Alumni News Volume 36 Number 01

12 Pages·1996·12.7 MB·English

by  Potomac State College Alumni Association

NON-PROFIT ORG.
PAID
KEYSER, WV'
Alumni News PERMIT NO. 39
, Potomac State College CO-EDITORS:
of West Virginia University
Rhonda Davis
Keyser, W~t Virginia
Rebecca Wilkins
VOLUME36 FALL 1'997 PAGE ONE
Dr. Papa came to Potomac State College
HOMECOMING '97
in the fall of 1949 where he played for
Coach Dana G. "Horse" Lough on a foot
Homecoming •97 festivities are scheduled for Friday and Saturday. October 10 and 11,
ball scholarship from :William and Mary
this year. The Alumni Association will be having a banquet in the Dana G. Lough Gym
College. His football career was short lived,
nasium. followed by a dance. The banquet will begin with a 6 p.m. social hour, 7 p.m.
however, when he broke his leg during a
buffet, and dance from 9 p.m. to midnight. The highlight of the evening will be the
game against Concord College on October
presentation of the Alumni Achievement and Distinguished Service Awards. Also. . the 25
and 50 year anniversary class6s will be reoognized. Entertainment at the dance will be 22, 1949, and his interestturned to the study
provided by The Tracy Clark Band frool North Central West Virginia The cost for the of chemistry. He was graduated from Po
dinner-dance will be $18 per person. Resenations should be made through the Alumni tomac State College in 1951 andearnedhis
Office no later than Friday, October 3. The telephone number is [phone]. Local B.S. and M.S. degrees in chemistry from
motel and hotel rooms are scarce, so we suggest that you make your reservations as soon West Virginia University in 1955 and 1957,
u possible. There have been several rooms put ''on hold'' for alumni at the Econolodge _respectively. HewasawardedaPhD.degree
[phone]; Tollgate Motel [phone] or 4788; and Pines Motel (304) 788- in chemistry from Washington State Uni
2826. Ify ou need to secure reservations, you can call one of these nmnbers. In addition,
versity in 1960 and then did postdoctoral
Reynolds Hall will be available for housing for Homecoming weekend. Please see back
research at Purdue University for a year.
page for details.
aass He began his professional career at
PSC Srudent Government invites alumni & MfCDts to ''Back to Day'• on Friday
DuPont' sExperimental Station in Wilming-
the students would like to adopt an alum to take to class/classes with them. This would be
a great way for you to compare the classes of today with the ~Y they were back then. Papa Honored ton, DE, in 1961 and in 1966 moved to
-Friday evening PSC will be having a bomecomlng ''Do Da'' Parade around the campus. C~leston, WV, to work for Union Car
The Alumni Association will be included in the parade. If ou me in led in ".banlin' for Achievement bide. He is a nationally recognized author- -
with the kids. . orj oining usin the parade.~ call Rhonda Davis al 788-6870 for more ity in his field and is. the co-editor of five
details. At 7 p.m. the Class of '57 will be holding a Girls Reunion. books on the flame retardancy of polyure
Dr. Anthony J. Papa bas been selected
Saturday's celebratims will begin at 8:30 a.m.with a Football Breakfut for the team thanes. Dr. Papa has been awarded thirty
to receive the Potomac State College 1997
members of 1947 and 1997 football squads in the Davis Dining Hall with registration and five US patents, is the recipient of seven
a coffee hour begioning al 9 am. From 11 am. -1 p.m. there will be a B_lue and Gold Alumni Achievement Award, which will special scientific achievement l,lwards from
Luncheon for parents and students in the Davis Dining Hall, an Alumni Chicken BBQ be presented at the Homecoming Banquet
Union Carbide, and in 1993 was awarded
sponsored by the Ag Department in the Science Hall Parking Lot; and the 25 and 50 year on Saturday, October 11, 1997.
· Union Carbide's prestigious Chairman's
anniversary cla.ues brunch at President Kathryn Brailer's home. Kickoff for the Cata
\ ward for Technology Leadership.
mounts and Montgomc:ry College/Roclcville football game al Stayman Field will be at Katharine Church, wife of former Po
1:30p.m.
tomac State College president, Dr. Ernest.
On Sunday morning your choices for breakfast include a breakfast buffet at Polish Pines FINAL ISSUE OF
Church, has been elected to receive the
Supper Oub for $3.95, beginning at 7 a.m., no reservations necessary; breakfast at
Denny's Reslaurant; or brunch in the dining hall from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. A schedule ofe vents Distinguished Service Award at the 1997 ALUMNI NEWS
Homecoming Banquet.
and a reservation form are on the back page.
Mrs. Church, a graduate ofW est Virginia Watch for our Fall &
Church's Service Recognized University and the Chicago Musical Col
lege, did post-graduate work at both Co Spring Issues of the
lumbia University and the Christiansen
,.,Catamount Flyer"
Choral School and is well known through
out the area for her musical accomplish
ments. Her teaching career extended from DIRECTORY
individual instruction through elementary,
secondary and college levels. In 1936 she
Page 1 -Homecoming Awards
came to Potomac State College to head the
Page 2 -PSC Employee
music department and in 1939 she married
Happenings
Dr. Church, then president of the college.
Page 3 - '96 Homecoming
She has been actively involved in the
Highlights
Keyser and college community and trav
eledextensiv ely with Dr. Church during his Page 4 -Sports
lifetime. In 1992 the Keyser Rotary Club Page 5 -Sports
initiated the Katharine Church Award to Page 6 - Class Notes
honor an outstanding senior female student Page 7 -Class Notes
at_Keyser High School who excels aca .Page 8-Births, Deaths, Marriages
demically and athletically. Mrs. Church, is Page 9 -PSC Foundation
in her mid-nineties, is the organist at the Page IO-Alumni Info. Card &
Keyser Presbyterian Church and is active in
Dues Form
the Woman's Club of Keyser, Keyser Ro
Page 11 -Alumni News
tary Club, Delta Kappa Gamma Society for
Page 12 - Homecoming Schedule
Women in Education, and the Ladies' Ori
of Events &. Reservation Form
ental Shrine of North AmenCTi~
PAGE2 PSC EMPLOYEE HAPPENINGS 1997
PROMOTIONS 25 YEARS SERVICE
OUTSTANDING PROF.
John C. Stone was honored upon the completion of
Sally Brown has been promoted to Associ- 25 years of service to PSC. Stone is a professor of
. ate Professor of English and has been accounting and has previously served as chairperson of
awarded tenure. Division l\4md Treasurerof the PSC Foundation Board.
.
Elizabeth Hudson, Assistant Professor of . Stone earned B.S. in Business Administration from
Physical Education has been awarded ten West Virginia University and a M.S.M. from Frostburg
ure. State College; Stone is a certified public accountant as
Rick Woodworth has been promoted to well. Professor Stone had a long affiliation with the
Associate Professor of Agriculture. College's baseball team as assistant baseball coach.
Stone has two sons, Nathan, a student at WVU and
John. .c.. .. Stone Corbin, a student at Keyser High School.
NEW
Dr. Peter L, Paulson was recognized for 25 years of
service atPSC. Paulson also serves as Coordinator of the
EMPLOYEES Education Unit. He holds a B.A., M.A., and Ed.D.
degrees from WVU. He is a member of many profes
sional organizations including the National Council of
Teachers of English, International Reading Assn., the Sally Brown
National Assn. for Developmental Education. Paulson
Sally Brown named
Faculty resides in Keyser with wife Jane and chilren Joanna and
Dr. Peter L. Paulson Daniel.
outstanding prof.
Jay K. Badenhoop, Chemistry Professor
A. Jayne Gilbert, Mathematics Instructor Harlan N. Shreve was honored for25 years ofs ervice of the year
in the Potomac State College Computer Center, where
he presently serves as Applications Systems Analyst/
Students and staff nominated faculty for
Programmer Senior. During his years at PSC, Shreve
the honor ofo utstanding professor for 1997.
Staff formerly served as Programmerl.Operator and Senior
Assistant Professor Sally Raines Brown
Programmer. Shreve gratuated from Keyser High School
received this award at a reception held at
and earned an A.A.S. degree in Computer Technology
June Halbritter, part-time in the Business the Candlewyck Inn, Keyser. This year's
Office at Potomac State. Family members include wife Karen finalists were Dr. Walter Asonevich, Judy
Loretta Terry, part-time in the Business Harlan N. Shreve and daughter Jamie. Nines~l. Fred Jacoby, Trevor Owen and
Office Dr. John ~vser. ·
Sabrina McDonald Cave, Admissions HATS OFF Ms. Brown, Assistant English Profes
Counselor sor, was presented this award by Gary
Chawn Davis, Director of Public Relations TO OUR Seldomridge, pictured above. Brown is a
Heather Wilt, Greenhouse PSC alum and has taught at the college for
Rhonda Davis, Alumni Affairs • RETIREES five years. She graduated from Fairmont
Dr. Suratkal V. Shenoy, College Physician State College and received her master's
degree from WVU, where she taught En
glish and Shakespeare for five years as a .
graduate student prior to coming to PSC.
