Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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ROSALIND HOFF Rosalind is lots of fun if you know her well. Such a complexion truly it » a Rift of the Rods. She is an accomplished musician and a star in gym class. I let holsby is trigonometry. MARY DUDLEY Mary is certainly a steady girl. Docs she ever neglect her reference readings? I should say not. She has the admiration of all the class in Principles of Education for nlways knowing her lessons. ALTA NEWCOMB Oh. Alin! did I hear you say you didn't think you would ever tench Oh. yc»! It'» the homemaker ' course you arc taking in other word the diamond ting cour»c. Here' luck to you! It will certainly be luck to him. BLANCHE KLINE Blanche is the “daw jester” kcc'sing those about her in | er] etua! good humor. She is a favorite among the students and leach er». aivd is always very studious, cspccinl'y before class tests. Art and singing arc her strong points, and we sec her in the fu' irc brightening the life of some lucky f.vcin in the hills of West Virginia. 10

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HAZEL HINCHEE Hazel , happy giggle may l c heard mo ! anywhere, regardless of lime or place.. In ,pilc of this she i, a most dignified little Senior, though they did try to enroll her with the seventh grade. GOLDIE RICKMON “Hark. hark, the lark at Heaven’, gate sing .” Oh. no: it' only Goldie . nd her ukc. She’s full of pep and come what may she pull through every scrape (we’d like to know how) and tell us about them the next day. is eli.se coyij: strohmkier LceJtc aflcr six years of | rol in« into the lists of ancient Kings and Monarch , and Muffing Mb Stalnakcr in History of Ed., ha come out well prepared to inflict this knowledgeO) on the next generation. She ha been the life of Marshall College for six years, and leases a legacy of alibi guaranteed to get one out of any kind of scrape. But even the be « of u lack more'n wing to he angel . ANNE LEAR Andy” came to Marshall two years ago. a demure little miss from South Carolina. But now. alas, there is never any fun going on but Andy can suggest “one better.” In moments of stress, she if often heard to murmur. My ducats. 0! my ducats! It must be fine to look »o innocent that even the |rowers that be can't convict her of breaking rules.

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MARY HOLYMAN Mary is a jolly good gill and a friend to one and all. She it an excellent ttudent. and we know that the will accomplish whatever the undertake . Her highest ambition is to be a doctor, or a doctor's wife. We think that she would make a most successful Hart specialist. RUTH SIMMS Although she has the reputation of being the most dignified member of the class, she is to those who know her a source of never-ending pleasure. Just look at Ruth's hair and you will remember the old proverb “That a woman's hair is her crowning glory. She is one of the shining stars in the class of •|9, and we anticipate the day of seeing her name in the halls of fame. to GLADYS CARTER This little lady of the brown cuiU has certainly won the heart of all Marshall student . She is an earnest worker and a wonderful primary teacher. She is a prominent Story Teller. BEATRICE McCOY Bca” i.« a new girl, but she has won many friends, who will always icmcrnbcr her as a girl of excellent ability in all things, especially in music and art. She leaves Marshall well prepared for her life work—a teacher.