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

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1967 volume:

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Q, 1 C 9' gl n 9 f 32 eclsl Q h.n.Qh.CQgD,,11mms January 5, 1967 Technology has asked that his .Picture 3 Sena: your yearbook queen. .-.atlllh Of the five nclninees, it is ,, upmxan nr P1.aYa0y's photographers and picture .mars th-if: FUSE Kathy u7Qhl1SOn is HIDSE deserving of the hr-Ilxur. All of the candidates are lcvelyf but Miss' Johnson seems to have that little nsumsthing special . Best wishes from PLAYBOY. 'nec-rely. O I EBV Uhamberliffl ASS00i6bE PXCEUIE Edi EDI' . a Us7CfPL fernlfll anal: s emo bw ilofl Ffa - S ph: EP ' 3 d bu Sig! lnlclugon 1-1600 Tracks OOO N .fn I 'T -yr. . 5 6 xxx I ,,,'J',. . . .sm A ' ', il' .fx J-W.-L Q- X -:uf A 1 rg, if V 4 1 x , ', 'M s in W i eff' i .fe 1:8 N 4 . o 1 Miss Kathy johnson, Miss Bear Tracks for 1966-67, poses around campus to give us an idea for the reason she was chosen for the title. ,7e'. , F f v, r H NA ,ii Beiig Brown ry ,, v , , w . use , Lf' A ' n fwgggrf w ,. .gig - ':fL,j,z' , -. 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A qw gf 7' 2 W W M I I MW X W'Y+Y 1 Y fa-o MM Ai w I in 4 A K 'Q Gf Wa M M W BW M M M Miss Golden Bear Carole Kinder, chosen Miss Golden Bear of 1966, was crowned during half- time ceremonies of the homecoming game by Dr. Leonard C. Nelson. Her royal court consists of her attendants, their escorts and Dr. Nelson. To Miss Kinder's right are Kathy johnson, sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega, and Claudia McGraw, sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon. To her left are Connie Meadows, Miss Golden Bear of 1965, and Esther Bryant, sponsored by Beta Kappa Chi. Carole was sponsored by the Psi Delta fraternity. On the left is Carole Kinder, Miss Golden Bear of 1960. 13.3, . 2 -+ u'f Miss Golden Bear and her aiiendanis Left to right, Carole Kinder, Miss Golden Bear, Kathy johnson, Claudia McGraw, and Esther Bryant. Senior Of The Year Mrs. Esiher Bgrani Aliff Esther was chosen as the most outstanding senior of 1966 by the faculty of West Virginia Tech. A It seems evident that only at that ti at which one becomes recognized by h fellowmen as a celebrity does he one. It is, then a matter of others as to who becomes a celebrity. Here -X ra XX YA L . vmw - r one of the ways in which celebrities c chosen. Popular vote assures that those .o care enough to express their preference H have the opportunity to do so. I I I , , R ' PRESIDENT p nu 1 Monms al 4 I Jupm COUNCIL ICE PREKSSUENT R cwumfss . , TUDEIT CDURCIL SR CLASS REP GRIFFITH L Ill! Y . I t W fx! ..-V fu.. dl i ALPHAPNIOMPCI . IACK I me G I 2' STWEITCOIICI. SOPIl. REP t I 3TU.i,'f,.!I..9.Q..U C'l ,1 j- 1 J? 1 ' I 966-67 Snow Queen Margaret Ellis Miss Ellis was chosen Snow Queen by the KPA fraternity. Margaret is a history major from Clenclenin, W.Va. She reigned over their Christmas formal. .. , , . 1 -.lr .rn ff.fIi45,:lE , V V Ip 7- U H , , ,W Q li , ull. ' MQW ,1'i.:sf.i wf,,.,, igj4il 33 'iw Miss Alice Horowitz Nhss Perfect Tgpe ' - Sri-iwn 1 E ft Miss Horowitz is a junior ma- joring in Language Arts and is from Springfield, New jersey. She was chosen by the Printing Management department as Miss Perfect Type for 1967. , W ff 'is N. r . I ...6 ' Mfm - af 'J' A I pmiafvf' Damel Artls IS 21 Mat N 1' i i I .,,,, W. --M 4 nm ---ff , , 1, l L A,,, 4, . ,J ,J ,, iff E+ 7 Q-1:2 -.. +1 x f V ., . jf. V f 5' I N U ,. Q gllpmf WN ,1Lgl , Q w Z ,Q 1 3 , ff A. , c 'Q '1 B f L-N. .5 Taxi l O ix! 1 . ? l l gi, Z I PN K' I ,V 5 4 X 1 F i X E5 Colosimo is a Biology Major from W.Va. vnu... ' -Q.. Mike Crane, who is from Montgomery is an Electrical Engineering major, Ann Darling Qleftj is a Social Studies major from Pratt, W.Va. 11 J X .WJ 'laik M. j si., Patsy Frantz is a Physical Education major from Montgomery. 33 f v zz :rx iisfw ...Q Q2 YA.. , -fin.-E , fwf.. 5-ii 22. V lag- if W ., . 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Time cannot be conquered - fellowship and broiherhood can ai mosi make ii pass more pIeasan+Ig. . . in--7 ..- Ajguda W'-39 I' Vlflligyu ,RW .. Anne - ST ewfxa r Junior C1,l.,,,3 Rr-prose-n1u1iv0 - XIX SUPPORTS Pre Calvin Thompson ' L Pres. Bill Harvey Joph. Rep. Bill Newlon .wnior Rep. Carol Davis Sr, rrior Rep. Mike Burke u Mrs. W VI I Mrs. ffm fardamlla For Student Council rx ' 'Amie J l'cWi-KRT Junior Class Representatxve greeks 4,- ---zgie. r...:1 vu. 1l 'g N I glss : .QS l 5 1 2 5. , - 'w C mills 1 1 n .,. SFA r ,J,j,? ?f r. I . 41.7 ' - - -'E F' L Y rr L l-J ' Y E. l F 1 ' ww l egg le r H' rw oflif E'lr-r ll ,'rrl'm,.,g ,M pm. H ,jfifl gr JG! X9-ll Li.: 37 , - 1 - - ' - Left to Right: Steve Barrickman, Secretafyj Sanders, Mike Weddington, Larry Losch, Bob Irwin, Vice Preriderzty Onas Aliff, Student Council Representative, Kent McClung, T1'ea.rurer,' jerry R. Coombs, P1'eJideni,' Bill Newlon and Harve Porter. The Inter-Fraternity Council is the governing body of the fraternities on the West Vir- ginia Tech campus. The main objectives of the I .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 tlie I.F.C. has the job of seeing that these social functions benefit both the fraternities and the campus. The membership of the I.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. to Right Standing: Linda Akers, Trearurery Gail Settle, Preridenty Linda Morris, Vice Preridenty Karleen Purcell, Secretary. Kathy Johnson, and Gail McGee. 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 addi- tion to the president. Inter-Sorority Council creates harmony and cooperation between the two so- rorities and presents awards to the sorority girls with the highest academic averages. I.S.C.'s main job, however, is to control Rush Week, set up rules for pledging, and regulate Help Week. I.S.C. designates the week for rushing and the week for signing of pledge cards. It also issues the official pledge cards. Last year I.S.C. and I.F.C. co-sponsored Greek weekend. This affair consisted of an open dance a closed dance, a Greek sing, and the selection of Greek Man and Woman of the Year. Winners of the Greek sing were Sigma Iota Chi and Sigma Phi Epsilon. Sitting: Vella 39 gigmat ight Qfpsailun 1 i Wi ., ' . 5. Wig 5 U.. P.u 1: i a s .- . . . , Seated: Paul Hickman, Toby Harris, Bruce McCoy, Rick Pekar, D. C. Marikovics, Harve Porter, Jerry Wendell, Dan janney, joe Graziano, Tim Hartman, Slafzzlirzg: Dennis Guth, Tom Healy, Dick Skidmore, Rex Higginbotham, Jack Lambert, Lendell Shields, Bob Wilcox, Ron james, Al Toothman, Dan Noyes, Mike Rafferty, Ron Hammill, jack Kain, Tom Salo, Gary Childers, Bob Kovach, Bill Rayser, Bill Deemer, Mr. Bert Buckbee-Adzfiwr. F3 J 1 Sigma Phi Epsilon takes pride in being Tech's oldest and largest National Social Fraternity. Operating as such we are always one step ahead of everyone when it comes to either social functions or grade point aver- ages. In addition to our eight yearly major dances and the Luau, you will find Sig Eps socializing evervwhere from house parties, to the Bear's Den, to Benny's Grocery Store. Yet such so- cializing doesn't prevent the brothers from constantly obtaining better grades than the All-Men's Average. This is no less amazing to the brothers than it is to their instructors. None of W. Va. Epsilon's Brothers may ever go on to become olympic sportsmen, but we were number one in the '65-'66 Intra- brothers on its roster. Always with an eye for beauty, the brother's nom- inee for the honor of Min Bear Tracks, Kathy John- son, was unanimously elected by the photographers of Playboy Magazine. Girls are also chosen as Queens .for each our formal dances and of course, the Luau. Of course in addition to fraternity ac- tivities, the brothers engage in extra curricular activities of all sorts. fSee pre- vious mention of Bennysj It is a rare organization on campus that does not have its share of Sig-Eps actively par- ticipating in it. QI-Excluding of course Beta Kappa Chi and Psi Deltaj mural Gamer, a fact which we are all proud off Varsity Our house is always open to visitors falthough it is sports can boast at least one Sig-Ep on any given team. most presentable during a regular open housej so feel Football was a Sig-Ep stronghold this year with ten free to drop in and relax some weekend. I . -334 W arf: '.. ' W , ., V .,,,, - , , . ., 7-gif aw V gg. .- K K L. . J , -' ' - XT - A fefifh VNM Iim W X , 5 in: 5-1.4.4 ! 1 if . ,.3,3m'L5zr:-V in E. V 'li J - J -A, ' ' j af. - f- 4 5 , ' ' ,TTL l - f. . ' N H E!! Sealed: Virgil Hazelett, Pledge Mafterj james Corzatt, CbflplfIf71,' Charles Sepkog Phil Divita, Vice P1'q.r.,' William Harvey, P7'6.l'id672l,' Robert Wildpretg Bruce Warnixg Clarence Meeseg Ron Davisg Mark Wildt. Stazzding: Robert Acker- mang Bert Heilmang Mike Toneyg Bill Foxg jim Turnerg Dave Kittrellg Jim Yickersg Ed Maxeyg Bob Coburng Rusty Saltong Al Abdellag Charlie Hyerg Bob Coreag Sanders. mi-rf -l :QS a Kaihg Johnson Sig Ep candidaie for Miss Bear Tracks 4l i , i k gl 1 1 P ' if L From a casual get together . . . . . . to a formal meeting . . . . . . Sig Eps are brothers. -uni' YAEH! fa Boston Yes j And if you don't believe him, argue with us ef' The brothers decorate our float. While Fred decorates Fred Brother Tom rocks out. And the beat goes on . . . P , ,a ,I X I A The brothers put one over on Sproles. The Beginning Siilifzg, left to right. Sarah Williams, IVOr1flay Gmzrdf .Esther Bryant, Cowerpomlifzg Secrelm'y,' Vella Bradbery, Vice Pre.ride7zt,' Gail Mc- Gee, P1'enfriw1l,' Claudia McGraw, Pledge zlfIzm'e,fr,' Linda Bickford, Serrelfzryg jane Gilchrist. Stmzrlifzg, left to right. Nancy Swor, Pasty Frantz, Linda Faullcner, Linda Leef, Linda Morris, Betty Dorsey, Pamela Ann Leik, Rachel Anne Harris, Annette Rosanelli, Dorene Meadows, Val Colsimo Sigma Zlnta hi A member of the National College Panhellenic, Word sisterhoodg to help others and try ourselves to Sigma Iota Chi is Tech's oldest social sorority. Chi reach the highest standards possible, mentally, moral- Sigma Phi, founded in 1925, became the Upsilon Chap- ly, and physicallyg to be forgetful of self and mindful ter of Sigma Iota Chi in 1927. Sigma is unique in that of others it was founded by 3 man, Admiral Greer A, Duncan, Sigma candidates are found in all school elections. Chapters are found from coast to coast, y HOUOIS bestowed UPCU fDC1T1l3efS are tO0 thfee are located in West Virginia. numerous to be mentioned. The Sigma At the national convention in St. scholastic average for '65-66 was highest Louis, Missouri, Upsilon Chapter was of all Greek organizations and non- voted the best old chapter and received Greek male and female averages. honorable mention for the national pro- Outstanding Sigma functions include ject. Upsilon was represented by Gail the Masquerade Ball, the Christmas McGee, Janie Gilchrist and Kaye Grif- . Formal, Shamrock Ball, and April Show- fiths Gilchrist. ers Dance. The PUIPOSC of Sigma Iota Chi is to perfect and We Owe many thanks to our 5P0n50f Mfg, Ruth in Our Cveryday lives carry out the meaning Of flhe Gilchrist and patroness Miss Alberta Anderson. 