Brown is currently completing her PhD in ·
PSC Annual Spring
English with her dissertation in Gender
Theory. in the plays ofJ im Shepard. Brown
Banquet was held
has redesigned and pushed the implemen
The Social Club of Potomac State Col tation ofw omen studies and gender theory.
lege of West Virginia University, held its She feels that the content of these courses .
Annual Spring Banquet honoring the retire is important to have discussed on campus.
ment of Sheila M. Costilow, Joann Shimer, When asked what brought her back to
and Wanda L. Twyman. Sheila M. Costilow PSC, her reply was, "I am thrilled to teach
The program opened with a welcome by here. That I graduated from here and hap
Dr. Peter Paulson, Master of Ceremonies . pily returned to teach is testimony to the
Invocationwas given by Dean Douglas Richard Smith high regard I have for this college. I was
Kesner, Introduction of Guests followed by and continue to be impressed with the
testimonials JX'esented by: Sheila Costilow, dedication ofb oth faculty and staff. More
We could never
Kelley Agnes, Robert Eagle, Doug Kesner, over, a small college allows faculty
Mary Ann Riggleman, Wanda Twyman f orgef Richard members the flexibility to teach several
and Joann Shimer.Sheila M. Costilow re courses, not pigeonholing them into one
cently retired from her position as Financial specialization. This is an asset for attract
Aid Assistant which she held for 22 years. Richard Smith? Who? Anyone that's ing both faculty and students alike."
Costilow was born in Westernport, MD, attended Potomac State College in the p~t Ms. Brown is married and has a three
attended Strayer College, and received an Joann Shimer fifty years could never forget Richard year old son, Fraser. She resides in
AA degree from PSC in 1991. Joann Shimer Smith? Richard, when he retired in June Ashburn, Virginia, and commutes 2 1/2
served in her position as Senior Adminis 1996 with fifty-one years of service, left hours one way to work. She is the daugh
trative Secretary in the Student .Affairs maBy cherished memories with his co ter of Jim & Sharon Nicol.
Office for 21 years. She attended Bruce workers and the thousands of students he
High School and Catherman's Business influenced during his career at Potomac
School. While attending Catherman'sJoann State. Who could forget his quick wit his with not one, but four bundles slung over
was selected to serve as secretary to Senator contagious smile? His marvelous way of his back, all filled with gifts for Richard.
Kimble while the legislature was in session. · defusingdifficultsituations?Whenhishome The campus elves had been very busy
Wanda L. Twyman was honored for her burned in November 1996 and he lost ev helping Santa with presents fo~ Richard and
retirement after 26 years of service as a erything exceijthis hunting dogs, even Santa his new home. After the fire, Richard lived
food service assistant at PSC. She has been Claus did not forget him! At President in one of the apartments on the bottom floor
morning cook at the college for the past 13 ...& .. Brailer's Christmas Party in the Student of Memorial Hall until he could move into
years. Wanda Twyman· Union on December 13, 1996, Sahhfarti%d his new home in ~eys~ eadr last spring.
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1996 Homecoming Highlights
1997
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•Homecoming 96 began with the tradi · Cessor Gustafson said how he bad enJoyed three candidates for election to the Board of Distinguished
tional coffee at 9 a.m. and ended with the his tenure at PSC and his association with -Directors: Dinah Courrier, Class of '64,
dinner/dance in the Dana G. Lough Gym the administration and faculty. Linda Hicks, Class of '69, and Patricia
Service Award
nasium. The alumni were excited about •Dr.Brailer,inherremarlcstotheAlumni, Hovis, Class of '52.
being in the gym since many of them had called upon the Alumni to assist in the Achievement
not been back since their graduation. It growth of PSC by spreading the good word
brought back many fond memories and lots about the College.
of nostalgia. The guests were greeted by •Patricia Hovis reported on the status of Award Honoree
President M. William Rogers, Class of '48,· the Alumni Association, noting that it had
who presided at the event added three new life members for a total of
•Highlighting the event was the presen 148 life members. She also noted that the
tation of the awards. PSC Foundation had reached the one mil
--Ken Haines, received an award for 22 lion dollar mark. For the Fall 1996 semester
years. as an officer & editor, 6 years presi alone the Foundation awarded 58 students
dent, secretary treasure, 36 years. over $28,000 in scholarships.
· -John P. Kidner, '46 author, free-lance •Two new scholarships were established
journalist, retired Air Force officer, was
since the group's last celebration. One was
presented the Alumni Achievement Award
established by Judge James S. Getty of
by Thomas O'Connor, Class of '46, retired
Cumberland in memory of his late wife,
Mineral County School Teacher, coach,
Betty Glover Getty, Class of '42. A com
and long-time friend. Mr. Kidner in his
bined gift of $100,000 was received from
brief response said he was deeply honored
Patricia A. Harman, wife of the late Dr.
to receive the award, and he knew it would
Chester Harman, and his daughter and son
be hard for the group to believe, but he was
in-law, Theresa Harman Falkowski and Dr.
speechless.
Henry Falkowski, to establish the Chester
--Oscar H. Gustafson, '48, Professor
D. Harman, M.D., Memorial Scholarship.
Emeritus of Agriculture at PSC, received
During the business meeting, the Chair
the Distinguished Service Award, presented
of the Nominating Committee presented Oscar H. Gustafson John P. Kidner
by Betty Parker Hanlin, Class· of '42, Pro
fessor Emerita of Home F.conomics. She ,
reminisced about their days at the College
working together and on committees. Pro-
Classes reunite
at luncheon -
Members of the classes of 1946
& 1971 were reunited at the Annual
Anniversary luncheon in honor of
their Golden and silver Anniversa-
. ries, held at President Kathryn
Seated: Charlotte Thayer-Davis, President -Kathryn Brailer, Joann Wilson Jones.
Brailers home during Homecoming Class of 1971-Seated is Sally Ezell & Mrs. -
Standing: John Kidner, Tom O'.Conner, Katherine Hicks Davis, Ruth Ashenfelter Wells,
Ronald Bowser. Standing Jol'ln Bord, Dr.
'96 festivities. ·0r. Kenneth Tabler, and Mary Catherine Martin Glenn.
Rrniler & Ronald Bowser .
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special activities for non-college-age stu grams. The College llosted lllgll sc11001 successful, and we hope to expand this
dents. Potomac State held its first Career faculty from Potomac State College's five program in the future. Other alums have
Camp to explore career opportunities county service area as well as our faculty as been calling student prospects to share with
through hands-on activities, field trips, and part of PSC's School-To-Career and Tech the potential students the alumni's per
classroom study. Career areas featured were Prep grants. ' . spectiveof Potomac State as well as answer
the health professions, cave systems, desk Technology development continues for any questions that the student may have. I
top publishing, law enforcement, Internet ogr campus. Fiber optic cabling was in extend an invitation to all of you to par
travel, and artistic designs. This Career stalled to connect the Computer Center in ticipate in our recruibnent activities. If you
Camp was geared for students entering the Academy Hall with the Administration are interested, please let me know. As al
eighth, ninth, or tenth grades. Another : Building, Science Hall, and the Library. ways in recruitment, word of mouth and a
successful student opportunity was the · This is part of a very important technology satisfied customer are the best recruitment
Math/Science Technology Academy, which project to build a fiber optic infrastructure tools a college can have.
was a residential week-long program pro for data transmission and Internet connec Finally, I want to encourage all of you to
viding instruction and exploration in high tivity. We are also developing engineering attend our Homecoming celebration the
level science and math topics such as fractal specifications f9r a distance learning weekend ofO ctober 10, 11, and 12. Major
geometry, building structure, cave systems, classroom in the Library which will con activities-are mentioned throughout this
vehicular motion, earth materials, furniture nect Potomac State to the State's fiber optic newsletter, and I look forward especiaily
design, and gravity. Another residential backbone for televised instruction. to visiting with you on Saturday, October.
