Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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KDWAKI) II I.OKI5. I.ITIK GKIIAI.HIXK I.KIVIS. Mjivui City, l.tiric i oil'- of tlh- hrighl« t vonnif girl of iMir flii»y SI,.. very »'l l,n deter-mim-d in lu-r opinion mnl » ■» JU I 'iat iihr think . Il.-r hoW»jr ’ i Greek and ■cording to lat - t tv port she tiirrilitf in tin .h.ui.'.l Ilrivli .•!,« and thinking; very vrinudy of ivoiing a lunik of erili. eisni on lint'k rul.- and liivvk author . Slo- altrii.l trietlv to laiiiii.- and i ever n a«lv ami willing |y remind one who i not Wng tin ain Huntington. W. V», This young man. known l»y cwryliody a ••| «uiiil.” hail from II. II. S.. olid .Marshall can certainly la- proud of hi wr-vires IkOlIl a a tlldeiit and liaskd-lmll playiT. lie i an aiilliorilv mi airdiip and ha thought of several good invention , lull ala ! winnanie always nipim them. That In-ad of hi wa certainly int -ndi-d for none other than the legal profession. tiOl.DIK ClltSOX. Huntington. W. Va. lien i our ‘‘GIImmi Girl. What do yon think of Iter.' She i all right, always ha a smile for everyone, i always on time, and never out of place. Goldie i a r.vog-ui .i-d authority on Psychology and kin dr l subject . She contemplates teaching for a while at least, but just how long we cannot say. If we «hnuld predict, we should have to say that Cupid will Is an intruder liefotv many schools are taught.

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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.”

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APFA -MAV MAX KIN. HELEN CARTER, Huntington, W. Vs. LEI.A l IIAVSUI . Huntington, W. V:i. Whenever ;mil wlieivevrr we see l e-lniul. we are greeted with n smiling faee ami elieerful salute. We can't Maine the faiivr s - fur liking liim. lie lias lieen a great eivdit Imlh In his i-lnss ami to Marshall College. ;iihI I In’ umli-r elass nu'ii regret In iiivr him ii| . We wish him groat Miivisvs in tin- profession In- has rhovn ami we an- glad In miv that In- is one of I In-most promising young iik-ii sent out this year hv dear alii .Marshall. nak Hill. W. Vii. Miss Mankiii is one Senior girl who is always ready to recite. os|H'eially in History of Education. She is limn Hu- Oak Hill High School and we ••onsider her a very valualile addition to our ranks. She has a smile for all ami a ready mind for Icumini!. Judging from her good work we will im doulu hear from her later. The Senior Class l» a ts of having the elussiest girls in college, am! this is generally admitted. No one will douht then that Miss Carter is the fairest of them all. ami that she will remain so. as long as hloiidi-s are in fashion. She is popular with all her classmates, and we regret that we have no more like Imr. Wo do not know whether Mi s Carter experts to emi-1111111' Iiit edileation. hut we ean safely say that she will !«• eminent in any walk of life she may elioose.