Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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Ki gknk Huntington. W. Vn. “Gene” Ls nnolher memlier of the class who nunc to Marshall from the hs-ul high school. On account of his |tli« 1 manners, hi intellect uni abilities have not Ih'cii known to all: hut (iene can talk ami give lectures, too. “Ilcnny ’ (min.I it out a long time ago, ami for several months lie has liecn a very proficient hel|»or in shovin' that dreaded hlue pencil across our Knglish tlicnn-s. Annus Yatks. Huntington, Y. Ya. Classical Here is indeed a true rhihl of .Marshall! Annie has liecu a Mar-shall it. for just sixteen years; isn't that a record f As a classmate, she has ever lieen enthusiastic ami eager to do anythin for her class. She is an expert in preparing re-fr -slimcuts, which may | artly ae-roil lit for her | opulurity with the liovs. hut it is more than likely that the charm of her personality is re. sponsible for tiiis. M.uv Watts. Hnnlinyton, W. V«. Shir; Trltrr ’ Club Mary, who in known to nil the class ns “Ichie. rninc to its front llnntin-.'ton llitrli. Not only is she Kootl in Itoolc . es|«ecinlly Pmirli. ImiI also she stars in athletics in imirnil nml Iniskethnll in purlieu-Inr. Wr had nil lu»|n• I lo liml Ichie ' tcit liiiiyr in tin puldie schools Imt wr an afraid ho will turn to n ••Sycamore.” Makv Maoakkt Wm.i . Parkershuiy, W. Va. Herr is another ipiict. diitnitied • inilxT of tin Senior elans. Although sin- lias been in our midst loil n short titnr. Mnrvntvt has proved lirrsrlf n friend to nil. I.ilco ninny other people (Kissessinff jrrent iutrHrrts. she is very precise in her Mtswers and always open to movie lion alonu any line of thought. Mnrjrarrt Inis many talents, mid we predict for her u busy, luippy fu. tun , though we know it will not Im one of sini.de blessedness.

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Xkwu.w NVmexiiK««. Huntington. W. Va. Newman. sou of Will. is a jolly sjimmI follow, full of life him) Itunior. Wo have never learned how In- makes such good trnides when his afternoons are spent at the hank, ami society” elnims hi evenings. Nevertheless, he has shown s|xvijil talent nlonir several lilies, one of which has ttecn Irani-injr rolleire Fmieli hy inspiration. He has. during the year •h,si';ii«s| « j.as eneine which lie claims will run. (We haven't time to argue with you. Witt.) Ilu.is Bi.ackw.« i . Huntington. W. Va. This is the lathy of our claws; she is just a little girl yet. Ijist year she graduated in the aeadeniie course, ami this year site has tried her luck in the normal course. We ran t imagine Helen as a teacher, for she is very fornl of giggling ami «if jr »tinsr into mischief. Yet she is a eapahle girl, ami we feel sure that she will lie successful in any work she undertakes. Sti:i.i.a Hai mow lirainwell. V. V«. V. W. ('. A.. Story TellerClub. Della I‘I Gamma 1. v o of tile most loved ami highly (sirrmnl girls in .Marshall. Sin- has a happy. jolly disposition ami is very efficient in her work Stella is moih-s; and retiring, and oik sees very lilt If of her, except during class or in the lied Cross room. We suppose that she spend her span time writing to “Doe.” No matter whtlt course Stella pur sues in life, our hopes are for a long life full of happiness and prosperity. is.ts Ki.ix .ino, Huntington. W. Va. Did von ever sec a girl who va never known to frownW ell. hen’ is one! Iris always takes everything that conies with a smiling countenance, and the world ever has need of such optimists. Also, as a matter of course, site is a hard worker and efficient in all her studies. K very one loves Iris, and we all join in wishing that fortune will always be kind ami generous to her. art

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I In.i:n Stkklb, KljHn. Illinois. Cfaxtienl. Erotophmn. Y. U C. A. This is Melon's lirsl year with ns. yet she Inis manifesto! an interest in all stiiilent activities worthy of the most experienced Mnrsballitc. She has more than her share of ]h(| , anil iloes not hesitate in sup |K»rtin iinylliini' Ihxt will help forward a worthy eanse. In addition, she is an expert kodak enthusiast anil an accomplished pianist. Our larst wishes follow yon wherever you may jjo, Helen. Makv Ankkom. Piiileu City, V. Va. V. If. V. .1.. Delta Pi Ctinuiia Mary lias been with us two years, and lias always Irrcu eflieicnt in her work. In addition to her selmol work, she has knit tail several sweaters for our hoys,” and lias lieen very kind in instructing the earnest hnt iniiiiitiateil in the art of knitlinj;. Mary has proved to Ik-a very aide teacher, and we predict that she will soon have } rcnt success idonjr this, one of the most useful limsi of human endeavor. Viola Mii.i.kr, K on reverie. V. Vn. Trrsidrut U (’. A.. Clastieal Stort Trllirx' Club (jllirlnffH ami dignity well lie-eome this member of the 'is das . She never mi-ion lo lie worried al all alioiit her lessons, hut As always have a prominent plats on her report eanl. Domcslie Seienee ami Art have lioen her s|»eeiallics. ami slie is well versed ill both. Oood luck to you, Viola. Our sincere wish is that you may lie as successful all through life as you have lieeii at dear old Marshall. Ohpiia Cakoi.ixk Knurl . New Haven, W. Va. Orpha ifrmluated from Pomeroy Ohio. Ilia'll School, hut she came tg 11s from Ohio State I’niversity. She has proved her worth not only in solving Trigonometry problems, hut also as assistant librarian. She is always in a hurry, ami usually wears a smile, except when in the Library, then she tries to act dipii-tied. Orpha thinks she will take a course in the supervision of ploy Itronmls. hut the Dorm jrirls doubt this.