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COLLEGE
This Is Fairmont
State College . . .
Fairmont State College, a coeducational institution was
founded in 1865, and established as a state institution in 1867
known as Fairmont State Normal School. It became Fairmont
State Teachers College in 1931 and the name Fairmont State
College was adopted in 1943.
Steady growth has marked its more than a century of
providing an enlightened environment for the education for
students from all over America. In the past decade, the size of
its student body, as well as its facilities and programs, have
increased in response to its principal objective, that of
educating its students as intelligent and productive citizens of
the twentieth century.
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PAGE 2 — CENTER LEFT: The architectural
beauty of the Hunt-Haught Science Hall is
reflected in the modern design of its stairway.
BOTTOM: A picturesque view of the two year
old Hunt-Haught Science Hall at night.
THIS PAGE — TOP: The fading light of day enchances the distinctive
FSC Dining Hall. CENTER LEFT: Students hurry to class from the
Student Center, hub of free time activity. CENTER RIGHT: The sign
that represents more than a century of progress in education.
BOTTOM: A panoramic view of the newest buildings on the Fairmont
State Campus.
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The need of education never stops on the FSC campus.
During the summer, the college offers two terms of summer
school with a variety of courses offered for the summer school
students.
But along with its academic program the FSC campus also
offers a vast array of activities for both students and citizens
of Fairmont. From productions of the Masguers Town and
Gown Players to parties thrown by the Student Council to
maintenance work, the campus stays alive throughout the year
with activities.
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THIS PAGE — TOP: A volleyball game played by summer
school students at a picnic given by Student Council. LEFT:
Associate Deans of Student Affairs, A. Neil Frye and Miss
Lois Muto, enjoy the Student Council pool party at the 12th
street pool. RIGHT: Two able-bodied members of the
maintenance staff improving the FSC grounds.
PAGE 4 — LEFT: A scene from the Summer Tent Theater production of "The
Unwicked Witch." RIGHT: Pam Poling, a member of the FSC Summer Tent
resident company paints the billboard announcing the coming attractions.
BOTTOM: "The surrey with the fringe on top" scene from "Oklahoma,"
another Summer Tent production.
Entertainment
Various types of entertainment were provided this year
through the efforts of the FSC Student Council and the
Student Council Program Committee. With a number of polls
and elections the governing body of the students attempted
to bring live entertainment to the campus which would appeal
to the entire student body.
THIS PAGE — RIGHT: Cotfee House Circuit singer, Robin Williams,
provided the first set of the Goose Creek Symphony concert. BOTTOM: An
enthusiastic crowd gathered at Colebank Gymnasium on September 24 to
hear Goose Creek Symphony perform.
PAGE 7 — LEFT: Capricorn Studios recording artist, Livingston Taylor,
presented last year's Spring Concert. RIGHT: An evening of hypnotic
entertainment by Kolish, captured the minds as well as the fascination of the
attentive audience. BOTTOM: The Dawson Boys inaugurated the FSC Tap
Room with three nights of country and folk music at the first Coffee House of
the 1972-73 year.
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Homecoming 1972
Students, Alumni and guests crowded into Rosier Field
for the 1972 Homecoming festivities October 6. The
highlight of the Homecoming weekend was the crowning
of the queen, Christine Maurer, at the Coronation Bait
after she was announced as FSC's Homecoming Queen
at halftime activities.
PAGE 8 — TOP: Sweet Azz performed at the 1972 Homecoming
Concert October 6 in the Student Center Ballroom. LEFT: Falcon
defenders rush the Salem Tigers running play. RIGHT: President Eston
K. Feaster presents the 1972 Homecoming Queen, Christine Maurer
escorted by Mike Tonkovich, with a stadium bouquet at halftime
activities.
THIS PAGE — TOP: Miss Christine Maurer, Homecoming Queen
reigns over the Coronation Ball. BOTTOM: The 1972 Homecoming
Court. From left; Patty Lilly, delegate at large; Laura Little, junior
representative; Diane Taylor, 1971 Homecoming Queen; Christine
Maurer, 1972 Homecoming Queen; Shannon Sturm, freshman
representative and Ruth Ryan, senior representative.
Sports
An active part in many students lives
is that of sports. On the FSC campus,
sports play an important and distinctive
roll. With the combination of men's and
women's varsity intercollegiate sports
and intramural sports, almost every
student interested in participating in
sports is able.
THIS PAGE — RIGHT: Wheeling contender
moves in to block lay-up by an eager Falcon
player.
PAGE I I — LEFT TOP: New Falcon head
football coach, Bill Kerr, debates officiating at
Homecoming game. TOP RIGHT: Fast pedaling
Ruth Ryan tries to win her sorority points at one
of the many events of Greek Week. CENTER
RIGHT: FSC sorority coed high jumps in another
Greek Week event. BOTTOM: FSC soccer team
attempts to gain control of the ball as opposition
goalie stands ready to fend off an attack.
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Students at Fairmont State College have a variety of
departments and divisions ready to serve them and their
needs. With a break down of thirteen divisions, the FSC
student has a choice to enter into practically any field he
wishes.
Twelve major buildings occupy the eighty acre campus
which house the various departments and divisions which range
from. Fine Arts to Industrial-Technical Education.
From its Governing Board to its Administration and faculty,
Fairmont State College has upheld a long tradition of meeting
the students' reguirements.
THIS PAGE — Dr. Ryan lectures to one of her classes on various history
topics. BOTTOM: Lab experiments require time and concentration in the busy
day of students and faculty alike.
PAGE 13 — TOP: Some hopeful lab students perform their chores in their
temporary home at Hunt-Haught Science Hall. LEFT: Another FSC art
student adds some final touches to one of his paintings. RIGHT: The
intricacies of the twentieth century American chariot are mastered by
students in the Industrial Education wing of the Fine Arts Building.
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THIS PAGE — TOP: Freshman students show their enthusiasm for Big Daddy
at the capping ceremony. LEFT: It's Snoopy. Or maybe a freshman student
displaying his talent for Big Daddy. RIGHT: Pretty, young coed, Kay Cottrill,
steals a relaxing moment on the steps of the Student Center.
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ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
The Academic Affairs Office and the Dean of Academic
Affairs are directly responsible to the President for academic
affairs. This office is responsible for the establishment of
academic policy with the advice of the Academic Affairs
Council and the Faculty Senate. The Dean of Academic
Affairs has the authority to regulate actions of offices and
faculty in the academic area and he serves as chief officer of
the Academic Affairs Council.
DR. WILLIAM A. BORAM
Dean of Academic Affairs
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GALEN F. DULING
Associate Dean of
Academic Affairs for
Teacher Education
DR. PAUL E. EDWARDS
Associate Dean of
Academic Affairs
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ADMINISTRATIVE
AFFAIRS
PAUL V. YOST
Dean of Administrative Affairs
The Office of Administrative Affairs and the Dean of
Administrative Affairs are directly responsible to the President
for administrative affairs. The Dean has the authority to
regulate the actions of all offices in the administrative area
and he is responsible for the establishment of administrative
policies with the advice of the Institutional Affairs Council. He
has the authority to serve as chief officer of the Institutional
Affairs Council and is responsible for planning and
maintenance of college physical facilities and personnel.
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HOMER W. COX
Business Manager
ALVA J. RICE JR.
Assistant Business Manager
HAROLD B. LAWSON
Director of Physical
Facilities
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STUDENT AFFAIRS
The Dean of Student Affairs is directly responsible to the
President for the development of supportive educational,
social and cultural programs. He serves on various policy-
making committees and works toward effecting better
communication between students and administration. The
Dean, through consultation with the Student Affairs Council
and the Fairmont State College Student Government,
coordinates all programs and services designed to enhance the
student's pursuit toward an educational goal.
The services provided by the various Student Affairs
Offices include: orientation, housing, financial aid, placement,
counseling and testing, health services, bookstore, food
service, student activities, and student organizations. All these
services are designed to further the concept that a college
education is more than classroom experiences.
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Dean of Student Affairs
GEORGE E. CANNON
HUNTER J. CONRAD
Associate Dean of Student
Affairs
A. NEIL FRYE
Associate Dean of Student
Affairs
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OTIS H. MILAM
Registrar and Director of
Admissions
LOIS E. MUTO
Associate Dean of Student
Affairs
PETER E. PELL
Associate Dean of Student
Affairs
OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
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Bookstore Manager
JOHN G. CONAWAY
Assistant Registrar and
Director of Admissions
FRANK PULICE JR.
Director of Food Services
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DR. BILLY G. DUNN
Director of Institutional Research
The Office of Institutional Research is directly responsible to the President for the
institutional research of the college itself. The director is responsible for compiling
information concerning the costs of programs, enrollment and long range plans for
college development. The office serves as a source of information for budget needs,
and faculty plans, in a guantitative manner.
The director is also the coordinator for Institutional Federal Programs, other than
federal student aid.
This office is also responsible for the liaison between the Board of Regents and the
college by compiling and submitting guantitative data to the respective Board in
reference to the Institutional programing.
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EARL N. STRAIGHT
Director of Public Relations
The Public Relations Office provides a weekly news report of college activities to
all state newspapers, both weekly and daily. The office is also responsible for weekly
reports to all radio and T.V. stations.
The office designs and prints brochures and pamphlets for the college and its
divisions, handles all alumni activities and publications, and receives requests for
speakers and programs from the local area. All printing at the campus print shop and
at the commercial shops, carrying the Fairmont State College seal, insignias, or the
name Fairmont State College, must have the approval of this office.
The Director of Public Relations is directly responsible to the President for the
functions of this office.
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W. R. WILSON
Director of Athletics
The Director of Athletics is responsible to the President for the activities of the
Athletic and Physical Education Departments.
This office is responsible for the planning of athletic competitions, financing and
transportation for these events, and the purchasing and procurement of uniforms and
equipment for the athletic teams and the physical education department.
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DIVISION OF
COMMERCE
The Division of Commerce offers the student several choices
in his selection of a major field of study. Under the B.S.
degree the student may obtain a degree in Business
Administration with a concentration in General Business,
Economics, or Accounting. Also under the B.S. degree is the
possibility of majoring in Office Administration.
In the A.B. in Education the student may earn a degree in
Business Education-Comprehensive or Business Education-
Secretarial.
In the area of two-year programs, the student may select
Accounting, Secretarial or Clerical.
JAYNES, EDGAR
Prof.; Business Chairman
BAKER, WILLIAM
Instructor, Economics
BURNS, DORIS
Asst. Prof.; Business
BURNS, RUTH ANN
Asst. Prof.; Business
FOX, RICHARD
Assoc. Prof.; Economics
GICK, ALAN
Asst. Prof.; Business
GOULD, MARVIN
Asst. Prof.; Business
HARMAN, GLENN
Asst. Prof.; Business
HORNE, NANCY
Instructor; Business
LAUGHLIN, WILLIAM JR.
Asst. Prof.; Economics
NICHOLS, EMILY
Instructor; Business
PETRO, FLORA
Asst. Prof.; Business
POTESTA, DR. WOODROW
Prof.; Business
POTTER, WILLIAM
Instructor; Economics
SCHAUPP, DR. FRED
Asst. Prof.; Business, Economics
SCHULTZBANK, PHILIP
Asst. Prof.; Business
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COUNSELING CENTER
SHAFFER, WILLIAM
Asst. Prof.; Psychology
Director
The Student Counseling Center operates for the purpose of
providing a setting whereby students may, with the help of a
professional counselor, seek realistic decisions pertaining to
academic-vocational or personal-social problems. The
counselors are professionals trained in clinical practice and
counseling psychology. All student records are treated as
confidential information and set apart from other . records of
the college. No information is released on or off campus
without the knowledge and written consent of the student.
Students utilize the services of the center on a strictly
voluntary basis.
FERRISE, RICHARD
Counselor
FOUGHT, VICKI
Counselor
JULIAN, WILLIAM
Counselor
YOST, ROBERT
Counselor
The Counseling Center of Fairmont State College,
located behind Colebank Gymnasium.
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DIVISION OF EDUCATION
The education of teachers at Fairmont State College
is designed to utilize the cooperative functions of the
several subject matter areas and the division of
professional education. The philosophy of the College is
that adeguate preparation for teaching reguires rich and
comprehensive experiences in the area of general
education, concentration in a comprehensive or in two of
the subject matter fields, and the development of
certain attitudes, skills and understanding which
characterize effective teaching.
Fairmont State College offers teaching curricula
leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Education.
Students satisfactorily completing the teaching
curriculum in a given area will gualify for a Professional
Certificate grades K-8, 1-9, 1-12 or 7-12.
HADLEY, DR. HARRY
Assoc. Prof.; Education Chairman
ARNOLD, EUGENE, DR.
Prof.; Education
BURGESS, WAYLAND JR.
Assoc. Prof.; Education
CLARKE, DR. PAUL
Prof.; Education
CUNNINGHAM, DR. GLENNIS
Prof.; Education
DOOLITTLE, DR. MARGARET
Prof.; Education
FITZGERALD, RUSSELL DR.
Asst. Prof.; Education
GRELLA, MICHAEL
Asst. Prof.; Education
JOHNSON, DR. LOWELL
Asst. Prof.; Education
Mclaughlin, dr. earl
Prof.; Education
NAILLER, BARBARA
Asst. Prof.; Education
PHILLIPS, DR. WILLIAM
Assoc. Prof.; Education
PRIESTER, HARRY
Assoc. Prof.; Education
WILLARD, MARGARET
Assoc. Prof.; Education
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DIVISION OF
FINE ARTS
WELLOCK, RICHARD
Assoc. Prof.; Music
Chairman
The Division of Fine Arts houses the departments of Music
and Art.
Fairmont State College offers studies in art leading toward
the degrees of Bachelor of Arts in Art for non-teaching, and
Bachelor of Arts in Art Education for teachers.
The Art curriculum and activities support a commitment to
provide the highest professional education for the creative
artist, the art teacher and the scholar of the arts.
The Music Department offers a major and minor in the
Bachelor of Arts degree and a comprehensive music major and
a music minor and elementary specialization under the
Bachelor of Arts in Education degree.
The department provides excellent musical instruction for its
students through a highly qualified professional staff of
performing and teaching professors, a constantly improving
and varied curriculum, and a series of sequential musical
experiences and studies in all music degree programs.
ASHTON, JOHN
Asst. Prof.; Music
BROOKS, JAMES
Assoc. Prof.; Art
GRAY, LOWELL
nstructor; Music
HAMILTON, DONALD
Asst. Prof.; Music
MIECZNIKOWSKI, RICHARD
Asst. Prof.; Art
MOERK, DR. ALICE
Assoc. Prof.; Music
MOODY, FRANCES
Assoc. Prof.; Music
SCHOOLEY, ANNE
Instructor; Music
SCHOOLEY, JOHN
Asst. Prof.; Music
SPRINGMAN, CHARLES
Instructor; Music
TAYLOR, DR. JOHN
Asst. Prof.; Music
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DIVISION OF HOME ECONOMICS
Home Economics has the dual role of first developing
concepts, skills and values that contribute to family life and
secondly, teaching these skills for gainful employment. It has
drawn basic principles from the fine arts, physical sciences,
social sciences and practical arts, applying them to human
development and family living. Home Economics includes a
study of: enjoyable foods that are nutritionally adeguate;
artistic clothing that is inexpensive; convenient houses that are
comfortable; consumer knowledge of time, money and energy;
and families in which child rearing and relationships are
understood so as to improve family life.
HESS, MELVA
Assoc. Prof.; Home
Economics Chairman
NESSELROAD, JOANNA
Asst. Prof.; Home Economics
RADCLIFF, JUDITH
Instructor; Home Economics
RYMER, JEANNE
Instructor; Home Economics
SKAGGS, RUTH
Asst. Prof.; Home Economics
Fashionable FSC coeds model clothes they have designed by themselves.
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DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL-TECHNICAL
EDUCATION
FOWLER, DWIGHT
Assoc. Prof.; Industrial-Technical
Education Chairman
The division of Industrial-Technical Education is
organized to present programs including Industrial Arts,
Engineering Technology, and a two-year Technical
curriculum. Industrial Arts provides a teaching field for
those interested in secondary education. Engineering
Technology as a major for those pursuing the Bachelor of
Science degree leads to industrial employment at the
middle management level. The two-year technical
curriculum is designed to teach the job-entry skills with
an educational foundation on which to build advanced
studies.
BATSON, DAVID
Asst. Prof.; Industrial-Technical Education
FREDERICK, ARTHUR
Instructor; Industrial-Technical Education
GARNER, CLIFFORD
Instructor; Industrial-Technical Education
GOODWIN, JAMES
Instructor; Industrial-Technical Education
HERRING, LEWIS
Assoc. Prof.; Industrial-Technical Education
LEONARD, LOY
Asst. Prof.; Industrial-Technical Education
MILLS, JAMES
Instructor; Industrial-Technical Education
NUNNALLY, THOMAS
Instructor; Industrial-Technical Education
PHEASANT, JOHN
Instructor; Industrial-Technical Education
PHILLIPS, WALTER
Asst. Prof.; Industrial-Technical Education
SHERREN, DAVID
Assoc. Prof.; Industrial-Technical Education
SWANSON, ALLAN
Instructor; Industrial-Technical Education
THOMPSON, WILLIAM
Instructor; Industrial-Technical Education
WHITEMAN, RICHARD
Asst. Prof; Industrial-Technical Education
WISE, KENNETH
Prof.; Industrial-Technical Education
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DIVISION OF LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
The Division of Language and Literature is composed of the departments of
English, French, German, Journalism and Library Science.
The English program is designed to provide instruction in the English language
and in literature written in English as part of the college's educational program,
thereby developing increased proficiency in communication skills and encouraging
judgement and appreciation of the values of literature for the individual and for
society.
The fields of French and German takes into consideration instruction in
civilization and culture in all programs. Students preparing to teach language and
those preparing for the fields of international relations, have available a series of
courses in conversation and composition to establish these advanced skills.
The Journalism program is designed to meet the needs of both teaching and
non-teaching students. Its objectives are to develop an awareness of the
tremendous impact of the mass media on society and to build a knowledge of the
history of communications, its importance, laws, ethics and limitations of its
freedom.
The chief function of the Library Science curriculum is to prepare students for
careers in elementary or secondary school librarianship.
JACKSON, DR. BYRON
Prof.; English Chairman
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CONN, ROBERT
Asst. Prof.; French
JONES, MARILYN
Assoc. Prof.; English
MORGAN, ANNE
Instructor; English
NEWCOME, MILDRED
Assoc. Prof.; English
SONNENSHEIN, DR. RICHARD
Assoc. Prof.; English
SWEENEY, CHRISTIANE
Asst. Prof.; French
TEAHAN, JOHN
Asst. Prof.; English
WATSON, BART
Asst. Prof.; English
CAVANAUGH, DR. JEAN
Prof.; English
COPELAND, MARGARET
Assoc. Prof.; English
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DIVISION OF LIBRARY
SCIENCE
The chief functions of the Library Science curriculum is to
prepare students for careers in elementary or secondary school
librarianship. To this purpose all of the courses emphasize
school library applications. The program also provides an
introduction to library science for students interested in going
on to graduate study in the library field. Moreover, other
students, regardless of subject interests or career goals, can
profitably elect courses from the library science offerings.
HUPP, MARY
Asst. Prof.; Library
POWELL, RUTH ANN
Asst. Prof.; Library
SIMONOF, JEAN E.
Asst. Prof.; Library
BOTTOM: One million dollar addition to the FSC
Library under construction.
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DIVISION OF MATHEMATICS
Students who major in Mathematics may satisfy the
requirements for at least one of five options: the Bachelor of
Arts in Mathematics as preparation for graduate study in
Mathematics, the Bachelor of Science in Mathematics as
preparation for work in computing or for graduate study in
computer science or the Bachelor of Arts in Education (with a
single teaching field, a comprehensive teaching field, or a
subject specialization as preparation for teaching
Mathematics).
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LaRUE, DR. JAMES A.
Prof.; Mathematics
Chairman
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DUNLEVY, JAMES O.
Asst. Prof.; Mathematics
LARKIN, MARGARET
Assoc. Prof.; Mathematics
ROWE, MELANIE JEANNE
Instructor; Mathematics
SCHNEIDER, WILLIAM
Assoc. Prof.; Mathematics
Miss Larkin, making use of audio-visual aids, instructs her class through the use
of an over-head projector.
Solving a math equation, Mr. Schneider proves to his class that the problen
can be worked out.
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DEPARTMENT OF NURSING EDUCATION
MILLER DR. MARTHA
Prof.; Nursing Chairman
The two-year technical or semi-professional nursing program
is designated to prepare beginning practitioners of nursing at
the staff level. The curriculum includes a balance between
nursing and non-nursing courses; learning experiences in the
college and clinical laboratories make up a major portion of
the nursing courses. Clinical labs may include the local
hospital, clinics, schools, home for the aged and the state
hospital at Weston.
CAPLAN, DEBORAH
Instructor, Nursing
FOX, DOROTHY
Asst. Prof.; Nursing
GRIMSLEY, BARBARA
Instructor, Nursing
MEIGHEN, MARY
Instructor, Nursing
ODELL, NANCY
Instructor, Nursing
SCOTT, CAROL SUE
Instructor, Nursing
Mrs. Fox, with the aid of a nursing student,
discusses the responsibilities of .the post-op nurse.
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DIVISION OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
The Division of Health Education, Physical Education and
Recreation offers programs in Physical Education associated
with both the Bachelor of Arts in Education and the Bachelor
of Science degrees.
In the Bachelor of Science curriculum, a major program of
study is offered in Physical Education for students interested in
pursuing careers other than teaching which require knowledge
in the area of Physical Education. In the Bachelor of Arts in
Education curriculum, the following programs are offered: a
major teaching field in Physical Education, grades 7 through
12 and a subject specialization in Physical Education, grades I
through 9 or 7 through 9. The purpose of the program is to
prepare teachers for instruction in Physical Education at the
elementary, middle school, junior high and high school levels.
SKINNER, DR. C.
WALDON
Prof.; Physical Education
Chairman
ARCURE, MARTIN
Asst. Prof.; Physical Education
BUNDY, JOSEPH
Asst. Prof.; Physical Education
DUVALL, HAROLD
Assoc. Prof.; Physical Education
FLEMING, LUCY
Instructor; Physical Education
HENDERSON, JAMES
Instructor; Physical Education
HILL, LARRY
Instructor; Physical Education
KERR, WILLIAM
Asst. Prof.; Physical Education
MAHANEY, STEPHEN
Instructor; Physical Education
McCUTCHEON, GARY
Asst. Prof.; Physical Education
McGRATH, LINDA
Instructor, Physical Education
NEPTUNE, MARLYN
Asst. Prof.; Physical Education
RETTON, JOSEPH
Asst. Prof.; Physical Education
WARD, JEAN
Asst. Prof.; Physical Education
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DIVISION OF SCIENCE
RUOFF, DR. WILLIAM
Assoc. Prof. Chemistry
Chairman
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The Division of Science houses the departments of Biology,
Chemistry, Geology, Physical Science and Physics.
The Department of Biology program is designed to service
both undergraduate non-majors and those pursuing major
areas of science study in Biological Science leading either to
an A.B. in Education or the Bachelor of Science degree as wel
as preparatory programs in pre-professional areas.
The department of Chemistry offers students either the B.S.
degree, the A.B. degree or the A.B. in Education.
