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

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Trl ' 3 it I rl '1 It 52 Q, if i , ,, ,Q , - ,ni l A W L 4 ki' 9 4 l A .:' l it . -,rl ag f , . i V 1 ,NM . tai, K, :A Z, I W , -,gs 4 wi xv Vt,-,..' 1 v 5 Q, ,L . ' f ' ,, ,sv-Hg , H . g 1 1 f L, . r 1 ' ' , f -f ' -a. Q, 1 ' . f 1, sas Qs i - , 222- ' if , Q . , wsz. I K ., , . V Q .,, .. A Y . . .K W ,. ROW 1: David I. Palmer, advisor, Donald E. Rice, advisor, Donna Blevins, rec. secretary, Kurt Culler, v-president, Robert Kovach, president, Gary Childers, rec. secretary, Millie Kroeger, treas., Phillip Hayes, advisor, Roderick, Wilson, advisor. ROW 2: Isac E. King, Bill Meintel, Eddie Meadows, Barry Amott, Pam Vass, janet Hesse, Ruth Bell, Sherry Kurtz' Karen Tully, Sharon Miller, Nadine P. Dolin, james Allman, Phillip E. Anderson. ROW 3: Bruce Wamix, Egmond Franck, Wilson Butt, Pat Hopper, Danny Ilfedukovichg Clarence Woodworth, Tom Healy, Michael Toney, Larry johnson, Rusty Allen, Bruce Bannerman, Gene Blanc, ROW 4: Doug Hirneisen, Ken Watts, Leonard Rosier, Mike Beal, Nelson'Burks, john Baisden, john Strada, Thomas Short, Bob Wildpret, Paul johnson, john A. Sanie, Ray Brennan, Bob Cobum. Student ouncil The Student Council is the oflicial link between the student body, the faculty, and the administra- tion. The Student Council is composed of a representative from each of the organizations and the four classes on campus. The chief responsibilities of this organization are to hear the student opinion, to exert a wholesome effect on student conduct, to provide for the creation and maintenance of high student morale, and to foster the best traditions and customs of West Virginia Institute of Technology. 34 Women's Dorm ouncil ROW 1: Norma Hollandsworth, treasurerg Indy Rogers, vice-presidentg Gloria Bringear, presidentg Mary Fergusong secretaryg Pam Vass, representa- tiveg ROW 2: Miss Eva Kessinger, dean of womeng Karen Urbasg Judith Thomasg Kitty Stewartg Carol Dunbarg Pam Dilleyg Charlotte Loweg ROW 3: Pam Turleyg Beverley Fewellg Mary Weaverg Naomi Moore, Joann Sparksg Rubby Curryg Mrs. Beulah P1itt,.Resident director. Dormitory Councils The Lavada Ratlilf Hall Council is responsible for formulating and enforcing rules to help create a harmonious environment within the dormitory. The Menls Dorm Council is the goveming body of all the dormitory activities conceming men residence halls. Both Councils are made up of the student donn counselors, resident directors, and faculty advisors. Qs L Menis T Dorm Council Row 1: William Hogueg Robert Templeg Charles VIcPaughg Doug Hirneiseng Curtis Keisterg Dick Vlorang Terry Polingg John McGinnisg ROW 2: Wayne Harperg Danny Fedukovichg Leonard Prosier, Michael Phillipsg Dave Weaverg Golden kdkins. ,,,i , '. a Tl Q ' Religious Crganizations A program of religious, intellectual and social activities are sponsored by four Church organizations on campus. One of the main purposes of these organizations is to insure the student at Tech an opportunity to develop, within the bounds of his own beliefs, religiously as well as academically. The Baptist Student Movement, through regular meetings, strive to know Christ and make Him knowni' through personal witness on campus. The Wesley Foundation, formulated by Methodist students on campus, is dedicated to Christian growth through fellowship as well as study. The Newman Club, an organization of Catholic students, has as its goal, the supplement of the student's curriculum so that he receives a well-balanced education. Presbyterian students on campus have an opportunity to participate in programs of Christian, academic, and social develop- ment through the Westminister Fellowship. Baptist Student Movement ROW l: Charles McPaugh, presidentg Roger Russell, vice-pres.g Erma Moore, treas.g Ann Crawford, corres. secretaryg Ronald Strumpg Nelson Burrsg ROW 2: Elizabeth Talleyg Janice Sturgellg Linda Kincaidg Mary Miller, R. Lucasg Zella lane Baidseng ROW 3: Rodney D. Buschmang Ralph Sevyg john McClure, Gary David Sovineg Eugene Nichols. ml l will l - - : - Newman Club ROW 1: Mary C. Tudor, Carol Wristong Toni Iones, secretary, Peggy Rappold, vice-president, ROW 2.1. Vincet Willett, presidentg Bruce Bannennan, treasurerg Father Roy Lombard, Thomas McWilliams, advisor. L Wesley Foundation ev. A. D. Belcher, advisor, Qnot picturedlg ROW 1: Vivian som, Robert Michael, presidentg Robert Hall, treasurerg jim areg Rusty Allen, vice-presidentg Karen Livelyg ROW 2: Gary allace Cavendishg Karen Turlyg Pam Turelyg Wayne Harperg aren Prouseg Naomi Hamrickg David A. Wayne. Westminister Fellowship Catherine Ramseyg Tim Hartmang Nancy Wicklineg Michael Toneyg Bnice Wamixg Bob Cobum. Absent Connie Glenn, Delmas Malcombg Don Lewisg Greg Huddlestong David jackson. rofessional rganizations 'sf l' 1 l , z A.I.A.A. Purpose: Dedicated to the development of future leaders for industry and the classroom. ROW 1: D. M. Fullmer, advisorg T. Hefner, treas.g james'Fitzgeraldg Sam Tully, pres., joseph Conley, vice-pres.g Hugh Butcher, adyisorg ROW 2: Kurt Cullerg Joseph Tanhaserg Pete Mastrangelog Ted Thomas, Robert Sattlerg ROW 3: Dude Wickmang Clarence Woodworthg jeff Hillg Emil Nardoneg Mike Stump, Lawrence McCorckle. Row 4: jonathan F owlerg Carmello Mianog Bill Reichg Lynn Greearg Larry Frieselg Russell Bowling, Bill Hamilton. C.E. . PURPOSE: To promote professional development of its members by planning and conducting technical meetings to encourage original and independent thinking along the lines of Chemical Engineering. ROW 1: Clark Hickman: j. Wolfenbarger, secretary: Amold Stewart, chairman: R. F. Hazelton, advisor: ROW 2: Brent Hoke, vice-president: john Sayie: Lee Chi Sun: William Hogue: Francisco Kock: ROW 3: Mike Hutchison: john O'Dell, treasurer: Steve Raska: Dennis Stump: joseph Hissom: Roger Clemens. Q, l 3 - 5 ii PURPOSE: Offers the opportunity for association with the largest pi society of chemists and chemical engineers. ROW 1: R. Leonard representative: Yvonne Isom, cor. secretary: Faye Beaver, rec. secretary: Howell, president: ROW 2: William Hogue: Charlotte Lowe: Pat Hooper: Phillips: ROW 3: Michael Rosenthal: Dwight Wicks: john Percival: Leftwich: Steve Hoye. A.C.S. A.S.C.E. PURPOSE: To offer the student a further insight into techniques and problems of civil engineering. ROW 1: Allman: T. Reister, rec. sec.: R. Stephens, vice-pres' Henrich, treas.: D. Thompson, pres.: S. E. Thomton, ROW 2: M. Doughty: T. Pecora: P. Anderson: W. Dinn: Nimmanahaeminda: R. Allen: Hashfak: D. Hornbeck: 3: C. Hyer: R. Russell: L. McCoy: D. Moats: j. Halstead: Khouri: E. Baumgartner: G. Hammer: ROW 4: T. McGraw: Vannoy: C. Tinnell: D. Hungate: R. Campbell: D. Feit: Oelerich: j. Pensis: ROW 5: H. Speaks: j. McCoy: T. D. Kesner: K. job: R. Lambey: C. Thompson: L. Deitz:1 Martin. AHZ mateur Radio Club , Iacobs fWA8IHUj Erick M. Cosgore QWASEQGJ I ROW 1: Steve Courts fWA8POSj, president: Larry Kuykendall QWASFJAQ, Vice-pres Clark L. Stewart QWASUUYQ, secretary: Alan White QWBBXRJ, ROW 2: Arthur Blake QWNSZOD, Dave Hill KWASPDD: Bill Reily QWNSACCJ: Pat Dalporto LWASOPMQ 1 Larry Ferrell: ROW 3: 'Mike Maxson, QWBSBEOJ: William Rose QWASYCGJ: William is 1: if ll Ei ll I N 1 1 i l l lf ' 4 -i .A.C.E.T. ROW 1: james Hunter, instructor: Paul E. Parish: Rodney Lilly: G. C. Slaven, sponsor: ROW 2: Barry Ranson, vice-president: William Roy York: Sam M. Shrewsbury: William Ryan: I. Wilson Butt. I F5 y A R R W ll I l S I 'I, . 'll - - O O I l . ROW l: P. Anderson: Donald Thompson, vice-president: Rusty Allen: president: Erkan Esmer, advisor: ROW 2: Melvin Doughty: Tee Percora: Roger Russell, William Dunn: Dusit Nimmanaliaeminda: john Hashtak: David Hornbeck: ROW 3: Larry L. McCoy: Douglas Moats: Ron Stephens: Doug Kesner: jerry Halstead: james Allman: Emad Khouri: Glenn Hammer: ROW 4: Baumgartnler: Donald Vannoy: Don Henrich: Tom Reister: Doug- Hungate: Robert Campbell: Darren Feit: T. Oeleiichg ROW 5: Gary Tinnellg jim McCoy: Tom Neubert: H, W. Speaks: Kenneth job: Richard Lambey: Carl Thompson: Larry Deitz: John Martin. f ' . B.A. I.E.E.E. PURPOSE: To provide opportunities for the student in electrical engineering or electrical technology to participate on a professional level in activities relating in his field. ROW 1: Michael Toney, vice-president: john Baisden, president: Iohn Strada, treas.: Bill Meintel: ROW 2: Egmond Franck, Robert Michael: Clarence Boyce: Michael Byme: Harold Franck: Douglas Conley: Harry Farmer: ROW 3: Isac King: Ruben Claros: Benard Watson: Bob Kovach: Larry Harris: Veladimir Bet-lachin: Laizry Ferrell. ROW 4: Allen Green: John Gibson: Thomas Brewer: Vincent Willett: Robert Hall: Nelson Burks: David Conner: Richard Weaver. 1 K in I - E. El M.E. Society PURPOSE: To supplement and relate, whenever possible, the formal education given at Tech with current practical application. PICTURE ONE: ROW 1: Bruce Wamix: jim Quensenberry: Tom Withrow: Vincent LeRose: ROW 2: Mike Sichak: Michael Lamp: Kenneth Sepko: Roger Foster. PICTURE TWO, ROW 1: Glenn Rinehart: Eddie Meadows: Gerald Hilebrand: Frank Wilkerson: Charles Stone: Mike Beal: ROW 2: john Leadmon, vice-chairman: Hak Cho: lame Cunningham: Dayton Neil: Milton Reed: Charles Murphey: Gregory Kozma: ROW 3: Gerald Shik: Roger Woldeck: Charles Harris, secretary: Wesley Coleman, treasurer: Charles Woodall, chairman: Benny Vento: David Lockhart: David Graham. l Instrumental Society PURPOSE: To promote a better understanding of instrumentation through Held trips and guest speakers at regular meetings. ROW 1: John Baisden: Mike Hutchison, secretary: john Strada, president: E. H. Crum, advisor: Allen Green, treas. ROW 2: Egmond Franck: Bob Kovach: Iohn Gibson: Richard Weaver: Veladimir Bet-Latchin: Michael Toney: Bill Meintel. A A i. .1 -- . -L-ff' ' ' , ' ' ,, , , .Vw . .. -H .e ai - -- ' A r 1 V' ,H fy? ,fast I K eng., Q-sw., 5 552, , :M . ,, URPOSE: To develop among college students who are preparing to be eachers an understanding of the teaching profession. ROW 1: jerry Ferrell, treas,: Suszi Fink, vice-pres.: Terry Ferrell, president: Evelyn Smith, 2nd ice-pres.: Keran jones, sec.: ROW 2: Gary Cavendish: Gary Wolfe: Sheri atson: Nida Simon: Naomi Hamrick: Sharon Myers: Lizzie Carter, Ianice trugellg ROW 3: Beverly Payne: Nadine Dolin: Ramona Neubert: Virginia ite: Nancy Wickline: Alicia Wasik: Sandra Bing: ROW 4: Earl Cochran: onathan Fowler: Zella Baisden: Iulius jones: Ruby Curry: Sue Nutter: Ramona hite. F.B.L. . Purpose: To obtain lecturers to give advice on certain business topics and to encourage participation in activities of a professional and service nature. ROW 1: james R. Merritt, vice-pres: Karen Tully: Ott Dameron, president: Dandra Meadows, secretary: Terry Poling, treas.: ROW 2: Leanna Myers, Nida Lee Simon: Carroll Wriston: Susie Goode: Carolyn McGraw: Sharon johnson: Penny Hays: ROW 3: Tom Rafacy: Ronald Isom: Geogia Murad: Virginia White: Sharon Myers: Terry Williams: Carol Iackson: Susan Cadle: ROW 4: Michael Crose: Wayne Rosewell: Randall Wood: james Asburry: David Reed: Kenneth Watts: Roy Lusk. 1,2 Lg ll! nl A'-Is Q 4? s 4.