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

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GEORGE SERIG, A. B. u hi i LINCj w . v . Wcslcyan Ch Leaden Clnh ' ;o- ' ' ' ' There cannot be too much oj .1 good thing. Slow, easy going and of .1 tranquil nature, George ac- complishes much. Hi is poetically inclined and in truth we may say his life is like unto the tree, easy, flow- ing style of the verse he writes. SARA DOWNEY, A. B. WESTON, W. VA. Pi Kappa Delta; Wcslcyan Clioii . Murmurmontis Staff ' ;o , Chrcsto- Excclsior; V. W C. A , President Student Government ' 30; Debate ' 29, ' ;o. One with a kind and gener- ous heart Mom is the girl to whom all the other girls run with joys and woes, and she can be depended on for the right word of advice or the proper undemanding. Mom is .1 girl in .1 hundred and her true worth cannot be over- estimated. CARPER SMITH, A. B. BUCKH l n , W. VA. Renzene Rii hall. [ntra-Mural Rasket- lt Some think the world ti made for fun and frolic and so do » Abe will long be remem- bered as the Keeper of the Bob Cat — the popular hang out f th? college students. He 1- as full of pranks as it is pc iible to be, and seems to radiate a spirit of good fellowship that is indeed catching. ThirtX ' seven

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DONNA THOMAS, A. B. BUCKHANNON, W. VA. Chi Kappa Alpha; Weal V. V. C. A. an Choir; .4 laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market, Donna enjoys music and finds much pleasure in sing- ing. She is always able to find something to do, something to say, and something to enjoy. When it comes to doing things we feel she will never fail for lack of abilitv. LELAND ARNOLD, A. B. BUCKHANNON, U. VA. Sigma Et.i Delta, V M. C. A. There is no truer ruth - tain able By man than comes of music Never faltering, he lollow- ed the right as it was given him to see the right, and was .i] .i true to the purpose. The world is waiting for you, and when it has found out your dependability vou may be -ure that it will recognize HELEN GREEN, A. B. BUCKHANNON, IV. VA. K.ipp.i Phi Omega, Vice President; Pharos Staff ' ?o, Miirniurmontis Stiff ' ;o, H aught Literary Society. ' The only way to hare a friend is to be one. Always a worker, never a shirker. It has been said that no man is born into this world that his work is not born with him. Helen, vou certainly do your work and more, too. A diligent, conscientious and lovable person. Thirty-six

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LYLE HART, B. S. CLENDENNIN, W. VA. Kappa Alpha; President Benzene Ring; Pharos Editor ;o; Y. M. C. A. u For my mind is proud and strong enough to he silent. Lyle has entered into col- lege activities with much en- thusiasm. He is to he com- mended for his faithful work as Editor of the Pharos for last pear. He is a man of his word and one who can be depended upon. ETHEL HARTMAN, A. B. BUCKHANNON, W. VA. Chresto-Excelsior; V. W. C. A. Kind words cost nothing, but are worth murk. Ethel has a well-balanced character which is wonderful and pleasing to everyone. She has a calming effect that no others possess. Her duties and tasks will be easier for her be- cause she can lace them with a calm and steady mind. WILLIAM COPLEY, A. B. LOGAN, V. VA. His life was formal. His ac- tion seemed rated with a ruler. The most that we can wish for William is that his life after he leaves college will be a- successful as it was in col- lege. And it is certain that our wishes will come true, he- cause a man with such energy and perseverence cannot but succeed. Thirty-eight