44 i L l A A Sitiifzg, left to right. Carolyn Pursley, Claudia. Lambert, Carol Ann Davis, Karen Prouse, Jeannie Bayless, Paula Moss, Jienell Riffe. Stfuzdifzg, lefl lo right. Betty L. Brown, Brenda Brooks, Joyce Harrah, Gail Settle, Suzi Fink, Io Simpson Martin, Marianna Arthur, Brenda Kay I-Iarrah, Elaine Gold, Helen Christian T-if V -1 Em W ir ,Hr ' liz, Betig Brown Sigma Iota Chi candidate for Miss Bear Tracks 45 Winning Smiles fx You got that run down feeling? Sigma Hobos at the closed rush. kt, ill! Sigmas place seventh. I'm the Greatest. :- 'rn ...-. llllllly Linda, the party is over! Sigmas greet the pledges. So what if the Betas are hauling out Sigmasf' Seatedg Paul Arnstein, Charles Bayless, M. Burke, P. Moore, B. Davis, B. Irwin-Preriderzl, D. Schultzbank, Bill Newlon, W. K. Mc- lung. Stazzding: Ronald Ray, joe Hayes, Butch Stegner, Shannon Moses, Joe Lastik, Donald Thompson, Roger Waldeck, Dwight Hall Butch Robertson, Gale Pomoroy, john Winter. Esta 'Kappa 4 hi Nineteen sixty-six marks the forty-first anniversary Cappar Mock-Greek Fraternity. Two Betas were selected of Beta Kappa Chi as a social fraternity on Tech cam- for Who's Who Among Students in American Univer- pus. During this period the Betas have promoted fel- gitieg and Colleges, lowship and brotherhood 'among the members and have This year Beta Kappa Chi affiliated with the Sigma strived to provide an atmosphere of im- . proved character and knowledge. The Betas have the highest scholastic average of any other social fraternity on Tech campus. Their active membership for first semester was 60 brothers with many members active in campus affairs: the treasurer of the I.F.C., the president of the Student Council, the president of Pi National Fraternity of the United States as a colony. Esther Bryant was selected as Miss West Virginia Tech in the Miss West Virginia Tech in the Miss West Virginia Tech Beauty Pageant and was the Beta's candidate for Miss Golden Bear. A number of social functions were sponsored by the Betas during the past the Newman Club, the president of the Mechanical year, includingthe Annual Playboy Ball, Spring Fling, Engineering Society, and the president of the Fi Batar Beta-Sigma Picnic, and several house parties. 2 , P 'l + 9'6r A L I-1 1iif .- :V 5 ' -' 5 4 . . ' , , x Seated: james McGee, Dennis Urbas, Roger Westfall, Gary Bucey, Robert Ruloff, Ed Robinson, Alvin Anderson, Kent Hawkins, Joe Coleman, Bob,Welch. Slazzdifzg' Steve Barrickman, George Bryan, Bill Meintei, Glenn Hayes, Mike Dillon, Ron Stephans, Doug Cirioli, Carter Noland, james Nevill, Thomas Curry, Ray Bachelor, Dave Griffith, Rob Barker, John Stroud, Bill Riddle, Dave Flemm, Ed Myers, Rodney Woods, james Kelley, jim Sampson, Stanley Rogersom, Dan Artist-Abfent, gl . , S , Q W!'XI, a: R ist fr be N, QQ ml? - 1 gl l 3112 5 Ka ren Prouse ,, ,, i D, EE , . . , .,..r -- 'RW Q, eta Kappa Chl candidate for Miss Bear Tracks g me r F ,,,,y y ' -Tl S -'Q, il ' r. , -A 49 Beta Glee Club 155. Pledge Goober and Sugar Pops Pete. 'Fix 3'- She beat you by half a car length, Oris What's this? Sea food again? Aggwr ' li xt 3 1 ' Q 4 ' x .. 13, 14, 15, jump, Urbas!! N 1 f -. Our Canadian Club: The Four Roses ' 41 , . . 1 A 'lf I ' s 1: IW , ' 1- Q ' A 'J' V - v , ,- -.mg 1 rl A il-Q ' 1 5 ' 'F , h - YEWL Y ig Q H 5 3' ' - mtl. 1 1 fl fr 'Y' 1-M 'M ' ' v 1 , 1 'Q I1 ',TL,f!g':k!9. gb! . ' . ' . 'pm ' it .2 ' ' J i L U - l I , I -L, , 1 ',.i5f5,g,g.. - K' . -..W V.,- .L . 'f'S..., , -,f'Q3f' A. , - ', in i 'f51,g5:.ir- fsiLra135 ff.: ,uzfirzrm ,:41. , 2 'N-:QiT4.M., -- if v..-A - 4, fiL2?'f Don't worry, I'11 unclog it, House Fine! 7 xl! niii313i1Y33iK31sxTxWGK Seaied: Kathy Johnson-ISC, Kay Hanna, Sharon Whitman-S.C. rep., Janice Sturgell-Chaplain, Carol Grant, Alfreda Schultz- Trear. Stmzdifzg: Carole Kinder, Karleen Purcell, Dolly Stover, April Shamblen, Carol Sullivan, Libby Bryant, Linda Martin, Mrs Barbara Clark-Advisor, Fran Dalporta, Linda Dame. Betta lfvta There's a new sorority on campus! This year the elected Miss Golden Bearg Kathy johnson, Homecom- members of Delta Theta Pi, formerly Tech's largest ing Queen attendantg Edna Rae Wells and Dolly Stover national sorority, pledged its members to Delta Zeta, were chosen for the Sig-Ep co-ed calendar, and Carole .J the largest national sorority in the nation. Delta Zeta was founded at Miami University in 1902 and has grown to include 70 chap- ters and more than 55,000 active rnem- bers. The Tech chapter of Delta Zeta, called Iota Pi, was number 171 in the nation and ,number seven in West Vir- ginia. The sorority annually sponsors pri- Kinder and Fran Dalporto, Golden Bear cheerleaders. Nominated to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities were Pat Bov- etsky, Arm Darling, Sharon Whitman, Mrs. Linda Akers, and Mrs. Nancy Rexroad. DZ's participate in many other cam- pus activities such as intramurals, news- paper and yearbook staffs, student play vate Parties, socialsa the Spring Formal, the Founders, productions, and various clubs and honorary organiza- Day Tea, and candidates in student elections. This year tions aS'Weu. Delta Zeta sponsors are Mrs. Barbara The DZ's and their brothers,.the Pi Kappa Phi's won Clark and Mrs Pat Sarikeue thirteen out of eighteen offices. Carole Kinder was Sealed: .Iudy ,Kincaid-biflorimz, Sharon Miller-.rang-leader, Carla Morgan-.rgt.-at-afnzf, Kelen'Fuhner-pledgemifiren, Pat Bovet- k -V' ' - ' ' y s y zre Pref. Lmda Akers Prefldefzt. Stmzziifzg. Darrelene Dingess, Judy Rogers, Ruby Curry, Ann Darling, Iaon Stroh, Tammy Deahl Donna Blevins, Sylvia Stanwik. : . ,A ' , :. . N , , ' I x 1 Cora Spalding Delia Zeia candidafe for Miss Bear Tracks It's Post Time and they're off! ,, ' in X5 My v x 51 . .- B7 u , ,, G-5.3 Tammy makes like a bunny. A Here's something you can shoot at. My draft card. Miss Golden Bear cools off T 1 'L 1 I'11 bet he invited other couples to his party. Poor, bewildered April stares on in disbelief as Tammy trounces her opponent. Deltas gather informally. Two cakes for the price of one. -1 MQ r A - --------. . r,.g,, ,A-,, Y Y, v-3,-V . eated Charles Ryan, Charles Stone, David jones, Robert Fergusion Phil Adam H ld B k W K' I. L ch P Onas Aliff Vire Pref., jim Clark,VAd1JiJor. Standing: Emmanuel Russell, William sHarf1igr, SPeddihrgfon,ullgalpharSfnitIiis jiin Knight Larry Schafer, Thomas Tilley, john Mann, Mike Ward, Milt Reed, William Diebenbach, Allen Brightwell. -at Betta The past year most definitely must be considered as one of the greatest years the Psi Delta fraternity has had in its forty-three year history. Striving through brotherhood, the fraternity has again shown itself to be an important part of leadership on the campus. In intramural competition the Psi , Delta team won the football champion- ship. The fraternity dominated the elec- tion for class officers by winning thir- teen of eighteen offices. This year's Miss Golden Bear, Carole K, was a Psi Delta candidate. On the academic side, the fraternity had five brothers nomina- D ted to W'l9o's Who In Amerimfz Colleges and Univer- sities. They are Larry Losch, Mike Weddington, Mike Ward, A. D. Thompson, and Onas Aliff. Social functions also play a big role in the Psi Delta activities. The brothers enjoy many closedtparties and open functions. This year an important innovation has been added to the Psi Delta social calendar. It is the annual raft race and Buccaneer Ball. The raft race at the present time is intramural, however, there are strong expectations that it will ' become intercollegiate. Other open func- tions include the Christmas Formal, Rhy- thm Rock, and the Springarama. One of the things that made this year so great was the fact that Psi Delta has affiliated itself with the national fraternity of Pi Kappa Phi. This event lends a sad note to the year in that this was Psi Delta's last year. How- ever, looking to the future the brothers find much joy in the fact that they have become brothers with the members of the other fifty-five chapters of P-i Kappa Phi. I i i i , L M l 4 , A 4-4 4, + YNJ' E. . -Jw f . - f- - if .. L 7 - f , ,, -9 I ,. - I 0 X in ii 1 ---i :W if V- Seated: Allen Thompson, Phillip Oneacre, Tee Pecora, Roger Myers, Denniss Neidert, Roger O'Dell, Gerry Hildebrand, john Futty, Dwight Burns, Burl Miller, Louis Mamo. Standing' Rondal Coakley, Larry Jones, Alln Berger, Bob Griffith, Mike Beal, Bill Thomas Joe Ciminii, Calvin Thompson, .Darrell Farley, Don Prinzbach, Phil Johnson, Lynn Greear, Randy Legg, jerry Coombs, Cleve White Lynn Gibson, 'jim Grose, Richard Grant if 1--v 55 Carol Sullivan Psi Delia Qweelhearl Jim Clark, Adzlifor f U4 sv +40 1 Hay, Can I play Too? 12' , Nu . ft: l E g l P ' 1 ,Q V H , nz J I G! , , , , -. -2-, L 2 1 we r 9- W-'If ,gl We . ' -+'r'lf'- mai' I ,fi is My A 1 3 C1 Who is the girl in the picture? .5 S I could swear I heard an old bell. Giving the book a break. L1 ,L - fi- if 1 4.7-hu,-. .- WEE! X We've got his pants on, now what? ,I EP ' ,- Q. : . . . V Y-X491 5173? 4. V P52531 042 If- -Si' 'e:i'5.2A-4-f,.A ':- L'- .: 5 5+ - 1qf 1'+fi f i ff 'Q f Q QTASL . 1,35-Caff, ,Jw 44,,gff.,,.ofK?A. .. wi . fl--Iif-552. if . -1-1 y 'f . x 'xi ' N! A 'figfl is i - . W - ,f.:-.,:Qc,c- M5 ,M pf if I ,,...,,'Q,,? ff , 4, Q T .2'ggjW3:5f?,. X 'j 'QL E 4 , J Y :Z ,, I A X ' .L b :,..,, H X Cutting a board. f Roger, How was the party Spaz out boys. Progress is ihe aciiviig of iodag and ihe assurance of iomorrow. .,, . ,lk If ALL www. .wg HE VVIE 'Irfan 0 A CH -?EfER5 P555 ELL VPHES L nnsl nL 3 ' H, ww msn, xx F' service and honoraries nr +L SF ig K uw inla- Muni 11.5 , t m u A ,I ff- 353' ' lan' nt! Ul f . ,,m2'lL '-'Q Aug, ,Iv -TA-N - Y. 4 rv! 5 I 21, Lfffgli' 15: 90' I e' I E 1 'W 6 09. Q 1 ,o lf, Ann Hannigan, Frances Lynch, Carolyn Kearnes, Bernice Shinn, Linda Cipriani, Valetta Worley, Delcie Bonazza, Martha Walta, Nancy Levisey, Debbie Fisher, Alma Tygrett, Mary Tudor. lghi H111 ummm 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 Thanksgiving dance with Alpha Phi Omega as our guests, a traditional Pink Tea, the annual spring dinner-dance, 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. Lasagna anyon Peek-a-boo! Phi Mu Gamma Cui-Ups e il e? The Rogues Gallery? .w,:.'-In .--'T' iliigij H.1g, ' Eisflii-'fiw .:,-.'j-gift? '71 mf- ii . ' Yegzgl N '..' -Aff? A group of dignified college students! Rum Lollipop? 