-1 'illle .D.P.O. PURPOSE: To bring about a closer relationship between students interested in data processing. ROW 1: Barry Amottg Gary Neal: George SchisslerQ president: Edmond larrell, vice- president: ROW 2: Louis Mamo: Tom Salo: Tom Healy: joe Wilson: Thomas Smith: Y. Cartelle: ROW 3: Bob Griffith: Wayne Rosewell: Lee Sinovi: David Reed: Charles Wiliams: Kennith Watts: Michael Byrme: Larry Stover: ROW 4: john Ewan: Dan Fedukovich: Donald Lewis: Phil Casto: Gary Null: joe Lastik: Thomas Short: Dennis Darlhglio: Edmond Mullins. T.A.C. PURPOSE: To bring about a closer relationship between students interested in accounting. ROW 1: Iames Merritt, president: jim Asbury, treasurer: Karen Tully, Secretary: Michael Grace, vice-president: Terry Poling: ROW 2: Roy Lusk: Randall Wood: Cathy Duffey: Hubert Brooks: Ronald Isom: Tom Healy. ROW 3: Ott Dameron: Edmond Mullins: Charles Williams: Kennith Watts: Donald Lewis: john Ewan: Dick Moran. Ei . 1 Sl Society for the Advancement of Management, S. A. M., is the nationaliprofessional organization of management in industry, commerce, govemment, education, and the pioneer in management philosophy, is dedicated to the promotion and advancement of the art and science of management. Through 220 University Chapters in the United States and Canada, the Society promotes management education, makes significant contributions to the preparation of young men and women for careers in the business world, and renders a service to industry and the community. Tech's Chapter has consistently placed among the top for performance award in the university division. ROW 1: Edmond jarrell, Bill Haight, Tom Healy, james Crawford, Terry Childers, Danny Fedokvich, George Schissler, joe Wilson, Barry Amott, Richard Donehy, Dennis Urbas, Louis Mamo, Fred Byrd, ROW 2: Tom Woolwine, Sam Kocher, Manvel Cartelle, Andy Mat- kovich, David Reed, Larry Stover, Edmond Mullins, Phillip Costo, james Corea,,,Henry Clower, Tom Salo, joe Bemert, Douglas Cirioli, ROW 3: Delmas Malcomb, Mike Kissell, Ron Pittman, Denny Ondeck, Bob Brewer, William johnson, Kennith Watts, Robert VVildpret, Lee Sinovoi,,Russell Marshall, john Weitzel, Dennis Dallaglio, Wayne Rosewell, jack Case. ROW 4: Dave Thompson, john O'Malley, john Kunik, john Ewan, 'Bruce Duncan, john Hoffman, Mike Monts, joe Lastik, Gary Null, Bob Manning, Gary Neal, Michael Workman, Larry Sapp. Social Organizations A.W. . Bailey, Debbie Fisher, Paulette McCoy, Mary Milo,'Ruth Bell. N Vetis Club PURPOSE: To establish unity and promote fellowship among members who have served in the armed forces. ROW 1: W. A. Cohenovr, cor. sec, George Vass, commander, Della jones, recorder, Charles Edelman, Larry McCommack, treas., ROW 2: Ronald Elswick, Isac King, William Giaccomo, Andrew james. ROW 3: james Paige, Ronald Wright, Larry Coleman, james Sullivan. 51- rp, r ' r pe e A . - ' rf' PURPOSE: To be of help to all women students through goveming social activities as well as service functions on the campus. ROW 1: Nancy Wickline, president Gloria Brinegar, vice-pres, Betsy Durrett, vice-pres, judy Rogers, secretary, Sherry Watson, Miss Eva Kay Kessinger, advisor, ROW 2: Suzi Fink, Karen Prouse, Devona L 'v W 1 1 R Barbell Club i R1 VP' ROW 1: Tom Smith, president: Bob Cantrell, vice-president: V Iahn McGinnis, sec-treas: ROW 2: Bruce Warnix: Harold Franck: William Hogue: William Dunn: Ronald McNemar: Tom Proud: David Gray: john Earles: Clifford Medley: ROW 3: jim Wells: Tom Skaggs: Randall McKown: Michael Whited: Robert Hall: Iim Hartley: Ron Elliot: Frank johnson: David Russell: Bill Miller. '. fn Outing Club ROW 1: Toni jones: Vivian Gravely, sec.: Sue Ann Morris: Barbara Hamilton: Aleene Tully: ROW 2: Bill Hamilton, treas.: Bruce Banherman: William Iackey: David Gibbs: Victor Kidd: Dave Hartung, advisor: ROW 3:'Thomas McCilliams, advisor: Samuel Tulley, pres.: Steve Collins: Tim Curran: Dlavid Albert: Tom Hefner. rg, 5 i. C 6 International lub PURPOSE: To establish social Contacts and to promote mutal friendship between American and foreign students. ROW 1: Emad Khourig Egmond Franck, president: Harold Franck: Veladimar Bet-Lachin, secretary: ROW 2: Y. Cartelle: Elizabeth Talley: Ioyelyn Kyte: Rose Anna Mullins: Isac King: ROW 3: Dusit Nimmanahaeminda: Ruben D. Claros: Danny White: Ralph Sevy: john1Baisdenl Robert Bock: Spelious Asproudas. Y C Il r Mb o - ,-.:zanir A- - Athlettes .J I I I . I ..f-'47 PUBLICATIONS After struggling with pictures, ji 'Av. 1, 4 'ff- -, 3 5 ,fl people, copy, etc. - a necessary '1 1 s'g l' l 1pA x5'l? i i struggle to compile a worthy momento of the year - the Bear Tracks staff follows the time honored tradition of disappearing until next year when the cycle begins again. Here we see the Bear Tracks staff as . . . The Bear Makes Tracks V .i1- That's it, Tom - planes are faster. Tom Healy, Editor Danny F edukovich Bill Stemmermann, yy Assistant Editor Q 'r ' ..-iiqins. -flgzf-.-1.. , -...Lf When's the next bus? Gene Blanc jim Crawford VVhat do you mean they,re all gone? Mr. Bert Buckbee Advisor Q 1 L,-,,, CQRGNET 'Q 'Y ix' . Tom Neville Georgie Murad S lRL if Come on - I Won't do it again ,..-n-' Bob Temple ZSI John Hoffman Either Way will do y y Mary- Milo Trif Rigas Trif, you said We had Hrst class tickets. AW, wait 'till you see the inside. George Schissler Didn't get very far, did you George? f mr S' Q. g - QT!! ' 3'1.1iiLS-gf WM-A ' - I ' . vemme xLv1 - Number s wEs'r vmamm INS'I'ITU'1'E or TECFOLGGY, Mowraouxnr, wlsr vmamn 'tr ' ' ' Sandy Higgins Associate Editor Leonard Gauldin Associate Editor The Tech Collegian is the official student newspaper of West Virginia Institute of Technology. As such, its purpose is to listen, report, and react to students and their opinions, or sometimes, the lack of them. Through the efforts of an entirely new staff, including a new advisor, Mr. Charles Roessler, and the Printing Management De- partment, the Collegian has ap- peared at reasonably regular in- tervals. Rick Doneghy Sports Editor H dv Charles Roessler Advisor The Collegian does not attempt or pretend to be a public relations medium, but rather it is concerned with the issues that confront students on the Tech campus. Its articles are sometimes appreciated, frequently criticized, and all too often ignored. They have tried to serve the students through the newspaper as best they know how. They can do no more. Teoh Seeksl'GrCiduCite 'A graduate program in engineering is being sought at West Virginia Tech, it was revealed by the college president, Leonard Nelson, November 21 at a faculty meeting. In a report on the progress, develop- ment, and future of the college, Nelson said that in about 10 years, the first pro- fessional degree available to would-be en- gineers in the country will be on the masters level, not the baccalaureate one. In anticipation of that happening, Tech is now seeking to olfer a Master of Science degree in engineering. Such an offering is feasible with the present faculty and facilities. The current bachelors degree programg in mechanical, electrical, civil and chemical engineering will be con- tinued. Other programs that are being sought are nursing and related paramedieal cur- ricula, computer science and data pro- ceasing. The enrollment increase of six and one- stands hctwcenv his pregnant Qrl-friend lGinny Hillel and his older benefactress lAleene Tullyi, during a rehearsal for Night Must Fall. half percent to 2410 was discussed in rel future growth. In spit the sizes of high Scho ses during the next dei' ' its annual enrollment ly by six to ten per Q offer a quality, expan vant to the needs of t their prospective emp Nelson spoke of th facilities Ce. 5. buildim more support personne assistants, more clerics lined faculty, larger s and better conditions light, he has reques Board of Education . crease for Tech. The status of Tech's 'Night I 4 Days Night Must Fall , of the 1930's will be pi 10-13. Under the M. Hoth, Tech play in the Little Theatre ol . . ve been at 8330 each evening, They stole our typewriter againl may This English play, wrltte Williams, was a successful movie some time ago staring Robert Montgomery. Williams is a well-known playwright-ae tor. He has played the leading part in his play. The cast for Night Must Fall in- uan in me play, was chosen by Players for the best actor award the 1965-66 season. .Admission will be 51.00 or student vityl card. Reservation should be made calling 442-3226 from 3 p. m. to 5 p, Q51lTU7'4-0 McGuire: Ben. One W sr ,,.. 'L Of Advice. PLASTICS. E .ei l i 'Fl - U . ?,1lle-f sffe 3: Kiley: Corruption ls fy Q 'f,,,., f 69 Compulsory. cg-QA-50 V01umQYk'1TVYlYfumbe1- 5 wizsr viitoirlifilfrlfsrifvfra or TECHNOLOGY,MON'1'GOMEB,Y,WES'1' vmGlNIA wednesday, December 11, Planned Capital Improvements t lec I ost ,4 , S y Planngdcapitnl1,4,,,,,,,,..-.,,,,. ,.. ixr 1r- ..-... -:.. ..-..-1u---:-- -I---L ----1 - -1-1 L- - -A do!-nu. Tech for 1969-70 ri 393.000- -l38,650, according 30, im- sued recently by L rf' president of thc c 5 ts-410' The constiuctioi 1. 3 T: Technical College '13 - 5 ',, for fu, already approved . 5 areas Education, was exl time during 1968. eral funds throug Nelfon cation Act of 1963, :Ammon n occurs these projects we Nevertheless, wi commence on thes A new men's d students has been tion. Federal fun' for this project a funds is start, as planned ing will be tember, 1970, A federal funds the building The following provements have 1970. New building chers for the Supplemental nity and Technical College, 52,825,000 Major Additions and renovations-re novation of Conley Hall fold Libraryl, heating air-conditioning plant, class- rooms, oflices and laboratories, S300,000. Renovation of Engineering Laboratory DUGIAL-.1 -nun Ln-AH'-in nvul nh-nnnflitinns sent at Hall Council Meetings advisors, with no voteg the legislative ruling body should consist of elected ofhcers and elected representatives af the Hall Councilg the judicial body should only as consist of the elected oflicers onlyg a pen- alhr nr n nerr-nun rluennnlinnv-u nnfug girl ls rooms unlock dormi- p. m. on Sunday through Thursday and 2:00 a. m. on Friday and Saturday. The Ratliff Hall Constitution will be re- vised to include these rule changesg how- ever, they will be reserved if they prove unsatisfactory. V ...ia-p..:......-- ....-..:4--i New Dorm Housing 30 To Be Built Tentative plans for an additional tory on Tech's campus demonstrate completely new concept in campus According to Dr. David J. Palmer, rector of Student Educational E the dormitory, expected to be co by September 1970, will house dents, and will be located to the south the present High Rise men's dorm. The new concept involves housing stu, dents in units of six rooms, with two stul dents per room. Each unit will have El common living room and bath. Dr. Palmer stated that the structur will rise to three and four stories, an there will be no elevators. However, du to its presence on a hillside, no studen will have to climb four stories, A11 walk! ways and stairwellswlll be outside th building. The system of unis will allow the hou ing of both women and men, and wlll permit grouping of sororities, fratornl ties, and other organizations. Resident: will be based on the honor system an will be reserved mainly for upperclas men. Dr. Palmer stated that a very dei-lriltr effort to upgrade the appearance of exist ing residence halls, especially Maclln Hall, is in progress. APoLoGY 1 The editorial staff of the TEC! COLLEGIAN wishes to apologize ti David Hoag for its failure to bylin- mi af ll HM lfl lllziarvltwwrrwrr-aww ll WH M WW' W ll will lf ill' llll will mam illlltlllllllll lll.llll,....lllllu ,ffmrt fr '51 -..1n-ev-Q-1 -,7 I at 3 ,:.1gg,,:ws5,t,., 1.-,A 1 'l .gfv -52' ,E J Mr ,Ee l I L 5 D -I1 1 , L , Q w'-Ml uf, i t -e - r '- M Www. ,l fa my ,H-Jw 7' at M3 will Milli' ala H y ' M7 mA..