The Department of Physics — Physical Science offers a
minor field for students obtaining a Bachelor of Science or a
Bachelor of Arts degree. Instruction is offered for students
entering professions where a fundamental knowledge of
physics is required.
AMOS, DR. RAYMOND
Assoc. Prof.; Biology
COLEMAN, DR. JAMES
Prof.; Chemistry
COLLINS, DR. EDMUND
Prof.; Physical Science
CREASY, DR. WILLIAM
Prof.; Biology
FORD, ELEANOR
Prof.; Physics
HAYNES, DR. STEPHEN
Asst. Prof.; Physics
MICHNA, ADAM
Asst. Prof.; Biology
NAEGELE, ORVILLE
Asst. Prof.; Geology, Physical Science
PRITCHETT, DR. WILLIAM
Asst. Prof.; Biology
RICHARDSON, DR. RAYMAN
Asst. Prof.; Physical Science
SHAN, DR. ROBERT
Asst. Prof.; Biology
SWIGER, DR. ELIZABETH
Prof.; Chemistry
TURNER, JAMES
Instructor; Chemistry
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DIVISION OF
WANG, DR. YU SAN
Prof.; Political Science Chairman
AYERS, DR. PHYLLIS
Prof.; History
CAMERON, DR. ROBERT
Asst. Prof.; Psychology
FULDA, DR. MICHAEL
Asst. Prof.; Political Science
GATRELL, A. STEVEN
Asst. Prof.; History
JOSHI, TULASI DR.
Asst. Prof.; Geography
KORNBERG, DR. HARVEY R.
Asst. Prof.; Political Science
LENGEL, RICHARD R.
Assoc. Prof.; History
MORGAN, MARY E.
Asst. Prof.; History
NIEVES, ALVAR L.
Instructor; Sociology
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SOCIAL SCIENCE
The Division of Social Science is composed of the
Departments of History, Geography, Philosophy, Political
Science, Psychology and Sociology.
A full range of courses is available to the History major and
minor, including extensive coverage of United States and
European history and surveys of the major regions of the
world.
The course offerings in Geography emphasize the earth's
physical environment and its influences upon the development
of human culture. The field of Philosophy offers classes which
pertain to the idea that philosophy examines the premises on
which systematic thought may rest; it explores the types of
thought that may be produced in such areas of concern as
ethics, politics, aesthetics, metaphysics and epistemology.
A major in Political Science is designed to provide
understanding of the realities of the modern world for the
effective discharge of civic responsibility and for those
students who wish to prepare for positions in government
service or for the graduate study in international relations,
law, journalism, teaching, or allied fields.
The Psychology Curriculum at Fairmont State College
represents the dynamic place that psychology, the science of
behavior holds in the evolution of academia and society.
The Sociology Department attempts to deepen students'
questioning and understanding of social interaction in its
various forms and of social and cultural systems.
PEARSE, RONALD D.
Asst. Prof.; Psychology
PEASE, DR. LOUISE McNEILL
Prof.; History
PULSIFER, JACK R.
Assoc. Prof.; History, Philosophy
REINHARDT, ROBERT
Asst. Prof.; Political Science
RYAN, DR. PATRICIA
Assoc. Prof.; Political Science
SPRINGER, HUGH
Asst. Prof.; Education, Philosophy
VAN HORN, JOANNE
Asst. Prof.; History
WARDIAN, W. RICHARD
Instructor; History
WHITE, CRAIG C.
Asst. Prof.; Sociology
YOUNG, JAMES R.
Asst. Prof.; Geography
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DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH AND DRAMA
Oral communication, man's chief means of communication,
has as its purpose to gain utilitarian, aesthetic, and
therapeutic results in effective human interaction. All oral
communication — public speaking, small group processes,
theater, speech correction and audiology, radio and television,
speech education and the allied performance areas are tied
together by common elements of behavior and technigues.
The Speech and Drama Department has as its primary aim to
assist students in understanding these functions, processes and
effects of oral communication and to teach the principles and
methods that make the spoken word effective.
LOUGH, JO ANN
Asst. Prof.; Speech & Drama
Chairman
CHIDESTER, MARY BETH
Instructor; Speech
MANLY, CHARLES
Asst. Prof.; Speech & Drama
OVERKING, MICHAEL
Asst. Prof.; Speech & Drama
SNYDER, SUZANNE
Asst. Prof.; Speech
SWANSON, CHARLES
Assoc. Prof.; Speech & Drama
WEBER, DANIEL K.
Instructor, Speech & Drama
The Masquer's Town and Gown Summer Tent production of
"The Unwicked Witch" during performance.
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FACULTY NOT PHOTOGRAPHED
Balser, Elizabeth
Bauer, Dr. Robert
Brock, E. E.
Brooks, Mona
Byers, George Dr.
Cavallaro, Richard
Church, Dr. Samuel
Clovis, John C. II
Collins, Terry
Crues, Dorothy
Dumire, Jane
Eckels, Dr. Larry
Fitch, John
Friend, Charlotte
Friend, Mark
Gilmer, Jeriel
Givens, Ruth
Grattan, Dr. Robert
Haines, Dr. Billy
Hales, Dr. James
Hammel, Stuart
Hamrick, Robert
Hunt, Carl
Hussey, Dr. John
Jackson, James
Kennedy, Mary
King, John
Liddell, Emil
Long, Patricia
Maloney, Frances
Masters, Robert
McCormick, Dr. Charles
Moore, Richard
Moroose, Dr. Donald
Nelson, Dr. Carl
Nigh, James
Nolf, Marsha
Nutter, Barbara
O'Dell, Betty Jean
Peters, Dr. Dean
Poston, Dr. Charles
Poston, Rebecca
Pudsell, David
Salvati, Janet
Sansalone, Dr. Frank
Saye, Jerry
Smigocki, Stephen
Snyder, Barry
Tilko, George
Weems, Charles
Wills, Dr. Jack
Zivkovic, Peter
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Patty Angelilli and Tom Arnold talk outside of the
Nickel.
Annon, Teresa G., Grafton,
Elementary Education
Anselene, Arthur, Fairmont,
Recreation
Antolini, Joyce L. Elkins,
Elementary Education
Ashcraft, Beverly Ann, Buchannon
Art
Atkinson, Bonnie Shaw, Keyser,
Speech and Drama
Baker, Elizabeth Jean, Weirton,
Psychology
Barnett, Ann, Clarksburg,
Elementary Education
Bartholow, Margaret, Baxter,
Home Economics
Bartlett, Pamela, Philippi,
Secretarial Studies
Bartlett, Virginia F., Grafton,
Elementary Ed.
Batson, Edra Mae, Metz, Business
Education
Bea II, Louise Rae, Cumberland,
Maryland, Physical Education
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Jeall, Sally Jo, Mannington,
English
lee, Jeanne Mane, Clarksburg,
Physical Education
Bennett, Susan Ann, Buckhannon,
Secretarial Studies
Seymer, Pamela, Philippi,
Elementary Education
5iddle, Pauline, Fairmont, Music
Siller, Kathy Jane, Elkins, Nursing
Sishop, Marie Alice, Westover,
Nursing
Jitonti, Veronica J., Fairmont,
Secretarial Studies
Board, Gene Alan, Fairmont,
Industrial Arts
Boggess, Leslie Eugene, Fairmont,
Art
Boggess, Tanya, Fairmont,
Nursing
Boggs, Margaret Louise, Sutton,
Home Economics
Bolte, Roderick, S., Fairmont,
Industrial Arts
Bolyard, Pamela Jo, Fairmont,
Social Studies
Boroski, Larry, Fairmont, Industrial
Arts
Boyer, Joanne J., Fairmont, Social
Studies
SENIOR
CLASS OF 73
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Sraskey, John George,
Grantsville, Maryland, Physical
Education
5reckenridge, Larry D., Fairmont,
Engineering
5redon, Patricia Dian, Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Jrenneman, Douglas Alan,
Fairmont, Elementary Education
Jrinkley, Elizabeth J., Shinnston,
Physical Education
Srown, Joyce, Shinnston, Biology
5rown, Sandra K., Fairmont,
Physical Education
irown Stanley David, Fairmont,
Sociology
Brunetti, Sam A., Clarksburg,
Music
Buretz, Barbara Ann, Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Butler, Sara F., Vienna, Social
Studies
Byrd, Judith Arlene, Shinnston,
Social Studies
Cady, Barbara R., Fairmont,
Sociology
Cain, Nancy Ellen, Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Campbell, Debra Jean, Grafton,
Social Studies
Capozzi, Monica Jean, Hepzibah,
Elementary Education
Carder, Rita Darlene, Bruceton,
Math
Carse, Christopher Glen,
Sistersville, Engineering
Technology
Casseday, Jeffrey H., Tunnelton,
Physical Education
Cecchinelli, Gary A., Fairmont,
Physical Education
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Senior class officers are: Art Anselene,
secretary-treasurer; Susan Bradshaw, vice-
president; and John Lacaria, president.
Channell, Charles Edward,
Petersburg, Art and Drama
Channel, Kathy Elizabeth,
Fairmont, Speech and Drama
Chefren, Charles Paul, Fairmont,
Business Administration
Clagett, Catherine G., Fairmont,
Home Economics
Clayton, Sherry Darlene,
Clarksburg, Elementary
Education
Coffman, Linda Dale, Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Cole, Laura Rae, Fairmont, Home
Economics
Collins, Kenneth Alan, Nitro,
Music
Connell, Doris Jean, Fairmont,
Home Economics
Conwell, Cynthia Diane, Ripley,
Home Economics
Cook, Elizabeth Ann, Fairmont,
Music
Cook, Franklin Lee, Frostburg,
Maryland, Physical Education
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Copestick, Mary Jane, Fairmont, Elementary
Education
Cottnll, Bernice Marion, Clarksburg, Socia
Studies
Courtney, Robert, Fairmont, Electrica
Technology
Cox, Donald Wayne, Cameron, Psychology
Cox, Martha L, Clarksburg, Nursing
Cropp, Alice, Lumberport, Home Economics
Cross, Clark Edgar, Pine Grove,
History
Crutchfield, David, Burnsville,
Business Administration
Cunningham, Linda S., Newell,
Elementary Education
Curry, David, Fairmont, Biology
Davis, Ann Mascak, Shinnston,
Elementary Education
Davisson, Deborah S.,
Westernport, Maryland, Home
Economics
Davisson, Jane Lynn, Clarksburg,
Elementary Education
DeBalski, Beverly K., Fairmont,
Nursing
Delaney, Deborah W., Fairview,
Speech and Drama
DeVaul, Sidney Reed,
Mannington, Business
Administration
Diamond, Nancy, Clarksburg,
Sociology
Dreisinger, Thomas, Fairmont,
Physical Education
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Edwards, Laura Jean, New
Martinsville, Speech and Drama
Erickson, Paulette, Mercersburg,
Pennsylvania, Home Economics
Evans, Joyce L, Monongah,
Elementary Education
Faith, Bonita Jo, Berkeley Springs,
Art
Faulknier, Loretta, Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Fazio, Mary Chris, Monongah,
Business Comprehensive
Feathers, Jerry Ray, Fairmont,
Chemistry
Fisher, Shelia Ann, Stonewood,
Nursing
Fleming, Richard B., Fairmont,
Language Arts
Flynn, Barbara Jean, Weirton,
Elementary Education
Foltin, Sherrill Lee, Central City,
Pennsylvania, Elementary
Education
Ford, Elizabeth P., Fairmont,
English
Fox, Mary, Fairmont, English
Fragale, Deborah Glover,
Fairmont, English
Fratto, Libby, Weirton,
Secretarial Studies
Frazier, Connie Lynn, Fairmont,
English
Frazier, Craig Charles,
Parkersburg, Industrial
Education
Friend, Carol, Fairmont,
Secretarial Studies
Friend, Thomas Lynn, Sutton,
Social Studies
Fries, Carolyn Anne, Parkersburg,
Sociology
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Fullerton, David Martin, Gerard, Pennsylvania,
Physical Education
Gainer, Nellie, Shinnston, Art
Genevie, Gayle Emery, Fairmont, Speech and
Drama
Genevie, Michael Paul, Fairmont, Speech and
Drama
Germano, Robert A., Greensburg, Pennsylvania,
Business Administration
Ghrist, Carol Ann, Connellsville, Elementary
Education
Gibbons, Yvonne, Fairmont, Physical Education
Gonsorcik, Mary Jo, Clarksburg, Elementary
Education
Gowers, Cledith Paul, Monongah, Industrial
Technology
Michael Robinson, Lambert
Echols, William Robinson,
and James Temple break
from their card game to
smile for the camera.
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Grafton, Victor Leroy, Aberdeen, Maryland,
Industrial Education
Greaver, David Lee, Shinnston, Physical
Education
Gregory, Anthony F., Baltimore, Maryland, Art
Grose, Patsy Dianne, Fairmont, Elementary
Education
Groves, Hubert H., Mannington, Social Studies
Gulas, Ethel, Clarksburg, Elementary Education
Gustafson, Mark Eric, Silver Springs, Maryland,
Industrial Education
Gwinn, Thelma Jean, Richwood, Home
Economics
Hagan, Christine Ann, Kingwood, Home
Economics
Hall, Cathy Lynn, Fairmont, Secretarial Studies
Hall, Debbie L, Sistersville, Nursing
Harding, Donna, Fairmont, Nursing
Harris, Gregory Wayne, Fairmont, Psychology
Hargett, Ronald Gary, Ravenswood, Social
Studies
Harris, Suellen, Enterprise, Clerical Studies
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Haught, Deborah Marie,
Fairmont, Elementary Education
Haught, Helen, Fairview,
Elementary Education
Haught, Stanley Jay, Mannington,
Physical Education
Hawkins, Cheryl L, Fairmont,
Business Education
Hawkins, Debbie Lee, Oxen Hill,
Maryland, Elementary
Education
Hawkins, Rodney D., Fairmont,
Industrial Arts
Hay, David L, Worthington, Art
Heaney, Ross William, Rivesville,
Industrial Education
Hendrick, George Edgar,
Fairmont, Business
Administration
Hildebrand, Dale Ann,
Middletown, New Jersey,
Home Economics
Hill, Judith Ann, Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Hinerman, Donna, Mannington,
Physical Education
Hitt, Lawrence Ralph, Moorefield,
Elementary Education
Holbert, Polly Lynne, Bridgeport,
Elementary Education
Howell, Kathi, Fairmont, Home
Economics
Humphrey, Boyd C Fairmont,
Industrial Arts
Hurt, Vickie Lynn, Barrackville,
Secretarial Studies
Hyde, Roberta Lynn, Salem,
Elementary Education
Hyde, Shelley Bea, Clarksburg,
Physical Education
Iguinto, JoAnn, Clarksburg,
Business Administration
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Jackson, Alexander Earl, Fairmont, Engineering
Technology
Jenkins, Sebra Gall, Grafton, Nursing
Johnson, Deborah O., Fairmont, Elementary
Education
Johnson, Rex Ray, Fairmont, Industrial Arts
Jones, Jerrelle J., Weirton, French
Jones, Linda Jane, Fairmont, Social Studies
Comp.
Kamicker, Debra Maria, Aliquippa, Accounting
Keener, Gary E., Morgantown, Business
Keiffer, Sandy Kay, Leewood, Nursing
Keller, Gloria Jean, Lower Burred, Home
Economics
Kijowski, Michael L, Kittanning, Mathematics
King, James Russell, Grafton, Chemistry
King, Paula, Nitro, Sociology
Kisner, Howard A., Fairmont, Engineering
Technology
Kittle, Helen Louise, Fairmont, English
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Klaus, John Walter, Mt. Pleasant, Music
Klotz, Sylvia, Lost Creek, Elementary Education
Knight, Debbie A., Clarksburg, Nursing
Knight, Donna L, Clarksburg, Physical Education
Koliscak, Malcolm J., Fayette City, Pennsylvania,
Physical Education
Koubal, Karl George, Seven Hills, Industrial Arts
Kovach, Cleta Sue, Kingmont, Psychology
Kovach, Harriet Viola, Clarksburg, Elementary
Education
Kuznicki, Joseph Jr., Pittsburgh, Industrial
Education
Lacaria, John B., Clarksburg, Business
Administration
Lallone, Carol S., Wellsburg, English
LaMaster, Cynthia Ann, Charleston, Elementary
Education
Land, Pamela Michell, Detroit, Elementary
Education
Lantz, Brenda Ellen, Buckhannon, Sociology
Lantz, Linda Diana, Buckhannon, Elementary
Education
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Two students relax between classes on the school
lawn.
Lashley, Carol Ann, 'Fairmont, Math
Laughlin, G. Edward, Shinnston, Business
Administration
Law, Gary David, Clarksburg, Engineering
Technology
Lehman, John Robert, Latrobe, Pennsylvania,
Industrial Education
Lemley, David L., Ellenboro, Business
Administration
Lewis, Carolyn June, Beverly, Elementary
Education
Lienhardt, Richard John, Johnstown,
Pennsylvania, Elementary Education
Lilly, Nancy L., Glen Easton, Music
Linaburg, Victoria Lynn, Franklin, Nursing
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Lipan, Leslie, Weirton, Elementary
Education
Little, Laura Lee, Fairmont,
Nursing
Lloyd, Susan L, Philippi, Social
Studies
Loar, Cathy Lou, Grafton, Social
Studies
Longstreth, Linda Sue,
Mannington, Physical Education
Loretta, Samuel Robert,
Clarksburg, Social Studies
Low, Robert Pershing,
Parkersburg, Industrial
Education
Lowther, Donnie Kay, Clarksburg,
Biology
Luscher, Linda K., Follansbee, Elementary
Education
Madia, Angela Rose, Clarksburg, Home Economics
Makin, Pradit, Bangkok, Thailand, Business
Administration
Malone, Barbara L, Fairmont, Nursing
Malone, William, Fairmont, Physical Education
Mansfield, Robbyn Lynn, Chester, Elementary
Education
Markel, Dennis Roy, Fairmont, Industrial Arts
Markley, Charlotte Anne, Wilsonburg, Social
Studies
Marshall, Andrew, Clarksburg, Art
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Martin, Joseph Patrick, Clarksburg, Elementary Education
Martinelli, Pete D., Morgantown, Physical Education
Matkovich, Gregory M., St. Martins, Michigan, Industrial
Arts
Maxwell, Donald R., Farmington, Physical Education
McBride, Harry, Gerrardstown, Economics
McDougal, Marilyn L, Fairmont, English
McGee, Mildred L, Rangoon, Elementary Education
McGlumphy, Karen Sue, Burton, Speech and Drama
McLaughlin, Lee Preston, Hillsboro, Speech and Drama
McNeill, Daniel S., Moorefield,
Business Administration
Meadows, Susan Kay, Clarksburg,
Physical Education
Meal, Gary Allan, Oakdale,
Pennsylvania, Industrial Arts
Meglio, James M., Social Studies,
Penn Hills, Pennsylvania
Meredith, Diane E., Harresv<!ie,
Physical Education
Michael, Clara, Morgantown,
Home Economics
Michael, Christine Lea,
Mannington, Home Economics
Michalec, David E., Mannington,
Physical Education
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Susan Bradshaw waits for her food
order in the Nickel.
