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A FOUNDATION

Built of friends, experiences,

Broken dreams, and abstract philosophies.

We came to change the world

But the world changes us.

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ACTIVITY

We meet activity as we progress from day to day.

Academic, Social, and Athletic events

Help to expose us to the enjoyment of life

And the responsibilities of living.

PROGRESS

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ENTHUSIASM

We take an active part in everything

That is about us.

Our cheerleaders are vibrant

And our student body is fun-loving.

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TRADITION

We are built upon those things which make

A college a college— its traditions.

The Victory Bell, a class ring, a beanie,

Greeks, The "Nickel", and Senior Walk are

The traditions left to us by previous

Students at FSC.

Steeped

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Tradition

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WISDOM

We find wisdom in many forms—

In the classroom, at study, and at our

First social function.

It is through this wisdom that we are

Able to progress in our college life.

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TABLE OF CONTENTSOrganizations 20

Activities 40

Sports 70

Greeks 1 00

Classes 128

Administration 186

Advertisements 196

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ORGANI

"A Bridge Spanning

The Years"

BRIDGES

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1917 Class-Charter Members FSC Emeritus Club

STUDENT COUNCIL-///.?/ row. L Rohanna, J. Swecker, J Gram-

ley, B. Knotts. E. Kennedy. K. Bitonth second row, G. Michael. MGlendenning, B. Vincent. C. Cottrill, S. Petitto. E. Branham. T.

Talerico.

STUDENT COUNCIL

The Student Council is the executive board of the student government organiza-

tion, one member elected by the non-fraternity group and one faculty represen-

tative appointed by the President of the College.

One of the principle assignments of the Student Council is to meet at the begin-

ning of each semester to determine the allocation of the student activity funds

among the various campus activities and organizations. The budgets prepared are

then published so that all students may know for what purposes their fees are

being used.

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BLAZERS

To be elected a member of Blazers.

Senior Woman's Honorary, organized

in 1947, is a distinction highly hon-

ored by every woman at Fairmont

State College. Each year outstanding

senior women are elected to this hon-

orary organization. Women elected

must have the qualities of scholarship,

leadership, loyalty, and integrity and

in addition, candidates must have

earned at least a 2.85 average by the

end of the fall term of their junior

year.

BLAZERS-7//?/ r.. J. Bock. B. Shreve. C. Ballah; second r.. S. Hess, K. Spidle. S. Clelland. Suzanne

Snyder, faculty advisor.

FLAMES

Junior Women's Honorary, a chapter organization of edgment to the outstanding junior woman who possesses

Blazers, was organized in May of 1966 on Recognition qualities of leadership and scholarship and who has given

Day. The purpose of this organization is to give acknowl- service to the college.

FLAMES—Barbara Nailler. faculty advisor: P. Horky. M. Frye. B. Wrachford.

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FASHION BOARD

Shown are members of the Fair-

mont State College Mademoiselle

fashion board. Sponsored by a lead-

ing downtown store, the board is

comprised of two girls from each

campus sorority, as well as four in-

dependents. The board meets each

month to discuss latest style trends

on campus, as well as to learn of

fashion developments in the NewYork and foreign markets.

Kow I-. S. Morris. L. Armstrong. C. Priester. P. Maurer, P. Vandergrift. S. Beil, F. Monell.

Associated Women Students

Associated Women Students is a group organized at

Fairmont State College on April 9, 1964. It is composed

of women's groups and all women on campus. The orga-

nization gives service and opportunity for women to set

and maintain their own standards and to govern them-

selves. The purposes of Associated Women Students are

to provide leadership for self-government, to promote

good social relationships between all women's groups, and

to stimulate a greater appreciation of cultural and aca-

demic affairs.

Local chapters of the organization may, after a proba-

tionary period, affiliate with the Intercollegiate Association

of Women Students, which is a national organization for

women at colleges throughout the United States.

OFFICERS-A'w /. P. Horky, R. Robles, N. Walsh. L. Rohanna. P. Lohse.

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ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA-ttw /.- D. Longenette, H. Boggs, B. King, L.

FarnswortrC M. Bock, S. White, S. Liston, K. Fanslev, P. Witschey, S.

Benson. Row 2: N. Wood, M. Frowen, G. Valentine, S. Emery, F. Gamigli-

ano, T. Belcastro, S. Long, J. Markley, R Toothman, N. Ware. K Ware.

Darrel Pigot, J. Chadwell, Row 3-. B. McClung, W. Laughlin, S. Dicken, T

Burky, L. Thornton, C. Baney, J. Mariner, E. Ward. R. Rosier. H Thorp

ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA

Founded in 1958, the Alpha Alpha Alpha business hon-

orary at Fairmont State College was organized to promote

interest in the study of business. The functions of the hon-

orary are dinner meetings and trips to business firms. Its

purpose is to acquaint the students with the type of peo-

ple they will be working with in the future.

DORM PRESIDENTS

These students represent the five dormitories on cam-

pus—Morrow Hall, North Hall, Pence Hall, and privately

owned Morgan Hall and Garden Lane Apartments. Their

purpose is to plan social functions.

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DORM PRESIDENTS-AW /. P. Pickering, T. Cunningham, K. Spidle.

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KAPPA GAMMA

Kappa Gamma, the Fairmont State College debate hon-

orary, was reestablished last year as a part of the debate

club. The honorary is open to those college debaters who

have participated with skill in a minimum of five rounds of

inter-collegiate debate. The officers of the debate club

must have qualified for membership in Kappa Gamma.

KAPPA GAMMA—Seated, B. Shreve. E. Irviti; standing. J. Bock. Suzanne

Snyder, faculty advisor.

BETA BETA BETA

Beta Beta Beta, National Biology Honorary, was

founded in 1922 at the University of Oklahoma. Its objec-

tives are scholarship and the promotion of biological re-

search. Each year the Beta Beta Beta chapter at Fairmont

State College sponsors a National Science Day to which

students of area high schools are invited.

BETA BETA BETA— Seated. F. Currence. G. Greene. M. Ash.

M. Ash. M. Cole, G. Garlow; standing. Dr. R. Amos, faculty

advisor; G. Cunningham. DCreasy, faculty advisor.

Kendall, D. Williams, Dr. W.

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WHO'S WHO—Tint row. E. Branham, M. Glendenning, H. Hill. C. Ballah, P. Monelh third r.. K. Spidel, J. Bock,

D. Williams; second r.. N. Pollock, B. Shreve, K. Bitonti, S. Hess, S. Clelland.

WHO'S WHO LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA

Each year Fairmont State College honorsâ few select

students by naming them to Who's Who. The ones selec-

ted are outstanding students who have shown the charac-

teristics of scholarship, participation and leadership in ac-

ademic and extracurricular activities, citizenship and ser-

vice to the school, and promise of future usefulness. Stu-

dents are selected once a year by an impartial council of

seven juniors and sophomores and six faculty members.

Those chosen are listed in Who's Who Among Students in

American Colleges and Universities and are given certificates on

Recognition Day.

Lambda Delta Lambda, national physical science honor-

ary, was founded at Fairmont State College in 1925. In

order to qualify for membership in this select group, a stu-

dent must have an overall 3.00 grade average and a 3.00

average in at least 14 hours of chemistry and physics.

LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA— Donald Miller. Gerry Newbraugh. Mary Young. Terry GroW

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FRESHMAN COUNSELORS-///?/ tow. P. Pell. G. Hillberry. B. Knotts, E.

Branham. E. Kennedy. M. Glendenning, H. Conrad; second row-. E. Herman.

D. Gabriele. P. Saeler. C. Gallucci. J. Prozillo, M. Frye. S. DeBlasio, V.

Moninger. C. Cowger. M. Williams. S. Auberle, S. Shaffer, J. Barniak. P.

Cottrill. K. Hosoflook, N. Beuglass; third row. L Armstrong. C. Thralls. J.

Wilmoth. J. Boyer. P. Vandergrift, J. Wilson. C. Priester. S. Hess, A. Luo-

to. R. Ruse. K. Bitonti, C. Ballah; fourth row. D. Leonitt. J. Teacoach, D.

Bolton, C. Boney, T. Jones. L. Rexroad. C. Cottrill. J. Fulty; fifth row, J.

Terrell. F. Burkey, L. Markhour, D. Bruner. L. Gargarella, W. Sine, G.

Gallucci. R. Toothman; sixth row. J. Jimeno, C. Berry, A. Cross, D. Kelli-

son. T. Veach. J. Whitescarver, H. Thorp, S. Lawson.

FRESHMAN COUNSELORS

Freshman week is the time of action for the hard work-

ing Freshman Counselors. Their membership includes the

five Student Council elected officers and all the past coun-

selors who are in good standing concerning; leadership,

citizenship, and scholarship. The rest of the quota is open

to anyone in the student body who qualifies. The final se-

lection is based upon academic standing, leadership qual-

ities, character, citizenship, and school services.

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ALPHA PSI OMEGAfirst row. E. Hall, P. Parrish, K. Bitonth second row. B. McClung, R. Snider.

National recognition has been given to the dramatics

department of Fairmont State College through the

founding in 1925 by Dr. Paul Opp of Alpha Psi Omega,

the national dramatics honorary. The Alpha Chapter was

founded to promote interest in dramatic production

through the presenting of drama to the students and com-

munity. Members of the honorary are chosen through

their participation and interest in dramatics.

EPSILON PI TAU

Epsilon Pi Tau, an Industrial Arts and Industrial Voca-

tional Education, Inter-national Honorary Society orga-

nized in 1920, was installed the Alpha Upsilon Chapter at

Fairmont State on March 29, 1955, by its founder Dr.

William E. Warner. Epsilon Pi Tau is strictly a professional

organization with membership limited by grades, charac-

ter, and promise of professional growth. All members are

responsible for one meeting, expected to attend state

meetings and are hosts to a state meeting. Its purpose is

the professional development of promising young leaders

in Industrial Arts and Industrial Vocational Education.

About one half of its members enter the teaching field.

Epsilon Pi Tau

first row. J. Mohr. P. Toothman, T

Wnghtman. L. Peterman. second row.

L. Leonard. D. Fowler. K. Wise. L.

Unruh. J Hales. C Johnson

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MENC—Tltst row. B. Wrachford. R. Wrachford. M Lowe. R. Cunningham.

J. Liston. E Herman. S. Franz. V. Holler. S. Burkholder, C. Dryden, J.

Palmer. P. Saeler ; second row. D. Hamilton, faculty advisor; C. Alasky, P.

Yoho. M. Havlichek. M. Jordan, P. Mick. F. Moody, faculty advisor-. S.

Wilmoth. B. Likins. R. Bond, P. White. G. Miller.

MENC

Music Educators National Conference consists of mem-

bers of the faculty and students who have a major or min-

or in music. The goal of the group is to better the un-

derstanding of music education through a varied and en-

lightening program of activities.

ART CLUB— Jirst row. J. Potanko. P. Duvall. M. Campbell. N. Hullderman, R.

Chrislip; second row. L. Rhodes, faculty advisor; J. Klemick, D Stevens, T. Rich-

ards. B. Snyder, faculty advisors.

ART CLUB

The Art Club, a newly formed organization for art

majors and minors, meets every Tuesday at 8 p.m.

Movies are shown at the meetings and members are

allowed to work on their projects. The Art Club

plans to affiliate itself in the coming year with Kappa

Pi, national art honorary. Thomas Richards. Lillian

Rhodes and James Brooks are sponsoring the

organization.

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INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP-AV«' h N. J.

Vincent, D. Rollins, C. Hanshew. M. Valentine. M. Wil-

liams. M. Hutson, L. Halstead. Row 2, K. Rollins. J. Scott.

D. Stevens, B. Roy, P. Petrosky. J. Rogers, D. Williams.

INTER-VARSITY 4-H CLUB

An active organization on our campus, the Inter-Varsity

Fellowship, gives students an opportunity to share a few

minutes of their busy day at 12:30, when the fellowship

meets and spends time in meditation. It also sponsors ves-

per service and Bible studies.

