Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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.) V U I’ll VSiT.lJ.OU «Y»Stt WWT. llriichl. witty, and «-a iu W. with a mnnrkaMe ja w»-r i»r naV nu m A IwUlinis friends .Vimmie W tWu t«i the to| n( every line » t wmV V« whirii he ha inU rcd. to d«v V-inn muUmhUstty w hriyihVvst s u «h ttl in via til. In lun attained rv-marknUi honor in tin mnertd Inn life, taints n tta vrrw nV linn i»rv uliM ot tin1 MltVlv v «TMlii n, On t nlra VantVnt Coinroittw wA On W V' w %. ta is nW»u wm:m ot rtmsu m v iOilOy, U-inn .t liwinta r rf ft w I'cHruv Uaiul wtu I'oWvvv OttW ir.i, .limmW liiy;Ws aUwwvuwiW is that of it writvr. W s ;t i y v, imttlly »lnml Wtni t w W rf of Hi IImhIiimjIum A'lnrlu r. II lYW.tKH (l.W (M.I.In'N. Tin owner«(llii amiling Ian lias (iroluilily won liiinsvlt into inorr tart lli.ni any one ehr in win nl. Ilis chirry (Iwjioalion ami j.llv 1111111' innko lii.ii » woWmv viiilor wlii'ivvor In pvv Wsu ts Nr Unit M w:v Iji.i.i N ISkiiuitwkij.. N ho luis mil fr|| tlii- uuiu’iii'iii- turner of Mary's |N»rvinality! |f then I . siii’li a une, In- lias iiiivsei! OIK of tlii rarest privilege of Mur-shall. Of a pluvrfiil and genial disposition ami a sincere and sym-pa the tie millin', tin- words of the |n:c|, ‘To know hrr is to low her an strikingly upplieahlo. Ilfr idealistic temperament commands tin Iw’st that i in everyone. Mary is a charter nienilier of tin T. 0. I . VlklilN'lA Okvck Owknimsii. Itrillimit. g KKi-iiatiiivd. full of vigor. and always running over with merriment, Virginia is one of Marshall's most |Mi| ular young ladies. In aeeniii| lishmi nts. tin ', • « I . f |denty has pi veil her a generous | rtii u. licsides hi-iuu one of tin I est students in seliool. site is a pi.’nist of ri'inarkiiMi ability, and n excellent artist. Tall, praeeful. • n.i athletic, she is conspicuous on tennis court and haxkot Iwll floor, a master of liotli arts. I'o itive and energetic, slit is a horn h ader. and a master of all she has undertaken. II-r nature is a strange mixture. f i i nee and art an found curiously intertwines! in the category of her accomplishments.

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I.l .K IfclXAH. Straight-forward. direct. and out-spoken. lav is every inch of a man. ami stamls four-square to the world. Divisive. energetic. intense-ly practical, and a lianl worker. In-makes every minute of liis time i-oiint. He lias Uvit a |K wcr in every form of seliool netivily in which In- lias taken part. Hut liis greatest fame has eome from liis prowess in fool hall, lie has four M's t liis 1-rvdit. and luis played practically every position on the team, laisi year. In- was chosen sec-ond all-state .s-nter, and would tin-doithtedly have made all-state end if lie had not Im-cii shifted. Marshall has never mvii a U tter or a cleaner player. Spurgeon has many of the characteristics id- his illustrious name sake, also Mime iif the characteristics Ilf tile sleepy hoy. Joe. lie is conscientious. Imm-st. studious, energetic, and |ICSSVSM-S a keen sense of humor, lie is president of the V. M. C. A. and a faithful worker in the literary organiKatinns. when-liis talks are characterized not only hy lojjic. hut h.v wi-ILscIccted and cicar-cttl Knjilish. lie is a mcmU-r of the Geruintl and Classical Associations. and often takes part in tile various entertainments. M ikv I iinsK Iaon. lien wr haw oik of tin most nniiiK nn mln rs of our class. Kxvryom like lionise's smile for il is genuine, mi«l h« r stood ilis|H»si lion and pleasing nuininT win many friend for lk r wrhcivwr sin spies. Imuise is a good stiuh-nl as well as a •sport.'' ami doc not fail to niaki- ln r mark in tin flass room. Sin is a nn nil»« r of tin T. 1. I', dull. K m.vn ( km: ik k Ci m minus. “To st» In r i'a lii Ion In r. Ami Ion hut Inr forccrr. Fur mi I art in « In r irhnl sin in. Ami mvtr mailt anoUnr. Old M. I'. Halls will win desolate when (ii m vit v« ‘s rinsnn : voire ainl nn rry laugh will In heard no iimn . Sin has been a links! valualih member of our class for six years ami in that time has won tin hearts of many of our students. Pagr Ttrtwlyone

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I.I'4'IUX KlMN. IS l.l l«.l . ■M.Viitlr if |».'4N h. ami Ih iii’Viv lent of inind.’ I .in-ilk i ;i wry ehaniiinj: 'Imlml »inl nlnnyn mi tile move. Iii-r favorite exprv Mion ii Oil. Villi pill . Sill- iia 1 IIHT rv link- lanjrli which i-ii|itivjitn all who hear ln-r. So far. I.ucillc h« n't i-nnil a mp !• r lli.- ymiiii: nu n in M-lioiil. m»t meaning that ln- i lil iimiiliili at all imlreil mIio i« far fmm it. M INilt'KKITK Sll tRKM. Thy iiNnbly's a i-anillc to tht merit.” Marguerite is wry re vrvnl ninl iliv’iiilii-il a.- Iietlt one who widin to train the young mind. She i an rnthndidif ami •-orwii-ntiiu Mtnlcnl ami wv W »nre that l« Mill inaki- a very ram-pcti-nt teacher, lint, my! How fait 'lie talk . We etui Marrcl.v keep lip liith her Mill'll -In recite in chi-.'. Wi all join in wUliinv her SI|(Ve . ill her i'Iiomcii profe . muiii. M turn N'kw j.i i Of nil ihnl trl • •!» innrl. n r in» min i lit. pOtljf •Mart’.” Marl ha i ■)»■• of 111 in 1 |n |»ll. Inr jiirl at Mnislull. II' r favorite tluwi-r ;«iv ili.' early .»j»r»mr “ lilts 0111 . Her favorite |m» iii i lli% I hMI . llithlle! anil her favorite ■•nr. ill.- Konl. •'.Mari’' i very fond of nlhlftic , |i - inlly traek nnvt . We ivouilrr why . ’llKlKTI.Ni: OXVKN. Who U there iii all .Marshall I’nl I'Trt who .Ini- nol know thi tie IikIiI fill lift I. jiiT . n Christine i« wittily f.-millilii'. wish a trn.' fi'in iniit'' low for lues ami mill'- . Sin lu»« w.'ii ||,t way into tin lieart of nil llio uirU ami Ihivs. ami nltlmuifli K -riii !iiii.' iiiiinnl of lioiiii: llirta-tioii . III. who haw wall h.-r favor know linn her heart l 'nts inn . Dainty a nil elusive, Christine re-iiiimls ti- of a gay ltutt.rrtly who. Hitting a I cub in an airy milliner, tmiehos only I In- lu-iuht ami h.i|'|iy s|hi!k of li ft . I ut Tv Ikir