Middaugh, Janalynn D., Fairmont,
Home Economics
Mikulski, Catherine L., Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Miller, Kathryn Lee, Hewett,
Physical Education
Miller, Rebecca Ann, Chester,
Sociology
Mills, Judy, Fairmont, Elementary
Education
Minardi, Diane, Monongah,
Physical Education
Minnite, Constance J., Paden
City, Clerical Studies
Moats, Elizabeth B., Fairmont,
Social Studies
Moran, Doralee Ann, Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Morgan, Susan Anne, Fairmont,
Social Studies
Mullins, Allen Wayne, Terra Alto,
Elementary Education
Mutch, Donald Robert,
Melbourne, Australia, Art
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Napolillo, Lynn Collette,
Rivesville, Elementary Education
Nease, Gay, Buckhannon,
Elementary Education
Nester, Patricia Elaine, Grafton,
Home Economics
Nester, David Lee, Morgantown,
Industrial Arts
Newhouse, Kerry Lynn,
Nutterfort, Biology
Nice, Donetta S., Aurora, Business
Administration
Nicholson, Jackie R., Normalville,
Pennsylvania, Elementary
Education
O'Conner, Mary Eileen, Fairmont,
Nursing
Orwig, Jennings D., Fairmont,
Business Administration
Pack, Joan Francine, Fairmont,
Music
Papula, Susan Marie, Benwood,
Secretarial Studies
Parrish, Sonja Lee, Fairview,
Secretarial Studies
Perrin, Diane Rose, Follansbee, Sociology
Peters, David W., Lumberton, New Jersey, Business
Administration
Petrosky, Jeanette, Rock Cave, Elementary Education
Pettis, Terry Lee, Fairmont, Physics
Pettit, Gustave J., Neptune, New Jersey, Speech and
Drama
Piercy, Linda Sue, Beverly, Elementary Education
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Pilger, Charles R., Buckhannon
Industrial Arts
Pitello, Anthony, New York,
Industrial Arts
Pituch, Gregory W., New
Kensington, Pennsylvania, Sc
Studies
Poe, Elmer, Elkins, Engineering
Technology
Pokrzywa, Eugene J., Clarksburg,
Psychology
Polascak, Patsy Ann, Vienna,
Elementary Education
Poling, Barbara, Marietta, Ohio,
Elementary Education
Polk, Janice, Fairmont, Biology
Pomykata, Maryann, Mt. Hope,
Office Administration
Porter, Belinda Kaye, Mannington,
Nursing
Posey, David Robert, Roanoke,
Engineering Technology
Post, Richard A., Wolf Summit,
Business Administration
Powell, Mary Jo, Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Powers, Farmington, Business
Administration
Price, Jessie Lee, Fairmont,
Nursing
Priester, Barbara O, Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Proudfoot, David Lee, Millsboro,
Delaware, Industrial Arts
Provance, Debbie Ann, Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Ramsey, Kimbra June, Burnham,
Pennsylvania, Elementary
Education
Randolph, Rebecca Sue, Lost
Creek, Elementary Education
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Rapchick, Judith S., Farmington,
Biology
Raspa, Kathryn A., Fairmont,
Speech and Drama
Redbrook, Terry Denise,
Ravenswood, Secretarial
Studies
Reed, Janet Lee, Jane Lew,
Elementary Education
Regl, Wayne John, Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, Industrial
Education
Renaldo, Randall Timothy,
Fairmont, Engineering
Technology
Renner, Betty Jean, Waynesburg,
Physical Education
Renzelli, Mike Francis, Clarksburg,
Business Administration
Resczynski, Lawrence Michael, Benwood, Elementary
Education
Reynolds, James Robert, Shinnston, Business Administration
Rice, Deborah J., Coshocton, Ohio, Social Studies
Richards, Deborah Jean, Shinnston, Nursing
Ridenour, Patricia Ann, Newburg, Physical Education
Ridenour, Robert L., Newburg, Math
Rizzo, Frances, Fairmont, Home Economics
Rogers, Mardeen King, Fairmont, Biology
Rollins, Amelia Ellen, Lost Creek, Music
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Rollins, Geary R., Clarksburg,
Social Studies
Rollyson, Rebecca, Fairmont,
Music
Romig, Christopher, Port
Washington, New York,
Recreation
Rose, Susan E., Sutton, Recreation
Ross, Joyce A., Farmington,
Nursing
Rotruck, Terry Lee, Keyser, Art
Rujak, Mariann K., Weirton,
Nursing
Ryan, Ruth, Mannington,
Elementary Education
Sandridge, Earl Ray, Belington,
Business Administration
SanLuis, Lu, Alexandria, Virginia,
Elementary Education
Sapp, Sharon, Philippi, Elementary
Education
Scalia, Alfred J., Dumont, New
Jersey, Industrial Education
Schlarb, Cynthia K., Vienna,
Elementary Education
Schmidt, Barbara J., Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Schmuck, Sally, Fairmont, Nursing
Schrader, Glen L, New
Martinsville, Political Science
Scott, Lynn Carol, Elkins,
Psychology
Sellers, Jane Ann, Vienna, Art
Sendek, Leonard J., Belle Vernon,
Pennsylvania, Elementary
Education
Shaffer, Rebecca M., Shinnston,
Biology
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Sherbs, Cynthia Lu, Fairmont, Psychology
Shultz, Donley Kent, Fairmont, Industrial Arts
Simmons, Sally Anne, Bridgeport, Secretarial
Studies
Simonton, Susan, Pennsboro, Sociology
Skubis, Linda Darlene, Grant Town, Secretarial
Studies
Slider, Donna Jean, Paden City, Secretarial Studies
Smith, Craig W., Fairmont, Sociology
Smith, Dianne, Fairmont, English
Smith, Forrest Wayne, Fairmont, Biology
Smith, Joan Elizabeth, Clarksburg, Business
Administration
Smith, Lucinda, Fairmont, Social Studies
Smith, Patricia Lynn, Parkersburg, Elementary
Education
Smith, Sherry A., Barrackville, Elementary
Education
Smith, Virginia Rae, Fairmont, Physical Education
Snodgrass, Charlotte, Harrisville, Elementary
Education
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Snyder, Donna T., Ravenswood,
Business Education
Sopuch, Gary Lee, Farmington,
Business Administration
Spencer, Kathleen, Fairmont,
English
Stankerich, Sandra L, Wellsburg,
Elementary Education
Stanley, Charles E., Norton,
Sociology
Stanley, William L, Fairmont,
Industrial Education
Starcher, Linda Jo, Weston,
Business Education
Starkey, John D., Center Point,
Engineering Technology
Starkey, Marilyn, Friendly,
Nursing
Starr, Robert Fay, Mt. Claire, Art
Stephenson, John W.,
Mannington, Industrial
Education
Stevens, Ernest G., Fairmont,
Accounting
Stevens, John L., Fairmont,
Psychology
Stewart, Katherine, Fairmont,
Nursing
Stewart, Nancy R., Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Strippel, Ralph K., Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Stumpe, Ron G., Long Valley,
New Jersey, Psychology
Summers, Judith Ann, Durbin,
Speech and Drama
Summers, Vickie J., Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Swecker, June Renee, Buckhannon,
Elementary Education
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Swiger, Patricia Janet, Clarksburg, French
Sypolt, Terrie Kaye, Fairmont, English
Taggart, Pamela J., Westfield, New Jersey, French
Taylor, Deborah Marie, Masontown, Elementary
Education
Teets, Arthur Ross, Buckhannon, Business Administration
Templeton, A. Rosemary, Elkins, Elementary Education
Tennant, Twyla Dawn, Fairview, Business Education
Theis, Diane Christine, Keyser, Elementary Education
Thorne, Gary H., Fairmont, Engineering Technology
Thorne, Sandra Sue, Petersburg,
Accounting
Tuttle, Sandy June, Fairmont,
Nursing
Ulery, Esther B., Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Uphold, Maryellen, Fairmont,
Nursing
Vandegrift, Alice A., Fairmont,
Home Economics
Vanscoy, Charlotte Ann,
Fairmont, Language
Varner, Mary Joann, Fairmont,
Sociology
Varner, Sharon Sue, Fairmont,
Elementary Education
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Via, Vicki, Frostburg, Maryland, Business Education
Viglianco, Jeanie Marie, Fairmont, Elementary
Education
Vilone, Tina Marie, Fairmont, Music
Von Kinnan, Judy, Cameron, Nursing
Ware, Karen Lee, Belington, Physical Education
Warnick, Patricia Louise, Kingwood, Physica
Education
Watach, Constance M., Cumberland, Maryland,
Elementary Education
Watts, Bonnie Lee, Mt. Holly, New Jersey, Physica
Education
Weisdack, Robert K., Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania,
Physical Education
White, Rick W., Reedville,
Social Studies
Whoolery, Rick G., New
Martinsville, Social Studies
Williams, Charlene, Grafton,
Nursing
Williams, Joyce E., Fairmont,
Home Economics
Williams, Robert, Keyser,
Biology
Williams, Susan, Terra Alta,
Elementary Education
Williamson, Ann, Fairmont,
Elementary Education
Wilmoth, Brenda, Belington,
History
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Wilson, Erie Kay, Fairmont, Home Economics
Wilson, Pamela Kay, Fairmont, Music
Wince, Leon C, St. Marys, Chemistry
Winstel, Louise I., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Nursing
Wolfe, Donna Kay, Grafton, Elementary Education
Yates, Andrew Merle, Monongah, Industrial Arts
Yates, Peggy, Monongah, Elementary Education
Yerace, Linda Darlene, Fairmont, Psychology
Yoke, Alan Leslie, Clarksburg, Business Administration
Zablackas, John M., Weirton, Recreation
Zabolotny, Janice Marie, Grant Town, Secretarial
Studies
Zadylak, Edward J., Connellsville, Business
Administration
Zinn, Charles W., Tunnelton, Industrial Education
Zirkle, Johnny Ray, Fairmont, Biology
Zukowsky, Christine, Rivesville, Elementary Education
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Allen, Delores
Alt, George
Amos, Alice
Anderson, Elizabeth
Anderson, Mark
Anderson, Patricia
Arnett, Joanna
Arnott, Randall
Auvil, Randy
Baker, Rebecca
Bates, Clyde
Bauer, Charles
Jee, Larry
Jeeglly, Patricia
Jeerbower, Paula
Jell, Bonnie
Students perform skit
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Berry, Rhonda Blumline, Bonfili, Bill
Blagg, Bruce Margaret Boord, Wanda
Blevins, Barb Bokey, Pam Bowley, Tony
Bonasso, Therese
Boyers, Jim
Brill, Dennis
Campbell, Mary
Carpenter,
Cheryl
Chrobak, Diana
Coleman, Arnie
Colich, Ellaine
Cottrill, Kay
Cox, Pamela
JUNIOR
CLASS OF 74
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Cunningham, Ron
Curry, Daniel
Dailey, Joyce
Dawson, Joeline
DeCarlo, Linda
Doman, Vickie
Draper, Terri
Dugan, Gene
Eble, Susan
Fetty, Mary
Fluker, Jonnie
Fox, Kathryn
Frey, Jeanne
Giaquinto, Rose
Golden, Virginia
Gonzalez, Kathleen
Greaver, Vikki
Grogan, Kim
Haddix, Greg
Hamden, Barbara
Students relax at the Student
Council Pool Party.
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Hardman,
Herndon, Pam
Homono, Tom
Margaret
Harris, Erroll
Hovatter,
Harman, Phyllis
Heston, Sheila
Barbara
Harper, Lannie
Hildrith, Jane
Huey, John
Harris, William
Holbrook, Linda
Huffman, Sharon
Hayes, Beverly
Huggins,
Rebecca
Hylton, Ronnie
Ivaun, Betty
James, Barry
Janco, Edward
Junior Class Officers: Jimmie Jo Sachetti, Vice Pres.; and Francine Bovalma, Sec.
Treas.
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Lovely Laura Little poses at Homecoming Dance
Karnis, Sheila
Ladd, Richard
Jarrett, Mary
Kennery,
Layman,
Joins, Joyce
Howard
Charlotte
Judy, David
Knudson, Geoff
Layman, Curtis
Leach, Erk
Leachman, Kurtis
Leavy, Wendy
Lemasters, Johanna
Lenhart, Janice
Leroy, Joseph
Lyons, Douglas
Martin, George
Mayo, Ida
McCann, Deborah
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Joe Dorsey and MaryEllen
Perry chat in the Nickel.
McCartney, Kay
Meade, Kay Francis
Meo, Kandyce
Meredith, Edward
Metzgar, Doris
Miller, Robert
Moore, Nancy
Morgan, Gary
Mundy, Barbara
Myers, Patsy
Nestor, Marilyn
Nestor, Rebecca
Newhouse, Robin
Nichols, Melinda
Nicholson, Regina
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Nixon, Emily
Peters, Susan
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Pinnell, Linda
Plutro, Michele
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Pat Cassidy loves her new instructors.
Poling, Pam
Prochko, Debbie
Putian, Dominga
Poss, Alta
Proctor, Bill
Raad, Ingrid
Post, John
Pulice, Diane
Raso, Paul
Reeder, Randal
Reinhard, Arthur
Riffle, Marilyn
Robinson, Ronnie
Rogers, Barbara
Rogers, James
Rollins, Cheryl
Sachetti, Jimmie
Sapp, Pam
Satterfield, Gary
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Students can't wait to get
their pictures taken.
Serenari, Lynnette
Sezbenski, Debra
Shaver, Cynthia
Short, Judith
Shrader, Gregory
Smith, Michael
Steele, Deanna
Stewart, Cheryl
Stickel, Esther
Stiles, Judy
Straight, Claude
Strapko, Nancy
Stuchell, Charles
Swiger, Bradley
Taylor, Christie
Taylor, Kathleen
Taylor, Rebecca
Thomas, Kookie
Thorne, Donna
Tibbs, Cheryl
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Tice, Ronald
Tressler, Trevor
Tucker, Cindy
Turner, Anthony
Urso, Kathy
Verzich, John
Waters, Melissa
Wells, Herbert
Wetzel, Jane
White, Gregory
White, Joe
Whitlatch, Chris
Williams, Barb
Williams, Janes Wilt, Beverly
Wilson, Deborah Winter, Debra
Wilson, Josette Winter, Karen
"Make me!" says Debbie Seifrit.
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Students are enchanted with Robin William's music at Fall Concert.
Wise, Charles
Wolverton, Candae
Woofter, Bill
Woy, Robert
Wytko, Teresa
Yeater, Debbie
Yoho, Steven
Young, Margaret
Students chat in the
Nickel.
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Students wait in line to pay fees on
Registration Day.
Arnold, Mary
Auvil, Sandra
Bailey, Debbie
Baker, Ronald
Barker, Sheila
Barrick, Michelle
Bartgis, Kevin
Berdine, Mary
Berkley, Joyce
Bernot, Thomas
Biondi, Cynthia
Blankenship, Liz
Bongiorni, Gary
Boyce, Dana
Boyles, Nancy
Bredon, Merrilyn
Brown, Kim
Brugnoli, Susan
Burke, Karen
Calvere, Herman
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Campo, Diann
Chamberlain, Glen
Corbitt, Deborah
Crickenberger, Mary
Crislip, Carolyn
Curry, Renee
Day, Penni
Day, Susan
Dean, Rick
Deem, Joseph
Dellinger, Tabitha
DeLuca, Kathleen
Denkenberger, Susan
DiDomenico, Elisa
DiGiorgi, Valerie
Dillon, Bruce
Dobrin, Marion
Dodd, Faye
Dunn, Debbie
Durst, Vickie
Eddy, Sue Ann
Edwards, Robert
Eirhart, Barbara
Elder, Nancy
English, Cynthia
SOPHOMORE
CLASS OF 75
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Class officers are: president, Steve
Taylor, secretary, Linda Posey, and
vice-president, Joyce Kuhn.
Feaster, Marsha
Fields, Sheila
Fischer, Joan
Fisher, Karen
Fluharty, Carol
Gainer, Katherine
Garrett, Kathryn
Glover, Joanette
Godwin, Judith
Goodwin, Patricia
Greaver, Thomas
Grisafi, Melinda
Gulley, Jerry
Gump, Chesley
Hall, Debbi
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Hardman, Eugenia
Hardy, Debra
Harsh, Krista
Hartsell, Tapha
Harvey, Kenneth
Hays, Joyce
Hennessey, Mary
Herrick, Cecilia
Herron, Ralph
Hess, LuAnne
Hestick, Bernice
Higgins, Steve
Horner, Kathy
Hostutler, Linda
Jackson, Barbara
Jackson, Pamela
Jenkins, Patricia
Joe, Brenda
Johnson, Diana
Johnson, Margie
Kenneth Cornwell sleeps on one of
the Student Center's comfortable
couches.
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Nathy Cresenzi and Mike
Godby walk down the hill
from the cafeteria.
Lang, Susan
Lasobek, Vanessa
Legg, Ella
Leonette, James
Leonette, Becky
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King, Linda
Klaus, Mary
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Koon, Ladonna
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Kroll, Paul
Lachapelle, Tim
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Levine, Harvey
Lilly, Patricia
Lindsey, William
Lipinski, Debbie
Livingston, Virginia
Lynch, Pam
Madison, Brenda
Martin, John
Martin, Pamela
Mason, Barbara
Matthews, Linda
Maurer, Christina
McBride, Gloria
McCain, Kathleen
McClung, Beverly
McClure, William
Miller, Debra
Miller, Mary Jo
Moats, Dan
Moore, Susan
Susan Lang and Joe Miller relax
while studying in the downstairs
lounge.
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Moyer, Toni
Murphy, Shirly
Nagy, Janet
Nern, Jenny
Northcraft, Karen
Orndorff, Mitchell
Pellillo, Julie
Perri , Mary Ellen
Petitto, Arthur
Phillips, Becky
Phillips, Michael
Phillips, Paul
Posey, Linda
Prendergast, Anne
Price, Gary
Raddish, Devon
Reider, Diana
Renaldo, Becky
Rhodes, Martha
Richards, Jeffry
Rieser, Cynthia
Roberts, Becky
Robinson, Deborah
Robinson, Donna
Rogers, Edwin
Rukat, Kathryn
Sabo, Marsha
Sapp, Pam
Satterfield, Teresa
Schmidt, Don
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This Student was caught off
guard while he was talking
in the Nickel.
Shroyer, Edward
Sinnett, Linda
Sinsel, David
Smith, Jacqueline
Smith, Phyllis
Steele, Frederic
Stevens, Kathy
Stevens, Pam
Stingo, Janet
Stout, Deborah
Strickling, Becky
Stromberg, Dennis
Sullivan, Kathryn
Swick, Gerald
Talerico, Debby
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Students wait in line to make
changes in their class schedules.
Talerico, Jeanne
Talerico, Mary
Teets, Barbara
Tennant, Susan
Thompson, Kay
Thorne, Michael
Thorp, Donna
Tonecha, Nancy
Tourney, Donna
Trainer, Sharon
Trimble, Robin
Trowbridge, Donna
Walden, Barbara
Walters, Wilma
Warder, Constance
Watkins, Donna
Weakley, Carol
Weber, James
White, Linda
White, Ray
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Whiting, Susan
Williams, Anna
Williams, Gladys
Williams, Janet
Wilson, Cathy
Wilson, Deborah
Wilson, Linda
Wilt, David
Wolfe, Carole
Woodard, Gary
Wright, Donna
Yanero, David
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These two students prepare
to shoot a game of pool in
the recreation area.
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These candles are killing me.
Anderson, Susan
Andrick, Cathy
Armbruster, William
Ash, Vickie
Auvil, Jeannie
Baker, Lynde
Ball, Sandra
Begunich, Susan
Belotte, John
Bennett, Vickie
Benson, Sara
Blake, Jacqueline
Blake, Susie
Blend, Diane
Boggs, Mike
Brannon, Pam
Brown, Diana
Brown, Kimberly
Browning, Juanita
Burr, Jeff
Cain, Patti
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Carlomany, Russell
Carroll, Constance
Cheslock, Shelly
Clyde, Charles
Coffindaffer, Debra
Coleman, Zena
Conch, Joe
Conrad, Mary
Cozad, Liz
Crltes, Diane
Cushman, James
Custer, Sheila
Freshman Class Officers: Terry Sampson, Pres.; Bob Strawn, V. Pres.; Joe Fenimore, Sgt.-at-
Arms; and Pam Weisgarber, Sec.-Treas.
D'Abruzzo, Gale
FRESHMAN
CLASS OF 76
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Dally, Larry
Daniels, Jane
Davis, Bonnie
Davis, Lorraine
Davisson, David
Dieterich, Dana
Dooley, Jacqueline
Dunlevy, Linda
Ecremen, James
Ellison, Deborah
Elsey, Linda
Estlack, Chris
Evans, Debra
Everitt, Carla
Farance, Brenda
Fitzpatrick, Barbara
Francis, Terry
Furfari, Lisa
Ganoe, Debra
Garrison, Debra
Gibson, Pamela
Gillot, Lynne
Goff, Jane
Gontz, LeeAnn
Green, Eunice
Students enjoy dance after Freshman
orientation.
Green, Patty
Griffin, Robbie
Hairston, Holteen
Hamilton, Susan
Hardesty, Janice
Hebb, Connie
Hedrick, Delores
Hevener, Lois
Hildreth, Melba
Hockman, Nancy
Hovatter, Terri
Huey, Lynn
Huffman, Judi
Hughes, LaDonna
lammarino, Nancy
Jackson, Joyce
Jackson, Kathe
Jenks, Brenda
Jernigan, Joe
Johnston, Stephanie
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Kebler, Patricia
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Kelley, Shelby
Kendig, Susan
Kerns, Beth
Kerns, Randal
King, DeEtta
Knight, Cheryl
Kobe, Richard
Lafler, Pam
Lake, Naomi
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Lambert, Michelle
Lappas, Thayme
LaRue, Rebecca
Leaseburge, Carol
Lemley, Kathryn
Lloyd, Linda
Long, Karen
Loughrie, Frances
Lowery, Terry
Luttrell, Shirley
Madia, Donna
Male, Margorie
Male, Sam
Mallamo, Resa
Marcy, Vicki
Marino, Susie
Marks, Patricia
Martin, Terry
Maury, Shirley
Maxwell, Carl
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R
eally
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says an
astoniihed Frosh.
Mayo, Debra
McCutchan,
Peggy
McDonald, Leslie
McGlumphy, Bill
McKnight, Susan
McMillin,
Cynthia
McNeill, Beverly
Mullens, Linda
Oliverio, Cynthia
Painter, Cheryl
Pasquariello,
Steve
Paugh, Mary
Ellen
Peaslee, Deanne
Pinkerton, Donna
Poling, Lynn
Powell, Kathy
Powers, Alice
Powers, Debra
Price, Robert
Puffenbarger,
Jeanette
Quertimont,
Brenda
Renzelli, John
Riley, Betsy
Roper, Debra
Rowand, Debra
Shannon Sturm was the
Freshman Class selection at
Homecoming.
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Rowe, Marsha
Rush, Timothy
Russell, Jacqueline
SanJulian, Jeanne
Schram, Tim
Frosh Big Daddy, Danny Curry, gets a big hug from a Freshman at
Orientation.
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Watkins, Debra
Watkins, William
Weaver, Patti
Weddell, Nancy
Weisgarber, Pam
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White, Karen
White, Mary Kay
Wiley, Debra
Williams, Cathy
Williams, John
Wilson, Nancy
Wolfe, Jill
Wolfe, Marilyn
Wright, Willard
Yerkey, Jonny
Jill DiMaio dons her Beanie.
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ALPHA PHI GAMMA
Alpha Phi Gamma, journalism honorary, began at Fairmont
State College in 1949 as the Beta Gamma Chapter. After
several years the chapter dropped and wasn't reactivated until
1970. Principal purposes are to honor individual achievement
in journalism, as shown through a student's participation on a
campus publication, and to help maintain and improve the
quality of student publications.
Top to bottom: Nancy Diamond, Joanne Boyer, Bonnie Getz, and Jennings
Orwig. Seated: Charles Kovalan
ALPHA PS
OMEGA
Alpha Psi Omega, a drama honorary, was
founded at FSC under the leadership of Dr.
Paul Opp. Membership in Alpha Psi Omega
is earned at FSC through participation in
college theatre. Each spring the Alpha cast
sponsors the Alpha Awards for superior
performances.
Left to right: JoAnn Lough, Linda Pinnell, Katherine
Raspa, Daniel K. Weber; advisor, Judi Summers, Bonnie
Atkinson.
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AWS
Associated Women Students is a
service organization open to all women
students. The local chapter, founded in
1964, is a member of the
Intercollegiate Association of Women
with representatives from colleges and
universities in every state in the Union.
Row I: Betty Renner, Charlene Williams, Renee
Swecker. Row 2: Pat Beeghly, Kathy Gainer,
Debris Allen.
BETA BETA
BETA
Beta Beta Beta is an organization for
outstanding students of the biological
sciences. Members are reguired to have
a 3.0 grade average in at least 10 hours
of biology and a 2.3 overall grade
average. The purposes of this
organization are to encourage
advancement in life sciences through
stimulation of scientific knowledge and
promotion of biological research.
Row I: Mareleen Rogers, Susanna Rapchick, Betty Jayne Ivaun, Donnie Lowther, Becky Shaffer, Joyce
Brown. Row 2: Joe Franz, Robert Barnett, Bob Williams, Forrest Smith, Steve Ice. Missing: Janice Polk,
Debbie Yeater, Margaret Bard, Susan Sutter.
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The Black Student Union was organized in 1969 at FSC and was originally named Society for the Study of Black Culture. The
members felt that there was a need for an organization which could provide local and educational activities as well as a mental
state of mind that would be relevant to students in general and black students in particular.
BLACK STUDENT
UNION
Row I, left to right: Brian Jones, Roderick Jones, Dick Nichols, Stan Taylor,
Joyce Collins, Jay Holman, Johnnie Mae Fluker, Curtys Thompson, Debbie
Robinson, Lorraine Davis, Kathy McCain, Yvonne Adam, Jackie Dooley,
Debbie West. Row 2: William Robinson, James Harriston, John Hughes,
Willie James, TedlEchols, Thomas Harriston, James Temple, Phillip House,
Retha Twyman, Nelsona Waugh, Marvin Stewart, Stanley Brown, Marvin Hart.
FLAMES
Flames, a junior honorary for women, was organized in 1966
for the purpose of honoring the junior women who have shown
outstanding leadership, character, and service to the college
and who have maintained a 2.8 grade average.
Left: Adrianne Osbourn, Therese Bonasso
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AMERICAN
CHEMICAL
SOCIETY
American Chemical Society is an
organization of students with majors and
minors in Chemistry. They have programs to
further their education and go on field trips
to acguaint themselves with prospective jobs.
Row I, left to right: James Coleman, Elizabeth Swiger,
Marie Shackelford, Susanna Rapchick, Debbie Toothman,
and Donnie Lowther. Row 2: Jerry Rexroad, Randy
Kerns, James Turner, Jim Albertson. Seated, left: Forrest
Smith, Leon Wince.
DEBATE
SQUAD
The national intercollegiate debate proposition for 1972-73
is Resolved: That the Federal Government should provide a
program of comprehensive medical care for all United States
citizens. The members of the debate squad annually attend
twenty to twenty-five intercollegiate debate tournaments at
colleges and universities throughout the Eastern United States
to debate the national topic. Michael Overking is the debate
coach.
Row I: Twila Pabnik, Mary Klause Sara Butler. Row 2: Thomas Marlowe, Jim
Woolfitt, and Stuart Hammel, Asst. Coach.
