Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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PHYLLIS HULUN CLARKE, Peterstown, W. Ya. Teacher. E. L. S., Y. W. C. A. Private Schools. “Not more the rose, the |iieen of flowers, (hithluslies all the bloom of bowers. Than she unrivalled grace discloses The sweetest rose, where all are roses.” CLYDE ANDERSON WELLMAN. Central City, XV. Ya. Lawyer. Pres. Y. L. S., Fall Term. 07. Debater. ‘07. Y. L. S. Orator, 'OS, Mirabilia Board, 07, Y. M. ‘. A. Central City High School. This young man is often called the little giant, words flow like music from his lips and his frank countenance always enforces what he says. Thus armed he is sure to win success in his chosen profession. I'll answer him by law; I’ll not budge an inch.” ••It is only when love is not that law must go.” ETHEL M. HOFFMAN, Ora ft on, W. Ya. Y. V. C. A., K. L. S., C. E. ('., I tenlsche iesellsclmft. W. V. V. C., Buckhannon. “With gentle yet prevailing force Intent upon her destined course. Ciraceful and useful all she does. Blessing and blessed where'er she goes.” 20

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ANNA L. EDWARDS, Mason City, W. Va. Teacher. V. W. C. A., C. I'. , Secretary 10. L. S. Spring Term, ’OS. Eomeroy High School. “Sweetness, truth, ami every race Which time and nse are wont to teach, The eye may in a moment reach And read distinctly in her face.” WILFORD MctTTOHEON, Reedy, W. Va. Lawyer. I'res. 10. L. S., Spring Term, '08, Critic 10. L. S., Winter Term, ’OS, V. M. 0. A., C. I). O. -I know you lawyers can with ease Twist words ami meanings as you please; That language, by your skill made pliant, Will bend to favor every client; That ’I is the foe directs the sense. To make out either side’s pretense. MARY LOIS DONALDSON, Huntington, W. Va. (Joint to Colleye. Class Sec’y ‘07, MirahUia Hoard '07, Class Rrophetess 07, Sec’y Y. L. S., Fall Term 07, Critic Y. L. S., Winter Term OS, Essay Contestant Y. L. S. 'OS. Sec’y Deutsche Gosellseliaft, Winter Term. “A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warn, to comfort, and command ; And yet a spirit still and bright, With something of an angel light.”

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EFFIE PKARL CALLAWAY, Marshes, VV. Ya. (loinf to College. Reporter of the senior class, Y. W. c. A., E. L. s.. C. E. C. We. find in her one of nature's best, endowed with the intellect and personality which go to make a perfect woman. She is indeed— A noble type of good, heroic womankind.” COX DA CLEVELAND MILLER, Spencer, W. Ya. Tear her. Y. M. C. A., E. C. Pres. K. L. S. Winter Term ‘OS, Reporter, Fall Term J07, Regular Inter-Society Contestant in debate ’00, Orator 08, Pres. Maribilia Hook Hoard 07, Class Pres. 05 and ’00, Class Treasurer ?07 and 08. “Soft elocution does thy style renown, Gentle or sharp according to thy choice. To lamdi at follies or to lash at vice.” FLOSSIE ESTELLE COX, Huntington, W. Ya. fit a dent. Reporter Y. L. S.. Spring Term 08, Deutsche Gescllschaft. “Honor and glory have I none. Hut I liojie 1 can truthfully say The required work has been done.” “Cares not a pin What they said, or may say.” 30