Dr. Kathryn A. Brailer, President activity was the College's Upward Bound _ 11, when most of the-alumni activities
. program whicb provides classroom in- At the present time our enrollment for occur. I wish to highlight two of the many
Greetings from struction, leadership development, and field fall semester is ahead of that for last fall. I aspects of Homecoming weekend, namely
trips for gifted high school students. want specifically to thank the alumni who the honoring of the 1947 Potomac State
PSCofWVU Speakers from the community and State have been active in recruitment. Alumni football team and the opportunity for re-
provided additional learning events for the have helped in recruiting through interact . turning alumni to spend a night or the .
Upward Bound students. · ing informally with prospective students weekend in Reynolds Hall. Homecoming
We have had a very busy summer here and their families at our "Meet Potomac is a wonderful event that provides a bridge
at the College and are looking foiward to Potomac State also hosted a number of State" days. In addition, we have been between our past students and our current
the beginning of the fall semester. The workshops on what courses should be in utilizing al~i across the State to work students and honors the many traditions
campus was busy not only with its regular cluded in the curriculum for grades 9-12 to with potential students on college fair nights here at Potomac State College.
college summer session, but also with better prepare students for college pro- held in various communities. This has been Hope to see you at Homecoming!
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1997
PSC Baseball Team Becoming Hot Bed For Players
Going Into Professional Ball and Division I Colleges
PSC's baseball team is scouted as much by the Division I schools as by the pros. Our
drawing card is the exposure our players get by attending PSC and by the expertise from
the PSC baseball coaching staff.
PSCwasrankedNo. 1 in the naµon, all but one week, theentireregularNJCAA Season.
They finished 30 and 8 after being upset in the Region XX Tournament in Frederick, MD.
Since 1993 PSC has not been ranked any lower than 5th nationally.
Three players who have committed to play College baseball at Potomac State College
were recently drafted in the 1997 Major League Draft.
• Harry Anderson from Bristol, VA, was drafted by the Marlins. He is an outfielder with
well above major league speed.
•Jerome Easter from Mt. Union, PA, was also drafted by the Marlins. He is an outfielder
who is expected to add great power to our lineup.
•Alan Myer, 6'2", 210 pound; left-handed pitcher, from Charleston, WV, drafted by the
Florida Marlins, has decided to defer signing a pro contract this year and play with the
· Catamounts.
Three Potomac State players were also taken in the Major League Draft:
•Aaron Lough, a 6'5 ", 210 pound 1st baseman/catcher from Bridgewater, Virginia, was
drafted by the Florida Marlins and is presently negotiating a contract with them. If Aaron
continues his academic career, he will attend West Virginia University, James Madison
University or George Mason University.
•Mike Wenger, a 6'5", 230 pound left-handed pitc~er from Chambersburg High School
in Fayetteville, Pennsylvania, was also drafted b,y the Florida Marlins and has decided to
continue his baseball and educational careers at Potomac State.
•Marcos Munoz will be returning to PSC his sophomore year. Marcos was drafted by
the Chicago White Sox. His fastball has been clocked as high as 95 mph.
A former Potomac State player, playing his junior and senior years at West Virginia
University, Steve Beller, was also drafted in the 24th round by the Milwaukee Brewers.
Also, Mike Du Vall, from the PSC 1995 National Championship Team, is having an
outstanding year in the Florida Marlin's organi:zation. Mike, a left-handed pitcher with the
Marlins AA Team in Portland, Maine, was the Marlin's organization Pitcher of the Month
Joseph Newton Bundy, Mike A. Hicks and Robert Mullett for April. He had 1 win, 6 saves, and E.RA. of .000 in April. Mike now has 2 wins, 1 loss,
Bundy, Hicks and Mullett 8 saves with a .89 E.RA. Mike is expected to be called up to the Major League Team when
the Marlin's expand their rosters Sept. 1.
1947 CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL TEAM
entered into PSC Hall of Fame
Judson Hodges, Class of 1939, is organizing a reunion of the 1947 Catamount Football
Team during Homecoming '97. The '47 team is invited to a brunch in the PSC Dining Hall
Joseph Newton Blllldy, Mike A. Hicks School and was presented his plaque by
in Davis Hall along with the current Catamount team at 10:00 am. Saturday morning. In
and Robert Leon Mullett were inducted Cecil R. Perkins, former coach at the school.
addition, the team will be recognized during halftime ceremonies at the Homecoming
into Potomac State College Athletic Hall of Mullett serves as Assistant Professor of
game.
Fame at the school's 10th annual awards Physical Education and head football coach ' '
dinneron Saturday.May 3, 1997. Dr. Blllldy at Concord College. His presenter was his . Jud Hodges graduated from WV Wesleyan College following his years atPSC and then
is a professor and head of Health Science son, Brace Mullett Master of Ceremonies served in the US Army from 1941-45. His coaching career began·in Buckhannon, then as
Department at Fairmont State College. He for this event was current PSC Athletic an assistant to Coach Dana G. "Horse" 'Lough. Jud then became an FBI agent working
was presented his plaque by long time friend, Director Larry Bolyard Dr. Brailer gave mainly in Seattle, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC. Now retired, Jud is farming and
Jane Hinebaugh Parsons. Hicks is head the welcome and Prof. David Nuzum deliv raises and sells miniature horses-at last count, he bad S2. Jud can be reached at (304) 472-
, footb~ coach at Philip Barbour High ered the invocation. ' 0828 or by writing him at80 Shumaker Road, Buckhannon, WV 26201. Please contact him
or the Alumni Office at [phone] if you have any infonu,ation or addresses of the
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1947 Championship Catamount football team members.
PSC names Chaney ·first
women's softball coach
Dr. Kathryn Brailer, president, announced
theappointmentoflohn Chaney as women's
softball coach earlier this year. Chan.ey
played baseball for Coach Jack Reynolds in
the 1970s. A former Anchor Glass em
1947-48 Basketball Team To Be Recognized . ployee, Chaney earned his AAS degree in
May from PSC in Electronic Technology.
There will be a reunion of the 1947-48 basketball team at Homecoming 97 with special Chaney and his wife Bonnie, who reside
recognition of the team members during the Homecoming Banquet. The 47-48 team was in Burlington, have two daughters.Jennifer
runner-up in the WV College Conference Tournament held at WV Wesleyan College. attends Keyser High School and Lindsey is
Team member Robert "Babe" Johnson is the contact person. Following his 1947-48 in Burlington Elementary.
year at PSC, "Babe" signed a baseball contract with the Coastal Plain League in North Women's softball will be a new sport for
Carolina and then returned to campus for additional classes. Another signing was on the the 1997-98 academic year. Scrimmages
horizon for "Babe" with the Rocky Mount .Leafs. He later .completed his degree in and practice sessions_are being scheduled
economics at Washington College in Maryland, and in 1951 he was accepted as an FBI for the fall. As recruiting continues through
agent, working twenty-five years in New Jersey and in New York City. Semi-retirement the efforts of Coach Reynolds and Coach
. led to career in managing sporting goods, and now in total retirement, he says, "I play golf Chaney, there will be a nucleus of talent to
Monday through Friday and rest on the weekends." build a good team. Hopefully, with the
If you are interested in getting the team together, give him a call at [phone] or addition of walk-ons, the softball team an
write to him at 110 Quarterdeck, New Bern, NC 28562-3518. "Babe" shared the above ticipates a competitive team. All women
photo with the Alumni Association and is interested in naming all the players and locating interested in playing or alumni who can
them if possible. So far, we have Neil Gutshall, Dick Finley, Ken Sims, Jim Eaton, and recruit, should contact the PSC athletic
Babe Johnson. Can you help with the res.t:! Coiuact,bim with your information. John Chlll:ley office at 304-788-6879.
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>s·· . Coach Reynolds and his wife Judy have
• "'->w. daughters Joanna. a recent graduate of ·llsPORTS SHORTsil
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Keyser High School; Julie, graduate o_f
Frostburg University, and grandson Joshua
"Jack" -the 5 Js -count them!
