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

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1966 volume:

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The moTion of The academic semesTer sTarTs wiTh classes, homecoming, more classes, social occasions, and culminaTes in Tinals. The year pro- cesses To include classes, vacaTions, leadership camp, finals, and for The seniors, graduaTion. The 66 Bear Tracks wishes To provide The Tech sTudenT wiTh a record of This College Cadence which he helped To make and of which he is a parT. Upeawyf ' 1 G if , 1, . 'Q- Safwdee Qazamfzg 60 Amana 74' , 74562 ag Zawtewte 0 ' 90 Q E Q E . ..,n W--E ff' 75-'.. 2975? 15553 ,.'1QiLf i-1 rxiiqluii ,. J, 1 I V i . ' ,.,- Assf. Editor, Wafenia Wright ,XA Ns 644 5135! ,,...f Q , Chief Editor, Ed Sevy -11 f 1 S i N ' . X Ain . v,., X ,qw ! -Af 5- , Advisor, Henry Alsirup b V 1' 1 I .5-11: - Ll , , 4- r 9' Greek Editor, Ralph Strope Features Editor, Tom Healy r t Ltr-Leif Staff, Ann Mann 3 N . K? Business Manager, Ed Duncan Annette Sabafh, Greeks X SE ,1-1-1 1 1- 71 1 11. fi ,1 Inr' M 'M 11'1 muez. ini. 1 ni iilrsii it ef 1 e i an 1 vi 1 is 1 Z i . 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N , -, ' i -Q ,.1 Ls' '5 Z 1 -AJ ,4-H- PP , V: 1,!l1u.,iigA ' ' 4 ' I S '-1 f 1 .- I- Q' 1 1 15 3- WH ,Eddy fw 6.4551 ,, gf f ' fl .. 'I-MQ-wwf' ,: ff. . ' ff '3 7- :GAKQQS4 ' 'Q . A ii J 'ggkg U .. , ,f-ii- ifffix ,wi , .4 V A 7: W f , ,, l , X. .7 . - ' -vi.. 1 f . , r gg. Y 35 x '37 3 L cc- - Left to Right: Dave Bealp Joe Graziano, Richard Wilson, Pete Phillips, Advisory Rob Fleischman, President, Jerry Coombs, Vice-Presidentp Bill Earksdale Secretary Gene Fluharty Harveyg Ronnie Gunter. Van- ' ' The Inter-Fraternity Council is The governing body of the fraternities on the West Virginia Tech campus. The main objectives of the l.F.C. are to promote better relations among fraternities, To establish a rapport with other campus organizations, to present a good Greek image in the community, and to advance Greek ideals and goals at West Virginia Tech. As on any college campus, the fraternities sponsor the main social functions, and the I.F.C. has the iob of seeing that these social functions benefit both the fraternities and the campus. The membership of the l.F.C. is composed of Three members each from Beta Kappa Chi, Psi Delta, and Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternities. Officers are elected from the membership. tr- f' ,Z Left to Right: Karin Morrisg Barbara Clark, Annette Sabath, Treasurer, Kathy Johnson, Vice-Presidentg Esther Anne Bryant Pres :dent Sharon Whitman, Secretaryg Gail Settle 7wZm- ' ' The Inter-Sorority Council formulates and enforces rules for the guidance of social sororities of West Virginia Institute of Technology. The council is composed of three active delegates from each of the two social sororities in addition to the president. Inter-Sorority Council creates harmony and cooperation between the two sororities and presents awards to the sorority girls with the highest academic averages. l.S.C.'s main iob, however, is to control Rush Week, set up rules for pledging, and regulate Help Week. l.S.C, designates the week for rushing and the week for the signing of pledge cards. lt also issues the official pledge cards. Last year l.S.C. and I.F.C. co-sponsored Greek weekend. This affair consisted f an o en dance a closed dance a Greek sing, and the selection of Greek Man 0 P 1 , and Woman of the Year. Winners of the Greek sing were Sigma Iota Chi and Sigma Phi Epsilon. Greek Man and Woman Pi and Dave Lang of Beta Kappa Chi. of the Year were Diane Snider of Delta Theta fx-.M if . 2 1 . , ,mg ,..,, ., .1 V- -V-1..J:.:-'i:.-3, ' ri I .L fl I 1 l' A .- . pa' V 1 ' ' s nz' mth -ET , -cr -A-fill-'l j..x.'Q Row l: Richard Wilson, Norman West, Bradley C. Vass, Daniel Artis, Stan Rogerson, Gary Bucey, Rob Fleischman Row 2: Don Wilburn, Bill Kessler, Jerry Banasik, Joe Hayes Sam Vass, Bill Newlon, James Whitney Row 3: Gene Fluharty, Joe Kuhn, Ken Fitzwater, Jim Beavers, Ronald Stephens, Dean Schultzbank, David Myers. Z K 646 Nineteen sixty-five will mark the fortieth anniversary of the Beta Kappa Chi as a social fraternity on the Tech campus. During this period, the Betas have promoted fellowship and brotherhood among the members and have strived to provide an atmosphere of improved character and knowledge. The Betas are the largest social fraternity on campus with a first semester membership of 54 ac- tive brothers. Many members were active in campus affairs. The president and treasurer of l.F.C., the treasurer of Student Council, the president, vice president, and treasurer of the senior class, and the president and vice president of the junior class were Betas. Two Betas were selected for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Sandy Matthews was the Miss Golden Bear candidate sponsored by the Betas and their sister sorority, Sigma Iota Chi. The Beta-Sigma homecoming float placed first in class B competition. A number of social functions were sponsored by the Betas during the past year. These included the Playboy Ball, the Beta Sleigh Ride, the Beta Snow Ball, and several house parties. Mr. Don Wil- burn and Mr. Lowell Shuck were Beta advisors. 40 ' 1-s Row 7: Charles Miller, Bill Davis, .Ievine Bowling, Paul Arnstein, Steve Barrickman, Percy Osborne, Roy Ace Pruett Row 2: George Cochran, Lee Musik Frank Simmons Robert Ryloff, Kent Hawking, Charles Bayless, Bob lrwin, L. Z, Shuck, Advisor Row 3: Harold Fox, Butch Robertson, Dallas Hicks, David Griffith John Evans Robert Barker Robert E. Smith lf.. llztil , l:'1'.',f L,-F K . ' -A. fffEg'fLgl,,.. ' 51 . 7 -UM-m .gf , 'W 'i ., , ,i 1' f A 1, Pisa-zofdzfiferi . Qi. one Playmate of the Year 646 -ed' , A, , , .g at-.5 z- I ' .Li!'l ' M , 5 lp: ,Zi fs wi , 5,1 - . x '- Miss Golden Bear Candidate ll , X I . I, ll l x E-4-'L - E157 l J n Are they sfaring at us? Ho, Ho, Ho, Help me, I'm stuck. Glasses, Glasses, everywhere and not a drop to drink. Hey, Bob, is that your wife over there? Beta Actives check our new pledge. BKX Raiders ride again. . ,f WM ...x BKX three-minufe body wash. Betas enioy a snack in their basement. Say, Man, look at that dessert. Betas order one up from new barmaid 'V Q . I xx W i Pi X , '1 Row l: Fran Dalporto, Lincla Akers, Karleen Purcell, Linda Dame, Tammy Deahl, Sylvia Stansick, Donna Johnson, Nancy Perry Row 2: Libby Bryant, Carolyn Keenan, lf Gilliam, Anna Daoust, Linnie Martin, Nancy Sturgess, Patty Barker, Pam Clendenin Row 3: Miss Joan Greenfield, Stisha Ayres, Ann Darling, Kay Hanna, Frances Dunbar, Dinah Warden, Connie Dorsey 6 Founded in l926, Delta Theta Pi social sorority dedicates itself to the ideals of wornanhood, high scholastic average, and the promotion of college social life. The group annually sponsors private parties, socials, the Spring Formal, a Founders' Day Tea, and candidates in student elections. This year, Connie Meadows was elected Miss Golden Bear, Nancy Sturgess, homecoming queen attendant, Fran- cis Dunbar, Psi Delta Sweetheart, Edna Rae Wells was chosen for the co-ed calendar, and Carole Kinder, Golden Bears cheerleader. Nominated to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities were Pat Tuckwiller, Barbara Evans Clark, and Nancy Perry. Joan Stroh received a plaque from ISC for a 4.0 average. Delta Theta Pi and Psi Delta, brother fraternity, took first place in the Class A section of the homecoming, floats. Deltas participate in many other campus activities, such as intra- murals, newspaper and yearbook staffs, and student play productions. This year's sponsors are Mrs. Pat Sarakellio and Miss Joan Greenfield. A 58 7 rf 1 J . Af XS-' I r- i -f Irf x. N 1 L L 7'- ' J 0 5 'vQ, N ff ' 5 ' 7 IQ ', ,fi . x , . CJ Q' e C ' I - ful. , L, Row 7: Sharon Whitman, Connie Meadows, Sharon Parker, Barbara Workman, Carole Kinder, Carol Pecora, Nancy Rexroacl, Pai Bovelsky Row 2: April Shamblen Kelen Full mer, Judy Kincaid, Dolly Stover, .loan Stroh, Barbara Clark, Connie Cadle Row 3: Par Tuckwiller, Alfreda Schultzer, Janis Lilly, Betty Nicholas, Novella Esrep Susan Collins Pc H f ' ing -ko 541 4-5, . 