Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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LILLIAN McCURDY No quotation is truer than Death love a shining mark.” and none of u». especially the Seniors, were prepared for the untimely departure of the Senior Class President. In her two years with us she had won a place of the highest esteem, hoth with the Faculty and the student body, and would have completed her Normal work this spring. Her schedule and school work were hard and tiresome, but no one ever heard Lillian complain. She set about her work, easy or difficult, with her usual smile and a determination to win. which she always did. Her influence will long be felt around Marshall because she was the symbol of honest study, clean sports, school spirit, and righteousness. Wherever she was sire led. not by force, but by charming personality and wholesome knowledge. Those who graduated with her from Huntington High in 1917 realize more fully their loss because of their better knowledge of her laughing nature. She was the first to aid and the first with a joke, in fact, the words in Rev. Tyler's memorial address will best describe her. When she was near, there was always good cheer.” ]«