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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
This organization is made up of students interested in a professional career in Home Economics. Members are affiliated with the
State Home Economics Association and the American Home Economics Association. Since 1909, the membership has been
engaged in elementary, secondary, and adult education, service home economists, social welfare, public health, and research. In the
past year the Vocational program has been added in home economics. Students can graduate with a vocational certificate.
TOP: Standing: Barbara Hovatter, Margaret Bartholow, Chris Hagan, Norma Gantz, Donna Madia, Robin Trimble, Emily Nixon, Angela Madia, Debbie Davisson.
Seated: Margaret Hardman, Cynthia Conwell, Sheila Heston, Michele Plutro, Debbie Sezbenski, Clara Michael.
BOTTOM: Left to right: Lynn Hoza, Julie Johnson, Karen Burke, Donna Tourney, Susan Denkenberger, Janice Rice, Ella Legg, Sally Davis, Pat Beeghly, Pam
Brannon, Debbie Bailey. Sitting: Nancy Tonecha, Star Proudfoot, Sandra Auvil, Phyllis Harman, Carol Weakley. TABLE: Left: Doris Metzgar, Tabby Dellinger
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Row I: L. W. Leonard, trustee; John Starkey, Denny Powell, Tom Pitek, Jim Oyster, Craig Frazier. Row 2: Clifford F. Garner, faculty; Robert Johnson, Karl Koubal,
Joe A. Pease, George E. Agee, Arthur L. Frederick, faculty; K, G. Wise, International Trustee.
EPSILON PI
TAU
Epsilon Pi Tau is an International
Honorary Professional Fraternity which
seeks to promote and reward skill,
efficiency, and research among industrial
arts students.
BLAZERS
Blazers is a local Senior Women's
Honorary founded in 1947. Each spring
outstanding junior women are elected on
the basis of scholarship, leadership, loyalty
to the college, and integrity. These women
are members throughout their senior year
and occupy a special position of honor
and example to underclass women.
Gale Genevie, Nancy Diamond, Kathy Malone,
Barbara Priester.
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DORM
PRESIDENTS
Marsha Feaster, Debbie Kamicker, Cynthia
Biondi.
BELOW: Victor Bissett. Larry Engel, John
Starkey. president; A. Earl Jackson, Robert
Heusler, Randy Renaldo. Row 2: Elmer Poe,
vice-president; Larry Breckenridge, treasurer;
Robert Beatty, secretary.
ENGINEERING TECH
The Engineering Technological Society is composed of students enrolled in the Division of Industrial-Technological Education at
Fairmont State College. Membership is open to all individuals, organizations, and industrial enterprises having an interest in
engineering or industrial technology.
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INDUSTRIAL
ARTS CLUB
Developing attributes of the
Industrial Arts technology beyond
class activities is the goal of the
Industrial Arts Club. Affiliated with
the American Industrial Arts
Association through Industrial Arts
College Clubs, the club was formed
at FSC in 1948. All college students
are eligible for membership.
Row I, left to right: Paul Gowers, Rod Bolte
Joe Pease, George Agee, Richard Wildman,
Mark E. Gustafson, Paul Cams, Dennis Powell,
Timothy Smith, Charles R. Friend. Row 2: Karl
Koubal, J. O. Burton, Tom Six, Ray Yerkovich,
Tom Pitek, Harvey Levine. Row 3: William
Stanley, Randy Wain, Ron Cunningham,
Robert Johnson, Alfred Scalia, David
Proudfoot, Randy Renaldo, Mark Wilson,
Barry James. Row 4: Dennis Markel, Alta Pass,
Dickie Miller, Wess Warrell, Tom Barlow, Tom
Withers, Mick Shaffer.
Interfraternity Panhellenic
Council is made up of three
representatives from each
fraternity and sorority. Main
functions are the coordination
and sponsoring of Greek Week
Activities, the annual Holly
Ball, Homecoming Floats, and
Song Song Fest.
Row I, left to right: Rick Pill, Dave
Oliveto, Dan Bellay, Mick Price, Curtis
Edwards. Row 2: Paul Gowers,
president; Jim Zeh, sergeant-at-arms;
Gus Petit, Reed Blain, Michael
Hoffmaster.
NTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL
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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
The purpose of International Relations is to acquaint the students at FSC with foreign exchange students. It is of special interest
to social science students, but anyone concerned with forming a peaceful and understanding world community may join.
Left to right: Kebecca Miller, Dominga Putian, Nelsona Waugh, Dr. Patricia Ryan. Row 2: Dr. Robert Bauer, David Wilt, Rick White, Donny Shaver, Bob Starr,
Pradit E. T. Makin.
INTER-
FRATERNITY
PANHELLENIC
Interfraternity Panhellenic Council is
made up of three representatives from
each fraternity and sorority. Main
functions are the coordination and
sponsoring of Greek Week activities,
the Annual Holly Ball Dance,
Homecoming Floats, and Song Fest.
Row I, left to right: Diane Tsottles, Betty Jayne
Ivaun, Stephanie Ely, Nancy Diamond, Gale
Martin, Paula Spiker. Row 2: Charlene Williams,
Carolyn Crislip, Trudy Williams, Brenda Lantz,
Barbara Buretz, Kathy Urso, Joanna Arnett. Row
3: Vince Kelley, Mike Kijowski, Harvey Levine, Pat
Martin, Rocco Muriale, Randy Donlin, Art
Anselene. Row 4: Jerry Feathers. Rich Hauidren,
Larry Resczynski.
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INTER-VARSITY
CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship is a non-
denominational group open to all faiths and creeds.
Today's problems are discussed in relation to the Bible.
Row I, left to right: Barbara Pyles, Rebecca Pritt, Dodie Moran, Kathy
Burger. Row 2: Mrs. Willard, Nelsona Waugh, Rebecca Miller, Karen
Burke. Row 3: Willard Wright, Connie Walls, Wayne Regl, Carla
Everett, Mike Young, Debbie Chaddock, and Earl Killian.
INTRAMURAL
COUNCIL
The Intramural Council, composed of
the intramural director, his immediate
staff, and group representatives, are
the governing body of the intramural
program. The council constantly
evaluates the program of activities,
rules for these activities, schedule time
for events, and the needs of the
student body.
Row I, left to right: Steve Miranov, Greg
Haddix, K. C. Jones, Tom Hoy, Art Anselene.
Row 2: Tom Arnold, Donley Shultz, Paul Cams,
Curt Edwards, Mr. Arcure. Row 3: Richard
Warash, Steve Grove, Marvin Gould; faculty.
Row 4: George Vargo, Tom Gutshall, Pat Aman,
Kevin Dodge. Row 5: Randy Wain, Dan Oates,
Steve Yoho. Missing: Curt Thompson.
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MASQUERS
MENC
Founded in 1925, the Masquers, under the auspices of
the Speech and Drama Department, is the production
organization for campus plays. Open to all students for
membership, Masquers presents four major plays a school
term. In the summer the Masquers join with the community
to present four plays in the nationally advertised Masquers
Town and Gown Players summer tent theatre.
Row I: Danny Marsh, Francine Bovalina, Melinda Nichols, Beckie Brown
Bonnie Faith, Geary R. Rollins, Pam Poling, Margaret Hardman, Joanie
Fuldenstein, Mary Lou Jackson. Row 2: Cathy Stuart, Julia Amos, Bill
O'Field, Doug Henderson, Vickie Sampson, Kathryn Raspa, Linda Pinnell,
Bitsy Rice. Row 3: Mickey Barrick, Bonnie Atkinson, Judi Summers, Danny
Curry, Tim Sharp, Willard Wright, Linda Lantz, Kenneth Harvey, Gerald
Swick, Howard Kemery.
Music Educators National Conference consists of faculty
members and students who have a major or minor in music.
The goal of the group is to better the understanding of music
education through a varied and enlightening program of
activities.
Row I: Linda Posey, president; Debbie McCann, secretary; John Klaus, vice-
president; Amy Rollins, treasurer; William Brown, sergeant-at-arms. Row 2:
Brenda M. Joe, Pamela Wilson, Barbara Brookover, Amy Koon, Ellaine Colich.
Row 3: William Glenn Freeman, Steve Sanford. Debbie Wilson, Alan Bowley,
Richard Wellock.
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PI GAMMA MU
Pi Gamma Mu is the national social science
honorary which recognizes scholarly
achievement in the social studies area. The
local chapter, reactivated in 1971, includes
these recognized for excellence in sociology,
political science, history, and psychology.
Row I, left to right: Jeanne Thomas, Susan Simonton,
Linda Yerace, Karen Winter, Barbara Cady. Row 2: Jim
Bailey, Danny Shaver, Larry Thomas, Larry Hitt, James
Meglio, Louise McNeill Pease. Row 3: Hugh Springer,
Charles McCormick, W. Richard Wardian, Paul Edwards,
Phyllis Ayers.
WOMEN'S
PAN
Left to right: Debbie Davisson, Gaye Nease,
Chris Aaron, Monica Bitonti, Ruth Ryan, Jackie
Nicholson, Jeanie Viglianco, Paula Spiker, Chris
Maurer, Barbara Walden, Linda Lantz, Susie
Meadows.
Missing: Beckie Riffe, Louise Winstel, Barbara
Brookover, Maryann Evans, Pam Beymer, Patty
Fox, Vickie Nichols.
Women's Panhellenic consists of four representatives from each sorority, the
president, rush chairman, junior and senior representatives. Its purposes are to
"maintain on a high plane fraternity life and interfraternity relations within our
college, to further intellectual accomplishment and scholarship, to co-operate with the
college administration in the maintenance of high social standards, and to be a self-
governing body to assure orderly procedures among social fraternities.
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SIGMA TAU DELTA
STUDENT BOARD
Sigma Tau Delta is a national English honorary formed in
1964. Its purpose is to encourage interest and participation in
activities related to English majors. Members must have at
least a 3.0 average in English courses.
The Student Center Advisory Board was set up to advise
Frank Pulice on how to improve the Student Union. They listen
to complaints and suggestions made by the students and put
them to the best use possible.
ABOVE: Left to right: Karen Ware, Janice Sandy, Kathy Fox, Charles
Kovalan, Sandi Stankevich, Pam Haulon, Bonnie Atkinson, Les Baggess, Pat
Ford, Judy Short, Cora Brand, Terri Sypolt.
BELOW: Left to right: Donley Shultz, Art Anselene, Jimmie Jo Sachetti, Dean
Muto, Dean Cannon, Frank Pulice, Barbara Buretz, John Lacaria, Edward
Lemon, Joyce Kuhn
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SNEA
Student National Education Association
typifies the thrust of education through a united
teaching profession. They combine the legacy of
the past with new direction for the future. They
represent the mutually supportive programs of
local, state, and national education associations
to promote the cause of education and advance
the interests of the teaching profession.
Left: Gus Pettit, Editor of the State Newsletter; Mrs.
Margaret Willard, State Advisor; Becky Sinclair, State
Treasurer.
BELOW: SNEA Officers at Fairmont State College. Left to right:
Laura Cole, Treasurer; Diane Theis, President. Mildred McGee,
Secretary; Linda Piercy, Executive Committee; Seated: Patsy Gross,
Executive Committee; Mrs. Margaret Willard, FSC Advisor.
Absent: Susanna Rapchick, Vice-President; Rosalee Morrison,
Executive Committee; Becky Sinclair, Executive Committee.
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STUDENT
NURSES
Student Nurse Association is
composed of freshman and senior
students who are eligible for the two-
year nursing program. The main
purpose of this non-profit organization
is to aid in the development of the
nursing student as a democratic citizen
by broadening the members horizons
as an individual.
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RESIDENT DIRECTORS
Left: Mrs. Madge Rogers, Mrs. Eleanor Drane.
Not Shown: Judy Morgan, Mrs. McCullough, Stan Groves, Mrs. Shroeder, and John
Byrer.
SIGMA ALPHA IOTA
Sigma Alpha lota is a professional fraternity for women in music.
Members are selected on the basis of academic standing and music
proficiency. During the past year Epsilon Psi Chapter has been
responsible for several programs on American music: the music of
Thomas Canning, of Duke Ellington, of Appalachian music, the music
of George Crumb, and of FSC faculty members, John Ashton and
John Schooley.
Row I: Debbie Wilson, president; Camilla
Scott, treasurer; Elizabeth Cook, vice-
president. Row 2: Amy Koon, recording
secretary; Pauline Biddle, Chaplain; Becki
Hamrick, editor; Pamela Wilson,
corresponding secretary; Cheryl Stewart,
sergeant-at-arms. Row 3: Frances Moody,
Paula Spiker, Bonnie Barr, Judy Godwin,
Barbara Brookover, Nancy L. Li I ley , Linda
Posey, Becky Rollyson, Dr. A. Moerk.
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WHO'S
WHO
Annually FSC honors a few
select students by naming them to
the list of Who's Who Among
Students in American Colleges
and Universities. These students
are selected on the basis of
outstanding scholastic
characteristics, participation, and
leadership.
Row I: Jerrelle Jones, Laura Jean Edwards, Linda Davidson, Kathi Howell. Row 2: Gayle Genevie, Susan
Bradshaw, Marilyn McDougal, Barbara Priester, Beverly Ashcraft. Row 3: Karl Koubal, Mick Genevie, Jerry
Feathers, Frank Devono. Row 4: David R. Crutchfield, Douglas Bunner.
YOUNG
DEMOCRATS
College students should have a basic understanding of
domestic politics and the Young Democrat Club has
organized to create better and more complete views in
national affairs.
Row I: Ed Janco, Nancy Clevenger, Sara Benson, Bob Starr. Row 2:
William Haught, Dave Hay — president.
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STUDENT COUNCIL
The Student Council is the executive board of the student government organization. It
consists of five student body officers, all class presidents, vice presidents, secretary-
treasurers, and sergeant-at-arms, two members elected by the interfraternity-panhellenic
council, five members elected by the non-fraternity group, one woman elected by the
Associated Women Students, and one faculty advisor appointed by the President of the
College.
One of the principal assignments of the Student Council is to meet annually 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.
STUDENT COUNCIL: left to right: Joe Pease, Elmer Poe, Rich Hauldren, Steve Taylor, Art Anselene, Linda Posey, Jeff Cassidy, Joyce Kuhn, Mark Gustofsen, Karl
Koubal, Gus Pettit, Kathy Malone Challnne, Danny Curry, Ed Lemon, Francine Bovalina, Jimmie Jo Sachetti, John Lacaria, Trudy Williams, Susan Bradshaw,
Charleen Williams, Jerry Feathers, Pam Weisgarber, Donley Shultz, John Starkey.
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VICE-PRESIDENT
Ed Lemon
TREASURER
Karl Koubal
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Kathy Malone Channel
SECRETARY
Gus Pettit
SGT.-AT-ARMS
Danny Curry
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FRESHMAN
ORIENTATION
Freshmen arrive on the campus in advance of other
students. It is at this time that freshmen become acquainted
with the campus, buildings, and the academic program,
various student activities, and student welfare in general.
Throughout the orientation period, freshmen are assisted and
guided by trained student counselors who are sympathetic to
the individual problems of students.
RIGHT: Freshmen enjoy the Freshman mixer.
BELOW: Big Daddy, Danny Curry, is carried around Freshman Orientation by
enthusiastic freshmen.
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RIGHT: Mr. Pell was awarded his initials by the student body officers.
BELOW: New freshmen on display.
FRESHMAN COUNSELORS: Row I, from left: Rod Jones, Tony Gregory, Monica Bitonti, Sally Beall, Nancy Strapko, Terry Sypolt, Linda Pinnell, Sherry Stewart,
Kathy Malone. Second row: Gus Pettit, Louise Beall, Debbie Davidson, Kathy Urso, Linda Starcher, Debbie Lopez, Jeannie Viglianco, Betty Renner, Thelma Gwin.
Third row: Arnie Coleman, Libby Fratto, Bernadette Mainella, Peggy Williamson, Donna Sharrow, Donna Gearde, Nikki Lawson, Diane Meredith, Linda Wingate.
Fourth row: Cheryl Carpenter, Joy Minehart, Joyce L. Evans, Paula Spiker, Brenda Jarvis, Cindi Allen, Patty Fox, Laura Little, Susan Bradshaw, and Jenny Smith.
Fifth row: Denny Osborn, Christene Mechles, Mary Jo Gorncheck, Kathy Spencer, Michelle Plutro, Beckie Nestor, Charlotte Snodgrass, Marilyn Riffle. Sixth row:
Barbara Priester, Bobbie Flinn, Drane Pulice, Barbara Buretz, Teresa Bonasso, John Zablaekas, Norma Jimeno, Pam Boyers. Seventh row: Chuck Pilger, Gerald Swick,
John Megilo, John Starkey, Tom Piteck, Jim Meglio, Paul Gowers, Jerry Feathers, Ed Lemon.
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Homecoming activities included
concerts by Sweet Azz and the
Commodores along with the crowning
of Homecoming Queen Chris Maurer
at the Coronation Ball, October 6,
1972 in the Student Center Ballroom.
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HOMECOMING
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TOP: Lynn Huey directing the Falcon marching
band.
RIGHT: The Falconettes do their routine at half-
time of Homecoming game.
BOTTOM: Students enjoying the music from the
Commodores.
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COLLEGIATES
Dreams of visiting Europe became reality for Fairmont State College's Touring
Choir, The Collegiates, when they were selected to compete in the Anglo-
International Music Festival in Coventry England, last fall.
The dream was complete when the singers placed second out of ten other
American groups, receiving a silver plague and huge trophy commemorating the
event.
Of the four judges who judged the contest, three were from England and one from
Rome. According to Miss Frances Moody, directress of the Collegiates, standards of
musicianship were extremely high.
The trip was financed in parts by the students, money making projects, choral
funds, contributions and the proceeds from concerts presented before departure.
The chaperones, in addition to Miss Moody, were Professor and Mrs. Richard
Wellock and Dr. and Mrs. James Hales.
In 12 days, they visited three countries, Holland, France and England. They sang at
Sunday morning service in a 12th century church in Bozun, Holland; they performed
at the Chartres Cathedral in France; then concluded at the festival in Coventry,
England.
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FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIATES: First row, left to right: Connie Wolfe, Judy Godwin, Becky Moore, Susan Elsey, Tina Vilone, Cynthia Tucker, Snady
Osborne, Pam Herndon, Babs Hamden, Becky Riffe. Second row: Pat Barron, Fran Pack, Cheryl Stewart, Linda Watkins, Barbara Brookover, Betty Pat Garner, Jenny
Smith, Ellaine Colich, Debbie McCann, Nancy Valentine. Third row: Dave Haney, Danny Marsh, Mark Thomas, Doug Bunner, Dave Webster, Fred McCord, Tom F.
Reffner, John Yost, Don Gaston, David Meek, Larry Smedley and Chris Ashcraft.
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TOP: Collegiates pose for a picture outside Warwick Castle in England.
TOP: Collegiates outside the cathedral in Coventry, England.
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BAND
The Fairmont State College and Concert Band is a
uniformed band which presents concerts in Fairmont and other
communities. This organization is open to both men and
women.
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FALCONETTES
LEFT: One of the feature twirlers, Beverly DeBalski, at half-time over at East-
West Stadium.
BOTTOM: THE FSC FALCONETTES: First row: Beverly DeBalski, Lynn Huey,
Kathy Harrold and Judy Kinnan. Second row: Barbara Hamden, Gail Tury,
Pam Lynch, Debbie Hawkins, Cheryl Criado, Jane Hawkins, Ann Prendergast,
Linda Williams, Phyllis Woodell, Donna Madia and Linda Posey.
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CHEERLEADERS
FSC CHEERLEADERS: Front row: Mary Jo Powell, Pat Cassiday, Mary Foltz. Second
row: Theresa Bonasso, Jimmie Jo Sachetti (Head) and Debbie Mallamo. Not
pictured: Patty Morrison.
ABOVE: FSC Cheerleaders lead football fans in cheers.
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Mary Jo Powell
Jimmie Jo Sachetti
Head Cheerleader
Patty Morrison
Pat Cassiday
Debbie Mallamo
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COLUMNS
THE COLUMNS is the student newspaper published weekly
throughout the regular college year with the exception of
examination and vacation periods. The Publications Board,
representing students and faculty, approves the selection of
staff members from a list presented to the Board by the
faculty advisor. Consideration is given to those students who
have done acceptable work in journalism or who have had
practical experience on publications. THE COLUMNS is
named for the eight stately columns at the front of the
Administration Building. It is financed by student's fees and
advertising.
Joanne Boyer
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
COLUMNS STAFF: Left to right, row I: Joanne Boyer, Dick Gall, Marily McDougal. Row 2: Charles Kovalan, Joeline Dawson, Mag Lynch, Joe Dorsey. Row 3:
Nancy Diamond, Cathy Wilson, Pam Hanlon and Gary Morgan.
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Nancy Diamond
MANAGING EDITOR
Gary Morgan
COPY EDITOR
Charles Kovalan
NEWS EDITOR
Dick Gall
CO-FEATURE EDITOR
Marilyn McDougal
CO-FEATURE EDITOR
Joe Dorsey
SPORTS EDITOR
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MOUND
THE MOUND is published annually by the students.
The administrative officers of the staff are approved by
the Publications Board from a list presented to the Board
by the faculty advisor. All phases of college life are
depicted in the annual, largely by pictures. It was named
from a historic spot on a former campus. It is financed
by student fees and advertising.
Michelle Barrick and Gus Pettit
CO-EDITORS IN CHIEF
Debbie Shannon
CLASS EDITOR
Susan Denkenberger
ORGANIZATION EDITOR
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Francine Bovalina
GREEK EDITOR
MOUND STAFF: Left to right: Ron Allen, Francine Bovalina, Susan Denkenberger, Mickey Barrick, Pam Weisgarber, Clyde Bates, Mary Ellen Paugh, Gus Pettit,
Debbie Shannon and Jim Bacco.