The Fairmont State College 4-H Club was organized in

1964 and has been chartered full recognition on the Fair-

mont State campus. It has two monthly meetings, one to

help a 4-H Club in Marion County. The motto "to make

the better best" represents the 4-H Club. Any college stu-

dent interested in 4-H Club work may belong to this

group.

4-H CLUB—AW /.• M. Edgar. S. Anderson. P. Okes, M. Campbell. D. Rollins. M. Hutson. flow 2: K.

Rollins, M. Burgreen, A. Busch, S. Murray, L. Wright. B. Rollins.

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SENIOR NURSING STUDENTS-.*?/?/ row. Linda King. Mary Graziani. Carla

Boyer. Alma Bartlett. Susan Annan; second row. Vicky Martin. Sharon McCoy, Donna Scott, Joan McDonnell, Sally Satterfield. Alice Stull. Not

pictured: Shelia Poling. Donna Proctor.

STUDENT NURSES- first row. Sister Barbara. J. Noe. C. Wallace. D.

Young. M. Dean, C. Hendershot. M. Yambor, M Howell, J. Williams, N.

Gump. B. Basagic. Sister Jude ; second row. L. Hamner. J. Bias. S. Stevens.

S. Zannino. J. Rollins. C Cain. N. Myers, L. VanHorn. K. Keefover. N.

Booth. L. Roberts. R. Wiles. J. Takaco, F. Mullennex.

NURSES

The nursing program at FSC offers an intensive two-

year curriculum culminating in an Associate of Science de-

gree in nursing.

The School of Nursing is approved by the American

College of Surgeons and The American Medical Associa-

tion. It also is accredited by the West Virginia State Board

of Examiners for Registered Nurses and the National

League for Nursing.

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NEWMAN CENTER— first row. D. Fiorenza, J. Martin, M. Bordenet, T Hollot. E. Tassey. M. Book; sec-

ond row, M. Graham, E. Jordan, K. Jennings. S. Kovack. D. Friel. N. Beard. The Rev. Thomas Gornick.

NEWMAN APOSTOLATE

The Newman Apostolate was organized in I 893 by five

students at the University of Pennsylvania. From this

small beginning Newman has grown into a national federa-

tion with over 800 Apostolates across the country. The

purpose of Newman is to foster the spiritual, the intel-

lectual, and social interests of Catholic Students on a sec-

ular campus.

WESLEY FOUNDATION

The Methodist Student Movement at Fairmont State

College is one of the groups which serves a real purpose.

The Foundation is located at the foot of the campus at

I 105 Locust Ave. and serves all Methodists on campus.

The Wesley Foundation provides an opportunity for all

students to worship and study in a Christian and intellec-

tual setting.

WESLEY FOUNDATION— first row. J. Swecker, J. Foor. Y. Smith; Stroud row.

F. Villinger, M. Graham, R. Jacob. B. Barkat.

PHI EPSILON CHI

The purpose of this organization is to promote lead-

ership in the field of physical education. The club sponsors

a hockey clinic for the colleges of the state during the sea-

son, provides funds for women to participate in the Pitts-

burgh field hockey events, sponsors a basketball clinic, and

a spring playday for the area high schools. The new fresh-

men are introduced to the club with a coke party.

PHI EPSILON CHI-AVw /.. M. Minehart. D. Manning. M. Myers. F.

Monell. R. Silbaugh. L. Fleming. T. Romberger. J. Bishop, E. Johnson, L.

Riggs. T. Tusing. Row 2-. M. Rock. P. Pennington. M. Nicholson. B. Day, J.

Little. M. Edgar. A. Blevins. V. Girone, P. Hood. S. Lough, P. Rosenberger,

B. Kovarbasich. Km 3, H. Threlkeld, R. Alt. B. Butcher, D. Trisler, V. Chi-

dester. K. Spidle. A. Atkinson. K. Hosaflook. M. Milbrada, S. Height. V.

Brown. S. Herzer, S. Hasket. N. Johnson.

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB OFFICERS-James Snyder, faculty advisor; Neil Jenkins. David Hardy. Joe

Cook. Walter Phillips, faculty advisor.

INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB KAPPA DELTA PI

The Industrial Arts Club, a local organization with na-

tional affiliation through the American Vocational Associa-

tion, had its beginning at FSC in 1948. The main functions

of the club are to develop attributes of the Industrial Arts

technology beyond class activities, and bring together

those involved in Industrial Arts Education, and their ide-

als and philosophies. All industrial Arts Technology are

eligible for membership.

Kappa Delta Pi, an education honorary, was established

at FSC in 1931. Requirements necessary for membership

are leadership, scholarship and character.

An overall three point average must be maintained in-

cluding a three point average in the education field.

KAPPA DELTA PI— first WW. S. Clelland, J. Bock. E. Shook. D. Knotts. G. Gallucci. D. Boyce. B. Plachta :

second row. D. Watts, C. Harshbarger, C. Baumbardner. B. Shreve, K. Cutlip. T. Hinzman, B. Winston.

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB

Membership in the Home Economics Club is open to students who are majors or

minors in this field. This chapter is associated with the American Home Economics

Association.

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HOME EC. CLUB-Xrst row. D. Durst. S. Durkin, M. Duelle, S. Hawkins,

S. Holbert. L. Conner, E. Irvin, P. Skidmore, L. Rohanna. S. Fawcett, L.

Ballard, P. Cottrill. E. Laneve; second row. G Hall. C Hanshew. B. Marr. P.

Samuels. D. Friel. N. Scagnelli, D. Morrone, D. Handlen, K. Harris, B.

Merrifield. D. Martin, C. Pifer, R. Skaggs. M. Hess; third row. S. Bolyard.

M. Book. A Huffman, M. Williams. S. Huffman, D. Moore. J. Griffith, C.

Osbourne, C. Bolyard, J. Bartlett, S Zirkle. P. Ryan. D. Amos.

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FOLK CLUB— D. Harki, J. Dolan. secretary-

treasurer; J. Heston. D. Underwood, vice-

president: R. Moffett. R. Toothman.

president.

FOLK CLUB

An organization created to create

an active interest in folk literature

and folk music.

MASQUERS

The Masquers, consisting of three main divisions, is one

of the oldest college dramatic organizations in the state.

Each school term the Masquers proper sponsor four major

productions with tryouts open to the student body. The

Children's Division of Masquers holds one play a semester

for the youth of the county. The Town and Gown Players.

a new organization just organized in the summer of 1961.

present four productions during the summer with tryouts

open to both students and town people.

MASQUERS— Jirsr row, L. Cutlip. E. Hall. J. Smith. S. Smith. L. Carunchia, J. Dotson ; second TOW. B. Watkins. R. Snider. S. Glascock. A. Bernabei. J. Smith. P. Tynes. S. Davis.

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MOUND STAFF—Jorea Marple, Greek Editor; Cassandra Bolyard, Art

Editor; Inda Carr, Classes, Ass't. Editor; Martha Coulter. Editor; Terry

Arbogast, Photographer; Joyce Andrews, Typist; Sheila Franz. Orga-

nization Editor; Jeanne Lytton, Classes Editor; Sandra Wood, Activity

Editor; Marcel Malfregeot. Business Manager; Fred Burky. Ass't.

Business Manager.

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Published periodically except during examinations and vacation

periods by the students of Fairmont State College, Fairmont, WestVirginia. Entered as second class matter December 18, 1894, under the

act of March 3. 1879. at the Post Office. Fairmont. West Virginia, and

re-entered under the act of June o', 1900 Subscription included in

activity fee

Publication by and for the Students of FSC

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West Virginia Press Association

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Society Carolyn Proudl'oo

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Picture Editor Donna Gabriel

Assistant Virgil Handley

Sports Charles Berry

Assistants Bob Dehner, Bill Futten

Business Manager Brenda Lloyd

Photographer Terry Arbogast

Reporters Helen Kennedy, Karen Shannon,

Charie Thralls, Sally Williams

Cub Reporters Journalism 240 Students

COLUMNS STAFF-B. Lloyd, K. Kopshina, T. Stalnaker, R. Dehner. P. Vandergrift. M. Whiteford. C.

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FRESHMEN PLEDGE

Freshman Orientation

The Freshman Class of 1967 arrived, and the campustook on a maroon look as a thousand beanies were issued.

For one week, the campus belonged only to the freshmen

and their counselors. In one week, freshmen suffered through

the pandemonium of registration and the bookstore line,

met friends they will keep for years, and acquainted them-

selves with the campus in general. Social events included

a torch-light parade, the Freshman Tea, and the Freshman

Mixer. All this consumed their time for five days. Then the

upperclassmen arrived, and many freshmen were heard to

give a sigh of relief. After surviving Orientation Week,

they were ready to face the regular routine of college life.

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FRESHMEN LEADERS

MR. AND MISS FRESHMAN

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FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE

Centennial Musical

CAST

Sir Dinadan Jim Ford

Sir Lionel Frank Thompson

Merlyn Ray Carter

Arthur Mike Glendenning

Guenevere Elaine HermanNimue Judy Liston, Linda Cordray

Lady Anne Linda Cordray

Lancelot Chuck Dryden

Mordred Bill Watkins

Squire Dap Jim Kurczak

King Pellinore Gene Nesbitt

Lady Sybil Pam Parrish

Sir Sagramore Bob Finnerin

Sir Colgrevance Fred Currence

Sir Bliant Bill Lewis

Sir Castor John Ellis

Sir Gwilliam Bill Likens

Morgan Le Fey Linda Hall

Tom of Warwick Karl Lengel

Priest Jim Smith

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DRACULA

CAST

Miss Wells Marcia Wilson

Jonathan Harker Bryan Beavan

Dr. Seward Bob Kunick

Abraham Helsing Gene Nesbitt

R. M. Renfield Jim Smith

Butterworth Frank Thompson

Lucy Seward Linda Smythe

Count Dracula Trent Veach

CAST

Mrs. Mavis Ruth Ann Musick

Slim Murray Daniel K. Weber

Judge Robedaux Max Fields

Georgette Thomas Mary Ellen Rapsawich

Margaret Rose Sherry Engle. Belinda CoxClara Breedlove Pam Parrish

Sitter Mavis Ruby Heater

Mrs. Tillman Iris Bressler

Henry Thomas Tom Daniels

Sheriff Ray Carter

CAST

Wong Gene Nesbitt

God I Bob Snider

God 2 Bill Lewis

God 3 Bill Watkins

Shen Te Kathy McConkeyGentleman S Policeman Paul Priolette

Mrs. Shin Joyce Dotson

Husband § Priest Stratton Davis

Wife Lee Halstead

Nephew John MohrUnemployed Man Olan Cottrill

Old Woman Jeri Smith, Danita Fiorenza

Old Man $ Brother Coleman Davis

Yang Sun Caspar Boelcskevy

Carpenter Bill Miller

Sister-in-Law Nikki Miller

Mrs. Mi Tzu Sandy Miller

Boy § Waiter Lana Carunchia

Niece Barbara Rice, Barbara Cawhton

Old Whore Lindsa Johnson, Terry Colisino

Shu Fu Frank Thompson

Mrs. Yan Angela Bernabei

Child (Feng) Scott Pollock

Two Children Kemper Lengel. Rick Johnson

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Ngana Linda Golden

Jerome Scotty Pollock

Henry Karl Lengel

Ensign Nellie Forbush Betty Bea CoxEmile de Becque Robert Ellis

Bloody Mary Jean Watkins

Stewpot Frank Thompson

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Corie Bratter Susanna W. Godwin

Telephone Repair Man Gene Nesbitt

Delivery Man L. A. Wallman

Paul Bratter Trent Veach

Corie's Mother, Mrs. Banks Barbara Cort

Victor Valasco Dean George Turley

Luther Billis Don McBeeProfessor Jay Teacoach

Lt. Joseph Cable Robert Snider

Capt. George Brackett, USN Max Fields

Commdr. William Harbison, USN Jim Kurczak

Yeoman Herbert Quale Ray Carter

Radio Operator, Bob McCaffrey Rick Hurt

Marine Cpl. Hamilton Steeves Tom Daniels

Pvt. Sven Larsen Dave Harbert

Lait Karen Bitonti

Lt. Buzz Adams Frank Shroyer

Sailors, Seabees, Marines Reginald Barnett, Knight Barton

Lawrence Donaldson, Harvey Fields. Bob Finnerin.