63 APY' First Row: Claudia McGraw, Beatrice Kennedy, Nancy Sturgess, Georgeann Gilchrist, Tommy,,Deahl, Dainty McQaughn, Betty Dors Joan Stroah, Kathy Johnson, Sylvia Stancick, Jane Gilchrist, Patti Barker. Second Row: Eva Kay Kessinger Dean of Women, Sharon Mill Kay 'I-Ianna, Dolly Stover, Carolyn Keenan, Bert Buckbee, Sharon Parker, Jane Ann Hastings, Kelen Fulmer, Terry Bailey, Edna Rae Wel The Golden Hearts of Sigma Phi Epsilo The Golden Hearts of Sigma Phi Epsilon are an auxiliary of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, and as such actively participate with the fraternity in all service and social functions. Especially active at rush parties and the annual Ep Christmas party for underpriviledged children, the Golden Hearts also have an open invitation to all Sig Ep dances and house parties. Golden Heart membership is by dual selection of the Golden Hearts and the brotherhood of the fraternity. 64 -'-' 'ivrv ' -- 'f 1 '1 :art 'fi'-:Q igfr ,q,,-.. '-if rel, . - ... .. ew-N.. 2...-A . -- J . V A .. ,rmzyr '21 it + . V rf. .fm li iw: A, i , 015. : ,iw . :rl . ...g ix, , nr -1 r y K ' i . , .. t.XI .V . ,, I U . ,- -a, ,L 1 il M fm, , fm. 1 L. i, ,. N -i If J :,..v, U rr , y , I, .Syn-WWLP Y. .rr -Lv. 3- WA' -' ' 'WW ' 'lt I Q' l.g:.'1 I U 4. .2 .,- W g- F .. . . , 'A fwfr ' l l 5.1! 1 1 ..,. .mari J 'f'3 . ' r I a . . P .fl ., ., - U i 1 ' . 3 1, . . . 5 . , 'I S .55 NT. . ,YL ,F ,. Row 1.' T. G. McWilliams, George Barnett, Jacob Geerman, Arnie Stewart, Yvonne Isom. 0 0 Carbide Scholarship Each year certain deserving students are awarded a Carbide scholarship in engineering. This year there were four recipients of these scholarships rep- resenting the student body of West Virginia Tech. Mr. Barnett is a senior from Cowen, West Virginia. jacob Geerman is a junior from the Netherlands An- tilles. Miss Isorn is a freshman from Greenbrier, West Virginia. Arnold Stewart is a sophomore from Fayetteville, West Virginia. They are all major- ing in Chemical Engineering. 65 Alpha Phi Omega -7 --V f I r. r JA7 ff fl! If I xx x Row 1.' Mr. Pierce, Mr. Wilson, Wayne Halstead, Jack Gronati, John Hashtak, Phil Lewis, Gerold Bryan, Bernard Franks, jim Morr Jack Griffith, Fred Chavanac, Mike Keys, Bill Barkin, Bill Davis, Rick Weaver, , Jim Daddysman, David Palmer. Row Mack Roach, jim Gill, Bernard Shelley, Ken Skeens, Gary Houch, Tom Hefner, Mike Miller, Bruce Hall, Greg Huddleston, Jay Boo Sam Minardi, Leon Avery, joe Andrese, Dan Danner, William Dunn, Howard Perry. Row 3: Jim Means, Walt Campbell, Robert Roger Bill Dangoia, Ron Summers, Wayne Harper, Larry Sapp, Stan White, Rick DeSoma, Richard Roy, Steve Stilwagon, Sherman Taylor, Osc Blackburn, Howard Skinner, jerry Childress, Gill Laverdure, Ira Levine, Glenn Myers, Larry Rine, Randy Titta, Mike Rogers. Alpha Phi Omega, the nation's largest student organization is represented at Tech by Mu Tau Chapter. This year Mu Tau ranked first in small colleges in a brotherhood whose total membership now exceeds 95,000 men in over 417 chapters. The purpose of Alpha Phi Omega is . . to assemble college men in the fellowship of the Scout oath .and law, to develop Leadership, to provide Service to humanity and to further the freedom that is our national, educational,-and intellectual heritage. During the first semester Mu Tau Chapter performed over 4600 man-hours of Service. Besides the usual effort at homecoming, Mu Tau constructed a float for the Boy Scouts of America for the Charleston United Fund parade, assisted with registration, decorated Christmas trees on campus, held a clothing drive and Christmas party for the needy, . . . December 27-29 Mu Tau was represented at the A Phi O National Convention in Minneapolis by 31 brothers. At this convention Mu Tau Chapter was ,recognized for its record of Service on the small college campus and received the coveted man-mile award. Mu Tau Chapter also received the Man-mile Award at the last National Convention held in Denver. The next three places in the competition for 'this award were from schools of enrollment of over 10,000. f fi f 1 va X e Row 1: Joseph Tanhouser, Jerry Stewart, John Evan, David M. Conner, Robert Tucker, Dave Foley, Leon Metzger, Madis Lampinen, Robert Turner, Vincent Willett, Gordon Sutphin, John Linkous, Pat Mullins, Barry Leek. R010 2: Tom Donohue, Douglas Goles, Larry Johnson, Ansis Reinkopfs, Jim Hare, Michael Maxson, Gary M. Chandler, Allen Wilkerson, David Harmon, Steven Stittner, Richard Sands, Lee Snovoi, William C. Hogue, Robert Temple, Harold Cook. Row 3: Paul Parish, Dave Boiarsky, William Capehart, Phillip Goodnite, Larry Lilly, Cecil Hatcher, Roy York, Melton Archibald, Michael Babb, Jack Miles, William Hilborn, jr., jeff Hill, Paul Morrison. APO Pledges ., V., u, -5 In .M imi-fi , x! . ,za if' Q 'iff p-ppt: -bl' 4.5 ' '-v - Our President always seemed to have every situation well under control. 4' ai The delegation from Montgomery departed at 1:30 A.M. December 26. Q ,, 31 brothers from i Tau Chapter ' the National tion in Minn. Our display provided the delegates with a source of informa- tion about the Mu Tau Projects and West Virginia Tech. 7 Any! 970 miles to Minneapolis with 51 brothers wins 5 I Mu Tau the coveted Man-Mile Award. 2 E l ,JA 9 w I' +I DEl!VF3.00l0KlU0 T 5 linac. 27 za 84 . ' liiil3fNK1'lhdIllIlNTlllI A fmmunr izuiiuas , 'Eii l I' if Y: ff. 'il X1 -15 mm- + ,.. 1 'in ' ggi-if . sir 94 3 : , , . - V ' ' . ,Y 1 - : 1 , 1 W 1 , 5 - llsrllli 1 T 'xyff , W ?a lf ! a it rig i fag 4 4 '5I'4 3 il ,T in i, 2 Q!- ep e llli - . i Past National President-Dr. H. Roe Battle charges the delegates- In Brotherhood Carry on ! 'Iii' 1 5 1 1 ,Q '! , ag 1 v ini - av ' 'I 4 Z , ev!- lil. r r WJ, .8 fi., 'Q I J H- ar Lug ,-f ,5iJ,...Jv 4 l ..., ,. 1 L , P r I' ,w 12.n.E'. g 5 PACO AUTO RALLYE 'K First car off f .1.'f'w': ., nvfxf' 'I ' A-T f - vm 3 . ..n.-eq. .,, , -H bk 5 f--,I --mcg., , QV- 2 -, .W , 'nv 1' s1It 1'-.. ,f A gg 'f ,, J.. -- Hin 4,553 1,-411.-+., , mpg- wa ,,,.- 70 HOMECOMING SWEEP-Class A, Class B, Class C, and House. -,,+. LEARNING ABOUT APO. COMMUNITY SERVICE-Everyone enjoyed the Chi1dren's Christmas Party SCOUTING-One of four service areas. ,, i Sealed: Charles Bayless, Paulis Redden, Toby Harris, Paul Hichman, Rob er Wildpret, Treasurer. Stmzdifzg: Daniel Artis, Onas Aliff Tilley, Dave Griffith, President, Al Toothman, Secretary. Fi BaHar Ca ppar 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 outstand- ing in campus activities. The objectives of the organization are to induce friendship and coopera- tion among students, to develop more interest in athletics and to further the interests of the college. 72 EH. Jax. 2 '-... -lr rd , . Larry Losch, Don Wilburn, Advisor, Edward Duncan, Treasurer, Robert Criss, President, George Barnett, Vice President, Don Setliff, Joseph Graziano, Glenn Keys. Stmdifzg: Mike Ward, Dick Cole, Lendell Shields, Joe Hayes, Michael Crane, Mike Weddington, Bill Troy Judd, Willimn Riddle, Joe Andresse, Dr. Blackwell, Advisor fnot picturedj. Alpha Eta Alpha Eta is Tech's Honorary Engineering Society composed of outstanding engineering students who have attained professional excellence in their under- graduate studies. 73 Row 1 Charles Sepko Vice President, Patti Barker, Treasurer, Bert Heilman, Student Council Representative. Row K Parker Ron Sommers Carol Sullivan, George M. Hoth, Advisor: Alpha Psi Omega The Kappa Nu Chapter of the Alpha Psi Omega Dramatics Honorary is the governing body of the Tech Players. Students' become eligible for mem- bership by participating in dramatic presentations at West Virginia Tech. Pointsare allotted each person who participates in a Tech Players produc- tion, either as a member of the cast or the stage crew. Initiation ceremonies are conducted at the end of each semester for new members. Phi Alpha Theta is the national honorary society in history. The Tech -chapter, in- stalled in April, 1964, with fourteen char- ter members, is known as Iota Eta. To be eligible for membership, students must have completed twelve semester hours in history and have maintained a grade aver- age of at least 3.1. In addition, they must have at least a 3.1 average in the remainder of their subjects. Phi Alpha Theta meets monthly in joint session' with the History Club. Bert Heilman. Pi Alpha Psi One: Larry Gourley, Earl D. Smith, George Lester, Bill Barkin, Larry Raymond E. Williarns. Row Two: john Vermillion, Ira Levine, Robert Phi Alpha Theta Row.1.' Mrs. Jane Tallman, Jo Martin, Roger Gill, Doris Vorholt, Pres., W. Clay Hamilton, Paul Pappas. 21111 Rowg Ronald Alexander, Ernest Martin, Donnell Portzline, Gordon Woods, Otis K. Rice, Advisor. Pi Alpha Psi, founded in 1947, was set up to act as a unifying factor for all printing man- agement majors at West Virginia Tech. It is the only national printing honorary of its kind in the country. There is a fime io be born, and A fime +0 die: buf lei us noi Forgei +ha+ ihere is an inierval beiween ihese iwo iimes of in- Hnife imporiance. . ,, 'I .W - pr 4-'d 3 Ur Sanizah On s nun . Q Q E 98805 2 1 'o ' I 1 6 - mx A . - : ' 1 I E U I I O,' nnnulw .f 'vb' X' Y -f-If vu. 1 -1 ' 'v ,f .f f I x X X. Row 1.' Alfreda Schulter, Carolyn Karnes, Annette L. Rosanelli, Sharon Whitman, Corresponding Secretary, Larry Losch Carole Kinder, Recording Secretary, Burl Miller, Treasurer, joseph Graziano, Vice President, Daniel Artis, President, William Fox, Bert Heil man, Charles Sepko, Calvin Thompson, Phil Johnson. Row 2: Neal Baisi, Philip Lewis, Tom Healy, Don Setliff, Larry Deitz, Fred john Hashtak, Ira Levine, jerry Childers, Jerry Coombs, Phil Adams, joe Cimini, Mr. R. Wilson. Row 3.' Steve Barrickman, Patti Barker, Fink, Samuel Minardi, N. jay Boone, Bob Irwin, Dave Griffith, Dan Hypes, john Mann, Mike Beal, Mike Weddington, Wayne King. Student Council 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 student body and the faculty and administration. The chief responsibilities of this organization are, how- ever, 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. slntra Dorm Council The purpose of the Inter-Dorm As- sociation is . . to establish unity and promote academic and social advance- ment among residents of Maclin Hall. This shall include recognition of stu- dents for outstanding academic and so- cial achievement. The organization, elected by popu- lar vote of the dorm residents, meets monthly. The faculty advisors are Mr. Robert Brown and Mrs. Edith Gillilan. 1 Charles Sepko, Lynn Greear, Charles I. Stone, Joseph Graziano, Mrs. Edith lilan, Advisor. Row 2 Robert Brown, Dorm Director, Bob Wildpret, Wlyane Harper. The Men's Dormitory Council, which is the governing body of all dormitory activities, meets weekly in the dormi- tory lounge. The Council consists of the house mother and the faculty advisor as well as the dorm counselors. Seated, Robert Brown, jim Stover, Charles Sepko, joseph Graziano, Bob Wildpret Tom Salo, Gary Childers, Mrs. Edith J. Gillilan, Housemother, Dean Schultzbank, Sfamiing, Phillip A. Lewis, Larry Snuffer, Dennis Neident, Charles Stone, Rex' Dykes Morris, Don Thompson, Ron Conley, Gleen Myres, Wyane Harper, Rusty R. Allen i Davis. - in A A - - .T :ply d .