Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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I Lindley E. Vanderzalm Associate Professor of Education Johnnie Vose Sorority Hostess. Pi Kappa Sigma Mary Louise Washington Instructor in English Frances W. Whelpley Assistant Professor of Chcmistiy Frank D. White Instructor in Mathematics I). Banks Wilburn l can. Teachers College Lewis M. Wilcox M. A., Instructor in Geography Harold Lee Willey Instructor. Laboratory School Claude L. Winters Instructor in Engineering John Dav id Williams Instructor in Speech Lee A. Wolford Professor of Business Administration Boy C. Woods Professor of E iucation Page Twenty seven

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Ora E. Rumple Professor of Chemistry Robert P. Sechler Professor of English Charles A. Scrivncr Instructor in Engineering Dorothy Sea berg Instructor in Business Administration Berkeley R. Shafer Instructor in Engineering Nellie Maude Smith Instructor, Laboratory School Maria Skidmore Sasser Assistant Professor of Art Stewart Harold Smith President Frieda Starkey Vcta I ee Smith College Secretary' Instructor in English John L. Stendcr Associate Professor of English John K. Sterrett Associate Professor of Mathematics Paul D. Stewart Assistant Professor of Political Science Samuel Turley Stinson Assistant Professor of Engineering Adella E. Strouss Assistant Professor of Home Economics Sylvia Wilson Summers Secretary, (College of Arts and Sciences James R. Taylor Instructor in Psychology Horace Gresham Toole Professor of History Harriet Wells Tucker Instructor, Laboratory School (ieorge G. Grain Instructor in Engineering Florence H. VanBibber Associate Professor of Psychology Page Twenty-six

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Graduates Aim Hadley Storey Charles H. Sun Shantung. China Your Union ► . FRED AUSTIN Young Man ” It's a good thing I'm a stout-hearted old fellow or I wouldn't be able to stand the strain of the many varied activities that go on here during the course of the day-dancing, card games, gossiping, and—oh — what's the use, there’s too many to mention. At any rate his is a mighty important place for our students because it gives them a favorable campus shelter between classes. Yes, many times I've heard ‘Well, let’s go to the union' ”, Page Twenty-eight