5 '1H.f : ...ri L' :N Q L V ,. V ' , -0 QS' E :YT ,Q .1 ' V-- l ':'f nl -V is i' iii' 'rrr l V n . X infm' ' i , , . ' -i, ,.i.-I :ij M in ' ' A i ' - ql ' V A P JK' L if :U '9 ' ' J,-A : 17 I - t 5 if FY ii l ' A if . 4 - N -1 I K ,,,, , , 1 . Y f K - ' o 4 A, ' 4,-515' Q. H 'iv ',', , 'HQ-5?-... LL ' ' Q , ,fbi ggi... ...H .Hslg' -.oy --g i A U .4.--f.v- C, . , ' a' . 1.',- .-o-rs.-4'KePE5niff-:r-Q E2.'La-.,g ' Delfas wifh brothers af Leadership Camp l 1 m Sf- -is 'Th 1 11-5-In Eb L 6 '6 65 I9 ffiii O CTN 4 GB 1 I 1.14 I I II LK 4. f 1, .,,,.Ip 1,-f, I lv' -' I ' : fr . - .I':,5,.. ,rj J- .73-K .H,f, 3- -Vi S?Ilfif x'- I f 424153 iljlfzlj 'I' Y I- , I r..,.,' I I ' T I N N I Sli-Wag., . I' ...-Q- - , f I II 4 I could swear I heard a bell. I lust washed my hair and I can't do a thing with it. II YI VM I NB' HEI wwf I Q Im N ,MII IWIIIIIII II I .XII II ,II II I MII if iff lx ggfggyrl' If oar IJ' I ' V' 'Irv .hi ,if W, I Deltas picket Psi Delia House for more informal get togetl-Iers. Deltas and a Psi Delta pledge-horsing around. IL' ' I If uf' 'II KII ill ,J- 2 II II 'MII 5 sa :E : mil Q , iii . 11 L ' II I Grin and bear it. ,,., 'rI'iII -,I I K IW I , IIIIIIQWL III III I II II I M, , I I Il 'F' Row 7: Ron Gunter, Treasurer, Mike Weddington, Vice-President: Jim Clark, Advisor, Jerry Coombs, President, Harry O'Dell, Secretaryp Donald Willis, Pledgemaster Row 2 Ray, Lynn Gibson, Bill Dodson, Frederick Vollmuth, Wayne King, Ralph Strope, John Futty Row 35 Andrew Litsky, Larry Losch, Steve Anderson, Jim Sweeney, John Frank 46 Psi Delta, Tech's oldest social fraternity, maintains brotherhood as its highest goal. Working, learning, and living together to achieve this goal has distinguished the fraternity as a campus leader. In keeping with this tradition, Psi Delta records 1965 as one of the greatest years in its history. The fraternity is active in all campus activities. Psi Delta's intramural team won the softball cham- pionship and the overall championship. All candidates sponsored by the fraternity for student council offices were elected. The offices were president, vice-president, and the four class representatives. Mrs. Bob Fisher, currently Mrs. W.V.I.T., was also sponsored by Psi Delta. Seventeen brothers repre- sented various campus organizations at Tech's annual leadership convention. Achievements for 1965 include election of Psi Delta candidate for Miss Golden Bear-Connie Meadows-and several class officers. The fraternity's entry in the homecoming parade won first prize in Class A float competition. Five brothers were elected to Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities. All work and no play make Jack a dull boy! Psi Delta brothers agree. Their solution for this prob- lem comes in the form of many closed parties and the annual spring picnic, The brothers also hold three annual open functions. They are the Christmas Formal, Rhythm Rock, and Springarama. 48 U-a ',,- - 1 , Y .,g,..,,.-,-Y-- ,K 1 Dave Beal, Onas Aliff, Jim Clark, George Southall, Larry Jones, LeRoy Jordan Row 2: Allen Brightwell, Rodger Jarrell, John Harris, Jim McKnlghi, Roger O'Dell, Carmen Man Lawrence Evans, Row 3: Jim Mendicino, Mike Ward, A. J. King, Joseph C. Koontz, Victor Deloe, Robert Jon Casazza FMD v r I '-If A Psi Delta Sweetheart Miss Golden Bear 49 v r l s A hard day's night. xo Shut up, pledge! Qty.- H.. W V . 1 rm 1 :K U 1' we i ll 1 Collaboration with the enemy. What's that you're mixing? Pledge physical fitness program. Psi Deltas promote togetherness. Now, George . . . Psi DeHa's delegate fo U.S.N. o-'fiiff me M pm L. X o - , NN .g ., X o K Nix x xx ,T S Q-il.. Giddeup, Bear! Go, man, go! Mau Mau mafing dance, I back U. S. Viet Nam policy l l l tt 1 l Row 1 Linda Morris Treasurer, Gail McGee, Worthy Guard, Annette Sabath, Vice-President: Gail Settle, President, Jane Gilchrist, Secretary, Esther Anne Bryant Pledge Mistress 2 Evelia Colostmo Sue Miller, Linda Leef, Linda Cruse, Karen Cline, Karin Morris, Claudia McGraw, Beth Kinder, Pam Leik, Vella Bradbery, Janice Dempsey Row 3 Dreama M Brenda Kay Harrah Carol Toney, Kaye Griffiths, Sheila Pomeroy, Jeannie Bayless, Judy Workman, Sandy Matthews, Priscilla Lester, Patsy Frantz. ' 0134645 Sigma Iota Chi, Tech's oldest social sorority, was founded in I923 as Chi Sigma Phi. In T927 Chi Sigma Phi became Upsilon Chapter of Sigma Iota Chi. Sigma is the only national social sorority at W. Va. Tech. The purpose of this sorority is to perfect and in our everyday lives carry out the meaning of the word SISTERHOOD, to help others and try ourselves to reach the highest standards possible, men- tally, morally, and physically, to be forgetful of self and mindful of others. Sigmas are very active on Tech's campus. Sandy Matthews was a candidate for Miss Golden Bear and WVlT's representative at the Alpine Festival held at Blackwater Falls. Jeannie Bayless, Sheila Pomeroy, Kaye Griffiths, and Patsy Frantz served the Golden Bears as cheerleaders. Three Sigmas were named to WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES- Charlotte Kincaid Arnold, Esther Bryant, and Karin Morris. Esther Bryant was also state president of the FBLA and was selected as the national Miss Future Business Teacher at the FBLA national conven- tion in Cincinnati. Sigmas, along with their brother fraternity Beta Kappa Chi, back candidates in all school elec- tions and succeeded this year in winning all iunior and senior class offices. Sigmas participate in activities all over campus and serve as officers in many organizations. The Sigma social calendar is varied and includes three open dances and several closed functions. The closed parties include the Sigma Masquerade Ball, the Snowflake Formal, the Shamrock Ball, and the April Showers Dance. I Mrs. Ruth Gilchrist was sponsor for Sigmas, and Miss Alberta Anderson served as patroness. 'f - Rf Janet Dempsey Linda Cruse Val Colosimo Karen Cline Bryant Esther Bradbery Vella Bayless Jeannie Charlotte Arnold iss, lax Linda Leef Brenda Harrah hs Kaye Griffit 4. .un n. .C 3 0 .Q C nv -1 N .- C 'U L. LL 7- un -4- nl D. 4- .- U L. L. :I Q C ou D at , E5 ff: W2 ,X 3' .Q 'C O E .E t. m X an .. o o E Dreama Miller Sue Claudia McGraw Gail McGee y Matthews nd Sa Priscella Lester Leik Pam rtv.W9Qg3'1m.:mzif 'if 1:5 if 4 .. Y 1,ffH,3.f,3 N141 .1,,-it... . t v . ..-45 I t , it . 'Q ' -aa Workman dv Ju Carol Toney ail Settle G Annette Sabath hella Pomeroy S Margaret Phillips Linda Morris M l, sg: 1 ll iff., in , if , ' ' l ' W l iliifm l I -sz. , 1 Which is the bunny? 