-...fmt H. .11 -.- -N ,- ,-- . ,,- - -U .-- . A ' - - 'I' 'H 'Ilia Fifi' M , ' - M - ' ' V 'R ' - .41 - '.'il-'f' 35' YS F .3 '3 1 ' - - .- , fa 1- W1 ' J ' 2 V -'- ,, g , ' J ' f v 1 1 ans-. W ,U pe .. Ki, .L ' 5, Men's Dorm Council ,, 7 7 Women s Membership in the Women's Dorm Council is by popular vote of the wom- en in the dorm and consists of fifteen counselors, four officersg Mrs. Nora Lewis, the housemotherg and Mrs. Dain- ty McCaughn, Dean of Wlomen. Women's Dorm Council is responsi- ble for formulating rules to create a harmonious environment within the 913 dorm. Ist row, Novella Estep, Annette Rossanelli, Lennie Martin, joan Stroh, Alfreda ter, Zmi row, Pamela Leik, Pat Bovetsky, Margaret Ellis, Karen Prouse, Barbara man, Orpha Morrison, Sandra Gandee Seated: Brenda jordan, Nancy Leviesay, Suzi Fink, Treasurer, Pamela Leik, President, Pat Bovetsky, Secretary, Betty Brown, Carol Davis, Beckie Wolfe. Stmzdifzg' Dreama Estep, Linda Kempsey, Wendy Prutton, Devona Bailey, Linda Armstead, Rose Marie Coo , Elaine Sturgell, Anita Rank, Brenda Bailey, Nancy Rexroad, Susan Turley. W9 - .ig 8, A+hIeHes Dorm Council The Athlettes, A Charter Student Major Club of the American Associa- tion of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, is a professional organiza- tion of women physical education majors and minors of W.Va. Tech. The club sponsors girl's basketball, volleyball, tennis and swimming teams that participate with other colleges in W.Va. Other activities include spon- soring an active intramural program, and at least one special program a month. l i A I ' 41 ak, 5 1'-, I K il-.. , I - I 1: Laurance jones, Bob Barker, Richard De Somma, Jeannie Bayless, Ester Bryant, Bob Wildpret, Jim Sanders, Harve Phrter, Gary Childers, Healy, Bill Raysor, Don Marikovacs. Row 2: Thomas Smith Qomittedj Ira Levine, James Dangoia, jerry Wolfe, George Harrington, Lee vi, Martin Hoyt, Gary Bucex, Phil Adams, Emmanuel Russell, Ken Altizer, Glenn Wood. Q.A.M. S.A.M., the recognized national professional organization of management in industry, commerce, govern- ment, education, and the pioneer in management philosophy, is dedicated to the promotion and advancement of the art and science of management. Through the 220 University Chapters in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico, the Society promotes management education, makes significant contribution to the prepara- tion of young men and women for careers ir1 the business world, and renders a service to industry and the community. Each year the Tech chapter hosts business leaders of the area as guest speakers, and sponsors tours of the industrial complexes located throughout southern West Virginia. Officers Bert Heilman, Dan Turley, jim Vickers, Gail Settle, Joe,Bernert, Terry Poling, Richard Moran. 1' -4' -ff' f-e-I.-1.'z'.f.f5-.--.,..L,'? .e,iwa.XQliTELii 'T -ai 8l The Tech Collegian Stall' Ron Sommers, Sports Editor ff 1--4 Connie Dorsey fseatedj and joan Stroh proofread co y for the t Connie and joan examine the presses whic make a finished product of their trial la outs and copy. 5 .U -., , 1 Tech Collegian. They served as editorial assistants uring the first semester and graduated to full-fledged editors for the second semester staff. 82 nn up T T 1 Mm u.w.,. Lg I,-. qi ,'.. .i 1 ' W. 9 , l l Printing Management students work at publish- ing the Christmas issue of the Tech Collegian 04 fff' ,li Mr. Bert Buckbee mulls over columns of type. The production of a college newspaper is indisputably a harassing task. Around every corner lurks a deadline and every day seems to bring a new impasse insurmountable. The Tech Collegian, printed by the Printing Management department here on campus under the direction of Mr. Bert Buckbee has fulfilled ,its obligation this year. Diligent work and much thought have gone into each issue. Perhaps the issues have been controversial-but what is a newspaper for if not to serve as a sounding board for the issues? The Tech Collegian can claim partial fulfillment of its goals by the fact that it has been there-open to suggestion or criticism-and has served its student body well by making available to them the issues and the facts . .. a newspaper can be expected to do no more. 83 L. Instrumental Society The ISA is formed by sludents interested in new developments in industrial instru- mentation and process control. The organi- zation promotes a better understanding of instrumentation through field trips to local plants. Membership is open to all inter- ested engineering or technology majors. 1- X ,K f ,f i X, X li Row 1: jerry Engelbrecht, George Barnett, Secretary, Connie Meadows, President R Criss, Treasurer, Daniel Clonch, Counselor. Raw 2: Francisco Kock, Gary Bowyer De Cuba, Bill Davis. Row 1: Charlie Stone, Larry Jones, Joe Graziano, Steve Barrickman, Eddie Duncan, Glenn Keys, James Grose, Mike Bealg Row 2: Calvin Phelps, Bernard Shelley, Allen Thompson, Richard Cole, Bill Fleshman, Troy Judd, Bill Riddle, Mike Bonfiglio, Joe Cimini. The Mechanical Engineering Society was organized seven years ago to assist the me- chanical engineering student in developing qualities not fully cultivated in the class- room. Membership in this professional so- ciety is strongly urged by the Engineer'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. 8, Mechanical Engineering Society IEEE The IEEE is a professional society re- sulting from the merger of the Amer- ican Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Institute of Radio Engineers. It provides opportunities for the stu- dent in electrical engineering, electrical technology, or related sciences to par- ticipate on a professional level in ac- tivities relating to his field. Meetings are held for the discussion of the group's activities and the planning of field trips. Neidert, Jerry Coombs, Don Setliff The A.S.O.E. Student Chapter was hartered by the Board of Directors of e American Society of Civil Engineers n March 9, 1965. The main purpose of the Chapter is o help civil engineering students en- their college courses by beginning professional contacts and associa- Which, continued through life, are le to the practicing engineer. Many trips and monthly meetings are throughout the year by the in Civil Engineering. Weddington, Don Prinzbach, Daniel Clonch, Robert Criss, Michael Crane, Row 2 Row 1 Fernando Guillen, Asaad Sshini, Imad H. Khouri, W. Kent McClung, Wil- liam J. Kelly, Thomas R. Moore, Lynn Gibson, Wyane King, L. C. Nottingham, S. E. Thornton. Row 2, Roger Russell, Glen Hammer, Gerald Feshman, Kenneth job, Mike Ward, Virgil R. Hazelett, Charles T. Tyler, Darren Eeit, Dwight Burns, Judson White, james Sampson. Row 3 Tee Pecora, Don Plumley, james Nevill, Earl W. Garretson, Williarn Helborn jr., Onas Aliff, joe Hayes, Midmeal Burke, Rusty R. Allen, james Allman, Glenn Hayes. - . , X -. I . -. N If !- a 1 x ff , 1 I l K ' . I g 1 X.. . . V1 u ASCE M Management News is a medium through which the local chapter of SAM can promote activities and events re- lated to the field of management. Man- agement News is technical in nature, is published bi-monthly and distributed on campus as well as to organizations dem- onstrating an interest. James R. Grose, Joseph A. Graziano, Editor, Larry R. jones, Steve Barrickman. Engineering News Management News Row 1.' Glenn Wood, Laurance jones, Richard De Somma, Al Toothman, J Gary Childers, Jim Sanders, Harve Porter, Tom Healy, joe Graziano Raysor Thomas Smith, Gary Bucex, james Dangoia, Lee Sinovoi, Bob Barker, jerry George Harrington, Ira Levine, Terry Poling, Don Marikovacs. The Engineering News staff is com- posed of members of the Mechanical Engineering Society. The purpose of the group is to publish and circulate Engi- neering News quarterly. The publica- tion contains news of engineering and two-year alumni, engineering faculty, student activities, and dates for com- pany interviews. American Chemical Qccietg 1 i x ' 1: Calvin Thompson, james Pileto, jerry Childress, Dr. Warren Murdoch. 2: Henry De Cuba, Francisco Kock, Roger O'Dell, Kelen Fullmer, Connie ows. The functions of the Chemical Engineer- ing Society are the promotion of profes- sional interest among the chemical en- gineering students, the beginning of profes- sional contacts and associations, and the coordination of technical knowledge with practical applications. The society sponsors field trips and invites guest speakers from industry to the bimonthly meetings. Mem- bership is open to all chemical engineering students. On August 11, 1965, the organization was recognized by the National Chemical Society. The name was changed from Chemie Verein to the West Virginia Tech Chapter of Student affiliates of the Ameri- can Chemical Society. Membership includes students majoring in chemistry or chemical engineering. Row 1.' George Barnett, Connie Meadows, Butch Robertson, Bill Davis. Row 2 Henry DeCuba, Francisco Kock, Gary Bowyer, Calvin Thompson, Roger O Dell .L l x Chemical Engin. Qccietg The Young Democrats was organized to stimulate an active interest in gov- ernmental affairs among youth, to fos- ter ideals of the Democratic party, to help acquaint voters with the issues and the c'andidates, and to provide for the highest degree of justice, social welfare, and happiness. Row 1 Burl Miller Dwight Burns, Lynn Greear, Vice President, Gary Jones, Presi- dent oe Cimini Student Council Representative, Darrell Farley, Peon, Allan Berger, erry Coombs Row 2 Calvin Thompson, Fred Swetnam, Kenneth I. job, Charles T. Fuller Robert G Ferguson, Roger D. O'Dell, jerry Hayden Wolfe, Louis Mamo. Young Republicans Young Democrats Mike Beal, Darron Feit, Ira Levine, Dennis Neidert, Mike Wa The West Virginia Institute of Tech- nology Young Republicans Club, or- ganized on campus in 1963 has the fol- lowing objectives: To bring youth into the Republican Party and train them as effective political workers, to give them opportunities to find political expres- sion and recognition, and to foster and encourage the Republican Party's activ- ities and to promote its ideals. History Club The purpose of the International Club 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 club was or- ganized at Tech in 1959 by Dr. Petee Olden, a former language professor. James H. Daddysman, Judy Kincaid, Gary Tucker, Doris Vorholt, President, Rice, Advisor, Gail McGee, Sam Argento. Slmzding: Doug Middleton, Donnell Ronald Alexander, Roger Gill, Robert Divito, Lonnie Tilley, Evelyn Smith, The History Club was organized in 1961 with membership open to any stu- dent or facultyimember who has a gen- uine interest in history. Monthly meet- ings of the club feature lectures by au- thorities on various fields of history and discussions