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MRS. McTHING
BY
Mary Chase
DIRECTOR
B.J. O'Dell
April 6, 7 and 8
Mrs. Howard V. Larue III Bonnie Shaw
Carrie Sharon Sayre
Sybil Kathy Fox
Evva Lewis Kathy Malone
Maude Lewis Linda Pinnell
Grace Lewis Linda Lantz
Nelson Alan Novak
Howay Brad Waronicki
Chef Eddie Channell
Virgil Howard Kemery
Dirty Joe Danny Marsh
Stinker Karl Koubal
Poison Eddie Shellenbach Danny Curry
Mrs. Schellenbach Kathy Seelinger
Mimi Rochelle Vilar
Policeman Bill O'Field
Mrs. McThing:
Ugly Witch Lynette Orbovich
Beautiful Witch Kathy Raspa
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PLAZA SUITE
By Neil Simon
DIRECTOR
B.J. O'Dell
June 14, 15, 16 and 17
ACT I
Bellhop Bill O'Field
Karen Nash Midge Teahan
Sam Nash Waldon Skinner
Waiter L. A. Wallman
Jean McCormack Kathy Malone
ACT II
Waiter L. A. Wallman
Jesse Kiplinger John Teahan
Muriel Tate Patty Vandergrift
ACT III
Norma Hubley Iris Bressler
Roy Hubley Max Fields
Borden Eisler Bill O'Field
Mimsey Hubley Gayle Genevie
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Madge Miller's
THE UNWICKED WITCH
An Unlikely Tale
DIRECTOR
Mona Brooks
June 26, 27, 28 and 29
WINONA
The Young Witch Becky Huggins
GOBBLE
The Old Witch Lynette Orbovich
HOBBLE
The Older Witch Carol Lallone
WOBBLE
The Oldest Witch Jerry Vilar
LUKE
The Boy George Amos
SAD SIMON
His Grandfather Lee McLaughlin
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Rodgers and Hammerstein's
OKLAHOMA
DIRECTOR
Jo Ann Lough
July 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10
Aunt Eller Wanda Henderson
Curly David Haney
Laurey Brenda Haney
Ike Skidmore David Underwood
Will Parker Danny Marsh
Jud Fry Jonathan Springston
Ado Annie Carnes Linda Springston
Ali Hakim Charles Manly
Gertie Cummings Kathy Malone
Andrew Carnes George H. Turley
Cord Elam L. A. Wallman
Friends and Neighbors Chorus
Ellen Ingrid Raad
Kate Pam Poling
Armina Jennifer Wotring
Joan Louise Rankin
Faye Linda Pinnell
Vivienne Judy Welty
Virginia Cecil Enos
Fred Ronnie Leamon
Slim Mike Genevie
Jess Jud Ashcraft
Mike Frank Shroyer
Joe Larry Donaldson
Friends and Neighbors Dancers
Pigtails Diana Chrobak
Susie Pam Shroyer
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SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER
or
The Mistakes of a Night
BY
Oliver Goldsmith
DIRECTOR
B. J. O'Dell
October 12, 13, and 14
Mrs. Hardcastle Joyce Lewis
Mr. Hardcastle Daniel K. Weber
Tony Lumpkin Michael Genevie
Kate Hardcastle Kathy Fox
Constance Neville Kathy Spencer
Slang Fred McCord
Muggins Todd Thralls
Aminadab Willard Wright
Bet Bouncer Linda Lantz
Stingo Gerald Swick
Marlow Danny Curry
Hastings David Haney
Diggory Lee McLaughlin
Roger Doug Henderson
Dick Howard Kemery
Dolly Linda Pinnell
Jeremy Tim Sharp
Sir Charles Marlow Todd Thralls
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BENEATH THE CROWN
A Readers Theatre Presentation
SCRIPT
Compiled and Written By
B.J. O'Dell
December 5, 1972
Kathy Raspa
Fred McCord
Todd Thralls
Bitsy Rice
Kathy Malone
Bonnie Atkinson
Kathy Fox
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"LOVERS"
PART I: WINNERS
By
Brian Friel
DIRECTOR
DANIEL K. WEBER
November 16, 17, and 18
Joe Ted Dreisinger
Mag Kathy Malone
Man Chuck Whitting
Woman Carol Lallone
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BEHIND
THE
SCENES
LEFT: Cast and crew of Lover's shooting the
background scenes.
BELOW LEFT: Miss Jo Ann Lough and Jon
Springston checking over scripts.
BELOW RIGHT: Ted Dreisinger has his make-up
applied carefully for Lover's.
CONVOCATIONS
RIGHT: Performing at the annual Spring Concert last April was
Livingston Talyor.
BELOW: Goose Creek Symphony, along with Robin Willimas,
presented the 1972 fall concert in Colbank Gymnasium.
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LEFT: The 1972 Homecoming Coronation Ball
entertainment was provided by the Commodores
from Motown.
BELOW: Kolish entranced FSC students in the
Student Center Ballroom with his hypnotic
abilities.
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SPEAKERS
RIGHT: Governor Arch A. Moore visited the FSC campus during his
recent campaign for re-election, which proved to be successful in his
re-election.
BELOW LEFT: Democratic gubernatorial candidate John D. (Jay)
Rockefeller stops to chat with students outside the Student Center.
BELOW RIGHT: Dick Gregory appeared in Wallman Hall last year
and spoke before and over-capacity crowd.
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COFFEE
HOUSE
LEFT: Jamie Lewis presented several nights of
entertainment in the newly formed Tap Room in
the Student Center.
BELOW: Getting the Coffee House Circuit off
to a good start were the Dawson Brothers.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS
Clyde Bates
MOUND AND COLUMNS
PHOTOGRAPHER
Gary Keener
ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER
Jim Meglio
ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER
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Beta Tau Chapter of Alpha Phi Delta was founded at
Fairmont State College on November 14, 1914. The
national fraternity for men was founded on November 14,
1914 at Syracuse University.
1.
Stave Farmer
10.
Jim King
2.
Brad Butcher
1 1.
John Waddel
3.
Bob Stiltner
12.
Ted Offutt
4.
Paul Raso
13.
Joe Guido
5.
Bruce Suido
14.
Les Boggess
6.
Dennis Preston
15.
Gary West
7.
Bob Drummond
16.
Ralph Strippel
8.
Roger Brewer
17.
Greg Bowers
9.
Charles Tano
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Delta Omicron Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta was
established on the Fairmont State College campus on
February 22, 1963. It was founded at Lombard College in
1893. The sorority now has 144 national chapters.
1 . Pam Beymer
2. Debbie Lancianese
3. Beth Mierly
4. Paula Spiker
5. Jo Anna Arnett
6. Laura Little
7. Patty Fox
8. Janet Nagy
9. Connie Wolfe
10. Kathy Burns
I I . Penni Day
12. Patty Gibson
I 3. Diane Meridith
14. Becky Baker
15. Peggy Wolfe
16. Linda Windgate
17. Patty Staumbaugh
I 8. Susan Bradshaw
19. Vick, Hurt
20. Jenny Smith
21. Amy Redpath
22. Jean Hunter
23. Cindy Tucker
24. Susie Lloyd
25. Jane Rothlisburger
26. Camella Young
27. Debbie Mallamo
28. Debbie Merandi
29. Vicky Nichols
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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 became Delta Zeta with the Epsilon lota
Chapter at Fairmont State College.
1 . Sally Simmons
15. Debbie Stealey
2. Pi Hinch
1 6. Lynne Conner
3. Ruthie Ryan
1 7. Jeanne Martin
4. Louise Beall
18. Trudy Williams
5. Diane Bode
19. Chris Krupinski
6. Wendy Leavy
20. Martha Hayes
7. Barb Williams
21. Shelley Hyde
8. Jackie Nicholson
22. Carol Ghrist
9. Patty Lilly
23. Diane Tsottles
10. Paula Soulsby
24. Jan Stingo
1 1 . Jackie Jones
25. Carol Moebus
12. Kathy Urso
26. Melodie Fox
1 3. Bonnie Getz
27. Linda Wilson
14. Kathy Harrold
28. Nancy Strapko
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Phi Mu National Fraternity, the second oldest
organization for women was established at Fairmont State
in 1966 by affiliating with Gamma Chi Chi, first local
sorority on campus. Phi Mu was founded in 1892 at
Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia.
1 . Pat Cassidy
2. Mary Foltz
3. Donna Ash
4. Becky Fisher
5. Francine Bovalina
6. Carol Klingensmith
7. Libby Woods
8. Debbie Davisson
9. Debbie Shannon
10. Linda Shuttlesworth
11. Judy Hill
12. Judy Mills
I 3. Monica Bitonti
14. Chris Aaron
15. Maggie DeBellis
16. Joni Fennimore
1 7. Stephanie Ely
18. Patty Angelilli
19. Barb Scott
20. Betty Jayne Ivaun
2 I . Sharon Varner
22. Martha Lake
23. Gail Martin
24. Sandy Simms
25. Dinny Osbourn
26. Barbie Priester
27. Nathy C. Godby
28. Anne Prendergast
29. Donna Robinson
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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.
1 . Ellaine Colich
2. Carolyn Crislip
3. Linda Coffman
4. Janie Messinger
5. Jane Lynn Davisson
6. Joyce Sims
7. Gay Nease
8. Renne Swecker
9. Charlene Williams
10. Sue Ann Eddy
I I . Susie Gates
12. Mary Ann Evans
13. Rosemary Fantasia
14. Barb Walden
I 5. Cheryl Carpenter
I 6. Thelma Gvvinn
I 7. Alice Cropp
18. Janie Copestick
19. Jo Ann Oliveto
20. Linda Lantz
21. Linda Cunningham
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Sigma Pi, national fraternity, was founded in 1897 at
Vencennes University, Vencennes, Indiana. In February of
1961 this national fraternity established a colony at
Fairmont State College. It was not until October 12, 1963
that this colony officially became Gamma Epsilon Chapter
of Sigma Pi.
1 . Art Angelene
2. Denny Confort
3. Tom Ramsey
4. Steve Sienkiel
5. Joe Fisher
6. Steve Louis
7. Ross Daniels
8. George Vargo
9. Charles Stanley
10. Devin Dodge
I I . Ret Travers
12. Wayne Mathias
13. Jim Williams
14. Randy Reeder
15. Ralph Quick
I 6. Charlie Burnside
I 7. Tony Pi k ulsky
I 8. Brad Monas
19. Dave Berardi
20. Gene Dugan
21. Jim McNeely
22. Steve Arnold
23. Eric Leach
24. Dave Hart
25. Keny Shahan
26. Chris Perkins
27. Don Schmidt
28. Pat Aman
29. Hun Zeh
30. Roger Arthur
3 I . Bill Woofter
32. Philip McGee
33. Jim Rosnick
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Sigma Sigma Sigma was founded April 20, 1898, at
Farmville State Normal School, the present Longwood College
in Farmville, Virginia. Formally Tau Tau Tau, a local sorority,
Alpha Kappa Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma was established
on May 30, 1930, as the first national sorority on the campus
of Fairmont State College.
1.
Louise Winstell
18.
Chris Maurer
2.
Barbara Buretz
19.
Susie Koehn
3.
Andreas Konya
20.
Charolette Barnebi
4.
Brenda Lantz
21.
Becky Riffe
5.
Joanne Di Giovanni
22.
Sandy Butcher
6.
Joyce L. Evans
23.
Joy Menhart
7.
Nancy Diamond
24.
Kathy Spencer
8.
Donna Sharrow
25.
Janice Lenhart
9.
Libby Fratto
26.
Michelle Plutro
10.
Peggy Williamson
27.
Becky Nester
1 1.
Ida Mayo
28.
Bonnie Bell
12.
Jennifer Onderko
29.
Theresa Bonasso
13.
Norma Jimeno
30.
Debbie O. Johnson
14.
Adella Slaman
31.
Vickie Garcia
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Jo Ann Shultz
32.
Diane Pulice
16.
Jeannie Viglianco
33.
Jimmie Jo Sachetti
17.
Bei nadette Mainella
34.
Kathy Howell Polis
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Sigma Tau Gamma, Xi Chapter, was installed at
Fairmont State College on March 23, 1929. The fraternity
was founded by seventeen men attending the summer
sessions of Central Missouri State College.
1. William Wilharm
2. Dave Walters
3. Jim Gilmore
4. Paul Gowers
5. Jim Winters
6. Dallas Paugh
7. Steve Cooper
8. Clell Simmons
9. Rich Pill
10. Dave Judy
I I . Bill Proctor
I 2. Steve Murdock
I 3. Bob Core
14. Kurt DeMoss
15. Jeff Hood
16. Keith Jackson
I 7. John Proctor
18. Russ Conner
19. Ron Baker
20. Geoff Knudson
2 I . Jeff Reggett
22. Ed O'Neil
23. Larry Dally
24. Richard Snider
25. Bob Price
26. Randy Miller
27. Chester Thomas
28. Dave McGowan
29. Steve Forsythe
30. Leroy Grafton
3 I . Jeff Daugherty
32. Jim Frenzil
33. Steve Hensley
34. Dan Bellay
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Tau Beta lota, the first fraternity for men on campus was
founded in 1926 to promote a form of organization for
athletes. It is considered the great, great grandfather
among fraternities on campus.
1.
Joe Merindino
23.
Abby Albruzzino
2.
Mark Wel+y
24.
Charlie Bramble
3.
King Muriale
25.
Duke Burnetti
4.
Joe Willie Luciente
26.
Mike Woody
5.
Russell Neptune
27.
Harry Schwartz
6.
John Varner
28.
Snapper Echard
7.
Hawk Romeo
29.
Randy Donlin
8.
Dave Stout
30.
Space Hartlieb
9.
Pat Martin
31.
Lemuel Jaquez
10.
Dave Haines
32.
Mouse Oliveto
II.
Harry Gardner
33.
Bruno Burnett
12.
Joe Welty
34.
Tony Gregory
13.
Compa Warash
35.
Maz Marino
14.
Prince Piscitelli
36.
Mule Hawkins
15.
Gary Recktenwald
37.
Fred Zimmerman
16.
Joe Vavoti
38.
Ron Toothman
17.
Frank Devono
39.
Wayne Recktenwald
18.
Richard Stocking
40.
Mammal Mackey
19.
Denny L'laneza
41.
Bradley Dobbins
20.
John Tutalo
42.
Jean Claude Pallotta
21.
Barbo Barbario
43.
Mark Harper
32.
Mark Blankenship
44.
Jim Hawkinberry
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Tau Kappa Epsilon, the largest international fraternity for
men, was founded on January 10, 1909. The Zeta Sigma
Chapter was organized on the local campus in 1948 and
became the Theta Delta Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon in
1959.
1 . Bob Germano
2. Manny Caltrider
3. John Krzys
4. Mark Blaunt
5. Mike DeMary
6. Fred Phelps
7. Jerry Feathers
8. John Lehmen
9. Steve Higgins
10. Dennis Shaffer
I I. Mike Clark
I 2. Danny Wiekle
I 3. Steve Taylor
14. Bird Carnes
I 5. Brian Blaugh
16. Mick Price
I 7. Larry Resczynski
I 8. Anthony Jinmie
19. Art Baldauf
20. Dave Crutchfield
21. Mark Wilson
22. Phil Wielkle
23. Roosevelt Neal
24. Rich Hauldren
25. Louis Sidow
26. Gerry White
27. Gary Bird
28. Gary Woodard
29. Frank Caputo
30. Rod Skarzinski
3 I . John Painter
32. Gary Mace
33. Rick Maxwell
34. Bill Baron
35. Tim Martin
36. Dickie Ladd
37. Don Morris
38. Tom Arnold
39. Gary Dent
40. Todd Kapon
41. Gary Price
42. Mike Tonkovich
43. Marvin Pikens
44. Don Conaway
45. Paul Warder
46. Paul Hofbaurer
47. Mike Thorne
48. Mike Hoffmaster
49. Rob Steele
50. Mike Lindamood
51. Bob Smith
52. Mike Godby
53. Larry Boroski
54. Rocky Starrett
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Kappa Gamma Chapter of Theta Xi fraternity merged
with Kappa Sigma Kappa, a national social fraternity in
1962. Theta Xi was nationally founded in 1864 at Rensselear
Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York.
1 . Jack Breech
1 3. Vince Kelly
2. Gus Pettit
14. Curtis Edwards
3. Gary Ward
15. Bob Riley
4. Bill Burnett
16. Tom Pitek
5. Steve Smith
17. Bill Catsonis
6. Dennis Powell
18. Malcom Kolisack
7. Bob Hensler
19. Larry Breckenridge
8. Harvey Levine
20. Christian Breckenridge
9. Mike Kijowski
2 1 . Len Sendek
10. Craig Frazier
22. Jim Oyster
1 1. Fred Straka
23. Tom Six
1 2. Joe Kuznicki
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FRATERNITY
Jacque Lynn Tutalo
TAU BETA IOTA FRATERNITY
Bonnie Bell
SIGMA PI FRATERNITY
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SWEETHEARTS
Beverly Wiles Bunner
SIGMA TAU GAMMA FRATERNITY
Betty Nightengale Oyster
THETAXI FRATERNITY
Kathy Lafferty Spencer
TAU KAPPA EPSILON FRATERNITY
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HOLLY BALL
TOP RIGHT: Dean Cannon crowns Francine Bovalina Holly Ball Queen 1972. Miss Bovalina represented Phi Mu Sorority.
BOTTOM: 1972 HOLLY BALL COURT, left to right: Debbie Huff, Sigma Pi; Susan Bradshaw, Alpha Xi Delta; Vicki Garcia, Sigma Sigma Sigma; Trudy Williams,
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Linda Wilson, first runner-up, Delta Zeta; Francine Bovalina, Holly Ball Queen, Phi Mu; Jane Lynn Davisson, Second runner-up, Sigma Kappa,
Jeannie Harper, Tau Beta lota; Diane Sidwell, Sigma Tau Gamma; Carol Klingensmith, Theta Xi.
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Fine
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Sorority
Fraternity
Delta Zeta
87
Tau Kappa Epsilon
135
Phi Mu
62
Sigma Tau Gamma
86
Sigma Kappa
48
Theta Xi
81
Sigma Sigma Sigma
43
Sigma Pi
80
Alpha Xi Delta
33
Tau Beta lota
70
BELOW: Spectators applaud the efforts of TKE high jumper, Mark Talbot.
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Members of Sigma Tau Gamma strive to win
in the carriage race.
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Fred Phelps broad jumps for Tau Kappa
Epsilon; the fraternity has won the division
title for thirteen consecutive years.
Fraternity men compete in the 880 relay, one
of the thirty events in Greek Week
competition.
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BASEBALL
ABOVE: Pitcher Wayne Mathias displays the
form that made him one of the top Falcon
pitchers.
RIGHT: Doug Corbett takes a pitch in a game
against Salem.
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BASEBALL (9-7)
Pitcher
Mathias
Scott
Scott
Mathias
Mathias
Hopkins
Scott
2 Milligan, Tenn., Away 4
4 Milligan, Tenn., Away 5
6 Alderson-Broaddus, 4
Home
7 Salem, Home 3
7 Davis and Elkins, Away 0
6 Davis and Elkins, Away 0
19 W. Va. Wesleyan, 4
Home
5 W. Va. Wesleyan, I Hopkins
Home
0 Salem, Away 4 Mathias
6 W. Va. State, Home 4 Hopkins
8 W. Va. State, Home 19 Scott
0 West Liberty, Away I Mathias
0 West Liberty, Away I Hopkins
2 Morris Harvey, Home 8 Mathias
5 Glenville, Home 0 Mathias
14 Glenville, Home 5 Scott
LEFT: Home run leader John Gouzd shows his
power swing.
FSC BASEBALL TEAM: First row, from left: Doug Corbett, Ted Echols, Roger Arthur, Ret Travers, Don Smith, Mannie Caltrider, Steve Arnold, Jim Scott. Second
row: Coach Wilford R. (Squibb) Wilson, Bob Hopkins, Brad Monas, Arnie Coleman, John Gouzd, Freeman Deist, Wayne Mathias.
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TENNIS
TENNIS (3-6)
Morris Harvey, Away
Shepherd, Away
Alderson-Broaddus, Home
California, Pa., Away
West Liberty, Away
Frostburg, Home
Alderson-Broaddus, Away
Salem, Home
West Liberty, Home
WVIAC Championships
0-9
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8-0
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Seventh Place
TENNIS TEAM: From left: Coach Craig White, John Cambell, Kevin Jones, Greg Foley, Dave Young and Manager Ray Bradley.
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BOWLING — 2nd IN THE NAIA
LEFT: Team captain fires one of his many strike balls.
BELOW: The Falcon bowling team is pictured with their trophy earned for a
second place finish in the NAIA. Kneeling, from left: Charlie Scott, Bob
Ayers, Bill Malone, and Bob Gardner. Second row: Coach Marvin Gould and
Terry Falcon. Not pictured: is Ralph Robinson.
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BOWLING: Three of team's bowlers display their championship form. TOP
RIGHT Charlie Scott; LOWER RIGHT Bob Ayers; and BELOW Terry Falcon.
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BOWLING: Bob Gardner LEFT and Ralph
Robinson BELOW show that concentration is a
vital aspect of bowling.
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GOLF
GOLF: Three of the golfers responsible for the Falcon success on the links last
year are RIGHT Gary Dent; LOWER RIGHT Bill Haddox and BELOW Larry
Spotloe.
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GOLF (52-8)
W. Va., West Liberty, Glenville
Glenville, Davis and Elkins
Salem and W. Va. Wesleyan
W. Va. State and Glenville
Morris Harvey and Rio Grande
Southern Regional (6 teams)
D & E and W. Va. Wesleyan
Western Regional (10 teams)
Lost three
Salem and W. Va. Wesleyan
Northern Regional
Salem
Central Regional
W. Va. Wesleyan
WVIAC Meet
Won four
Won three
Lost one
Won five
Won two
Won eight
Lost one
Won two
Won five
Lost one
Won one
Won eleven
Lost one
Won one
Won ten and
(Second Place) Lost one
Kneeling, left to right: *Randy Scott, Bill Kerns, *
row: *Gary Rob Mitchell, John Aman, Coach Hil
II Haddox, Mike Veltri. Second row: *Sam Rizzo, Tim Bullian, *Rick Pagliaro, Jeff Lipinski, *Larry Spotoe. Third
"Denotes Lettermen.
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CROSS COUNTRY
RESULTS
7 wins
I 3 losses
Placed fourth in Conference Meet
ABOVE LEFT: THE 1972 CROSS COUNTRY
TEAM: First row: Wayne Rigle, Mark Vaughn,
Rob Steele and Ed Randolph. Second row:
Assistant coach Richard Wardian, head coach
Bart Watson and student assistant Tedd Nash.
Not pictured is: Lester Sandy.
FAR LEFT: Wayne Rigle, Mark Vaughn, Rob
Steele and Ed Randolph get their time checked
by coach Watson.
LEFT: Coach Watson discusses the season with
team captain, Wayne Rigle.
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Patrick, Paul Adams, Frank Cook, Jeff Burr, Ed McGee and Alan Carpenter. Third row: Asst. Coach Harry Fotiou, Dan Milewski, Mike Lorentz, Roger Arthur, John
Zablackas, Larry Groves and Coach Doug Corbett. Not pictured are: Jack Breech, Mike Godfrey, Frenchie Michaud, Tana Powdiriya.
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Thailand.
LEFT: Tom Ramsey battles a defender near the opposing goal.
BELOW: Jeff Burr follows the ball toward the goal.
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ball against Frostburg.
LEFT: Jeff Burr and Bill Patrick advance toward
goal against West Liberty.
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FOOTBALL
CO-CAPTAIN
Paul Deahl
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FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE UPPERCLASSMEN ON 1972 FOOTBALL TEAM INCLUDE: Front row: Brent Smith, Chris Perkins, Willie James, Randy Rutherford,
Bob Lambert, Ross Daniels. Gary Bird, Mike Shaver, Ted Jackson, Jim Snoderly, Trainer. Row 2: Larry Hill, Assistant Coach (defense), Mike Tonkovich, Jim Zeh,
Miller Hall, Charles Bauer, Mark Wilson, Bill Stewart, Ted Stewart, Stan Laughlin, Mike Lindamood, Paul Deahl. Row 3: Gary McCutcheon, Assistant Coach
(offense), Jim Oyster, Marvin Hart, Kurt DeMoss, Dana Campbell, Lambert Tsuhlares, Roosevelt Neal, Lambert Echols, Bob Smith, Dan Volosin, Dennis Shaffer,
Head Coach William Kerr. Row 4: Earl Davis, Bob Robertson, Gerry White, John Hughes, John Fazio, Rich Hauldren, Bill Swope. STUDENT ASSISTANT
COACHES: Matt Fortier, Fred Phelps, Larry Conaway, Andy Sedlock, Bill Haddox.
FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE FOOTBALL STANDINGS FOR 1972
RECORD 2-7
28 Waynesburg College (Pa.)
35 West Virginia Wesleyan College
7 West Virginia State College
6 Glenville State College
0 Salem College
23 Concord College
6 West Liberty State College
16 Hillsdale College (Mich.)
3 Ashland College
19
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26
45
41
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CO-CAPTAIN
Bill Swope
FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: First row, left to right: Howard Seibert, Terry Galam, Mike Nettles, Roger Johnson, Ricky Rome,
Jack Wilson, Lawrence Goodine, Kennith Kerr. Second row: Donald Evans, Jack Renick, Dan Roselle, Mike Maxium, Jim Williams, Larry Southern, Tim Daniels, Dale
Thomas, Tony Monday. Third row: Jim Boyd, Grey Rustymere, Duke West, Mark Mason, Doug Kiger, Alan Deaner, Tim Schramn, Ken Howser, Harold Gilland.
Fourth row: John Garrnett, Mike Kirk, Gerald Kelley and Brian Swisher.
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ABOVE: Tim Daniel carries ball past an
end against Concord.
LEFT: Ted Jackson, the all-time leading
ground gainer in FSC history, moves
for yardage against West Virginia
State.
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Coaching the 1972 Falcon footballers were: First row: Larry Hill, asst. coach, defense; Bill Kerr, head coach; and Gary McCutcheon, asst. coach, offense. Second
row: Fred Phelps, Matt Fortier, Larry Conaway and Andy Sedlock, student assistants. Not pictured is Bill Haddox, student asst.
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FAR LEFT: Doug Kiger gives teammate John Hughes a pat on the back for a
tackle against Salem. LOWER LEFT: Tailback Randy Rutherford takes a dive
against West Virginia State. ABOVE: Coaches Bill Kerr and Gary
McCutcheon watch the action from the sidelines. BOTTOM: Falcon defenders
swarm around a Waynesburg runner.
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TRACK
RIGHT: Bill Black displays determination as he participates in long jump
competition.
FSC 1972 TRACK TEAM: First row, from left: Coach Joe N. Bundy Jerry Zemanek, Jim Boyers, Miller Hall, Roosevelt Neal, Al McClure, Bill Black, Ross Daniels.
Second row: Dallas Paugh, Bill Tibbs, Gary Stout, Jerry Feathers, Wayne Regl, Tedd Nash. Delbert "Dusty" Hayhurst, Bill Haddox, Rob Steele and Bill Robinson.
Back row: Paul Hofbauer, Norm Thomas, Curt Chaney, John Hughes, John Carlson, Gary Bird, Mike Argabrite, Jerry Davisson, Gerry White, Ted Jackson, and
Dale Rexroad.
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TRACK (22-4)
Fairmont Invitational, 5 first places
Marietta Invitational, First place (12 teams)
WVU, Slippery Rock (Lost 86'/2. 5I"V2, 43)
W. Va. Wesleyan (Won 1 13-34)
Alderson-Broaddus (Won 134-11)
WVU (Mountaineer) Relays, 1 first place
Indiana, Pa. (Lost 76-79)
Ohio State Relays, Second place
W. Va. Wesleyan ( 1 04-59 '/2)
Salem (l04-l4'/2)
Penn Relays
WVIAC Championships (Won 7 — Lost 1)
Second Place — 124 5/6 pts.
LEFT: Ross Daniels tries for the big lift to get hii
over the barrier in pole vault action.
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RIGHT: John Carlson flies through the air en route to some of the points that
make him the leading scorer through tour years of track at Fairmont. BELOW:
Curt Chaney breaks the tape just ahead of Norm Thomas in the 440
intermediate hurdle competition last spring.
198
LEFT: Miller Hall demonstrates his prowess in shot put action. BELOW:
Record high jump performer "Fosbury Flops" his way over 6'8 ".
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SWIMMING
THE BEST FALCON
SWIMMING EVER
SWIMMING
(SEASON RECORD — 7-5)
Fairmont
Opponent
82
Georgetown University
31
71
California State College
42
69
Glenville State College
38
75
Berea College
36
67
Capital University
46
47
West Virginia Wesleyan
66
39
Morris Harvey
72
63
West Va. Institute of Tech.
50
40
West Virginia University
71
29
West Liberty
82
59
West Virginia Wesleyan
54
43
Youngstown State University
70
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FSC SWIMMING TEAM (left to right): Coach Mahaney. B. Ott, L. Dally, R. Baker, B. Price. Row 2: K. Bartg.s, B. Dillon, M. Koliscak, D. Hayes, A. Remhart, D.
Schmidt. Row 3: M. Boggs. B. Schafer, H. Levine, J. Deem, M. Phillips, T. Martin, J. Armbruster. Row 4: C. Bauer, D. Deiterich, B. Scott, R. Rizzoto, B. Mason,' C.
Mazzei, R. Kobe, R. White, J. Ecremen.
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TOP: Joe Deem leaves pool after a workout.
LEFT: Jeff Armbruster shows how he helped the
Falcons to a successful season. BELOW: Bruce
Schaffer pauses in individual medley action.
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RIGHT: Falcon Mermaids Barbara Mason, Cinny Mazzei, and Patty Rizzoto
served as managers on this year's swim team. BOTTOM: Record holder Bruce
Dillon demonstrates the butterfly. NEXT PAGE TOP: High scoring Terry
Martin shows form that made him one of Team's top point producers. NEXT
PAGE BOTTOM: Coach Steve Mahaney discusses strategy with team captain
Malcolm KoliscaL
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WRESTLING
RIGHT: Senior Mike Kijowski tries to get his opponent on
his back for a possible pin.
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COACHES AND CAPTAINS: First row, from left: John Stephenson, Sam Church, head coach; and Mike Hostler. Second row: Bill Proctor and assistant coach Matt
Fortur.
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LEFT: Sophomore Marvin Pickens grapples for
position against his Indiana opponent. BELOW:
Heavyweight Mike Hostler leaves his Alderson-
Broaddus opponent in pain after a quick pin.
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RIGHT: Veteran Joe Na+ernicola struggles to take down
his opponent.
1973 WRESTLING TEAM: First row, from left: John Stephenson, Steve Sienkel, Bob Smith, Brad Smith, Mike Kirby, and John Jogst. Second row, from left: Mike
Hostler, John Proctor, Butch Collins, Bill Proctor, Marvin Pickins, and Joe Naternicola. Not pictured: Mike Kijowski.
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WVIAC CHAMPIONS
WRESTLING
(SEASON RECORD 6-4)
Fairmont Oppo
nent
15
Edinboro
19
33
Marshall
12
19
California
24
14
Waynesburg
24
43
Alderson-Broaddus
3
38
St. Vincent's
15
17
West Liberty
3
29
West Virginia University8
14
Akron University
24
41
Glenville
3
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103
:l/2 West Liberty !
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LEFT: Veteran Bill Proctor struggles for a pin as
the referee awards him points. BELOW: John
Stephenson tries to get his Alderson-Broaddus
opponent on his back.
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BASKETBALL
ONE OF NATION'S BEST
BASKETBALL
(SEASON'S RECORD 27-3)
Fairmont
Opponent
96
Shepherd
74
94
West Virginia Wesleyan
79
64
Glenville
56
77
Wheeling College
55
1 10
Waterloo Lutheran University
49
78
Morris Harvey
76
74
Davis & Elkins
63
82
West Liberty
51
105
West Virginia Tech
75
69
Beckley College
54
101
Salem
81
54
West Virginia State
63
55
Glenville
49
78
Alderson-Broaddus
51
89
West Virginia Wesleyan
50
61
Salem
64
55
Morris Harvey
50
83
Wheeling College
65
80
Bluefield State
85
103
Alderson-Broaddus
63
60
Point Park
50
98
West Liberty
61
63
Point Park
64
64
West Virginia State
62
WVIAC
TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS,
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS
WVIAC TOURNAMENT
DISTRICT 28
75
West Virginia Tech
46
65
Glenville
58
86
Bluefield
67
The 1973 Falcon Basketball Team — First Row, from left: Bob Cooper, Paul Albanese, Greg Murphy, Coach Joe Retton, Les Shaffer, Brad Butcher, and Paul Kroll
Second Row, from left: Butch Haswell, Ed Lemon, Lerman Battle, Bill Lindsey, Jeff Osbourne, and Steve Heffner.
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BUBBA
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LEAPIN LERMAN
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ONE OF THE ALL-TIME LEADING FSC
SCORERS — BUTCH HASWELL
LEFT: Senior veteran Butch Haswell hits two of hi
career points against Shepherd. BELOW: Butch
displays the shooting form that moved him into
the top five department of the FSC all-time
scorers.
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RIGHT: Brad Butcher connects on the scoring
end of a Falcon fast break. BELOW: Brad
drives toward the bucket against Glenville.
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CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
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RIGHT: Ed Lemon goes up for two points in the Fairmont win
over W. Va. Tech. BELOW: Leapin' Lerman puts the finishing
touches on his patented hook shot against Shepherd.
214
LEFT: Lerman Battle vies for position underneath. LOWER LEFT: Butch
Haswell and Lerman Battle double-team a Bluefield shooter. BELOW:
Paul Kroll looks at the basket as he prepares to drive against Glenville.
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UPPER RIGHT: Guard Steve Heffner brings the ball into
the forecourt. RIGHT: Bill Lindsey and Butch Haswell
attempt to stop a Bluefield opponent from shooting.
BELOW: Lerman Battle hits another of his many hook
shots taken this year.
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LEFT: Freshman guard Steve Heffner prepares to lay the ball up after making a steal
against West Liberty. LOWER LEFT: Heffner scores his first two points as a Falcon against
Shepherd. BELOW: Sophomore guard Les Shaffer gave the Falcons depth in the guard
position.
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WOMEN'S
ATHLETICS
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HOCKEY: Back, left to right: Dee Shaver, Janie Taylor, Patti Weaver, Rusty Phillips, Rose Ann Feltz, Carol Moore, Arietta Henderson, Lesley McDonald, Susan
Begunich, Lee Ann Smith, Lois Southern, Charlene Pacini, Bertha Grishkat, Mary Kay White, Ellen McNeil, Carolyn Chrislip, Becky Baker, Marilee Arnett, Joyce
Sims, Yvonne Gibbons. Front: VARSITY: Denise Adams, Nancy Strapko, Jeannie Bee, Jenny Smith, K. J. Taylor, Kim Grogan, Robyn Wood, Janet Stingo, Susie
Meadows, Penny Holdsworth, Josette Wilson, Sandy Brown, Donna Wright.
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ABOVE: GIRL'S SOFTBALL TEAM: Back left to right: Chris Presto, K. J. Taylor, Denise Osbourn, Robyn Wood, Jenny Smith, Miss Lucy Fleming. Front: Donna
Wright, Marilyn Riley, Karen Lutz, Kim Grogan, Sherry Lough, Rusty Phillips.
FSC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM: Front row: Delores Hedrick, Anna Williams, Donna Wright, Gladys Williams, Leanne Smith, Kim Grogan, Wendy Leavy and
Josette Wilson. Second row: Shelly Hyde, Susie Medows, Jane Wetzel, Janet Stingo, Denny Osbourn, Bonnie Watts, Mary Kay White, Kathy Horner and Susan
Begunich.
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VOLLEYBALL: Back left to right: Rusty Phillips. Mary Kay White, Ruth Wise, Linda Blankenship, Shelley Hyde, Mary Taylor, Debbie Roper, Jackie Dooley, Bonnie
Watts, Miss Lucy Fleming. Front: Penny Holdsworth, Wendy Leavy, Denise Hinch, Nancy Garner, Josette Wilson.
TENNIS: Left to right: Linda Blankenship, Wendy Leavy, Nancy Tuckwiler, Janet Stingo, Charlene Taylor, Sandy Brown.
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Glass block • Hardwood panels and doors
We are interested in qualified young men
with either technical or non-technical back-
grounds for training in sales, production
management or general engineering. We
invite those interested to write directly to:
Director, Selection of Specialized Personnel
MAKERS OF (J) PRODUCTS
Owens-Illinois
Glass Container Division
plant • fairmont, west virginia
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NDEX
FACULTY
Amos. Dr. Raymond E. — 37
Arcure. Martin M. — 36
Arnold. Dr. Eugene — 28
Ashton. John H. — 29
Ayers. Dr. Phyllis— 38. 107
Baker. William III — 26
Batson. David Charles — 31
Bauer, Dr. Robert — 104
Boram, Dr. William A. — 20
Brooks. James — 29
Bundy. Joseph — 36, 196
Burgess. Wayland D. — 28
Burns. Mrs. Doris W — 26
Burns. Miss Ruth Ann — 26
Cameron, Dr. Robert — 38
Cannon. George E. — 22, 108
Caplan, Mrs. Deborah M. — 35
Cavanaugh. Dr. Jean C, — 32
Chidester. M.ss Mary Beth — 40
Church. Dr. Samuel — 204
Clarke. Dr. Paul A. — 28
Coleman, Dr. James E. — 37, 99
Collins, Dr Edmund E. — 37
Conaway, John — 23
Conn, Robert H. — 32
Conrad. Hunter J. — 22
Copeland. Miss Margaret E. — 32
Co.. Homer W. — 2 I
Creasy. Dr. William D. — 37
Cunningham. Dr. Glenms — 28
Doolittle. Dr. Margaret T. — 28
Duling. Galen — 20
Dunlevy. James O. — 34
Dunn. Dr. Billy G. — 24
Duvall. Harold S. — 36
Edwards. Dr. Paul E. — 20. 107
Feaster. Dr. E. K. — 18. 121
Fernse, Richard — 27
Fitzerald, Dr, Russell — 28
Fleming. Miss Lucv G. — 36. 219, 220
Ford, Miss Vicki Jean — 27
Fowler, Dwight — 31
Fox. Mrs. Dorothy — 35
Fox. Richard — 26
Frederick. Arthur L. — 3 1 . 101
Frye, A. Neil — 22
Fulda. Dr. Michael — 38
Garner. Clifford — 3 1. 101
Gatrell. A. Steven — 38
Gick, G. Alan — 26
Goodwin, James C. — 31
Gould. Marvin — 26, 179
Gray, Lowell — 29
Garella, Michael — 28
Gnmsley, Mrs, Barbara J. — 35
Hadley. Dr. Harry J. — 28
Hamilton. Donald L. — 29
Hammel. Stuart F. — 99
Harman, Glenn A. — 26
Haynes, Dr. D. Stephen — 37
Henderson, J. — 36
Herring, Lewis H. — 31
Hess, Mrs. Melva C. — 30
Hill, Larry — 36, 183. 190
Home, Miss Nancy — 26
Hupp, Mrs, Mary — 33
Jackson, Dr. Byron K. — 32
Jaynes, Edgar N. — 26
Johnson, Dr Lowell E — 28
Jones, Mrs, Marilynn D. — 32
Joshi, Tulasi — 38
Julian. Will, am F. — 27
Kerr, William H. — 36, 190
Kornberg, Dr. Harvey R. — 38
Larkm. Miss Margaret — 34
LaRue, Dr. James A. — 34
Laughl.n, William M , Jr. — 26
Lawson. Harold — 21
Lengel, Richard R, — 38
Leonard, Loy W. — 31 101
Lough, M,ss Jo Ann — 40, 96
Mahaney. Stephen — 36, 200. 203
Manley, Charles G. II ■ 40. 135
Meighen, Mrs. Mary M. — 35
Michna. Adam F, — 37
Miecznikowski, Richard — 29
Milam, Otis H,. Jr. — 23
Miller. Dr. Martha L. — 35
Moerk, Dr. Alice A. — 29. Ill
Moody. Miss Frances — 29, III
Morgan, Mrs, Anne — 32
Morgan, Miss Mary E, — 38
Muto. Miss Lois — 23, 108
McCormick, Dr. Charles — 107
McCutcheon. Gary — 36, 190, 195
McGrath, Mrs. Linda — 36
McLaughlin. Dr. Earl G. — 28
Naegele, Orville D. — 37
Nailler. Mrs. Barbara — 28
Neptune, Miss Marlyn G. — 36
Newcome. Mrs. Mildred M. — 32
Nichols. Mrs. Emily — 26
Nieves. Alvar L. — 38
Nunnally. Thomas — 3 1
O'Dell. Mrs. Nancy— 35
Overking. Michael — 40
Pearse, Ronald D. — 39
Pease. Dr, Louise McNeill — 39, 10
Pell. Peter E. — 23, I 16
Petro, Miss Flora R, — 26
Pheasant, John — 31
Phillips, Walter F. — 31
Phillips. Dr. William E. — 28
Potesta, Dr. Woodrow A. — 2t
Potter. William — 26
Powell. Miss Ruth Ann — 33
Pnester, Harry G. — 28
Pntchett. Dr. William — 37
Pulice. Frank — 23. 108
Pulsifer, Jack R, — 39
Radcliff. Mrs, Judith — 30
Reinhardt. Robert — 39
Retton, Joseph — 36
Rice. Alva J., Jr. — 21
Richardson. Dr. Rayman — 37
Rowe, Miss Melanie Jeanne — 34
Ruoff. Dr, Will, am D. — 37
Ryan. Dr. Patricia P. — 39, 104
Rymer. Mrs. Jeanne — 30
Schaupp, Dr. Fred — 26
Schneider. William — 34
Schooley. Mrs. Anne — 29
Schultzbank. Philip— 26
Scott. Mrs. Carol Sue — 35
Shaffer. William — 27
Shan, Dr. Robert — 37
Sherren, Dav,d — 31
Skaggs, Mrs. Ruth — 30
Skinner. Dr. Waldon — 36. 133
Snyder, Mrs. Suzanne — 40
Sonnenshein. Dr Richard — 32
Springer, Hugh — 39, 107
Spnngman, Charles — 29
Straight, Earl — 24
Swanson, Allan — 3 I
Sweeney, Mrs, Chnstiane — 32
Swiger, Dr. Elizabeth — 37, 99
Taylor. Dr. John — 29
Teahan. John — 32. 133
Thompson. William — 3 I
Turner, James — 37, 99
Van Horn. Miss Joanne — 39
Wang. Dr, Yu San— 38
Ward, Miss Jean — 36
Wardian. Richard — 39, 107. 184
Watson, Bart— 32. 184
Weber. Daniel — 40. 96, I 36
Wellock, Richard — 29, 106
White. Craig — 39. 178
Whiteman, Richard — 31
Willard, Mrs. Margaret — 28
Wilson. W, R. — 24, 177
Wise, Kenneth — 31, 101
Yost, Paul — 21, 27
Young, James — 39
Aaron, Christine — 107. 153
Abruzzino, John — 162
Adams, Denise — 218
Adams, Paul — 186
Adams. Yvonne — 98
Agee. George — 41. 101
Albanese. Paul — 208
Albertson, James — 99
Allan. Ronald — 131
Allard, Linda —42
Allen, Cindy — I 19, 149
Allen. Delores — 66. 97
Allevato, Mary Ann — 42
Alt, George — 66
Alvaro, Angelo — 42
Aman, John — 183
Aman, Pat — 157
Amos, Alice — 66
Amos, George — I 34
Amos, Julie — 106
Anderegg. Robert — 157
Anderson, Elizabeth — 66, 151
Anderson, Mark — 66
Anderson, Patricia — 66
Anderson, Susan — 86
Andrick, Cathy — 86
Angelilli. Dana — 162
Angel. Hi. Patricia — 153
Annon, Teresa — 42
Anselene, Arthur — 42, 45, 108, 116, 157
Antolini, Joyce — 42
Argabnte, Mike — 196
Armbruster, William — 86. 200
Arnett. Joanna — 66, 149
Arnett. Marilee — 218
Arnold. Mary — 76
Arnold, Stephen — 157, 177
Arnold, Thomas — 165
Arnott, Randall — 66
Ash. Donna — 153
Ash, Vickie — 86
Ashcraft, Beverly — I 12
Ashcraft, Chns — 122
Atkinson. Bonnie — 42. 96, 106. 107. 132, 137
Aurthur, Roger — 157, 177, 186
Auvil, Jean — 86
Auvil, Randall — 66
Auvil, Sandra — 76, 100
Ayers, Robert — 162, 179, 180
Bacco, James — 131
Bailey, Deborah — 76, 100
Bailey, Harold — 161, 193
Bailey, James — 107
Baisi, Patricia — 149
Baker, Elizabeth — 42
Baker, Lynde — 86
Baker, Rebecca — 66, 149, 218
Baker, Ronald — 76, 200
Baldauf. Aurthur — 165
Ball. Sandra — 86
Barberio, Anthony — 162
Bard, Margaret — 149
Barker. Sheila — 76
Barnabei. Charlotte — 159
Barnett. Ann —42
Barnett. Robert — 97
Barr, Bonnie — I I I
Barnck, Michelle — 76, 106, 130. 131
Barron, Patricia — 122
Barron, William — 165
Bartgis, Kevin — 76, 200
Bartholow. Margaret — 42. 100
Bartlett, Pamela — 42
Bartlett, Virginia — 42
Bates. Clyde — 66. 13 1. 144
Batson, Edra — 42
Battle, Lerman — 208, 210, 214. 215. 216
Bauer, Charles — 66, 190, 200
Beall, Louise —44, I 19, 157
Beall. Sally — 43, I 19
Beatty. Robert — 102
Bee, Jeanne — 43, 218
Bee, Larry — 66
Beeghly. Patricia — 66, 97, 100
Beerbower, Paula — 66
Begunich, Susan — 86, 218, 219
Bell, Bonnie — 66, 155, 168
Bellay, Dan — 161
Bellot+o. John — 86
Bennett, Susan —43
Bennett. Victoria — 86
Benson. Sara — 86. 112
Berard,, David — 157
Berdine, Mary Lou — 76
Berkley, Joyce — 76
Bernot, Thomas — 76
Berry, Rhonda — 67
Beymer, Pamela — 43, 149
Biddle, Pauline —43, III
Biller, Kathy — 43
Biondi, Cynthia — 76. 102
Bird. Gary — 165, 190. 196
Bishop, Mane —43
Bissett, Victor — 102
Bitonti. Monica — 107, I 19, 153
Bitonti, Veronica — 43
Black. William — 196
Blagg. Bruce — 67
Blain, Reed — 166
Blake, Jacgueline — 86
Blake, Sue — 86
Blankship. Elizabeth — 76
Blankenship. Mary — 220
Blend, Diane — 86
Blevins, Barbara — 67
Blough, Brian — 165
Blount, Maury — 165
Blumline, Margaret — 67
Board, Gene — 43
Bode. Diana — 151
Boggess. Leslie — 43. 108, 146
Boggess, Tanya — 43
Boggs, Margaret — 43
Boggs. Mike — 86, 200
Bokey, Pamela — 67
Bolte. Roderick — 43
Bolyard, Pamela — 43, I 19
Bonasso. Theresa — 67, 98. I 19, 126, 127, 155
Bonfili, William —67
Bongiorni, Gary - 76
Boord, Wanda — 67
Boram, Robert — 162
Borinat, Mike — 186
Boroski. Larry — 43, 165
Bovalina. Francme — 69, 106, 116, 131, 159, 171
Bowley, Alan — 67 106
Boyce, Dana Alan — 76
Boyd. James Lee — 191
Boyer. Joanne — 43. 96, I 28
Boyers, James — 67. 196
Boyles, Nancy — 76
dshaw. Susan — 45. 56, 112, 116, 119, 149, 171
amble. Charles — 162
nd. Cora — 108
annon, Pamela — 86, 100
asky, John — 44
ckenndge. Larry— 44, 102, 166
don, Mernlyn — 76
don, Patricia —44
eech. Jack — 166
nneman, Douglas — 44
ssler. Iris — 133
ewer, Roger — 146
II, Dennis — 67
nkley. Elizabeth — 44
jokover. Barbara — 106. III. 122
3wn, Diana — 86
)»n, John — 162
>wn, Joyce — 44, 97
own. Kim — 76
own, Kimberly — 86
own, Rebecca — 106
own, Sandra —44. 218. 220
own. Stanley — 44, 98
own, William — 106
owning, Juanity — 86
ugnoli. Susan — 76
unett, John — 162
Bulhan. Timothy— 183
Bunner. Bev — 169
Bunner, Doug — I 12, 161
Buretz, Barbara — 44, 108, 119. 159
Burger, Kathy — 104
Burke, Karen — 76. 100. 105
Burns. Kafhryn — 149
Burnside. Charles — 157
Burr, Jeffrey — 86, 186, 187, 188
Butcher, Kenneth — 208, 212
Butcher, Sandra — 159
Butler, Sara — 44, 99, I 19
Cady, Bar
bara -
- 44, 107
Ca.