'l H N-flip!! I, 'View 1 - J n li, - ' ' ull? l X V Q x W -1 . ,-gg IQ, lg - A -..,, Nj , A ge F 12 rwxxqg, xl. Ll l f.,'lf?ST3r '? '.l',l 53322 ,we l1ymN..Ql3'Q, ihsga -l 1 .,.. m I , L, ' 4 We yr ,L ,Z 'E W A 1 ll l-1. ffzgp l A f' L , Sigma President out on a limb. Where did it all go? U in mv , ll vw l M-I-C,K,E-Y M-O-U-SAE Hey youse guys, ain'1 l cute! We got the beat. Sitting down on the iob again. I. H , 'ss 1 ,. ke How many calories did she say are in this cake? U ALU I USERS -KN The one on the end pledged this semester. What are HWY VEBHY digging? lll - Row I: Paul Romano, Dick Peterson, Fred Waskiewicz, George Duffield, Mark Wildt,1Harvey Porter Row 2: Clarence Meese, Joe Graziano, Robert Green, Ch rles Hyer John Hoel Bill Palmer, Don Marikovics, Bert Heilman, Toby Harris Row 3: Jake Hunt, Rick Pekar, George A. Brown Ill, Mike Rafferty, Richard Smith, Larry Kerr, Bill Barksdale Rex Higgmboth Bert Buckbee, Advisor 56 a 46 . Sigma Phi Epsilon takes pride in being Tech's only national social fraternity. As such, we operate on an equal basis with T69 other active Sig Ep chapters across the continental United States. Sigma Phi Epsilon sponsors more social events on a yearly basis than any other Tech fraternity or organization. It is our belief that academic knowledge must be tempered with social activities in order to maintain the fine fraternity which we possess. This yearfs social calendar was comprised of the annual freshman week street dance, the Beat- nik Ball, first annual Christmas Dance, the Queen of Hearts formal, Founders Day Banquet and dance, the annual Hobo Ball, second semester pledge class dance, the Sig Ep Sweetheart Ball, and to wind up each year of school, we offer Tech's largest social event of the year: the Sig Ep Luau. Six of our free weekends each year are taken up by closed house parties. During the past school year, we were also active in helping support a camp for crippled chil- dren and sponsoring an annual Christmas party for over 60 underprivileged children. 1: ll l l Q ll 1 ,v E . . - ...av .cf ii- , ' I: Dennis Guth, Lee Squires, Don Farley, Bruce McCoy, Jim Buchanan, Tony Taylor Row 2: Thomas C. Hardman, Ronale E. Hammill, Robert Wildport, Richard Jannace, Ronald J. or . - 4 -I . ' ,i 1 3 'i William- J. Stevenson, Richard Skidmore, Tony Masi, Jim Carclarella Row 3: Bolo Ekholm, Jack Kain, Ron James, William Harvey, Virgil R. Hazeletf, Lendell C. Shields. 0 4 0 0 qi-fl 3. 5 ' iff fsjz 5 I 'll K ' 4 r lr, ' 3 i 1 3? T E li ' f V' ' T 1, W. 4 , is x L . ,pal I . 4. .., ,,, E 1 V 5 ,iq . 1 23 The brothers serenade sorority pledges. I'm full all the way up to here. .M Il 1 .,-V ' Queen of the Luau Quit watchingthe girls and play your guitar. A i : ii , 'Q u Eg ' ,W nf L -. rf. 'x I'm dreaming of the Great Pumpkin .... ' - 1 J ? -Y ,girl J ,, . ., 4 sf-vim? 'z 1 pwgi-m Mu ,aff inns 1 Mn nw W rm? rilwl 5. Sig Ep House 1 iz fs K- 1 J QS, Burt Buckbee, Advisor Sig Eps place first in Greek sing. Els, xg. X x X , sk xr i Y Y. S iii ?-ii-' ig Z if W , , , gill' Ea, Thanks, but my room is on ihe first floor -s The motion of the Service and Honorary Fraternities is directed to- ward the betterment of Tech. Our service fraternity and sorority have received little recognition for their services to the school. High standards characterize the honorary fraternities who participated in many worthwhile nonacademic ac- tivities such as the sponsoring of field trips and special lectures. Row 1: Linda Moschino, Jackie Bowling, Anna Marie Hannigan, Nancy Miles, Mary Pat Ryan, Linda Cipriani, Carolyn Potf. Row 2: Catherine Crockett, Bernice Shinn. Kitty Keller, Linda Harman, Carolyn Karnes, Janet Martin, Delores Marshall, Frances Lynch, Marie Thompson. Row 3: Cathy Duffy, Deborah Jackson, Mary Jane Higgins, Suzi Fink, Virginia White, Sharon Myers. 46 Phi Mu Gamma is the Kappa Chapter of an international fine arts fraternity. Founded at Hollins College, Hollins, Virginia, on October 17, 1898, Phi Mu Gamma was organized on the West Virginia Tech campus in 1927. The sorority strives to maintain and advance the fine arts on campus by sponsoring an annual art exhibit and ushering at the productions of the Tech Players and at convocations. The Phi Mu's also take part in backstage work and acting and give aid to the fine art departments in various ways. Social activities include private rush parties, a Christmas party for the members, a Thanksgiv- ing dance with Alpha Phi Omega as our guests, a traditional Pink Tea, the annual spring dinner- clance, and the giving of Christmas presents to underprivileged children of the area. Sponsors of Phi Mu Gamma are Mrs. Evelyn Crandall and Mrs. George Hoth. 62 1 Does your chewing gum lose its flavor? I haven't come to the punch line yet. Oh, you say the sweetest things. The Hillbilly Hermits are back in town When will the boys get here? l IT looks nice, but CBN we do if? Get ready to duck, here they come again. ,A , -. ww H I'm sure the weatherman forecasted rain. A Fink floats by. Hey, what happened to the other floats?- Phi Mu Pledge Class. fi W,- You should have seen the one that got away. E :H wr , A uf : r. l , . l I always say that you can iudge a man by the looks of his privy. A fail, The Sponsors Three. Tobeornotfobe... , , - 1 WW Z fy 1 A ,Q nga F 1 ' A5 Q If dffQa,3.Q'. W 1 I y 'vi N X . 9 . f ' 'Qx , K .Tv2?i'?'V5r - QUIT' il LJ If I I I, 1 1 .4 -.,. . ' ' - -1.- ' - . V 1 wr 'gl 'gin ' ff V 'C - f- fi ls- Q N ' 'f rr f S R6'Q.,k 3' W ' f V ff S x ,K , 1 Q .1 tix li! A ,I '7 ig? I x?-is! -nl V . 453 E I ,, A..' ' 5 ix' W i ' Q I A .. f I 1 in . Q J Q. I S if - W- in 1 - HM - . ,, 'r- ' L 4 ,IAQ , it A -. .rf - J? 1. L- J ' , ,gl W Z .-if-1- -A Tffajl ns ' ' V7 gif i ' : - fy. 4, t4? ,T K . A ,,, K ' tit N gzg 1. 5: 1- fav, E ? --f 2. I :fj . .MW I. :57 t ii -M U VN . - , -o I l ,ii ,V 5 sg Ttxtlxf . x ,. - -,I W ' N K if I I N. , v I, xii W 2351 'ip-5 1 , E President Roger Legg presents profits of homecoming dance to Dr. Nelson Pledge class for fall semester 1965. for scholarship fund. iiifffil 'A i if i e A l W .Iwi President Nelson speaks to rushees and actives at the open rush. Inter mission Experts!! .. 4 ,f sw . f A A ' HEEL i' A ' Wy.: if :I l 1 ,-sq V' 'k l The Kinkston Trio?? Let's see now, 856 freshmen times 6V2 hours of this . . . 68 4 Q L i N 1-w fJ ,f Ng U F' 'T 'fb . MQW, Aix?-Li 'f at 'r 'ii , 'Av-we A ,F 4 , I ' 3 lf' BEM ' lll5U.lUNl Ll-un -A W s . . 'Q mfr . -.:---'- w to f ., ' . .- Q, l ' of -f r ' E r ,, - 1 , -r l ' X X ,N r, : 9 vi-I -. ll . r I Q , ,gl 1. ,-, . izllinr 'X . lil r 'K -'A .' X V , X , -xv Av -'An,1..i ,nr M pf' E, sz- ,X N, M-A I' f Q , s L ' ' Alpha Phi Omega The Diamond Jubilee lg 2 Sf' M' W l l moves in on the brought real bargains ,l- ,,, ' ' women's dorm. to shoppers in Mont- E iQ ary gomery. gill if X ' ' ' ll bw X A as -L ? I Ti :L . ,r .4 pg i . on i l i . 1 M IE ' fltzcl Don'f ask Us Wi-,af if Before you can catcl is-we just build a mouse, you mus them. learn to outsmart hirr r 7 5' l'J'Tfv 'a lg tix.-,XA QOQQVQVAO QVQVSJ -' , Q ,Q , A I W5 vw'W3?'23f'fd?rft'33ftxf?e'9eQQ9-ai gvaezqgsbgtgigewQQQQYQVQQESQJE5, Q,Xl5,'1'E ggi!! 3 fi,wQai'wW:f Mi'eft':--sei 425 ':?'ff?.'i5.1 g-'fb iz tt M '3'M'?f'f2.p?rf'3'et4l.S ff't- 'Sh .We 7 l'lt't W Q 1.31. . , . ,t . ...im ... muh? -'?...+, ,.wt.1.'S54 v' 'U ,G , .W 1'-fs-a'?r -M . , , YS: A - J. el.-l gil li l li ' . 1, 5' if :fi The greatest show on earth starts in ten minutes. X' TX -i'f f '.. X , Y. ,,, ,I 141- i 69 f f YY YY 7- .L f f-Tv' H , W W V ff 7 f 1575 ' X Q w X ff ff L . t A VY, . . 'F ' 'x . w if as Xa' Wig' may 5 R X X 'gr -X ' - X ll: -Al WL 1' gf Z A , -L. I, ,Q -V1 V, ,. - , A QV, A N qfr? A fi 4 . , 51-9 - AA rg ' 1 f. . F .Ml- fwk tsmrf X 1 , x .nw - .xr .Yi , Row 7: Onas Aliff, Bill Lynch, Larry Shepherd. Row 2: Toby Harris, Dean Richardson, Don Davis, Jim Hoelzle, Jim Mendicino 75 Zum Tech's only honorary mock fraternity is Fi Batar Cappar. Membership is limited to upperclassmen, who are chosen by invitation. Members include athletes, class officers, honor students, and men who are otherwise outstanding in campus activities. The obiectives of the organization are to induce friendship and cooperation among students, to develop more interest in athletics, and to further the interests of the college. 