Norman Francis Karl Lengel, Smokey Lawson. Bill

McCullough, Stannard Swihart John Veasey,

William Watkins

Nurses, French Girls, Natives Joy Ashcraft, Helen Bickel

Karen Dallison, Larry Pat Donaldson, llene

Fields, Barbara Francis. Donna Gabriel.

Sherry Glascock. Linda Hall. Darb>y Handlen.

Jeannie Hoagland, Jo Ann Layman. JoAnn

Lough. Mary Sue Malvin. Bernadette Mainella.

Nancy Kay Norris, Jenny Smith, Jeri Smith.

Angela Pizatella. Willa Van Gilder, Marilee

Veasey Sherry Donaldson

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Ben Bob Parker

Gloria Linda Hall

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Paul Gene Nesbitt

Sylvia Thoma Merico

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Collegiates

"GAME OF CHANCE"Judy Liston. Donna Gabriel, Elaine Herman

"LA TRAVIATA"Chris Hughes, Judy Liston, Elaine Herman, Bill Likens

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MAJORETTES

Kneeling, Jane Noe, Suzanne O'Dell. Linda Wollard. Debbie Newlon. Debbie Davisson,

Beverly Kujawa. Standing-. Nancy Roberts. Barbara Douglas. Judy Palmer, Shirley Varner.

Joan Secreta. Sharon Salina.

DRUM MAJORETTEJanet Kull

Musical Moments

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Championship

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M«l€ The Champs"

The Year Of Four Championships In WVIACIn Football, Basketball, Wrestling And

Baseball.

•NAIA Divisional Champs In Basketball.

•NAIA Football Championship (National).

First Step Into The Big Time

(FM-I) Fairmont. W.Va. Nov. 4—THIS TOUCHDOWN BEAT WAYNES-BURG—Fairmont State's Ron Robinson (20) is shown diving across end

zone with 40 seconds left with touchdown that upset powerful Waynes-

burg College, 7-0. Score came on 15-yard pass. Jackets shown are Fred

Stahlman (10) and Ron Karpiak (II). Waynesburg was NO. I NAIA team

in nation.

National Champs

Fairmont State's mighty football Falcons, a team that

never lost its courage in the face of adversity or never

quit when they found themselves behind, wound up the

I 967 football season the proud owners of a WVIAC Con-

ference title and an unprecedented National Championship.

The Falcons showed their superiority over 500 memberschools in the NAIA.

Several members of the champs received special recog-

nition for their efforts. Head football coach, Harold S.

"Deacon" Duvall, led the way by being named small col-

lege coach of the year by the influential Washington Touch-

down Club. Deacon was also named West Virginia Coach of

the Year for an unheard of third time and was named NAIACoach of the Year.

Two Falcon seniors were named to past season Ail-

American squads. Guard Dave Williams was named to the

Associated Press small college All-America Squad while

star fullback Larry Blackstone was named to the NAIAmythical squad.

Five Falcons were named to the WVIAC All Conference

team. Seniors Marvin Williams, Dave Williams, Martin

"Sonny" Bartic, Larry Blackstone, and Junior Jim Mertens

were all honored by conference coaches for their out-

standing gridiron season.

Larry Blackstone, the outstanding Falcon fullback whofinished third in the NAIA in rushing, was drafted by the

American Football League Champion, Oakland Raiders.

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FALCON VARSITY, \961 -first row. Mark Tennant. Roy Michael, John

Skidmore, Dan Montgomery, Bill Spariveri, John Huff, Jim Goodnight.

Bill Riggleman, Mike Marra, John Kara; second row. Coach Bill Kerr, Coach

Larry Hill, Frank Zasloff, Bill Ewusiak, Larry Blackstone, Don Ickes, Mar-

tin Bartin, Barry Blackstone, Roger Hill, Michael Arnold, Dwight Car-

penter, Richard Merrill, Jack Reagan; third row. Coach Deacon Duvall.

Coach Joe Bundy, Jim Reynolds. Dave Coe. Ron Robinson. George Ed-

wards, Jim Mertens, Matt Fortier, Pat Baldree. Marvin Williams. George

Shreyer, Tom Swisher, Dave Williams.

Champs And Champs In-The-Making

FALCON FRESHMEN, \967 -first row. Dan Bailey, Andy Sedlock, TomMercer, Alvin Boor, Scott Jeffrey, Daryl Terry, Charles Meyer. Steve

Keeney ; second row. Joe Smith. Dave Clark. Keith Brainard, Steve Davis.

Paul Shimek, Steve Taylor, Larry Fitzpatrick, Luke lams, Dennis Gibson,

Mark Vermis; third row. Larry Hill, freshman coach: Tim Powell. Frank

Billings. Junior Jones. Roger See. Dale Zirkle. Roy Dowell. Peter Cole-

man, Bob Toth. and Jim Chiero.

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FOR THE RECORD

Fairmont State College (1 1-0)

42 West Virginia Tech

52 Bluefield

2 1 Salem State

48 West Virginia Wesleyan

2 1 Glenville State

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7 Waynesburg

8 Central State of Ohio

23 Concord

NAIA Semi-Final Play Off

2 I Northern Michigan

NAIA Championship Game28 Eastern Washington State

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HEAD FOOTBALL COACH"Deacon" Duvall

This year Coach "Deacon" Duvall realized several

dreams which he has kept in the back of his mind for sev-

eral years. "Deacon" proved that West Virginia Con-

ference football teams could compete with any small col-

lege team in the nation.

Coach Duvall has long desired that area football fans

would grow to appreciate FSC's brand of football. East-

West Stadium was filled to capacity when the Falcons met

Waynesburg and a fine crowd was on hand for the semi-

final game with Northern Michigan. A second dream that

Coach Duvall has had was to bring a national champi-

onship back to the college on the hill.

Duvall came to Fairmont State in 1952 and since that

time has compiled a record of 99 victories, 30 defeats,

and 3 ties. Included in this record are seven WVIAC Con-

ference championships and this year a NAIA national title.

Duvall attended local schools, graduating from Fair-

mont State College and Columbia University where he ob-

tained his M.A. degree.

FAIRMONT

HOME OF FAIRMONT

STATE COLLEGE

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FALCON FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF—The men behind the throne of the National Football Champions

are Defensive Coach Joe Bundy, Head Football Coach Harold "Deacon" Duvall. Offensive Line Coach

William Kerr, and Freshman Coach Larry Hill.

Before the Big One:

First It Was Waynesburg,

Then It Was Northern Michigan

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The Champions were wined and dined by the civic clubs.

A bunch of the girls were whooping it up in Morgantown.

LARRY BLACKSTONENAIA Ail-American

WVIAC All-Conference

W.VA. Amateur Athlete of the Year

Drafted by Oakland Raiders

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DAVE WILLIAMSAssociated Press All-American


MARVIN WILLIAMS


MARTIN "SONNY" BARTIC


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BARRY BLACKSTONEGEORGE SHREYER

Bon Voyage Seniors

BILL EWUSIAK DON ICKES

JIM MERTENSWVIAC All Conference

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WE HAD SCADS OF FANS—All the way from the home games on through the national playoffs, the Fal-

cons had a following that jammed every stadium. The Falcon fever was rampant. Here is a section of the

bleachers on Rosier Field as they ripped Bluefield.

Some days were sunny—then, there were days of mud and slush as we downed the nation's No. I

Waynesburg team.

FAIRMONT. W.VA. NOV. 25-FALCONS ON MOVE-Fullback Larry Blackstone (33) gains for Fairmont

State in 2 I -7 upset of top-rated Northern Michigan University. Blackstone was Fairmont's leading rush-

er with I 10 yards.

FALCONS TAKE TO AIR-End Jim Mertens (82) at

left and back George Edwards (43) are shown haul-

ing in passes as Fairmont State defeated Northern

Michigan in NAIA regional playoff.

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THE FINALS—The unforgettable campaign

was climaxed when the Falcons met the East-

ern Washington State Savages from Cheney.

Washington for the NAIA national champi-

onship at Mountaineer Field in Morgantown.

FSCS FALCONS FIGHT BACK—from a 1 4-7 half-time deficit

to scalp the Savages 28-2 I

.

The winning tally came in the

fourth quarter on a run by

George Clayton Edwards from

24 yards out. East had met

West and the Falcons were

National Champs.

HOW SWEET IT IS—Coach Duvall says "that's it boys, just like I said—you're the Nation's No

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1967-68 FALCON BASKETBALL SQUAD-Coach Joe Retton. kmrliiuj,

standing. Dave Shaffer, Ed Branham. Don Prickett. Pat Sloan, Dave Gard-

1ner. Rich Blackstone, Wayne Denham, Dennis Burke, Charles Baylor, John

Maphis, Bob Sheets, David Cooper. John Jamerson's picture on page 86.

WVIAC Basketball ChampsIn what was supposed to be a rebuilding year, Coach

Joe Retton turned in what has to be called his greatest

coaching job ever. With the graduation of all time leading

scorer Dave Miller and the loss of scoring ace Bill Moodybefore the season started, most people wrote the Falcons

off for the 1967-68 Basketball campaign.

Lacking size and a big scorer the Falcons concentrated

on a stingy defense along with a fast break offense and

scrapped their way to the regular season championship.

The Falcons lost to Morris Harvey in the championship

round of the tournament forcing a three game play off.

FSC won two straight games to clinch their trip to the

NAIA Tournament in Kansas City.

Fairmont State entered the tournament with a 21-5 rec-

ord. Leading the scoring attack for the roundballers were

John Jamerson with a 22.7 average, Wayne Denham with a

a 17.3 average and Dave Shaffer with 16.1. Other Fal-

cons scoring in double figures were Don Prickett— 1 2.5,

Pat Sloan— I 1.0, and Dave Gardner— I 0.6.

In addition to potent scoring, Denham pulled down 2 1 .9

rebounds per game, which put him among NAIA leaders in

this department. Denham grabbed a high of 34 rebounds

in a game against DSE.

This was the Falcons second trip to the NAIA basketball

tourney in three years. FSC finished fourth in a 32 team

field in 1965.

At press time the Falcons were awaiting the beginning

of the NAIA Tournament in Kansas City.

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Basketball Record—21-5

94 Salem 93 45 W.Va. Tech 64

75 Glenville 73 50 Central State, Ohio 63

98 W. Va. Wesleyan 68 86 W.Va. State 77

80 Salem 78 70 Morris Harvey 87

85 Wheeling 73 72 Salem 68

93 Alderson-Broaddus 64 78 Wheeling 59

72 Glenville 68 121 W.Va. Wesleyan 68

91 Davis § Elkins 67 WVIAC Tournament

98 Morris Harvey 84 90 Alderson-Broaddus 70

61 West Liberty 72 55 Wheeling 52

79 Glenville 77 65 Morris Harvey 76

1 16 Alderson-Broaddus 91 DIST. 28 PLAYOFF

106 Concord 82 84 Morris Harvey 73

100 West Liberty 84 81 Morris Harvey 69

NIAA Tournament: 78 Okla Christian 75

97 New Haven. Conn 72

86 Dickinson, N Dakota 81

76 Oshkosh State (Wise) 74

48 Central State (Ohio) 51

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Morris Harvey and Fairmont continued their fierce basketball

rivalry with the Falcons taking the measure of the Golden Ea-

gles on the home bench while they defeated FSC in Charles-

ton. Fairmont State edged the Charleston boys 3-2 in the

overall season series.

