Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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KUBI WKI.TNKK. liraiidonvillo. V. V». Frwl n'ltminl to «inr ranks this term fn in Merlin tow n. Ia»st full we regretted to we him leave unr elates Ixvause lie win • lie f its strangest nirmtier . All who are 1 -■ I:i1i111■ • I wiih him know him lo lie eiitlut-sia-tie. enenjotie, and elx-erful. We wel-••uine such .1 iik iiiIn t into our ranks, even if In- !i l make the mistake of Iniving us for two term . ANN KI.IZAliKTII «TNDII'K. 11111111111:1011. W. Va. Ann is our little Welsh girl ;iini is just altout oil right. If she ever has any troubles she doesn’t let nnyliody xus|x-et it. Always eheerful ami willing, Ann is altogether |Mi|Milar and an addition to any erowd. She has spent this year in Normal work, hut as yet has not thought seriously i f teaching. Ann is one of the |iro|M rties donat'sl to us from II. II. S.. '10. ItRltYI. liAl.DWIX, Huntington. W. Va. Iteryl routes to us from Notre Dame Convent at loading. O. Six- is a unique creation: we are very certain that there an' no more just like Ix-r. Her eliief difficulty in life is to reach her leu o'clock class; yet six- is always in a hurry. Ileryl is truly a Imppy creature, and we are always glad to sec her coming. She seems to ! c very fond of French. and is really proficient in this subject. We do wish her all she hopes to attain.

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 SENIORS II FAY AMOS..................Prksihknt JESSIE ANKROM............VickPkksii.knt VIRGINIA AM.KN. RAYMOND FIDDLER...............Trkasikkk KRIA DILLON .... LUCY LEWIS...................Historian .....Skcrktarv £ I . Rei-oktkk rh MOTTO;—Veritas Vos Lilx-rahit CO I,OKS;. Old (;,il l mill I ;iL- Klim FLOWER. La.ir.1 YELL Rickety, Rickety! Kali! Rail! Rah! Rickety. Rickety! Wall. Ooh! Wall! Itoomcrang! Booinenitijf! Room-c-tc-cvan! We’re the Claw of 1911. »

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OLIVE M. .IOIINSTON. Rl'TII OFjIVK WOLFE. THOMAS KVKIiKTTK EVANS. Huntington ,W. Vn. This bright looking young gentleman is Mr. Evans, of onr V. Vn.. Having and I'n-vu-d llriek Co., viiiiiniiiiily railed •'Toni-mie” by tile girls, “Tom” by the toys. as good a follow and as jolly a roni| anion as any oin- would want. Wo know bo loves all tin- girls. but wo are in doubt which ono In loves liesl. Wliioh is it. Touiuiie! Itluelield, W. Vn. Illuoliold Ims always lieen noted for I In brilliancy and good looks of her students This rulo nmy have an oxeeptien but it isn't Olivo. Tliottfsh she joined our ranks « nlv this year, we. with the eharnetorislio 1 ! 11 |Miw«-r of | ere -|»tii n. reougnizi-d her as a valuable addition. She loves three things Insides her friends: Itluoliold. Marshall, mid the olass of 1!»11. ■'She had u heart how dinll I say too xia n made glad, too easily impressed, xhe liked whatever she looked upon.” Kavenswood, W. Va. Until is not rnie of tin- stray meteors of the elans wliieli Hash up hrilliautly on oei-a-sion ami then die away to liiirn no inniv. On tin- rontrary. she is a fixed star: always bright, always ready with her lessons and always ohoerfnl and happy, so that those w ho orune in eontuet with her feel tile force of her elmnu ter Nor lie you proud that yon ran see All hearts your enptivos; yours yet free.”