Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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WILLIAM KUSH GOFF, Spencer, W. Vu. Doctor. V. M. C. A., E. C., Vice Pres. 10. L. S., Fall Term. '06, Pres. Deutsche Gesellschal't 'OS, award ed a schohn ship al M. '07. “To him is the praise who, looking down with scorn On the false judgment of the partial man, Consults his own clear heart, and boldly dares To be, not to be thought an honest man.” FLORENCE LEE HOLLIDAY, Huntington, W. Va. Student. Regular music contestant, V. L. S., ‘07. Critic V. L. S., Fall Term. 07, Secretary Y. L. S., Winter Term, 0S, Class Secretary, ’08, Class Prophetess, 08. Private School, Wheeling, NY. Va. “She walks in beauty like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies. And all that’s best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes! Thus mellowed to that tender light Which heaven to gaudy day denies.” ROBERT LARENY, Greenville, W. Ya. Treas. Y. M. C. A., ’05, Treas. E. L. S., 00. Quiet and reserved, yet having that gallantrv which proves him to be a true descendant of the French, he is to each man a friend and for each woman a champion. “His life was gentle; and the (dements So mixed in him, that nature might stand up And say to all the world, ‘This was a man,” 31

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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

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ERMA MARSH, Joseph's Mills, V. a. Teacher. Historian for 1'. L. S., Y. Y. C. A. -She has a voire of gladness and a smile And eloiprence of beauty, and she glides Into our darker nmsings with a mild And healing sympathy that, steals away Our sharpness (‘re we are aware. HAROLD PRESTON TOMPKI Ns. t’edar Grove, XV. Va. Laicycr. E. L. S.. Historian E. ('. '07 and 'US, Pres. Athletic Association. 07 and 0s. Vice Pres. V. M. A., ’U7 and 'OS, Treas. Dramatic t'lub, US, (’lass Orator, ‘US. “From childhood's hour 1 have not been As others were I have not seen As others saw I could not bring My passions from a common spring; My joy, my sorrow I accept as one; Fate provides for every thing. MINNIE COIIII, Mercers Rot tom, V. Va. Teacher. V. W. ( A., E. L. S., C. E. r. “She speaks, behaves and acts as she ought. And never entertains an unkind thought; Passion and pride were to her soul unknown. Convinced that virtue only is her