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PSC began ICC Golf in March '97 and NORTH CENTRAL WV "Swing and Sway
had an excellent start-up season. Coach ALUMNI RECEPTION
Reynolds says, ''We are extremely pleased Sunday, Oct. 26*12 noon-2 p.m. with Sammy Kaye''
with 14 wins, 7 losses, and 1 tie for our first Alumni Tent
season. PSC has been able to recruit out · Grafton High School Football Stadium
standing young golfers such as Jason Hale Get together with fellow alumni for a ThisSammyKayeorcbestraslbganorigi
and Kurt Pfeiffer, Keyser, and Matt Teets, · tailgate lunch just before the natcd at Potomac State College friom the
Lost River. During the season, Hale was Potomac· State College PSC student welcoming committee, led by
named to the all-regional team. Hale quali vs. "Sleepy" Stanhagen and -James
fied and played at Vass, NC in the NJC AA Washington & Jefferson J.V. Goldsworthy. The orchestra enjoyed their
Golf Tournament. football game kickoff. stay at PSC and kept the slogan for their
According to Reynolds, "Recruiting for Get revved up with firstreleasecalled "SwingandSway" that
Jack Reynolds golf is difficult due to a low budget and lack -CATAMOUNT SPIRIT- made it to the national charts in 1937.
of golffaciUties. Thanks to the contribution as you reminisce about the good old days, Between 1937 and 1953, the band charted
Jack Reynolds of a local Keyser businessman, PSC was -RSVP the PSC Alumni Office 103 records, all of which bad the "Swing
able to begin an intercollegiate golf pro at [phone] and Sway with Sammy Kaye'' slogan on
named golf coach gram this year. We would appreciate the prjor to October 21, 1997 the labels.
alumni and everybody's assistance. Fun
Jack Reynolds, former baseball coach d.raising events are being planned which
Please show your support for the PSC
'73-'80 and '91-'93 and assistant football include a golf tournament fund.raiser in
Golf Team by purcha.gng a golf shirt or
coach '74-'78 was named golfc oach earlier October and the sale of golf shirts, towels,
towel They would make great gifts!
this year by Dr. Brailer. Reynolds is profes gift items throughout the year, '' concluded
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appointed coach
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In early 1996, President Brailer an
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~ov. 2 Youngstown State University J.V.'s ....................A way 1:00 Jan. 26 Garrett Community College ..............................H ome 7.00 later the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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"Homecoming!!! Feb. 9 Garrett Community College ...............................A way 7:00 major and minor leagues have been exten
AHessatd. CCooaacchhe: sA: nJgaemloe sL uLvaanrdae s, Mike Marsh. John Serian, FFeebb.. 2114 PMeonnntg Somta4t ;XA Cltooollnegae C/Ramocpkuvsil l.e_ .. ............................... ., ............... .HH oommee 22::0000 sive. Other teams with which he has played
Brian OeVilbliss. Ed Hawkins Head Coach: Jay Courrier and/or coached include: San Diego P'adres,
Athletic Director: la"Y G. Bolyard Athletic Director: la"Y G. Bolyard
Houston Astros, Detroit Tigers, Chicago
1997 VOlllEYBJ.\ll 1~:g7Qsa WOMEN'S BAS}t!E1BALL Cubs, SF Giants, Seattle Mariners, N.Y.
Mets, and was with the Pirates when they
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Penn. State University/DuBois Campus ............ Away 7:00 Nov. 21 Baltimore City Community College ................... Horne 6:00 years with the Phoenix Giants, he was ac
Sep. 13 Ame Arundel Community Colle!je ..........., ........A way 2:00 . Dec. 5 Hagerstown Junior College. .............................. Home 4:00
Sep. 15 Westmoreland County Community College ...... .Away 6:00 Dec. 6 Montgomery College/Rockville .........................H ome 2:00 tively coaching. From '85-'90, be coached
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Sep. 22 CCAC/South & Pennsylvania State Universily/N- Jan. 14 Garren Community College ...............................A way 500 In answer to an inquiry about baseball at
Kensington Campus .......................................... Away 5:00 Jan. 16 Catonsville Community Col~ .........•.•............ Home 6:00 PSC, Coach Roberts says, "The students ·
Sep. 24 Hagerstown Junior College & Prince George·s Jan. 18 Anne Arundel Community Co lege. ...................H orne 2:00
Community College ........................................... Away 7:00 Jan. 19 Hagerstown Junior College ...............................A way 6:00 are great to work with; they are athletically
SSeepp.. 2276 ~~~~ ~~iu:~~~·carnp~s·::::= 62::0000 .JJaann.. 2243 EHsasrfeoxr dC Comommmunuintyit yC ~ollege ....... ..................................................... HA owmaye 72::0000 hungry and receptive." ·
Oct. 4 Anne Arundel Community College & , ., Jan. 26 Frederick Community .......•..................H ome 5:00 Coach Roberts feels the Keyser area is .
Oct. 6 GCCarAreCt tN Coormthm ...u..n..i.t.y.. .C..o..l..l.e.g..e.. .............................................................H Aowmaey 61::0000 JJaann.. 3209 PBrailnticmeo Gree oCrigtye ·Cs oCmommumnuitnyi ty oClloelg. e ...............................•.....AA wwaayy 66'.0000 great for rearing young families and states
Oct. 11 Wes\moreland County Community College & Feb. 2 Montgomery College/Rockville .~ ..... :. •............... Away 500 that PSC is really good for an academic, as
Oct. 16 HFraegdeerrsictokw Cno Jmumniuonr iCtyo Clleogllee g&e P..e..n..n... .S...t.a..t.e.. .U..n..i.v.H J ome 1:00 FFeebb.. 46 MEsosnetxg oCmoemrym Cunolilteyg Ceo/Tllaekgoem ..a.. .P..•a. ;r. .t.. ...._. . ............................. H Aom~e 64 0000 well as athletic, education. The PSC stu
Altoona Campus ...... ,. ......................- .................H ome 5:00 Feb. 7 Anne Arundel Community College ....................A way 300 dents are extremely supportive of the team.
Oct. 24 Montgomery College/Rockville & Anne Arundel Feb. 9 Allegany College ............................................... Home 6 00
Community College................. . .........1 '·1,ay 4:00 Feb. 12 Penn $late/Altoona Campus ............................ Home 600 This really causes the adrenaline to "kick
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HAsesatd. CCooaacchh:: KKaartehny SKpoeenlkceer HAsesatd. CCooaaccrhi: OEel1iz:>a1,b,~e Sthm Ji.t hH udson attend Cypress High School in suburban
Hooston, and Kyle i's a student at
Cresaptown Elementary.
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1948- ployed at Westvaco. They have two sons: 1969 - son, Jonathon and a two year old daughter,
THE LATE JOSEPH M. STANIS Jeff, also employed at Westvaco and 1984 Shannon.
LAW CZYK was among five persons in- graduate of PSC, and Josh who is curre1_1tly. HENRY LOUIS
. ducted into the Keyser Legion of Honor on a freshman at PSC. "SKIP" GATES, JR. TERRI (TETRICK) MORRIS of Keyser
April 16 at the Keyser American Legion. W. E. B. DuBois, profes has been employed in the Admissions and
1965 -
The Legion of Honor is sponsored each sor of humanities and di Records Office at Potomac State since
year by the Kelley Society -an elite group JOHNHAINES Waschosentobethenew rector of the DuBois Insti August 1978 ~ an Administrative Secre
of past winners of the Jonah Edward Kelley Keyser High School Principal. Haines has tute for Afro-American tary. She is married to Rick Morris, for
Award at Keyser High School. 28 years experience in the Mineral County Research at Harvard Uni merly of Westernport, MD. They have two
1950 - School System. versity, spoke on inclu sons; Bradley age 13 and Daniel age 5.
SANDRA S. SHARPS Sharps was se siveness at the annual
KENNETH F. HAINES He is professor
lected by the faculty of the School of Li meeting of community -1979 -
emeritus of foreign languages and English
brary and Information Sciences at the Uni college leaders, held April
at PSC. He was recently named an Out DAVID R. PYLES
versity of North Texas for the 1996-97 12-15 in Anaheim, as
standing West Virginian and honored by Kelly-Springfield an
Recipient of the Outstanding Alumni stated in the April i~sue of
Governor Gaston Caperton for his 44 years, Award. Sharps is the Library/fechnology the Community College nounced that Pyles had
dedicated service to Potomac State Col been promoted to account
Consultant to the Region 10 Education •> ~-.:;:?;;=r, Ttmes Magazine.
lege. Haines has the distinction of having f ant senior. After PSC, he
Service Center in Richardson, Texas. She Gates was also featured in the April 21,
the most seniority of any faculty member graduated from Frostburg
has served as the Library Automation and 1997 issue of Time Magazine as one Qfthe
on the three West Virginia University State University with a
Technology Specialist for the Plano Inde most influential people of 1997. Gates is
campuses. bachelor's degree in busi
pendent School Distri~t, as the librarian at thechairmanofHarvard'sAfro-American
1960- ness management and ad
Williams High School in the Plano ISD, studies department and is also a prolific
wv: ministration in 1994. He
1960- and as an English teacher in Keyser, author, a great academic influence and a
CHARLES 'E. After PSC, Ms. Sharps completed her and his wife, Shirley, live
leader of the progression of black studies
RY AN Chairman ·Bachelor's degree from Fairmont State on college campuses. in Fort AshbyD, eWanV .