-., . if ?z Q.5x5Jjflg.g.gg4't ,Q4:gg'j,,: 1,' f pi, . ar, l ia : Q y g iw hg W f in Pg l vlw2,ll .l Mf. l f llllllilllllflt. m u lllll llllll f fl Ml f lflu Clockwise: Karen Tully Terry Childers William Stemmermann Ott Dameron Danny Fedukovlch, editor. Probably the biggest continuing question that an editor faces is how to provide balanced, interesting and informative content in each issue of the newsletter News stories provide the basis for most Management News publications. The stories cover such areas as tours, speakers, and articles from various faculty and administration members. Reasonable and serious thought is given to all editorials. To provide a finishing touch to the publication, great care is taken to include interesting and informative feature stories. After receiving an honorable mention for last years Management News, the editor and staff are determined to Win the first place award this year. QH2fvfff'1E,jf'i-'f-- ' SEQ gilgnyauf 'nhl at f e if. lf' -M A, - f gf Q mf? .X Photographers V .. -ir' fi ., - I '., JA-D -J , , -. , , ,- Y 6, , ,ff F.. ,,,.v ' -V Mike Maxson Rodney Bushman wx :gtk Roderick Wilson, Advisor Von Clemans Jim Carpenter 1 G '54 fx And The Printing Management Department . Where The Final Step' Is Completed ii i 3 J 4 E Q E 1 5 ! E F 1 ? I if l. l . , A . a A fv 41' , , ,, . , 1, I 1' ' Q P, J l . l A F -Q Row 1: Carmello Miano, sec., Lynn Creear, pres., Thomas Curry, vice-pres., Larry Bol ard Row 2: Sam Kocher, Bob Clay, Tee Pecora, Randy McDavid, Rick Batting Row 3: Bill Rayser, Rlobert Wild- pret, Dan Noyes, Andy Matkovich, Jack Miles. y nter-Fraternity Council The Inter-Fraternity Council is comtposed of Pi Kaplpka Phi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Pi, and Rho Epsilon Beta. The youngest member o the council is 0 Epsilon Beta which was recognized by the I.F.C. in September 1968. , The I.F.C. is the governing? body of the social fraternaties on the Tech campus. The main objectives of the I.F.C. are to promote etter relations among fraternities, to establish rapport with other campus organizations, to present a good Creek image in the community, and to advance Creek ideals at Tech. For the first time in many years, the I.F.C. and Panhellenic Council combined to have a most suc- cessful Creek Weekend. The weekend consisted of a chugging contest, a chariot race, a clean-up in Montgomery, the Creek dance, open house at the fraternity houses, and a banquet. 58 . JSA --. -ii in... Row 1: Carol Dunbar, pres., Tresa Scalise, sec., Row 2: Miss Eva Kay Kessinger, sponsor, Nancy Dickson, treas.g Nancy Pennington, vice-pres., A Panhellenic Council In April 1968, the West Virginia Institute of Technology Panhellenic Association was formed upon the event of the installation of Tech's second National Panhellenic Con- ference sorority. Tech's Panhellenic Association is composed of all members of Delta Zeta Sororit and Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority. The governing body of the Association is the Panheli lenic Council made up of two representatives from each sorority. The1council's main functions are to maint'ain good intersorority relations and to sponsor and regulate rush. This year, among other activities, the Panhellenic Council has also sponsored the Panhellenic Formal, co-sponsored Greek week-end and Greek Sing with the I.F.C., co-sponsored the Freshmen Tea with the A.W.S., andlhas begun several awards for Association members. Row 1: Mike Lamp, Bruce Wamix, james Walker, Bob Corea, Gene Blanc, sec.g Dan Noyes, vice-pres.g Bob Wildpret, pres.g Tom Healy, treas.g George Brent Chamberlain, Lance Diaz, Duane Kohari, Dave Knuth, Row 2: Dave McCucken, Bob Temple, Roger Foster, Lee Brennan, Bob Kovach, Dave Hall, Bill Al Abdella, Kerry Tompkins, Bill Bayser, joe Demharterg Row 3: Melvin Doughty, Danny Forbes, Iohn Benedict, john Kunik, Walt Davis, Tom Russell, Don Woody Bradley, Bob Sandige, Dave Klee. Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon is Tech's oldest and Sig Eps are social both by name and .na- largest national social fraternity. This year ture, and being Slleh hP1Ve m01'e d2111CeS and in particular has been most noteworthy. Sig parties than there are girls to Httehd them Eps have come out on top in most everything this past year from raft races to Elections and Grade Point Averages. Always active sportswise, Sig Eps actively participate in every intramural event, and varsity Basketball and Football remained their usual Sig Ep stronggiold this year. Also this year a new ' rother was added to the cha ter in the person of Mrs. Samuels, our new ifousemother. Much time and ex- pense has gone into 'Mom' to make our first floor habitable for females. on campus. A quick count shows about eight major dances interspersed with house arties and capped off by that Willd experience we call the Luau! West Virginia Epsilon recently made a brot er of Mr. Bill VVhite, locally noted for his clothing store. It looks like Epsilon will maintain its title of Best Dressed Fraternity on campus. The house with the Red Door is always open to any friends, so drop by when you have some time to kill. , I iv r , my 7 A 5-5' ' I:I:I: 4 'H-11 l .1 -v Q , .1 'g i w 1: Nick DePierro, Rusty Niehaus, Delmas Malcomb, Bill Haight, Dale Sheppard, Tim Hartman, Ted Thomas, Rick Goudy, john Bendag Row 2: jack Smedley, rry Elston, Daye Denham, Ken Sepko, Phil Casto, Blaine Clower, Curt Keister, Roger Diaz, Bill Medcalf, john Reggi, Tom Salo, Row 3: Bob Cobum, Mike ney, Chuck Kyriacos, john Strada, Bob Wilcox, Bob VVhiteside, Glenn Davis, Al Rolston, Pat Myers, Dave Lewis, Bob Bessette, Dick Moran. Ann Nichols ,Sigma Phi Epsilon Candidate For Miss Bear Tracks 61 i janv'- Innocence Tom looks over last minute cost details for Children,s Christmas Party - S10000!!! Lee with another Diane Three bumps on a log ,, 1 I ,ffl N Give him a basketball Go George Peace You ll learn You're easy Get him Ioe New look in the Sig Ep House Work Smile :ex - rl i fe' . v A it W , V iw S.. ru 4 W . N. L ' . ' ... A L - '- Row 1 Tee Pecora, pres.g Randy McDavid, treas.g Denny Ondeck, chaplain, Lynn Creear, trea.s.g Dennyi Scott, wardeng Mike Beal, sec., jim Clark, advisor, Ro Terry Eads James Taylor, Dennis Neidert, Bill Wensyel, Bob Brewer, Ron Green, Michael Siemiaczkog Bow 3: Charles Stone, Alfred Tenney, Thomas Riester I Mann Martin Hoyt, Michael Ashley, Edgar Odle. P' K p Ph' Pi Kap a Phi Fraternity has once again social functions. Regular events on the Pi played a ljeading role on the Tech campus. Through open and closed social functions, intramural participation, scholar- ship, and campus elections, Gamma Zeta chapter continues to demonstrate its leadership. This year the chapter was awarded the Master Chapter Award of Pi Ka pa Phi for ex- cellence in scholbarship, finance, alumni affairs, and publications. All Pi Kappa Phi candidates seeking office during campus elections were selecte . Dur- ing Homecoming activities, the lovely Miss Carol Dunbar was crowned Miss Golden Bear. Carol is the fourth Pi Kappa Phi can- didate to Win this title in the past five years. During the year, Pi Kappa Phi holds many Kapp social calendar include the Founder's Day Dance, the Rose Ball, and numerous house parties with appropriate themes held every other week. An event unique in itself is the Pi Kappa Phi Oil Drum Regatta. This event, held every spring, attracts entries from many Tech students and or anizations and from many colleges in West Virginia and the surrounding states. Winning elections, intramural events, and holding many social functions do not make a fraternity. A fraternitly exists because of and for its brothers. For t is reason, the brothers of Pi Kappa Phi emphasize scholarship, leadership, and, above all, brotherhood. HKCD Q 65 ' f sw, 1 a , ,lx ' 51 FTS' .B f -- , 1 +s -- u 'v H . 1 i,,u,w',,v 1, wi 1 N L, V ,, 1' it i 1: David Hornbeck, Keith Kelly, Theo Green, joe Kwoka, Lee Anderson, Phillip Anderson, Robert Micbaelg Row 2: Andy Riling, Sam Kocher, Darren F eit, Curry, Bob Walker, Delbert Saunders, Ronald lsoing Row 3: jerry Butcher Michael Lanham, Kenneth Iob, David Sheets, Iames Yoak, Doug Himeisen, Lawrence loria Brinegar Pi Kappa Phi Candidate For Miss Bear Tracks Our gift to the army Milk? Duh-h-h! Look Mom, no cavities. Please don't shoot Safe at Home Flower children uick Lynn, she's not looking Pledge and active enjoy smoker SG You did what? Row 11 Vivian ISOIH, Debbie Fisher, Mary 'Fergus0Il, Elaine Cold, sec.g Rinda Yancey, vice-pres.g Suzi Fink, pres., Pam Vass, treas.g Karen Urbas, sec., Miss Ia Howe, advisor, Row 2: Glenda Combs, Brenda Oliver, Millie Kroeger, Karen Prouse, Nancy Romine, Barbara Harrah, Nancy Dickson, Naomi Morris, Carol Beh Mary Milo, Margaret Redden. igma Sigma igma Sigma Sigma Sigma is Tech's newest na- vice-president of the unior Class and Karen tional sorority. In March of last year, Gamma Prouse as secretary o the Senior Class. Two Tau Chapter received its charter. Tri Sigma Sigmas were candidates for Miss Golden Bear. is a social sorority, but it also sponsors service projects centered around the theme Sigma Serves Childrenf' Contributions to the Robbie Page Memorial Fund have financed a rehabilitation program for seriously ill children, a new playroom, library and con- ference center, and a new isola- tion unit at North Carolina Memorial Hospi- tal at Chapel Hill. Sigmas are very active on campus. This year, Millie Kroeger served as treasurer of the Student Council, Patty Graham was head majorette, and Debbie Fisher was cheer- leader. Class officers include Karen Urbas as Pam Vass was sponsored by Sigma Pi and Nancy Pennington was sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon. Candidates or Miss Bear Tracks were Mary Lynn Thomas, sponsored by the so- rority, Brenda Oliver, sponsored by Sigma Pig and Ruth Bell, sponsored by the Bear Track staff. The sorority co-sponsored the winning float at Homecoming with their brother fraternity, Sigma Pi. Other honors bestowed on mem ers are numerous. Much credit goes to the fine cooperation of the alumnae and, especially, to Miss Ianet Howe, faculty advisor. E22 Row 1: Brenda McKinney, Nila Stmm, Nancy Pennington, Penny Hayes, Mary Lynn Thomas, Faye Beavers, Nancy Crist, Paulette McCoy, Betsy Durrettg Row 2 Colleen Fox, Norma Hollandsworth, Patty Graham, janet Hesse, Lynn Hendrickson, Carol Ilnecke, Mary MacKenzie, Martha Campbell, Ruth Bell. Mar L nn Thomas Tri Sigma Candidate For 69 Miss Bear Tracks Tri Sigma Political Rally A typical hen party A last minute conference with the bear illrgfl' ,' T- V ' Y 1-ff ff 1 . ff? V' X Q Rush Party Tri Sigmas relax With National Officers. Sigma Surprise Spook 12-'24 aa 5:2 Q -KX b is 'x 1 L . f- -1 . p INS'l'l'l'U'l'lE o1P'rl-ICI A chapter at last! wr 'Lf VVhat a pair of hams Iffwiw- 1 .1.3V,.,,5!,6LQLA,v rf. , -:SL L, i,s', : -. H 9:35.