of historical and cur- rent events. In addition to campus meet- ings, the Club conducts an annual spring tour of historical places in West Vir- ginia and neighboring states. Kiritkumar G. jajal, Chi Sun Lee, D. M. Fullmer, Adviser, Egmond Franck, Henry De Cuba, Asaad Shini. Row 2: Clarence Pi, Miguel Young, john Liadis, Francisco Kock Thomas Choi. International Club Campus Christian Council The purpose of the Campus Christian Council is to promote interdenomina- tional 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 the presidents of the Baptist Student Movement, the Newman Club, the Wesley Foundation, and the Wfestminster Fellowship and three other representatives from each it-M organization. Tl Row 1: Val Colosimo, David Wayne, Barbara Worlnnan, Secretary, Dan Hypes dent, Julia Calfer, Reverend Richard Morgan. Row 2: D. M. Fullmer, Advisor, K. Parker, Bob Leyshon, Rodney Buschman, Tom Healy, Nancy Pennington. Lois Casto, Larry Deitz, S.C. Representative, D. M. Fullmer, Advisor, Sandra Gandee, Vice President, Orpha Morrison, President, Steve Bland, Treasurer. Row 2: Linda Brown, Phyllis Camp- bell, joan Bennett, Lonnie Tilley, Rodney Busch man, Stevan Pethl, Rick Valdes. Q., Baptist Student Movement Baptist Student Movement meets each Sunday evening at the Mont- gomery Baptist Church. Meetings consist of a snack supper, informal singing, and a devotional program. Members strive to know Christ and make Him known through per- sonal witness on campus. Special activities include inviting guest speakers on campus and an annual prcnic. Wesleg Foundation ' - - is -. - u ,J .vo The Wesley Foundation is corn- rr... 0' 1 posed of students dedicated to Chris- tian 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. ' James Allman, Michael Crane, Don Setliff, Student Council Representative, Dan Hypes, Representative, Arnold Belcher, Director, David Wayne, Bob Leyshon, Robert Hall. Stand- usty Allen, Ronald Permenter, Edward Cuncan, William Rowe, Thomas Hefner, Martin Mike Miller, Frank Liss, Daniel Artis, Sam Shrewsbury, Wilson Butt, James Hare, Brent Bill Wensyel, Dennis Eichenlaub, Leslie White. 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 provided where inquir- ing and growing minds and hearts can deal creative- ly with the problems and doubts involved in being a commited Christian in our day. Row 1.' Sharon Parker, President, Tim Hartman, Vice President, Nancy Wickline, Sec.-Treasurer, Nancy Pennington, Student Council Representa- tive. Row 2.' Nancy Ginther, john Fisher, Richard Dean, julia Calfer, Carol Dunbar. Westminster Fellowship A X QA Row 1: Val Colosimo, Carole Kinder, Barbara Worlunan, Fred Chavanak, Carla Morgan, Rogerson, Harold Walters, Billy Raysor, Ralp Fasick, Co-sponsor. Row 2: Carol Schulter, Ruby Curry, Linda Morris, Vella Bradbery, Linda Akers, Doris Vorholt, Robert Davis, joh Mann, jim Morris, Cecil Hatcher, Larry Lilly, Dreama Estep, QNEA The Lavada Ratliff Chapter of the Student National Education Asso- ciation is an organization composed 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 training program, ,and strives to deepen the in- terest of capable students in teaching as a career. f f rr.. VT p A - E, '!'E'f,, use ui ll. ef--3 Rx in ,pg .J -5' .,g..,.'k gf, . 't 'rx x f ,lk-Af -ff It 3 i'7 Mx .qu 5 1 .' ttqkxx K. I , T! Q' it iw! i H spilt 'K gag. wimxx 1 V25 x,s,'N x 'N .. ,Roi ' f- ,. -t? .1 1,-if ., -,.-'1 X' ,yt -Y fl -f K P A ttt it .N Mis., ,js .'1jjV, 31 -L . A - -A , 71 ',g..,3 , ,N sg s,:fs23.,ff!3 1952 5 li 91 -fl - ,rf-1 '-if i 1 x. gf :L I-51-Y'-' 1,. g , - . ' .' '-' , k 'G.1, -' it-. -- ..s. ' FL' -- fkl1f5M.'1?f'i?f,g.A'1!fsulillr 1-v L SNEA This organization attempts to give the student educator a better understanding of the teaching profession and to better prepare him to solve prob- lems he will encounter as a teacher. Highlights of the year were: A candlelight in- stallation of officers and induction of new mem- bersg observance of National Education Weekg edi- tion the state newsletter for all West Virginia SNEA's and the annual Christmas Party. President, Natalie Dulaney, Vice President, Janet Ashby, Ann Darling, Kelen Fulmer, April Shzmblen, Kincaid, Philip Lewis, Lola Newhouse, Susan Collins, Janice Sturgell, Elaine Sturgell, Pat Bovets ky. fb lmx it If -Q-' ,x 3 Dolly Stover, Alfreda Judy N' l ' ,, .0 . Y-, . . Row 1: Val Colosimo, Carolyn Banasik, jerry Banasik, jerry Engelbrecht, Gil Laverdure V Pres., john Martin, Treas., Bill Meintel Pres., Robert Kilcoyne Sec., Claudia Lambert, Row 2: Bill Haight, Francisco Kock, Bernard Shelley, Mark Wilt, Richard Moran, Willimn Rayser, Tom Healey, Henry DeCuba. The Veterans Club was organized on Tech campus for the first time in 1966. Membership is limited to those persons who have served in the armed forces. Veterans Club Neuman Club 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. I w.- 1 4'-sn. T :salt if T L. to R. Dreama Moore, Sandy Higgins, Ron Summers, Carol Grant. Debate The Debate Team was organized on Tech campus for the first time in the fall of 1966. Mr. Harold T. Myler who is instructor of the argumentation and debate class of which the debaters are members, serves as advisor for the group and travels with them to tournaments and serves as a judge. The team traveled to Morris Harvey and entered the Pi Kappa Delta Second Annual Kick-Off Novice Tournament on November 19. Perhaps the organization of such a group will serve as initiative for the furthering of interest in current issues and things of importance in today's World. We live buf once. The pasi is no longer ours. I+ has gone begond our reach. Whal we have made ii, il shall remain. The presenl momeni alone is ours. Today is a dag we shall never have again. 4 '-s.. aihleiics . . . Ag mx S jun m 1 'mlwggf I , I :Y n Y T24 iW.iV m'g W I TW' igfr. ...f-Q ,I ,xii - wg: m .ull t ffy Y mu av-l . ze 9:25231 , 1:'- is-Ar u n A n' , u' N Ls I -T' , ,np Ugg. - ,,:1f?f'sj5E ig L ... ., sul' 2 , gl, N : .Ig S5 ' .I 3 S 5' ' , V .. . , .,, 'ir-:M 99 . 1 59, fi' l . 6 I 190 ,I 'M 1 . A f-4 .. . ..- - 1... 4,-Msg-I Y f.. ..' - ., ,fu A,-f '55,-L ,r '.,. . .,. , . ,, . . ,L. - - i .. U.. . ,-f ' .ill-!'.59f.3'.f ' fi 'f: .. 1 . . 1 L .4, v P- fr. ...QM Fifzrt Row: Managers, J. Hunt and J. McGennisgfF. Thomasg G. Finnegang M. Boweng R. Fuchsg P. Reclcleng P Hickman I Wilson jonesg D. Deelg J. Moschinog R. Wright. Second Row: Trainer, Doc Hoseyg Manager C. Baylessg j. Reggi M Burrell J Tmdxer Saltong R. jamesg B. Kupfnerg C. Kupfnerg B. Corleyg D. Riffleg T. Shieldsg Tom Hamiltong R. Cooperg V. Phares Stover Asst D. Buss. 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U f . , J 7 Y .,, s., ' iid r , , V V-3, f'11'x. h 1, . - f 7 . if-ii 1-- -ss Faulkiner gets ready to throw the bomb .F A' fr. 9- -f Thomas is trapped from behmd 4: 0 u. 5.5 rx Queen tries for the first down 5 411' fm l . r:r ,K as... . a. f xr.-. ips grii -3- .,, '.1 - '--f .r L 'ha - 1 4 ,rm While the various teams are working for the necessity of teamwork, there is found along the side-lines the spirit, pep, and interest, which is used to unite the Whole student body in single harmony. This spirit and pep radiates from the five varsity cheerleaders who have strived earnestly to bring the essential support and harmony needed for success in any feat. These girls have de- voted much of their active time and efforts to create within the halls of West Virginia Tech the magic of spirit. The Graceful And Poised Cheerleaders of 1967 Brenda jordang Patsy Frantzg Francine Dalportog Carole Kinder. .Ta 5 4 f,a - ffm- .-..:s.s..- - n .Q-nu r' Q- - v--vf r ff-1-nvsvguwf-W: .. 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Weaverg A1 Toothmang Trainer, Doc Hosey. I 966 BASKETBALL vtmfiffii-'fee fix: 'f A 1 H513 wk. - ff-7' v fx gf, P 3 A 1 , . L e Mi 1 h I gli q 23 .,g. 9-fe . , ... E 1- , .., w 11 .. A-M I .L-2 55--Q7 - 1 eg 'h 'J' ' ,.' 'Vg' f f' 1 J V I I I Y F Qs 1 F 'ff r , f Ali :jg 1 'heir ,Z -f-3 - - gig JV5..-JFAQTVLMV K 5 .. , -e h fi. , '- - f N ... . .LFQSNQ ,..f:f , 'g f ee + , : M.. Eg, A ,,,:.5,, .. if hr, . H iiy Y W , ,ifwiw W ., . - . e - 1 . ff - e e , ,Af f 'ef ff f 'QQDQ I j , ,f K - ' - I I . l04 Tech faces a new season in a new gym. gl! ,W E ,I-if 1 1 1K 1' Ks K 7' ,tw 'S' vu v'X ,Q xx Q .lf 11: J 1 ,P A 3 ffm 1 ll x A W 'fi' A X w w If X lr f X5 1 . 1 -5 . . x 1 Q ' ji. Ay - , ,, W po M naar, F' Ak I f f 1 .f gf J 'F A,'1 1 A f if H164 14 NE 5 4nf 1 I I' fi' my , ' me ' ' FW, 'T cf? 4 V' fe An . vw V 1 ,-,, ' ,wh .. K ,, x, . I J 5 J 1, - .nf 5-5 , Q vl rg? 43 1 3,,. 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Concord ....... Salem, .... Fairmont . . . Glenville . . . Wesleyan . . . 9-11 THEY ....75 ....67 ....71 ....68 ....75 ....89 ....80 ....63 ....74 ....62 ....57 ....65 ....61 ....62 ....76 ....69 ....63 ....95 ....61 ....55 I Ill 'Ni Pete Phillips sums up the basketball season with the players ofi the 1967 team l Girls in the Sports Field . . . Tech coecls may participate in a variety of intramural sports throughout the year by obtaining enrollment in the Physical Education Department. It also provides opportunities for sports contests with other schools by sponsoring varsity teams. Girls Basketball wifi Front Row: A. Rankg J. Hessg N. Rexroadg P. Leikg N. Livesayg Wolfeg Second Row: D. jacksong I. Bennettg A. Synderg M. Higgins nigang J. Matiicsg Devona Bailey. ll0 J fn' 1' ff 'ei S 1 .5 P V f ' I 1:51 A ,..4 I 1-.--- A .1 A 1 i., .V -pi? . fa-I-1 -- . . ' W with ,' U N- ' Q .31 I ff' ' M .pq --Q 53? I W AF? NMR , i .w WET 1,- 1 AQ. I In I h Dolly waits for the return shot Nancy scores her first point 5. af- ' I X..N , V G' . L -I A 'U V N My J L 2 3,1 Social Hour The close of anoiher gear of Qporis 1, 1 , I fx .9 x ,EIS YQ' fs' sf' 'tvlw JV . wy- . -sank O Q15 4 . 'ZH . M Z s ,- +A B f ,gage . sz -l'f'1Liui:Lr'.5fu3 ' Students and Cheerleaders follow one sport to the next always supporting Tech. And. if ihen. time is IiFe's substance are we noi surrounded bg ihe confines ihe rigid walls of iime? . . . ?::fi n: - L ' 3'f S f' ' ll ' 7 f.gQ',--f- ggA:,fgrL-:1l.N-- ,, .- -1,' .5- '.v'.':g, J, ' 1 - Q -'-4 Y, ,, I: - .1 FA' .51 .4 ,H 1, ', ' ,: 'Y v: 3, '. A IH - I -' -' -r .- .- n : 1 , v , M -- vw ' .f.+L' ...Q K pf- .V as-1 .1 qw Vw -- A ' T Q'-'frgfQ,1fJif'j u , ,.., . Q ,--. 2.3-3, , 5 T5v.gTQze..f k 1 :J , 51 5-:l'.1f, nJ ,f . L -wil 4 ' in '4' H NAP, .5 ,, I u bt Wu. Wv ilI41F Q -vi ' s u I U '-.5 5 7.1 ' W E. , xg U M X ' J 51.1 V . 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Below, her predecessor, Miss Connie Mea- dows brightens up the parade! 1 'ssav XXX , -,- QTY, fl HOMECOMING: Cheerlead- ers, bands, parades, and floats galore round out a beautiful homecoming parade with some of the most imaginative and creative float designing seen to date. Iggy.. ' ' i r - . 'f I if IA W.. ngu- . 