Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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KTIIKI. ill'ICTY KI.KSIIKK. Saint Marys. V. Vn. Ktliel is popular in »• n-ial piivlw ami Iiit work i» of tin- -a fact rviilwiml by In-r itrail- .. Sin- is i-s|Ms-ially fnml of li«T senior work. Sin- is vi-rv loyal to .Marshall, but elinit foil illy also |o In-r menmriro of iV. V. I '. Sin- say sin- i ipi lliK lo eontinuc her Icaehini; afli-r sin-cnnluntrs for two years ami if In-r work lu-iv is any proof, sin- will Ir- missetl when she retin-s from the teaching profession. (JKOItCK WII.I.IAM IIYI’KS, I’or. V. Vn. lly|M-s ran always Ir- rclicil upon in ••lass, in literary society. in ilcl atiiit: «-lnl«s. in Y. il. I'. A., ami in a jolly orowtl. lb-was m-vi-r known to havi- a poor Iiwoii on M-mlay ntoriiinv. Conscientious, liriu in Ills i-oiivictions, willing ami n-aily. In- is a mot lei slnilcnt. lb- is a liriu non-U-licver in woman suffrage. Tis sail! he was ex •-iieil oitfi when ealleil upon for an extern pormieoiis spei-t-h. VIOI.KT KAK coiiK. licrklcy. V. Vn. Violet's miml is of seii-ntilii- Is-nt no •position in Physics or Astronomy is Iiri •rival for In-r. Ih-r optimistic ilis|Mtsition has won for In-r many fricmls Imtli in school anil in society. Sin- is bright. jolly, active, fomI alike of work ami play, ami ever rvaily to sav tin- right thing at the right lime. Her gri-ahst prole is in having In-r lessons prepaivil every ilay.

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KRVIX DORSKY. Ilnur, V. Vn. Krvin. win originated in Nicholas I Otinlv. stands • iilv six fn t in tin- air. Ilf is a strong supporter of the Monroe Dcrtrim- ami any urn who meddles with him it a|il to llml n vrv rough |»Uy-fellow. lie is roniplftfly :d M rlssl in his school work mill ilon not appear to Is ■■■in'll of n |ji lif«' imin: Imt we think there i- a maiden in tile imil'w of Nicholas, who i awaiting hit holin' ruining with great impatience. I.AKK KUIA MIXON. Huntington V. Va. This wide-awake little irl is one of the liesl supporters of (Mir class. ami one of its Ix-st students. I’lease don’t judge In-r knowledge hv her sizr, for von w ill In- sad ly mistaken. She lias a great affinity for l.itin ami Kriiieh. and lias won her college fame hy her diligent and ronsfieiitiotls work in those languages. She is n '|inre scholar. and as yet has yielded to no social nlluivnionts KATIK WHITMAN’, Itnaidnirst, W. Va. Miss Whitman, a graduate of Hinton High Si'hool. i-ame to Marshall to • litinne ln-r education. She l«-ln v -s mi rushing through life with ImmlieiHtic speed. I’roniplriess is one of her noted ehanieter-isties. She was Inuii to nile and dominate cVcrX i'Sllf with conclusive power. she is so fond of the opposite sex that sill goes into ei-slasies liver I’ope’s KssaV on Man. Miss Whitman's ”hohhy” is spelling, and we predict that al nil distant day sin-will revise W,-lister’s Dielioiiary. w

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CI.KXXA OLIVK DOTSON. LEWIS o. (illLSON. Iluntinv'lou, W. Vji. I 'ww is always in a -food humor and seldom talks anythin hut hiisim-ss. «».• rjisi mnll.v nhoiit sixty times p.-r hour lie smile , Imt tli.it of eourse is purely accidental. Meehnnienl drawing ms-iiis to I -liis lioliliv this year. lie novel- lose sight of sonir phase of lli.s Iti-loYld Sllhjift. science. Il is mi astronomer of tin first magnitude. Liter in life we think In will la-eomc a great |M litiei»n. Full of energy awl enthusiasm, “l tv is sure never to fail. FKANCKS MAY WKItlL (■uyaudotte. W. Yu. Our class would Ik- iin-oui|.!i-ti- without Wi-hh,or Fritz.'’ :is slu is usually ••allisl. A loyal Kr Mi|ihiaii is Frances, owl out- of our jolliiiit girls. I lor friends an- interested in tior future. Slu- thinks slu- will ti-aoh. toil wo question whether it will Is- for long. Sin- lives noar tin- rivi-r and so Ini' an oxecptioual o|i|iortunity to study liow-ing. St. Marys. W. Vn. (ileiina is a graduate of St. Marys' High Si-hool. and although sho has Imi-ii with us only a short linn- has nmdr for lu-r-M-lf a plan-. Slu- liki-s Marshall and lior work, hut prefer In mu- and Itoim nltruc-lions. Numerous arc tin- letter which go northward «-iu-li week and (ih-nna lioiwlf ofti-ii goes tin- Minn- mu to. Mathematics, i-s|H-i-ially Algebra. seems to Ik- lu-r strong point—and art should not hi- excluded from tin- list of her likes. M