West Virginia Wesleyan College - Murmurmontis Yearbook (Buckhannon, WV)

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FLOSSIE SN ' ODGRASS, B. L. President of Y. W. C. A.; Secretary of Excelsior Society; Associate Editor of Pharos; Vice President of Senior Class. We cannot say too much in her behalf, for she has made herself deeply felt during her College life. She has planned a career and toward this her every energy and thought lends itself. To her classmates and society members, she is an ever ready helper, willing to relieve them all of their troubles. We are proud of her, and whatever laurels the future may bring to her will be an added joy to every Wesleyan. She was a woman of a steady mind, Tender and deep.

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WILLIAM H. HARTLEY, B. S. Business Manager and Editor of Pharos; Debating Team 1910; Won first prize in Oratorical Contest 1910; President of Senior Class; Athletic Director ' 10; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet three successive years; Member of Excel- sior Literary Society. Bill we call him, and some have asked the reason why. Wesleyan has held many honors for him, but he has deserved them all, for there has not been one atom of his time which has not been given to his Alma Mater; not only has he distinguished himself in gener- osity of soul but intellectually speaking his years have been fruitful ones. No storm ever ruffled the current of his life. '

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FLOYD R. HAMFAX, A. B. Editor-in-Chief Murmurmontis ' 11; President of Chrestomathean Society; President of Oratorical Association. This specimen comes to us from Randolph County. He entered school in the Fall of 1903, and by his hard studying graduated from the Old Sem in 1907. Since that time he has been faithfully sticking to his Post and is now reaping the reward of his long hard labors by receiving his degree this year. He is good- natured and especially takes a delight in helping others to have a good time. After his sojourn into the world we expect to hear of great things accomplished by him. They say thou art a lawyer in disguise. ' Tis well; I ' d not suspect it otherwise. P S. — Hanifan thinks he has a kick against the Faculty; he has already done so much Posf ' -graduate work that he desires a second degree! (This was slipped in by Ward. — Printer.)