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

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Ronald Farrow Moist, Charleston, W. Va. Pi Kappa Epsilon; Charleston High; Presi- dent of the Junior Class; Editor-in-Chief Mur- murmontis, ' 12-13; President Chrestomathean Literary Society, Fall Term, ' 12; President Glee Club ' 12- ' 13; Vice-President Athletic Asso- ciation, 11- ' I2; Director Athletic Association, 12- ' 13; Assistant Editor-in-Chief Pharos, ' 12- ' 13; Wesleyan Debating Club ; Treasurer Y. M. C. A. Students ' Summer Conference Fund, 12- ' 13; Chapel Choir. Behold our Editor! You can find him almost anywhere, for he is ' in on all that is going on, and you may know him by his omnipresent smile. He takes great pleasure in exhibiting his handsome features before the public, and while making announcements in chapel has riveted the attention of more than one fair female. He is a lawyer, in embryo, and we firmly believe that he will wake up some morning to find him- self famous. Moislie knows a great many things, but how the facts came into his possession is hard to tell. He has more business than a book agent, and it is reported that he keeps late hours, yet he never seems to be worse for weai. Besides being interested in basket and baseball, he is a pronouncd ladies ' man, ' and we have heard it hinted that he may some day Marianna. He has made himself indispensable at The Hall, and since his triumphal entry, no affair, espe- cially Thanksgiving dinners, can be complete without him. He is blest with the gift of gab, and as President of the Junior Class, he main- tains that there ' s some class to our class as a class. None but himself can be his parallel. Gladys Mayfield, Buckhannon, W. Va. Delta Kappa; Tyler County High School; Goucher College, 10- ' 12; Chapel Choir; Y. W. C. A.; Secretary Junior Class; Associate Editor Murmurmontis, 12- ' I3. We have one thing for which to thank Goucher College, and that is for sending us Gladys May- field. She is blessed with a goodly mixture of dignity, humor, good nature and jollity, and has made many lasting friendships (even with the Faculty ), and is well known to the student body as she is a member of the College Choir. She is very talkative and wherever seen seems to be always happy and entirely satisfied with life. Her temper on all occasions is extremely equable. Gladys, a brilliant young genius, accom- plished in many lines, is an enthusiastic worker, affable and obliging in. her dealings with others, energetic, persevering, never tiring, and always at her corner of duty. You will be convinced that all we have said, and much more, is true of her when you behold the faultless way in which she has arranged the Literary Department of our Annual. Thy voice is a celestial melody.