15- 1 4 i . i --sr. 3 arf Row i: Allen Vorholt, Larry Small, Joyce Small, Kay Griffiths. Row 2: Bill Dangoia, Rizhard Monish, Mark Wildt, Fred Swetnam, Bert Heilman, Pat Tuckwiller, George Hoth ,-4044 P450 The governing body of the Tech Players is the Kappa Nu Chapter of the Alpha Psi Omega Dramatics Honorary. Students participating in dramatic presentations at West Virginia Tech become eligible for membership through a point system. Points are allotted each person who participates in a Tech Players production, either as a member ofthe cast or the stage crew. Initiation ceremonies are conducted at the end of each semester for new members. 72 l Pi Alpha Psi, founded in 1947, was set up to act as a unify- ing factor for all printing manage- ment maiors at West Virginia Tech. lt is the only national print- ing honorary of its kind in the country. Row 1: Bill Barksdale, Denny Huddleston, Bill Palmer, Bob Ekholm. Row 2: George Lester, Tom Pivnichny, Bill Lynch, Paul Romano, Bert Heilman, Burt Buckbee, Sponsor. Pd AW Pu 451445447 Row 7: Charlotte Martin, Dory Vorholt, Jean Jennings, Astri Jarrett, Row 2: Kenneth Bailey, Dale Bailey, John Lent, Dr. Otis Rice, Dr. Ross Gregory. l 1 1 Iota Eta Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, the national honorary so- ciety in history, was organized in April, 1964. Membership in Phi Alpha Theta requires a grade in- dex of 3.1 in all history courses and a 3:1 in all other work, which makes the organization one of the most distinctive honor societies in the nation. 1 ff ,7 . I 3 I 1 a I i . V W l K 1 x 1 5, A I Q , l 4 1 v l I A x 1 k I i?65 7 The West Virginia Tech football team of 1965 posted a total of 116 points to 91 for all opponents in 8 NAIA games and had a record of five wins and three losses. Head Coach Charley Cobb and new assistant coach Jim Heal started the season with a squad of 47, twelve of whom were returning lettermen. The squad contained 23 freshmen while only 7 seniors answered roll call. 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F E I E .xg-3575 f,gigv'.,-Tchvm-.,jgL - Q54 3-J'I.,.Qv...: , , 1' '?'15.ler!? n3'p3, ,.3QgQYp..Zi.- ' T -T -51, ,I , ,I jr f L V 5 71-13 ., dl ,,41j41v?-gg,,f:,.. , L '..1.V,,,w,,1 .rr 1-g'f.... 1 ' ,QMS - ': ,'..'L-,AZYSTQ .::.-:.2ma..Ail GHer' ' -X ' WM You can have the football Just don't get me dirty. I know I dropped my contact here somewhere. 79, 7?65 Z The outcome of what Coach Neal Baisi and Assistant Coach Pete Phillips termed a building year for the West Virginia Tech cagers was a 13-5 conference record. Balance appeared to be the key word tor a successful season for the young team which contained 6 freshmen, 2 sophomores, and tive seniors. The Golden Bears were paced by leading scorer Onas Alift who, along with Herb Carpenter served as co-captains of the team. THE RECORD WE OPPONENT THEY 98 Bluefield .......... .... 7 5 85 West Virginia State .... . . . 91 93 Alderson-Broaddus . . . . . 78 58 Salem ........... . . 68 72 Glenville State . . . . . . 65 81 Davis 8g Elkins . . . . . . 64 71 Morris Harvey . . .2 ..... . . . 78 70 Concord ............... . . 60 89 West Virginia Wesleyan . . . . . . 74 76 Salem ................ . . 78 78 Glenville ............ . . . 69 62 Alderson-Broaddus . . . . 51 72 Morris Harvey .... . . 73 70 West Liberty ....... . . . 63 75 West Virginia State .... . . . 67 108 Davis 8: Elkins ....... 59 84 Concord .............. . . . 65 80 West Virginia Wesleyan .... . . . 65 Carpenter in motion Gee, Look, I put a dent in the floor. 'So What? lt's easier to roll than to bounce. 82 Wild Oats. I -:D m.t...-, gg I iii 'A -if 5 From the valley of the iolly .. . Herb uses underhanded tactics in dealing with Eagles X 'BR 7-M-. w-8 .Qs 'YW ..,..9..f A., .1-.. A 1:9-35? 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' '- gms' ' - A V.-ff 'waning' ,ge .3Q:.:.3L'r' IT 'i,a .f ' u,,Vf 5 I' -- V -. -., ,--.L 14- iff- -Mr. -' V ., .. - . ,,, .,-,- lf I -E+-733-15 ,:,f. If- ' ' l jj1'fa,s7.A.h 3 ,, F 4,.., -' :Fw W A 8.5 .4V. 41 A H '- -5. . mfr, ,,,,-- . Y '5 f f-:.:1-5.7: . - 'J 4 1. rf g,? ,,,..,- , I xc X .ji ' .'a , , Y 1 2 ,. x, 11 N. N. X . ,, H:'f:i 'i1a Q- -'-Q 1.4 ' MW: ,, , -,-,.- - femme Kneeling: Debbie Jackson, Suzette Fink, Standing: Jane Ann Astings, Pat Bovetsky, Janet Hesse, Priscilla Lester, Nancy Rexroad. I O Nancy Perry, Debbie Jackson, Sandra Matthews, Anna Marie Hannigan, Janet H Mary Pat Ryan. Mary Pat Ryan, Nancy Livesay, Janet Hesse, Priscilla Lester, Mary Jane Higgins, Anna Marie Hannigan, Sharon Young, Kitty Keller, Patti Barker, Sylvia Stancick, Kitty Gilkerson, Debbie Jackson, Dolly Stover, Becky Keaton. 88 Nancy Hart Rexroad, Priscilla Lester, Sylvia Stancick, Dolly Stover. Jeannie Bayless Patsy Frantz Kaye Griffiths Carol Kinder Sheila Pomeroy 92 Row l: R. Gunter, D. Artis, Treasurer, D. Moore, Recording Secretary, E. Bryant, Corresponding Secretary, B. Clark, Vice President, J. Mendicino, President, Row 2. L. Miller P. Tuckwiller, D. Beal, M. Wildt, J. Sanders, F. Jetfcoate, B. Shelley, R. Jarrett, P. Bovetsky, J. Alibertip Row 3: R. Strope, T. Fitzsimmons, J. Noguera, R. Fleishman M. Vargo, R. Monish, G. Southall, G, Runyan, M. Wecldingtong Row 4: J. Hashtak, E. Maxey, L. Shepherd, O. Aliff, S. Anderson, J. Frank, R. O'Dell, L. Losch. The Student Council provides the atmosphere for the realization of student ideas for the betterment of student welfare. The Student Council is the official link between the study body and the faculty and administration. The chief responsibilities of this organization are, however, to hear the voice of student opinion, to exert a wholesome effect on student conduct, to provide for the creation and maintenance of high standards of student morale, and to foster the best traditions and customs of West Virginia Institute of Technology. O I Row l: T. Blake, G. Settle, P. Keehan: Standing: D. Huddleston, T. Pivnichny, W. Silvius. The Engineering News staff is composed ot members of the Mechanical Engi- neering Society. The purpose of the group is to publish and circulate Engineering News quarterly. The publication contains news of engineering and two-year alumni, engineering faculty, student activities, and dates for company interviews. Management News is a medium through which the local chapter of SAM can promote activities and events related to the field of management. Management News is technical in nature, is published bi-monthly and distributed on campus as well as to organizations demonstrating an interest. Seated: J. Walker, J. Bowling, D. Richard song Standing: D. Groghan, J. Heindel, R Tallman, L. Shuck. f l il I ,,-f 1 ' as - EF EEE SEE , ivy I I l g 6? Q ' ,Q-Q:-f :' 'i l ' , '- c ,Pf'4fj,Qm ' A Y i ,Xl'W'F1':, '- 15fi::f',.gi. w-tf.Ffa, , .fizvas t !f,:ra,, 'fXY?' 1Tf?,pfHxA4zL1 5,59 X' 2'- ' ri g.w,sf11swmrg'faw-' 1- it it ,ef .1 ky f,,,vg-A Ex, Q 51.491, , - sfeimf 33651-'1, 34: 13 , t ' '?5'f:'5f--L43 f like ' L. 4'fiL?:QQ.!g1.?dref'L4xeE'gL1:.'?E13A1'gg-, X .