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Blanche Stonestreet, A. B. n a farm near Lynchburg, Harrison County, Y est Virginia, came into life a tiny little mite of humanity who was to be the first girl to receive a degree in 1 1 it- Wesleyan University of West Virginia. This little girl was christened Blanche, and after finishing in the home school she enrolled in the Seminary, and finished the course with the Class of llMt. ' i. Then she enrolled in the University, and finishes this year. Miss Stonestreet lias prepared herself tor ;i teacher and we assure her of greatest success. But ther lien folks of cucli condition That when they have a certain purpose take They cannot stinte of their intencion But right as they were lionden to a stake They wol not of that firste purpose slake.
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Johx Franklin Throckmorton, A. B. Throck was bom September the 11th, 1880, on a farm near Hundred, W. Va. and was reared there to a certain extent. Ho taught in the country ami graded schools, about four years and then realized that he himself had better go to school some more. He came to the Seminary and graduated in the Literary Course with the class of 1903. Throck has always shown great interest in the Seminary ' , Athletics and he has been connected for some time with The Pharos. Since 1003 he has been doing College work and teaching in the Preparatory Department. His class elected him President, and at the bead of the second Col- lege class he is very capable. We do not like to see Throck leave us and we will miss his energy in our Athletics, hut we wish and predict for him the greatest possi- lile success in life.
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Claule Kari.k Goodwin, A. B. This ball-player journalist was born in Benwood, W. Va., August :isth 1S7(! He lived there in a half-hearted way for some years, and finally in 1900, entered the Seminary, He lias been very prominent in the Excelsior Society and in the V. M C. A. and his prominence in the latter has gained for him the sobriquet of Deacon. Deacon V hark lias greetedmany an entranced audience in the Presbyterian and Methodist Churches. Through the efforts of Deacon and Throck , the Pharos manages to appear once a month. A baseball team without a first baseman is in poor shape, but our farewell to Deacon is, mav we .sometime in the future address him as Bishop.
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