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Time Is Relevant Potomac State College

West Virginia University

Keyser, West Virginia

1973-1974

To all those who helped in the production of the 1974 "Time Is Rele-
vant" Catamount.

To Mr. Yancy Overby, Delmar representative, who made many a trip
from Virginia to explain some facet of printing. To Mr. Dennis Carpenter
who helped insure that the yearbook had top quality pictures. To Miss
Irene Brown and Mr. Elwood Layman who lent the use of their typing
rooms. To Dr. Elizabeth Atwater who gave some much needed moral
support. And a Special thank you to Mr. William Gallier, the Catamount
sponsor, who helped do anything that had to be done — from the typing
of masters to the mailing of pages.

Editor-in-Chief

CONTENTS

Homecoming

Campus Kaleidoscope

Administration, Faculty, Staff

Royalty

Organizations

Sports

Classes

74 Publications

Advertisements

Time phases out of the mind many names and faces and experiences. Only a yearbook
remembers.

The lengthening shadows on the face of a dial, the darkening streaks down the sides of
a building, the ticking of a clock, the sound of the hour bells, the running of sand in the
hour-glass and the age lines on the faces of those we see are all outward signs of the
passing of the hours. Time is not only the measure of life but its medium. "An hour
wasted is existence; used is life."

On these pages are the Relevant Times we will savor in the afterglow of tomorrow
when faces and events long since have ebbed into the shadows of memory. For us at
Potomac State College to be used not wasted for our Relevant Time is now.

POTOMAC STATE HOMECOMING 1973

Miss Catamount XXXV, Shirley Johnson; Princess Kathy Pelliccione; Princess Deborah Brady

First place in the car division went to the Pasquino's "weeple"

A Student With Parents On Parents' Day

top left: Circle K prepare their float,
top right: Potomac State Marching Band,
center: Circle K wins first place in theme division,
bottom: Sigmas capture the spirit of homecoming game.

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Blue Moons get it on.

King Greaser sings to his Teen Angel.

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Homecoming Dance.

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Students spend time in the Student Union between classes.

Jane Allen studying for a test.

PINBALL WIZARD

Student Union in the Snow

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CAMPUS KALEIDOSCOPE

Coming? or Going?

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REYNOLDS HALL DORM COUNCIL: John Watkins, Foster Warner, John Hopkins.
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J Administration, Faculty and Staff

Dr. A. G. Slonaker, executive dean

MESSAGE FOR CATAMOUNT — 1973-1974

The past year I have been proud to be a part of Potomac
State College and the traditions which surround it. I am
encouraged that students, faculty, and staff have worked
together as a team, and the results of this effort are re-
warding.

We are in an age of accountability, as well as an age of
inflation, but I am confident that if we continue to work
together as a unit, we can build an even better Potomac
State College, and in turn be better prepared for the
challenging future in the years ahead.

Congratulations to the Catamount staff for an excellent
publication.

A. G. Slonaker
Dean of the College

Prof. James T. Handlan, associate dean

Aside from being a nostalgic record for students at
Potomac State College, each yearly issue of the Cata-
mount carries an important history of this college.
The changes that have been made, the advances in
knowledge, new attitudes, and the way each class
faces the challenges of its year are found within the
covers of the yearbook. The tempo of the time is here,
and how each class searched for solutions to the
problems of its day is written for all to see. The
students and their faculty sponsor who worked to
produce the yearbook are to be congratulated for the
excellent results which are set here for a record of
1974.

James T. Handlan
Associate Dean

i, Director of Counseling Center; Director of

Prof. Harry R. Smith, Director of Business Affairs

Mr. James M. Huffman, Director of Admissions

Mr. Simeon Bright, Director of Cooperative Education

Prof. Helen C. Criner, Registrar

Mrs. Mary Evelyn Coffman Director of Alumni Affairs

Mrs. Ann V. Pamer, Cashier

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Mrs. Faye W. Beams, secretary to Associate Dean

Mrs. Ernestine S. Golden, secretary to the Registrar

Mrs. Helen M. Jones, secretary to Executive Dean; and friend

Mrs. Barbara Ours, secretary in Admission Office
Mrs. Charlotte Rawlings secretary in Business Office

Mrs. Wanda Garner, secretary to Director of Financial Aid
Mrs. Betty J. Hofbauer secretary for Cooperative Education

Miss Linda S. Lancaster, faculty secretary

Mrs. Helen L. Miller Information Office

Mrs. Charlene Wenckowski Institutional Research
Analyst.

Mrs. Thelma H. O'Connor, Assistant Librarian

Mr. Boyd R. Plumley, Head Librarian

Mrs. Betty Jo Howard, Assistant Librarian

Mrs. Elizabeth Martin; Tutor-Counselor, English

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Mr. Lowell Markey, Special Student Services Director

Mr. James Beckman, Student Union Manager

Mrs. Marian B. Fallon, Student Union Assistant

Mr. J. E. Staggs, Superintendent of Maintenance

Mrs. Neva Taylor, R.N.; College Day Nurse

Dr. Paul Healy
College Physician

Dr. Elizabeth A. Atwater, Journalism and Speech

Prof. Lester Beavers, Political Science and Sociology

Prof. Willa L. Cather, English

Mr. Carl Cox, Counselor in Psychology

Dr. James Champion, Professor of Physics

Dr. Burtron Davis, Professor of Chemistry

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Prof. Dudley Gordon, Chairman, English Department

Prof. Oscar Gustafson, Director of Agriculture

Prof. Elizabeth P. Hanlin, Home Economics

Prof. Edward Hartman, Director, Computer Center

Prof. Herbert J. Hartman, Engineering

Mrs. Bonnie N. Harvey, Instructor in Biology

Prof. Paul Iverson, Chairman, Mathematics Department

Prof. El wood Layman, Commerce

Prof. Kenneth Malone, Agriculture

Prof. Virginia Johnson, Mathematics; Dr. Alan Paine, Mathematics

Prof. Irene McKinney, English

Prof. William E. Michael, Chairman, Biology Department

Prof. Jasper T. Morris, General Physical Science

Dr. Allen E. Murphy, Professor of Geology

Dr. Robert Naylor, Professor of Chemistry

Prof. Nancy M. Oates, Biology

Mr. Peter L. Paulson, Instructor in English and Reading Coach Cecil Perkins, Athletic Director; Head Football Coach

Dr. Maurice Powell, Chairman, Natural and Physical Sciences

Prof. Margaret Rafter, Physical Education

Prof. Jack L. Reynolds, History and Social Sciences

CPT Edmund Roleff, Professor of Military Science

Dr. Dallas Shaffer, Chairman, Social Sciences

Dr. William R. Simpson, Professor of English

Mr. Robert T. Staggs, Instructor, Computer Technology Mr. John C. Stone, Instructor in Commerce (Accounting)

Mr. Michael D. Williford, Instructor, Music

Prof. Richard Davis, Music

Miss Veda Hughes, Instructor in French and Art Appreciation

Mr. Dennis Carpenter, Audio-Visual Technician

Mrs. Jane Murphy, Bookstore Manager

Mrs. Nola Clark, Bookstore Clerk

Mrs. Francine C. Shanahan, Resident-Counselor, Friend Hall Mr. Bob Connors, Resident-Counselor, Davis Hall

