Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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BETHANIAN CLYDE L. BUCY Clyde L. Bucy — the Little Giant veil leader 01 tlie football season of 1917, will spend ' his futnrc in the ministry. Clyde continues to believe that tlie realization is greater than the anticipation,— hence his frequent trips to Massilon, Ohio. W. GLENN BURIG V. Glenn I ' .urig, the Rechabite boy who likes to laugh, comes from Pennsylvania. He intends to be- come a physician, and we have every reason to be- lieve that he will be successful. He seems to enjov strolling down Intellectual . venue to the Mende ' l DONALD DOOLEY Here is one of our men who has almost reached the Heights Sublime in stature. We have never found a ladder quite tall enough to measure his height with, but it is said to be a considerable num- ber. He is not too far above the world to have some interest in it, however, and we seen signs of very particular interest in certain isolated places, and in very clear directions. — possibly more toward one than all the rest of us put together. What does Don intend to be in the world? We are not sure to the dot, but he will not be the Superintendent of a brewery, — we are confident. W. J. FOSTER Here is one of our cleverest and best singers. He joined us this year, but seems already like a well- broken-in ' member of the Maroon and Gray. He is on the debating team of the college for this year and we hope he puts in his hardest licks to get glorj- for the class that already has the best reputation of any class wliich has been in the college. We all wish you success, not only in the team work, but in your after life. By the way, Foster is not alone in the world like some of us, — and has a kind of an ad- vantage over us. B 19 K m-

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BETHANIAN HAROLD E. BEATTY In fact I know not why I am so sober; It wearies me; you say it worries you; nut liow I caught it, found it, or come by it- I am to learn. — Words from Sliakespeari KATHRYN DEMPSTER BEGGS Katie lleggs with her Irish eyes Looks on the world with mild surprise, She di-avvs her hair of raven black From her forehead sternly back — The Profs, all find her hard to stick — Iler friends all think she is a brick — If more of her you wish to know, Voii ' d better to our Katie go. MRS. A. P. BENJAMIN Here is Mrs. lienjamin. She is the one who came with Austin Parmenas. We believe that Job has nothing on her when it comes to patience. She is working hard to be an ideal jireacher ' s wnfe, but we tliink she has reached a high mark of efficiency al- ready. She teaches English Grammar at the College and (?) at home. = AUSTIN PARMENAS BENJAMIN P.enny came to Bethany in ' 17. He hails from I ' .od ' s country, (Indiana) — as he says. He was more fortunate than most of us, for he brought her along with him. Perhaps that is the reason that he has been able to pull his over amount of ' 9n ' s. The class is proud to own him. He preaches every . -unday. B 19h 18.

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BETHANIAN HAROLD GRIFFIN .Ml . Criffin— tlie liusband of one wife — came from the Empire State to Bethany to complete his preparation for the ministry. The editor of the Col- legian discovered his poetical ability. The manage- ment of the Annual enlisted his artistic talent to beautify the pages of this book. As a member of the debating team he intends to do his part in win ning for Bethany. Griffin is an all-around man. ELLEN HAAS Ellen came from Phillips Bible Institute last year to join us as Sophomores, — and she has proved a valuable addition to our class. Loyal to her class and to Old Dethany, she is gold without the dross — pure, true, and good. Ellen, we wish you success. PAUL E. HANSON Here ' s to the Buckeye student who came to us from Bridgeport in the fall of ' 15. After deciding to come to Bethany to prepare for the life of a farmer. Paul, recognizing the fact that the first es- sential of a successful farm is a wife, proceeded to get himself a partner. This couple has our best wishes for a most prosperous career. NELLIE KITTLE To join our class of dear ' 19 From Wheeling came our Nell. ' Tis whispered that this maid can cook- Her future we can ' t tell. Last fall she went to Wilson, But there she could not stay, I ' or while so far from Bethany She pined her heart away. We called her back among us, This busy, — bizzy lass, I- or she is a loyal member Of Maroon and Lead Gray Class.. B 19 K 18.