- .ti B em., f- gssitr-v ' 'U X sc ll - a -f' Q' -JL' ,. Y' 1 at 12 a ' T 'Quia ef-:cf 'si - X 4 ,Q gl ' ' 4-.1---1 ' ., ,A 5 ' : Y ' 4 - X' X, R+ .x 'ff xfm J Ei H 1, A al ', ' V 117 - Q i i trzhzge l V V X .,41'. Despite the screaming pressure -of approaching deadlines, the relentless pressure of important stories, and the late demands of disinterested superiors, we kept one goal constantly in mind. Despite our endless pleading, begging, demand, and threatening for newspaper copy we tried to keep one idealistic goal. We tried to give the Collegian a distinctly collegiate flavor. Not the factual drabness of the daily chronicle, nor the irresponsible glibness of a scholastic experimentor, but a truthful retelling of Tech news and student expression in words attractive to discriminating college readers. i 1 I Q '44-1 Qifqlfllllflii I ' im' i 59 s ' i N f'-xii. . Mb' . ....,..,, 3 if H ri., I A . . , ,, .c... sw: ' bl.. n-.yn ri 'R' ' -, fs , I - ' i rv- l , I ,.. . s-1-:.-::i.'q,Q l H 1 - f i ,A 'Y' We claim partial success in our pursuit of this goal, but we hope other students will accept the challenge of a high standard in producing an effective newspaper for Tech. .The success we claim belongs to a great extent to those who helped us. Besides many uncompensated but dependable students, our thanks go to Mr. Buckbee and the Printing Management De- partment and Mr. Henry Alstrup, Director of Public Information. e hope the development and learning they saw in us will re- ward them for their extra hours and extended patience they freely gave us. yn as-'F5: 'B L .df Row 7: M. Arthur, S. Soulsby, L. Ward: Row 2: L. Newhouse, G. Murad, S. Collins, C. Cadle, J. Lilly, A. Schulterp Row 3: C. Kinder, B. Jordan, J. Ashly H Drlly L Miller J. MOH'is. 96 SWS The Lavada Ratliff Chapter of the Student National Education Association is an organization com- posed of students enrolled in the teacher education program. Mrs. Evelyn Crandall is the advisor. The SNEA promotes the careful selection and retention of students admitted to the teacher train- ing program, and strives to deepen the interest of capable students in teaching as a career. This organization attempts to give the student educator a better understanding of the teaching profession and to better prepare him to solve problems he will encounter as a teacher. Highlights of the year were: A candlelight installation of officers and induction of new mem- bers, as program concerning the WVEA Insurance Plan, with Kenneth Legg as the guest speaker: a program during Teacher Career Month by three active classroom teachers, publication of a student handbook, the Annual Christmas Party and the yearly picnic. f- J-.5 l Nuff . i :J UN., ,Fw . .,, r ',. 5. ' 'f i fi -,' w., vs, gg .35 jug i 1 ., ,gr , -rx r .nw ,i Xi-'1 , ,,.1 ff' Row 7: Mrs. Crandall, Z. Shawver, V. Young, F. Jeffcoate, Row 2: N. Dolin, D. Bonazza, C. Martin, P. Hedrick, J. Dean, P. Bovetskyg Row 3: J. Andrick, J. Wayne, S. Fink M. Tudor, R. Gargiulc. l l l l Ai Candlelight installation of officers 97 Row l: W. Dangoia, T. Blake, V. Hackett, C. Kruger, G. Runyan, A. Leicht, T. Medven, Row 2: M. Vargo, H. Porter, E. Bryant, L. Morris, J. Workman, G. Settle, R. Willians L. Jones, J. Fargacs, F. McCann, Row 3: E. Hill, L. Jordan, L. Squires, A. Vorhalt, B. Barksdale, D. Huddleston, T. Pivnichny, l. Levine, P. Keehan. S.,-4776. S. A. M., the recognized national professional organization ot management in industry, com- merce, government, education, and the pioneer in management philosophy, is dedicated to the pro- motion and advancement of the art and science of management. Through the 220 University Chap- ters in the United States, Canada, ,and Pureto Rico, the Society promotes management education, makes significant contribution to the preparation of young men and women tor careers in the busi- ness vvorlcl, and renders a service to industry and the community. Each year the Tech chapter sponsors tours of the industrial complexes located throughout south- ern West Virginia, and hosts business leaders of the area as guest speakers. S 1262- 00: we wigs 1 S A M Convention in New York Annual All Day Management Conference diem Row 7: R. Monish, G. Settle, S. Vall, B. Barker, E. Bryant, J. Salmonsf Row 2: A. Sabath, J. Gilchrist, N. Dolin, D. Durst, S. Riley, M. Ferrell, T. Bailey: Row 3: P. Os- borne, J. Vickers, P. Keehan, T. Blake, G. Runyan, H. Porter. Phi Beta Lambda is a professional organization made up ot business students. Students belonging to the Tech chapter are automatically members of the state F.B.L.A. organization. The Industrial Arts Association is dedicated to the development of young leaders for industry and the classroom. A maior obiective of the American lndus- trial Arts Association is to promote a better understanding of the problems the student may find in his profession, and keep its members abreast ot current develop- mentsin industry. l Row 7: B. McCoy, E, Holland, L. Daughtery. D. Whitman, W. Davis, B. Hamilton: Row 2: P. Lewis, J. Greer, T. Heffner, J. Luzacler, L. Miller, J. Andrick, W. Meadows. ina Vassar r lffi' ' lgjl fy l' 4' H. Butcher, B. Frye, C. Collins, A. Pierce ' 7 ' 'uid I I 14 Row i: J. Hastings, P. Lester, J. Bayless, J. Bennett, Mrs. Neal, S. Limerp Row 2: M. Higgens, S. Pomeroy, C. Davis, N. Rex- roacl, F. Dalporta, M. Walton, P. Bovetsky, A. Mann, Row 3: J. Martin, D. Stover, B. Keaton, N. Miles, M. Ryan, D. Woods, Row 4: B. Bailey, L. Martin, D. Jackson, P. Kin- caid, A. Hannigan, S. Fink, Row 5: C. Booten, L. Dempsey, B. Rice, S. Young, K. Keller, M. Kilburn, S. Mathews. The Athlettes, A Charter Student Major Club of the American Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, is a professional organization of women physical education maiors and minors of W. Va. Tech. The club sponsors girl's basketball, volleyball, tennis ancl swimming teams that participate with other colleges in W. Va. Other activities include sponsoring an active intramural program, an at least one special program a month. Row i: Dr. Rice, D. McCaughan, R. Gregory, J. Lent, Row 2: A. Jarrett, C. Cacile, B. Shinn, C. Martin, D. Vorholt, P. Tuckwiller, J. Jennings, Row 3: C. Poft, K. Bailey, S. Argento, D. Bailey. The Dr. Otis K. Rice History Club membership is open to any student or faculty member interested in history and current affairs. Each year the club sponsors a tour to places of historical interest in West Virginia and neighboring states. Guest speakers, prominent men in their field, are regularly featured at the monthly meet- ings. dufofuf tsl .. F ff '- :gags ' I J . i tis? Q is li l Row I: Dr. Chen, advisor, J. Noguera, H. Aktug, D. Quanolt, W. Smith, Row 2: W. Bez, F. Guillen, H. DeCuba, P. Pappas, F. Kockg, Row 3: H. Stockwell, J. Geerman, A. Jarrett, B. Veladimir, K. Al-Rashid, E. Franck. V. H The International Club was organized at Tech in T959 by Dr. Petee Olden, a former language professor. The cIub's purpose is to promote mutual friendship and better relations among American and foreign students through social and cultural activities. The International Dinner, with typical food from each country, and the International Fair are among the many different activities held throughout the year. The purpose of the Campus Christian Council is to promote interdenominational co-operation in religious activities, to promote Christian fellowship on and off the campus and to increase student interest and participation in religious life. The council consists of two members and the president from the Westminster Fellowship, the Wesley Foundation, and the Baptist Student Movement. mer, C. Ruley, A. Belcher, G. Huddleston. I I O Row 7: J. Hashtak, D. Hypes, D. Artis, R. Dean, M. Wildtp Row 2: B. Meintel, D. Full- mm: Valdes: Row 2: L. Brown, B. Workman, Row 3: P. Jarrell, J. Bowling, D. Williams, M. Cordray, W. Bland, N. Lacey, L. Casto. Baptist Student Movement meets each Sunday