Morris Harvey College - Harveyan Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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THE HENRY LEONARD CLAY, A. B. Barboursville, West Va. B. P. Class of 1900; Valedictorian; West- ern Virginia Conference M. E. C. S.; Pastor Prestonsburg ' 10-11; Parsons ' 11-15; Point Pleasant; Vice-president of Board of Educa- tion Western Virginia Conference ' 18; Board of Trustees M. H. C. ' 18; Presiding Elder Charleston District, 19-21, Huntington Dis- trict ’21-23. • Deep sighted in intelligence, ideas, atoms and influence. Rev. Mr. “Henry Clay was a student in M. H. C. in his boyhood days, graduat- ing with the class of 00. He has been in the field of service as a teacher, banker and minister since receiving his B. P. de- gree. He felt, however, that it would be a splendid opportunity to receive his Bach- elor’s Degree with the Class of 23 and joined us early in the year. He holds dis- tinction as a pulpit orator, and is officially connected with the church; at present time he is Presiding Elder of Huntington District M. E. C. S. He stands at the threshold of greatness. Page 26

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o ru THE - - Je»fef3fc— 1923 ■i i i i i i rr — Z ELDRIDGE HAMPTON BARNETTE, A. B. Barboursville, West Va. Editor-in-Chief Scribbler’s Literary Club 1 9- 20 ; Principal Commercial Department M. H. C. ’19-’20; President Phi Delta Literary Society ’21 -’22; Western Virginia Confer- ence M. E. C. S. 20-’2 1 ; Pastor Madison ’21 -’22; Pastor Peach Creek ’22- 23; Diplo- ma Christian Education ’23; President Senior Class 23. “Large is his bounty, and his soul sincere. Daddy is one of the best known mem- bers of the ' 23 Class. A man well met, one of great ability, a deep thinker and industrious. Hampton has deep brotherly feeling and as a minister we expect great work from him; in school he has always been a Professor’s joy. As a teacher he is hard-boiled. In various activities of school life he has taken a very active part and was star of the Preacher’s Quintet. Page 25

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HARVEY ROW FIFE, B. S. Buffalo Hollow, West Va. Letter Man Basketball, ’17-’ 18; Football ’20. Member Phi Delta Literary Society, Chi Beta Phi, Varsity Club, K. V. Club, Vet- erans’ Club. Social hour — 6 hours. “A lion among the ladies is a dreadful thing.” Harvey Fife, better known as “Row has been a student in M. H. C. ever since he had his first long trousers. Nothing seems to separate him from the love of his Alma Mater. After serving in the train- ing camps he found his way back. He is a good athlete, having won his football and basketball letters. He is also a splen- did student, and has given more attention to his college work than anything else. He seeks the field of Chemical Engineer- ing and what he seeks he will find. In him the future will soon have an “all chemist.” Page 27