-.X T: fy' N rpift X M 15, L a at up I ' A v .gn v. E V L p ,, X 'Q 'W V A ul ' 1 lip. - ,. -X-.1 Y I, , uw What office are you running for? '4 Row 1 Sharon Miller, vice-pres., Elizabeth Rhodes, pres., Helen Lodge, Linda Hall, sec., Nancy Wickline, treats., Row 2: Carol Dunbar, sec., Devona Bailey, Debbie Dorsev Susie Morton, Pam Dilleyg Absent: Iudy Rogers, vice-pres.g Kathi Boyle, Judy Hodovan, Linda Dame. Delta Zeta Delta Zeta, the largest National Panhel- Zeta, Carol Dunbar, was chosen Miss Colden lenic Conference sorority, was established at West Virginia Tech in 1967. Delta Zeta has 179 active chapters and over 200 alumnae chapters through- out the United States. There are six other Delta Zeta chapters in West Virginia located at Mar- shall University, Morris Har- vey College, Concord College, Fairmont College, Clenvi le College, and West Liberty Col- le e. 2Delta Zeta annually sponsors private parties, socials, the Kilarney Rose Ball, and the F ounder's Day Tea. Delta Zeta candidates are also found in all student elections. This year, Delta Zeta had several Winners in the election. Also, a Delta Bear. Cora Spaulding served as an attendent. The reigning Miss Bear Tracks, Linnie Mar- tin, is a member of' Delta Zeta V sorority. Delta Zetais hold oilices in many campus organizations. Tresa Scalise is resident of the Colden Hearts ol, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Nancy Wickline is president of A.W.S. and Carol Dunbar is president of' Tech,s Panhellenic Council and vice-president of the White Diamonds of Pi Kappa Phi. Delta Zetas participate in many other campus activities such as intramurals, the Tech Collegian, the Bear Tracks staff, stu- dent play productions, and various clubs and honorary organizations as well. :TL QC' ' ' 'l A 1171 ' I, 552:55 .LI lv 1: Naomi Moore, Tresa Scalise, Carol Jackson, Janice Sturgellg Row 2: Donna Blevins, Cora Spaulding, Peggy Blankenship, Linda Massingg Row 3: Sherry Kurtz ti Barker, Cathy Cook, Martha Morris, Ruby Curry. Tresa Scalise Delta Zeta Candidate For Miss Bear Tracks l -lnlf Il? I 10 That's real togetherness W Get that hand off me! DZ's combine Work and pleasure at a surnmel Workshop. 74 Grin and Win it Tell me another one. 1lfQ:5d:.N.2r-g. 9 . tl: - H-4:-:.:a.f1:.-.9 Gentle persuasion - more effective than demerits fini! -E, not Honored alumni. Come and get it! +6 .f A. 4, Vi. xv' . Y ,va ,W ' J ax 1, i ,M A m..,.' , w -9,631 Delta Zeta Queens W, . -v Rov 1 Don Wilbum, Bill Meintel, Roger Beverage, Andy Matkovitch, Kent Hawkins, Thomas Curry, Roger VValdeck, Michael Burrellg Row 2: Dennis Urb Stephens Steven Barker, Dave Flemm, james Nevill, Pete Mastrangelo, joe Wilson, jim Sampsong Row 3: Douglas Cirioli, Carter Noland, Dave Martin, Dave son joe Cole nan, Larry Bolyard, David Reed, Gerald Fleshman, Melvyn Myers. igma Pi Nineteen hundred sixty-eight marks the In keeping with the brotherhood of Sigma second full year of the Gamma Xi chapter of Pi, the Tec chapter has been a leader in the Sigma Pi fraternity on the Tech campus. campus activities from the heated competi- Sigma Pi promotes fellowship and brotherhood among its members and has strived to provide an atmosphere of improved char- acter and knowledge. The Sig Piis have maintained the highest scholastic avera e of any social fraternity on the Tech campus. They have a membership of sixty brothers with many active in campus affairs - from varsity athletics to student government. The brothers also participate enthusiastically in intramurals, winning the overall intramural championship for the second straight year. tion of the Greek games to a full semester of social functions. The brothers showed that they have an eye for beauty by elect- ing Pam Vass as their candidate for Homecoming Queen. Also on Homecoming weekend, the brothers of Si ma Pi revealed their artistry iy Winning the class B float competition. In order to demonstrate the fellow- shi and brotherhood among the members andy outsiders, the house is always open to visitors. il Michael Burke, john Winterg Row 4: Wayne Arrington, Donald Thompson, Steve Sauzer, Robert Finnegan, john McClure, Kenneth Wilson, Robert Wymer Robinson. Brenda Oliver Sigma Pi Candidate For Miss Bear Tracks 77 1: jimmy Householder, Pete Kinney, Robert Thompson, Ed Baumgartner, Rodney Woods, W. R. Newlon, Glenwood Hayes, Row 2: Tony Orme, Charles Craig, Ross, Kurt Culler, joseph Tanlmuser, Ron Polce, H. Richard Batting Row 3: Roger Westfall, Douglas Taylor, john Shumate, john Grifhth, Clarence Wood- You say they got scubbie A Quit that! PN! fi Son, this is moral decay! See you at Sundown These flicks! 'E in So this is Pi power 4 A Polish cowboy? Verily, verily, I say unto thee? ii i, lx Hu'wu u4 l U , W ri wi NNN' W 1 W'-'l mum 1: as f -Iefsasissggasifesz ri l V M HL ,gh M V, ,, i y r mr ' 53512333 i - . .re . . A--H ,. aft qi. gi. -l V Row 1: jim Copley, Mike Kissell, Bob Clay, Bob Hauptg Row 2: Phillip Johnson, Mike Pollock, Tom Brewer, B ob Manning. Rho Epsilon Beta Rho Epsilon Beta is Tech's newest and pate in other organizations and support only loca social fraternity. The fraternity school functions. was founded in November of 1967. The fra- Fraternity life is not all fun for REB mem- ternity was founded on the ideas of brotherhood, articipation, competition, and Elie Spirit of the Old South. The REB's are easily recognized by their char- coal graiy b azers and the newest pins an crests on cam us. Among their accomplllishments the REB s have s onsored annual fraternity spelunllling tri s a fou bers, since it is a young and grow- ing organization much hard work is required to create a sound foim- dation for future rowth. The hard work is offset gy a friendly atmosphere and a strong sense of brotherhood. This feelin carries over into studies as Wei as social activities. p , nderis day The fraternity is proud to announce that dance QRebel Yellj, monthly parties, and they have a new a visor in the person of' has placed a close third in the Greek Week- Edward Holland, r. Welcome aboard Ed! I end competition. Our members also partici- PEB lf-if' 7' 1. 222- I .4 - il L M .X ow 1: james Dress, vice-pres.g Iohn Linkous, David Welchg Row 2: Wayne Oxley, Carmello Mianog Robert Clappsy, Roy Beavers, pres.g Row 3: Larry Paul Farley reas.g Thomas Short, Luther Siler, jack Miles, Michael Byrne. Barbara Matics Rho Epsilon Beta Candidate For Miss Bear Tracks Reb,s celebrate another basketball Win L.. Put 'em up Southern belle ,wr l -T f 1 if f15Elf 'aS? f Decorating the Hoat A Rebel tree You are under my spell ' -'ll - , pl .f 1 . V , , , rx.. .. -N, ll ll ul ' ' WM Q E 1 1 . X 'l 'L-l, l 1 ' 'E V 'H . QQP. ' V - -W 2 , . QV A Y.. 0 -..Ix1., 4 .,,- P ' :J . '- - 'ix 1 1 1 .K 'vp Qu N . . f, r. -- 1, . . ' l 1.7 K . , fy 4, ? I :I 3 -fr X13 ,fl X Il ,il 5, 3 , V' 12 ri : VA. ' ' ' 1 Wg: 2, ,wffgl AJ: . - , ,N VVhat am I doing here? Our spelunkers Ifwv 'fm-fQ'..W 83 Who turned out the lights? SERVICE AND HON ORARIES N, 53 . 4 T . 8 C 8 C lib pn A510 - ...ww 3 S -9' 5 V if 7 N A , .- Q ,vp 1. Srl? ff H .ix 'sg 2' . 'lil ' K 'V' 'fi 1. john Nester, C. Thomas Gartle , john Hashtak, Randall Brown, Egmond Iranck, Bruce Ban- Richard Marks, Paul E. Parisll, Lee Chi Sun, George Clark. Row 2: Larry David, Larry ench, Claude Wiblin, Veladimir Betlachin, Randall Wood, jim Hare, Madis Lampinen, Gil Laver- Wayne Harper, Douglas L. Toler. Row 3: Larry Deitz, Tom Hefner, Greg Huddleston, lack Bruce Duncan, Richard A. Dean, Erick Cosgrove, Coeote Voorhees, Eugene Ryan, jr., Mr. Wilson - Advisor. Alpha Phi Cmega Pledges Row 1: Eddie Hutchinson, Edward P. Bennett, Ir., Caesar Bradley, Ir., Roger Lee Moore. Row 2: Edison L. Gunno, Ir., Gary L. Weekley, David A. Garrison, Bobby R. Hale, Jim Kelley. Row 3: Ron Marrison, Steve Tincher, Dwight Wicks, Ron Elliott, Robert Brauer, Franklin R. Anderson, George R. Skidmore. Row 4: Iohn F. Ellison, E. Wesley Day, Paul Blake, Ir., David B. Barnhart, Robert Hubbard, Emil Iurak, jr., Bill Bennett. Hlgh Xu 'W My G WUNNN. w hx Fl mg W swmyy , 1-. LET: 11- ff '- ' if zAL.Vl..1'n.s.aCA'uQ3J 5 L4?Mib3fal3Si-31? I ,,.,I. Lx X: MRL. l-il-' Flying juice? X Hope nobody sees usl 89 geo Y.ff ?'- -.Q . A EMI K Inf A bv as ' A in Who messed up the files? ma. ' kai , .. l ' - vw. 9, gg, . , . M . TJ' ' ' ,N K' I 'QDFS ' aff' 6,1 qw' W :H VW? kit A l 4 235, 3 Y , XX 5,L,.,, w-., ,WN X ... ,, .Er-:H You Hy your way, I'll Hy minel Where'd everyone go? Give it to mel .. 5, ,x Y Sm me GO A.P.O.l N. N . L1 . 4 V ' 1 ' 7- Xiffl-'X' .P . ,a.,?n..:-ig -ha '- '-' Ki-Q?'5' R' ' 'r,. 1,3-.E-'L-,. 4 ' N.. Tab, - '.f,- 11. HMMMMMMM? B14 What the. .. Qi: The Victors H .,,,,,.Lf- .. ' 'H if ! - 1 -my ll.: X :.w,S,w .V 1 ---' ,X ww 5, ,Q X. . , , wx , :. ' H ' Y :., ,H Go A.P.0.I OOOOHI Our Song! 91 OH, YA? r r x 1 x Row 1: Toni jones, Ginny Hale, Margaret Redden, john D,Angelo. Row 2: B ruce Bannerman, Martha Morris, Marshall McNeer, Linda Polley, Larry john- son. Row 3: Greg Huddleston - Vice-President, Tom Hefner, Iim Aultz, Gary Childers, Carl ChafHns, Douglas L. Toler. Tech Players Tech Players present plays for the student body every semester. Students become members by participating in dramatic f presentations at West Virginia Tech. These members are eligible for membership in f Q ,- Alpha Psi Omega. Points are allotted each person who participates in a Tech Players production, either as a member of the cast or the stage crew. Initiation ceremonies are conducted at the end of each semester for new members. 92 Row 1: Edward Baumgartner - Sec., Larry L. McCoy - Corr. Sec., Michael Kent Toney - Pres., john Strada - S.C., Gil Laverdure - Treas. Row 2: David Hombeck, Bill Meintel, james Allman, Charles H. Murphey, Richard B. Priory. Row 3: John Baisden, Dannly L. Forbes, Steven P. Baker, Thomas Riester, Roger Clemens, Bob Kovach. L I P Pi lpha Psi Pi Alpha Psi, founded in 1947, was set up to act as a unifying factor for all printing management majors at West Virginia Tech. It is the only national printing honorary of its kind in the country. Each year during national printing week Pi Alpha Psi sponsors various activities such as the election of Miss Perfect Type, printing hall of fame banquet, and open house. Other activities include field trips to various printing establishments and guest speakers at meetings. ,Alpha Eta Alpha Eta is an Honorary Engineering Fraternity made up of the upper one-third of the jtmior and senior classes. Of this upper one-third only those which are judged to have sociability, scholarship, and leadership receive invitations to become members. This group is considered representative of the finest of Tech's engineers. The functions of Alpha Eta include field trips, the engineer's ball and strengthening student relations between the different fields of engineering. Row 1: Thomas Neville - Tres., William johnson - Vice-Pres., William Stemmermann - Pres., Mike Kissell - Sec., Gene Blanc - S.C. Row 2: Albert Leicht, Danny Blake, Tony Orme, William Musial, james Crawford, joe Demharter. Row '3: jack Nuckols - Advisor, Bruce Duncan, john Weitzel, David Lewis, Bob Bruce, Bob Manning, Bob Haupt. 93 Golden Hearts The Golden Hearts of Sigma Phi Epsilon is an auxiliary of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fra- ternity, and as such actively participate with the fratemity in all service and social functions. Especially active at rush parties and the annual Sig Ep Christmas party for under- privileged 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 fratemity. Row 1: Karen Prouse, Betty Brown, Treas Scalise - Pres., Diana Divita, Kelen Fulmer. Row 2 Linda Dame, Beckie Wolfe, Carol Illnecke, Mary Milo, Nancy Wickline, Sherry Kurtz. Row 3 Deborah Dorsey, Devona Bailey, Cathy Cook, Patti Barker, Ann Snyder, Ruth Bell. Fi Batar Cappar Fi Batar Cappar here at Tech is one of 56 chapters of a mock Greek Honorary F ratemity located in colleges and universities throughout the United States. Membership is limited to upperclassmen who are chosen by invitation. The Fi Batars are composed of students who are outstanding on the campus, such as athletes, student council members, class officers, fraternity leaders, and those who are otherwise outstanding in campus activities. The p1u'pose of the fraternity is to foster friendliness and cooperation among the students, to promote and increase interest in athletics, and to further the interests of the college. Row 1: jim Stover, Terry Poling, Russell Salton, Dave Weaver. Row 2: Rick Wright, joe Wilson, james Corea, III, Tom Russell, Blaine Clower. Row 3: Kurt Culler, Mike Burrell, Ott Dameron, Colden Adkins, absent, William Rayser. 