Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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To the Memory of Er. II. ZH. iguughivr That life xis long - which answers life's g'rea.t end. -Young. N terms of years Dr. ,Isaac Fegley Boughter lived a short while, but his influence on all those whom he came in con- tact, will live to immortality. Since the untimely and tragic death of this brilliant teacher, profound thinker, and sympathetic friend of Fairmont State Teachers College students, he has been missed at every impor- tant occasion, Every student who knew him remembers his ready wit, his keen perception, and his undauntable enthusiasm. And every student who was in school knew Dr. Boughter. He was more than head of a department. He was a guide to all stu- dents. When the first thuse of the current school term took place last fall the audience was perplexed and bewildered at the real- ization of the loss of his presence. His annual address to the stu- dent body on this occasion was the keynote of the assemblage. Dr. Boughter came to this institution from Salem College where he served as professor of history. He soon became head of the social science department and in this capacity assisted the students with their problems, both scholastic and personal. One of Dr. Boughter's greatest assets was his uncanny ability to understand the students and their problems. Since this is so, it is easy to see that Dr. Boughter was indeed a beloved teacher. So, it is with memories of his greatness still fresh in our minds. that we, the class of 1935, dedicate this, the memory-book of our college careers, to our former friend and adviser, Isaac Feglev Boughter. U

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Table of Contents Book 1 CAMPUS Book 2 ADMINISTRATION Book 3 CLASSES Book 4 ATHLETICS Book 5 ORGANIZATIONS Book 6 DRAMATICS Book 7 FEATURES

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Er. 11. ZF. Enuglgirx' IBEIH - 1934