Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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(VIIR A BILIA A. G. LIVELY, Roseville, W. Va. E. L. S. Debate Contestant Valentine-Garland Contest. Alonzo more generally known as “Lonnie” is one of the class who stands high in the esteem of the faculty and his fellow students and is destined to stand high in the estimation of his country-men. A loyal and active Ero-sophian representing this Society in the Valentine Garland contest, at any time he will drop all work just for a minute to discuss the debate with his honorable colleague, lie is a man of personality, possessing the qualities that women worship and talents that are envied by men. W'c know nothing of “Lonnie’s” prospects for the future. Naturally suppose he will make teaching his profession from the course he takes. I BERTHA ANDREW SPANGLER. Jared, W. Va. Bertha has been voted our “Dearest Girl' and deserves it. There is not a girl to Ik found in school who is more generally love and admired. She is modest, retiring, ant has a certain way of getting around tin teachers and getting out of trouble which is a puzzle to all of us. A more sincere gir can not be found. She has acquired an artis tie taste and goes wild over a Gibson-head. In work or play she is never behind. Papers always copied, 'Pen days before they’re due First one down to breakfast. Eight hours sleep nights too Note books always up to date Never went to one class late, She’ll be waiting for St. Peter Long before he opens the gate. C. C. MYER, Meeker, W. Va. Pres. E. L. S. Fall Term 08. Critic E. L. S. Winter term ’oS. C. D. C. Mr. Myer entered school in the tall of 1906: and his name is on the list of those who have stood by the 1909 class since that time. Clinton has a fine reputation in Athletics for foot-ball. He makes his mark there as well as in his studies. He never fails to recite when called upon and always leads the Senior class in grades. We are proud to have such a worthy member with 11s. 29

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MARSHALL HENRIETTA CALLOWAY, Marshes, W. Va. W e have searched the College over and can find no one who is more respected both by faculty and students than the President of the Senior Class—“Henry. She i? admired for her enthusiasm and energy, and loved for her thoughtfulness for others. Her greatest objections to college life are the early rising bell and the many rules to remember. All these difficulties are overcome however by the love for Basket Ball. Her one desire is to win the championship. Her chief occu pation is making plans for the future in which a certain Huntington boy plays a conspicuous part. SAMUEL B. BARBOUR, Dickson, W. Va. Samuel comes to us from W ayne county where he made a record as a hunter that cannot be surpassed even by Daniel Boone. He is a sincere sympathizing friend to whom the ladies all tell their sorrows as well as their pleasures. He is a lover of fun with the sparkling wit and humor of Bill N've”. He is the favorite of all his fellow students. He shines in all of his classes and we predict for him a brilliant future in his chosen profession medicine. LORENA CANTERBURY, Malden, W. Va. Dick , as she is familiarly called, is from Malden, W a. She graduated from Montgomery in nineteen hundred and five. She has won the love of all but docs it in so quiet a manner that we hardly know how it is done. It does not seem necessary for her to study and yet she always has her lessons. W hen other girls are hurried Choosing rooms, excited, flurried Calm sedate and cool is she Working her embroidery.” 23

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MARSHALL ETHYL MEADOWS, Huntington, W. Va. V. L. S. Valentine Garland Contestant. Miss Meadows is another of our Seniors from Central City. The first twelve years of her life was spent in Milton. Y. Va. Then she came to Central City to finish her elementary education. Later she attended the High School where she graduated in 1907. Since then she has attended Marshall, and is well liked hv all. THEODORE HOLDEN Harlin, W. Va. The Senior class is noted for its strong, energetic and enthusiastic young men but Teddy is the peer of them all. This is true in his class work, as well as in his skillful work in base ball and foot-ball. Theodore was the President of the K. L. S. for winter term of 1909. During this administration he showed an executive ability worthy to rule in the W hite House. OLLIE JOHNSON. Myra. W. Va. Miss Johnson is not only great physically, but mentally and morally as well. In the class room she overshadows her classmates in more ways than one. She is very persevering and always does those things which are present and not in the shadowy future. A doer and not a dreamer. Virtue alone outbuilds the Pyramids: Her monuments shall last when Egypt’s fall. 30