94 Row 1: Carol Dunbar - Vice-Pres., Carol Grant - Pres. Row 2: Donna Blevins - Tres. Gloria Brinegar - Sec., Janice Sturgell - Historian. White Diamonds The White Diamonds of Pi Kappa Phi is composed of Srls selectively chosen by the Pi Kappa P i Fraternity. The girls are chosen on the basis of congenialjty with the chapter, scholarship, and character. The White Diamonds actively support the Pi Kap s in all their activities. The activities op the VVhite Diamonds also and 641 include open socials, closed parties house parties, and a weekend at Fayette Pike. During this weekend, the brothers move out and let the girls have the house for a weekend of fun and hard work. The VVhite Diamonds are active i participants in all campus activities. Among the many honors received by the girls are Miss Colden Bear and one attendant, candidate for Miss Bear Tracks, Senior Class Treasurer, rllunior Class Secretary, Sophomore Class reasurer, and Who's Who Amon Students in American Universities and Colleges. Phi Alpha Theta E Phi Alpha Theta is the national honorary society in history. The Tech Chapter, installed in April, 1964, with fourteen chapter 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 average of at least 3.1. In addition, they must have at least a 3.1 average in the remainder of their subjects. Phi Alp a Theta meets monthly in joint session with the History Club. Row 1: Nancy Crist, Mrs. jane Tallman, Dr. Otis Rice, Tresa Scalise, Evelyn Smith. Row 2: Lonnie Tilley, Mr. joseph Chepaitis, Paul Blake, Mr. W. C. Hamilton, Mr. Paul C. Pappas. 95 O FEATURES Our Queen Our Spirit '1'1wF: m'?ww5W?3ww3g lw 4 NME. W -j w. 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Jw' ,3-f -Quai' M- 'if' LA' iff fa F LASHY M IORETTES -3' Front: Wylene Shepherd, Otheleta Blake, Lin ski. Back: Ieanne Wilson, Martha Morris, Lin Cheryl Rosier, if , me -., Bev Payne, George McDonald. , -6 -:M -s '1 ',7 'ff' R 'W Y .qi w..Av da Smith, Barbara Flenner, Bev Tabit, Jackie Grabow- da Pauley, Susae Morton, Patty Graham, Mary Hoffman, - - . ---- - --zfW::w1- . , wg: 4 1 sz,:s:--:'f-Hr 1' st xszgiz--:E 1 , M w M 1 1 H N , ,sry 1 ,N 1 ':.zrfs:A-5555.2 H .9,1z.Q:f-Rl: .. 1 , , ,, ,, , 1 ,. , M, ,J X ,, ,, , ,,,,.,..,,.ai H ,, ,Q -fa aff ' 2 H 5. ,, H ,,H,,H,, - ,, ,, ,JM MH s,3,'gf'fg,g,Z-fufszazfaiu-623,14 t 'iw:f,55'Q, . mm u u N iwff u wi' w u ww125'?'7x ' ff-'wx af-112210 ,, W, my M .,,,,,,..?QilWrsgl.SW,5,,i, H i ami . W ,trails-We areas? TW21 ff' '-Q., FJ' i M , X34 W 2' pw :,,,'.lY,'fHSHf1liif'fii'J.. E li f Y .Q m.23,,gm,,,f bcgiiiwf s 5013 Xt.,-X 1 1,g . J, SPORTS '-1+-.gg '.- A - , - . -153 ..,..Te 5'k,Li:,,' 'rf-Aa.. -5.----if J'-.:v-Q.. 5' , - - Y. x....T5'f+eTE41,',gnz .. .-:'..ff. 3-'vaQ. -4 - -ut. : , 24,1 , -.32 ' 'ivi'?i.:'4 gf ' M, :gsegw -,. Wifi 1 -gwaz 1.15.-, 4151- xg ,,-'v X -ppf'6 ... A 5--K ,ETX ,nn . A V -, '-'Q ' Q'-f .--. 7337 Zkgll' ,Earl -.N 51,6 -Q Mba'-Be' -ik . f. ,, - .. - l ..- fga- .,A'f : v --' -S ' A ' ' ' '-f:':'3,'51f-5 f A , M..Ef'-1F'?f'i-, Q. ' A S.- F 1 's -A a-vez-w.e e4L. we 1 , , ' 'jig -'iv' ' s N' Q -21:5-4.2 x Q . . ,fy-V , A - ' ern.. T39 9?31 L '1 fl A - 9-9, M - fx-. , -FQ 5' J h ' , if 'dis , .. L-M, W, , s, ab- -1 ,ff-gn ----.w '-,ef-e- H11-' sf 'M -6 ea.. 1- Q- T-ed W: -T -as 3.51: fe- in 'sf ' Row 1: Coach Heal, Dr. Hosey, trainer, Last years team captain, student assistance Tommy Mad Dog Hamilton, E. Michaels, D. Cutshall, N. Hensley F. Myers, W. Wiggins, M. White, C. Finnegan, Benda, P. Lacy, G. Ferrell, T. Kimble, I. Ratclifle, L. Updike, student asst. ROW 2: Coach Cobb, L Lewis, H. Harris, C. Price, I. Ballenge, G. Carter, E. Phares, R. Tominack, W. Hedrick, Ayers, R. Wright, D. Welch, K. Hopkins, E. Roth, I. Moschino I. Lassa.k, Field Mgr., R. Dill, Student Trainer ROW 3: I. Tench, Equip. Mgr., J. Brown, N. Hopkins, B. Hopkins, T. Evans, C. Meadows, I. Tincher R. Haddox, I. Stover, R. Black, C. Sigman, I. Yost, Field Mgr. Record Tech 6 West Va. State 13 14 Bridgewater, Va. 0 6 Bluefield State 26 13 W. Va. Wesleyan 6 28 Shepherd College 0 13 Concord College 7 7 Salem College 14 0 West Liberty 21 Neal Baisi, Athletic Director Football The Golden Bears of Coach Cobb ended the season with a 4-4-0 record overall. After losing to the conference champions, W. Va. State, Tech bounced back to defeat Bridgewater in a non-conference tilt. The following weekend Tech traveled to Bluefield and was defeated by the Big Blues. The Bears returned home to open their home schedule against W. Va. Wesleyan. After three consecutive victories, one of which was over the Rams of Shepherd on Homecoming Day, the Bears were on the short end of the score in their last home appearance. The final game of the season pitted the Bears against a rugged West Liberty team. The season ended on a poor note, but with many returning lettermen, this coming year should prove to be very successful for Coach Cobb and West Virginia Tech. Cobb holds key to Tech's future success Returning Lettermen ROW 1: I. Ballengee, F. Myers, G. Meadows, E. Phares, K. Hopkins, E. Roth, R. Haddox ROW 2: N. Hopkins, B. Hopkins, C. Price, I. Stover, I. Tincher, R. Wright, I. Yost 'T 4 Y 'vj -Q 5 -xXx .4 1' i A' 3 . X ' ' , Q ,xt - v .' X . f ifkx Oh, no! VVhat do I do now? 94 if - 5-3 After scoring, Appleseed gets his well eamed praise. Time out for a drink. 'ffff' rf' Going for a touchdown ,,v In the thick of it all -.u ,ndv F ,415---LL.: ' A aww 'led , f l 2 P19 W Ll 1 431 1 i a isegag-:cf ' J , , wsxxm W' gif w, X 1, , jfs , u 1 1' 'yfr .- 'W' Q91 1 H W1 'ww ff - 1 ' .FW xXx .l-D7- ,r! lust with a minute Back to the Held , A,..,.-.4 rf Q ..-pf ' . . :ffm . 4,144 , ,' .U N- .Q ,N ,, ' H51 - www' , . rw 4 ,,, , ' . 5 if . ' , ,. , . .M JL, fn- . ., 1 ' - rfx 'IQ ,pg .','-'r--'fs -f.v,. 4, . ,fi-I .A'.'12f.!,' F f .'..1L:. ' ., .' L: , ,. Ayr ., 'J' 1-: ' 1 ' 4.7 -Q . new ' 1-,-,,. ,V . 1 A - .4-i,,f,,lg' 1, ' ',1.' ' QQQ, J f uf .. .r , 'A J, ' V.','4 ',.,' ' AZ . , 1 I . fa, , Off and away f . sw Q Wqyd' ' 4' -4, Wo., 1,1 ll Q! . A 4, ff'sf7Y'f1- . , , . ..l-,f1' if 9 rg .off JI? Homecoming 68 Shepherd was no match for Tech this year especially for Homecoming. It took the Golden Bears only two plays to score and from then on it was all downhill. The Rams could not cross the goal line against Tech's stalwart defense while the Bears moved at will. Final score Tech 28 Shepherd O. nf. T-H. 'T -wh With teamwork . . . expert advise victory assured and hard hitting . . 126 if g,.N9c1 5, --v ' .1 - ,, q -17N V, -A . , 1 b f- 8. V -,M 's i- -'I 'fl' 5-?'L,,, Li- , i F-A2321-'S 'W . If W f ' ' . J,.u. ff.-:f i-'Y-F A good running f?gA551? g2.IIl6 . . makes it easier to score Let ' 4 dammit ,41 'Ecu .aw , V go 1 ,'Y9t.'-if ' 4452,- , img' Q, N., 1 v Watch my contacts 127 F' ' , , F visa ni ' vw aw Kneeling: D. Fleshman, L. Corley, T. Harvey, O. Dameron Standing: C. Bro R. Kyle, M. Clemont, Coach Brown. Iwouldrunamile... Cross Coach Brown's Running Bears posted a 15-0 conference record and were 16-3 overall. All season long they ran like the champions they are, romping over most all their opponents. Although they finished third in the conference meet, W. Va. Tech's Cross Country team is the true conference champ. wn, Record Tech 17 West Virginia State 4 18 West Virginia State 4 27 Concord 29' 16 W. Va. Wesleyan 4 20 Fairmont State 35 15 Salem College 40 15 W. Va. Wesleyan 42 15 Morris Harvey 49 20 Davis far Elkins 43 34 Eastern Mennonite 21 18 Fairmont State 37 17 West Virginia State 42 26 Capital 31 38 Marietta 21 25 Concord College 30 15 Morris Harvey 49 24 Concord College 32 31 Marietta 27 20 Davis 81 Elkins 39 128 1 Country Roger Kyle fqff-Q -W f - -- - -'W WTC v. V 2'-' pgy' ' ,-- 9 Q 1 ' Q. we 1 'f . - 7 xi in 'Q N Ott Dameron Basketball Kneeling: D. Weaver, B. Auxier, T. Floyd, T. Russell, I. Walker. Standiing: Asst. Coach D. Buss, Head Coach P Phillips D Thielbar I Yan kosky, M. Phillips, B. Ruffner, M, Richardson, W. Davis, T. Williamson, M. Kissell, Manager. 102 Tech' 85 Tech 87 Tech 88 Tech 65 Tech 49 Tech 46 Tech 85 Tech 69 Tech 36 Tech 18 Tech 73 Tech 87 Tech 101 Tech 53 Tech 59 Tech 71 Tech 67 Tech 64 'Tech 97 Tech 87 Tech 93 ' Tech 80 Tech 'Warm-Up Tournament Record Madison College Navy Bluefield State Davis ISI Elkins Alderson-Broaddus Glenville State West Virginia State Concord Davis 6z Elkins Washington Gr Lee Ashland Bluefield State West Virginia Wesleyan Salem Morris Harvey Glenville State Alderson-Broaddus West Virginia State West Virginia Wesleyan Morris Harvey Quantico Marines Concord Bluefield 130 The Colden Roundballersn of Coach Phillips had a so-so season this year. The season started with the Colden Bears winning their own Warm-Up Tournament by defeating Franklin University and the Naval Subplant, who Was playing with Mike Barrett, a former Tech star an O ympic gold metalist. The regular season started with wins over Bluefield and Davis Br Elkins, both at home. Tech then took to the road and was defeated by A B and Glenville only to return to action after the semester break. They immediately went back on the road to lose their next Eve tilts. Tech also lost the services of Assistant Coach Dave Buss who accepted the position of head coach at the University of Wisconsin's Green Bay branch and the valuable experience of Bubby', Walker for the remainder of the season due to academic ineligibility. hi 5 ini -3 . 4' -1' .,,a -ga pg at-. 'jg , Captains: T. Russell, T. Floyd, B. Auxier, 1 1 ,will 'ww i S-4 g-,mv-I-H-N-'MF gn,-H Q Q x,,,Av'-I-,CN- +a N-I Wei' ' S A W! F V 1. fa-, 5 -W - f Y 1 u fi ll ll l lll l ..- Lettermen: T. Russell, W. Davis, D. Weaver, T. Floyd, B. Ruffner, B. Auxier, Walker Bluefield Action Walker, help Two points for Tech . . . Team effort then one blocked G A break in the action. 1, Bluefield waits for the rebound J ,-2 J, ,L - Then Tech in the action i 'x i Na-4 J '.-vF- v .J i 1 - ' 3 1 iii 1, 5 1 1 ' 3. P 1 , ,wwf f vc.,s J up 2 .I ,,w, .f'f'n,: 'X,':,::l' K I 'Q H fi, :S Af' Y T A E KJV. ,KX X 1 im .,,3. L '.,: g I X I 171 -ff Sli-' if V3 , 1.14 Tal 1 4 x Aziz?- W '.:'1w5Q.,,..,-f gig: in yr., g. r,,,i xvffff V' , 114 A U 4 V , , ,fy -. E1 .-.s x,3g,. '31 , , . ' X ' Qxigdxl- I. :iii 1 'T Qi -L .,: 9.1. Y -a-, N .ML V l W Utgqch .Ay w. .tr CC 77 lympian ike Barrett '-5 is gi . li Coaches: Dave Buss and Pe Golf Due to very unfavorable weather conditions last spring Techis golf team did not play any matches. The team had some very talented players, but they were unable to prove themselves. With another full years' practice and basically the same club retuming, Tech will have an excellent team. :. Q -Zz. , ggillur. ,tt 4 fs, W .I V- I fu- V - ' -, -rf, ' . ' an-I - 3.11 ' wr- .,-: 5 1.11 , ,wi ,,-, '-.. -,f Y . N , . -1-a.-.Q .. ' X .n . .. 5 ,gg .-- .-,-.- .1 V ' '- , rl Looks like another 101! ROW 1: Glenn Hammer, Bob Corea, Bill Musial ROW 2 Pappy Crane Bob Manning, Butch Freeman, Larry Amibruster 137 Tech's rookie of the year If I only had my pica stick I don't believe it - missed again! - 'N-.saw-0' ' . 