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

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NINETEEN TWENTY-NINE Kappa Lambda Sigma The Kappa Lambda Sigma fraternit) was organized in 1923. It was formerly known as the Cutshall Literary Society, but has since been re- organized into an honorary fraternity. It was founded by Wesleyan male students, possessed of high scholastic standing, and literary am- bitions. From those of a like type it elects to choose its members. The maximum membership of the fraternity is limited to thirty. .Meetings are held each Friday evening. The Kappa Lambda Sigma is a purely literary organization, devoting its time to the study of ancient and modern literature, classics, and drama. It has and will continue to add greatly to the cultural life of its members. OFFICERS First Semester Arthur Simons James Lowther Clay Pugh Paul Funk George Lazenby Ik McDowell John Mott Carl Beer Paul Trimpey President - 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President hd I ice-President - 4th Vice-President Secretary treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms - Chaplain Professor George L. Glauner Second Semester | a.mes Lowther - Ira McDowell Carl Beer LOLTE KoLOPLS James Ferry I) w id F. Groves R VNDALL I lAMRICK George Lazenby Paul Trimpey Faculty Advisor ME.MBFRS I ol IE KOLOPUS James Ferry Carl Beer Randall Hamrick Paul Given George Lazenby James Lowther Leroy Bailey Clay Pugh William Foster Ira McDowell John Mott Paul Trimpey Ik nk Hutchinson Arthur Simons David F. Groves HONORARY MEMBERS Dean Thomas W. Haught Dr. L. H. Chrisman Dr. E. Guy Cutsh ll Dr. R. E. Luebbers Ross Bonar (int hiimlu-J thirty-three

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lr£M NINETEEN TWENTY-NINE Y. M. C. A. The first feature of the Y. M. C. A. this year was the dedication of the nev As- sociation room, on October 12th 1 lie former Excelsior Literary Hall, which was secured last year, was papered, and furnished with nickers, davenports, and settees, making a cozy, home-like rest room, open to the young men of Wesleyan at all times. I he Tenth Quadrennial Convention of the Student Volunteer Movement was held at Detroit from December 28th to January 1st. Wesleyan was represented at this convention by three members of the Association, attending as delegates, as well as by two members of the college faculty. As an outgrowth of Convention a World Fellowship Chairman has been added to the committees of the Association. The lyceum course this year, following the slogan fewer and better numbers. brought to Wesleyan the most expensive program ever offered here. The course con- sisted of four high class numbers as follows Lowell Patton and His Artists Louise Stallings — Mezzo Soprano Drinkwater ' s, Abraham Lincoln I orado 1 aft — Famous Sculptor The most distinctive change in the work of the Association this year has been the development of a wider interest in world affairs. To this end. efforts are being made to bring about co-operation with the Middle Atlantic Field Council of the Y. M. C. A. It is hoped that this ideal may be fully realized in the coming year. OFFICERS Clyde Backus ------------ President Carl Beer ---------- Vice-President Clark White -------- Secretary Dalton W. Owis ----- Treasurer Nichoi s I |i m - - - Faculty Advisoi ASSOC1A1 I MEMBERS Dr. Homer E. Wark Professor Ralph C. Brown Professor Nicholas Hyma Professor Albion R. King Professor O. E. Karickhoi i ACTIVE MEMBERS J. Clement Mott George C. Lazenby J. Leroy Bailey Fred Naught LIayward Hamkic k Edgar Christopher Ira McDowei i Dalton W. Davis Arthur Simons Clyde Bai ki s Voras Meeks Carl Beer Ki nneth Shaver I ki n Arnold R . u s Holtz I AMES 1 .OWTHER RaNDM 1 I I W1KICK Paul Given Wilbur E. Plantz Paul Trimpey ( i k-K White Rex Grouser Sterl Shrader Vernon C. Cutright i hundred thirty-five