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

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M. M. Brooks, Buckhannon, West Virginia Glenville State Normal, ' 95; W. V. C. S.j ' 0 1 ; Principal Grafton High School. ' Ul- ' ll ; Supt. Grafton Schools. ' 11- ' 13. Mr. Brooks came to us from Grafton. After he counted his cred- its he found he could complete the Classical course in one year. All who know Brooks hate to see him leave, as to know him is to love him. Quiet, unobtrusive, and yet when he speaks all like to listen. His chief sport is playing croquet, at which game he is hard to heat. He is one of the two members of the class of 1 I who arc enjoying the pleasures of married life. Unlike most stu- dents, he always makes A-plus, and when graduated will, without doubt, firing honor to his class. Harry Tripp ett, Buckhannon. West Virginia As Harry has lived in town and has been busily occupied with other duties, he has not been able to take much part in College affairs. He is a member of the Chrestomathean Literary Society and the V. M. C. A. Harry is a profound student of ancient and modern languages. He has taken more work along this line than any other student at Weslevan. Harry is preparing to take a medi- cal course, and we arc certain that he will add much to the great un- known Held of Medical Science by bis bard and earnest work. We wish him success in his endeavors to bet- ter the conditions of bis fellow-men. 27

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Wilford L. McCutcheon, Reedj ' , West Virginia Manager Murmurmontis ' 14; President Chrestomathean Literary Society, Winter Term, ' 13; Y. M. C. A. ' Mack graduated at Marshall College State Normal School and then came to Wesleyan that he might delve deeper into the great absorbing facts of the world of Phenomena. He was so far ahead of his class last year that by going to school one summer term he gained enough credits to graduate him this year, although he has not been with us, Mack has been attending the University this year, where he will receive, in addition to his B.S. de- gree from Wesleyan, an A.B. de- gree. We feel sure that W. V. U. r oenizes in him that Wesleyan has within her ranks m n who can de- hate and argufy as well as play football. We are sure that Mack will win great renown in his work at Law. Georgia Smith. Buckhannon, West Excelsior. Virginia Georgia has a sunny disposition that speaks ill of no one. She is an industrious student, choosing the class of ' it instead of ' 15. She is a faithful worker in literary society. being present nearly every Satur- day night. Her manners are so phasing and kind that she makes friends with all whom she meets. To everv duty she has been faithful. To sec her you would not think that she was a Senior, she is so quiet and unassuming, hot nevertheless such is the ease. What she will do after leaving Wesleyan is not known. 26

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