9- ' All t ., ' 4,. --f bi ty, , , I X , 1. 'I ' QA 3- -'57' rl 'fffv X351 if - --'V . I - nr I .2 E A Y WI , QRDVE HIE F Imflvhh 'Sp'-7 .J-l'-if ,Psi M 1-DRY 1 -4-54 if 'ti - ' -, f 'gj.f,Z1 ,v-, K'Qf-1- M, - P- J-- D . v , 'Lib iq. . Mg .I - 4 . 43,57 .- . 'J Aff Kuff 11, .f3f?7 A 51 'fi ' if ' c omecommg . . . T i2 idy,'X 'GQ - ffl' Kp 'IQ' a iime for beauig :wif f I If 1 X ffl! ff! 1 1 1 1 1 1 fflfff , f and perhaps progress . . . 61 60 N0 I Hncu HIKjNG HOSPITAL -5 I24 A 'fl A: Alf L k 'Qi . I l lil llil A 1 I - 4 The Concert Band The Tech Concert Band, composed of both students and faculty members, presents concerts during the school year which are open to both the Tech student body and guests. The Concert Band is organized during the first semester 'of each year and many smaller quartets and ensembles are organized within it to allow for pleasing variety in the programs and concerts which are presented. in-sl lx- Row 1: Linda Lanham, Elizabeth Osborne, Sandy Gandee, Brenda Bailey, Sharon Parker, Dreama Moore, Loretta Love, Kathryn McClung, Becky Keaten, Nancy Ginther. Row 2: Barbara Massey, Nancy Swor, Sharon Miller, Kay Griffiths, Patti Barker, Nancy Sturgess, Diana Pettry, Jeannie Anderson, Alberta Lake Row 3: Andrew Hudnall, Ted Gibson, Charles Fauber, Mike Lanham, Doug Clark, james Love, Bill Reinhardt, Richard Brown Row 4: Phil Davis, Dennis Neidert, Charles Young, Melvin Propps, Mike Casis, Londell McKinney, jim McQuerry Tech Choir I26 One of the highlights of the year was senator Ted Kennedy's un- expected visit to the Tech Campus for a. speech. Convocations gi LIZA SERGIO I 'T Senator Ted Kennedy and the proverbial Boston accent. -I-. The Magic of Numbers Convocahons A time for bringing culture to the campus. An opportunity to hear others with new and varied ideas. DR. NORMAN ST. JOHN STEVAS wa IEQ 4 Si g '-Y The Speech Chain The Ladg's Noi For Burning ,,.,, ...- N. I, 1- . lv , -M . 1 ' W 1- v .' i ' 4 1 l n , .T . - E Plagers F if ..r7t,' .4 V' 14:5 , N. f' Cafeteria Staff Front Row, Lefl to right, ,Edna Jackson, Ellen Mason, Ruby Ritz, Aquilla Trowbridge, Louada Myers, Ruth justice, Judy Fauber, Rose Babiak, Florence Gibson. Second Row, left to right, Hilda Bragg, Lillian Bragg, Sadie Murphy, Elsie Keeney, Wanda Cottrell, Gertrude Martin, Lillian Rhodes, Bertha Hess, Millie Davis, Tressa Prete, Mary Middleton, Anona Clay, Della Casto, Patrick Bulmer, Anna Dillard. Miss- ing when picture was taken, Geraldine Baker. Custodial And Maintenance Staff: Mr. Morris, Mr. Warren, Mr. Holdren, Mrs. Bradberry, Mrs. Rowe, Mr. Yates, Mr. Comer, Row 2: Mr. Barron, Mr. Austin, Mr. Sw Mr. Hooper, Mr. Jeter, Mr. jones, Mr. Irving, Mr. Ford. I30 l 4,4 so s,s w , , Y, .. , .i ,, ww , s 1, l K ' -j f -I v W N ' 2f HN ' 5 'va ,f an 1 I , , ' - I Eh- I ' Fig, tx !! 1 A Vi' WJ df . .y F IJ , . .w ff' l w gi A lg . , ls as e - . J ' 0 4iT1:,.TN? 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X . ,QM -A . X X i - fd Nl i pai .1, 'vii-fmf 1 . w'a. , I tk' s 'fx ,, ww iffy, .A if F 9 lv f M . Y J' Ni. f 1 v v 1 4 ,, 1 -bl.A' 1 ,,. .JBA A!4L44Xxkg ., X2-x X, Vaults? 2'f':4 .-' I 1,A,,-sg ,N ' 1 Y Ja, 9: in f, .Iu- F . . , V ' J X j in ,H 2- 3 i , , ,xnxx : i X ,V . nfs, .ml ,. il. fu .-A' ' . W me 4 4 1 - 'd'i1 Li-Ju' A' a-.ml Lui , ,. i. ,, ,, , i fi wa w, I4 r' E 2-'fn-Tl' A Y av , E 1 I g fn? ' I ii' , 3' . 3 M., am 1 'H w-Ir ' ' VH ., G , , 1,-.f., I .,6 HKQ .11!94-- -nf.. S.. 1 1. u A. -n-N I35 Mr. Beri Buckbee ADVISOR: COLLEGIAN AND BEAR TRACKS I36 Mrs. Suzanne Riggio DIRECTOR OF Puauc INFORMATION Q z:nm':z:uTmz,q:uu u :mv - ,ng N -n,,: f - I'4'f77?.ffTT:M. f,'. w.i'f,g:'-'' 1211 Q . -, .. .. W , ' 1l, v,q-5'H':,,,.1 v., rv Dr. Reed Davis ACADEMIC DEAN OF +HE COLLEGE Neal Baisi DEAN OF STUDENTS pei E drug H -'A' ' EE: 'J ' ' TA: XX J ,N -fff N iiiif Dr. David Palmer direcior of STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICE Miss Eva Kessinger DEAN OF WOMEN oodrlch K. Phllllps DEAN OF MEN Mrs. Annie Castle REGISTRAR 4 Nlr. James A. Duncan. Busmsss MANAGER l40 LYLE M. BLACKWELL, Ph.D. Gauley Bridge, West Virginia Electrical Engineering BERT BUCKBEE, M.S. Montgomery, West Virginia Printing Montzgeinent JAMES H. CONNOLLY, Ph. D. Glen Ferris, West Virginia Phyricf KOESTER COVILLE, M.A. Montgomery, West Virginia English NANCY ALDERSON, M.B.A. Montgomery, West Virginia Businerx Adminiftrotion RONALD ALEXANDER, M.A. Alloy, West Virginia Hittory JOAN C. ARMBRUSTER, M.S. Charleston, West Virginia Biology is , ' 'LJ LARRY ARMBRUSTER, M.E.C.E. Charleston, West Virginia Civil Engineering, Dirertor of Computer Center ELSAYED M. BADAW Y, Ph.D. Montgomery, West Virginia Mechanical Engnzeering GUY O. BAKER, M.M. Charleston, West Virginia Mzuif 4- f'TRi'1lwqis,, LEO BODE, B.S. South Charleston, West Virginia Merhaniml Technology I ROBERT E. BROWN, M.A. Montgomery, West Virginia Phyrirol Eflzzmtion DAVID BUSS, M.S. Charlton Heights, West Virginia Ph yxirol Education Facultg . f 1 V 1 Ty, ' ,xrf E. S. CLUTTER, M.A. Montgomery, West Virginia Malhemczlics B. W. CRANE, B.S. Montgomery, West Virginia Engineering Technology EVELYN CRANDALL, M.Ed. Gauley Bridge, West Virginia Education JAMES DADDYSMAN, M.A. Charleston, West Virginia Hifiory ELVIN DILLON, M.A. Montgomery, West Virginia Phyxical Science ALBERT M. DUNFEE, M.S. Falls View, West Virginia Graphic! GARY DURRETT, B.S. Fayetteville, West'Virginia Mathematicx JOHN ELKINS, Ph.D. Glen Ferris, West Virginia Chemistry RALPH N. FASICK, M.A. Education . ' -. .y t ,. V .. LEROY FRIEL, M.S. C.E. Charlton Heights, West Virginia Civil Engineering DANIEL M. FULLMER, B.S. Montgomery, West Virginia I ndiutrial Arif ROBERT GILLESPIE, B.S.E.E. Montgomery, West Virginia Engineering Technology 'QHFP' 'Q-,af i lj .4ll-nu. DAINTY MCCAUGHN, M.A. Montgomery, West Virginia Social S tudiex THOMAS G. MCWILLIAMS, JR., Ph.D. Charlton Heights, West Virginia ' Chemical Engineering SIDNEY MOOK, M.B.A. Falls View, West Virginia Burineu Aclminirtration STEPHEN HALAMAY, Ph.D. Pratt, West Virginia Economic! and Director of Library WOODROW CLAY HAMILTON II, M.A Charleston, West Virginia Hixtory GEORGE M. HOTH, M.A. Charlton Heights, West Virginia Speech and Drama THOMAS W. KIRKCONNEL, M.A. Pratt, West Virginia French and German ALBERT LEICHT, M.S. Smithers, West Virginia Printing Management ROGER LeMASTERS, B.S. Pratt, West Virginia Engineering Technology and Grapbicf ANDREW LITSKY Montgomery, West Virginia EDWARD J. MASONIS, M.E. Montgomery, West Virginia Education FRANK MATYJA, B.S. Glen Ferris, West Virginia Physics EDWARD A. MOORE. M.B.A. Montgomery, West Virginia Bzzrirzeri Aclnzirziftmlimz, Director, Tech Center HUBERT L. NEAR, Ph.D. Pratt, West Virginia Ecifzczziiorz ERNEST E. NESTER, M.S. Alloy, West Virginia Civil Engilzeerirzg LARRY NOTTINGHAM, M.S. 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Office of Director of Student Personnel Ser11ice.f RUTH ANN WILLIAMS, PBX Operator and Secy, Secretarial Seroicef CAROLYN ZORIO, Secy. Office of tbe Director o Adminiom and Regittrar. I46 X, , VEDA J. CAMPBELL, Secy. Department of Eclzccatioiz MELBA CARTER, Secy. Office of the Prefiolerzt ERMA COOPER, Secy. Library Elizabeth Fields, Secy. Office of Public I tzformatiorz IOYCE FLOYD, Secy. UPWARD BOUND Project MADELINE GRAVES, Secy. Dean of tbe College BARBARA HAYES, Auixtatzt Library AGNES HIGGINS, say. Office of tbe Caxbier -e i' '23 W . A223 6:2222 2 w sw H, w .X .A A. 2 2 If Fill' jerry Coombs, S efzior Clan Prefident Onas Aliff, Vice Prwident PU ,iq- Nd, Kathy Johnson, sen-emfy Senior Class OH? ce rs ,me -:: f'.L. . yn, fav 4'-.::Q, 'r'l I l Qs.. DANIEL E. ARTIS Mason, West Virginia Mfztbemfztics President, Student Council Beta Kapp JANET C. ASHBY Kimberly, West Virginia Math Student N. E A. Treasurer' Phi Al ha Theta National Histo a Chi . , , P YY' Honorary DANIEL R. AKERS Montgomery, West Virginia Mechanical Engifzeerifzg Psi Delta, Wesley Foundation, Mechanical Engineering Society. LINDA N. AKERS . Servia, West Virginia Bzzrinerr Teacher Edzzmtiolz Delta Theta Pi, Inter-Sorority Council, Student Council, Wesley Foundation, S.N.E.A., Phi Beta Lambda, Bear Tracks, Dorm Council, Psi Delta Sweetheart, Miss Slide Rule, Mrs. W.V.I.T. ONAS ALIFF Chesapeake, West Virginia Civil Efzgineering Psi Delta Vice-President, Student Council Rep. of Inter-Fraternity Council, Treasurer Fi Batar Cappar, Captain of Basketball Team, American Society of Civil Engineers, Soph. Class President, Junior Class Student Council Rep. and Senior Class Vice President. ALVIN ANDERSON Charleston, West Virginia Mathematic: JOSEPH A. ANDRESE Trenton, New Jersey Math Alpha Eta, Alpha Phi Omega, and Intramurals. PAUL H. ARNSTEIN Beckley, West Virginia .Math Beta Kappa Chi, W.V.I.T. Radio, and IEEE. LEON AVERY Montgomery, West Virginia Accounting BRENDA BAILEY Bolt, West Virginia Physical Education Concert Choir, Baptist Student Movement, Athlettes, SNEA. TERRY BALDWIN Foxboro, Massachusetts Accozzntin g JEROME E. BANASIK Parkersburg, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Beta Kappa Chi ROBERT R. BARKER Marfrance, West Virginia Accounting , Baptist Student Movement, Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, Phi Beta Lambda, Football, Management News GEORGE E. BARNETI' Cowen, West Virginia Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering Society, Vice Presidentg Alpha Eta, Vice Presidentg Fi Batar Cappar American Chemical Society, Secretary of ISA. fe- 1 A i , eww' '.. ' ,ev I 'xl' 1: 4 t' a i fdlvf nf , l A A 'v-2 l 2 ii ' STEPHEN R. BARRICKMAN Nitro, West Virginia M eclmniml Engineering Beta Kappa Chi, Inter-Fraternity Council, Student Council, Mechanical Engineering Society WILLIAM L. BLANCHFIELD White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia Civil Technology 6 MIKE BONFIGLIO Weirton, West Virginia Meclmizical Eizgifzeeriizg PATRICIA BOVETSKY Ellsworth, Pennsylvania Pliyrical Eclumtioiz Delta Theta Pi, Student Council, Newman Club, S.N.E.A., Athlettes, American Association of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, Women's Dorm Council GARY M. BOWYER Pineville, West Virginia Chemical Eizgizzeefiizg Chemical Engineering Society, American Chemical Society RONALD G. BRENNEMAN Nitro, West Virginia Meclamziml Eizgiizeeriizg Mechanical Engineering Society ESTHER ANNE BRYANT Pence Springs, West Virginia Bzzriizefs Education Pledge Mistress, Corresponding Secretary, Sigma Iota Chig Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Hearts, President of Inter-Sorority Council, Corre- sponding Secretary Student Council, Society Editor Tech Collegian, S.A.M. Reporter, Secretary Phi Beta Lambda, State President of F.B.L.A., Miss Golden Bear Attendant, Miss Perfect Type, Psi Delta Christmas Queen, Miss W.V.I.T,, Miss Future Business Teacher of America C. R. BURDETTE Gauley Bridge, West Virginia Electrical Eizgizzeeriizg JOE BURTON