Mr. James Jarrett, Resident-Counselor, Reynolds Hall

HER MAJESTIES of 1974

Miss Catamount XXXV
Shirley Johnson

Homecoming Princesses
Deborah Brady
Kathy Pelliccione

Homecoming Attendants
Cathy Bricker; Pamela Corrado
Jane Dewitt; Janet Dickerhoff
Cynthia Gilbert; Chris Graham
Deborah Imler; Loretta Lewis
Sherry Lowery; Deborah Meyers
Amanda Pence; Deborah Wenke

Alpine Princess
Sheila Carr

Sigma Sweetheart
Deborah Brady

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Deborah Wenke, players nominee

Pamela Corrado, band nominee

Sherry Lowery
football team nominee

Deborah Imler, ROTH nominee

Jane DeWitt, CYF nominee

Cathy Bricker, SVA nominee

Amanda Pence, Agriculture Club
nominee

Loretta Lewis
WV-SPIRC nominee

Chris Graham, yearbook nominee

Cynthia Gilbert, singers nominee

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ORGANIZATIONS

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SIGMA IOTA CHI

SIGMA ACTIVES: SEATED, Chris Graham, Debbie Brady, Jan Dickerhoff, Teresa Lee, Janice Weyant; STANDING, Nancy Shingleton, Jean
Pedro, Barbara Ganoe, Cathy Bricker, Sandy Linthicum, Deborah Imler, Sherry Lowery; NOT SHOWN, Margie Roderick, Chris DeGioia,
Marlene Watts.

Epsilon Chapter of Sigma lota Chi is the oldest
sorority on the campus of Potomac State College.
Sigma was founded in 1903 at the University of the
South at Sewanee, Tennessee, by Greer A. Duncan.
It has become the largest junior college sorority
in the United States. Carrying on the spirit and ideals
of the first chapter, the group stresses the impor-
tance of scholastic achievement and fellowship.

SIGMA ACITVE OFFICERS: STANDING, Jan Dickerhoff, President;
Barbara Ganoe, Treasurer; SEATED, Teresa Lee, Secretary; Nancy
Shingleton, Student Government Representative; Jean Pedro, Parch-
ment editor & Pledge Mistress; NOT SHOWN: Chris DeGioia, Vice-
President.

SIGMA PLEDGES: SEATED, Janet Cooper, Inece Bryant, Diane Glass, Kerry Effland, Raylene Maxwell, STANDING, Sue Warsinski, Leslie
Bleakney,Sandi Peters, Cindy Gilbert, Betsy McCombs.

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SIGMA PLEDGE OFFICERS: Janet Cooper, Secretary; Cindy Gil-
bert, Vice President; Leslie Bleakney, Treasurer; NOT SHOWN,
Margie Roderick, President.

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

SEATED, Marty Heavner, Vice President; Max Nichols, Mike Small, SECOND ROW, Tad Inomata, Raymond Hedrick, Diane Stern, Secre-
tary; Debbie Bucar, Loretta Lewis, BACK ROW, Mike Graziani, President; Mark Ravenscroft, Treasurer.

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STUDENT VOLUNTEERISM ASSOCIATION

SVA sponsor, Mr. W. Edel; Treasurer, Jane Beljan; Vice President, Ken Milhoan; Secretary, Loretta Lewis; and President, Gary Dye.

The STUDENT VOLUNTEERISM ASSOCIATION'S main purpose is to inform the Potomac State College
Campus of the groups on and off campus that need volunteers. Activities for this year have been spon-
soring several special meetings with invited speakers, taking part in the Homecoming activities, working
with the Mental Health Center, Catholic School in Keyser, and Keyser Elementary School, the Burlington
Children's Home, and many other community groups.

WEST VIRGINIA— PUBLIC INTEREST RESEARCH
AND INVESTIGATION GROUP

HOME ECONOMICS CLUB

MEMBERS: Home Ec Club's main purpose is to further the interests of home economics and provide group activities where we can
better ourselves.

officers

PRESIDENT Chris DiGioia

Vice President Kathy Pelliccione

Secretary Sue Pence

Treasurer Leslie Bleakney

Freshman Representatives Diane Glass and Janey Duvall

Historian Inece Bryant

Sponsor Mrs. E. Hanlin

CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP

CYF MEMBERS pictured above: Patty Hastings, Wendy Bowman, Sandy Van Reenen, Brenda Beard, John Watkins, Karen Litten.

The Christian Youth Fellowship was organized on the Potomac State Campus in 1949.

This organization strives "to bring Christian
youth of Potomac State College into closer con-
tact with the Church and to deepen their de-
votional life through recreation and fellowship."
Constructive programs are presented by the
various members at the meetings, which are held
each Monday evening.

CYF officers

PRESIDENT Wendy Bowman

Vice President Sandy VanReenen

Secretary Patty Hastings

Treasurer John Watkins

Mr. W. Earl Michael, Sponsor

UJAAMA

UJA AMAA MEMBERS: Robert Lavender, Ronald Sheppard, Ronald Stover, Jan Saunders, Chuck Galmer, Marilyn Redman, John Hop-
kins, Shirley J. Johnson, Danny Butler, James Bethel, Kevin Rolls, Charlene Walker, Mona Washington, Garard Montague, Assefa Hai-
manot, Waynetta Stewart, Inece Bryant, Bruce Williams, Charles Dixon, Thomas Dixon, Donald Finley, Charlton Horton, Cal Starling,
Lewis Turner, Carl (C.A.) Hilliard, Sharon L. Gunn, John Ferguson, Ray Marshall, Francine Garland, Judy Redman, Rusty Clay, Oliver
Jordan, Derrick Stewart, Linda Stewart, Julian Young.

UJA AMAA OFFICERS

PRESIDENT Tom Dixon

Vice President Ray Marshall

Secretary Jan Saunders

Treasurer Shirley Johnson

Judicial Board Charles Dixon

James Bethel
Marilyn Redman
Francine Garland

Uja Amaa promotes unity among Black and minority group students on the Potomac State campus
through arranging social and educational events, seeking ways of increasing the minority group student
population, and by serving as a mediating body between the individual minority group members, the
college, and the community.

PHI SIGMA NU

Phi Sigma Nu, founded in 1922, has been an outstanding social
group on the campus of Potomac State College. The fraternity
was granted a National Charter by the National College Panhellenic
and has been designated Beta Chapter.

The fraternity began its year with a successful and entertaining
pledge party during the fall "Rush Week," which netted them
several members. In the autumn activities the fraternity sponsored
a candidate for Miss Homecoming. Miss Deborah Brady reigned as
princess at the Sigma sponsored "Sweetheart Ball."

The Fraternity demands college spirit, interest in all college ac-
tivities, high moral standards, individual development of character
and leadership, and scholastic achievement from all its members.

Men who are now away from the college but often return to
visit their old fraternity are indications of the fact that the bonds of
friendship established in Phi Sigma Nu provide lasting memories in
future years.

Mr. Stone, sponsor

AGRICULTURE CLUB

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MEMBERS: President, Robert Martin; Vice President, Andrew Hanson; Secretary, Leon Cooper; Treasurer, Dwight L. Weist; Reporter,
John Wysolmerski; Parliamentarian, Clyde Hoalcraft.