and CEO of Charles College in 1968 and graduated from SLIS PAUL "DOUG" KESNER of Stu-
1972 -
Ryan and Associ . Master's Program in 1987. dent Affairs at Potomac State College since
ates Inc., a public re 1966 - KAREN (ALT) PEER currently serves as· August 1989 and was recently been elected
lations and advertis CAROL DAHMER In Louisville, Ken.. Executive Secretary to the President of presidentofthe WV Association of Student
ing firm based in PSC. She has a daughter, Andrea, a 1997 Personnel Administrators (WVA SPA) at
tucky, Brown-Forman Beverages World
Charleston, was pre wide promoted Dahmer to the position of graduate of Frankfort High SchO?l ~d ~ its annual convention held at Canaan Val
sented the award of incoming freshman at PSC maJOnng m ley last September.
executive secretary within the accounting
West Virginia's Elementary Education.
department. She has worked for Brown
ROBERT "BUCK" EAGLE graduated
Master Entrepre Forman for ten years and was previously 1973 -
from WVU in 1979 with a B.S. degree in
neur of the Year.
the executive secretary of the Wines Group
THE LATE MICHAEL KELLY DAY Business Administration and a MBA from
Ryan founded Charles Ryan and Associ Division. This corporation markets Korbel
Head coach for Keyser High School will be Frostburg State. Prior to PSC he worked at
ates Inc. in 1974. Since that time, the com Champagnes, Brandy and Table Wi~es;
sadly missed by family, friends, colleagues, National Bank of Keyser, now American
pany has grown into the 17th largest public Fetzer Vineyards and Jekel Vineyards
and PSC alum~i. He has had a great influ Trust Bank.
relations firm associated with an advertis California wines; Bolla, Fontana Candida,
ing agency in the United States and the Brolio, and Fontanafredda Italian wines, ence on the young people and has had a 1980 -
positive community figure. Surviving are
second largest such fii:m in the southeast; and Carmen Vineyards wines from Chile; GARY CLITES, JR. Elected as president
wife Dawna, sons Micheal and Daniel,
He also founded Ryan-McGinn-Samples and Armstrong Ridge California Cham brother Danny Day, sister Donna E. Gut of the Maryland Scholastic Press Associa
Research, a nationally known public opin pagnes. tion. This organization represents joumaj.
shall of Moore, South Carolina, and pater
ion research firm headquartered in Char 1968 - nalgrandmotherNellieDayofHamilton. A ism educators and promotes communica- .
leston. In 1987, Ryan founded Ryan tion in education across the s~te.
McGinn, a public relations company in LINDA S. LANCASTER is currently memorial schplarship has been established
Arlington, VA. Ryan-McGinn is now the employed at PSC of WVU as an academic atAmericanTrustBank,67NorthMainSt., 1984 -
Keyser, WV 26726.
20th largest such firm in the Greater Wash program associate in the Office of Aca-· JUNE (ARMENTROUT) HALBRIT
ington, D.C. market. · demic Affairs, Faculty Service division. WILLIAMMONTGOMERYMILLER TER works in the Business Office at PSC
1961- Following her graduation from PSC, sh~ Tucker County Chamber of Commerce has with accounts payable and insurance. Prior
worked as a secretary/bookkeeper for named "Mont" Miller the 1997 Public to PSC, she has worked at WKLP-WQZK
WILLARD L. "BILL" PHILLIPS, JR.
Reese's-Hackley Stores, a wholesale/retail Employee of the Year. Miller is the Tucker as a secretary, Potomac Valley Hospital as
A former chief executive officer and assis
grocery outlet, during 1968 and 1969. She County Prosecuting Attorney and a native an Admitting Clerk, and at Little People
tant to the president of Davis Memorial
joined the staff at PSC in October 1969 as of Davis. He married the former Barbara Daycare.June's married to Brian Halbritter·
Hospital in Elkins has been named by
a part-time secretary and has been Secre Evans and has a daughter, Rachel and son, and has two sons, BJ. age 9, and Christo
Governor Cecil Underwood as chief of
tary II, Secretary IV, Executive Secretary, Nathan. pher age 5.
staff. Phillips left his jo6 in Elkins to join
and Program Assistant I, all in academic af 1975 -
the Underwood campaign and serve as 1985 -
fairs, during her employment. Sh~ works WENDY BOWMAN RUSSEL Lives in
Underwood's gubernatorial campaign man .with the Division of Arts, Education, and VICKIE L. (ZIRK) DELSIGNORE has
San Antonio, Texas. She is married and has
ager. Prior to joining Davis Memorial in the Humanities, as well as with the Faculty been a Purchasing Assistant at Potomac
two sons, Justin age 7 and Lulre age 3. She
1993, he worked ineconomic development Assembly, and.handles areas such as fac State College since 1988. Prior to this posi
is taking a leave of absence from her
·administration of the U.S. Dept. of Com ulty evaluation, program reviews, and re tion she worked in the Associate Dean's
Master's program in Pastoral Studies at
merce and worked on rural development lated reports for academic affairs. During Offi~e. She is married to R. Mark DelSig
Incarnate Word University until her chil
with the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. her years at the college, she has served on nore, Farm Supervisor at PSC. They have
dren enter school full time. She sings in a
JOHN GHAZNAV I The chairman and many task forces, committees, and councils two children, Logan, age 5 and Rachel age
local operetta company and coordinates her
CEO of Consumers Packaging Inc. of and is currently a member of the Com 2 1/2. 1be family resides at the PSC Lower
church's choir functions.
Toronto, Canada. His company recently mencement Council. Fann, Waxler Road in Keyser.
became the owrter of the closed Anchor
1978 -
Glass factory in Keyser. CHRISTINE S. HESS has been employed
MARY SUSAN (SHEARS) BECKER at Potomac State College Service/Informa
1962-
.graduated from PSC with an Associate tion Office since 1986. She currently serves
MARGARET HELEN JENKINS has degree in Secretarial Sciences. She began as Chairperson of the Classified Employ
· been employed by PSC in the Cashier's working full time in the B usines Office a ees. She has advised the PSC Ski CT.uh,
Office since 1973. Prior to PSC, she worked week after graduating and remained here coordinated several trips, including Wisp
at Piedmont FtrSt National bank. Helen is for the past 19 years. She is married to Ski Resort in McHenry, Maryland, Killing
married to _Terry M. Jenkins, who is·~m- Kennetb B.Qdcer and has 3: seven year old ton, Vermont, and Snowshoe Resort in WV.
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Class Notes
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1986 - 1991-
LINCOLN H. WILKINS, JR., is cur TONA COUR
rently a Doctoral Candidate in the Division RIER graduated
of Pharmacology and Experimental Thera from WYU School
peutics of the College of Pharmacy at the of Dentistry in May
University ofKenrucky. After leaving PSC, 1997. She was initi
he attended the University of Colorado - ated into Omicron
Boulder where he was awarded B.A. de Kappa Upsiloo, the
grees in Molecular, Cellular, and Develop dental profession
mental Biology'31ld in Psychology. equivalent to Phi
- Beta Kappa.
1987 -
Only five graduating students were selected
KEN WARD, JR. The Scripps Howard
for this honor. Tona will practice in Keyser
Foundation gave Ward its Edward J. Mee- with her father, Dr. James Courrier, Oass
man Award for America's best environ:
of1963.
mental reporter in 1996 for newspapers
under 100,000 circulation. He had 2 articles . 1992 -
which were judged best in the nation and
Al~ Mark Riccardi is FLY ING IDGH: This stunt shot was taken ·on the set of CARL SHEPP
first runner-up. Ward is a writer for the ·
the action-packed movie "Face orr '. graduated from
Charleston Gazette and is a native of Pied
WYU School of
mont.
· Dentistry in May
1988 - 1997. He was initi
ated into Omicron
K; C. CROSS The executive director of a
Kappa Upsilon, the
hospital step-down unit in Sµiart, Aorida;
dental profession
and is responsible for the rehabilitation and
equivalent to Phi
medical care of 120 patients. He currently
Beta Kappa.
directs approximately 150 employees and
Only five graduating students were selected
encourages any alumni searching for ca
for this honor. Carl will practice in Davis,
reers in nursing, therapy, or medicine to
WY.
contact him through our Alumni Office.
Cross is married and has three daughters - 1995 -
J::>eyton Kelly, Savannah and Haley.
HEATHER COURRIER graduated
1990- summa cum laude from WYU with a de
gree in English. She was elected to mem
. '· RONDA WERTMAN
bership in Phi Kappa Phi and Golden Key
The Mineral Daily
honor societies and Sigma Tau Delta,
News Tribune an
· English honorary. She is a first-year law
nounced the addition of
student at WYU College of Law.