Charleston, West Virginia Civil Engiizeeriizg CONN IE CADLE Charleston, West Virginia Social Science Delta Theta Pi, S.N.E.A., Young Democrats Club, History Club -iw ff' I til, u- . w .. -it t ' 1 v ,Ek if -az- r MICHAEL CRANE Montgomery, West Virginia I Eleclriml E12 gineering ROBERT CRIST Beckley, West Virginia Elefirirol Engineering FRED CHAVANAK McMechen, West Virginia Indu.rtf'i:1l Art! Student Council Representative for SEA, Alpha Phi Omega Vice President, and Pledge Master, Industrial Arts Club President, Student N.E.A. HELEN CHRISTIAN Montgomery, West Virginia- Secretmiol Science LINDA CIPRIANI Smithers, West Virginia Burinerr Ao'mini5tmtio7z Phi Mu Gamma, Presidentg Student Council Representative, Newman Club SUSAN GRANT COLLINS Rainelle, West Virginia Music Delta Theta Pi, Concert Choir, Tech Band, S.N.E.A., Tech Players, EVELIA COLOSIMO Smithers, West Virginia Biology Sigma Iota Chi, Campus Christian Council, Newman Club, Student N.E.A., and Who's Who GLORIA SUE COOPER Smithers, West Virginia Social Siudier Phi Mu Garnrna, Inter-Sorority Council, Attendant to Mrs. West Virginia Tech 'GSX WILLIAM DIEFENBACH Frazier's Bottom, West Virginia Mechanical Terimology REBECCA DIX Ansted, West Virginia English ROGER DOLLISON Charleston, West Virginia Mathematic: EWELL GENE CURTIS Beckley, West Virginia Pbyrirr W. JAMES DANGOIA Alpha Phi Omega, Malverne, New York Burizzexs Mafzagemem' Society for the Advancement of Management Alpha Psi Omega, Tech Players, Management News. ANN M. DARLING Pratt, West Virginia Sofia! Studies Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges Delta Theta P1 LEE H. SKIP DAUGHERTY 'Philippi, West Virginia Industrial Am Sigma Phi Epsilon, Industrial Arts Club, Vice-President Veterans Club, Vice-President ROBERT DAVIS Parkersburg, West Virginia I miuxtrial Am HENRY DeCUPA Netherlands, Antilles Chemical Engineering PATRICK K. DOOLEY Fayetteville, West Virginia Elevtrical Erzgirzeerirzg IEEE and ISA THOMAS DUGAN Belle, West Virginia Maiemzzticr NATALIE G. DULANEY Montgomery, West Virginia Biology Vice President Student N.E.A. NOVELLA ANN ESTEP Lewisburg, West Virginia English Delta Theta Pi, Pledge Mistress, Tech Collegian, Writer, President Ratliff Hall Dorm Council LINDA FAULKNER Belle, West Virginia English Sigma Iota Chi, Athlettes ROBERT FERGUSON Union, West Virginia Mecbalzical Technology l ii M., ,Q ll' mr MH if au W - ,W ,H 5 I Li 7 1 x XX lit f' 0' , I WILLIAM L. FLESHMAN Charleston, West Virginia M eclmfziml E12 gilzeerifzg Beta Kappa Chi, Mechanical Engineering Society, Engineering News, Alpha Eta HAROLD FOX Ansted, West Virginia Hiftory PATSY LOU FRANTZ Montgomery, West Virginia Plyyricfzl Eflumliofz Sigma Iota Chi, Student-Council, West- minister Fellowship, Athlettes, Bear Tracks, and Head Cheerleader. I53 JEFFREY NEIL FRITZ Wantagh, New York Electrical Technology W.V.I.T. Radio, Chief Engineer, and Staff Announcerg Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers ROSALIE GARDNER Glasgow, West Virginia English EARL GARRETSON Seth, West Virginia Civil Engineering JANE GILCHRIST Montgomery, West Virginia Burinerr Arlnziiiirimtion Sigma Iota Chi, Secretaryg Student Council, Representativeg Golden Hearts of Sigma Phi Epsilon, Presidentg Junior Class Officer, Treas- urerg Senior Class Officer, Treasurer. JOSEPH ANTHONY GRAZIANO Chicago, Illinois Meclmniml Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rush Chairmang Inter-Fraternity Council, Student Council, Vice President, Inter-Dorm Association, President and Treasurerg Newman Club, Mechanical Engineering Society, Engineering News, Editorg and Who's Who JACK GRIFFITH Charleston, West Virginia Mrztbeinalicr Alpha Phi Omega ea Nia... -.. 52 .Nfl N sl WT? 1' LINDA GRIMMETT Ansted, West Virginia Secretarial Science JAMES R. GROSE Summersville, West Virginia Mveclmniral Engineering FERNANDO GUILLEN Oxen I-Iill,'Maryland Civil Engineering Psi Delta, Treasurer, Mechanical l Society, Engineering News, and Academy of Science. IRGIL HUEY HAZELETT Hungtion, West Virginia Civil Ezzgifzeerizzg a Phi Epsilon, Pledge Masterg American ty of Civil Engineers BERT I-IEILMAN Wantagh, New York Priiztizzg Mmzagemenl DAVID HILL Madison, West Virginia Merbmziml Technology 'iv'---19 WAYNE HALSTEAD Campbells Creek, West Virginia Marie Alpha Phi Omega, Tech Players RONALD EDWARD JGSEPH HAMMILL Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Priiziifzg Mlznagemevzl Sigma Phi Epsilon ANNA MARIE HANNIGAN Alloy, West Virginia Matbemaficr RACHEL HARRIS Gap Mills, West Virginia B7l.l'l7Z6.l'J' Edzzmliorz WILLIAM W. TOBY,' HARRIS Meadow Bridge, West Virginia Business Educfztimz JOE B. HAYES, JR. Lewisburg, West Virginia Civil Efzgifzeer Beta Kappa Chi, President, Alpha Eta, A.S,C.E., Treasurer, I.F.C ' ,.-A 'T 1' - ,gi ' ff' V . V .N1 X Ju I H 43' ,i it l'5i'4.,' .9 ' 'A A E' 1 X., 15. 'A 'gg QT . V Q0 Q JACK KAIN Alloy, West Virginia Electrical Technology JAMES S. KELLY Belle, West Virginia Math Alpha Phi Omega GLENN A. KEYS Montgomery, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Society, Secretaryg Alpha Eta CLAUDE JACOB HUNT Sistersville, West Virginia Physical Eilizonlion Sigma Phi Epsilon, W.V,S.E.A., Football, Intramu sity Club, Secretary. KATHY JOHNSON Summersville, West Virginia En glifla Delta Theta Pi, Miss Golden Bear Attendant, Miss Bear Tracks Golden Hearts LAURANCE JONES Rupert, West Virginia Printing Mnnogeinenzf Pi Alpha Psi, Wesley Foundation, Society for t Management, Phi Beta Lambda, Management News LARRY R. JONES Summersville, West Virginia M eelaoniml Engineering Psi Delta, Mechanical Engineering Society, Young Republicans Acad emy of Science-Vice President SETH JONES Boomer, West Virginia History TROY JUDD Charleston, West Virginia Mealmniml Engineering LARRY KINCAID Madison, West Virginia IncizzJ!1'ial Technology WAYNE KING Belle, West Virginia Civil Engineering Psi Delta, Student Council, Basketball, Manager, American Society of Civil Engineers, Treasurer. JAJAL KIRITKUMAR Ahmedabad, India Chemical Engineering CHARLES KIRKWOOD Charlton Heights, West Virginia Electrical Engineering JACQUARD L. KNIGHT Alloy, West Virginia. Electrical Technology FRANCISCO KOCK San Nicolas, Aruba Chemical Engineering ea-sl RICHARD KOPPLE Charleston, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Alpha Eta LINDA LEE LEEF Grassy Meadows, West Virginia En glich Sigma Iota Chi WILLIAM RUSSELL LEGG Bloomingrose, West Virginia Inclzutriczl Arts PAM LEIK Glen Cove, New York Playriml Eflzzmtiorz Sigma Iota Chig Athlettes, President IRA LEVINE Brooklyn, New York Prizztifzg Mmmgement PHILIP A. LEWIS Webster Springs, West Virginia I fzdurlrial Arts Student Council, Representativeg Alpha Phi Omega, Historiang In- dustrial Arts Club, Secretary, Student N. E. A., Intra-Dorm Associa- tion, Reporter. LARRY LOSCH Leivasy, West Virginia Mfzlh Psi Delta, Publicity Chairman and President, Pan Hellenic Council, Student Council, Legislative Chairman, Parliamentariang Chemical Engineering Society, Treasurer and President, Alpha Eta Social Chairman, Young Democrats Club, Vice-President, Instrument Society of America, and American Chemical Society. ED MAXEY Arlington, Virginia Civil Engineering BRUCE MCCOY Parkersburg, West Virginia I nd11.rt1'ial Arif JAMES MCGREW Sissonsville, West Virginia Arcomztifzg HARRY MCKINLEY Montgomery, West Virginia Mailaematicr CONNIE MEADOWS Charleston, West Virginia Chemical E12 girzeerizzg Miss Golden Bear 1965, President Secretary ACS, Secretary, Chemical Society, Treasurer, Delta Theta Pi 'C CL PERCY OSBORNE Danese, West Virginia Acrouzzling appa Chi, Society for the Advancement nagernent, Phi Beta Lambda CALVIN 'PHELPS Glemington, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering HARVE PORTER Accoville, West Virginia Bzuineff 14M , , GARY MOORE Pratt, West Virginia Social Studies PAULA MOSS Belle, West Virginia Sen'elfz1'ifzl Scienfe ROGER D. MYERS Clendenin, West Virginia Mechmziml Terhrzology BILL NEWLON Montgomery, West Virginia Civil Engineering JUAN N OGUERA Aruba, Netherlands Antilles Chemical Engiizeerirzg ROGER O'DELL Quinwood, West Virginia Chemical Eizgifzeeriizg .Q .1 .4111 53c , 'V i. .1 Y io X f EMMANUEL RUSSELL Blair, West Virginia I ndiutrial Mnnizgeinent Psi Delta, S. A. M. JAMES SANDERS Nitro, West Virginia Accounting Sigma Phi Epsilon JOHN C. SEPKO Brenton, West Virginia S ocial Studies Sigma Phi Epsilon, Student Council, Alpha Psi Omega, Vice President, Tech Players, The Otis K. Rice History Club. l60 'TIF' NANCY HART REXROAD Montgomery, West Virginia Playricizl Ecliimtion Delta Theta Pi, Athlettes, S.N.E,A., Cheerleader, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Tennis Team JIENELLE RIFPE Beckley, West Virginia Secretarial Science JOSEPH W. ROBINSON Meadow Bridge, West Virginia Claeiniml Engineering ROBERT B. ROGERS Montgomery, West Virginia S ocinl Stzmlier Alpha Phi Omega ANNETTE SABATH ROSINELLI Danboro, Pennsylvania Accountiizg Sigma Iota Chi, Phi Beta Lambda, Bear Tracks, Golden Hearts, Inter-Sorority Council, Society for the Advancement of Management DONALD ROSE East Bank, West Virginia Electrical Engineering DONALD C. SETLIFF Fredericksburg, Virginia Electrical E12 gifzeering Student Council, Campus Christian Council, Westminister Fellowship, Recording Secretary, IEEE, Alpha Eta, Veterans Club, Young Demo- crats Club, and Intramural Basketball SANDRA GAIL SETTLE Scarbro, West Virginia Bzzrifzerr Eclzccfzliofz Sigma Iota Chi President and Friendship Girl, Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Hearts, Student Council Representative, Inter-Sorority Council President, Tech Collegian Society Editor, S.A.M. Reporter to Manage- ment New: and Secretary, Student N.E.A., Phi Beta Lambda Secretary and President, Second National Miss Future Business Teacher, Who's Who RUSSELL SHANNON Glen Morgan, West Virginia Elcclricczl E12 gf7ZEEl'i72g LENDELL SHIELDS Baileysville, West Virginia Eleclrirczl E 72 gineerirz g DORSEY T. SIMMONS Mahone, West Virginia Electrical Teclarzology FRANKLIN LEE SIMMONS Charleston, West Virginia Drafting and Design Technology Beta Kappa Chi 'i-. - 1 I L z.-:gal .1 w iw ,scam -- WF' J' :II-'I ? l 'L nie.: , 4-,,. .sm -uw ., g .a. -.JL L .,-:ij 5. 1 vt 2-I I 5.