evening at the Montgomery Baptist Church. Meetings consist of a snack supper, informal singing, and a devo- tional program. Members strive to know Christ and make Him known through personal witness on campus. Special activities include inviting guest speakers on campus and an annual picnic. A program featuring religious intellectual and social activities is sponsored by the Newman Club, an organization of Catholic students. The Club's goal is to supplement the student's curriculum, so that he receives a well balanced and integrated education. Tech's Newman Club became affiliated with the National Federation in 1958 under the direction of Father M. E. McDonald. Row 1: J. Martin, B. Shelley, L. Cipriani, M. Wildt, J. Banasikp Row 2: J. Hashtak, J. Parker, R. Brothers, N. Vidonic, G. Laerclure, B. Meintel. Row 7: D. Richard, S. Jones, J. Bennett, R, J. Lilly, K. Gilliam, P. Campbell, S. Gandee: Wake 7 I Row 1: M. Lawson, D. Hornbeck, R. Michael, J. Boone, Row 2: D. Hypes, B. Wensyel, D. Artis, D. Setliff, R. Harrison, Row 3, J. Morrison, W. Harper, A. Belcher, Director, J. Nester, Absent: T. Pivnichny. The Wesley Foundation is composed of students dedicated to Christian growth. The organization offers worship, recreation, and fellowship as well as study and opportunities for service to all Tech students. The group sponsors dramatics, a choir, fellowship teams and is active in the Campus Christian Council. The purpose of the Westminster Fellowship of the Montgomery Presbyterian Church is to promote an understanding and practice of the Christian faith among students at Tech. Through worship, study, discussion and social activities an atmosphere is pro- vided where inquiring and growing minds and hearts can deal creatively with the problems and doubts involved in being a committed Christian in our day. FTP' 'gig : e TI: cj .IQ , , 4 I a a i xv' I O I Row i: S. Parker, C. Fraley, M. Mullins, P Frantz, Row 2: D. Jackson, R. Dean, G Huddlesten, J. Buckbee, M. Toney, H. Wallen, J. Fisher. l Q ti' i - 4. ll' la-- ' .1 we ' Fl PT i I, .49 ri- . at A ,tt i gp.t:, .,a-.1 l , ,. , T . ', ferr l . .-, , ., .,, 3, . H. M 1 n l il l Row 7: T. Fitzsimmons, L. Harman, C. Karnes, K. Keller, C. Cadle, J. Buckler, Row 2: C. Crockett, R. Green, P. Bovetsky, l. Levine, C. Duffy, Row 3: C. Ryan, G. Col- lins, J. Workman, T. Hefner, B. Hannah. The Young Democrats was organized to stimulate an active interest in govern- mental affairs among youth, to foster The ideals ot the Democratic party, to help acquaint voters with the issues and the candidates, and to provide for The highest degree ot iustice, social welfare, and happiness. Row 7: G. Lester, R. Blevins, M. Wauhop R. Smith, J. Boone, J. Fritz, Row 2: R Pain, P. Arnstein, C. Hall, H. Battin, M. Hall D. Brown, D. White, A. Daoustp Row 3: J Sturgell, B. Wensyel, J. Yago, S. Fowler, B. Hannah, L. Kendall, L. Blankenship, R Drescher, P. Pylesg Row 4: B. McLaughlin T. Smith, P. Roub, R. Westfall, J. Martin C. Young, J. Vines, B. Groves, B. Gargiulo. 1 Broadcasting to the campus from its studios in Conley Hall, Radio WVIT strives to provide Tech with a source of campus news, information, and entertainment. It also promotes an active interest in the operation of a broadcast station by encourag- ing student participation. Statt members are trained in programming, announcing, engineering and news. 70. 17.7. adm The ISA is the newest professi Row 1: G. Duffield, J. Meade, J. Frank, A. King, J. Shoemaker, R. Wilson, J. Farley, Row 2: L. Small, R. Tallmanp Row 3: A. Litsky, J. Gilbert, J. Hoge, L. Shepherd, J. Mendicino, D. Dolan, V. Stanley, Row 4: J. Gabhousef J. Hoelzle, R. Barker, S. Ander- son, J. Evans. 75.55. i , QF Fira. 'g-55' J ...Jan . .. . ..sgr- li . iii ,,. l i l The IEEE is a professional society resulting from the merger of the American institute of Electrical Engineers and the institute of Radio Engineers. lt provides opportunities for the student in electrical engineering, electrical technology, or related sciences to participate on a professional level in activities relating to his field. Meet- ings are held for the discussion of the group's activities and the planning of field trips. onal organization of the Tech campus. It was formed by students interested in new developments in industrial instrumentation and process control. The organization promotes a better understanding of instru- mentation through field trips to local plants. Membership is open to all interested engineering or technology maiors. r I i ii - - we . si. 53 l i O I Row 1: J. Noguera, L. Losch, R. Smith, R Farro, J. Ray, F. Kock, Row 2: C. Lee, H Decuba, B. Robertson, G. Fluharty, R. Harri- son, G. Southall, J. Waltz, Absent: R. Ben- son, C. Meadows. ,f .X 11 it ii.. . 'tai' Lyifrw as we ll ' i 1 , .1 f,' ai bertig Row 3: J. Graziano, B. Dodson, J. Walker, J. Heindel, J. Grose. B. Shelley, L. Jones: Row 4: W. Fleshman, J. Thompson, D. Griffith, J. Kenyon, T. Cablish, R. Brenne- man. The Mechanical Engineering Society was organized seven years ago to assist the mechanical engineering student in developing qualities not fully cultivated in the classroom. Membership in this professional society is strongly urged by the Engi- neer's Council for Professional Development. Through field trips to industrial plants, technical movies, and opportunities for group discussion, current applications of mechanical engineering are viewed. Row i: R. Fleischman, S. Thornton, J. Koontz, D. Highlander, J. Sothen, Row 2: D. Beal, L. Gibson, W. King, K. Leetavorng Row 3: O. Aliff, R. Snead, V. Hazelett, M. Va rgo, J. Parbuoni. The A.S.C.E. Student Chapter was chartered by the Board of Directors of the American Society of Civil Engineers on March 9, 1965. The main purpose of the Chapter is to help civil engineering students enrich their college courses by beginning those professional contacts and associations which, continued through life, are valuable to the practicing engineer. Many trips and monthly meetings are experienced throughout the year by the maiors in Civil Engineering. 14.5. , . if Row 1: J. Bowling, R. Valdes, D. Groghan, - D. Richardson, L. Shuckg Row 2: H. Wallen, G. Keys, S. Barrickman, R. Robson, J. Ali- 74 . . . Row 7: J. Ray, H. Hoo, R. Janell, R. O'Dell, Dr. Murdock, Row 2: R. Legg, l.. Losch, J. Waltz, G. Bowyer, G. Southall, G. Fluharty, R. Smith. On August ll, 1965, the organization was recognized by the National Ameri- can Chemical Society. The name was changed from Chemie Verein to the West Virginia Tech Chapter of Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society. Mem- bership includes students maioring in chemistry or chemical engineering. The functions ot the Chemical Engineering Society are the promotion of professional interest among the chemical engineering students, the beginning of professional contacts and associations, and the coqrdination of technical knowledge with practical applications. The society sponsors field trips and invites guest speakers from industry to the bimonthly meetings. Membership is open to all chemical engi- neering students. O I I I Row 1: R. Farro, L. Losch, C. Meadows, J Waltz, G. Southall, Row 2: J. Ray, B Robertson, G. Bowyer, R. Harrison, W. Thomas, Row 3: G. Barnett, G. Fluharty, R. Smith, R. O'Dell, B. Frampton, C. Thompson. O L-R: C. Wensyel, G. Harrington, A. Magnin, R. O'Dell, L. Jones. The West Virginia Institute of Technology Young Republicans Club, organized on campus in 1963, has the following obiectives: To bring youth into the Republican Party and train them as effective political workers, To give them opportunities to find political expression and recognition, and to foster and encourage the Republican Party's activities and to promote its ideals. The purpose of the Inter-Dorm Association is . . . to establish unity and promote academic and social advancement among residents of Maclin Hall. This shall include recognition of students for outstanding academic and social achievement. The organization, elected by popular vote of the dorm residents, meet monthly. The faculty advisors are Mr. Robert Brown and Mrs. Edith Gillilan. 