0 A -5 4 Men's 81 Women,s ,N 1 5, www ,Ad ' W' lr -my Intermurals 5412325 Y I wi' - running around the end Intermurals draws students closer together Et, 1 ' E-.. . mi M ' ' 'hx i J 1 ,Rf ,.,' 'H fav -1 ' . 4- Lf , 'mg , .5 l MM . . 5' ve., -A- 'T .....,, ,fri f- Wim- J... 1:7 - ' UM, .sb um--lJ ' ' ,iff ' . . Y 1 , W I S i 'W ' ' ' . , ' if ' ' Y 1s1'ij'J,:5ifs,1,' 1' -' ' - f- 'V si, ,w Q , ' T ' 1 ffmif f, - 1 1 -wfanxfn' IP? hifi' M ' '1. -- . ., 1,1 if ,N NJ lhard swing Angyal Waiting for the signal --., .1 ,, .ef ig ' .1 please go over Chiu got ya! Row 1: D. Engrotf, T. Poling, R. Temple, C. Maciorowski, G. Angyal, R. Kelly, I. Linkons Row 2: Coach Brown, T. Orme, I. Swearingen, R. Weser, D. Hirneisen, D. Lewis, R. Murphy, Coach Heal Baseball Record Tech 0 Marshall University 5 0 Marshall University 7 4 Concord College 3 5 Salem 6 6 Concord College 3 3 West Virginia State 4 5 West Virginia State 1 5 Morris Harvey 11 3 Morris Harvey 5 1 Alderson-Broaddus 4 3 Davis or Elkins 12 5 Davis 81 Elkins 17 5 Glenville State O 1 Glenville State 3 Coach Heal's Golden Bears just could not get themselves rolling after winning the Southern Division crown the previous year. The season started with a double defeat inflicted by the Thundering Herd at Marshall. Concord proved to be the only opponent Tech could master this year defeating them twice. The final weekend of the season saw Tech traveling to Glenville where they split a double-header with the Pioneers. Hoping to improve on their 4-10 record, Tech has a line corps of retuming lettermen and a strong bench. Coach Heal has only words of praise for this years team and with a little support they could go all the way. rf 'x -v-E' ,am ,,,A, -6 x. ii - X' fin Q I v , ' R,,.f , 1' 4 ' ' 1 v , -F' X vw g fa c - . - ,N -w .H' 1' fanzf-'V 1 1 ' ' H, fm'-f,f'fg 1- ,H : ,R ' 'g - V: nail Faffefiif 'sn'- ' w A. - .z 4 . ' A if . , E A' V 3' ' . s7 ' if i .. 1, ' QI' '. . .. Q . 1 f M, ,' 'r-'+G-', M, ' ' 'B .,.. m .::,,::::: ,Q , 4 31 ,, W :IMG 1, M ' V ,f - W.: E 57 .. E ' fry ,Qi , 5- ,. g ,. . s ' E 'Z Y 5 S' vu ix S s 7,2 ,, -3, N.,- g vw' .3 F XZ! ' f v 4 ' 4 .. - -W V U55.,uh,.!'M,4 KM' M, K G' , 1- ,,.,:g: . 'Wm .Q 1 x.- I P ., f,..:.ig. Zi ' '-15' -N V' 'EM -, ' ,U -31. -.-- ' 1 Q ' - 1121 EA J , ,E s it ,l , ,., ' ' 4:4 If v. ': , H , , . ... g, X 1 ' ' it L ' ' ' ' , 1 f 1 ix E W. ' 2 E r L N ' - f ' rf' X I J . Z I I 'L I I 4 ', 1 'N H - I 4 vm W 1' W- IP if 9 4 J 'L 3' Q 'Tw ' 2. f f ' r ',,: , . ..-.-+ Q Q X , , ...,. . . , xun .5,?,E5E5:L'i,a- ' ' 1-' ' --i W, ' A Nw' L+ Q' ar.. ' .L ' ' fi ' lr WY' R. 'W ' V1 3 . , ,,, 1 r K S ' vw' 5' gi jx Q 5 Q L 1, U. Q W1 , vw I 1 'M sr PIN! 4 I 1 If J il Y , V dk -m ,gin 41 x :H 'sg 1 'L ' Au ' 7 N... ' e ' , Q J 5 r' 1 Sf 1 'Y 'Ev' VY ,L Linkous, C. Maciorowski ' 3632 . X. cu, W 9. D UQ E FF S CD sz D E E! 2. U1 tb P P1 f-1 CD a 'U 5 D tri 02 S FR O ET 92 fi r-1 E? 05. 'T' CIJ s tb SU L1 U2 O P 'T' , .K 6W CWD UUQD - I I I I liz i -j PERSCN N EL In Memoriam Dr. Robert DeWitt Peek He was a man, take him for all in all, I shall not look upon his like again. o 'Ev 'Of Dr. Leonard Nelson President Fig I Q -A , Dr. Reed Davis Academic Dean Of The College Annie Castle Registrar Dr. David Palmer Dean Of Student Educational Services Miss Phillip L. Hayes Eva Kessinger Dean Of Men Dean Of Women W 5 Wkra XQHXX James A. Dune Business ,Manager Bert Buckbee Bear Tracks Advisor A vi' Dr. Jack Robertson Chairman , Tulane University, Ph.D. 'Q pix .0.. 411' Alberta Anderson University of Ky., M.S. Daniel Hilger Illinois State University, M.S. Division Business Administration E2 and Economics if .S A, r f-1 M Bert H. Buckbee Patricia Dodson S. D. State University, M.S. Marshall University, M.A. wa, 'r 1 K X -pn..- Nessim Y. N. Hanna University of Illinois, M.S. 'Bi- ff, , 'GP-rf Timothy F. Hurley Albert G. Leicht Richard Nininger University of Southern S. D. State University, M.S. Lenoir Rhyne College, A.B. Califomia, M.S. NPC! ,Q ,:n '1 f-vu Sf' t . - , jack W. Nuckols, jr. Howard K. Nunley Thomas C. Sheppard, jr. Wendell C. Silvius D. State University, M.S. University of Kentucky, West Virginia University, University of Maryland, M s 1 D M.Ed. Dr. Lyle M. Blackwell, Chairman E Ohio State University Ph.D. iq 'D- gg-nf - Dr. E. H. Crum University Of Missouri, Ph.D. Daniel M. Clonch Utah State University, M.S. .leaf , 1 A 1 4 si is fb, .- 'C' Robert C, Gillespie Russell F. Hazelton University of Missouri, M.S. University of Michigan, Ph-D- Q i AW'-nn... james D. Hunter Dr. M. W. Kwei West Virginia University, M.S. Penn State University, Ph.D. Division Engineering M 'Gb Q.,-f J' . I Dr. Erkan Esmer University of Virginia, Ph.D. I. F. Heindel West Virginia University, B.S Lloyd D. Lee University of Missouri, M.S. ay.. I. M. Marina West Virginia University, M.S. jaines Nugen West Virginia Institute of Technology B.S. Anilkumar C. Shah Cornell University, M.S. l I., ,r il Don O. Murphy Emest E. Nester West Virginia Institute of ' Lehigh University, M.S. . Technology B.S. A If xi!- ,l 'T u- Dr. G. N. S. Rao Richard S. Sandige University of Oklahoma, Ph.D. West Virginia University, B.S. m Dr. S. Swami Stafford E. Thornton Purdue University, Ph.D. University of Virginia, M.S. 5' If Don Wilbum Tao Wu West Virginia University, M.S. University of Washington, M.S. Division Humanities and Science Dr. Otis Rice, Chairman University of Kentucky, Ph.D. Eff in Q :Q 1 H 1- an - , 'C...L-'JV Kenneth R. Bailey Raymond F. Bell Dr. Benedict Chepaitis Marshall University, M.A. University of Colorado, M.S. Georgetown University, Ph.D .54-M-,::9 I R. Koester Colville Eric S. Clutter Elvin E. Dillon West Virginia University, M.A. University of Houston, M.A. Marshall University, M.A. IWW! fd 'R . dnl' l, x -Egg, H L5 a ' ,X ,- J x ' 4 , A ... ,, Dr. Patricia W. Doumaux Kitty B. Frazier David Hartung Yale University, Ph.D. West Virginia University, M.A. Ripon College, 13-A- LQ L V George M. Hoth New York University, M.A. Julia Kay King West Virginia University, M.A. , . - ,,,,. ., ,.4,.,l x l l l i Dr. John E. Moore Columbia University, Ph.D. sg David Reitz University of Tennessee, M.A. Q - Jean Kay Jennings Marshall University, M.A. X 'Noni-' Dr. Herbert I. Lilling University of Massachusetts, Ph.D. . '5 .' IFNQ N -.--.ga A Patty H. Nugent, West Virginia University, M.A. i' ' ',.' A Charles Roessler University of Kentucky, M.A. f is ,Al 5 N l Eva Kay Kessinger West Virginia University, M.A. I5 7. sl x, S, I Gasperine Milo University of Kentucky, B.S. Dr. john M. Parks University of Oklahoma, Ph.D. Robert L. Satterwhite University of Michigan, M.A. . -tilt' C x '58 r . y ,Q G ,Y ' E W itfi Q Katherine R. Sheppard Ruth St, Clair West Virginia University, M.S. University of Michigan, M.A. Iames Thomas Roger M. White Roderick W. Wilson New York University, M.S. University of Missouri, M.S. University of South Carolina, M.S. Division Teacher Education Dr. Donnell B. Portzline, Chairman Ball State University, Ed.D. . ,1 'E Z 7 ,, wi wi , A Robert Brown David R. Buss Charlie Collins Indiana University, M.A. Florida State University, M.S. West Virginia University, M.A Ralph IN. F asick t Marilyn L. Fitch Harold Franz University of Virginia, M.A. Idaho State University, M.P.E. Howard University, M.Th .AA AQ- xt. ,va Billy W. 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H ,wi :eg it M522 ll new i ii , 3,.,,ir J I -:fees ,br-.. PATRICIA BARKER St. Albans, West Virginia Music Delta Zetag Alpha Psi Omegag Golden Heartsg Concert Choir EDWARD BAUMGARTNER Oak Hill Civil Engineering Sigma Pig Alpha Etag A.R.B.A.g A.S.C.E. J. MICHAEL BEAL Richwood, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Pi Kappa Phig M. E. Society YR i I gf J, 'UK -l 't--y Q- QQ. RUSSELL L. BENNETT Summersville, West Virginia Business Education F .B.L.A. JOSEPH MICHAEL BERNERT Beckley, West Virginia General Management Athleticsg S.A.M. VELADIMIR BET-LACHIN Tehran, Iran Electrical Engineering Alpha Phi Omegag Instrument Societyg I.E.E.E.g International Club DONNA BILYEU Boomer, West Virginia English Alpha Psi Omega FREDERICK BIRD Boomer, West Virginia History and Government S.A.M. PAUL MAXWELL BLAKE, IR. Charlton Heights, West Virginia History and Government Alpha Phi Omegag Phi Alpha Theta 'ii fix '11 rf are 1' bf i sr'- ails i JU' 1-'-'V BARRY W. 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Student Data ssing Org. Smithers West Virginia Physics IOHN FREDERICK CAVALIER Alpha Phi Omega, Who's VVho X95 way,-v U les? ,K Ig W:-:II-7' ROBERT L. CAMPBELL Belle, West Virginia Civil Engineering A.R.B.Ag A.S.C.E. WILLIAM L. CAPEHART New Haven, West Virginia Social Studies Comprehensive S.N.E.A.g Alpha Phi Omega MANUEL M. CARTELLE Beckley, West Virginia Business Administration S.A.M., Student Data Processing Intemational' Club ,ff ,,,. sa ff.-.'t-. 1: N4 -this il I f ,su-P l DOUGLAS CIRIOLI Fanwood, New jersey Industrial Management Sigma Pig S.A.M. ROBERT CHARLES CLAPPSY Bayonne, New jersey Printing Management Epsilon Beta - Chaplaing S.A.M., Pi a Psi ROGER WADE CLEMENS Beckley, West Virginia Chemical Engineering la Phi Omega, Alpha Eta, Instrument :tyg Am. Chemical Society BRENT CHAMBERLAIN Glen Dale, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon TERRY WAYNE CHILDERS Belle, West Virginia Business Administration S.A.M. lsecretaryjg Who's Who Hak Keun Cho Seoul, Korea Mechanical Engineering Intemational Club, M.E. Society 11' p4-r. ,Q Y W ,ri 1 r Org ffl IW' Q-,.,.,f MICHAEL R. COSTELLI Smithers, West Virginia Civil Engineering A.S.C.E.g A.R.B.A. JOHN R. CRAFFEY Boomer, West Virginia Social Studies Education S.N.E.A. MARY SHARON CRUIKSHANK Fayetteville, West Virginia Business Administration DENNIS ALAN DALLACLIO Charleroi, Pennsylvania Industrial Management S.A.M.g Student Data Processing Org. OTT I-I. DAMERON Whitman, West Virginia Accounting S.A.M.g Fi Batar Capparg Accounting Clubg Who's Who: F.B.L.A. - Presidentg Cross Country CHARLES T. DARLINGTON Powellton, West Virginia Language Arts Comprehensive Debateg Tech Players it AK' if fs HENRY B. CLOWER JR. 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DAVID GREGORY Ravenswood, West Virginia Drafting 61 Design Engineering Technology ,. ROBERT W. HALL Parkersburg, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Technology Wesley Foundationg Barbell Clubg I.E.E.E. JERRY WAYNE HALSTEAD MacArthur, West Virginia Civil Engineering A.R.B.A.g A.S.C.E. BILLY RAY HAMILTON Parkersburg, West Virginia Industrial Arts Technology Outing Club, Vice Presidentg A.1.A.A. DAVID ERVIN GRAHAM Longacre, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Alpha Phi Omegag M.E. Society J. LYNN GREEAR Pineville, West Virginia Industrial Arts P1 kappa Phi, IFC, President, A ALLEN WAYNE GREEN South Charleston, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Instrument Societyg I.E.E.E. ev-P wr' i ROBERT E. GRIFFITH Dover, New jersey Business Administration Pi Kappa Phig S.D.P.O. EDISON LEO GUNNO, IR. Charleston, West Virginia Drafting 61 Design Engineering T Alpha Phi Omega DONALD W. 