Wertman as lifestyles
editor. She has been
1996 -
writing for the news and
covering local, govern JEANETTE L. FARRIS graduated from
ment events and feature Potomac State C0llege in May 1996 with
stories since 1989. _a n Associate of Applied Science in Data
Prpcessing Secretarial and an Associate of
In 1996, she won first place for the best John Travolta and Mark Riccardi pictured on the set of "Face Ofr'. Applied Science in Small Business Admin
coverage of the 50th Anniversary of World
MARK RICCARDI stration Technology. She worked part-time
War II in the West Virginia Press Associa
during the summer of 1996 in the Small
tjo_n _B etter Newspaper Contest - Division
Business Development Office located on
If you haven't seen this summer's hit action movie Face Off, starring John Travolta
1991- the campus of Potomac State College. On
and Nicholas Cage, maybe you should. And, if you think that John Travolta may have
· September 2, 1996, she was hired in the
DIANA GRADY started working at PSC done some of bis own stunts, well guess again. Taldng the hits for Travolta, as he also
Financial Aid Office where she is presently
following graduation in the Business Of did as Catamount Quarterback, is stuntman and alumnus, Mark Riccardi. Mark, who employed as Financial Aid Assistant III.
fice as an Accounting Assistant. In Febru was QB for the class of '77 football team, remembers all the hard hits he took then and
She married Eric A. Farris (also a graduate
ary 1997, she transferre_d to Student Affairs parlayed the hard work, desire and never say die attitude to his stunt career. As a result,
of PSC) on June 13, 1992. They have two
Office as Sr. Administrative Secretary'. his career has been moving full steam ahead since 1990. Four years stunt doubling sons;-Anthony Alan Farris, born on April
Diana continues to take computer and busi Jonathan Frakes on "Star Trek: Next Generation" and playing various aliens on
12, 1994; and Timothy Bryant Farris, born
ness classes. She is~ed to.RobertG rady.· "Deep Space Nine" along with feature films and television kept him very busy.
on July 9, 19%. ·
Theyhaveason,Jeremy, who'saJuniorat Recently though, his career has taken off full speed thanks to the good forrune of being
Keyser High School, and a daughter, Kris stunt double for John Travolta. Mark met Travolta on the set of his comeback film, SEAN T. MICKLE Mickle was promoted
ten, an 8th grader at KPMS. • 'Pulp Fiction''. Says Riccardi, • 'I approached John with a head shot and resume and to the rank of lance corporal in the United
LORI A. WERT told him ifhe ever got into making action films, I was the guy for him. Well, two months States Marine Corps. He is married to
MAN graduated later I got a call from his agents and I found myself working on the film White Man's Charity (Barbarito) Mickle of Keyser.
from PSC with a Burden followed by "Get Shorty", and it's been non-stop ever since." "Broken LALA STEWA RT The United States
degree in Elemen Arrow'' was the biggest action film John had agreed todo and because of his liking for Achievement Academy announceddlatshe
tary Education. She director, John Woo, Travolta brought him back for his biggest action film to date, Face has been named a United States National
then graduated ·in Off.' "This film was a sblntman's dream," says Riccardi. Mark was ready for the Award Witmer in Nursing. This honor is
1994 from WYU challenge. Six months of filming consisted of boat crashes, near miss explosions and awarded to less than ten percens. of all
with a BA in Ele 60 foot rachets off the front end of a boat to the ground. Riccardi definitely has made American high school students. Stewart," of
mentary Education his mark in the sblnt industry. ''Of all the stunts in the film, I'd have to say that we Keyser, now attends WYU and was nomi
and Language Arts. definitely saved the best for last." For now_, it looks as though John Travolta win be nated by her professor, Jacqueline Riley.
She is now the District Coordinator ot busy for quite some time and if it means that Jo ho only comes out ofh is trailer for cl~ She will appear in the United States
Therapeutic Foster Care with Action Youth ups and dialogue, he'll be leaving all the heavy action for Mark. In fact to quote AcbievementAcad~inyOfficial Collegiate
Care. Riccardi, "Sin~he'sdoing such at,:catjob. I tell John he can act in all my movies!" Yearbook, publ~shed annually.
PAGES 1997
Births Shane E. DuVall, '90, Keyser, WV, to
Tonya L. Twigg, Keyser, WV, May 5, Deaths
1997. -
George '87, and Kimberly Keplinger
Malissia L. Evans, '95, Keyser, WV, to
Cayton, '88, Keyser, WV, a daughter, De Joseph A. Alongi, '35, Westernport, port, MD, October 11, 1996.
Jason W. Braithwaite, Keyser, WV.July 4,
cember 13, 1996. MD, October 9, 1996. Everett F. Gibbs, '35, Keyser, WV,
1997.
David and Angela Michael Corbin, '94, Martha ~ser Bailey, '32, Dover, DE, April 20, 1997.
Michael A. Farris, '87, Keyser, WV, to
Augusta, WV, a son, August 12, 1996. January 29, 1997. · Richard K. Gordon, '42, Cumberland,
Donna Carpenter, Westernport, MD, De
K. C. '88, and Melissa Cross, Port St. Frederick H. Blamer, '66, Bradenton, MD, March 8, 1997.
cember 14, 1996.
Lucie, FL, a daughter, March 9, 1997. FL, October 16, 1996. Jack W. Hardy, '49, Romney, WV,
Kurt C. Funderburg, '84, Baltimore,
Paul Cunningham and Ann Knott, '79, William P. Borror, '92, Maysville, August 25, 1996.
MD, to Cynthia M. Kuester, Baltimore,
Keyser, WV, a daughter, June 29, 1997. WV, July 18, 1997. . Elmer J. Hartman, '35, Keyser, WV,
MD, July 12, 1996.
Tony, '88, andKarenFazzalore, Keyser, Ralph F. Boyce, '49, Mt. Airy, MD, August 8, 1996.
Derek Hose, '93, Oldtown, MD, to Sherry
WV, a daughter, September 27, 1996. May 20, 1997. Winnie Campbell Hollingsworth, '57,
L. Hubbard, Unionbridge, MD, October
Kurt, '84, and Cindy Funderburg, James K. "Pete" Carper II, '75, Keyser, WV, November 21, 1996.
Elkridge, MD, ason,,April 28, 1997. 12, 1996. Grandview, WV, December 6, 1994. Sarah Leatherman Homan, '31, New
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Gerstell, '82, Ryan Kimble, '94, New Creek. to Tammy Harry A. Oark, '56, Barton, MD, Sep Creek, WV, June 17, 1997.
Spencer, WV, a daughter, June 10, 1996. Bias, New Creek, March 1, 1997. tember 7, 1996. Joseph J. Jackson, '63, Winchester,
John and Patricia Medvick Halterman, Donald M. Knotts, ~91, Ridgeley, WV, William B. Clark, '77, Paw Paw, WV, VA.June 2, 1997.
'82, Lahmansville, WV, a son, December to Crystal D. Clark, Logan,_ WV, May 31, September6, 1996. Marjorie D. McDonald, '27, Keyser,
8, 1996. . 1997. James E. Conover, '57, Pennsville, WV, November 14, 1996.
James and Susan Johnston, '94, West Jason F. Lark, '91, Keyser, WV, to NJ, October 8, 1996. William T. Milleson, '28, Springfield,
ernport, MD, a son, June 22, 1997. Renae B. Kinnie, Frostburg, MD, July 5, Patrick "Gary" Cooper, '66, Burling WV, May 5, 1997.
Kevin, '87, and Bobbie Dunkle 1996. ton, WV, March 4, 1997. Jean Frost Moon, '26, Keyser, WV,
Kesecker, '88, Odenton, MD, a daughter, Lisa A. Mickey, '83, Vienna, VA, to Raymond M. Crowe, '62, Frederick, November 18, 1996.
January 7, 1997. Robert V. Gough, Arlington, VA, Decem MD,? Gladys Burdock Moore, '24,
Jason Lepley, '96, and Salina Markle, ber 7, 1996. Frances E. Davis, '10, Ridgeley, WV, Hyattsville, MD, June 1, 1997.
'96, Westernport, MD, a daughter, October Kerri R. Miller, '95, Keyser, WV, to November 19, 1996. Randall R. Pancake, '78, New Creek,
30, 1996. John W. Staggers m, '91, Keyser, WV, Raymond S. Dav.is, '24, Gettysburg, WV, March 31, 1997.