As usual Wheeling gave Fairmont a mighty battle

but the Falcons did manage to break Wheeling's

home floor jinx which had dated back to the 1965

season.

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West Liberty had the distinction

of ending Fairmont's nine game

winning streak in handing the Fal-

cons their first defeat of the

season.

But Morris Harvey didn't have quite enough to take

the title . . . What a season for those Falcons.

WVIAC CONFERENCE BASEBALL CHAMPIONS—/ot/ row. Coach Wilson,

Leonard Aragona, Glenn Elsworth, Louis DellaMae, Gary Henline, Mike

Snider, Garfield Smith, Don Bowanp second row. Bill Brand, Jerry Cunning-

ham, John Retton, Ken Boring, Jim Salai. Terry Dermer. Tom Schweit-

zer, Jim Carpenter; third row. Tom Lowry, Ron Hefler. Ronnie Robison. Jim

Mertens, Richard Blackstone. Don Swisher. Tom Quickie

Baseball ChampsTom Schweitzer

WVIAC Player of the Year

The Falcon baseball team of Coach "Squibb" Wilson made their way into NAIA

recognition during the 1967 diamond season. FSC captured the WVIAC champi-

onship in a double elimination series with West Virginia Tech and West Liberty. The

Falcon's won three straight games in the rain delayed series to earn the right to en-

ter NAIA Regional competition at Millersville, Pa.

Ace pitcher Tom Schweitzer was the mainstay of the Falcon staff and was named

baseball player of the year in the WVIAC Conference. Jim Mertens led the con-

ference in hitting by consistantly hitting around the 450 mark all season long with

several tape-measure home runs.

The Falcons entered the regionals at Millersville against the cream of the crop in

NAIA Baseball. The Falcons dropped their first game of the series, therefore put-

ting them at an immediate disadvantage. Characterizing that "never say die" atti-

tude that has become synonymous with Fairmont State athletics, the diamondmen

won three straight games to enter the finals against once beaten, by the Falcons,

Glassboro, New Jersey. Having to play three games in one day took its toll on FSC

and they dropped the final game. The Falcon baseball team however once again

proved the superiority of WVIAC athletics and finished with an outstanding I 5-3

record.

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FALCON WRESTLERS who started the season include: first row. Coach Kerr. Larry Catsonis. Henry

Pickens. Charles Nicholson. Dwight Motley. Pete Basile, Wayne Bitner. second row. Russ Morehead. Steve

Glascock. Sam Knotts, Matt Fortier. Dave Clark. Bill Donohew. Bob Campbell. Ted Allison.

WVIAC Wrestling Champs '67

Oh! My aching back.

How It Was Done

CHARLESTON (AP)—Fairmont State College wrestlers

captured individual championships in seven of the I I

weight classes to win the West Virginia Intercollegiate

Athletic Conference tournament with 109 points.

Runnerup with 85 points and the other four individual

titles, was defending champion, West Liberty State Col-

lege. Also scoring were Wheeling, 28; Alderson-Broaddus,

I 5; and Concord, 4.

Fairmont's winners of individual championships in the

matches at the Charleston Civic Center were:

—Henry Pickens, 130-pound class; Sam Motley, 137;

Steve Glascock, 145; Charles Nicholson, 152; Wayne Bit-

ner 167; Dave Clark, 177; and Matt Fortier, unlimited.

Fairmont State's wrestlers, coached by Bill Kerr, upset

West Virginia University's mat squad earlier in the week

prior to the tournament.

The Falcons sported a record of 6-4-1 for the current

season.

WVIAC TEAM SCORESFairmont State

West Liberty

Wheeling College

Alderson-Broaddus

Concord

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From left at Tournament are: Dwight Motley. Charles Nicholson. Steve Glascock. Matt Fortier. Dave

Clark, and Wayne Bitner.

FALCON SWIMMERS—;first row, Tim Rogers. George Stewart. Chris Pallotta. Lenny Ministero, Bill Moore.

Warren Richardson. Fred Hunsinger. second row. Steve Rexroad. Sam Perry. Bob Shimp. Jim Dugan. Dennis

Brown, and Coach Joe Bundy.

Swimming

Members of the FALCON TANKMEN had a season of

five losses and no wins due mainly to academic troubles

and no depth of numbers for the current team.

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Golf

Fairmont State's Golf team, coached by Dr. J. Martin Taylor, had another pretty

good season with several returning lettermen from the 1966 squad. Leading the

way for the Falcon linkmen were Jim Mallamo, Ron Million, Steve Mikulski, and

Tom Mikulski.

In the WVIAC Championship Golf Tournament held at Ogleby Park in Wheeling,

the Falcons finished eighth in a field of eleven. Fairmont had a score of 324 com-

pared with conference winner West Virginia State's 303.

The linkmen will have both Malamo and Million back this spring to form a nu-

cleus for another good team.

FSC GOLFERS—Ron Millione, Jim Mallamo. Steve Mikulski

Taylor.

Bronson Reese, and Coach Dr J. Martin

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FALCON TRACK TEAM—AVw /. C. Nicholson. D. Carpenter. J. White-

scarver. L. Bennett. F. Waybright, J Kara. B. Blackstone. S. Spensky. D.

Clark. B. Wilson, M Lantz. manager; row 2. F. Piern. G. Edwards. R. Ro-

bison, R Blackstone. M Williams. P. Baldree. C. Davis, S. Perry, F.

SJfc, 0%p

Brown. J. Maphais. M. Tennant. D. Dalton. D. Jones, J. Bundy, coach;

row 3, T. Thompson, B. Donahew, D. Ickes. S. Rexrode, R. Pettigrew, G.

Reynolds. D. Coe, M. Fortier. G. Shreyer. S. Montogmery. K. Kuhl, D.

Thompson. B. Ewusiak. B. Shulty, R. Cicero. F. Berry. M. Sions.

Track Team

U-U-Up and over.

Members of the FSC TRACK TEAM are made up of

practically every sport on campus and the cindermen use

the sport primarily as a conditioner. The dual and triple

meets brought honors to the college for a better-than-av-

erage season.

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FALCON TENNIS TEAM— Jront row. Coach Harold S. "Deacon" Duvall, Captain Dave Clark, Lou Gar-

garella and Larry Thornton. Back row. Cris Cryder, Bob Cleaver. Casper Boelcskevy and Cecille Galluchi.

Tennis

Fairmont State's young tennis team sported a record of 3-6 for the 1967 sea-

son. The netmen downed West Virginia Wesleyan twice and West Liberty once. De-

feats came at the hands of Morris Harvey twice, Salem College twice, Frostburg

once and California, Pa., once.

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Soccer

Fairmont State's soccer team finished the season with a

1-9 mark, dropping their final game of the season to the

Morris Harvey Golden Eagles, 3-1. in Charleston.

The only win recorded by Fairmont came over the Mor-

ris Harvey booters by a score of 4-3 on Oct. 7.

The Falcons dropped their eighth game of the season at

the hands of St. Francis on Nov. I . Housman again was

the big scorer for the Falcons as he kicked in two goals,

while teammate Sam Perry added the other tally.

FSC'S SOCCER TEAM—first row. Don Poster. Danny Conaway. Gerry

Boutin. Bill Wilson. Mike Snider, Frank Rigger. Ed Shook, Wayne Brown,

co-captains Jim Carpenter and Jim Ferrell. and Steve Perrine; second row.

Alex Migyanko. Ed Wolfe. Richard Iquinto. Doug Davidson, Joe Zsombo-

ran, Gary Smith, Ed Gall, Robert Zahn, Sam Perry, Bill Housman, and

Coach Steve Steel.

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Cross-Country

Time to qualify

The Falcon Cross-Country team hailed a season of 7

wins and 4 losses.

At Wesleyan

At West Liberty

At Davis % Elkins

(H) Wesleyan

At Wash. % Lee

(H) W. Va. Tech

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At Waynesburg

At Davis % Elkins

At West Liberty

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Alpha Xi Delta news for the day

Alpha Xi Delta Pledge Class

Alpha Xi Delta was established on the

Fairmont State College campus on Feb-

ruary 22, 1963. It formally was the Alpha

Delta Chi local sorority.

At the Nickel

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Lois Armstrong

Shirley Auberle

Alma Bartlett

Carolyn Baumgardner

Rhea Beckner

Claudia Been

Shirley Beil

Jane Bert

Sandy Black

Dee Bolyard

Sherry Bond

Jeanne Bryan

Jill Carpenter

Penny Cottrill

Jeanne Hall

Karen Harper

Barbara Konick

Claudia Kopp

Jerry Kilmer

Betty Knotts

Rosemary Lucente

Cindy Matthews

Sharon Morris

Ka\ Robinson

Sharon Springer

Roberta Stalnaker

Frances Testa

Sharon Thomas

Donna VanMeter

Susan WadeMarcia Williams

Suzan Williams

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Pledge Class '67

Delta Zeta was the first National sorority in the

United States. Delta Sigma Epsilon and Delta Zeta

merged in 1956, making Delta Zeta the largest sorority

in the nation. In 1947 Delta Sigma Epsilon Chapter

was reinstated on the FSC campus. In 1956 Delta Sig-

ma Epsilon became Delta Zeta with the Epsilon lota

Chapter at FSC.

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Virginia Antonoplos

Donna Blount

Joyce Collins

Deanna Conner

Lauren Conner

Marianne Dilly

Raette Dippolito

Valerie Girone

Barbara Glass

Norma Gatti

Jayne Gramley

Lorraine Hawkins

Pam Horky

Elaine Kennedy

Peggy Lohse

Sheila Matthews

Martha Milbrada

Cheryl Nicholson $$p^- %*

Paula Oberle

Michele Rock

Rita Rurak

Barbara Shreve

Karen Shrout

Judy Tetrick

Lee Weber

Brenda White

Sheila White

Jackeye Wilmoth

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Discussing plans for Carnation Ball

Phi Mu National Fraternity, the second oldest

college organization for women, was established

last year on campus by affiliation with Gamma Chi

Chi, first sorority on Fairmont State Campus.

Phi Mu was founded on March 4, I 852 at Wes-

ley College in Macon, Georgia. It has over 90 col-

legiate chapters, while national membership has

doubled since I 942.

Chris Adducchio

Carol Ballah AmosJudie Anderson

Leslie Armstrong

Paulette Brookover

Linda Burner

Jill Butler

Dianne Castellim

Doris Castellini

Terry Colisino

Carolyn Cowger

Suzanne DeBlasio

Frances DeMarco

Mary Frye

Cecelia Gallucci

Ramona Gregory

Diane Kisner

Nancy MayPhyllis Monell

Margaret Murray

Nancy Pollock

Carol Priester

Janet B Rowand

Susan C. Rvan

Susan Schraeder

Linda Sturm

Chane Thralls

Marlene Tiano

Diane K Webner

Mary M. Young

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Sigma Kappa was founded in 1874 at Colby

College in Waterfield, Maine. Delta Phi Chapter

came to this campus in 1959. Previously, it was

Sigma Theta Rho, which was established on this

campus in 1929.

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Joan Barniak

Maria Bennett

Janna Bilotta

Sarah Bolton

Nancy Burgess

Mary J Dennison

Barbara Francis

Mary Graziani

Virginia Greene

Patty Hibbs

Kathy Hosaflook

Patsy Howard

Peggy Laird

Merry Lynn Larosa

Donna Linn

Judith Ann Listen

Sandy Miller

Susan Mitchell

Felicia Monell

Karen Murphy

Nancy Newcome

Susan Reckard

Mary E. Schoonover

Carol J. Smith

Diane Trisler

Janey WadeKathy Watkins

Linda Wollard

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Christmas gifts for Korean foster child.

Sigma Sigma Sigma was founded on April 20, 1898, at Farm-

ville State Normal School, the present Longwood College in Farm-

ville, Virginia. Formally Tau Tau Tau, a local sorority, Alpha

Kappa Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma was established on May30, 1930, as the first national sorority on the campus of Fair-

mont State College.