The Agriculture Club was organized in 1954 for the purpose of furthering
the professional and social interests of the members. Membership is open to all
students majoring in agriculture, forestry, and veterinary medicine.

Activities of the club this year included sponsoring a barbeque dinner,
showing films of interest to the members and inviting speakers, prominent
in the field of agriculture to speak before the group, sponsored a float in the
homecoming parade, a group trip to Pennsylvania Farm Show, sausage sale in
February.

Agriculture Club's Annual Barbeque

Prof. Kenneth Malone, sponsor, presents the v
ning cake to Prof. L. Beavers and wife April.

ROTH MILITARY HONORARY SOCIETY: Major Arnold, David Boggs, Terry Smith, John Wysolmerski, jim Hodges.

ROTH Military Honorary Society is named in
honor of the late Colonel Roth, who was largely
responsible for formation of this active and worth-
while organization at Potomac State College in 1953.

Requirements for membership are that a student
have a "B" average in Military Science, an overall
academic grade of "C" and a vote of approval by
members of the organization. High moral standards,
military proficiency and demonstrated leadership
ability are prerequisites for ROTH membership.

ROTH Society sponsors and supports the Cata-
mount Rifle Team and is responsible for the per-
formance of ceremonial activities of a military nature
in connection with Potomac State College activities.

ROTH, also, sponsors the colorful Annual Military
Ball and the end of the year informal cook-out.

ROSTER OF CADETS FROM POTOMAC STATE COLLEGE

Sophomores: David T. Boggs, David M. Davis, James J. Hodges,
Richard D. Miller, Terrance L. Smith, John C. Wysolmerski; Fresh-
men: Jonathan G. Alfred, Robert L. Brandenburg, Danny P. But-
ler, Bruce E. Clinton, Russell C. Clay, Jr., Donald L. Finley, Carl
A. Hilliard, John F. Hall, Oliver W. Jordan, William W. John-
ston, Harry M. Lazear, Robert P. Lavender, Philip E. Mahoney,
Richard L. Nester, Randy L. Pauley, Calvin C. Starling, Richard
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WOMEN'S RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION, WRA

Diane Class, Janice Weyant, Teresa Lee, Barbara Ganoe

WRA OFFICERS

PRESIDENT Janice Weyant

Dorm President Barbara Ganoe

Vice President Teresa Lee

Secretary Diane Glass

Treasurer Kathy Pelliccione

Sponsor Mrs. Francine Shanahan

The Women's Residence Association, established on December 7, 1944, consists of the women living
in Friend Hall. The purpose of this organization is to promote the amicability of the girls and to help plan
the social life on campus.

Among its activities, the association decorates for the annual Homecoming, the building of the float
"Cream 'em" in the Homecoming parade, the holding of open dorms, the selection of a candidate
for homecoming queen, and providing refreshments during finals week.

The House Council, comprised of officers of the association, acts as the governing body for women.
Through a social forum held twice monthly, an opportunity is given for girls in residence and girls
living in approved homes, to discuss and learn proper social usage for college women.

FRIEND HALL RESIDENTS

Ground Floor

Second Floor

First Floor

Patty Hockman
Sherry Vance
Becky Miller
Valerie Beamer
Kim Johnston
Diane Sechler
Margie Lowen
Linda Smith
Pam Corrado
Robin Clise
Debbie Bucar
Joan Gilchrist
Kathy Jahnes
Susan Brown
Barbara Ganoe
Diane Stern
Kathy Pelliccione
Sandy Moroz
Janice Weyant
Teresa Lee
Iris Winebrenner
Shirley Johnson
Chris Zapotoczny
Cathy Barker
Beatrice Delawder
Barbara Rice
Beth Rice
Ruthmary Puster
Nona Kohne
Cathy Bricker
Raylene Maxwell

Sarah Moomau
Chris Bensenhaver
Ursula Miltenberger
Sandy Peters
Ginger Williams
Jane Allen
Jackie Gambino
Marlene Watts
Lois Lee

Elizabeth McCracken
Debi Meyers
Jan Dickerhoff
Chris Graham
Debbie Brady
Angie Kimble
Sherry Lowery
Sue Warsinski
Leslie Bleakney
Amie Kalbaugh
Sherry Reed
Katie O'Malley
Sandy Linthicum
Brenda Sherman
Sue Souder
Deborah Stultz
Becky Guire
Charlene Kessel
Cindy Gilbert
Janet Cooper
Debbie Wenke
Betty Smoot
Rita Evans
Jean Pedro
Terry Krushinski
Sandy Hillegas
Kathy Dete
Sue Thomas
Martha McCartney
Luci Brown
Susan Wise
Paula Spataro
Mona Washington
Marilyn Redman

Debbie Imler
Teresa Cummings
Ida Viglionese
Judy Eckhardt
Suellen Kiehl
Kathy Weaver
Diane Glass
Jenita Rollins
Loretta Lewis
Teresa McPeak
Leigh Honecker
Sandy Van Reenen
Mary Ellen Stull
JaneDeWitt
Wendy Bowman
Jane Beljan
Linda Hess
Judy Redman
Donna Book
Nancy Leatherman
Erin Shanahan
Inece Bryant

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

MEMBERS: Mildred Roberts, Susan Carpenter, Bob DeBiase, Janice Weyant, Al Lynch, Teresa Lee, Randy Hissam, Barbara Canoe, Kief
Hess. ROW 2: Sandra Peters, Katie O'Malley, Jane DeWitt, Cathy Bricker, Debbie Imler, Sherry Lowery, Bob Whipp, Nancy Shingleton.
BACK ROW: Jim Hodges, Hall Rotruck.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT acts as an executive body for the stu-
dents of Potomac State College. Its formation was deemed necessary
in order that a closer relationship between the administration and
the student body could exist. Although the council's main objec-
tives are of the administrative nature, it also promotes school spirit
and fellowship.

Throughout the school year the Student Government promoted
many important events. They planned the Homecoming Parade and
other Homecoming events and sponsored the Wednesday Night
Movies at the Church-McKee Art Center.

President Bob DeBiase and sponsor Mr. Jack Hartman

SC members try to decide what to plan for Home-
coming.

SIGMA PHI OMEGA

HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: SEATED: Debbie Brady, John Fortney. STANDING, ROW 1: Chris DiCioia, Jane DeWitt, Barbara Ganoe,
Teresa Lee, Dawn Dayton, Patricia Hastings. ROW 2: Al Lynch, Cathy Bricker, Joe Gennette, Janet Dickerhoff, Foster Warner, Anne
Parker, Bob Keller. NOT PICTURED: Philip Bartlett, Robert Kidwell, and John Watkins.

OFFICERS

Sigma John A. Fortney

Phi Deborah Ann Brady

Omega Prof. Kenneth F. Haines

Faculty Representative

Prof. Virginia E. Johnson

Sigma Phi Omega honors students who have distinguished
themselves both academically and in extra-curricular activi-
ties with membership in an organization composed of the col-
lege faculty and student members. Founded in 1923, Sigma Phi
Omega endeavors to bring together faculty and outstanding
students for the purpose of fostering scholarship and citizen-
ship.

Activities have included the fall initiation held November 7,
1973; spring initiation April, 1974; Recognition Day, May 1,
1974, during which awards were presented to outstanding stu-
dents; and the Annual Banquet, May 1, 1974, honoring new
members and the parents of all members.

