Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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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

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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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OSCAR CHARLTON RAILKY. Itliicticld. W. Va. • What 'silii1 matter with' Kathcr” 11 • 's sill right ! ’ Yes indeed, ■ I ;i|»'' is sill right. He is good naturcd. frn1 hearted, and pleasant, hut just now is t enrh his jfix-d dis|M»sitieu in nnler to !»•• emiie i ur successful elass Grumbler.” He is well read and Inis his | iiiiim on every imperial)! ipiestioii of the day. Sometimes we sis1 him miller gloomy. Imt he always cheer lip oil receiving a letter. |M»stmarkisl Hluetield. ORACH KI.IZAItKTII DIXON. I liiiitinglmi. V. Ya. tiraee did not graduate with the 'ln'« us she had planned to do no, the fates decreed that she jhoiihl wait for the only class’ — and we an- proud of her. Why she is taking tin- teachers' course, we do not know. She is irue to her friends and to her .school. ’Tis said she seldom has ■rood lessons i n Thursday, lait that may lie a mistake. At any rate Grace will make her mark in the world. LKNORA srs.W ItAt'KI'S. Oak Hill. W. Yji Miss Itackiis is truthfully called one of the prettiest girls in tile class. Modi1 ! mid shy and sweet” is the phrase that tie-seiil»-s her best. She Ims little to say, hut in class we ar - reminded that still waters run deep. fur she never fails to sav some thing worth while, nor doc she fail to do what is worth while. Witlml she is a very valuable addition to the famed class of 1»!1.