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Pledge Class '67

Patricia Alonso Lou [Linner Susan Hess Adella Luoto

Jocelyn Arthur Linda Finoche Chris Hudgins Barbara Maslowski

Maggie Berdine Nancy Ford Mary A. Jurasko Linda Wartino

Karen Bitonti Mary B. Herlihy Nancy Lee Janet Vlonell

Janis Bock Donna Gabriel Jennie Livingston Vicki Moninger

Judy Boyer Elaine Herman Carol Louden Patty Piscitelli

Jo Helen Pitrolo

Ann M. Pownell

Judy Prozzillo

Rosemary Reese

Lauren Riggs

Jane Robertson

Joyce Seamon

Susan Shafer

Carol Spencer

Dina Stemple

Carol Taffoni

Ann Tennant

Nancy Walsh

Jude Wilson

Linda Work

Sliding through life

Sigma Pi, national fraternity was founded in 1897 at

Vicennes University, Vincennes, Indiana. In February of

1961 this national fraternity established a colony at Fair-

mont State College. It was not until October 12, 1963

that this colony officially became Gamma Epsilon Chapter

of Sigma Pi.

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Charles M. Baney

Bill Bonshire

Jim Buterbaugh

William Carpenter

Terry Cunningham

Tom Daniels

Marc Elliott

Allen Foley

Roger Fulmer

John S Horr

Robert Jacob

Tom Jones

William Kirk

David Koon

Gary Mancuso

John Mariner

William Martin

George McCrumEdward Mittong

Willard Nestor

Frank W. Orlosky

Sam Peppier

LaMont Peterman

Steve Petitto

James Pitcher

Joe Razes

Thomas Rosa

Bob Schmidt

Bill Shuttleworth

Steve Smyth

Robert Sommerville

John Taylor

Larry Thornton

Thomas Whiteman

Bob Zahn

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Song Fest '67

Sigma Tau Gamma was founded June 28, 1929,

upon the "desires and aspirations" of seventeen

men attending the summer session of Central Mis-

souri State College.

Xi Chapter was installed at F.S.C. on March

23, 1929 following petition from Kappa Psi Xi.

Homecoming Float PreparationsSig. Tau Advisors

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Gary Baker

Charlie Berry

Fred Currence

Jerry Bochek

Ron Dennison

Bill Dent

Lawerence Ellyson

Wayne Fetty

Norman Kallop

Bud Keller

h,A

Denver Kendall

Randy Kisner

Jim Kurczak

Rodney Lang

Brent Lambiotte

Claude Lawson III

Larry R Martin

Robert McClung

Rodney Merrifield

George Messenger

John Pignanelli

Jim Potts

Dennis Spencer

Norman Springer

Dave Toothman

Guy Toothman

Dave Toothman

Richard Toothman

David A. Wright

Gerald Zinn

115

The fraternity that bathes together stays together.

Hard at work?

'Put your arms around me

116

Tau Beta lota, the first fraternity on

campus, was founded in 1926 to pro-

mote a form of organization for ath-

letes on campus. It is considered the

great, great grandfather among fra-

ternities on campus.

Ricky R. AmosJoe Asterino

David Cimino

Doug Davidson

Dave Hardy

John Heim

Frank Larry

Tom LaughlinRobert Ayers

David BranhamDonald DeLuca

Charles Dicken

John Huff

Julius C. Jimino

Carl Lavorata

Fred LlovdEdward Branham

Jack ChadwellJames Ferrell

James Golden

Philip Jimino

Skip Kaminsky

Thomas Martin

Bill Mason

Steve Mukulski

Thomas Nunnally

Michael Porter

Larry Rexroad

Donald Rote

Fred Sauro

Don Slate

John Sprouse

Tony Taylor

Collins Thompson

Robert Urse

Bob Vincent

William Wilburn

Jerry WoodJohn Yerkovich

TKTau Kappa Epsilon, the largest inter-

national fraternity for men, was founded

on January 10, 1909. The Zeta Sigma

chapter was organized on the local campus

in 1 948 and became the Theta Delta

chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon in 1959.

In The Nickel

7/JJii

Harry Bradley

Bill Bradshaw

Dennis W. Lapps

Jimmy Carpenter

Joseph Cavalier

James Cheatham

Rick Corwin

Charles Cottrill

William Criss

Terry Deremer

Bill Ewusiak

Steve Farrar

William Futten

Mike Glendenning

Jim Goodnight

Chip Hamilton

Don Healy

James Hinkle

Don Howard

Richard laqumta

Jim Mallamo

Larry Markham

James Mertens

Dennis Neff

Steve Noe

Jon D. NuzumJack Reagan

James Sago

Gary W. Smith

Edward P. Stalnaker

Michael Stalnaker

Mark Tennant

Cully Weiss

119

Six more touchdowns to win

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Want to join the party?

Theta Xi was organized on campus in January

1928 when Omicron Pi was organized at Fair-

mont State. Omicron Pi was later initiated na-

tionally with Kappa Sigma Kappa a national social

fraternity. In August 1962, Kappa Sigma Kappa

and Theta Xi fraternities merged.

Theta Xi was nationally founded on April 29,

1864, at Rensselear Polytechnic Institute, Troy,

New York to develop a spirit of enduring fellow-

ship and to render free and energetic participa-

tion in social and all college activities.

Would you believe?

Friends go better with Coke

Randy Augustine

Brent E. Beveridge

Richard Bowermaster

Gene Burner

Ronnie Cecero

H. Scott Close

Larry Dean

Jay Dugan

Gary Gallucci

Louis Gargarella

Brian Glasser

John Godfrey

Ted Harrington

Tim Jenkins

John McCueBill McWhorter

Richard McWhorter

John A. Marchio

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Mm *M II m

James D. Marple

William Miller

Leonard J Ministero

Donald Munger

Jim Patton

Samuel Perry

Andrew Semanick

Robert Shimp

John Skidmore

Gerald N Smith III

Robert Spery

Tom Talerico

Jay Teacoch

Larry Torchia

Trent Veach

Edward Ward

Richard WargoCharles WildmanJohn Williams

Marvin Williams

William Wilson

Ed Worden Atffc^121

iqbi .

HOLLY BALL COURT-Mary Ann Jurasko, Carol Taffoni,

Nancy Newcomb, Mary Francis Graziani, Vicki Moninger

(Queen). Linda Goodwin. Charie Thralls. Donna Blount, Sharon

Morris, and Peggy Lohse.

Miss Vicki Moninger

1967 Holly Ball Queen

The Queen's Dance

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inSONG FESTTau Beta lota

"What To Do With a Drunken Sailor"

The history of the Song Fest dates back to the spring of 1949 when it began as

a competitive measuring stick among the sororities on campus. It was carried onin the spring of the following year but was dropped in 1951. After an alternating

sequence of being presented, and not being presented, the Song Fest was revived

by an invitation for the fraternities on campus to take part and compete under a

men's division. Since that time the Song Fest has had continuous success, being

presented every year except 1958. Below are the winners for the various years.

Gamma Chi Chi 1949 Tau Beta lota 1957 Sigma Kappa 1963Sigma Sigma Sigma 1950 Sigma Sigma Sigma 1959 Theta Xi 1963Sigma Sigma Sigma 1952 Tau Beta lota 1959 Gamma Chi Chi 1964Alpha Delta Chi 1954 Sigma Sigma Sigma I960 Tau Beta lota 1964Alpha Delta Chi 1955 Sigma Tau Gamma I960 Sigma Sigma Sigma 1965Tau Beta lota 1955 Gamma Chi Chi 1961 Theta Xi 1965Gamma Chi Chi 1956 Tau Beta lota 1961 Tau Kappa Epsilon 1966Tau Beta lota 1956 Gamma Chi Chi 1962 Gamma Chi Chi 1966Gamma Chi Chi 1957 Tau Beta lota

Sigma Sigma Sigma"Lullaby of Broadway"

1962

f# T

Jg J^

l^Fashions for '68?

'What's in the glass. Boozer?'

A Gathering

Of Greeks

wonder who's winning?'Want to join the party?"

124

Sigma Pi Orchid

Libby Blackburn

TBI Sweetheart

Vicki Fetchero

Frat

Sweethearts

Theta Xi Sweetheart Sigma Tau White Rose

Diane Castellini Susan Shafer

TKE Sweetheart

Barbara Sago

125

We Bridge The Span

Of Freshman To Senior

BRIDGES

1968

(PI

XT

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t *.

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PATRICIA M. ALONSORivesville

Elementary

Education

Sigma Sigma Sigma

CAROL BALLAH AMOSRivesville

Speech. English

Who's WhoBlazer's, Sec.-Treas.

TBI Sweetheart Court

Phi Mu

RICKY R. AMOSFairmont

Bus. Administration

Tau Beta lota

Sophomore Class. Sec.-Treas.

Junior Class. Sgt.-Arms

Senior Class. Sgt.-Arms

RICHARD ANDERSONClarksburg

Psychology

Sociology

JOYCE ANDREWSFairmont

Secretarial Studies

AWS

SUSAN ANNANFairmont

Nursing Education

Student Nurses Association

VIRGINIA ANTONOPLOSPittsburgh. Pa.

Bus. Administration

Delta Zeta

TERRY ARBOGASTFairmont

Social Studies

JOCELYN ARTHURClarksburg

Home Economic

Columns Staff

Mound Staff. Photographer

Home Ec. Club

AWSSNSEA

Sigma Sigma Sigma

GERALD ASHCRAFTFairmont

Bus. Administration

NIAA

W.V. IAA

SHIRLEY AUBERLEParkersburg

French

Alpha Xi Delta

SNSEA

Pi Kappa Phi

AWS

JENNIFER AUDIALumberport

Home Economics

Home Ec. Club

RANDOLPH D. AUGUSTINEWeirton

Sociology

Psychology

Theta Xi

RICHARD S. BAILEY

Bridgeport

Social Studies

English

CHARLES MICHAEL BANEYClarksburg

Bus. Administration

Sigma Pi, Pres., Treas.

Freshman Counselor

Alpha Alpha Alpha

Pence Hall, Pres.

ELIZABETH BARNARDElkins

Secretarial

Studies

JOAN BARNIAKFairmont

English

Sigma Kappa

Freshman Counselor

White Rose Court

Pi Kappa Phi

JOHN PAUL BARR ALMA LEA BARTLETT JERRY BAUGHMANFairmont

Elementary

Education

Fairmont

Nursing

Education

Alpha Xi Delta

Student Nurses

Crooksville, Ohio

Elementary

Education

Soccer

Golf

Association, Pres.

CAROLYN BAUMGARDNERHorse Shoe Run

Elementary

Education

Pense Hall, Pres.

Football

NORMA BEARDPhoenixville, Pa.

Elementary Education

Newman Treas.

MRICIA BECCALONIMonongah

Elementary

Education

Kappa Delta Pi

Alpha Xi Delta

SNSEAEUNICE BEIN AWS

Long Island, N. Y.


SNSEA

TINA BELCASTROShinnston

Accounting

LINDY LEWIS BENNETTClarksburg

General Shop

*ISEA AWSCross Country

)ung Democrats Mound Art Editor

MAGGIE BERDINE CHARLIE BERRY FRANK W. BERRY BRENT BEVERIDGE

Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Warren. Ohio

English Social Studies Business Administration Social Studies

Sigma Sigma Sigma, Treas. Sigma Tau Gamma Cross Country Theta Xi

Sigma Tau Delta. Pres. Inter-pan. Track SNSEA

Mixed Chorus ROTC Intramurals

Columns Staff

JAMES BIGGS

Fairmont

English

JERRY BOCHEKPittsburgh, Pa.

History

Sigma Tau Gamma

KAREN K. BITONTII SANDRA BLACK

Fairmont Greensburg, Pa

Speech. Dramatics Elementary

Education

Sigma Sigma Sigma

Alpha Psi Omega

Womens' Panhellenic, Pres.