2 3 ,QJK1 -Mba Seated: H. Carpenter, J. Hoelzle, E. Gillilan, D. Richardson, L. Shepherd, Standing: P. Lewis, J. Graziano, R. Brown. Vwha-Dum 14 ' ' 70omenb Dum ' Row 1: P. Leik, K. Johnson, K. Fulmer, S. Jones, Row 2: J. Riffe, R. Broce, S. Parker, K. Cheek, P. Bovetsky, C. Lambert. Membership in the Women's Dorm Council is by popular vote of the women in the dorm and consists of fifteen counselors, four officers, Mrs. Nora Lewis, the housemother, and Mrs. Dainty McCaughn, Dean of Women. Women's Dorm Council is responsible for formulating rules to create a har- monious environment within the dorm. The Men's Dormitory Council, which is the governing body of all dormitory activities, meets weekly in the dormitory lounge. The Council consists of the house mother and the faculty counselor as well as the dorm counselors. Row 7: P. Carter, J. Graziano, J. Kain, Mrs. Edith Gillilan, J. Carpenter, Jr., R. Brown, Row 2: B. Wildpret, L. Shepherd, J. Hoelzle, D. Richardson, J. Shaver, J. Lambert. 77Zeab Dawn ' I09 J 1 I 'x 5 I A P 2 w Ill 74a HMM 114, lTflllTg,??? ,X , f', , '- will la 7 ,. .cP7.r.-Q.. .35 52 , 3,.:.f-as-.Q H . e we , H-gifvg Q.. 4 M . A- ---zz.-gt 'gre Tff'f'f'-fig' 'lr i 'l A , Jeff-'vvyrg,fi ' A' rifle-' , L. . 1- - vf-.3 ifl-lg 'Y 'N , ,Q S,,'L3.T.,.- . . E '1f'T ,, ' '72 AJ- 4 I Y . 'ie - b '.pT f 'w g 77355 . ,-:i.2- '- -,,.:. n uf, .qs .S f-4' Ns .., 'V'--f-1 -V- -nf x xx h The President fe of our college. Men Tha! will be remembered, ' 3,11-.-Lgzj-'23 Q ' -uf.:-X -l'm ' . l - 4 , xx .- ,, f if , , lvljflli l 1 . V ' f. ze -A 'F--.RV '53-341 A, . '- '1fl.hr llsZ ?' li ' X K :','1,, . , 'K .1 .1 --,. 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Johnson, R. Ford, C. Austin, E. R. Warren, F. D. Comer, W. C. Jones, J. L. Jeter, W. B. Yates, S. L. Powers. SM!! ' .fl . Sm!! l4I Mike Weddington, President Joe Cimini, Vice President Carol Kinder, Secretary Francis Dunbar, Treasurer S Dude Wickham, President Lois Wood, Treasurer Kathy Cheek, Secretary Phil Johnson, Student Council Represenfafive Joe Kuhn, Treasurer Gene Fluharty Vice Presidenf Karin Morris, Secrefary Bob Smith, President -fa Nfffu RF 9 . .I Qin' ., a '1- M, ,, ,J ii' uni. 0 . -4 R E, f V- ' W. g Q.. f' Esther Bryant, Secretary Janie Gilchrist, Treasurer Jerry Banasik, Vice President Q... GEORGE ANGEW Industrial Management Huntington, New York if X. Rr ,l X J IM ANDERSON Q ,aw- 5' JUDITH ALBERCHINSKI STEVEN W. ANDERSON Electrical Engineering Elmira, New York Psi Delta, Student Union Board, l.E.E.E., Alpha Eta. X JAMES ALIBERTI Mechanical Engineering Orlando, Florida Student Councilp Mechanical En- gineering Societyg WVIT Ra- dio: Alpha Eta, l.S.A. 'P-TWV WANDA ANDERSON Secretarial Science Cedar Grove, W.Va. Phi Beta Lambda HUSEYIN AKTUG Civil Engineering Montgomery, West Virginia American Society Civil Engl neersp International Club il RONNIE ANDERSON ffl:-. 'tgiitfi 3 ,ab lt W 'sz , K 'lgif 3 51 ag 1 ' M I d, x Z is M, , ,'. l 2.31 liken 1:e.l-.1501 JERRY P. ANDRICK Industrial Arts Montgomery, W.Va. Alpha Phi Omegay W.V.S.E.A.g American Industrial Arts Asso- ciation. 11:-75' DARVIN BAISDEN if ' --fx R' ezine E I l u l DALE CLARKE BAILEY Social Studies Cedar Grove, W.Va. Beta Kappa Chip Alpha Phi Omegap Tech Collegian: Student Council: W.V.S.E.A.p History Clubg International Club: Young Republicans: Phi Alpha Theta: Tech Players. T .4 KENNETH ROY BAILEY Social Studies Cedar Grove, W.Va. Beta Kappa Chip W.V.S.E.A.p ,History Clubp Phi Alpha Theta. -all - -,-- ees ROBERT BARKER DAVID BEAL CHARLOTTE KINCAID ARNOLD Chemistry Page, West Virginia Sigma lota Chip Inter-Sorority Council: Wesley Foundationg American Chemical Society: W.V.S.E.A.g Young Republicans: Candidate for Miss Golden Beary Chemie Vereiny Campus Club and I.S.C. Awards. LARRY BAILES r P4 l TH ERESA BEN I Mathematics Fayetteville, W.Va. American Chemical Society, W.V.S.E.A., Concert Choir, Tech Players. ?'f ORVILLE BOSTON Electrical Engineering Washington, W.Va. Beta Kappa Chi, Student Coun- cil, Baptist Student Movement, Academy of Science, I.E.E.E. THOMAS D. BLAKE Business Management Charleston, W.Va. Student Council, Management News, Phi Beta Lambda, S.A.M., Young Democrats, Tech Band, Tech Stage Band. ll Sl 5 I az? ' al I le' I S 5 I itll, l,,.. I 'i if-iq ff-3' GARY BLOUNT JAMES BISHOP Electrical Engineering St. Albans, W.Va. Sigma Phi Epsilon, I.E.E.E. I I I I I il I JEVENE BOWLING Mechanical Engineering Piney View, W.Va. Beta Kappa Chi, Campus Chris- tian Council, Baptist Student Movement, Mechanical Engi- neering Society, Engineering News. J RUTH ANN BROSHEARS DAVID BROWN Secretarial Science I --I Fayetteville, W Va Fayetteville, W. Va. JOSEPH E. BURTON ,gg ' -N mix gt J ,. X I ',..vl .' E W I I f.,lLs:QMfw:22 . f X ,,a,fl:5f'ssfr2ra:Xz2f , ' t2fa.is:-'im-:rgi .w-- .. Q ililgefwii-wxbwx ' 1 ,castle-Y-mf WI :f:fI'ff' 1 592 PM E? I ifIIiii?'i2fEfE?f,415M' I I .'m:t:gy -we-tif:-I. wtf? wb-21may-S444-NfZf-V' .-.-,u.ftwff ,actin-.tsfifmmfs-Impsxzw wx finaly, -'hint 5' 'if' WG,-5 1y T1w L 'inn' 3' izifhivlk- ,92:sfgm1a:4QM4o2:wa TED CHRISTIAN , Q M., . XS? BOB CALDWELL Mathematics Montgomery, W.Va. Psi Delta, Canterbury Club, W.V.S.E.A., History Club, Pi Al- pha Theta. V1 '-ol! ,N ROBERT CHRIST ,X I if? il TIM CABLISH Mechanical Engineering Belle, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Society, Alpha Eta. I -rf? BARBARA EVANS CLARK Mathematics Montgomery, W.Va. Delta Theta Pi, Inter-Sorority Council, Student Council, Bear Tracks, Wesley Foundation, Academy of Science, W.V.S.E.A. ARTHUR CLAY SUSAN COLLINS TOMMIE COOKE S gp ir- DOUGLAS COOPER OTIS CORDER JAMES CREWS ROBERT DAVIS N L W Wa: Q 'ss GEROLD DAWSON L 4-r CHARLES DEARDORFF JANICE DEMPSEY up--.f Aw DANIEL DOLAN VIRGIN IA BATTON DURRETT Mathematics Fayetteville, W.Va. Sigma Iota Chip Academy of Science, W.V.S.E.A. 054 X lf., I -J? I-1--'rf -I-.-aw' WILLIAM GEORGE DUFFIELD GARY EVANS DURRETT Mathematics Fayetteville, W.Va. Academy of Science Ja OSCAR EPPERLY NOVEI-LA ESTEP WALTER DORSEY Printing Management Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tech Collegian, S.A.M. DORIS ANN DURST l tl g.,m i - JOEL EVANS 4:41 N 'I JOHN EVANS JIM FARLEY LAWRENCE WAYNE EVANS Mathematics Handley, W.Va. Psi Delta: Academy of Science W V S E A LINDA FAITH JOHN D. FARLEY T -Q JAMES FARREAU MARSHA FARRELL RAYMUNDO FARRO Chemical Engineering Sabaneta, Aruba Newman Club, American Chem- ical Society: Chemical Engineer- ing Societyp International Cluby Alpha Etay Instrumentation Soci- ety. l I . l X-A EUGENE RICHARD FLUHARTY Chemical Engineering Weirton, W.Va. Beta Kappa Chip Inter-Fraternity Councilf American Chemical S0- cietyp Chemical Engineering So- cietyy Alpha Etay Baseball. -3 x l ,, xv , i ,T , 'I I 41 l I Jigga, ' 1 L. gm.. ,. V ?..,,V. 1'-M,-ga L,-3-N-, -, ,gf r, . I I Q- 'T I I IPI! ' f i if evil' . nl ,ac-..f, A , , I ff' . J tai-if 5' i,,l5,f I r .lqstti all 3- ' iff., ff .I ,l'l,.f',fM' 1lsfa,ll.'n' l WILLIAM R. FLEISCHMAN Civil Engineering Beta Kappa Chif American So- ciety of Civil Engineersp