West Virginia University Institute of Technology - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Montgomery, WV)

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RANDOLPH STRAUGHAN, R. I. GRIM, and YVILLIAM B. SMITH remind us that we don't know our chemical equations as well as we thought We did. They control the cheniniistry department. WALTER MICHELS and COLEMAN LOYD play a big' role in helping turn out engineers. Mr. Michels is better known to those students in mechanical engineering. VVhat a test! That phrase comes from a student in one of Mr. Loyd's classes. Al- though his chief teaching Held is physics, Mr. Lloyd relieved Mr. Matheny of his European history class. GASPERINE MILO and IRENE NOLAN are the Nbrainsv of the niathematics de- partment. If you come from their classes without learning a great deal, it isn't he- cause they haven't tried.

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I. FRANK CAREER and HUGH H. BUTCHER run the shops from which so much noise escapes. Mr. Butcher, a Tech graduate, was welcomed to the faculty in the fall of 1950. Mr. Garber makes all the students feel at ease with his cheerful smile. .s .Q .A .,. ' .35-me 'Sig .L : I i ii mf 1- 1. Q g 1 Q:-1-N .-N. A Hx., 4 .lf -' QE: , Ag-.zgz ., Q . . to ' . -- , - . ..,.2.:sf e::- eff,-e.:,1g::e:'-sw sv. - s ..f--'-.fs-.fsv u+.1 I Y ---hae 4. Q 25534-5: -1- . ' ... -s?s. w.f5 . V. tt . : - Q, xi, 5 1 . ,,,,. ' - - -1 R 2 :ego . sa--.-. 4 -- f'wwsQgNf.4z3sfasXwfeXQ N-. . 1- ti ' -er SJ .X s M751 2 -4 1 ef .s.-- .. w w. - .:' :-fs' . ' s SnitzMmwxss-ssggt: V. . , X .ff ',, .:: . ,swm spa . f ,h . .:,mgt.,,-,sp Q g...,s.x -1' if X' Ki . 2 sf ' fsf?Qsf 2-ff' sz:-s5.as-335 il 'gg . e sf bf: Q.k'?5M'tf4i 5 ,li .i 6. gsefi 1' P.. V. . sw- x.wYs:w.'.Q is mag--Ngf,wq.fs,-V. Q. N .ew .s2i.9.,-- 2. .2 :. sea :5v1f4'w'.-f f f.--iwfux-f'.'..:1 S: gg .. 1....4sX .sf. Q. . . . .X am s. .,. .Ast :gg 21 . ii j ,f'!lT f 5 f ji , L ' . T il. ziswfrwffff-ww--' ' saiepiefel ' ' ' fs Q . g-st: - ..: K- My ,Q pat ,sfmf f- .-:F 1. .--. i f ,.,,-. - fsfgm 3 - 334 -' A , f:. -4-Are,-fa - .- - 5- ewf-fm sf -a 'ww---. .. -1 emmw -Q-W.-I A as .wgwm rf, Q .,. : .. -1.1.-..f - - 1 , . 77g5,Qe ,.,- W. L. T. CROCKER and KOESTER COL- VILLE share the work of the journalism department. Students in journalism or pho- tography find W. L. T. Crocker an interest- ing and unique instructor. Aside from his English and journalism classes, Koester Col- ville takes care of the public relations for Tech. He enlightens the local newspapers as to the present, past, or future campus events. CHARLES E. KENNEDY and HECTOR B. SUTHERLAND see that the Collegian is printed Weekly. Mr. Kennedy holds the title of Dean of Men.

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MARIE HOGAN is just the instructor to choose if you Want to learn how to be a good homemaker. She replaced Julia Kil- patrick in the Home Economics Department. KENNETH BEALL directed the Messiah in which several students and members of the administration participated. MYLLAN SMYERS has given the band short notice to play for a pep rally. Under his direction, the band has given several concerts and ex- changed a program with West Virginia State College. - HERBERT ROYER has watched his foot- ball team through victory and defeat-doing his best to make this season a success. VVILMA VVOODBRIDGE tries to keep the girls in good physical condition. HUGH BOSELY encouraged the boys when their morale was low and help them to become basketball conference champions. Mewasmin... -M .,,,.,4 fwwmwl-ie..ma af, ,i awmmuwzwunur