Advisor, Prof. Kenneth F. Haim

WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

MEMBERS

Women's Athletic Association was organized to popularize women's athletics and to provide leisure
time activities. This organization is open to all women enrolled in Potomac State and provides sound
recreation for all those interested in sports.

If a total of two hundred fifty points is earned by a member, she is entitled to an emblem. The points
are acquired by participation in tournaments, meeting attendance, group hikes, and other various ways.

The aims of W.A.A. are to develop standards of leadership and good sportsmanship and to promote
those activities which may be adapted to the leisure time of later school. W.A.A. has the very appropriate
motto: "A sport for every woman and every woman in a sport."

W.A.A. OFFICERS

President Barbara Ganoe

Vice-President Diane Sechler

Secretary Beth Rice

Treasurer Teresa McPeak

CIRCLE K CLUB

The Circle K Club of Potomac State College is a service organization dedicated to this institution and
to the community of Keyser. The local Circle K Club was established in 1952 and holds Charter Six in Circle
K International. The Potomac State Circle K Club is composed of college men and women of high char-
acter and good scholastic standing, who feel that to serve is an honor instead of a burden. The objective
of Circle K International is to improve relations with college, community, country, and God.

Their major projects this year were: operating the second-hand bookstore, sponsoring a float in the
homecoming parade, aiding in the annual Blood Mobile program, and serving as guides for various
campus activities.

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Football Marching Band

Concert Stage Band

Happy band members after a winning game.

Dr. Whitehill directs homecoming music.

Debbie Wenke and Phil Bartlett in The Bald Sapra

She Stoops To Conquer (Did you see Jim's legs?)

Stage crew prepares a set.

Soup's on

Dinner At Six cast take a break.

DAVIS HALL DORMITORY COUNCIL

Head Resident, Mr. Bob Conners; MEMBERS: Gary Dye, President, Ken Milhoan, Secretary-Treasurer; Dan Komariski, Co-VP; Ollie
Hedrick, foods committee; Jim Tate, Co-VP; Roy Sexton; Dave Bedner; Robert Lavender; Mike Bryant.

The purpose of the DHDC is to represent the views and attitudes held by the residents of Davis Hall
Dormitory; to provide activities and functions for the residents of Davis Hall; to represent Davis Hall
Dorm as an institution on campus working for the bettermen of college community life.

Members of the council, including two representatives from each floor, as well as a set of officers,
all meet every other Tuesday to discuss ideas for the Dormitory. Activities have included purchase and
construction of the new volleyball court located in front of Davis Hall, several open dorms, purchase of
game room equipment, and the sponsoring of coffee during finals week.

The council has overcome a few of the many problems of dormitory life and hopes to conquer many
more, especially the problem of destruction of the property in the dormitory; to overcome this problem
is perhaps the greatest goal or project for the council in the future.

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RA's OF FRIEND HALL: Jan Dickerhoff, Jane DeWitt. (FRONT ROW): Cindy Gilbert, Sandy Moroz, Cathy Bricker.

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RA's OF REYNOLD'S HALL: Wayne Hertzog, Al Starkey, Ken Gochenour. SEATED: Jim Jarrett, Head Resident of Reynolds Hall.

RA's OF DAVIS HALL: SEATED: Phil Williams, Marc Bittner. STAND-
ING: John Janosik, Tom Dixon.

"a time for clean clothes"

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1973 CATAMOUNT FOOTBALL TEAM

POTOMAC STATE FOOTBALL COACHES

COACHES: Mike Hicks, John Bord, Pete Ladygo, Jack Reynolds, Cecil Perkins, and Angelo Luvara.

The Way Football Once Looked on Potomac State Campu;

Fans Discuss the Play, or Is It the Players
Fans Cheer for Their "Cats."

POTOMAC STATE CHEERLEADERS

THE SPIRIT
OF 73-74

Water Girls
Kathy Weaver, Teresa Cummings

ALL-AMERICAN

DEFENSIVE STANDOUTS: Linebackers Ray Marshall, left, of Clairton, Pa., and Randy Noel of Covington, Va., were standouts on defense as
Potomac State's Cats won their opener, 21-13, over Harford on the road. Marshall a standout here two years ago before being injured and
missing the second half of the season, had eight unassisted tackles, four assists, and sacked the quarterback four times. Noel, all-Coastal
Conference linebacker and perhaps the best in the league last year, had seven unassisted tackles and six assists in the game. The State
coaching staff from head coach Cecil Perkins on down believes both are worthy of All-American consideration.

A Look from the Press Box.

Another Player Injured.

Coach Perkins Talks to Players.

The "Other" Player Doesn't Have a Chance.

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FOOTBALL SEASON

September 15

Harford College

21-13

September 22

Chowan College

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September 29

Wesley College

27- 6

October 6

Pittsburgh Jayvees

12-23

October 13

Montgomery Jr. College

6- 9

October 20

Ferrum College

20-38

October 27

Baltimore Jr. College

6- 9

November 3

West Virginia Jayvees

20-38

November 10

Lees-McRae College

6- 6

November 17

Nassau Community College

0-34

November 24

First Coastal Conference All-Star

Game,

at Stayman Field, Potomac State:

South,

North,

Hold on to that ball!

Ray Marshall in pursuit

FIRST ANNUAL ALL-STAR GAME

POTOMAC STATE ALL-STARS: Coach Cecil Perkins. FRONT ROW: Dan Grossi, Mike
Landis, Rick Workman. SECOND ROW: Tony Jett, Ray Marshall, James Reyns, Rick Noel.

All-Star Practice

North-South All-Star game pitch-out

"Sports teaches everyone who is a part of it to be
proud and unbending in defeat, yet humble in
victory — to master themselves before they attempt
to master others. To learn to laugh, but not forget
how to weep. And most important, it teaches the
dominance of courage over timidity."

Vince Lombardi

All-Star Game; Grossi, #11

Ray Marshall Receiving MVP Watch from Gary Watson

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BALTIMORE, MD

RALPH MCCOY

NORRISTOWN, PA

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BALTIMORE

WASHINGTON. DC

RICK NOEL

POTOMAC

COVINGTON, VA

RAYMOND KINCH

BALTIMORE

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DAVID TREIBER

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Co-Captains: Tom Dixon and Terry Smith

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BASKETBALL SEASON

November

Hagerstown

74-82

December

Frostburg Jayvees

73-69

December

Frostburg Jayvees

79-72

January

Mont Alto

89-80

January

West Virginia

Freshmen

56-107

January

Allegany

75-84

January

Bay College

68-113

January

Shenandoah

76-82

January

Ohio Valley

85-88

January

George Wash

ngton Jayvees

85-76

January

Altoona

90-89

January

Mont Alto

107-88

February

Allegany

59-77

February

Garrett

53-55

February

Bay College

96-115

February

Altoona

89-105

February

Hagerstown

73-70

February

Garrett

78-77

February

Shenandoah

69-55

February

West Virginia

Freshmen

59-61

Coach Larry G. Bolyard

Don Finley

BobKidwell

Bruce Clinton

Guy Huguenin

Mark Craeber

Lefty Gardner

Alan Williams

Bob Eaton

BASEBALL SEASON

March

April

Allegany Community College at home
at Frederick Community College
Frostburg State College at home for 2 games
Catonsville Community College at home, 2 games
at Garrett Community College
at Montgomery Junior College
Allegany Community College at home
Garrett Community College at home
Frederick Community College at home
at Garrett Community College

coach, Mr. Jack Reynolds

BASEBALL

Chess Club members who participated in the State Chess Tournament held at Marshall University.

