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BASCOM T. TREVEY, Moundsville, W. Va. A. B. Academy ' 09; Athletic Direclor; President Junior and Senior Class; Treasurer Y. M. C. A. 11- ' I2; Treasurer Oratorical Association 11- ' I2 Excelsior; President Y. M. C. A. 12- 13. Persistently he plodded through the years of prepdom and then kept plodding on for four years more (unmindful of the noisy baseball fans Ji Lie lowling football enthusiasts). He has always been very quiet, utterly unobtrusive, and he seldom speaks above a whisper. We can hardly claim him as our own for he is away so often with his parishioners that he does not have much lime to spend among the boys and young ladies. He has always applied himself studiously to his books as well as to every task assigned him. Many are the offices he has held while here in school. As proof of his ability in the above line his class mates elected him their president for the Junior and Senior years. Heck has never taken much interest in athletics except as a spectator, but we think thai he would have joined a croquet club if ' Doc had organized one. He is a good student and here for busi- ness. That business now done, he will spend his time like many past sons of Wesleyan — a pastor with his sheep. Grace TamblyN, Buckhannon, W. Va. B. L. Music ' 10; Secretary Senior Class; Pianist Chrestomathean Society Fall Term 12. This quiet young lady has been with us a good while and all will be sorry to see her leave. Timid and unruffled, she has always attended strictly to her own affairs. Her records in her classes are, indeed, wonderful and she can truly be classed as one of those sweet, unassuming people who take special pains to conceal their brightness from the gaping crowds. She has not confined herself merely to literary pursuits, but in music she has mastered such men as Wagner, et cetera. Her accommpdating disposition makes her a treasure to all hard-pressed program com- mittees. Doubtless she is often imposed upon, but it does not in the least affect her temperament and she is still as reticent as before. Unlike most people, she has always been an A -» student and when graduated she will, without a doubt, bring honor to her Alma Mater. 16
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Alfred Fleming Gregory B. Ped. Fairmont State Normal, 09; Associate Editor Pharos, ' 12; Murmurmontis Staff, 12; Charter Member Debating Club; Member Debating Team, ' 12; Y. M. C. A. President Chrestomathean Society, Spring Term, 13. Greg is one of the best students ever grad- uated from Wesleyan. While he has not spent his w ' aole college career here, yet in his short stay with us, he has demonstrated his ability to do things. Neither is his time entirely devoted lo his studies — he is the biggest factor in Wes- leyan ' s debating team. Since he possesses an excellent delivery he has made contests hot for sister colleges. His is the proud record of having nevir yet been seen at the Ladies ' Hall. Besides l iis he has two other prominent characteristics: among girls he is known as the unprocurable ; among his classmates as the man who never flunks. He ruthlessly turned down the class of ' 14 for the honor of graduating with ' 13, and this alone shows that he possesses an insatiable desire for the best attainable. Undoubtedly great things await him and his success is assured. Mildred Jarrett, Shinnston, W. Va. B. L. Shinnston High School, ' 10; Y. W. C. A. Cab- inel ; French Club ; Associate Editor Pharos ; Secretary Excelsior, Winter, ' 13; Critic Excel- sior, Spring, 13. Mildred is a member of the Harrison County Club by right of habitat. She is one of the most wholesouled, cordial persons imaginable and dur- ing her college life she has proved herself to be an exceptional student and an untiring worker. Like many of her classmates, she dotes on philos- ophy and is fond of history. For the most part, Mildred loves her teachers (altho there are some exceptions, which we will not mention) and can always be rel led upon to have her light turned out at ten. On account of this lat- ter virtue, she has become a special favorite of the Matron. They say she is the most spark- ling conversationalist at the Hall. Being versa- tile, she is ever ready to attack something new, and her originality is unexcelled. Upon leaving college, she, too, expects to work along educa- tional lines. n
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