Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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AlthF.LLA WKKillT I-WKIIAH Huntington, V. 'a. Ambition has no rest. Miss Farrar was graduated with the •'tens” but desiring more knowledge and knowing she could he much benefited by joining the class, she enrolled last Fall term with us. Miss Farrar devoted the most of her time to Library and Domestic Science. The condition of “Rhodes adjoining certain farms In Kentucky lias given her a great desire to become an ideal farmer’s wife sometime. JKTKK AI.IFF St. Albans. V. Vn. You can tell its Jeter by his continual grin. If Jeter ever had the blues. no one knows It l unless, perhaps, his unfortunate room-mate) for he is always singularly happy and care-free. Next to his grin, he is noted for his double A grades, which are innumerable. Some people say Jeter is bashful, but we have failed to find him so. The best authorities on him have given us proof that Jeter's affections shift every week. So beware! He is very fickle, do not take him seriously, girls. IITIIIIL IU RDKTT I’t. Pleasant, Y. Ya. Kthel came to us this year from the I . P. H. S.. and the class as a whole feels that she is a welcome addition. It is true that she is rather quiet, and some say she has been disappointed in love, but this is a mistake, for when you get acquainted with her, she is really jolly. Page 29

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FiiOY kiiinulkton Friendly, V. V«. ouYK iikniuktta whiting Slstersvlllc, V. Va. It would talk. Lord how it would talk. Olive I tlio only member of the 11 12 claHS who experts to become a Librarian. Never was she known to fail on Senior Art lesson or cut class: and— bo sent borne for a Library book. Yet she always went willingly and smilinglyf?). Olive is a welcome and invaluable addition to any organization or society and she treasures dear to her heart the E. L. S.. B. CL C. Sorority, and the Deutsche tiesellschaft. She Is also very fond of History, or one part at least, where is found the presidency of Johnson.' Now who would have thought ibis of such a timid, backward child? Flo” comes to us from one of the best counties of all. Tyler, and from the greatest town on earth. Friendly. She has decided opinions of her own and is. never afraid to express them. That site Is a Jolly, good-natured, all-around, lovable girl Is proven by her popularity among the students and at dorm, receptions. Although Flo” never was known to conic to Art class with her lesson prepared, wc know she has been benefited because her idea of beauty is so changed that now she prefers white roses and Law” to Barbe wire. If she could love less she would be happier. LI I.A SCIILOBOHM Woodlands, V. Ya. Lulu has taught school but no one would ever have thought It. for none of those professional mannerisms seem to have settled down upon her. Though she Is studious, a fun-loving sparkle is always lurking somewhere in the depths of those beautiful brown eyes which the girls and ------. O. well everybody raves about her. Page 28

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IIAZHI. I’OFF Minefield, V. Vn. One of Minefield’s best looking girls: lives in the dorm. She is very dear but at times is very sarcastic. She is quite fond of being a participant in every exciting dorm, adventure. Being exceedingly fond of fresh air and coasting, she has developed a ravenous appetite which can only be satisfied by a Fowl-er some delicious (?) “Hump-diddle-dee . WARD K. (JAMMLK New Martinsville, W. Vn. Although we have had but one year's acquaintance with Mr. Gamble, he has made an extraordinary impression for himself in this time. When we talk to him we feel that we are talking to a “man” who has a character pure and profound —an individual with a purpose and with the courage to meet the world squarely with an open eye. It is needless to say that h's school work is just as well done as is the extensive work which he does in the organizations of the school. IIAKOI.D DODDS WHIBLDOX Huntington, W. Va. Harold is one of the boys who can always be relied on to do that which is entrusted to him and do it well, lie is a Senior, of the true blue type. He has solved an all-important problem necessary to success in this life, that of being able to adapt one's self to all requirements and situations. Harold is not the sort of fellow to take the extremes of any subject, but is conservative, weighing well what he has to consider, before giving his opinion. Of all the students in this school there is no one whose judgment carries more weight than that of Mr. Whleldon. Page 39