Alpha Xi Delta

SNSEA

Flames AWS

BARRY BLACKSTONE LARRY BLACKSTONEDorm Officer

Baltimore, Ohio Baltimore, Ohio

Industrial Physical Education

Arts

Football

Football Track

Track Wrestling

JANIS BOCKWrestling

MARILYN BOCK SARAH BOLTONFairmont

MathematicsShinnston

Accounting

Beckley

Elementary

Education

Blazers

Sigma Sigma Sigma

Who's WhoDebate Team

Alpha Alpha Alpha

Sigma Kappa

Collegiates

SNSEA

DEE BOLYARD RAY BOND SHERRY LYNN BOND PATRICIA A. BONDYFairmont Clarksburg Clarksburg Fairmont

Elementary Elementary, Music Secretarial Studies Social Studies. English

Education

Collegiates Alpha Xi Delta SNSEAAlpha Xi Delta MENC Masquers

White Rose Court SNSEA AWSAWS Zke Crucible

SNSEA

RICHARD L. BOWERMASTER DIANNE BOYCE KAREN BOYCEKingwood Fairmont Farmington

Biology Social Studies Elementary Education

Theta Xi Kappa Delta Pi

Freshman Counselor

Columns Staff

Debate Team

CARLA BOYERFairmont

CHARLES BOYERGrant Town

Nursing Education Industrial Education

Student Nursing Association Industrial Arts Ck b

Freshman Basketb all

ED BRANHAM PAULETTE BROOKOVER HARRY J. BROWN KAY F. BROWNFairmont Fairmont Rivesville Fairmont

Social Studies English, Social Studies Industrial Technology Secretarial

Studies

Student Council Phi Mu Industrial Arts Club

Basketball Homecoming Court Epsilon Pi Tau

Who's Who Summer TheaterPyramid Society Student Council

w~

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4: MmWAYNE L. BROWN WILLIAM A. BROWN JEANNE BRYAN GENE BURNER

Fairmont Worthington Greenburg, Pa. Grafton

Industrial Ed. Industrial Arts Elementary

Education

Business Ad.

Industrial Arts Club Industrial Arts Club Theta Xi

Soccer Epsilon Pi Tau Alpha Xi Delta Alpha Alpha Alpha

ROTC SNSEA Panhellenic (Women)

AWSSNSEA

Student Council-Sum.

JIM BUTERBAUGHClymer. Pa.

Elementary

Sigma Pi

CAROLYN CAFFEECarolina

Elementary

FRANCES CAMINGLIANOClarksburg

Secretarial

Studies

AWS

RENEE CAMILLEIJl DENNIS WILLIAM CAPPSShinnston Charleston

Secretarial Business

Studies Administration

Tau Kappa Epsilon

Intramural Sports

JIMMY L. CARPENTER WILLIAM CARPENTER. JR. RAYMOND A. CARTER, JR. ELIZABETH CATHER

Ellenboro Anmoore Clarksburg Flemington

Social Science Business Ad. English Secretarial

Studies

Tau Kappa Epsilon Sigma Pi Wesley Foundation Pres

Soccer House Secretary

Baseball

Dorm Council

JACK M. CHADWELLFairmont

Business Ad.

DAVID CIMINOFairmont

Social Studies

R. PAUL CLAYTONBrandywine

Elementary Ed.

H. SCOTT CLOSEFairmont

Chemwtry

Tau Beta lota

Intepan Rep.

Alpha Alpha Alpha

Tau Beta lota

Basketball

Theta Xi

American Chemical Soc.

PHYLLIS CLUTTERRivesville

Math

JOYCE COLLINS

Rookville, Md.

Elementary

SHARON CONRADFairmont

Elementary

Delta Beta Delta Zeta

AWSSNSEA

SUSAN CORBETTSutton

RICK CORWINFairmont

Elementary Business

Wesley Foundation Tau Kappa Epsilon

CHARLES COTTRILL

Fairmont

Elementary

PENNY COTTRILL

Fairmont

Physical Ed.

CAROLYN COWGERFairmont

English

KAREN COWGERFairmont

Secretarial Studies

Senior Class Pres.

Student Council

Intramurals

Tau Kappa Epsilon-Gramm;

Alpha Xi Delta—historian marshall

Freshman Counselor

Phi Epsilon Chi

iteus

Phi Mu—Secretary

Columns editor

AWSFreshman Counselor

•i

GARY W. CUNNINGHAMCentury

Biology

Tri Beta

FREDERICK A CURRENCERivesville

Biology

Masquers

Tri Beta

Sigma Tau Gamma

KAREN SUE CUTLIP

Fairmont

Elementary

Kappa Delta Pi

KAREN DALLISONFairmont

Psychology

Freshman Councilor

Freshman Honors List

Wesley Foundation

Pi Kappa Phi

ROBERTA SUE DAVIS

Clarksburg

Biology

Beta Beta Beta

SNSEA

Masquers

AWS

MARY JO DENNISONMorgantown

Sociology

Psychology

AWSSigma Kappa— Pres.

Pi Kappa Phi

Wesley Foundation

SUZANNE DeBLASIO MARY ANN DELERUYELLE

Fairmont Fairmont

Secretarial French and English

Studies

Kappa Delta Pi

Phi Mu—Sec. Newman Apostolate

Alpha Alpha Alpha

AWSNewman Club CLARA JEAN DEMICCO TERRI DENMAN

Hepzibah Crooksville. OhioElementary Elementary

SNSEA SNSEAAWS AWs

Secretary North Hall

CHARLES STEPHEN DICKEN CHARLOTTE ANNE DILLONFairmont Rosemont

Business Ad. Home Economics

Tau Beta lota

Alpha Alpha Alpha

Home Economics Club

MARIANNE DILLY

Fairmont

Elementary

Delta Zeta—Vice Pres.

SNSEA

FSC Fashion Board

GARY LEE DOAK BRENDA DODD DONALD F. DRAKE SUSAN DURKIN

West Union Fairmont Pittsburgh, Pa. Wellsburg

Mechanical Business Education Industrial Arts Home

Technology Economics

Home Economics Club Industrial Arts Club

Industrial Arts Club Alpha Alpha Alpha Intramural Sports Home Economics

Wesley Foundation SNSEA Club

Lab Assistant Newman Club

AWS

JUDI EDGELLElkins

Secretarial

Studies

GLENN ELLSWORTHRices Landing. Pa.

Physical Ed.

MARC ERIC ELLIOTT

Charleston

Art

Kappa Pi

Sigma Pi—Treas.

Art Club

SNSEASHERRY VONNE EMERY

Clarksburg

Business

JOHN PAUL ELLIS

Shinnston

Music

Collegiates

Band

MENCMadrigals

Football

Baseball

Women's Panhellenic

Delta Zeta

Alpha Alpha Alpha

SNSEA

ILLIAM GEORGE EWUSIAKFollansbee

Biology

u Kappa Epsilon

i Beta

otball

seball

GARY W. FAIN

Clarksburg

Social Studies

LINDA FARNSWORTHMeadowbrook

Accounting

Symphonic Choir

Alpha Alpha Alpha

SANDRA FENNYCHWeirton

Elementary

SNSEA

AWSCounselor North Hal

JAMES HARLAN FERRELL KRISTINE FERRELLI ANNE FERRIS ROBERT G. FINTClarksburg Weirton Fairmont Aurora

Biology Elementary Elementary Business Ad

Freshman Counselor SNSEA SNSEASoccer AWSTau Beta lota Sgt. of Arms, North Hall

LARRY W. FLUHARTY LAWRENCE FOLEY DENNIS STEPHEN FORISHFairmont Petersburg Fairmont

Business Ad. Business Ad. Social Studies

Golf Team Alpha Alpha Alpha Masquers

Newman Club

SNSEA

GEORGE FOSTER PATTY JO FULAYTERElkins Barrackville

Business English

Alpha Alpha Alpha Collegiates

Majorette

Masquers

SNSEA

GARY GARLOWWILLIAM E. FUTTEN GARY GALLUCCI LOUIS GARGARELLA Fairmont

Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Biology

Recreation Social Studies Industrial Arts

Tri-Beta. Vice-Pres.

Tau Kappa Epsilon Freshman Counselor Tennis Team Collegiate Acad, of

Young Republicans Kappa Delta Pi Industrial Arts Club Science

Chorus Theta Xi Freshman Counselor SNSEA

Interpanhellenic Theta Xi Masquers

PAUL GASTONBridgeport

Biology

Tri-Beta

MARIKAY GEISEL

Johnstown, Pa.

Elementary

Education

Collegiates

Delta Zeta

Dorm Counselor

MICHAEL GLENDENNINGFairmont

Physical Education

Student Body, Sgt. of Arms

Who's WhoTau Kappa Epsilon, Pres.

Cautelot

MARILYN GLOVERMannington

Secretarial

Studies

JOHN GODFREYTuckerton, N.J.

Social Studies

Theta Xi

LINDA GOODWINReedsville

Elementary

Education

MARY GRAZINI

Fairmont

Nursing

Sigma Kappa

SNA

CHARLES GWINNRichwood

Physical

Education

BETTINA GRECOShinnston

Secretarial Studies

JANET GREYNOLDSWest Milford


AWS

TERRY R. GROFFGlen Burnie. Md.

Pre-Medicine

American Chemical Society

Lambda Delta Lambda

DARBY HANDLENFairmont

Home Economics

Home Economics Club

Wesley Foundation

AWS

VIRGIL HANDLEYBridgeport

Business

Administration

Columns Staff

CAROL HANSHEWDanese

Home Economics

Inter Varsity

Christian Fellowship

Home Economics Club

Rifle Team

JAMES HARKI

Fairmont

Elementary

Education

Industrial Arts Club

KAREN HARPERWeston

Elementary

Education

SNSEA

AWSAlpha Xi Delta

CAROLYN HARSHBARGERPiedmont

Elementary

Education

Kappa Delta Pi

AWS

THOMAS A. HAWK TANA HECKLER PAULETTA HESS

New Kensington. Pa. Windbar. Pa. Flemington

Elementary Elementary Speech

Education Education

SNSEA

SNSEA

SUSAN HESS

Fairmont

English

SNSEATau Kappa Epsilon

Sweetheart Court

PATTY HIBBS

Fairmont


Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Kappa—Vice President

Blazers AWSSigma Tau Del .1 Inerpan

1 lames

GARY K. HICKMAN JAMES D. HINKLE THELMA JEAN HINZMAN JACK HOLT

Mannington Buckhannon Fairmont Clarksburg

Business Industrial Education Elementary Education Business Administration

Tau Kappa Epsilon AWS Deans List

Industrial Arts Club SNSEA

Kappa Delta Pi

I__^^M

NICK HORNYAKFarmington

Industrial Arts

JOHN STEPHEN HORRClarksburg

Sociology

ELIZABETH ANN HUNTERMannington

Commerce

RICHARD IAQUINTAClarksburg

Physical Education

Industrial Arts Club Sigmua Tau Gamma Tau Kappa Epsilon

Newman

DONALD ICKES ELEANOR ANNE IRVIN ROBERT M. JACOBMidvale, Ohio Weston Wellsburg

Physical Education Home Economics Biology

Football

Track

State President Home Economics Club

4-H

Debate Honorary

Sigma Tau GammaMasquers

Mound Staff

PAM JACOBSFairmont

Home Economics Club

JOYCE JEFFERS

Fairmont

Elementary Education Sociology

SHERYL JENKINS GARETH JENNINGS JANICE SHRIVER JENNINGS JULIUS C. JIMENOGrafton Newburg Fairmont Fairmont

Secretarial Studies Biology English Business Administration

AWS Tri Beta Education Honorary Tau Beta lota

English Honorary Sigma Beta Beta

Freshman Counselor

Alpha Alpha Alpha

CAROL SUE JOHNSON FAITH JONES ROBERT JONES ROBERT L. JONESGrafton Fairmont Salem Mannington

Nursing Sociology Social Studies Industrial Arts

SNA AWS Industrial Arts Club

SNSEA

TOM JONESClymer. Pa.