Inter- Fraternity Council Student Councilg Alpha Eta, Intra-mural Sports Council, Whiffenpoof Party. :Q- C. THOMAS GARTLEY Industrial Arts-Phys. Ed. Morgantown, W.Va. Alpha Phi Omegap, Wesley Foundation: W.V.S.E.A.p Ameri- can lndustrial Arts Association, Concert Choir, Basketball, Base- ball: Grand Prize-Industrial Arts Fair. WILLIAM FLESHMAN JOHN GILBERT Electrical Engineering Kimberly, W.Va. Beta Kappa Chip I.E.E.E.p Alpha Eta, KENNETH FITZWATER JOHN W. FRANK, JR. Electrical Engineering Otto, New York Psi Delta, Student Union Board, Student Council: Student Activ- ities Boardg l.E.E.E.: WVIT Ra- diop Amateur Radio Club. KAYE CAROLE GILLIAM Business Teacher Education Oak Hill, W.Va. Delta Theta Pi: Inter-Sorority Council: Student Council: Wom- en's Dorm Council: Bear Tracks: Baptist Student Movement: W.V.S.E.A.: Secretary, State Baptist Student Movement: Miss Bear Tracks. in FERNANDO GUILLEN ,p-una I X s. .1 '133' .l ii l 'l l ,ffl HERBERT NlEl.VlN GRADY Industrial Arts Marmet, W.Va. Alpha Phi Omega: Baptist Stu- dent Movement: W.V.S.E.A.: American Industrial Arts As- sociation: Young Republicans. E. VIRGIL HACKETT Business Management Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Phi Omega: Student Un- ion Board: Student Council: Wesley Foundation: Phi Beta Lambda: S.A.M.: Young Repub- licans. .if : E iw DAN ALDEN GROGHAN Mechanical Engineering St. Albans, W.Va. Student Council: Mechanical En- gineering Society: Engineering News: Alpha Eta. '- ...LT WAYNE D. HALSTEAD Music Montgomery, W.Va. Alpha Phi Omega: W.V.S.E.A.: Concert Choir: Tech Band: Tech Stage -Band: M.E.N.C,: Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. DAVID ANTHONY GIOMPALO Industrial Arts Beckley, W.Va. Alpha Phi Omega: Newman Club: W.V.S.E.A.: American ln- dustrial Arts Association. It ll. i i RON GUNTER Mathematics Jesse, W.Va. Psi Delta, Inter-fraternity Coun- cil: Student Council: Academy of Science: W.V.S.E.A.: Young Republicans. WILLIAM HARRIS DELANO HIGHLANDER l JOHN HEINDEL Mechanical Engineering St. Albans, W.Va. Westminister Fellowship: Me- chanical Engineering Society: Engineering News: Alpha Eta I -of' JOHN F. HOELZLE Electrical Engineering Long Island, N.Y. Sigma Phi Epsilon: Inter'Dorm Assoc.: I.E.E.E.: Fi Batar Cap- par: Alpha Eta: Basketball: Cross Country: Tennis: Men's Dorm Council GUY HENSLEY o-bla JERRY HOGE Electrical Engineering Mullens, W.Va. Alpha PhiA Omega: National Service Fraternity: Radio Club: l.E.E.E. ' JACK HARVEY Mathematics Swiss, W.Va. B a pt ist Student Movement W.V.S.E.A on 'vo 'Atv' EVANS HILL l YT-5-ivy' DENNY HUDDLESTON Printing Management Pond Gap, W.Va. Management Newsy S.A.M. Pi Alpha Psi l JEAN KAY JENNINGS English Ansted, W.Va. W.V.S.E.A.5 History Clubg Pi Alpha Theta 1 'ik -.2 iff! I. ASTRI JARRETT Social Studies Oak Hill, W.Va. W.V.S.E.A.p History Club: Phi Alpha Thetap Concert Choir ALBERT LeROY JORDAN 5'5 Q..- '7 FRED JEFFCOATE Industrial Arts Mullens, W.Va. Alpha Phi Omegap Student Councilg Tech Collegianp Bear Tracksg W.V.S.E.A.g Ametican Industrial Arts Assoc.: T l J l W. E. KEATLEY H UGERT HU DSON Q-1 JERRY JESSIE PATRICK KEEHAN WILLIAM KESSLER LARRY D. KERR Business Admin. Parkersburg, W.Va. Sigma Phi Epsilon, S.A.M. ALFRED KING Electrical Engineering Cambridge, N.Y. Phi Delta, I.E.E.E.y Alpha Eta NOLAN KESSLER , ,, V Wi I La I. JOSEPH C. KOONTZ Civil Engineering Bedford, Penn. Psi Delta, American Society of Civil Engineering JAMES E. KENYON Mechanical Engineering Charleston, W.Va. Mechanical Engineering Society Alpha Eta LARRY KILE CARL H. KRUGER Industrial Management Upper Saddle River, N.J. Alpha Phi Omega, S.A.M. u l t it lt V, l PAM LEIK NEAL A. LACEY Biology Midway, W.Va. Alpha Phi Omega, Student Council, Tech Collegian, Baptist Student Movement, Academy of Science, W.V.S.E.A., Religious Development Committee l ww, ROGER H. LEGG Chemistry East Bank, W.Va. Alpha Phi Omega, American Chemical Society, W.V.S.E.A., Baseball px l-pq .95 457 JOSEPH F. KUHN, JR. Business Management Belle, W.Va. Beta Kappa Chi, Phi Beta Lamb- da, S.A.M., Senior Class Treas- urer ef, Z it .' l 1 r . t I tc! .jil if l at C. ,- PRISCILLA ALDEN LESTER Physical Education Needham, Mass. Sigma Iota Chi, Inter-Sorority Council, Student Council, Wom- en's Dorm Council, Campus Christian Council, Newman Club, Athlettes, Extra Murals Basketball, Volleyball and Ten- ms DONALD LEWIS PHILLIP LEWIS JUSTINA JANISE LILLY English Jumping Branch, W.Va. Delta Theta Pi., Baptist Stu- dent Movement, W-.V.S.E.A., Young Democrats 3 RON LUDWIG A WILLIAM HENRY LYNCH, JR. Printing Management Lindenhurst, N.Y. Alpha Phi Omega, Student Council, Tech Collegian, Bear Tracks, Newman Club, Manage- ment News, S.A.M., Young Re- publicans, Pi Alpha Psi, Golf, DELORES MARSHALL WILLIAM F. LYNCH History 81 Government Montgomery, W.Va. Student Council, Tech Collegian, Newman Club, History Club, Young Republicans, Fi Batar Cappar, Football is-J Q57 J I . . . ,mai 'l I CHARLOTTE MARTIN Social Studies Smithers WVa W.V.S,E.A., History Club, P: ANDREW LITSKY ,ag 513, ZEI EUNICE MANION Alpha Theta SANDRA MATTHEWS Physical Education Charlton Heights, W.Va. Sigma Iota Chi, Student Coun- cil, Wesley Foundation, Ath- lettes, W.V.S.E.A., Swim Team, Beta Kappa Chi Miss Playmate, 1963, Candidate for Miss Bear Tracks, 1963, Candidate for Miss Golden Bear 'l SHIRLEY MCKOWN if fc 7 ' ' A Tis my f ,N M., .nf - ji A W ,L 519. -Q L 5 n . . 1, -i S131 n Y wgxigf I , ,Qi , M V A . sv. . - 4 . 'Y if -4 .. 1, .wr --'21 W 1-.f ,- ,y- V l C , fl , 1 1 STEPHEN BRUCE MCCOY Industrial Arts Parkersburg, W.Va. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Alpha Phi Omega, W.V,S.E.A., American Industrial Arts Assoc., WVlT Ra- dio, Football, Basketball T S-:Jr TONY MEDVEN . i'v Q-fini' GEORGE MCKINNEY l JAMES R. MENDICINO Electrical- Engineering Bunola, Penn. Psi Delta, Student Council, Stu- dent Union Board, Student Ac- tivities Board, Newman Club, l.E.E.E., Fi Batar Cappar, Alpha Eta, Sophomore Class Treasurer MICHAEL MCCLUNG in ,' JAMES MEADE JANICE MILAM Business Calvin, W.Va. Delta Theta Phi: Women's Dorm Council: Wesley Foundation: W.V.S.E.A.: Phi Beta Lambda: International Club: ti?-v+'fr RICHARD J. MONISH Devonshire, Bermuda Student Council: Inter-Dorm As- soc.: Canterbury Club: Phi Beta Lambda: Alpha Psi Omega l CHARLES B. MILLER Chemical Eng. Man, W.Va. Beta Kappa Chi: Inter-Fraternity Council: American Chemical So- ciety: Chemical Engineering So- ciety: Alpha Eta: ISA Q WILLIAM MORRIS Civil Engineering Ansted, W.Va. Sigma Phi Epsilon: Canterbury Club: American Society of Civil Engineers: LYNDALL L. MILLER Industrial Arts New Milford, Conn. Alpha Phi Omega: Student Council: Inter-Dorm Assoc.: Bear Tracks: Wesley Founda- tion: W.V.S.E.A.: American In- dustrial Arts Assoc.: Interna- tional Club: Social Director- Student Union AUBREY LEE MUSICK, JR. Electrical Engineering Gauley Bridge, W.Va. Beta Kappa Chi: Alpha Phi Omega: I.E.E.E. NANCY MILES Physical Education Phi Mu Gamma: Student Coun- cil: Bear Tracks: Athlettes: W.V.S.E.A.: Concert Choir KARIN MORRIS Math Montgomery, W.Va. Sigma Iota Chi: Inter-Sorority Council: Student Activities Board: Tech Collegian: Bear Tracks: Academy of Science: W.V.S.E.A.: Who's Who: Sec. Senior Class. A JAMES NUGEN n I 'I 9 I H E THOMAS G. PIVNICHNY Printing Management Bethlehem, Pa. Alpha Phi Omega, Campus Christian C o u n c i I 5 ,Wesley Foundation, Management News, S.A.M.5 Pi Alpha Psif Pres. Freshman Classy Religious De- velopment Board lt. Fifi I-rye NANCY COROLE PERRY Physical Education Oak Hill, W.Va. 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