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Initiation ceremonies for Helvetia, the Sophomore Men's Honorary Society.

1573. Helvetia Initiation Ceremony, West Virginia University

1574. Link Day Ceremony for Sphinx, Senior Men's Honorary, West Virginia University

1575. Link Day Ceremony for Li Toon Awa, Sophomore Women's Honorary, West Virginia University

A scene from ceremonies on Link Day for Mortar Board, the Senior Women's Honorary.

1576. Mortar Board Link Day Ceremony, West Virginia University

1577. Sphinx, Senior Men's Honorary, Link Day Ceremony, West Virginia University

1578. Initiation Ceremony for a Women's Honorary, West Virginia University

'Doug Hoove (x); Allen Hoover (61) grabbing at ball.'

1579. Intramural Basketball, West Virginia University

'The British and American Colonists have been at it again -- arguing and making history.  West Virginia University Director of Debate William Barnett (center) and student debaters John Straub (left) and Lewis G. Brewer are shown above bidding farewell to their Bristol (England) University opponents at the conclusion of the world's first trans-Atlantic telephone debate.  The hour-long experimental debate, an idea which originated with Barnett, was held Tuesday (March 12) afternoon and, although the contest wasn't judged, the issue stirred considerable enthusiasm and trans-Atlantic laughter.  The idea for the debate may have been conceived by the West Virginians but the Bristol students get full credit for "Resolved: That Christopher Columbus and Ford Motor Company Should Have Stayed at Home."

1580. World's First Trans-Atlantic Debate, West Virginia University

Jim Ritchie is the tallest man in the photo.

1581. Mountaineer Royalty, Jim Ritchie and Barbara Romano, Crowned during Mountaineer Week, West Virginia University

The Delta Delta Delta sorority decorates its house for Mountaineer Weekend.

1582. Decorating Tri-Delta Sorority House for Mountaineer Weekend, West Virginia Univer

1583. President Miller Congratulates Debbie Anderson and Steve Feaster, West Virginia University

1584. Steve Feaster and Debbie Anderson Exit a Car during Mountaineer Weekend, West Virginia University