Physics Comprehensive

Sigma Pi

Inter Panhellenic, President

Basketball

Student Council Representative

NORMAN KALLOPPittsburgh. Pa.

Speech

Sigma Tau GammaPi Kappa Phi

ROBERT JOSEPH KARLFairmont

Business Administration

LORETTA KENDRALLAGreensboro, Pa.

English. Social

Studies

AWSSNSEA

Choir

THOMAS KELLY

Cherry Hill

Industrial Arts


SNSEA

ELAINE KENNEDYGrafton


Junior Prom Court

Student Body. Vice-President

Secretary Morrow Hall

Delta Zeta

DENVER KENDALLSmithfield

Biology

Sigma Tau GammaBeta Beta Beta

House President

WILLIAM M. KERVASKI

Fairmont

Business

Administration

DARLENE KING

Fairmont

Nursing


-

JUDY A. KING

Morgantown

Sociology

Masquers

Pi Kappa Phi

4-H Club

J. J. KLEMICK RICK KNIGHTWindber, Pa. Clarksburg

Art Comprehensive Social Studies

Kappa Pi SNSEANewman Club Golf

Soccer

BETTY KNOTTSGrafton

English

Alpha Xi Delta. President

Secretary. Student Body

RONALD LEE KOLBASH

Grant Town

Biology

Beta Beta Beta

Newman Club

BARBARA KONICKFairmont


Alpha Xi Delta

SNSEA

AWS

JAMES KURCZAKFairmont

[ nglish

Sigma Tau GammaMasquers

JEANNE LAFFERRE

Chester

Sociology

Delta Zeta

Holly Ball Court

Mound Staff

North Hall Counselor

MARY MARGARET LAIRD

Pittsburgh. Pa.


AWSSigma Kappa. President

Womens' Panhellenic

DONNA LAMBElkins

Home Economics

AWSSNSEA

Home Economics Club

MICHAEL LANTZ

Ridgeley

Physical Education

MERRY LYNN LAROSAFairmont

Physical Education

Sigma Kappa

Phi Epsilon Chi

AWSGreek Week Queen 1 966

FRANCES L4RR\

Shinnston

Secretarial Studies

FRANK E. LARRY CLAUDE S. LAWSON. Ill BRENDA LAUIGNA JOAN L. LAYMANFairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont

Social Studies Social Studies, French Psychology Social Studies

Tau Beta lota Sigma Tau Gamma AWSFreshman Counselor SNSEA

The Columns Columns Staff

KENNETH LEIGH

Hemlock

Social Studies

MARY LOU LEIGH

Buckhannon

Secretarial Studies

DONNA LINN

Fairmont

Social Studies

Intramurals

KARAL LINN

Grafton

Secretarial Studies

Collegiates

MENC

CAROL LIPSCOMBBridgeport

Math, English

SNSEA

AWS

Sigma Kappa

SNSEA

AWS

JUDITH ANN LISTON

Morgantown

Music

MENCCollegiates

Madrigals

Sigma Kappa

LINDA LOU LOCKHARTFairmont


Chorus

SNSEA

AWSYoung Republicans

PEGGY LOHSEFairfax, Va.


Delta Zeta, President

Junior Class, Vice-President

AWSSNSEA

MARGARAT LONGFollansbee

Psychology

Masquers

Pi Kappa Phi

SHIRLEY LONGBridgeport

Accounting

DONNA LONGENETTEClarksburg

Secretarial Studies

Alpha Alpha Alpha

Wesley Foundation

LINDA LOUGHRYRowlesburg

Secretarial Studies

MARTHA LLOYDSutton

Secretarial Studies

Dorm Counselor

Wesley Foundation

ADELLA LUOTOWeirton

English

Sigma Sigma Sigma

Freshman Counselor

SNSEA

LARRY MARKHAMSt. Albans

Biology

CARL OWEN MACEPetersburg

English

JAMES DAVID MARPLE

Sutton


JOHN MARINERWaynesburg. Pa.

Business

Administration

Sigma Pi

Interpanhellic

Alpha Alpha Alpha

Tai' Kappa Epsilon

Tri Beta

Freshman Counselor

Sigma Beta Beta

Theta Xi

President of the Freshman Class

President of Student Body

LINDA BRINEGAR MARTINMannington

Elementary

Education

THOMAS W MARTINFarmington

Industrial Education

Tau Beta iota


Epsilon Pi Tau

VICKY MARTINFairmont

Nursing

Nursing Association

WILLIAM MARTINFairmont

Business

Administration

Sigma Pi

Band

Yearbook Staff

CINDY MATHEWS ROBERT LEE MAZZA ROBERT McCLUNG KATHLEEN McCONKEYNew Martinsville Clarksburg Fairmont Calkwell, N. Y.

Business Education Business Business Administration Elementary

Administration Education

Alpha Xi Delta Sigma Tau GammaAlpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Psi Omega AWSJunior Prom Court Alpha Alpha Alpha SNSEA

Industrial Arts Club Art Club

JfefcDELORAS McCOY GEORGE K. McCRUM JOAN McDANNELL SHARON McCOY

Shinnston

Secretarial Studies

Kingwood

Elementary

Education

Shinnston

Nursing

Clarksburg

Nursing

AWSSigma Pi

Nursing Club Student Council

Intramural football

Intramural basketball

MARGARET McKAIN

Fairmont

Elementary

Education

SNSEA

Newman Club

RONALD McVANCY RICHARD McWHORTERClarksburg Fairmont

Business Administration Biology

Alpha Alpha Alpha Swimming TeamYoung Democrats Tri Beta

Theta Xi, President

Student Council

GEORGE G. MESSENGERFairmont

Speech

Sigma Tau GammaMarion Research Association

SUSAN METEBALL GEORGE MICHAEL STEVE MIKULSKI DONALD MILLERFairmont Carolina Fairmont

Social Studies Industrial Education English

Student Council Tau Beta lota Lambda Delta LambdaSwimming Team Golf TeamCross Country Swimming TeamCollegiates

MAYNARD JAY MILLERBarrackville


SANDRA LOUISE MILLERTarentum. Pa.

Speech

RONALD MILLIONE

Fairmont

Speech

LEONARD J. MINISTERO

Oradell, N.J.

Speech

1. E. Club Sigma Kappa Student Council

English

Cast of Camelot Debate TeamStage Manager of Dracula Freshman Counselor

Golf Team

EDWARD MITTONGSalem

Biology

English

JOHN MOHREgg Harbor City,

New Jersey

Industrial Arts

PHYLLIS MONELLFairmont

Home Economics

WILLIAM MONTGOMERYClarksburg

Social Studies

Sigma Pi

Tri Beta


Epsilon Pi Tau

Phi MuStudent Council

TBI Sweetheart Court

Freshman Counselor

SNSEA

REBECCA MORANFairmont

Elementary

Education

SNSEA

DONNA MORRONEFairmont

French

Home Economics Club

Pi Kappa Phi

DONALD G. MUNGERNorth East. Pa.

Physical Education.

Social Studies

Wrestling

Cross Country

Theta Xi

MICHAEL H. MURPHYMannington


Alpha Alpha Alpha

WKd' î

STANIS MURPHYPhilippi

Secretarial Studies

MARY ELLEN MUSGROVEFairmont


DENNIS NEFF

Crooksville. Ohio


WILLIAM J. NESTORParsons

Social Studies

PHYLLIS NEWBROUGHAnmoore

Home Economics

Football

Track

Letterman's Club

Tau Kappa Epsilon

Sigma Pi Home Economics Club

NANCY NEWCOMEFairmont

Business

Administration

DIANA NOSHOGYAFairview

Physical

Education

WILLIAM T. NUNNALLYFairmont

Elementary

Education

JON DAVID NUZUMFairmont

Business

Administration

Sigma Kappa

Alpha Alpha Alpha

AWS

Tau Beta lota

Swimming Team

Tau Kappa Epsilon

Student Council

IFRANK W. ORLOSKY

Nemacolin. Pa.

Business

Administration

Sigma Tau Gamma

JEAN S. PALMERFairmont

Commerce

Home Economics Club

Young Democrats

SNSEA

LA MONT PETERMANHooversville, Pa.

Industrial Education

Sigma Pi

Epsilon Pi Tau


FRANCIS JOSEPH PIERN

Connellsville, Pa.

Social Studies

Cross Country

Track

LUCIA PIGOTT JOHN PIGNANELLI JAMES PITCHER. JR

West Union Fairmont Morgantown

English Industrial Arts Industrial Arts

Delta Zeta Sigma Tau Gamma. President Industrial Arts Club

AWS Industrial Arts Club i Sigma Pi

Mound Staff

SNSEA

ROBERTA POLINGElkins

Home Economics

AWSHome Economics

SNSEA

SHELIA POLING

Barrackville

Nursing

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Fairmont

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Fairmont

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Baltimore, Ohio

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Clarksburg

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Fairmont Rivesville

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Fairmont Westernport. Pa Tunnelton

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Levitown, NY.

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Fairmont Charleston

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Fairmont Elkins Fairmont Clarksburg

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Joe C. Allen

Ass't. Professor

Commerce

Mrs. Pauline Brand

Ass't Librarian

Dr Raymond Amos Jr.

Ass't Professor

Patricia Anderson

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Dr Eugene Arnold

Professor

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Joseph Bundy

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Doris Burns

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Ruth A. Burns

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Ronald L CamInstructor

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Donald Campbell

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George E Cannon

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Margaret A. Dodge

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Dennis Donoghue Margaret Doolittle Galen Duling

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Languages English History

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Paula Helm

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Lewis Herring Melva Hess Clifford House

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Marilynn Jone

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Mary Kennedy Joseph Kerr William Kerr

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Music Sociology Physical Education

Dr. James LaRue William Laughlin Jr Richard Lengel

Professor Instructor Instructor

Mathematics Economics History

Loy Leonard Jo Ann Lough Aileen Lucas

Asst. Professor Asst Professor Asst Librarian

Tech.-lnd. Education Speech -Drama

Clora Marple Frances Mason Glenn Massay

Asst. Professor Asst. Professor Asst Professor

Education Physical Education History

Terrence Markovich

Instructor

Speech-Drama

Patricia Mays

Instructor

Nursing Education

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Dr. Gary McKownAsst. Professor

Chem. -Science

Frances MoodyAsst. Professor

Music

Earl McLaughlin Otis H. Milam Fred Miller

Asst. Professor Registrar Instructor

Education

Kenneth Morick

Speech -Drama

Mary E. Morgan Instructor George Morrison

Instructor Business Instructor

History

Tridib Mukherjee

English

Dorothy Muehlbauer instructor Orville Naegele

Instructor Economics Asst. Professor

Mathematics

Mildred Newcome

Geology-Phys. Sci

Marilyn G. Neptune Instructor Bruce Nims

Instructor English Instructor

Physical Education History

Barbara Nailler

Asst. Professor

English

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Peter Pell

Asst. Director

Student Personnel

Flora Petro Walter Phillips William Phillips Jr

Asst. Professor Instructor Asst. Registrar

Commerce Tech.-lnd. Education

Woodrow Potesta Ruth Powell Frank Pulice Jr.