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HARPER Marlinton, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Alpha Phi Omega, Wesley Foundation LARRY L, HARRIS Alderson, West Virginia Electrical Engineering I.E.E.E.g I.S.A. IOHN M. HASHTAK VVhitaker, Pennsylvania Civil Engineering Newman Club 5:66 Alpha Phi Omegag A.S.C.E.g A.R.B.A.g .1 ' W- i , W, mls, -3' ,: V zl f E f' .i,:fI'aa i egg? rr' Q7 ww' , 1:35 ' j wr I I as , ,Z ufq' DONALD H. HENRICH Elizabeth, Pennsylvania Civil Engineering Alpha Eta, A.R.B.A.g A.S.C,E. DAVID HTCKS Boomer, West Virginia Business Administration S.A.M. DAVID R. HIGH Belle, West Virginia Business Administration Ei! GERALD B. HILDEBRAND Oak Hill, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Pi Kappa Phig l.E.E.E. MAXELL M. HILL Nitro, West Virginia Electrical Technology DOUGLASS L. HIRNEISEN Reinholds, Pennsylvania Mechanical Engineering Pi Kappa Phig Baseball Team, Captaing M.E. 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HORNBECK Valley Bend, West Virginia Civil Engineering -n af' Pi Kappa Phig Wesley Foundation, Alpha Etag A.R.B.A.g A.S.C.E.g Whois ANNA CHARLENE HORN DuPont, West Virginia Secretarial Science 'afvl wr. gf l E KAREN QPROUSEJ HYER Charleston, West Virginia Mathematics Sigma Sigma Sigmag Golden Hearts DANIEL HYPES Poe, West Virginia Mathematics Alpha Phi Omega, Presidentg W Foundation RONALD ISOM Ronceverte, West Virginia Accounting Pi Kappa Phig Wesley Founda Accounting Clubg F.B.L.A. 1 JULIUS E. JONES, 1R. Oak Hill, West Virginia Social Studies S.N.E.A.g History Club KATHRYN EVANS KEENEY Smithers, West Virginia Language Arts S.N.E.A. ROBERT KEITH KELLY Parkersburg, West Virginia afting 81 Design Technologyg Mechanical Technologyg Pi Kappa Phig Baseball 1-.A 4r ': VIVIAN YUONNE ISOM Ronceverte, West Virginia Mathematics Sigma Sigma Sigmag Intemational Club, A.S.C.E.g American Chemical Society EDMOND IARRELL Whitesville, West Virginia Industrial Management S.A.M.g Student Data Processing Organizationg Tech Marching Band LARRY IOHNSON Parkersburg, West Virginia Mathematics Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Psi Omega, Presidentg Wesley Foundationg Tech Collegian .1- ,ff -if 6' 1-r-'Y RONALDIW. KISER Charleston, West Virginia Civil Engineering A.R.B.A.g A.S.C.E. DAVID WILLIAM KNUTH Glen Dale, West Virginia Civil Engineering Technology Sigma Phi Epsilon ROBERT 1. KOVACH Diamond, West Virginia Electrical Engineering ma Phi Epsilong Student Council, sidentg Veterans Clubg Alpha Etag trument Societyg I.E.E.E.g Who's Who V in z..4v FLOYD KESSEL, IR. Charleston, West Virginia Drafting Br Design Technology VICTOR V. KIDD Marmet, West Virginia Mechanical Br Electrical Engineering Technology Veterans Clubg Outing Club ROBERT L. KINCAID Fayetteville, West Virginia Mechanical Technology ss? 1 fx 'VDW suv' in, fibx , . , ' 'EQ ' JOE LASTIK Greensburg, Pennsylvania Industrial Management Sigma Pig S.A.M.g Student Data Processing Organization RANDY LAVENDER Nimitz, West Virginia Mechanical 61 Civil Engineering Technology Pi Kappa Phi GILLES H. LAVERDURE, IR. Neptune, New jersey Electrical Engineering Newman Clubg I.E.E.E.g VVho's Whog Alpha Etag Alpha Phi Omega f 4-I A 1: f ,Y IOHN MARTIN KUNIK VVheeling, West Virginia Industrial Management Sigma Phi Epsilong Student Data Organizationg Society for the Ad of Management RICHARD ALLEN LAMBEY Powellton, West Virginia Civil Engineering A.R.B.A.g A.S.'C.E. SAMUEL RICHARD LARCH Elkview, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Technology Q. N ii. AS'--, r D ,gif 'ififif , lx i ' DONALD D. LOCKHART Belle, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering M.E. Society CHRISTINE LORETTA V. LOVE London. West Virginia Social Studies Concert Choirg Tech Marching Bandg Tech Concert Band ROY THOMAS LUSK Rock, West Virginia Accounting Accounting Clubg F .B.L.A. ' . ,wi ,manage CRAIG R. LAYNE Parkersburg, West Virginia Social Studies IOHN LEADMON Belle, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering M.E. Society ROBERTHA BLEVINS LESTER Delbarton, West Virginia History S.N.E.A. DELMAS G. MALCOMB Madison, West Virginia Industrial Management Phi Epsilon, S.A.M., VVestminister ship, Vice President LOUIS J. MAMO Farmingdale, New York Industrial Management SHERL MANN Ravenswood, West Virginia lectrical Engineering Technology si aw' BRENDA GAIL McKINNEY Welch, West Virginia Secretarial Science Sigma Sigma Sigma LARRY MCNEELY Iulian, West Virginia Business Administration S.A.M. EDDIE M. MEADOWS Charleston, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering M.E. Society 'Q :2F .ff ?' N-O' af ,-41 -Alix f 7 rj '-I-is fi ROBERT RAY MANNING Beckley, NVest Virginia Printing Management Rho Epsilon Beta, S.A.M.: Pi Alpha Psig Tech Collegian, Golf Team, Captain IOHN W. MARTIN West Mifflin, Pennsylvania Civil Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon, Newman Clubg A.R.B.A.g A.S.C.E. CAROLYN M. MCC-REW Sissonville, West Virginia Business Administration F.B.L.A. SANDRA RAE MEADOWS Hinton, West Virginia Secretarial Science Outing Club, F.B.L.A. STEVEN H. MEANS South Charleston, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Technology Alpha Phi Omega WILLIAM R. MEINTEL Parkersburg, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Sigma Pig Newman Club, Presidentg Alpha Eta, Instrument Societyg I.E.E.E. JAMES R. MERRITT Oak Hill, West Virginia Accounting Accounting Club, Presidentg F.B.L.A., Vice President LEON SUPER METZGER Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Printing Management Alpha Phi Omega, Vice Presidentg Pi Alpha Psi ROBERT LEE MICHAEL Marlinton, VVest Virginia Electrical Sz Mechanical Engineering Technology Pi Kappa Phig Wesley Foundation, President, l.E.E.E. L1-O , ' I .f K 9 Q f I N r I , , GARY WAYNE MOORE Cannelton, West Virginia Language Arts S.N.E.A., Alpha Psi Omega, Vice President RICHARD MORAN New Milford, New jersey Accounting Sigma Phi Epsilong Newman Accounting Clubg Who's Who NAOMI MORRIS Dixie, West Virginia Social Studies Sigma Sigma Sigma, S.N.E.A. Club, g E af 'N 'lx .xx 1 1 ROY DOUGLAS MIDDLETON Montgomery, West Virginia History S.N.E.A.g Tech Marching Bundg History SHARON LYNNE MILLER Cowen, West Virginia Mathematics Delta Zeta, Presidentg Pan-Hellenic, Foundationg S.N.E.A., Colden Heartsg Wllog Concert Choir ERMA JEAN MOORE Bcntree, West Virginia Secretarial Science Baptist Student Movemcntg F.B.L.A. WU is. 'Vx ff- ff-f-'rf XS 95.1 It U?- Y'- if EDMOND N. MULLINS Ansted, West Virginia Accounting S.A.M.g Accounting Clubg Student Processing Organization CHARLES H. MURPHEY Bluefield, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Alpha Etag M.E. Society MARGARET MURPHY Dupont City, West Virginia Secretarial Science I Il as 'ww fn- fr, DAYTON A. NEIL Craigsville, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering M.E. Society WILLIAM R. NEWLON II Bridgeport, West Virginia Civil Engineering ' sigma Pig A.R.B.A.g A.s.c.E. DUSI NIMMANAHAEMINDA Chiengmai, Thailand Civil Engineering Intemational Clubg A.R.B.A.g A.SiC.E. f 1 A ROBERT RALPH O'DELL Beckley, West Virginia Electrical Engineering JOHN KIRBY O'MALLEY Edison, New jersey Industrial Management S.A.M. PAUL EUGENE PARISH Fort Ashby, West Virginia Civil Engineering Technology Alpha Phi Omega, S.A.C.E.T. ,Trai -4 J-1+ MELVYN E. MYERS St. Albans, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Sigma Pig I.E.E.E. SHARON KAYE MYERS Smithers, West Virginia Business Education S.N.E.A.g F.B.L.A. GARY EDWARD NEAL Smithers, West Virginia Industrial Management S.A.M.g Student Data Processing Organization egg J fe 4. in ,M 342' K ffeif f l Y-. .Z 5 igl TD mn We ' 1 wr' if it sfsgvffiiii sis? 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PAUGH Weston, West Virginia Drafting 6: Design Technology Baptist Student Movement, P ATTILIO GABRIEL PECORA Irwin, Pennsylvan Civil Engineering Pi Kappa Phi, Presidentg A.R.B.A.g PAUL HUDGIN PERRY, JR. Oak Hill, West Virginia Printing Management S.A.M.g Alpha Phi Omegag Pi Alpha ia f-f. :Q- Waas. -, ,. mzseaqg Zmgeitt Weiss? ff? 'Ne-. cs v..f gf? DAVID F. REED Teays, West Virginia Industrial Management Sigma Pig S.A.M.g F.B.L.A.g Student Data Processing Organization MILTON A. REED, IR. Absecon, New jersey Mechanical Engineering Pi Kappa Phi, Presidentg M.E. Society CYRIL WILLIAM REICH St. Albans, West Virginia Industrial Arts Intemational Club, Industrial Arts Association ilk- IF ix JAMES POLITO Smithfield, Ohio Chemistry American Chemical Society Vice l WILLIAM R. RAYSER Haddon Heights, New Jersey Accounting Sigma Phi Epsilong S.A.M.g Newman Batar Capparg Accounting Clubg Senior Class President Who's CATHERINE REAMEY Hugheston, West Virginia Social Studies Westminxster Fellowshipg His tory Club I - a -4-1 IAMES P. RICHMOND Shady Spring, West Virginia Mathematics Alpha Phi Omega THOMAS E. RIESTER Wheeling, West Virginia Civil Engineering ppa Phig A.R.B.A.g A.S.C.E.g Alpha Etag 's VVho GLENN DUANE RINEHART Belle, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering M.E. Society 3 -lf ' sw! 1 as , Y 45 i 'far' 2 X. I Qu, THOMAS IAY ROSE Bedford, Pennsylvania Mechanical Technology MICHAEL F. ROSENTHAL Dunbar, West Virginia Physics igma Pig American Chemical Society WAYNE ROSEWELL Gauley Bridge, West Virginia Business Administration .g F.B.L.A.g Student Data Processing ization '? '5i IUDITH ROGERS Logan, West Virginia Social Studies Delta Zeta, Vice Presidentg S.N.E.A.g Golden Hearts C. A. ROLSTON St. Marys, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Technology Sigma Phi Epsilon KAREN CAMPBELL ROSE Servia, West Virginia Secretarial Science gl? .,.-Q, ,.+qmi, qv fv- gg, ,...,. is 'I 'of Q-..:.,Q ROGER LEE RUSSELL Stickney, West Virginia Civil Engineering Baptist Student Movement, Vice Presidentg A.R.B.A.g A.S.C.E. CHARLES N. RYAN Myersville, Maryland Mathematics SAMUEL LARRY SAPP Summersville, West Virginia Business Administration S.A.M.g Alpha Phi Omegag F.B.L.A. FREDERICK SCHIFANDO Lancaster, Pennsylvania Mathematics GEORGE 1. SCHISSLER, IR. Blackwood Terrace, New jersey Industrial Management Sigma Phi Epsilon, S.A.M., Vice President, Student Data Processing Organization, Prfsidentg Bear Tracks HAROLD D. SHAFFER Beckley, West Virginia Social Studies Veterans Clubg Phi Alpha Thetag History Club Q. sits, gi 1 1 sg: :Sl 1 g 4 . v i l V l A i Wd! , 1 T'-f-'19 i N, ' 'fw - T Cl' 1 L1 ' Q., -ff f K vi, ' A MICHAEL SIEMIACZKO, Hansford, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Pi Kappa Phi, Newman Clubg M.E. Society GERALD P. SIMMONS Hillsboro, West Virginia Mechanical Technology NIDA LEE SIMON Charleston, West Virginia Business Education S.N.E.A.g F.B.L.A. f I fm. 'U fb 2'1 -fn -- ffiwf 'wi ffl! Wrimig f-Q, 7 li BENIAMIN G. SHEW II Charleston, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Technology GERALD SHOCK Newton, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering M,E. Society BRUCE SHRADER Ballard, West Virginia Mechanical Technology xl, nfs- LEE SINOVOI Bronx, New York Printing Management S.A.M,g Alpha Phi Omega, Newsletter HENRY C. SIZEMORE Boomer-, West Virginia Social Science History Club EVELYN RUTH SMITH Kincaid, West Virginia Social Studies S.N.E.A.g Phi Alpha Theta, History C THOMAS 1. STEELE, JR. Weirton, West Virginia Electrical Engineering RONALD E. STEPHENS Weirton, West Virginia Civil Engineering ARNOLD L. STEWART Oak Hill, West Virginia Chemical Engineering Phi Omegag American Chemical yg Chemical Engineering Society '73 'v ,Ji 1251, ,En-cg, V se! , 'C' ' Lf- xr M ,..'