Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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A Key to Winning Success Came From Preparation, Work Students realized that the road to success is not always perfect and orderly. They well knew that problems and concerns would constantly lx obstacles in their paths. Nevertheless, students were ready to meet the challenges, as they developed the confidence that they possessed the ability to confront problems and meet the challenge of numerous disappointments and failures until a successful solution is reached. With this determination, they were destined to achieve a position that would culminate in an enjoyable, challenging, and satisfying life. Students took great pride in doing things well, of doing them better than anyone else, and they looked to the future with justifiable hopes th.it their efforts would be recognized and rewarded. Sherry I kh.irl ollected Ixmks lor a l« rm paper whik- studying at the lames I Morrow I ilwary. Many students made time to study on the plaza of the Memorial Student Center. 4 Opening

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Earning some extra spending money. Student Government Association President Brendan Scooby Leary puts in his time at Chili Willie's. Leaning out of their rooms, these Twin Towers East residents check out the action on their lloor. One of Marshall's oldest facilities, Northcott Hall still houses science classes. Walking to class, these students face another day of lectures and studying. Opening 3

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Working intently on deadline for The Parthenon are Dave Jenkins, Mike Fnel and Chris Miller. Sometimes a telephone break can relieve some work stress, as Nick Schweitzer found out. For Hassan Gamael, graduate assistant in math, practice in teaching is excellent preparation for a career. Opening 5