Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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Roy L. Straight. Assistant Cot.cn for football. A.B. from Davis and Elkins. Walter M. Dove. Department of Mathematics. A.B. from Marshall. M.S. from University of W. Va. William V. Lombard. Departments of Mathematics and Engineering. B.S. from Uni versity of W. Va. Member: American Institute of Electrical Engineering. D. Augustus W. Hayes, Deportment of Sociology. B.S. from University of Illinois. M.S. and Ph.D. from University of Wisconsin. Sponsor of 4 H Club and Sociology Club. Member: Alpha Zeta. Alpha Kappa Delta. Phi Gamma Mu, Acacia Fraternity. Books written: “Community Organization” 1921. “Rural Sociology . 1929. Robert L. Britton. Depart • ment of Geography. A.B. from University of Oklahoma. M.A. from University of Chicago. Member: Chi Beta Phi. Sigma Xi — 26 — Mrs. Frank N. Mann. Hostess of the Student Union. John Frank Bartlett, Chemistry Department. A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D. degrees from West Virginia University. Advisor of Pre-medical students and of the Junior Class. Member of Phi Lambda Upsilon and Chi Beta Phi. Lee Anthon Wolfard, Depart -menis of Commerce and Econom ics. M.C.S. University Df Denver. Member: Audit Committee. Religious Activities Committee. Sponsor of the Chamber of Commerce. Albert LaVerne Olson. Deport ment of Economics. A.B. degree from Augustana College. A.M. degree from Northwestern University. Ph.D. degree from Yale University. Member: American Economic Association. American Historic Association. American Association University Professors. Agricultural History Society. Committee on Athletics. Chairman to the Advisory Committee on the Student Union, Committee on Auditing. Name appears in Who's Who in American Education. Author of: “Agri -cultural Economy and the Population in 18th Century Connecticut.” Yale University Press. 1935. R. I. Roudcbuish. Department of Education. M.A. from Ohio State University. Advisor of Freshman Class. Member: College Council Harry Mueller. Department of Music. New England Conservatory of Music. Boston. M. Mus. Degree from Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Mus. D. Degree from Capitol Conservatory of Music. Sponsor of Marshall Band and Madrigal Club Member: American Association of University Professors, and Alpha Psi Omega.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS I 1 THE SENIOR ELASS Alexander M. Loebig. Parkersburg. President, Senior Class. International Relations Club. Pre-law Fraternity. Chief Justice Independent Party Caucus. Newman Club. Yost Cunningham. Elkins. Vice - President. Senior Class. Varsity M. Alpha Theta Chi. Genie Goff, Ashland. Kentucky. Secretary. Senior Class, Sigma Sigma Sigma. Chief Justice, Gamer Gammer. Dorothy Jane Adams. Huntington. Treasurer. Senior Class. Pi Kappa Sigma (Keeper of Archives 1938). Pan-Hellenic Council (treasurer 1939). 4 4 The class of 1940 is the largest senior class in the history of the college, comprising 90 students in the College of Arts and Sciences and 219 in the Teachers' college. Sixty-five of these students were mentioned on the honor roll for their academic record during the first semester of the year. Only 125 men are seniors this year, while 184 co-eds are closing their college career. Seventeen students come from 5 different i states of the United States, while one senior comes from Frankfurt am Main. Germany. Huntington sends 158 seniors to graduation in June, while 133 seniros will return to their homes in other parts of the state after graduation. L. -28-