KALEIDOSCOPE OF CLASSES

A time.

Of learning.

Classes. Preparing students for every field of work.

Learning to do, to feel, to think.

Home Economics

Ruth Mary working a lab problem.

Office Machines Class

Biology 1 lab

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Mr. Edel explains the monopolist curve in Economics 52.

surveying class finding the area of Fort Hill

Working in the computer center, Sue Souder and Leigh Honecker.

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Advanced Biology class

Debbie, is short-hand hard?

Ball room dancing. I wonder if Fred Astaire started this wayi

fans at a football game

a time just to read a letter

Students at Potomac State can help pay
for their college expenses by working at
one of the many campus jobs. The stu-
dents are awarded work-study jobs on the
basis of financial need. They cannot work
more than fifteen hours a week so as not
to interfere with studies.

Terry repairs a tape player.

Leon fills a candy machine.

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Commencement

Students stroll across campus.

Students

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Sophomores, A Time To Set New Goals

Brenda Beard
Keyser, WV
Pharmacy
James Bell
Greensburg, PA
Forestry
Marc Bittner
Painesville, OH
Forestry
Leslie Bleakney
Wilmington, DE
Home Economics

David Boggs

Westernport, MD
Arts and Sciences
Donna Book
Beaver Falls, PA
Business Technology
Deborah Brady
Kitzmiller,MD
Medicine
Susan Carpenter
Keyser, WV
Journalism

Mary Constable

Keyser, WV

Computer Technology

Roy Cooper

Beaver, WV

Agriculture

Pam Corrado

Washington, PA

Music

Joseph Cox

Ridgeley,WV

Pharmacy

Stanley Dantzic

Keyser, WV
Arts and Sciences
Dawn Dayton
Keyser, WV
Journalism
Robert DeBiase
Windber, PA
Arts and Sciences
jane DeWitt
Bedford, PA
Arts and Sciences

Janet Dickerhoff

Bedford, PA -
Physical Therapy
Mary DiGioia
Westernport, MD
Home Economics
Thomas Dixon
Winchester, VA
Physical Education
Betty DuVall
Keyser, WV
Home Economics

Deborah Fisher

Keyser, WV
Medical Secretary
Barbara Ganoe
Burlington, WV
Medical Secretary
Joseph Gennette
Grafton, WV
Engineering
Cindy Gilbert
Silver Spring, MD
Business Technology

Jeffrey Glenny

Petersburg, PA
Forestry
Edward Gobel
Keyser, WV
Forestry
Chris Graham
Oakland, MD
Medical Secretary
Rebecca Guire
Norton, WV
Home Economics

Andrew Hanson

Meadow Bluff, WV
Agriculture
Gary Harless
Ravenswood, WV
Commerce
Arlyn Haslaclcer
Maysville, WV
Agriculture
Patricia Hastings
Keyser, WV
Journalism

Jack Hedrick

Red Creek, WV
Engineering Technology
Donald Heishman
Wardensville, WV
Agriculture
Daniel Herndon
Keyser, WV
Commerce
Donald Herndon
Keyser, WV
Commerce

Wayne Hertzog

New Martinsville, WV

Business Technology

Earl Hess

Keyser, WV

Pharmacy

Clyde Hoalcraft

Keyser, WV

Agriculture

James Hodges

Keyser, WV

Engineering

Sharon Householder

Keyser, WV
Medical Secretary
Deborah Imler
Everett, PA
Physical Education
John Janosik
Salem, OH

Computer Technology
Tony Jett
West Union, WV
Physical Education

Shirley Johnson

Mt. Vernon, NY
Arts and Sciences
Robert Keller II
Fisher, WV
Veterinary Medicine
Patricia Kemp
Keyser, WV
Medical Secretary
Robert Kidwell
Romney, WV
Computer Technology

Angela Kimble

Lexington, VA
Education
Karen Kimble
Fort Ashby, WV
Medical Secretary
Douglas Kinkead
Hedgesville, WV
Agriculture
Beverly Kitzmiller
Piedmont, WV
Education

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Barbara Knotts

Keyser, WV
Education
James Lampson
Berkeley Springs, WV
Computer Science
Michael Landis
Keyser, WV
Physical Education
Michael Lazaruik
Bridgeport, CT
Veterinary Medicine

Nancy Leatherman

Purgitsville, WV
Nursing
Teresa Lee
Springfield, WV
Medical Secretary
Loretta Lewis
Danese, WV
Social Work
Sandra Linthicum
Germantown, MD
Education

Karen Litten

Keyser, WV
Education
Sherry Lowery
Bedford, PA
Physical Education
Alfred Lynch
Boomer, WV
Commerce
Robert Martin
Smoot, WV
Agriculture

Commerce
Sharon McCarty

Keyser, WV
Executive Secretary
William McLaughlin
Oldtown,MD
Agriculture
Terry Med wig
Johnstown, PA

Edi

Deborah Meyers

Bethel Park, PA
Special Education
Richard Miller
New Martinsville, WV
Engineering
Ursula Miltenberger
Ridgeley, WV
Computer Technology
Sandra Moroz
Weirton, WV
Nursing

Ronald Morse

Keyser, WV

Computer Technology
Barbara Niland
Piedmont, WV
Medical Secretary
Anne Parker
Junction, WV
Education
Robert Pase
Parsons, WV
Education

David Paugh

Keyser, WV
Forestry
Jean Pedro
West Mifflin, PA
Arts and Sciences
Kathy Pelliccione
Weirton, WV
Home Economics
Amanda Pence
Westernport, MD
Home Economics

Thomas Petak

Brockway, Pa
Physical Education
Richard Poe
Covington, VA
Commerce
Michael Powell
New Martinsville, WV
Pharmacy
Wade Pugh
Keyser, WV
Business Education

Richard Pulliam

Keyser, WV
Commerce
Ruthmary Puster

Charles Town, WV
Home Economics
Judy Redman
Mooref ield, WV
Nursing
Edward Reed
Mechanicsburg, PA
Physical Education

David Richman

Augusta, WV

Computer Technology

Carl Ritz

Library, PA

Education

Mildred Roberts

Nikep,MD

journalism

Sandra Rohrbaugh

Keyser, WV

Medical Secretary

Donald Rossi

Timonium, MD
Arts and Sciences
Dirk Rossman
Ebensburg, PA
Education
John Sears
Piedmont, WV
Commerce
Valerie See
Keyser, WV
Education

Nancy Shingleton

Keyser, WV
Medical Technology
Karen Shirey
Cumberland, MD
Arts and Sciences
Gary Smith
Ridgeley, WV
Commerce
Robert Smith
Covington, VA
Forestry

Terrance Smith

Clendenin, WV
Education
Sue Souder
Mathias, WV
Computer Technology
Allison Starkey
Clarksburg, WV
Social Work
Samuel Steinhauer
McHenry, MD
Physical Education