Asso. Professor Asst. Librarian Director

Commerce Foods Service

Jack Pulsifer Joe Retton Lillian Rhodes

Asst. Professor Asst. Professor Asso. Professor

History Physical Education Art

Thomas J. Richards Jay E. Robinson Josephine Rosier

Instructor Asso. Professor Librarian

Art Music

Alva J. Rice

Asst. Bus. Mgr

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Patricia Ryan

Instructor

Political Science

Philip Schultzbank

Asst Professor

Commerce

Janet Salvati Frank Sansalone William Schneider

Asst. Librarian Instructor Asst. Professor

Commerce Mathematics

William Shaffer Carolyn Sheets Jean Simonof

Instructor Instructor Asst. Librarian

Psychology Music

Ruth Skaggs Dr. Waldon Skinner James Snyder

Instructor Director Instructor

Home Economics HPER Tech -Ind. Education

Stephen Steele Earl Straight Mary Jane Strohl

Instructor Director Instructor

Physical Education Public Relations Mathematics

Suzanne Snyder

Asst. Professor

Speech

Dr. Elizabeth Swiger

Professor

Chemistry

194

îiflDr. Leo Taggert Dr Martin

Professor Professor

Education Education

Taylor Christopher Thompson George Turley

Instructor Dean of Men

Speech

LeRoy D. Unruh

Asst. Professor

Tech.-lnd. Ed.

Joanne VanHorn

Instructor

History

Marilee Veasey

Instructor

Speech

Lawrence Wallman

Asso. Professor

Speech-Drama

Bart Watson

Instructor

English

Richard P. Wellock

Director

Fine Arts Div.

David Whelan

Instructor

Economics

Craig White

Instructor

Sociology

Richard Whiteman

Instructor

Tech.-lnd. Education

Margaret Willard Stark Wilmoth

Asso. Professor Chairman

Education Education Dept

Wilford Wilson Kenneth Wise James Young

Asso. Professor Asso. Professor Instructor

Athletic Director Tech.-ind. Education Geography

195

ADVERTISING

"GOOD LIVE

MUSIC

EVERY

FRIDAY ANDSATURDAY NIGHT*

SYMBOL OF SERVICE

HOPE

NATURAL

GAS

COMPANYServing Homes, Industries and Institutions in West Virginia

DIVISION OF CONSOLIDATED GAS SUPPLY CORPORATION

196

SHARP-HAMILTON

MENS STORE INC"THE MAN'S STORE"

Home of Nationally Known Brands

I 20 Adams Street

Fairmont, W. Va.

RAWLINGS

OPTICIANRYFinest Eyewear

in Fashion and Quality

Nothing You Buy . . .

Costs So Little

. Yet Gives You So Much

PRESCRIPTION

OPTICIANS

FAIRMONT

HOTEL

MARION PAPERDISTRIBUTORS OF PAPER PRODUCTS

AND SANITARY SUPPLIES

FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA

Office and Warehouse

Sixth Street and Beltline

Telephone 363-6500

ALCAN ALUMINUMCORPORATIONAn Alcan Aluminum

Limited Company

Fairmont, West Virginia

ALCAN

STANDARD

FURNITURE COMPANY• Furniture

• Appliances

• Floor Coverings

• Household Goods

• Carpeting

Phone 363-8200

321-325 Jackson Street

Fairmont, W. Va.

College LunchPork and Faye Henderson

"Good Things to Eat and Drink"

7 I 8 Locust Avenue


Phone 363-9451

Happiness

li3«« • •

ELECTRIC HOME HEATING

More and more people in this area are

selecting Flameless Electric Heat. The

time will come when you want to build

a home. Be sure to get all the facts on

modern, safe, economical electric heat.

It's a clean break with the past!

Monongahela

PowerPart of the Allegheny

Power SystemAKETTERING

FIRST NATIONAL

BANK BAKINGIN FAIRMONT

"Friendly Bank" COMPANYMEMBER OF F.R.B.

£ F.D.I.C. Bakers of

Country Style Bread

JOHNS^„^ The Big

Your "Down" Town Campus Store

*mH Hfc, One-StopFairmont State

A ' n [^ 1 itt\Shopping

• Jackets

1 1 1 fc 1 Center• T-Shirts

BE 1 %Lfllflf In Downtown• Sweatshirts

^the compute vsRiETr noiTf Fairmont• Football Jerseys^^0T • Numeral Jerseys

1 30 Jackson Street

Fairmont, W. Va.

[ KLINGENSMITH

! MUSICFairmont. W.Va.

363-\600

PIANOS § ORGANS BAND INSTRUMENTS

• Baldwin • Leblanc

• Lowery • Olds

• Wurlitzer • Selmer

"MUSIC MAKES YOUR HOUSE A HOME"

WE ARE PROUD

to Have Supplied

Quality Materials

Throughout the Years

Toward

the Growth of

FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE

One of Our Finest

Community Assets

FAIRMONTWALL PLASTER CO.

201 Fairmont Ave.

1 1 1 Tenth Street

Phone

366-2000

PITROLO PONTIAC

CADILLAC COMPANY• Renault

• GMC• Trucks

• Puegeot

10 Locust Avenue Fairmont, West Virginia

Fairmont

Printing Company, Inc.

2 10 Ogden Avenue

Fairmont, W. Va.

Phone 363-8500

JOHNNYS SPORT SHOPCOMPLETE LINE

HUNTING. FISHING

AND

SPORTING SUPPLIES

TROPHIES IN STOCK

ENGRAVED IN 24 HOURS

1512 Locust Ave.

Phone i6i-2820

Fairmont, W. Va.

Congratulations

to the Class of '6$

GROSSMAN JEWELERS2 I 6 Adams St.—One Door North

of City National Bank

Your Charge Account Invited199

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Your Station

For

Fighting Falcon Sports

WMMN920 KC $000 W

Music for Modern America

CBS

MOUNTAINEER COALCOMPANY

Division of

Consolidation Coal Company

Fairmont, W. Va.

BELMONT MOTOR INN g RESTCatering Service to Dorms

and Banquet Service

Phone 363-5300

Where Students Like to

Dine Before § After

Campus Activities

A MAN CAN GROW

& -/Inc/ keep 0/? Growing

WITH OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY

Ours is a growing company -and we can

grow together in fields where a man has

ample opportunity and room to carve out a

satisfying life-time career.

We offer you stability that is inherent in

the business of manufacturing and distrib-

uting a variety of goods, continually being

broadened by the development of newproducts reaching new markets.

You can enjoy the advantages that comefrom association with a company which is

outstanding in reputation and prestige in

its field.

You can benefit from a training program

that has proved its worth to a large numberof young men during the past several years

as we have expanded our operations.

You can have the security to be found in

an organization where men stay and grow

with a growing company, where there are

liberal life and health insurance plans, and

solidly established retirement plans.

OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY LINES INCLUDE:

Duraglas bottles and jars • Closures

Plastic containers • Plastic fitments

Corrugated paper shipping boxes

Multiwall bags • Kraft paper for boxes

Glass television bulbs • Glass tubing

Glass rod • Electrical insulators

Laboratory glass • Vials • AmpulsLibbey Safedge tumblers and stemwareGlass block • Hardwood panels and doors

We are interested in qualified young menwith either technical or non-technical back-

grounds for training in sales, production

management or general engineering. Weinvite those interested to write directly to:

Director, Selection oj Specialized Personnel

MAKERS OF Q PRODUCTSO IWENS-ILLINOISGlass Container Division

PLANT • FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA

201

HARTLEY'S

The Complete

Department

Store

Serving the People of

the Monongahela Valley

for 9 I Years

Our

Congratulations

to the Class

of '6$

Fairmont W.Va.

Phone 363-3600

LAFAYETTE RADIO

ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATED

STOREHi-Fi—Stereo—C.B. Radios

Tape Recorders—Guitars

5 10 Locust Avenue

Phone 366-0545

—Come In And Browse Around—

ANTHONYCHEVROLET

COMPANY

HmSH

Marion County's Volume Dealer'

740 Fairmont Avenue

Fairmont. W.Va.

Phone 366-3500

PARKETTE363 -965 I

Bellview Blvd

SMOUSE FLOOR

§ WALL COVERINGExclusive Dealers of

Luxury Carpets

610 Locust Ave.

i6i-066\

"2ZMMthings gobetter,!

Coke

BC7TLLD UNPCR AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY

FAIRMONT COCA-COLA BOTTLING

WORKS, INC.

HANDO'SRESTAURANT

FINE FOODS

AT

EAST SIDE

AND

WEST SIDE

IN

Fairmont, W.Va.

The Finest Spaghetti

363-9408

363-9720

Compliments of

on Fairmont's Busiest Corner—

"GOLDEN CORNER"

Fairmont, W.Va.

Serving the People for 45 Years

UPSON'SSINCE 1906

"And Still the Best Place to Shop''

FAIRMONT, W. VA.

Your Charge Account Invited

Phone: 363-6800

COMMUNITYBANK § TRUST

Fairmont W. Va.

SPEEDWAY EXIT

PARKWAY^DRIVE IN /

kS).

Each Depositer Insured to

$15,000

F.D.I.C.

Federa! Deposit Insurance Corporation

"The Bank with the Open Door"

ROGERS JEWELRY COMPANY228 Adams Avenue

AUTHORIZED DEALER

CITY NATIONAL BANK

OF

FAIRMONT, W.VA.Member of FDIC

"Insured up to $15,000. Big enough to

serve you, small enough to appreciate you.

ÂSERVICE ft_

FAIRMONT AMERICANLAUNDRY

ONE HOUR DRY CLEANINGAcross From the Fairmont Theater

Phone 366-0530 One Stop Service

BIGGIES DRIVE-IN"Drive up Window Service"

600 Locust Avenue

Best I 5<t Hamburgers and

French Fries in Town

HERMOSILLA'S

MENSHOPS

"Get to know us it pays"

309 Madison St. Market St.

Fairmont, W.Va. Mannington, W.Va.

363-2871 986-1010

LEVINE'SMen's Wear

and

Women Wear

323 Adams Street Phone 366-1 62 I


We Invite You To Say "Charge-It" at Jones!

. . . FAIRMONTS FINE STORE

OF FASHION!

We Give, We Redeem Valuable S § H Green Stamps

FIRST FEDERAL

SAVINGS % LOANBest Wishes to Fairmont State

College"

Member of F.S.L.I.C.

KISNER CONSTRUCTION

AND SUPPLY COMPANY• Glidden Paint

Unfinish Furniture

*^*™*Tf

208 E. Park Ave.

Fairmont W.Va.

Compliments of

McCRORY2 I 8-220 Adams Street

COMMUNITYFOODLAND

I /\ *S A i

BEST WISHES

Class of '68

from

Pepsi-Cola Bottling CompanyMorgantown Avenue

COLASESSANO'SFinest in Draft and

Rest in Pizza

"Spider Wishes the Rest

to Fairmont State."

MAUNZlnJivnlu.il Shops for

Men and Ladies Too.

"Dress Well and Succeed"

Fairmont and Clarksburg

Complete Line of Office Furniture

and Office Supplies"

Sales and Service

on All Equipment

Downtown Gift Center

ADAMS OFFICE

SUPPLY101 Adams Street

TARLETON MOTORCOMPANY

Ruick . Opal . Olds

Fairmont Ave at 3rd

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CAMPUS DESIGNED

WITH YOU IN MIND!

MEN OF FAIRMONT STATE—our College Shop was designed

with YOU in mind—and you'll find proof positive that you don't

have to be a B.M.O.C. (Big Man On Currency) to dress like a V.I. P.

(Victori lui Personnus)* when you see our big wonderful selections.

CLARKSBUffG

FAIRMONT

ADAMS at MONROE in FAIRMONT

207

Education

and

R3-S-+1

Communication _

for

World Unity

The Chesapeake and Potomac

Telephone Company of W. Va.

FAIRMONTCOKEWORKS

THE 1968 MOUND STAFFwould like to thank those who are often unnoticed. These

are the faithful advertisers whose interest and cooperation

have helped make the production of this yearbook possible.

Boosters

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wells

Sy Lloyd

Warner's Music Store

George Wall's Barber Shop

Alpha Xi Delta Sorority

Tau Beta lota Fraternity

Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity

Sigma Pi Fraternity

Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority

Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity

Jean Cavanaugh

208

MUSIC DEPARTMENTFAIRMONT STATE COLLEGEFAIRMONT, W. VA. 26554

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