Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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when your whole life was indelibly stamped G. I. and only your dreams were your own. First, there was home. Just the way you left it—no other house in the world quite like it. Then there were the people . . . Mom and Dad . . the family next door ... a kid sister . . . Wonderful people — you'd never realized just how wonderful. And then somewhere was the future. The future was a tough proposition; it was ready-made for quick minds, and intelligent constructive action And there had to be college; that's why you're here. It's been o wonderful year . . . one of the best for Marshall, and you've mode it what it's been. And so, we want to dedicate the 1947 Chief Justice to you who fought so that our school might be what it is today . . . and what it will be tomorrow. Page Tiro THE CHIEF JUSTICE STAFF

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Remember your first day of school? The sun, streaking fingers of light ocross desks, mellowed and scarred with age ... on unfa-milior voice identifying itself os tcocher , and asking your name . . . that lost feeling that nagged you into sinking lower in your seat, or perhops to pull the hair in front of you . . . the proud look of your mother; the unfamiliar smells; the hollow sound of footsteps in the hall, and weter thot bubbled from a fountain that, by stretching, you could operate . . . Page Four