Linda Stewart

Burlington, WV
Medical Secretary
Ray Stickley
Burlington, WV
Engineering
Delas Stuzen
Fairview, WV
Forestry

Ronald Tenaglio
Weirton,WV
Forestry

Herbert Teter

Glady,WV
Agriculture
Emily Thomas
Milam, WV
Education
Allen Trenum
Westernport, MD
Commerce
Pamela Umstot
Keyser, WV
Education

Deborah Van Gilder

Keyser, WV

Music

Elwood Wagoner

Martinsburg, WV

Agriculture

Foster Warner

Cherry Grove, WV

Computer Technology

Stephanie Warnick

Keyser, WV

Education

John Watkins

Lumberport, WV
Arts and Sciences
Marlene Watts
Elk Garden, WV
Business Technology
Dwight Weist
Everett, PA
Agriculture
Debra Wenke
Hockessin, DE
Executive Secretary

Janice Weyant

Windber, PA
Nursing

Danny Wickline
Union, WV
Physical Education
Phillip Williams
Tollgate, WV
Agriculture
Emmett Wilson
Parkersburg, WV
Journalism

Donald Wilt

Breezewood, PA
Commerce
John Wysolmerski
McLean, VA
Veterinary Medicine
Donald Athey
Keyser, WV
Commerce
Sheila Carr
Moorefield, WV
Arts and Sciences

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Franklin Adams, Jr.

Rippon, WV
Agriculture
Jeffrey Adams
Fort Ashby,WV
Business Technology
Jonathan Alfred
Weston, WV
Education
Lee Alkire
FortAshby,WV
Medical Secretary

Margaret Alkire

Westernport, MD
Accounting
Jane Allen
Cumberland
Arts and Sciences
Joanne Alt
Keyser, WV
Nursing
Mark Altizer
Bridgeport, WV
Arts and Sciences

Diana Amtower

New Creek, WV

Nursing

Janice Andrews

Piedmont, WV

Nursing

Deborah Armentrout

Keyser, WV

Education

Robert Armstrong

Rawlings, MD

Commerce

Richard Aronhalt

New Creek, WV
Engineering
Terry Ashby
Keyser, WV
Education
Mark Baldwin
Bridgeport, WV
Commerce

Cathy Barker

Charleston, WV
Accounting
Ronald Barrett
Charlestown, WV
Physical Education
Clarence Bates
Dover, NJ
Physical Education
Valerie Beamer
Meyersdale, PA
Arts & Sciences

Jane Beljan

Kingwood, WV

Medical Secretary

Leroy Bennett

Cumberland, MD

Pharmacy

Christine Bensenhaver

Petersburg, WV

Education

James Bethel

Arlington, VA

Commerce

Steven Black

Wheeling, WV
Computer Technology
Wilson Bland
Union, WV
Agriculture
Richard Bord
Grafton, WV
Arts & Sciences
Kerry Botti
Irwin, PA
Education

Wendy Bowman

OxonHill, MD
Arts & Sciences
Robert Brandenburg
Rising Sun, MD
Physical Education
Gerald Brenneman
Bittinger, MD
Social Work
Ann Brown
Keyser, WV
Pharmacy

Lucille Brown

Franklin, WV
Arts and Sciences
Inece Bryant
Falls Church, VA
Home Economics
Michael Bryant
Columbia, MD
Dentistry
Debra Bucar
Clairton,PA
Executive Secretary

Michael Buckelew

So. Bound Brook, NJ

Education

Donald Buffington

New Cumberland, WV

Forestry

George Butler

East Orange, NJ

Veterinary Medicine

William Carl

Romney, WV

Journalism

James Carper

Beaver, WV
Agriculture
Russell Clay, Jr.

Piedmont, WV
Arts and Sciences
Robin Clise

Romney, WV
Arts and Sciences

Roger Cochran

Summersville, WV
Agriculture
Neva Coleman
Keyser, WV
Executive Secretary
Michael Collis
Inwood, WV
Commerce
Patrick Corbin
Elkins,WV
Physical Education

Joseph Corrall

Davis, WV
Arts and Sciences
William Corrie
Keyser, WV
Arts and Sciences
Kathleen Cosner
Keyser, WV
Physical Education
Barry Crites
Keyser, WV
Pharmacy

Kenneth Cross

Grafton, WV
Medicine
Teresa Cummings
Clarksburg, WV
Home Economics
Thomas Cunningham
Clarksburg, WV
Agriculture
Steven Dantzic
Keyser, WV
Medicine

Beatrice Delawder

Old Fields, WV
Executive Secretary
David Dowell
Arlington, VA
Agriculture Technology
Joseph Dupont
Rockwood, PA
Social Work
Curtis Durst
Romney, WV
Pharmacy

Robert Eaton III

Moundsville, WV
Physical Education
Judith Eckhardt
Eckhart Mines, MD
Arts and Sciences
Kerry Effland
Keyser, WV
Journalism
David Elias
Washington, PA
Forestry

Kenneth Evans

Thomas, WV
Engineering Technology
Steven Everett
Burlington, WV
Computer Technology
Joey Everline
Burlington, WV
Physical Education
Michael Eye
Brandywine,WV
Engineering

Albert Farber

Meyersdale, PA
Arts and Sciences
Joseph Fearnow
Hagerstown, MD
Business Technology
Douglas Fedak
Wellsburg,WV
Education
Steven Feldman
Pittsburgh, PA
Agriculture

Donald Finley

Winchester, VA
Commerce
William Frase
FortAshby, WV
Commerce
Charles Galmcr
Weirton, WV
Commerce
Daniel Gardner
Keyser, WV
Education

Paul Gardner -

Rockwood, PA
Medical Technology
Susan Gardner
Keyser, WV
Education
Charles Garrett, Jr.
Lost City, WV
Engineering
Jerry Giffin
Capon Bridge, WV
Business Technology

Joan Gilchrist

Zelienople, PA
Executive Secretary
Diane Glass
Arthurdale, WV
Home Ecomonics
Karin Glass
Westernport, MD
Medicine

Kenneth Gochenour
Bunker Hill, WV
Arts and Sciences

James Colt

Pullman, WV
Dentistry
Roger Gough
Keyser, WV
Education
Mark Graeber
Bridgeport, WV
Medical Technology
Mary Ann Grinnan
Keyser, WV
Computer Technology

Jeffrey Grogg

Wiley Ford, WV

Education

Randel Gum

Bridgeport, WV

Pharmacy

Thomas Curtis

Ravenswood,WV

Commerce

Jerry Hahn

Wardensville,WV

Engineering

Harlan Haines

Ranson,WV
Physical Education
John Hall
Summit, NJ

Computer Technology
Curtis Hamrick
Davis, WV
Agriculture
Linda Hannah
Keyser, WV
Arts and Sciences

Jeffrey Harbrecht

Point Pleasant, WV

Commerce

Michael Halterman

Moorefield,WV

Forestry

Dana Haynes

Charleston, WV

Commerce

Martin Heavner

Cumberland, MD

Journalism

Raymond Hedrick, Jr.