-qi'-T-gl fl, ,ff . .V -544 H mi!! ,H fx i 5: 'iv i-,Q 't ...II SIMPSON NEAL Bickmore, West Virginia' Playficr GRAFTON SKAGGS Minden, West Virginia Matlaematicf RICHARD SKIDMORE Frametown, West Virginia I fzdzzftrial Ari: RALPH SMITH Dunbar, West Virginia Electrical Teclmology THOMAS SMITH Spencer, West Virginia Mathematic: STEVE STILWAGEN Lynbrook, New York Electrical Erzgirzeerirzg NANCY STURGESS Wexford, Pennsylvania Music JOSEPH SULESKY Scarbro, West Virginia Mathematics JAMES SUMMERS Charleston, West Virginia Mathematic: 'fha 41 RON SOMMERS Pompton Lakes, New Jersey English ALLEN DALE THOMPSON Switzer, West Virginia Electrical Efngineering THOMAS E. TILLEY Pineville, West Virginia Mathematic: Psi Delta, Fi Batar Cappar, Basketball 'fav' it-' ' ws' f QW - A JAMES W. VIN CILL, JR. Dixie, West Virginia Meclmnirfzl Engineering ial Arts Club, Student N. E. A., Base- HN MCGRAW VENCILL Di-xie, West Virginia Math t N.E.A., Intramural Sports, Who's mong Students in American Univer- nd Colleges 1966-67 JAMES VICKERS ontgornery, West Virginia Bzuinerr Adnzinirtration :I BILL TONEY Oceana, West Virginia I nfluftrial Arlr ALLEN L. TOOTHMAN Parkersburg, West Virginia I ndzzxtrinl Managefnent DAN TURLEY Dunbar, West Virginia History JOE VACCINA i Mount Hope, West Virgini Eleclriml Terlrnology RICHARD VALDES Winter Garden, Florida Merlmnical Engineering CLAUDE VENCILL, JR. Charleston, West Virginia Printing Management 1. A . 8. yy -1' ' li: gi I 'EY JOHN S. WILLIAMS Montgomery, West Virginia Mathematic: Concert Choir, W.V.I.T. Radio, Alpha Phi Omega, S.N.E.A. BILL WILSON Oak Hill, West Virginia Printing Management 'RODGER WOODRUM Ridgeview, West Virginia Electrical Technology CHARLES YOUNG Charleston, West Virginia Music MIGUEL YOUNG Aruba, Netherlands Antilles Chemical Engineering DORIS S. VORHOLT Montgomery, West Virginia History Student N.E.A., Athlettes Treasurer, History Club President, Phi Alpha Theta, Women's Dorm Council FERDINAND W. WASKIEWICZ, JR. Clayton, New jersey Phyrirr Sigma Phi Epsilon, Comptroller LOUIS LAIRD WATKINS O-ak Hill, West Virginia Electrical Terhnology I.E.E.E. SHARON WHITMAN Alloy, West Virginia Englirh Delta Theta, Inter-Sorority Council, . Council EDDIE RAY WILLIAMS Montgomery, West Virginia Priiztiizg Management J unior Class Officers Mike Weddington, junior Clan Prexident Libby Bryant, Tremurer I joan Stroh, Secretary 1 ru if 'ffl re-1, Q A-.ii Vg I 5 43 .'s -31 --2 A Q I ig '- 'v-rv B mf. --g, .iff J- - Rodger Armstrong Bill Barkin Don Battlo Charles Bayless Mike Beal Keimeth Belcher juniors Joan Bennett Paul Blake Vella Bradberry Harold Brooks rrfr- T - - 4- ia, 'Z32 umm 61.5 ,A ,Z lfox j 5 Gary Bufey Fl Sandra Byars ft:-::r Patsy Carter Jerry Chllclers onlg one more gear Stephen Clark Mike Cook James E. Cunningham Connie Dorsey Cathy Duffy Carleen Purcell f' af If I .-4, I 7' ul 7 1 ,H ig- 'L l A A- , -v-ij! -nur-Q Gerold Engelbrecht Willimn Farley Bernard Franks Kelen Fulrner Charles E. Gallaher Lynn Greear juniors . . . Allen Green 'fi Glen Hammer I68 Wywe Harper Brenda I-Iarrah but fl' Bob Irwin Richard jannace Mike Kees Tom Kidd Frances Kincaid Roger Knight 4 '? H.,-,J Linda Martin Gail McGee Jack Lambert john Leadmon James Luzader Roland Madison Ann Mann Don C. Marikovics juniors Claudia McGraw Sam McVey in . ..- xii, . -t . 3. 'H.7x.-,V ,21'1Y-igwfabmrf. ftf-1213i1.iv.':U'v'1- ' - . Ffa' Za v .CL ,,,,b. v..,.,., Q Q Qi. gli - :by.. .Ti a X1 -. . ,- ' xl 54 517-Z' . MV , ,, 3-4,v,,.,..,X , . ,n n.. gl wgiqm agQ ':1P - X . . 1 :aHE2fs3 f1 is lf. .111 Bill Meintel Burl Miller Drema Moore jim Morris 9:0 fig. Q Lola Newhouse john C. Poling Gale Pomroy Don Prinzbach Ronald Ray Cathy Reamey Eddie Richards james Riggs Bob Ruloff Alfreda Schulter Mike Seimiaczko April Shamblin juniors Bernard Shelley Dolly Stover Joan Stroh john Stroud 1 'A I f. ., N. 1, ?, 5. . l 4'- , ., ,,. ,. ,, I! Sallie Tackett Joseph Tanhauser john Thompson Carol Toney Sz 1211? '-nf H 4-ug, ', if-J -'ae -- -H 1 w an David Varney john R. Wallace Robert Walker George Wandling James Ward Dinah Warden X! I74 Tom White Rodney Woods Watenia Wright , , , juniors Richard Weaver Mike Weddington Edna Rae Wells Bob Wildpret Sarah Williams Cleve White Sophomore Class Officers - ,Y m 3. , w E' . -- . f 4 , Randy Legg, Sophomore Clan Prefident at Sharon Miller, Secretary Carol Davis, T remzzrer 1 or AA: in A fix, ee! , . Betty Brown Bob Bruce John Buckbee Nolan Byars Mike Cassius Lois Casto Phil Casto Donna Caudilt we l Q-- 5 ff 3 W :Al sophomores .X -V, vb g , X' ,. Larry Alan Jeanie Anderson Melton Archibald Fred Bird john Baisden Roger Baker Larry Ball Wfilliam Benn Velad-irnir Betlachin Donald Boyce Edgar Brannock Brenda Brooks Qu! '7 'Qu' John Cavalier Gary Childers Terry Childers Clarence Cox Jr Doug Clark Roger Clemens Joe Coleman Joseph Conley Robert Collins Ott Dame-ron Charles Danberry Carol Davis onlg 68 more hours Q F A f all 'E 1 I f .1 6' QF ' 4' ---v W 0905 . n g.. !.Q I 5. I W 5 N , fn yn 5 Own y's ion' ssl. 'uqg 0 0.5, f .-nas, 0 s s . rg lg, . 'a, . . 5 su 5 '90 N g 5 0 H N I78 0 lg.:- ' Q ggi- 2 .4 Brenda Hardiman David Harmon Larry Harris Robert Haupt Thomas Hefner Edwina Hodge Sophronia Hodge Alice Hubbard u L Jil - 1 no l . ' , tml, , V ,Mn wb? ., V , M 1,355-' H4121 ,J L3.'..t ifihfl givx i :X lL'--v ,A LW lv Darrelene Dingess Alice Divita. Dreama Estep Jack Evans 1-av Suzi Fink Debbie Fisher Allen Ford Edmond Franck Leon Franklin Bill Fulp Sandra Gandee Elaine Gold, sophomores . . . 1-ze-L. . - ,X x Q, A ' UL J, ' ff , Q ,Y iz, . 1.. c 'N i.e l F lk Q - 37 -'iv' - f U - .Q V vm' I XF :PVS ,- f-,fr v--r A 'H , ' 47-'S K3 5' Maya . . 4 arf' . .fi ,gxyil 'fi a H , :i34f. E1E?Qf 1 -' -Q15 - . v. 4? 3154 Airkitu :ff 15231K-if 3194. Q ,-'av'-' WqiV- Wa Amy.. S3S5,.g:g,,Ji . 41 yiwgis '27 fx r N .X Y- 'QA ik i 3 , I . N if i ' r 4 1 M if l- fl, ? Orpha Morrison Sharon Myers Gary Neal Dayton Neil James Nevill Betty Nicholas Elizabeth Osborne Karen Prouse sophomores Delmas Malcomb Mike McClung Doreen Meadows Robert Michael Doug Middleton Mike Miller Sharon Miller Gerald Mitchell Georgia Murad Dick Moran Carla Morgan Naomi Morris 'C 7 'i 491 'W' Q-29 Sharon Puckett Carolyn Pursley Dale Richards Ed Robinson- Fred Romine Curtis Rose Wayne Rosewell Larry Sapp Asaad Shini Gerald Shock Paulette Siggers Kenneth Skeen 'hi Thomas Smith Joe Sproles Gary Stevens Janice Sturgell Dave Weaver Ken Wheeldon Regina White Becky Wolfe jerry Wolfe Martha Wood Valeda Worley William York Gordon Sutphin Fred Swetman Jesse Tench Drema Toler Douglas Toler Jim Turner Linda Tweed June Tyler Dennis Urbas Nora Vealey Ned Viars Kenneth Watts . . . sophomores N 4 Freshman Class Officers Tee Pecora, Freshman Clan Prefident Carol Dunbar, Slflflent C owzcil Repmrefztfztive l' Anita Rank, Secretary -an ,g,f.-4 R, Mary Tavernaris, Tfeamrer ws .NN lt' K EF P4 H yi V ?3Qex?gw-1 ..n.:n 1: n V ff :22E?' 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ELK FURNITURE, INC. 'I-Iome Furnishers 'Since I908 Phone 442-2I7I 440 Third Avenue Monfgomery, W. Va. McCALL AND MAC'S JEWELRY STORES WaIch Repairing Diamond Rings-WaIches Giffs-Jewelry-CrysIaI China 30 I -325 Ferry SI. Monfgomery J. F. WHITE AND SON 408 Ferry Sireei' Monigomery VAN HEUSEN-McGREGOR BOTANY 500 CLOTHES NATURALIZER-FLORSHEIM LAMPL SPORTS WEAR ROSE MARIE REID-JANE IRWILL EMBEES LEADER Your Sfore of Specialfy Shops Qualify Merchandise ai' Popular Prices Phone 442-228I Monfgomery .SZM7 mf ZW 1.909 - FU DGE HARDWARE CO. Archery and Spor+ing Goods Headquariers 4l0 Third Ave. Phone 442-2322 Monfgomery I93 I ,A COLLEGE I DRUG STORE Prescrip'I'ion Druggisfs .0 MODERN BARBER SHOP A 3 I0 Third Ave. Monfgomery 1 R :T Qfaggai C . iii, GILIENN STIUIDIICD I L ' E qf wgg giner glloiograplzy 405 T V U NTGOMERY, WEST VIRGIN A 2 B251 25 W M O N MONTGOMERY Serving Upper Kanawha Valley with Wonderful DRUG COMPANY 'Isl-enlng' P H KELLY P d + RADIO X . PSE zgagncwms l fWflQNAll- Congrafulalions fo il-le Class of I967 THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Fayelle Coun+y's Finesl Bank Monigomery, 'Wesfl Virg 746 llofvroousnv flfafzoml gawk MONTGOMERY, W. VA. Member Federal Deposii' Insurance Corp Member Federal Reserve Sys'l'em : 'wvgrrn-'- 'E'RY'N75fFIGN16rlrBA 4 jiri? EMU KAYTON THEATRE Monigomery, Wesi Virginia RlLEY's 4 Department'Store 3l4 THIRD AVE. 442-238i Mon+gomery's Comple're Deparfmenf Siore Firsf in Fashions - Firs+ In Value BUGG'S FLOWER 405 A-Fourih Avenue Monfgomery, Wes+ Virginia YY- 5 ew . IJ ' . K.. ZQ X g X . 'Q .f It 9 PHONES Monfgomery 442-2202 Easf Bank 595-371 In Residence 595-3660 BROWN CHEVROLET, INC. 5X'Mo f-. 507 Lee S'I'ree'I', Monfgomery, W. Va. . Monfgomery 442-2466 . ' Alloy 779-3.I22 Chas. 949-1459 fg- If sq ii., --- THE NATIONAL SHOP CAPITAL FINANCE CORP 434 Third Avenue Phone 442-2425 Monfgomery Wesf Virginia SporI's Wear, Apparel and Accessories or , an Women and Men Opposiie The C 8: O SI'aI'ion Monigomery I .wx . l' Y 5' ' ,X-.,' . ' S8 X' 435.,4::. 32, fix I I -2 gl 3 .- XX ,,., b X, I jfff QI' , I F -1.1 ' ' I1 I + 113 ffl? ' x ga , Phone 442-425 I i THE MONTGOMERY HERALD MARSICO BROTHERS Serving The Upper Kanawha Valley Transi'r -Mixed ,MConcrele ff iifffi ' Phone 442-E?33I :'1 7i'5' -. Box 549 The Fayette Tribune ., Holliday Publicaiions Momgomery' Wes+ virginia Oak Hill Wes? Virginia Complimenfs of THE R TECH CENTER BOOKSTORE F0015 A Prologue to Time Past just as there is a time to begin, there must come a time to end. As all things must end-so ends this book. If we were to leave one lasting impression with you we would hope it to be one of the value of time. We are each given a time- a time for us -and our primary aim should be to use it well. Your staff hopes that you will not consider the time and effort utilized in putting together this yearbook as time poorly spent. We claim partial fulfillment of our goal in that you hold in your hands now a record of a portion of your life which will soon be a dim memory. We could not conclude this annual appropriately without expressing our appreciation to all who had a part in its production. Many thanks to Mr. Bert Buckbee whose get things done and get them done now attitude helped us through the crisis which are bound to arise around deadline time. To the staff-Ann Mann, Tom Healey, Kay Hannah, Debbie Fisher, Eddie Duncan, April Shamblen, Tammy Deahl, Kelen Fullmer, Kay Sapp, and my assistant editor D. C. Marikovics thank you! Special thanks to Mr. Roderick Wilson and his maligned, harassed photographic staff. They took and processed hundreds of pictures for us and although they weren't always prompt, came through for our final deadline even if it did mean living in the darkroom for an entire week- end. ' Thanks to the student body who not only finance this book but also provide the subject matter. This book and the time put into its production is financed by you, for you, and about you! We hope you consider it Worth my time and your money. Editor, 1966 Bear Tracks I ,..d - tl -:e...,fu:fT 'ff-2 'T ' .i , .5 y1f-u-- ...- . h-. - --' If-- i P1 ' mr inf wvl V1.1 n 113 x Z ff - ,, . Je ,I I , ' 1 , Q W! 1' , Q I Hr., Ir-i j , 1 ' 'f 'M-y-'Q if M E u . -. 75. v 1 A ' , lg. 1 1. . . 43.1. Q Q-' E' Eff X . ,. 2-3 V , ., 1l ,P . - ff . 1-W - A Q F' - fe, ,I 1'-2' 9.3 .' , 'Q , 1' V: --. R 'I ' A H 4: - ' ',:. ' Q? ,fwuf 'H X I H, - 14' Y I ,M V -...f A .h , by ,ui - ,' :.:'-W ' I., A .4 V F' 1 ' 'Q , N. -A -vw ,,..v:n'5,, - 1 -8 ml. , :A..,:,,v1 I I . 'ff 1 1 1- ' I, 4-N V. 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