l, Nar
cy —
44
Ca,
-i, Pat
I — 86
Caltrider,
Emam.
el — 165
Cal
/ert, Hermar
— 76
Car
npbell
Dana
— 190
Car
npbell
Debr,
— 44
Car
npbell
John
— 178
Car
npbell
Mary
Ellen — 6
Car
npo, C
lann -
- 77
6 7
Capen, Todd — 165
Capozzi, Monica — 44
Caputo, Frank — 165
Carder. Rita-— 44
Carlomany. Russell — 87
Carlson. John — 196. 198
Carnes, Jerry — 165
Carpenter. Alan — 186
Carpenter. Cheryl — 67, 119
Carpenter, Sheryl — 155
Carr, Mitchell — 157
Carroll, Constance — 87
Carse, Christopher — 44
Carter, 'Larry — 162
Casseday, Jeffery — 44, 116. 157
Cassiday. Patricia— 126, 127. 153
Catsonis, William — 166
Cecchinelli, Gary — 44
Chaddock, Debra — 105
Chamberlain. Glen — 77. 146
Chaney, Curt — 196. 198
Channell, Charles E. — 45
Channell. Kathy — 45, 101. 116, 117, 159. 132, 137
138
Chefren, Charles — 45
Cheslock, Shelly — 87
Chrobak, Diana — 67. 135
Clagett, Catherine — 45
Clagett, Michael — 146
Clark, Michael — 165
Clayton, Sherry —45
Clevenger. Nancy — 112
Clyde, Charles — 87
Coffindaffer, Debra — 87
Coffman, Linda —45, 155
Cole, Laura —45, 109
Coleman, Howard — 67, 119, 177
Coleman, Zena — 87
Colich. Ellaine — 67, 106, 122, 155
Collins, Joyce —98
Collins, Kenneth — 45
Collins, Will, am — 206
Conaway, Danile — 165
Conaway. Larry — 157, 190
Conch, Joseph — 87
Confort, Denn.s — 157
Connell, Doris — 45
Conrad, Mary — 87
Conwell, Cynthia — 45, 100
Cook. Don — 157
Cook, Elizabeth — 45. Ill
Cook, Frank — 45, 186
Cooper, Bobby — 208
232
Cooper, Stephen — 161
Copestick, Mary Jane — 46, 155
Corbett, Doug — 176, 177, 186
Corbitt, Deborah — 77
Core, Robert— 161
Cornwall. Kenneth — 79
Cottnll. Bernice — 46
Cottrill, Roberta — 14. 67
Courtney, Odbert — 46
Cox, Donald — 46
Cox, Martha — 46
Cox, Pamela — 67
Cozad, Lisbeth — 87
Criado, Cheryl — 125
Crickenberger, Mary — 77
Crislip. Carolyn — 77, 155, 218
Crites. Diane — 87
Cropp, Alice — 46, 155
Cross. Clark — 46
Crutchfield. David — 46. 112. 165
Cunningham. Linda — 46, 155
Cunningham, Ronald — 68
Curry, Daniel — 68, 96, 106. 116. 117, I 18, 132,
136
Curry, David —46
Curry, Renee — 77
Cushman, James — 87
Custer, Sheila — 87
Dailey, James
Dailey, Joyce — 68
Dabruzzo. Gale — 87
Dally, Larry — 88. 200
Daniels, Jane — 88
Daniels. Tim — 191. 192
Daniels, Ross — 157. 190. 196, 197
Daugherty, Willis — 161
Davidson, Linda — I 12. 159
Davis. Anne M —46
Davis, Bonnie — 88
Davis, Earl — 190
Davis, Lorraine — 88', 98
Davis, Sally — 100
Davison, Asa — 196
Davisson, David — 88
Davisson. Deborah — 46. 100, 107, I 19, 153
Davisson, Jane Lynn — 46, 155, 171
Dawson, Joelme — 68, 128
Day, Paula — 77, 149
Day. Susan — 77
Deahl. Paul — 190
Dean, Lawrence — 157
Dean, Rickey — 77
Deaner, Alan — 191
Debalski, Beverly — 46, 125
DeBellis, Margaret — 153
DeCarlo, Linda — 68
Deem, Joseph — 77. 200
Deist. Freeman — 177
Delaney, Deborah — 46
Dell.nger, Tabitha — 77, 100
Delsignore. Larry — 157
Deluca, Kathleen — 77
Demary, Michael — 165
DeMoss. Kurt — 161, 190
Denkenberger. Susan — 77, 100, 130. 131
Dent. Gary — 165, 182
Devoul, Sidney — 46
Devono, Frank — I 12, I 19, 162
Diamond, Nancy — 46, 96, 101, 128, 129, 159
Didomenico, Dlisa — 77
Dieterich, Dana — 88. 200
Digiovanni, Joanne — 159
Digiorgi, Valerie — 77
Dillon, Bruce — 77, 200, 202
DiMaio. Jill —94
Dobrin, Marion — 77
Dodd. Faye — 77
Dodge, Larry — 157
Doman, Vickie — 68
Donlln, Robert— 162
Dooley, Jacqueline — 88, 98. 220
Dorsey, Joseph — 128. 129
Drapper, Terry — 68
Dreisinger, Thomas — 46, 138, 139
Dryden, Charles — 122
Duckworth, Dand — 161
Dugan, Eugene — 68, 157
Dunlevy, Linda — 88
Dunn, Deborah — 77
Drust, Vickie — 77
Eates, Larry — 68
Echols. Ted —48, 98, 177
Echols, Lambert — 190
Ecremen, James — 88, 200
Eddy. Sue Ann — 77. 155
Edwards. Curtis — 166
Edwards. Jean — I 12
Edwards, Laura — 47
Edwards, Robert — 77
Eirhart, Barbara — 77
Elder. Nancy — 77
Elliott. Randy— 161
Ellison. Debra — 88
Elsey, Linda — 88
Ely. Stephanie — 153
Engel, John — I 19
Engel, Lawrence — 102
English, Cynthia — 77
Erickson, Paulette — 47
Estlock, Susan — 88
Evans, Debra — 88
Evans. Donald — 191
Evans. Joyce — 47, 1 19.
159
Evans, Mary Ann — 155
Everitt, Clara —88, 105
Fa.th, Bonita — 47, 106
Falcon, Terry — 179. 180
Falkenstem, Jone — 106
Fantasia, Rosemary — 155
Farance, Brenda — 88
Faulknier, Loretta — 47
Fazio, John — 190
Fazio, Mary — 47
Feaster. Marsha — 78. 102
Feathers, Jerry — 47, 112, 116, 119. 165. 196
Feltz, Rosanne — 218
Fetty, Mary — 68
Fields. May — 133
Fields, Sheila — 78
Finamore, Joseph — 87
Fischer, Joan — 78
Fisher, Karen — 78
Fisher, Rebecca — 153
Fisher, Shelia — 47
Fisher, Joseph — I 57
Fitzpatrick, Barbara — 88
Fleming, Richard — 47
Fluharty, Carol — 78
Fluker, Johnnie Mae — 68, 98
Flynn, Barbara — 47, 119
Foley, Gregory — 178
Foltin, Sherrill —47
Foltz, Mary — 47, 126, 127
Ford. Elizabeth — 47
Ford, Patricia — 108
Ford, Thomas — 162
Forsythe. Charles — 161
Fortier, Matt— 190, 204
Fosbury, F. — 199
Fox, Kathryn — 68, 108. 132. 136, 137
Fox, Mary — 47
Fox, Melodie — 151
Fox, Patricia — I 19
Fragale, Debra — 47
Francis. Terry — 88
Franz, Joseph — 97
Fratto, Elizabeth — 47, 119, 157
Frazien, Connie — 47
Frazier, Craig —47, 101, 166
Freeman. William — 106
Frey. Jeannie Marue — 68
Friend, Carol — 47
Friend. Tom — 47
Fries. Carolyn — 47
Fullerton. David —48
Furfari, Lisa — 88
G
Gainer, Kather.ne — 78, 97
Gainer, Nelly — 48
Galambus, Frank — 161
Galambus, Terry — 191
Gall, Richard — 128, 129, 162
Ganoe, Debra — 88
Gantz, Norma — 100
Garcia, Vicki — 159, 171
Gardner. Harry — 162
Gardner. William — 179. 181
Garner, Betty Pat — 122, 153
Garner, Nancy — 220
Garrett, John — 191
Garrett. Kathryn — 78
Garrison, Debra — 88
Gaston, Don — 122
Gates, Susan — I 55
Gearde. Donna — I 19, 149
Genevie, Gayle —48, 101, I 12, 133
Genevie. Michael — 48, 112, 135, 136
Germano, Robert — 48, 165
Getz, Bonita — 96
Ghrist, Carol — 48
Giaquinto, Rose — 68
Gibbons, Yvonne — 48, 218
Gibson, Pamela — 88
Gibson, Patty — 149
Gillard. Harold — 191
Gillot. Andrea — 88
Gilmore. James — 161
Glover, Joanette — 78
Godby, Michael — 80. 165
Godby, Nathy — 80, 153
Godfrey, Michael — 165
Godwin. Judith — 78, III. 122
Goff. Jane — 88
Golden. Virginia — 68
Gonsorcik, Mary Jo — 48, 119
Gontz, Lee Ann — 88
Gonzalez, Kathleen — 68
Goodine, Lawrence — 191
Goodwin, Patricia — 78
Gouzd. John — I 77
Gowers, Paul — 48. I 19, 161
Grafton. Victor — 49, 161
Grandstaff, William — 146
Greaver. David — 49
Greaver, Thomas — 78
Greaver, Victoria — 68
Green, Eunice — 88
Green, Patricia — 89
Gregory, Anthony — 49, 119, 162
Griffin, Robbie — 89
Grisafi. Melinda — 78
Grishkat, Debra — 218
Grogan. Joyce — 68, 218, 219
Grose, Patsy —49, 109
Groves, Hubert — 49
Groves, Larry — 157, 186
Guido, Joseph — 146
Gulas, Ethel — 49
Gulley. Jerry — 78
Gump, Chesley — 78
Gustafson, Mark —49, 116
Gwinn, Thelma —49, 155
H
Haddix, Gregory — 68
Haddox, William — 182, 183. 190. 196
Hagan, Christine — 49. 100
Haines. David — 162
Hairston, Holtteen — 89
Hall, Catherine — 49
Hall, Deborah — 49, 78
Hall, Miller— 190, 196, 199
Hamden, Barbara — 68, 122, 125
Hamilton, Susan _ 89
Hamrick, Rebecca — III, 122, 155
Haney, Brenda — 135
Haney. David — I 22, I 62, 135, 136
Hanlon, Pamela — 108, 128
Hardesty, Janice — 89
Harding, Donna — 49
Hardman. Eugenia — 79
Hardman, Margaret — 68, 100, 106
Hardy, Debra — 79
Hargett. Ronald — 49
Harman. Phyllis — 68, 100
Harper, Lannie — 68
Harper, Mary J. — 171
Harris. Erroll — 69
Harris, Gregory — 49, 161
Harris. Suellen —49
Harris. William — 68
Harriston. James — 98
Harrold. Kathy — 125, 151
Harry, Thomas — 98
Harsh, Knsta — 79
Hart, Dav.d— 157
Hart, Elie — 98, 190
Hartlieb, Kent— 162
Hartzell, Taptha — 79
Harvey. Kenneth — 79, 106
Haswell. Arthur — 208, 211, 215, 216
Haught, Deanna — 50
Haught, Deborah — 153
Haught, Helen — 50
Haught. Stanley — 50, 186
Haught, William — I 12
Hauldren, Richard — 116, 165, 190
Hauser. Ken — 191
Hawkinberry, James — 162
Hawkins, Cheryl — 50
Hawkins. Deborah — 50, 125
Hawkins, Gary
Hawkins, Gregory — 162
Hawkins, Pricilla — 125
Hawkins, Rodney — 50
Hay. David — 50, 112
Hayhurst, Delbert — 196
Hayes, Beverly — 69
Hayes, David — 200
Hayes, Martha — 151
Hays, Joyce — 79
Heaney, Ross — 50
Hebb, Connie — 89
Hedrick. Delores — 89, 219
Heffner, Stephen — 208, 216, 217
Henderson, Douglas— 106, 136
Henderson, Arietta — 218
Henderson, Mary Pat — 159
Hendnck, George — 50
Hennessey, Mary E. — 79
Hensler, Robert — 102, 166
Herndon, Elaine— 122
Herndon, Pamela — 69, 122
Herrick. Cecilia — 79
Herron, Ralph — 79
Hess, Lu Anne — 79
Hestick, Bernice — 79
Heston, Sheila — 69, 100
Hevener, Lois — 89
Higgins, Stephen — 79, 165
Hildebrand, Dale — 50
Hildreth. Jane — 69
Hildreth. Melba — 89
Hill. Gregory — 157
Hill, Judith — 50, 153
Hinch, Denise — 151, 220
Hinerman. Donna — 50
Hitt. Lawrence — 50, 107
Hockman, Nancy — 89
Hofbauer, Paul — 165, 196
Hoffmaster. Michael — 165
Holbert, Polly — 50
Holbrook, Linda — 69
Holdsworth. Priscilla — 218, 220
Holman, Jafus — 98
Homono. Thomas — 69
Hood, Jeffery — 161
Hopkins, Bob— 177
Horner, Kathy — 79, 219
Hostler, James — 204, 205. 206
Hostutler. Linda — 79
House, Phillip — 98
Hovatter, Barbara — 69, 100
Hovatter, Tern — 89
Howell, Kathi — 59, 112, 159
Hoza, Lynn — 100
Huey. John — 69
Huey. Lynn — 89, 121, 155
Huff, Debra — 171
Huffman, Judith — 89
Huggins, Rebecca — 69, 134
Hughes, John — 90, 98, 194, 196
Hughes, LaDonna — 89
Humphrey, Boyd — 50
Hunter, Wintred — 149
Hurt, Vickie — 50, 149
Hyde, Roberta — 50
Hyde. Shelley — 50. 151, 219, 220
Hylton, Ronnie — 69
I
ammanno. Nancy — 89
ce, James — 97
quinto, Jo Ann — 50
sner, Bradley — 157
vaun. Betty — 69, 97, 153
Jackson, Alexander— 51, 102
Jackson, Barbara — 79
Jackson, Joyce — 89
Jackson. Kathe — 89
Jackson, Keith — 161
Jackson, Mary Lou — 106
Jackson, Pamela — 79
Jackson, Theodore — 190, 192, 196
James, Barry — 69
James, Willie— 98, 190
Janco, Edward — 69, 112
Jarrett, Mary — 70
Jarvis, Brenda — I 19. 151
Jenkins. Sebra — 51
Jenks. Brenda — 89
Jernigan, Joseph — 89
Jimeno. Norma — I 19. 159
Jimmie, Anthony — 165
Jobst. John — 204, 206
Joe, Brenda — 79, 106
Johnson. Diana — 79
Johnson. Deborah — 51, 159
Johnson, Julie — 100
Johnson, Margie — 79
Johnson, Rex — 51
Johnson, Roger — 191
Johnson, Robert— 101
Johnston. Stephanie — 89
Joins. Joyce — 70
Joins, Randy — 80
Jones. Brian — 98
Jones, Jacklin — 151
Jones, Jerrelle — 51, 112
Jones, Kevin — 178
Jones. Linda — 51
Jones. Roderick — 98. I 19
Judy, David — 70, 171
Judy. Dennis — 80
Kamicker, Debra — 51. 102
Karnis. Sheila — 70
Kebler. Patricia — 89
Keener, Gary — 51, 144
Keeney. Paula — 80
Keiffer, Sandra — 51
Keller, Gloria — 51
Kelley, Cathy — 80
Kelley, Gerald — 191
Kelley, Shelby — 89
Kelley, Vince — 80. 166
Kemery, Howard — 70. 106, 132, 136
Kendig, Susan — 89
Kennedy, James — 157
Kennedy, Patricia — 80
Kerns. Beth — 89
Kerns. Randall — 89. 99
Kerns. William — 183
Kerr. Kenneth — 191
dwell. Jill — 80
ger, Gary — 191, 194
lowski, Michael — 51, 166
Mian Earl — 105
mbrew. Marilyn — 80
nes, Paul — 191
ng. Deetta — 89
ng. James — 51. 146
ng. L.nda — 80
ng. Paula — 51
nnan, Judy — 64. 125
rby. Michael — 206
rk, Michael — 191
sner, Howard — 5 I
ttle. Helen — 51 ,
Klaus, John — 52. 106
233
Klaus. Mary — 80. 99
Klingensrnith. Carol — 153, 171
Klotz, Sylvia — 52
Klutz. Karen — 219
Knight. Cheryl — 89
Knight. Debra — 52
Knight. Donna — 52
Knudson. Geoffrey — 78
Kobe. Richard — 89, 200
Koehn, Susan — 159
Kolb. Charles — 191
Koliscak. Malcolm — 52. 166. 200, 203
Konya. Andrea — 159
Koon. Amy — 106, I I I
Koon, LaDonna — 80
Koubal. Karl — 52, 101, I 12, I 16. 117, 132
Kovach. Cleta — 52
Kovach, Harriet — 52
Kovalan. Charles — 96. 108, 128. 129
Kroll, Paul — 80, 208, 215
Krupinsti, Christine — 151
Krzys. John — I 65
Kuhn, Joyce — 78, 108, I 16
Kuzmcki. Joseph — 52, 166
Lacana. John — 45, 52, 108, I 16, I 19, 157
Lachapelle. Timothy — 80
Ladd, Richard — 70, 165
Lafler, Pamela — 89
Late. Martha — 153
Lake. Naomi — 89
Lallone. Carol — 52. 134, 138, 149
Lamaster, Cindy — 52, 151
Lambert, Michelle — 90
Lambert, Robert— 165, 190
Lambiotte, Diane — 149
Lanclanese, Deborah — 149
Land, Pamela — 52
Lang. Susan — 80, 81
Lantz, Brenda — 52, 157
Lantz, Linda — 52, 106, 107, 132, 136. 155
Lapinsky. Richard — 161
Lappas, Thayme — 90
Larue, Rebecca — 90
Larue, Richard — 165
Lashley. Carol — 53
Lasobek, Vanessa — 80
Laughlin, George — 53
Laughlin, Stanley — 157. 190
Laughne, Frances — 90
Lavorta, Carl — 162
Law, Gary — 53
Lawson, Nikki — I 19, 149
Layman, Curtis— 70
Leach, Eric — 70, 157
Leachman, Kurtis — 70
Lear, James — 121
Leaseburge, Carol — 90
Leavy, Wendy — 70. 151, 219, 220
Lee, John F. — 162
Legg, Ella — 80, 100
Lehman. John — 53. 165
Lemasters, Johanna — 70
Lemley, David — 53
Lemley, Kathryn — 90
Lemon, Edward — 108, 116, 117, 208. 213. 214
Lenhart, Janice — 70, 159
Leonette. James — 80
Leonette, Rebecca — 80
Leroy, Joseph — 70
Levins, Harvey — 81. 166, 200
Lewis, Carolyn — 53
Lewis, Joyce — I 36
Lienhardt, Richard — 53
Lilley, Nancy — 53. Ill
Lilly. Patricia —81, 120, 151
Linaburg. Victoria — 53
Lindomood. Michael — 165, 190
Lindsey. William — 8 1 . 208, 209, 2 I 6
Lipan, Leslie — 54
Lipinski, Debra — 81
Lipinski. Jeffrey — 183
Little, Laura — 54, I 19. 120. 149
Livingston. Virginia — 81
Llaneza, Dennis — 162
Lloyd, Linda — 90
Lloyd. Susan — 54, 149
Lloyd. Richard — 166
Loar, Cathy — 54
Long. Karen — 90
Longstreth, Linda — 90
Lopez. Debra — 119. 159
Lorentz. Mike — 186, 188
Loretta, Samuel — 54
Lough, Sherry — 219
Low, Robert — 54
Lowery, Terry — 90
Lowther, Donnie — 54, 97, 99
Luscher, L.nda — 54'
Luttrell. Shirley — 90
Lynch, John Paul — 161
Lynch, Margaret — 128
Lynch. Pamela — 81, 125
Lyons, Douglas — 70
M
Madia. Angela — 54, 100
Madia, Donna — 90. 93 100, 125
Madison, Brenda — 81
Mamella. Bernadette — I 19, 159
Makin. Pradit — 54, 104
Male, Maqorie — 90
Male. Sam — 90
Mallamo, Deborah— 126, 127, 149
Mallamo. Mary Theresa — 90
Malone, Barbara — 54
Malone, William — 54, 179
Mansfield. Robbyn — 54
Marcy, Vicki — 90
Marino. Frank — 162
Marino, Marian — 90
Markel, Dennis — 54
Markley, Charlotte — 54
Marks, Patricia — 90
Marlland, Faye — 153
Marlowe, Thomas — 99
Marsh, Danny — 106, 122. 132. 135
Marshall, Andrew — 54
Martin, George — 70
Martin, Jeanne — 151
Martin, John — 81
Martin, Joseph — 55
Martin, Kathleen — 153
Martin, Pamela — 81
Martin, Patrick — 162
Martin, Terrance — 90. 200, 203
Martin, Timothy — 165
Martinelli, Pete — 55
Mason, Barbara — 81, 200, 202
Mason, Mark — 191
Mathias. Wayne — I 57. I 76. I 77
Mathovich, Gregory — 55
Matthews, Linda — 81
Maurer, Christina — 81. 107. 120, 159
Maury, Shirley — 90
Maxim, n, Michael — 191
Maxwell, Carl —90
Maxwell. Donald — 55, 165, 186
Mayo, Debra — 91
Mayo, Jeannette — 70. I 19. 159
Mazzei, Cynthia — 200. 202
McBride, Gloria — 81
McBride. Harry — 55
McCain. Kathleen — 8 1 . 98
McCann, Deborah — 70, 106, 122
McCartney, Kay — 71
McClung. Beverly — 81
McClure. Alan — 165. 196
McClure. Ruth — 149
McClure, William — 81
McCord. Fred — 122, 136, 137
McCune. Robert— 165
McCutcheon, Peggy — 91
McDonald. Leslie — 91, 218
McDougal, Marilyn — 55, I 12, 128, 129
McGee. Edward — 186
McGee, Mildred — 55, 109
McGee, Phillip — 157
McGivern. Patrick — 161
McGlumphy, Karen — 55
McGlumphy, William —91
McGowan, David —161
McKim. Cheryl — 153
McKnight, Susan — 91
McLaughlin, Lee — 55. 134, 136
McMillin, Cynthia — 91
McNeely, James — 157
McNeill, Beverly — 91, 218
McNeill, Daniel — 55
McWhorter, Richard — 166
Meade, Kay — 71
Meadows, Susan — 55, 107, 151, 218, 219
Meal. Gary — 55
Meek, David — 122
Meglio. James — 55, 107, 119, 144
Menhart, Joy — I 19, 159
Meo. Kandyce — 71
Merandi, Debra — 149
Meredith. Edith — 55, I 19, 149
Meredith, Edward — 71, 161
Messmger, Mary Jane — 119, 155