Ridgeley, WV

Journalism

William Hedrick

McLean, VA

Engineering

William Heffern

Meyersdale, PA

Commerce

John Heishman

McCoole, MD

Engineering Technology

Wally Helmer

Hialeah,FL
Agriculture
Carlos Hernandez
Keyser, WV
Engineering
Linda Hess
Ft. Belvoir,VA
Physical Education
Samuel Higginbotham
St. Albans, WV
Arts and Sciences

Richard Hill

Westernport, MD
Arts and Sciences
Carlton Hilliard
Ft. Meade, MD
Physical Education
Gary Hines
Dorcas, WV
Engineering
Gregory Hinkle
Davis, WV
Arts and Sciences

Patricia Hockman

Maurertown, VA
Education
Mary Honecker
Wheaton,MD
Computer Technology
James Hopkins
Stroudsburg, PA
Agriculture

Guy Huguenin

Springfield, VA
Pharmacy
Tadashi Inomata
Tokyo, Japan
Arts and Sciences
Patricia Jenkins
Middletown,OH
Arts and Sciences
Kim Johnston
Woodbridge,VA

Nurs

John Jones

Westernport, MD
Commerce
Timothy Jones
Rockwood, PA
Social Work
David Jordan
Bridgeport, WV
Dentistry
Amie Kalbaugh
Elk Garden, WV
Arts and Sciences

Kim Karns

Everett, PA
Agriculture
Julie Keplinger
Keyser, WV
Arts and Sciences
Suellen Kiehl
Carlisle, PA
Social Work
Douglas Kihm
Arlington, VA
Arts and Sciences

Keith Kimble

Franklin, WV
Business Technology
Nona Kohne
Lost City, WV
Education
Daniel Komariski
Greensburg, PA
Agriculture
Robert Laughlin
Grove City, OH
Arts and Sciences

Robert Lavender

Winchester, VA
Commerce
Harry Lazear
Wellsburg,WV
Physical Education
Lois Lee

Springfield, WV
Education
Gary Leonard
Confluence, PA
Physical Education

Diane Liller

New Creek, WV
Arts and Sciences
Donna Liller
Keyser, WV
Education
Paul Lovett, ]r.
Fairfax, VA
Forestry

Marguerite Lowen
Charleston, WV
Executive Secretary

William Mabee

Lexington, OH
Engineering
Deborah Mace
Ridgeley,WV
Medical Secretary
Phillip Mahoney
Uniontown,PA
Social Work
Mark Malone
FortAshby,WV
Engineering Technology

Charles Martin

Latrobe, PA
Veterinary
Jay Mauk
Romney, WV
Forestry
Kay Mauk
Romney, WV
Education
Raylene Maxwell
Lewistown, PA
Home Economics

Michael McCarthy

Washington, D.C.
Commerce
Martha McCartney
Petersburg, WV
Arts and Sciences
Elizabeth McCracken
Shanks, WV
Business Technology
Martha McGee
Keyser, WV
Social Work

Allen McKeever

Hillsboro,WV
Agriculture

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Teresa McPeak

Union, WV
Social Work
George Messich
Greensboro, PA
Physical Education
Frederick Meyer
Davis, WV
Physical Education
Frederick Meyers
Meyersdale, PA
Business Technology

Rebecca Miller

Salisbury, PA

Arts and Sciences

Richard Miller

New Martinsville, WV

Engineering

Charles Minnich

Keyser, WV

Arts and Sciences

Garard Montague

Fairfax, VA

Music

William Moore

Green Spring, WV

Arts and Sciences

Sharon Morris

Keyser, WV

Veterinary Medicine

Richard Nester

Reedsville,WV

Education

Orlan Newbrough

Harrisville,WV

Veterinary Medicine

Joseph Nichols

Berkeley Springs, WV

Medicine

Jane O'Brien

Purgitsville, WV

Nursing

Kevin O'Donovan

Silver Spring, MD

Forestry

Karl Oristian

Chevy Chase, MD

Arts& Sciences

Harman Ours, Jr.

Petersburg, WV
Education
Michael Pacini
Lewistown, PA
Commerce
Randall Pancake
Keyser, WV
Arts & Sciences
Clifford Parker
Junction, WV
journalism

Neil Parsons

Hambleton, WV
Education
Sandra Peters
Webster, NY
Home Economics
Terry Peters
Covington, VA
Arts& Sciences
Von Meyers Phillip!
Rockwell, PA
Social Work

Gordon Pletcher

Rockwell, PA
Agriculture Technology
Cindy Plummer
Keyser, WV
Social Work
Lori Plummer
Keyser, WV
Pharmacy
Reynolds Potts
Shepherdstown, WV
Agriculture Technology

Rebekah Powell

Keyser, WV
Agriculture
Howard Price
Cumberland, MD
Arts & Sciences
Cecil Queen
Oceana, WV
Computer Science
Dean Rankin
Lancaster, PA
Forestry

Steven Rase holla

Keyser, WV
Medicine Technology
Steven M. Ravenscroft
Bloomington, MD
Music

Marilyn Redman
Petersburg, VA
Physical Education
Cheri Reed
Elk Garden, WV
Computer Science

James Reyns

Covington, VA
Physical Education
Charles Reynolds
Elkview, WV
Arts and Sciences
Barbara Rice
Elkins, WV
Executive Secretary
Beth Rice
Elkins, WV
Executive Secretary

Jay Rinard

Westernport,MD
Music

Steve Ripley
Inwood, WV
.'Commerce
Ronald Ritchey
Roaring Springs, PA
Social Work
Gary Robinson
Everett, PA
Music

Hal Rotruck

Keyser, WV
Pharmacy
Margaret Roderick
Piedmont, WV
Nursing
Jenita Rollins
Lost Creek, WV
Home Economics
Kevin Rolls
Keyser, WV
Education

Michael Ryan

Keyser, WV
Commerce
Jan Saunders
Keyser, WV
Medicine
Brian Scripp
Byard, WV
Arts and Science
Diane Sechler
Somerset, PA
Nursing

George Seeders

FortAshby,WV
Physical Therapy
Roy Sexton
Silver Spring, MD
Forestry
Lindy Shank
Keyser, WV
Physical Education
Robert Sheeler
Garrett, PA
Commerce

Ronald Sheppard

Arlington, VA
Music

Hershel Short
Belle, WV
Veterinary
John Shores
Keyser, WV
Arts and Sciences
Mark Shuss
Everett, PA
Social Work

Barbara Smith

Keyser, WV

Veterinary

Linda Smith

Keyser, WV

Physical Therapy

Linda Smith

East Longmeadow, MA

Business Technology

Michael Sowell

Winsted,CT

Commerce

Paula Spataro

Wellsburg, WV

Wesley Sprouse, Jr.

Keyser, WV

Engin

ring

Robert Stair

Cumberland, MD

Forestry

Joe Starcher

Charleston, WV
Physical Therapy

Michael Steele

Sistersville, WV
Education
Mark Stephan
Vienna, VA
Forestry

Michael Steward
Springfield, WV
Education
Michael Stickley
Burlington, WV
Commerce

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Ronald Stover

Arlington, VA
Physical Education
Mary Stull
Kingwood, WV
Arts and Sciences
Patrick Supak
Thomas, WV
Forestry

Robert Sutphin, Jr.
Peterstown, WV
Arts and Sciences

Kaye Tasker

Keyser, WV
Medical Secretary
James Tate
Vienna, VA
Forestry
Janice Terrizzi
Huntington, PA
Journalism
Brad Trenter
Keyser, WV
Education

William Tuggle, Jr.

