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

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year of Fine School Spirit The class of ' 51 began its third year with a re- newed school spirit. The beginning of the year found many of the class members active in assisting the incoming Freshmen. Shortly after the beginning of the semester the class w.is reunited in a good old hill- billy reunion. The pro- gram was highlighted by a square dance in the gym followed by a marsh- mallow roast. The reunion set the class off to an active start. At Homecoming many of the students busied themselves in producing the novel skit. A Day In Agony while others were occupied in building the class float. The second semester found the class still in an industrious mood. In hopes of gaining a finan- cial groundwork the ' 51ers backed the student produc- tion of a musical tragedy. Lost Tomorrow which was directed by one of its members. Stanley Meyers. The musical was the out- standing Junior Class ac- tivity of the year. In planning for a final class outing and looking forward to their next and last grand year at West Virginia Wesleyan. the Class of ' 51 watched the closing moments of its third year. JSS page twenty-five

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Industrious Junior Class Sponsors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS NORMAN ALLERS. Vice Pr.s. ELLEN ROUSH, Ti:m . B03 LiSENSKY, Pres. page twenty-four

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Ray Allen Clarksburg. West Virginia Norman T. Allers Rosedale, West Virginia dealton s. Ambler Be;hcL Connecticut Lucille Bailey Weston. West Virginia Arden R. Beck Clarksburg. West V irginia Sue Berry Webster Springs, West Virginia LESTER Calvin Brady Gassaway. West Virginia Thomas F. Brereton New Providence. New Jersey Harvey R. Brown Buckhannon. West Virginia CHARLES E. Butler Clarksburg. West Virginia Jean Burton Moundsville. West Virginia E. Neil Casey Salem. West Virginia Sidney H. Challenger Bridgeport, Connecticut ROBERT T. COBURN Burlington. New Jersey Margaret Jane Cook Amherstdalc. West Virginia LILLLAN LOVETT. Assistant in Home Economics.