Metzgar, Dons — 71, 100
Michael, Clara — 55, 100
Michael, Christine — 55, I 19
Michalec, David — 55
Michaud, Frenchie — 189
Middaugh. Janalynn — 56
Mierley, Beth — 149
Mikulski, Catherine — 56
Milewski. Darnel — 186
Miller, Joseph — 81, 157
Miller, Kathryn — 56
Miller, Mary Jo — 8 I
Miller, Mary Debra — 81
Miller, Rebecca — 56. 104, 105
Miller. Robert — 71
Mills. Judith — 56. 153
Minardi, Diane — 56
Minnite, Constance — 56
Miranov, Stephen — 161
Mitchell. Robert — 183
Moots. Danny — 81
Moots. Elizobeth — 56
Moebus. Corol — 151
Monas. Jack — 157, 177
Monday, Anthony — 191
Moore, Carol — 218
Moore. Nancy — 71
Moore, Rebecca — I 19
Moore. Susan — 81
Moran. Doralee — 56, 105
Moreland. David — 166
Moreno. Mark — 162
Morgan. Gary — 71.1 19 128, 12
Morgan. Susan — 56
Morris. David — 162
Morris, Donald — 165
Morrison, Patty — 126. 127
Moyer, Toni — 82
Mullens. Linda — 91
Mullms, Wayne — 56
Mundy. Barbara — 71
Murdock, Stephen — 161
Munale, Rocco — 162
Murphy, James — 208
Murphy, Shirley — 82
Mutch. Donald — 56. 146
Myers. Patsy — 71
N
Nagy, Janet — 82, 149
Napolillo, Lynn — 57
Napple, Patrick — 162
Nash. Theodore — 184, 196
Naternicola. Joseph — 206
Neal, Roosevelt— 165. 190, 196
Nease, Gay — 57, 107, 155
Neptune, Russell — 162
Nern, Jennifer — 82
Nestor, David — 57
Nestor. Marilyn — 71
Nestor. Patricia — 57
Nestor. Rebecca — 71. 119. I 59
Nettles, Michael — 191
Newhouse. Kerry — 57
Newhouse, Robin — 71
Nice. Donetta — 57
Nichols. John —98
Nichols, Melinda — 71. 106
Nichols. Victoria — 149
Nicholson. Jackie — 57, 71, 107, I
Nixon, Emily — 71. 100
Noble, Frederick — 165
Northcraft, Karen — 82
Novak, Alan — 132
Nuzum. David — 146
Oconnor. Mary — 57
Offutt, Theodore — 146
O'Field, William — 106. 132. 133
Oliveno. Cynthia — 91
Oliveto, David — 162
Oliveto, Joanne — 155
Onderko. Jennifer — 159
Orbovich, Lynette — 132. 134
Orndorff. John — 82
Orwig. Jennings — 57, 96
Osborne, Sandra — 122
Osbourn. Adnanne — 98, I 19, 153, 219
Osbourne, Jeff — 208
Ott. William — 200
Oyster, James — 101, 166. 190
Oyster, Betty — I 69
Pabnick. Twila —99
Pacini, Charlene — 218
Pack, Joan — 57, 122
Pagliaro. Richard — 183
Painter, Cheryl — 91
Painter, John — 165
Papula, Susan — 57
Parrish, Michael — 57
Pasguanello. Steve Jr. — 91
Patrick. William II — 186. 188
Paugh. Dallas— 161, 196
Paugh. Mary — 91. 131
Pease. Joe — 101, I 16, I 19
Peaslee, Deanne — 9 I
Pellillo, Julie — 82
Perkins. Chris — 157. 190
Pernell, Mary — 149
Pern, Mary — 82
Pernn, Diane — 57
Peters. David — 57
Peters. Susan — 71
Petitto, Arthur — 82
Petrosky, Jeanette — 57
Pettis, Terry — 57
Pettit, Gustave — 57 109, 116. 117, 119, 166, 130,
131
Phelps, Michael — 165, 174, 190
Phillips. Rusty — 218. 219. 220
Phillips, Gregory — 161
Phillips, Michael — 82, 200
Phillips, Paul — 82
Phillips. Rebecca — 82
Pickens, Marvin — 165, 205, 206
Piercy, Linda — 57. 109
Pikulski, Anthony— 157
Pilger. Charles— 58, 119
Pill, Richard — 161
Pinkerton, Donna — 91
Pinnell. Linda — 71, 96. 106. I 19, 132. 135. 136
Piscitelli, Robert — 162
Pitek, Thomas — 101. I 19, 166
Pitello, Anthony Jr. — 58
Pituch. Gregory — 58
Plutro. Michele — 71, 100, 119, 159
Poe, Elmer — 58, 102, I 16
Pokrzywa, Eugene Jr. — 58
Pokrzywa. Patricia — 71
Polascak. Patsy — 58
Poling. Barbara — 58
Poling, Pamela — 5. 72, 106
Poling. Susan — 91
Polk. Janice — 58
Pomykata, MaryAnn — 58
Porter. Belinda — 58
Posey. David — 58
Posey. Linda — 78, 82, 106, I I I. I 16, 125
Post. John — 72
Post, Richard Jr. — 58
Postlewait, William — 157
Powell, Dennis — 101. 166
Powell, Kathy — 91
Powell. Mary Jo — 58, 126. 127
Powers. Alice —91
Powers. Barbara — 58
Powvinya, Tana — 186
Prendergast. Anne — 82. 153. 125
Presto. Chris — 219
Price. Gary — 82, 165
Price, Jessie — 58
Price, Michael — 165
Price, Robert — 91, 200
Pnester, Barbara — 58. 101. 112. 153
Pntt. Rebecca — 105
Prochko, Debra — 72
Proctor. William — 72. 161, 204, 206, 207
Proctor, John — 206
Proudfoot. Helen — 100
Provance. Debra — 58
Puffenbarger, Jeanette — 91
Puhce, Diane — 72, I 19, 159
Putian, Dominga Maisog — 72, 104
Pyles, Barbara C. — 105
Quo
Raad, Ingrid Lee — 72, 135
Raddish, Devon Thomas — 82
Ramsey. Harry Thomas — 157, 186. 187
Ramsey. Kimbra June — 58
Randolph, Edward W. — 184
Randolph, Rebecca Sue H. — 58
Rapchick. Judith — 59
Rapchick. Susan — 97, 99
Raso, Paul Joseph — 72, 146
Raspa, Kathryn Ann — 59, 96. 106. 132, 137
Rebrook, Terry Denise — 59
Recktenwald, Gary Roy — 162
Redpath, Amy Jean — 149
Reed, David Clark — 157
Reed, Janet Lee — 59
Reeder. Randall Lee — 72, 157
Regl, Wayne John — 59, 105, 184, 185, 196
Reider, Diana Lynn — 82
Reinhard, Arthur Dennis — 72, 200
Renaldo, Randall T. — 59, 102
Renaldo, Rebecca Susan — 82
Renick. Jackie Franklin — 191
Renner, Betty Jean — 59, 97, 119
Renzelli, John R. —91
Renzelli, Michael F. — 59
Resczynski. Lawrence M. — 59, 165
Rexrode, Fred Allen Jr. — 99
Rexrode, H. Dale — 196
Reynolds, James Robert — 59
Rhodes, Martha Carol — 82
Rice, Barbara Sue — 106
Rice, Bitsy — 137
Rice. Deborah June — 59
Rice, Janice Grace — 100
Richards. Deborah Hanes — 59
Richards, John Jeffrey — 82, 146
Richardson, Brad Niles
Ridenour, Debra — 59
Ridenour, Robert L. — 59
Rieser, Cynthia Ann — 82
Riffe, Rebecca Kay — 121, 159
Riffle, Marilyn Jean — 72, I 19
Rifner, Tom — 122
Riley, Betsy Ann — 91
Riley, Marilyn — 219
Riley, Robert Kipling — 166
Rizzo. Frances Ann — 59
Rizzo, Samuel Joseph — 183
Rizzuto, Patricia Ann — 202. 200
Roberts. Rebecca Lynn — 82
Robertson, Bob — 190
Robinson, Deborah Ann — 82, 98
Robinson, Donna Richey — 82, 153
Robinson, Mike — 48
Robinson, Ralph— 181
Robinson, Ronnie Lee — 72
Robinson, William — 48, 98. 196
Rogers, Barbara K. — 72
Rogers, Edwin Lee — 82
Rogers, James Edward — 72
Rogers. James Vincent — 167
Rogers. Mardeen King — 59, 97
Rollins. Amelia Ellen — 59. 106
Rollins, Cheryl Renee — 72
Rollins. Geary Richard — 60, 106
Rollyson, Rebecca Lynch — 60, III
234
Rome. Rickey William — 191
Romeo. Ronald Richard — 162
Romig. Chris — 60
Roper. Debra Jean — 91, 220
Rose, Susan — 60
Rosnick, James Edward
Ross. Joyce — 60
Rosselle, Daniel C. — 191
Rothlisberger Mary — 149
Rotruck. Terry Lee — 60
Rowand. Debra Rae — 91
Rows, Marsha Ann — 92
Rowland. Rickey Earl — 166
Rujak, Moriann K. — 60
Rukat, Kathryn Theresa — 82
Rush. Timothy Allen — 92
Russell, Jacqueline Lea — 92
Rustemeyer, Gregory Jay — 191
Rutherford. Randy— 190, 194
Ryan, Ruth —9, II. 60. 107, 120, 151
Sabo. Marsha Ann — 82
Sachetti, Jimmie Jo — 69. 72, 108,
Sampson, Terry Lee — 87
Sampson, Vickie Lynne — 106
Sandridge. Earl Ray — 60
Sandy, Janice Lynn Ice — 108
Sanford, Stephen R. — 106
Sanjulian. Jeanne L. — 92
San Luis, Lourdes — 60, I 55
Sapp, Pamela Sue — 72
Sapp. Pamela Jean — 82
Sapp. Sharon — 60
Satterfield. Gary D. — 72
Satterfield. Teresa K. — 82
Sayre. Sharon Sue — 132
Scaha, Alfred Joseph — 60
Schaefer. Bruce Everett — 200
Schlarb. Cynthia K. — 60
Schmidt, Barbara — 60
Schmidt, Donald E, — 82. 157. 200
Schmuck, Sally — 60
Schrader, Glenn — 60
Schram. Timothy — 92, 191
Schultheiss, Judith — 83
Scott. Barbara — 153
Scott, Bradley — 92. 200
Scott. Camilla — I I I
Scott. Charles — 179, 180
Scott. James — 165. 177
Scott, Jacqueline — 83
Scott, Lynn — 60
Scott, Randolph — 183
Sedlock, Andrew— 190
See, Debra — 92
See. Edna Elizabeth — 83
Seibert, Howard — 191
Serfirt, Debbie — 74
Sellers, Jane — 60
Sendek, Leonard — 60. 166
Serenan, Lynnette — 73
Serge, Daniel — 161
Sezbensk., Debra — 73. 100
Shakelford, Evelyn — 99
Shaffer, Dennis— 165, 190
Shaffer, Leslie — 208, 217
Shaffer, Rebecca — 60, 97
Shahan, Kathy — 83
Shahan, Kenneth — 157
Shannon. Debra — 130. 131. 153
Sharp. Timothy— 106. 136
Sharrow. Donna — I 19, 159
Sharzinski. Laura — 149
Shaver, Cynthia — 73, 268
Shaver, Danny — 104, 107
Shaver, Drussilla — I 19
Shaver, Mike— 190
Shea, Allison — 92
Sheets, Debra — 83
Sherbs, Cynthia — 61
Shomo, V.vian —92
Short, Joan — 92
Short, Kathy — 92
Short. Judith — 73. 108
Short, Thomas — 92
Shrader. Gregory — 73
Shrout, Kay — 83
Shroyer. Edward — 83
Shultz, Donley —61. 108. I 16
Shultz, Joann — 159
Shuttleworth. Linda— 119. 153
Sidow, Louis — I 65
Sidwell. Diane — 171
Sienkiel. Stephen — 157, 206
Simpkins, Tracy — 92
Simmons. Edward — 61, 161
Simmons, Sally — 151
Simms, Sandra — 153
Simonton. Susan — 61, 107
Sims. Joyce — 155. 218
Sinclair. Rebecca — 109
Sinnett. Linda — 83
Sinsel, David — 83
Six. Thomas — 166
Skarzinski, Rodney — 165
Skinner. Jan — 92
116. 126, 127
Skubis, Linda — 61
Slaman, Adella — 159
Slider, Donna — 61
Smith, Bradley — 190, 206
Smith, Craig — 61. 166
Smith, Dianne — 61
Smith. Donal— 157, 177
Smith, Forrest — 61 97, 99
Smith, Jacqueline — 83
Srmth, Jennifer Lou— I 19, 122, 142
Smith. Jenny — 218. 219
Smith. Joan — 61
Smith, Lucinda — 61
Smith, Mary —92, 218
Smith, Michael — 73
Smith, Patricia — 61
Smith, Phyllis — 83
Smith, Robert — 165, 190, 206
Smith, Russell — 186
Smith, Sherry — 61
Smith. Stephen — 166
Smith, Virginia — 61
Snoderly. James — 190
Snodgrass, Charlotte — 61, 119
Snyder. Donna — 62
Sopuch, Gary — 62
Soulsby, Paula — 151
Southern, Larry — 191
Southern. Lois — 92 218
Spencer, Kathleen — 62, I 19. 136. 159, 169
Spencer, Kathy — I 19, 132
Sperling, Judith — 92
Spiker, Paula — I I I, I 19, 149
Spotloe, Larry — 182, 183
Spnngston. Lynda — 135
Springston. John — 135. 139. 162
Stafford. Deborah — 92
Stankevich, Sandra — 62, 108
Stanley, Charles — 62, 157
Stanley, William — 62
Starcher, Linda — 62, I 19
Starkey, John — 62, 101. 102. I 16, I 19
Starr, Robert —62, 104, 112
Starrett, Earl — 165
Stealey, Deborah — 151
Steele, Deanna — 73
Steele, Frederick — 83, 165, 184. 196
Stephenson, Cynthia — 93
Stephenson. John — 62. 204. 206. 207
Stevens, Earnest — 62
Stevens, John — 62
Stevens, Kathy — 83
Stevens, Pamela — 83
Stewart. Cheryl — 73 III. I 19. 122, 155
Stewart, Kathenne — 62
Stewart, Marvin — 98
Stewart, Nancy R. — 62
Stewart, Ted — 190
Stewart. William — 157, 190
Stickel. Esther — 73
Stiles. Judity — 73
Stiltner. Robert — 146
St.ngo. Janet — 83, 151. 218, 219, 220
Stocking, Richard — 162
Stone, Debra — 93
Stopiak, David —93
Stout, David — 162
Stout, Deborah — 83
Stout, Gary — 196
Straight, Claude Eugene — 73
Straka, Frederick — 166
Strapko. Nancy — 73, 119, 151, 218
Strawn, Robert — 87
Strickling. Rebecca — 83
Strippel, Ralph — 62, 146
Stromberg, Dennis — 83
Stuart. Cathryn —93, 106
Stuchell, Charles — 73
Stump, Deborah —93
Stumpf Ronald — 62
Sturm. Shannon — 91. 120
Sullivan, Kathryn — 83
Sullivan, Patricia — 93
Summers, Judith — 62. 96, 106
Summers, Vick.e — 62
Swecker. June — 62. 97. 155
Swick, Gerald— 83, 106, 119, 136
Swiger. Brad — 73
Swiger, Patricia — 63
Swinn, Thelma — I 19
Swisher, Bryan — 191
Swope. William — 157, 190, 191
Sypolt, Terri — 63, 108, I 19
Taggart, Pamela — 65
Talbott. Mark — 165, 172
Talbert, Veatrice — 93
Talenco, Debra — 83
Talerico, Delores — 84
Talerico, Mary Elaine — 84
Taylor, Brenda — 93
Taylor, Charlene — 220
Taylor, Christie — 73
Taylor, Deborah — 63
Taylor, Jane — 218
Taylor, Jeffery — 157
16. 165
63
Taylor, Kathleen — 73, 218, 219
Taylor, Mary K. — 220
Taylor, Norma — 9
Taylor, Stan — 98
Taylor, Stephen — 78,
Teahan, Midge — 133
Tedro, Mark— 191
Teets, Arthur — 63
Teets, Barbara — 84
Templeton, Rosemary -
Tennant, Susan — 84
Tennant, Susan — 63
Testa, Donna — 151
Theis, Diane — 63, 109
Thomas, Charles — 161
Curtys — 98
Dale — 191
Jeanne — 107
Larry — 107
Norman— 196,
Sylvia — 73
Thomas
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Thompson, Kay — 84
Thorne. Donna — 73
Thorne. Gary — 63
Thorne, Michael — 84. 165
Thorne. Sandra — 63
Thorp, Donna — 84
Thralls. Todd — 146. 136. 137
Tibbs, Cheryl — 73
Tibbs, William — 196
Tice, Ronald — 74
Tonecha, Nancy — 84, 100
Tonkery, Mark — 93
Tonkovich, Michael— 165. 190
Toothman. Deborah — 99
Tournay. Donna — 84. 100
Trainer. Sharon — 84
Travers, Robert — 157, 177
Tressler, Trevor — 74, I 57
Trimble, Robin — 84, 100
Trowbridge, Donna — 84
Tsottles, Diane — 151
Tsuhlares, Lambert — 190
Tucker. Cynthia — 74, 122, 149
Turner, Anthony — 74
Turner, Vickie — 93
Tury. Gail —93, 125
Tutalo, Jackie — 168
Tutalo, Stephen — 162
Tuttle. Sandra — 63
Tyman, Retha — 98
U
Ulery, Esther — 63
Uphold, MaryEllen — 63
Urso, Kathy — 74, I 19, 151
Valentine. Nancy — 122
Vandergnft. Alcie — 63
Vandergrift. Patty — 133
Vanet. Valerie — I 53
Vanscoy, Charlotte — 63
Van Vorrhis, Lindsay
Vargo. George — 157
Varner, John — 162
Varner, Mary — 63
Varner. Sharon — 63. 153
Vasil, James — 161
Vaughn, Mark — 184
Veltri, Michael — 183
Verzich, Hohn — 74
Via, Victoria — 64
Victor. Frances — 93
Viglianco, Jeanie — 64, 107, 119, 159
Vilar, Jerry — I 34
Vilar, Rochelle — 132
Vilone. Ernestine — 64
Volosin, Daniel — 190
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Walden, Barbara — 84, 107, 155
Wallman. L. A.— 133. 135
Walls, Connie — 93, 105
Walters, David — 161
Walters. Wilma — 84
Warash. Richard — 162
Ward, Gary — 166
Warder. Constance — 84
Warder, Paul — 165
Wardnicki. Brad— 132
Ware, Karen — 64, 108
Warnick, Patricia — 64
Waters. Melissa — 74
Watkins, Debra — 93
Watkins, Donna — 84
Watkins, Lynda — 122
Watkins, William — 93
Watoda. Connie — 63
Watts. Bonnie — 64. 220
Waugh, Nelsona —98, 104, 105
Weakley. Carol — 84; 100
Weaver, Billy— 146
Weaver. Patricia — 93. 218
Weber, James — 84
Weddell, Nancy — 93
Weikle, Daniel— 165
Weikle, Philip— 165
Weisdack, Robert — 64
Weisgarber, Pam — 87,92. 116, 131
Wells, Herbert — 74, 162
Welty. Joseph — 162
Welty, Mark — 162
Wengate, Linda — 149
West, Deborah — 98
West, Duke — 191
Wetzel, Jane — 74, 219
White. Joseph — 74
White, Gerry — 165, 190, 196
White, Gregory — 74
White, Karen — 94
White. Linda Jo — 84
White, Mary Kay — 94, 218, 219, 220
White, Ray — 84, 200
White, Rick — 64
Whitlatch, Christina — 74
Whiting, Charles— 138
Whiting, Susan — 85
Whoolery. Rick — 64
Wiley. Debra — 94
Whilharm, William — 161
Williams, Anna — 85, 219
Williams, Barbara — 74, 151
Williams. Cathy — 94
Williams, Charlene — 64, 97, 116, I 55
Williams, Gladys — 85, 219
Williams, James— 191
Williams, Janet — 85
Williams, James — 74, 157. 191
Williams, John — 94
Williams, Joyce — 64
Williams. Linda — 124
Williams, Robert — 64, 97
Williams. Susan — 64
Williams, Trudy— 116, 151. 171
Williamson, Ann — 64
Williamson, Margaret— I 19, 159
Wilmoth, Brenda — 64
Wilson, Cathy — 85, 128
Wilson, Mark — 190
Wilson, Deborah — 85
Wilson, Deborah — 74, 106, I I
Wilson, Erie — 65
Wislon, Jack — 191
Wilson, Josette — 74. 2 I 8, 2 19, 220
Wilson, Linda — 85, 151, 171
Wilson, Nancy — 94
Wilson. Pamela — 65. 106. Ill
Wilt. Beverly — 74
Wilt. David — 85, 104
Wince. Leon — 65, 99
Winstel, Louise — 65. 159
Winter, Debra — 74
Winter. Karen — 74, 107
Winters, James — 161
Wise, Charles — 75
Wise. Ruth — 220
Wolfe. Carla — 94
Wolfe, Carole — 85
Wolfe, Donna Kay — 65
Wolfe. Margaret— 149
Wolfe, Marilyn — 94
Wolverton. Candice — 75
Wood, Robert— 166
Wood, Robyn — 218, 219
Woodard, Gary — 85, 165
Woodell. Phyllis— 125
Woods, Elizabeth — 153
Woofter, William— 157
Woofter, William — 75
Woolfe. Connie — 122, 149
Woolfitt, James — 99
Workman, Shot— 186
Woy. Robert — 75
Wright, Donna — 85. 218, 21.9
Wright, Willard — 94, 105, 106, 136
Wytko. Teresa — 76
Yanero, David — 85
Yates, Andrew — 65, 162
Yeager, Albert — 75
Yerrace, Linda — 65, 107
Yerkey, Jonny — 94
Yoho. Steven — 75
Yoke, Alan — 65
Yost, John — 122
Young, David — 178
Young, Elizabeth— 149
Young. Michael — 105
Young, Margaret — 75
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Zalslotni, Janet — 65
Zeh, James — 157. 190
Zemanek, Gerald — 196
Ziler. Ellen — 85
Zinn. Charles — 65
Zirkle. Johnny — 65
Zukowsky, Christine — 65
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