Peterstown, WV
Arts and Sciences
Lewis Turner
Pursglove, WV
Physical Education
Sherry Vance
Strasburg,VA
Nursing

Sandra Van Reenen
Hillsboro, WV
Business Technology

James Vena

Meyersdale, PA
Physical Education
Ida Viglionese
South Amboy, NJ
Agriculture
Dennis Waggy
Franklin, WV
Forestry

Richard Waltemire
Bedford, PA
Education

Charlene Walkes

Piedmont, WV
Education
Richard Walker
Oceana, WV
Commerce
William Walker
Keyser, WV
Arts and Sciences
William Walker
Piedmont, WV
Arts and Sciences

Susan Warsinski

Annandale, NJ
Agriculture
Ramona Washington
Cumberland, MD
Arts and Sciences
Kathleen Weaver
Harrisburg, PA
Arts and Sciences
Ava Westfall
Piedmont, WV
Medicine

John Whittington

Charleston, WV
Arts and Sciences
Alan Williams
Winchester, VA
Computer Technology
Virginia Williams
Charleston, WV
Dentistry
Jesse Wilson
Petersburg, WV

Com

Steven Wilson

Keyser, WV
Commerce
Susan Wise
Follansbee,WV
Executive Secretary
Frank Wolfe
Moundsville, WV
Dentistry
Harry Wood
Rockwood, PA
Business Technology

Randall Workman

Nitro, WV

Business Technology
Brent Yokum
Landis,WV
Physical Education
Christine Zapotoczny
Weirton,WV
Arts and Sciences

Ancient Statue is Origin of PSC Newspaper Title

When Potomac State became a junior college in
1921, the staff of the former publication, The Pre-
paratory Herald, wanted a new title for the college
newspaper and chose the name Pasquino from one
of the famous "talking" statues of Rome. The statue's
origin was derived from a hunchbacked tailor named
Pasquino, whom Romans feared and respected be-
cause of his biting, but amusing, sarcasm. After Pas-
quino's death, the neighborhood people erected an
antique statue in his memory. This statue became a
target for sharp commentaries on the life of the
period — safe because anonymous. The statue
proved so effective an agent to secret protest that it
and similar statues began to "talk."

Carrying news of the campus to students, faculty
and a wide public is the college newspaper, the
Pasquino, a fortnightly publication staffed by stu-
dents majoring in journalism assisted by a group of
volunteer staff members.

The Pasquino's press run of 2200 copies is distrib-
uted to students, faculty and staff on the campus.
In addition, a mailing list of well over 1000, contains
the names of parents of all non-commuting students,
alumni throughout the world, hundreds of other
colleges and high schools of the tri-state area,
friends of the college, and advertisers.

b Petit typing a story

COLLEGE NEWSPAPER STAFF — Shown above are members of the 1973-74 staff of the Pasquino, the campus newspaper, with the mail sack
ready to go out with the first issue of the year, its 52nd year at Potomac State College. FRONT ROW: Dawn Dayton, Debby Brady, mail sack,
James Lampson. SECOND ROW: Sue Carpenter, Mildred Roberts, Kerry Effland, Steve Wilson, Patricia Hastings, Janice Terrizzi, Brenda
Beard. THIRD ROW: Martin Heavner, Ronald Malone, Allen Parker, Katie O'Malley, Arlyn Haslacker, Bob Petit.

PASQUINO STAFF

EDITOR MILDRED ANN ROBERTS

NEWS EDITOR SUSAN B. CARPENTER

Editorial Board

Mildred A. Roberts, Susan B. Carpenter, Dawn A. Dayton,

Patricia A. Hastings, E. Steven Wilson

NEWS STAFF

Kerry L. Effland, Martin L. Heavner, Raymond H. Hedrick Jr.,

Chris Kiser, Ronald E. Malone, Katherine M. O'Malley,

Clifford A. Parker, Robert A. Petit, Janice M. Terrizzi

SPORTS EDITOR STEVE WILSON

Kerry L. Effland

BUSINESS MANAGER BRENDA J. BEARD

Assistant: Karen Sue Litten, Chris Graham

CIRCULATION James L. Lampson, Mgr.

Debby Brady, Jane DeWitt, Wally Helmer,
Terry Medwig, Rick Noel, Steve Rheault, Donald Wilt

Photographer Raymond H. Hedrick Jr.

Faculty Adviser Dr. Elizabeth A. Atwater

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Bob, Geri, Marty, and Allen work on the Pasquino

The Catamount Staff with completion of the thirty-
sixth edition of the Catamount, Potomac State's
college yearbook, hope that we have included all the
activities and highlights of the school year that
you will want to remember. Once again we read
the theme and were reminded that "Time is Rele-
vant." We hope that each of you realize time has no
end because yesterday is experience and tomorrow
is hope. And no matter where you journey you will
prosper, find success, and use this book often as a
means of reliving your days at Potomac State Col-
lege.

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Designing a layout

Catamount is the folk name given to the mountain lion
and sometimes to the lynx. A savage catlike animal, a
large fierce wildcat, as in ancient Rome is the Potomac
State symbol of liberty. Two bits of folklore surrounded
the life of a cat; the first, being clever, and the second,
having "nine lives."

CATAMOUNT STAFF

EDITOR-in-CHIEF Loretta Lewis

Editor Assistant Cathy Barker

Editor of page layouts and book design Loretta Lewis

Business Managers Deborah Brady and Chris Graham

Editors of advertising layouts Deborah Brady and Chris Graham

Advertising Staff; Typing Staff; and Identification Staff

Anne Parker, Brenda Beard; Joan Gilchrist, Beth Rice, Beatrice Delawder;
Steve Wilson, Chester Casasanta, Patricia Hockman, Sherry Vance.

Staff Photographers Michael Graziani,

OlIieHedrick
Sponsor Mr. William Gallier

YEARBOOK STAFF pose after a meeting. DESK: Cathy Barker, Loretta Lewis. 1ST ROW: Patricia Hockman, Brenda Beard, Sherry Vance,
Debbie Brady, Chris Graham. 2ND ROW: Beatrice DeLawder, Michael Craziani, Beth Rice, Joan Gilchrist, Anne Parker.

Patty identifies pictures.

Editor and staff discuss picture contei

HALLOWEEN:

A Time for Cauldrons and Good Witches

"Double, double, toil and trouble
Fire, burn; and cauldron, bubble."

Act 4, Scene 1, Macbeth

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Delight

Good Witch Chris with a ghoulish friend

A time.

Of leaving home and being thrown

into a different world. Alone.
Registration. Waiting in lines. Closed classes,

wrong professors, 8 AM classes. Waiting

only to wait some more.
The best of times.
The worst of times.

Phantom parties, dances, weekends.

Finals, term papers, 3-hour labs.
A Time of adjustment to dorm life.

Streakers, panty raids, sloe-gin.

Pulling all-nighters.
Making friends to be always remembered.

Joking at the dinner table. Wasting

time in the Union. Partying at the Attic.

Open house.
Wondering how the year has gone so fast.

Parting with friends you will never

see again.
Our time at Potomac State for 1974 has ended

But the relevance remains forever.

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