Stephanie Rinker Markle, '97, and Keith June 22, 1996. PA, December 6, 1996. John C. Richards, Sr., '62, Piedmont,
Marlde, Keyser, WV, adaughter,Novem Amy L. Parrish, '91, Keyser, WV, to Michael "Kelly" Day, '73, Keyser, WV, May 14, 1997.
ber 12, 1996. Charles H. Barrick, '91, Keyser, WV, WV, June 4, 1997. John S. Rogers, '36, Pocomoke City,
Wesley and Carol Metz, '86, Western August 10, 1996. · Harold C. Effland, '48, Keyser, WV, MD, December 26, 1996.
port, MD, a daughter, July 22, 1997. Karen J. Rogers, '78, Keyser, WV, to June 24, 1997. Samuel N. Shay, '49, Ridgeley, WV,
Robert and Stacie Evans Patterson, '91, RobertP. Emery II, Roanoke, VA, May 24, Linwood G. Feaster, '6i, Charles July 30, 1996.
Carmichaels, PA, a daughter, July 7, 1997. 1997. Town, WV, September 9, 1996. Margaret Shaffer Smith, '22,
Brian and Jennifer Ravenscroft, ;91, Lisa A. Schoppert, '91, Westernport, Alvin P. Friend, '48, Oakland, MD, Rockville, MD, May 27, 1997.
Barton, MD, a daughter, June 25, 1997. MD, to Gary S. Broadwater, Westernport, March 3, 1997. Edmund M. Wageley, '59, Rock Hill,
David and Mary Riggleman, '80, Frost MD,November23, 1996. Harrison I; Fuller, '35, Keyser, WV, SC, November 27, 1996.
burg, MD, a daughter, July 2, 1997. Mark E. Smith, '89, Keyser, WV, to November 12, 1996. Naomi Taylor Wilson, '36, Chesap
Bill Rodeheaver, '92, and Lisa Chaney, Molly B. Alvaro, Keyser, WV, October 12, John W. Gannon, Jr., '52, Western- eake, VA, May 9, 1997.
Keyser, WV, a son, August 26, 1996. 1996.
Christopher, '94, and Vicki Losh Ross, Michele L. Smith, '94, Green Spring,
'91, Nashville, 1N, a son, S'eptember 16, WV, to Matthew L. Embrey, Augusta, WV,
1996. August 31, 1996.
Ralph and Tracey Summers Schramm, Stacey L. Steward, '96, Springfield, WV,
'88, Eldersburg, MD, a son, June 8, 1997. to Michael W. Nestor, '93, Fort Ashby,
Doug and Karen Layman Smith, '91, WV, March 1, 1997.
Keyser, WV, a son, November 5, 1996. Sheila J. Tasker, '91, Keyser, WV, to
Scott, '86, and Carrie Spanburgh, Key Michael J. Powell, Addi$on, PA, March 1,
ser, WV, a daughter, ~tober 20, 1996.
1997.
Michael, '91, and Sonja House Stanis Diana L. Tichnell, '91, Piedmont, WV,
lawczyk, '90, Keyser, WV, a son, August to Irvin E. Wahl, Barton, MD, December
26, 1996.
14, 1996.
Shannon, '89, and Christine Stoffle, At Jeffrey Tranum, '90, McCoole, MD, to
lanta, GA, a son, May 18, 1997. Stephanie Steed, McCoole, MD, June 7,
Mark, '88, and Tabitha Tranum, Fort
1997.
Ashby, WV, a son, September 10, 1996. Randall L. u~tot, '82, LaV ale, MD, to
Tim, '72, and Melanie Wilson, McCoole, . Sonya E. Lappin, Cumberland, MD, Sep
MD, a son, August 16, 1996. tember 21, 1996. PSC drew capacity crowds in Feb. & March with the musical JESUS CHRIST
Scott, '91, and Lorrie Wills Wolff, '92, Kimberly L. Wentworth, '78, -Canaan SUPERSTAR. Final curtain call for cast pictured above.
McCoole, MD, a son, September 12, -1996. Valley, WV, to Brian N. Westfall, Keyser, Jesus Christ Superstar Major Success
Rob and Carrie Woodson, '96, Keyser, ·wv, December 31, 1996.
WV, a daughter, June 10, 1997, Jeremy E. Whisner, '94, New Creek, Jesus Christ Superstar became one of the best attended and most acc~_produc
WV, to Christie K. Simpson, Keyser, WV, tions in the Potomac Highlands and Maryland areas.
Marriages
?. The musical was produced by Potomac State College with Dr. J oho Hawkins, professor
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r- ~~w-;OOTiiiN~, of music, as associate producer/musical director, Keyser High School Drama Coach,
William K.Ack, '90, Keyser, WV to Br director; a crew and cast of 100 which included elementary, middle, high school and
idgette L. Bosley, '91, Keyser, WV, Sep- WE DON'T KNOW? . . college students along with community theater participants. ·
tember 28, 1996. · If so, please send us your newspaper
Approximately 1800 students of all ages from Mineral, Hampshire, Grant, Hardy, and
Christy Agnew, '96, Keyser, WV, to clippings, aI}nouncements, or drop us a
· Pendleton counties in West Virginia and schools in Allegany County, MD attended special
Tony Altieri, Elldns, WV, July 5, 1997. few lines about yourself or a fellow
performances during two school days. Six thousand tickets were sold resulting in good
Donna L. Bailey, '95, Keyser, WV, to alumnus. Send along w/coupon below:
attendance at all performances. The closing performance was "standing room only" and
Garry M. Watts, Jr., Keyser, WV, October !'lame
may have set a record for the Church-McKee Auditorium.
5, 1996. Addreas ________
"Powerful emotions. Painful scenes. Passion. Compassion. Anger. And love. This is
Teresa J. Boyce, '93, Keyser, WV, to Phone#: Home _______ what Jesus Christ Superstar is all about. Powerful, potent emotions, wrote Liz Beavers,
Charles A. Simmons, Jr., Elk Garden, WV, ti
Wod:----------~ Editor, Mineral Daily News Tribune, in a review on opening night Mark Brantner, staff
April 26, 1997.
writer for the News-Tribune, said, "I simply don't have the words to describe the Thursday
Annette R. Burns, '94, Keyser, WV to Alumus Year--------
Employer _________ night opening of Jesus Christ Superstar on the campus of Potomac State College, so,
David C. Belcher, Morgantown, WV, April
instead. I will steal the words from those who are more eloquent than I. "I was
12, 1997. Job Title __________
overwhelm¢ and awestruck by the local talent,' Dinah Courrier (PSC faculty member)
JasonD.Clayton, '92,NewCreek, WV,
Names of Spouse and/or Children: said, as she left the performance. "I couldn't agree more, continued Brantner, "I also left
toJo y E. Ross, Manns Choice, PA, June 21, ti
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1. SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS and 1997 WV ~C. Edwin Jordan, Sr. Scholarship mentioned funds may send a check payable
recipients •Elizabeth A. Atwater Journalism recipient is Benjie Staggs of Burlington, to the Potomac State College Foundation in
Available to All Students: Scholarship recipient is Sara J. Wilson of WV care of the Alumni Office at the College.
•Alumni Scholarship recipients are Romney,WV •Odus R. Kincaid Memorial Scholar Contributors should write the name of the
Christy M. Boyd of Romney, WV; Jennifer •John & Ava M. Aylor Scholarship ship recipient is Kellie M. Turner of Rom specific fund on the memo portion of the
Lanham of Hedgesville, WV; and Allison •Bell Atlantic-WV Scholarship re ney, WV check.