-V IANICE STURCELL Kermit, West Virginia Language Arts a Zetag Baptist Student Movementg E.A.g White Diamondsg Tech Marching d Majorette NILA IEAN STURM Pineville, West Virginia Secretarial Science Sigma Sigma Sigma GORDON SUTPHIN Yawkey, West Virginia Industrial Management tist Student Movementg Alpha Phi :gag Student Data Processing Lnization 'ij' M wigg- , in K 1:4 Nl- 1 S 4 ,J . .YV THOMAS G. SMITH Summersville, West Virginia Business Administration S.A.M.g F.B.L.A.g Student Data Processing Organizationg Barbell Club, President SAMMY P. SNEAD Talcott, VVest Virginia Mathematics VVesley Foundationg DeMoley Club CORA SPAULDINC East Bank, VVest Virginia Social Studies Delta Zetag S.N.E.A.g VVhite Diamondsg History Club M- N X JOHN STRADA VVhiteplains, New York Electrical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilong Alpha Etag Instrument Societyg I.E.E.E. DENNIS D. STUMP Sand Ridge, West Virginia Chemical Engineering American Chemical Societyg Chemical Engineering Society MICHAEL E. STUMP Nettie, West Virginia Industrial Arts A.I.A.A. l i 4541- emqnw' ,initial M fi -:viii CARL O. THOMPSON Sandyville, VVest Virginia Civil Engneering A.S.C.E.g A.R.B.A. DONALD L. THOMPSON Sandyville, West Virginia Civil Engineering Sigma Pig A.R.B.A., Vice Presidentg A.S.C.E President ROBERT THOMPSON Hurricane, West Virginia Mechanical Technology Sigma Pi P? mfee-1' me Ein fl 4 5 DOUGLAS L. TOLER Hanover, West Virginia Biology Alpha Psi Omegag Alpha Phi Omegag Tech Players DONALD EARL TOLLIVER, IR. Montgomery, West Virginia Business Management Afro-American Student Union, President MICHAEL KENT TONEY Whitesville, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilong Westminister Fellowship Alpha Eta, Presidentg Instnunent Society Barbell Clubg Vice President MARY C. TUDOR Montgomery, West Virginia Social Studies A.W.S. SAMUEL M, TULLY Ansted, West Virginia Industrial Arts ans Clubg Outing Club, Presidentg .A., President DENNIS URBAS Iohnstown, Pennsylvania Business Administration Sigma Pi, S.A.M. 1 N 'W HAROLD ROBERT WALKER Montgomery, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Pi Kappa Phi, M.E. Society HAROLD WALTERS, IR. Hansford, West Virginia Language Arts S,N.E.A.g Alpha Phi Omega KENNITH R. WATTS Logan, West Virginia Accounting .g Accounting, Presidentg F.B.L.A., ent Data Processing Organization KT! J , , auf- t. 5 -rf J' 'flu ff' K, , t ,I .f'-vga in 1 H DAVID H. VARNEY South Charleston, West Virginia Business Administration Society tor Advancement of Management BENNY JAMES VENTO, IR. Glen lean, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering ROGER L. WALDECK, IR. Sissonville, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Sigma Pi, Presidentg M.E. Society xr qw s..f RICHARD WEAVER Bradley Beach, New jersey Electrical Engineering Alpha Phi Omegag I.E.E.E,g I.S.A. DAVID WELCH Clarksburg, West Virginia Printing Management Rho Epsilon Beta VIRGINIA ANN WHITE Montgomery, West Virginia Business Education S.N.E.A.g F.B.L.A. CLAUDE M. WIBLIN Summersville, West Virginia Mathematics Alpha Phi Omega ROBERT K. WILCOX Franklin Square, New York Printing Management Sigma Phi Epsilong S.A.M.g Newman Clubg Pi Alpha Psi FRANK W. WILKERSON Beckley, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering M.E. Society ,ya +5 gf' .. JOHN C. WINTER St. Albans, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Sigma Pig Westminister Fellowshipg Society, Vice President r -ry CARY WOLFE Oak Hill, West Virginia ' , THOMAS WOOLWINE Kimball, West Virginia Industrial Management CAROL LYNN WRISTON Smithers, West Virginia Secretarial Science Newman Clubg A.W.S.g F.B,L.A. ROBERT ERNEST WYMER Hillsboro, West Virginia Civil Technology Sigma Pig S.A.C.E.T. -we-fr v Social Studies S.N.E.A.g History Club CHARLES THOMAS WOO Hamlin, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering M.E. Societyg American Society Mechanical Engineers l JEFFREY YAGO Dunbar, West Virginia Mechanical Technology ROBERT ZANISNIK Bayonne, New jersey Printing Management Rho Epsilon Beta Dan Bonner joe Bradford Lee Brennan Robert Brewer Randall Brown Lawrence Burdette Nelson Burks David Burnette Venkatesh Acharya Gary Acord Paul Adkins Melvin Anderson Melton Archibald Linda Auxier Lynn Backus Devona Bailey Carol Behan Gene M. Blanc Arnold Blethen David Boiarsky , 'EP' Richard Chambers Cary Childers Ronald Conley David Conner Donald Corley Ann Crawford Wilson Butt Gwendolyn Byrd Donald Carson Tom Cavalier A ll 'VX Nt' Q71 I a-91. vi Nr-:Y 'C Q--Q -I Bobby Clay Douglas Pam Iames James Nancy Crist FP Zb- Wesley Day Ioe Demharter Nicholas DePierro Marshall Diaz Co David Fiedler Steve Fink Roger Foster Shirley Fox Ann Gilman jo Ann Grabosky -,-.-1 c 1P Clark Hickman Alex Higgins Ioseph Hissom john Hoffman Katherine Honaker Karen Hustead William Iackey Robert Iaeger William Johnson Della Iones David King Paul Kinney jerry Legg Iohn LeMaster Donald Lewis Frank Liss David Martin Mike Martin Larry McCorkle Dwight McClure jim McCoy John McClure Randy McDavid Michael Meadows , rf Hy, ,, ' . 49 mei?-2 L Cl' ff--, NU :P George Mekosh Carmello Miano Douglas Moats Martha Moore Allen Morgan Paul Morrison Hampton Morton Ioe Mulach A All john O'Dell Tony Orme Ronald Pittman Barry Ranson john Reed III john Reggi 'VS Georgia Murad -,I 1 William Musial V. 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B' Beverly Payne john Percival David Peshel Gene Petry Michael Phillips Timothy Poe Michael Pollock Thomas Rafacz Iohn Ramsey Paul Ramsey Sterling Ramsey Robert Rendly Ramona Neubert james Nevill Sharon Nuff Dianna Nutter Gilmer Ogle Brenda Oliver Judy Parker Ralph Parker ,,. Clerven Parsons Michael Parsons Woodrow Parsons R. Patterson oi? 9 J? 1 IVY '73 4 l Robert Richmond Michael Riley john Rogers William Rose Roger Ross jack Sampson Melanie Scott Ioseph Sharp Dale Sheppard Alan Shreve John Shumate Eugene Smarrella l X ff' . 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Peggy Bryant Stephen Bush Carol Butler Albert Caldwell Mollie Campbell Larry Canterbury Allen Carnefix jim Carpenter Ianice Caudill Lillian Clay Eldon Clemans Brenda Cline Samuel Cochran Clarence Coffman Iames Coleman Nancy Collins Neal Collins Charles Crowl l will 1 ig' N ww v i' ', s , ' 1 F 1 -- ,V .-- ve: - New akgllk il f'?' l is if FY aa fs fx is , I ' Pal 1, fi fff:1.L:f-: f---- 1:-5-r.1N:.-V.-,...,:: V Easifix 1' Randy Curtis Delores Davenport Mary DeRaimo Pamela Dew Warren Dobbs Gary Dodrill jane Dolinger Linda Dooley Deborah Dorsey Susan Dower Paul Dowler Charles Edelman Lawrence Evans Boyd Ferrell Barbara F lenner Beverly Flowers J. Fowler Stephen Fowler Dale Fox George Franz Diana Fry Michael Gates Connie Glenn Linda Goard Thomas Goddard john Grahovac john Gravely Thomas Griffith Lyda Hammar Nancy Harford Susan Harper jack Harrah Nancy Hawkins Donald Hayes Ronald Hayes Andy Helal Charles Henson Mary Hoffman Charles Holliday Carlton Holmes Iacquelyn Holmes Rodney Hubbard jean Huffman Sherry Huffman Diana Hunt Charles Hykins : ig g' is I ew, l'S1, I ... f . H Michael Marshall Edward Marty Ted Maston Theresa May George Ann McDonald Leslie McNally Roger McQueen Loretta Meadows Mary Miller Timothy Miller David Morgan Toni Morgan Nancy Morris Stephen Mullen Deborah Mullins Rose Mullins Leanna Myers Donald Neff ,V f 1 X ng' ix y 4- 'xl ., ' . 2 'il 5' janet Hypes Anthony jackson Mary jenkins jo Ann jewsley Robert jilla Cherie johnson David johnson john johnson johnny johnson Wayne johnson Wayne johnson Roger jones Stephen jordan Tom Kaelin William Karvas Todd Kelly james Kerns Beverly Kincaid Linda Kincaid Carolyn King Richard Klein jerry Lamlmeri Mark Lovin Roxanna Lucas Michael Malone jane Mann Helen Manos ...fe rr' fx u, we '4 X Y , wr 1 A .X 1 L 1' H ' an A , QW sss M were I If if VU KF -ag-Q A w Vs s If -3 . ,, ..,+ n-5 .1 ., ,We , P. ilk X 1 .. 9x 4 -V. x 5-SERV? ua' ,Q ff -F ,,.f jesse Nelson Frances Nutter Patricia O'Dell Charles Owens Patricia Owens Robert Oxley Iames Paige Gary Painter Gatha Parsons Ralph Paugh Judy Paxton Virginia Peck Brenda Perry james Poindexter Barbara Price Iames Rose Edward Rushbrook Ruth Scott Verdia Seabolt Carolyn Seagraves james Seation Mary See Pat Semenic Linda Sepko Ralph Sevy Mary Shaffer Roland Sheler 'W ffl- i ' - ' Wg 1 V 'Thy --: c-4 : V ' Ml l if W :Wayan ,i Y , , 1' 1 Y' . f X ,..., A , - X 1 l.p5,w-2 i ,Q '1 xr. -J E .XY :JIM John Price Linda Price Ronald Price Thomas Price Wanda Price Brenda Racer Vickie Randolph Norman Rathfon jane Reid I. Reynolds john Richard Michael Richardson Trifon Rigas Tim Roberts Lee Robinson Becky Rodes Robert Rogers William Rollins Richard Shelton Wylene Shepherd Curtis Shields Kenneth Shiflett Stanley Skeens George Skidmore Brenda Smith Charles Smith Linda Smith William Smith Gary Sovine Ioann Sparks Michael Spencer Dennis Staten Kelly Stotler Gerald Stovall David Stravser Stephen Stricker i K3 Q W as U: fi H 5 1 u g it 'll it '. I ' 4 Ramona White Sonya VVhite Bill Wiggins Charles Willis Trudy Winebrenner Bobbie Wood Lee Workman Debbie Worley Marquetta Wriston Gary Wyatt jeffrey Young 199 Iohn Young rm, ru K2 Theresa Thornbury james Tincher Elizabeth Tolley Laris Tucker Robert Tyreex Linda Vineyard Diana Wamsley Alicia Wasik Cary Waskey David Watson David Watson Donald Weaver Charles White Danny White john VVhite The Edit0r's Amen S. The graduates of 1969 leave Tech this May with mixed emotions of anticipation and nostalgia: anticipation because of a simple eagerness to take up the larger concerns of life for which these four years have been a prelude and a preparation, nostalgia because of the friends and memories we leave behind. Glancing over the years we have spent here, there is much to raise a smile and a nod of appreciation - the people we knew, the wit, the buffoonery, the treasure of intellectual achievement. Much is to be regretted, much that was dull and unlively and pointless, but even that was part of the learning and maturing process. While we were here We tried to 'contribute something to the growth and development of West Virginia Institute of Technology, and if there is any legacy to leave behind, we hope it may be one of loyalty towards WVIT. The spirit of supervening loyalty is a rare and valuable quality. To those who will return to WVIT the graduates of 1969 leave happy in the thought that you will continue the spirit, the tradition, and the progress of a growing and changing institution. It is with a sigh of relief, perhaps one of regret that I write these final words for the 1969 Bear Tracks. Only six short months ago I thought that this moment would never come and yet now that it is here, I feel a strange sense of nostalgia for something that has grown to become a part of me. For the staff of the 1969 Bear Tracks this book is more than a conglomeration of pictures and words. Each page is filled with memories and experiences which will be diflicult to erase from our minds. To those of you who have made this a very Worthwhile and rewarding experience for the editor, I say very sincerely, Thank Youi' and God Bless Youf, Sincerely, Q Tom Healy Editor, 1969 Bear Tracks 200 f,, I. ----- - l-T--fi w., ,S . ,, K x ' - ., - 'FRNFTT 'TW' T.'TT'?'fT'- ff ' F 2 'K 'Tfnfiwfw' 'TI-.f - J 11- ' - r w? Y-. 1 ' f ' , ,f f',,., ' AW- ' 'SQ-.j,1fffL. Q P5434 I ' 1 ,:,,1.fm, WT. , L., JI' I 5 It lx , 1,53 Jak fx A .rr X14-,fI'g i? l-El' ,, NL..-. EQ. jx, I Q1 - 45, :,' 'LN X - ' ' ---,ffl Y, I 'V-P- v, iff' .- 'ary - Y 2 6'- w7if R1Q' 'i, ' - L'-1535: ' 'W 'I . ' . ' .fly iifzfih w W -A , X f, . 1? '-.,'., V - , -, ,. ' -N 'QL-'vm . ' if xi , f-'f u-, , - Y T -g, 'UI' -fx . K :N gl, XI, v A, :if , . - , .. jk N, ,, .V ay . M V , 1.3 4 ,. ' A ' 4 ly ' 4- M' ' : 1 5 V' - -, 5 f-3?'!'51 f , ,? -,'fZ4.fJ'-5 A ,Q ,J 4 ' 3'- GAW V 3 .1 2-, R i ff.-SQ' mi-3' f'H' 2 f ' .gifs-px iyw IQ -fVf + fb v4iv 1 I ' 1244, 'if' ,gy 2 -Uffiff - -f-A , , '-' .f4'. 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