Welton of Falling Waters, WV cipients are Paul A. Nestor of South •Michael Landis Memorial Scholar Il. EDWARD WILLIAM NOLAND
Charleston, WV andJenniferMcKenzieof ship OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARD
•Betty Glover Getty Scholarship re Green Spring, WV •Betty T. Livengood Teacher Educa
ID. ARTS IN THE PARK A WARD
cipient is Tamela Tmgler of Bartow, WV
•Evelyn Bane Bright Music Scholar tion Scholarship (Creative/Performing Arts)
•Loyalty Memorial Fund Scholarship
ship recipient is C. Joseph Thompson of !'Dana & Vi Lough Memorial Schol
IV. PRESIDENT'S FUND
recipient is Scott M. Grimm of Cocoa. FL. Cumberland, MD arship
•Lynch Memorial Scholarship recipi •Blackburn/Brown Scholarship re •Kenneth M. Malone Scholarship re V. GENERAL FUND
ent is Robert Hott, Jr. of Shanks, WV
cipient is Jennifer Tunbrook of Keyser, cipient is Misty Richmond ofJ acksonburg, VI. ACADEMIC FUNDS
•Dean Frank Mauzy/Sidney Harris WV WV Mary F. Shipper Library
Scholarship recipient is Jason Golas of •Bulgarian Family Memorial Schol •Naomi I. McBride Scholarship re Division One
Bristol, WV arship recipient is Catherine C. Shreve of cipient is Linnea A. Brooks of Keyser, WV (Art, Drama, English, History, Journal
•George Parrish/Sidney Harris Burlington, WV •W. E. Michael Scholarship recipient· ism, Languages, Music, Physical Educa
Scholarship recipient is Amanda Tasker of •John "Skip" Cook Memorial Schol is Daniel Kesner of Ridgeley, WV tion)
Keyser, WV arship •Dr. Allen E. Murphy Scholarship Division Two
•Lulu May Heskitt Scholarship re •Ruth WardDavisMemorialNursing recipient is Edward C. Wills of Glen Mor (Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Math
Scholarship recipient is Wendy G. Corbin gan, WV ematics, Physical Science, Physics, Psy
cipients are Miranda L. Bosley, of Keyser,
of Romney, WV •Jack Reynolds Scholarship chology, Social Sciences)
WV; Chad G. Branson of Balcer, WV; Re
•Raymond E. Dawson Memorial •Joseph Stanislawczyk Scholarship Division Three
becca M. Dayton of Ridgeley, WV; Erika
Scholarship recipient is Kurt Pfeifer of •Harley O. Staggers, Sr. Scholarship (Agriculture, Business Administration,
R. Hart of Kingwood, WV; and Andrea G.
Keyser, WV recipient is Stephen E. Starcher of Keyser, Computer Science.5, Engineering, Forestry,
Peer of Fort Ashby, WV
•Sandra J.Elmore Scholarship recipi WV Horticulture; Secretarial Science, Eco
•Dean & Mrs. Kirkland McKee ent is Alisha Mahoney of Annandale, VA •Walter & Helen Tetrick Scholarship nomics)
Scholarship recipients are Heather L. Blehi •Pauline Coleman Gates Scholarship •Edna H. & David H. Trenton Me Computer/Office Technology
of Ridgeley, WV an~ Scott Cameron of recipient is Marla T. Allen of Keyser, WV morial Scholarship recipient is Christa F.quipment/Construction Fund
vn.
Ridgeley, WV •John D. Gelwicks Memorial Schol Burgess of Petersburg, WV ATHLETIC FUND
-CayMellonScholarshiprecipientsare arship recipients are Crystal G. Turner and •Thelma E. Walden Scholarship re Football
Joanna L. Reynolds and Krista Paitsel of Joshua McLaughlin of Keyser, WV cipient is Charles Lowther of FJkins, WV Men's Basketball
Keyser, WV •Dudley Gordon Memorial Scholar . Baseball
•Dr. Nancy M. Miller Memorial ship •Westvaco Scholarship recipients are Baseball Catamount Club
Scholarship recipient is Jennifec M. Benson •Arnold & Anna Rose Haggerty Me Aaron J. Alt, Natalie M. Cook, Luke C. Women's Basketball
of Slanesville, WV morial Scholarship recipient is James Everline, Brian Finnell, Joshua Jenkins, Women's Volleyball
•David and Leontine Nuzum Scholar Beatty of Burlington, WV Josh McLaughlin, David B. Miller, Travis Co-Ed Golf
ship recipient is Terin Morton of Ridgeley, •Kenneth Franklin Haines Scholar Senn, and William B. Smith, V, all of Women's Softball
WV ship recipientis Nathan D. Pritts ofKeyser, Keyser, WV; Tamela Tingler of Bartow,
WV WV; and Erin R. Furey ofFort Ashby, WV
•Taylor/Galbraith Scholarship recipi •James T. Handlan, Jr• . Memorial •Brown Umberger/Dorothy Wilson In addition to scholarships, gifts are
ent is Craig E. Crimm of Remington. WV Scholarship recipient is Melanie Graham Scholarship_\recipient is Jaime Wolfe of invited for the following areas: the
Restricted: of Fort Ashby, WV Mt. Storm, WV President's Fund, the Academic Fund,
•Alice (Dwyer) Alexander Memorial •Chester D. Harman, MD Memorial •Leonard G. Withers Scholarship re covering .Division One, arts, humanities,
and education; Division Two, natural sci
Scholarship Schohlrship cipient is Eric A. Fountain of Milford, DE
ences and social sciences;· and Division
-<>rval J: Anderson Memorial Schol •Ray Ralph Hartman Memorial All oft he above scholarships and awards
Three, career, technical and agriculture
arship recipient is Scott Nazelrod of Scholarship recipient is Travis Senn of are granted subject to adequate amounts of
programs; the Athletic Fund, the General
Romney, WV Keyser.WV income being received from the respective
Fund, Mary Shipper Byrer Book Fund,
•Virginia E. Johnson Mathematics tmsts.
•Carol F. & Gary H. Athey Scholarship Scholarship recipient is Amy B. Umstot of Anyone wishing to establish a scholar Computer/Off. Technology & E.quipment/
is recipient is Nathan D. Pritts of Keyser, Construction Fund.
Keyser, WV ship or to contribute to any of the afore-
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: Thank You in advance for your contin- :
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: PHONE: __________ for PSC to offer competitive awards to
deserving Students and to further the
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./\luinni News NEW ADMINISTRATIVE
SECRETARY
New Administrative Secretary in the
A Note from Ken. Alumni Office is Rhonda Davis, pictured
• • on right.
In addition ·to alumni affairs, Rhonda's
Dear
Alumni and.Friends, responsibilities include PSC Foundation
As you probably know, I retired June 30, and assisting the Public Relations Depart
1996, after 44 wonderful years of tea;:hing · ment. Rhonda has gained extensive public
at Potoinac State College. I also decided relations and marketing experience as the
last August that I would relinquish my · coordinator of Best Western McCoy's Inn Rhonda Davis
position as editor of the Alumni Newsletter and Conference Center in Ripley, West tion with the PSC Alumni Board members
·and ~ign as secretary~treasurer of the Virginia, and as a licensed real estate sales has been both positive and rewarding. I
Potomac State College Alumni Associa agent with West Virginia Properties, also in enjoy being a part of this very dedicated
tion, a position I had held since 1954 with Ripley. She has earned an Associate De group. I'm also impressed by the profes
the exception of the six years I served as gree in Business Administration from sionalism of theCollege employees. They
.~ident. WVU-P in Ripley and is currentlv comnlet have gone out of their way to help me adjust
ing requirements for a Board of Regents
I wantt o thank.all ofy ou.f<X" your wonder to this new position. I appreciate being
degree through WVU.
ful cooperation during those years. I was accepted into the PSC family with open
fortunate to have Mrs. Mary Evelyn She is married to Chris Davis and is the arms. This is an environment of which our
Coffman and later Mrs. Patty Bell serving mother of Drew, age 10, and Tyler, age 8. alumni can be proud of and.will hopefully
as directors of-alumni affairs during my "I look forward to meeting and working sway prospective students to choose Po
tenure. They made our work together lots of Prof. Kenneth Haines - with the Alumni !n the future. My associa- tomac State College."
fun. I also enjoyed working with ThomasJ .
Alumna Member Named PR Director
Conlon '46 who served as editor of our
newsletter from its inception until I took
Chawn Thayer-Davis has been appointed Public Relations Director for -Potomac
over in the mid '80's.
State College this year. Davis, a graduate of Keyser High School, '44 and PSC '46.
· We have made great strides not only in
earned a B.A. degree in Spanish/Education WVU '48. After teaching in Mineral
the Alumni Association but also the Po
Cowity Schools 1948-53, Davis taught in Dallas and was chairperson of the English
tomac State College Foundatiop. I hope · Dept. Bowie High School in El Paso, Texas. From 1979-1993 she developed/directed
you will give the same support you gave me
the Volwiteer and Public Relations of Woman's Hospital/HCA Medical Center Hos-.
tomy replacement and particularly that you
pital in Houston, Texas. After returning to Keyser four years ago, she has served as a
will continue to support our college and its
substitute teacher in Mineral County and taught an Adult English Class at Mineral
foundatoionn . All of us owe much to ''the Cowity Vocation Technical Center during 1996-97. Davis has five children: daughter
school the hill" for our successful ca Dallas Hancock and sons Thayer, Taylor, and Rennick all reside in Illinois; Galen, an
reers.
other son, has recently applied for the master's program at the University of Lille,
With best wishes, France. Davis' mother, Charlotte Thayer, and sister Renna Shaver reside in Keyser; a
~----K-en-net-h F-. H-ain-es -'50- -s-iste-r C-olle-en -Stu-rms- liv-es -in P-hil-ipp-i. --------, Chawn Thayer-Davis
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