Morris Harvey College - Harveyan Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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THE 1923 rySsss ltem IX — To the Department of « « jl feta queath our “Collection of Essays t P 1923 - n the to be bound in twenty volumes ano to occupy Libr ? m XI To the Department of Modern Languages we do will Item XI to P Method of Pronunciation. S3 ££££ the doors of the Annex o , i subject to immediate investi- hour. We would suggest that the t subjec and order ffthe skirn of the Sd aks (Ringtails) placed m the Se fre lTcupy a acTin the curro cabinet of the Chem- ical D epart ment Department of Mathematics we do will and bequeath rgeo T mel solution to the 1 To find the square equivalent to a circle. 2. To trisect a given angle. o. T 0 double short and long. £ , hidden S a ' ream ' an pur pie r soclc e beneath S the e flower stand in the Ma xv-W. do hereby appoint Will Goode and Uncle Peter sole administrators of our estate. f Morris Har- In witness whereof, we, the Seni °’ ' , j this thirtieth day ( HARVEY COLLEGE Signed, sealed, declared. and pubhshed and testa- L 9 en, i h M e°; 7u?wh g o:a, then request, and in their presence, do subscribe our name as witness. -‘VERTUS” Page 34

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EARNEST SPENCE SHANNON, A. B. Parkersburg, West Va. Scribblers’ Literary Club, B. K. Varsity Club, Pierian Literary Society, Billingsley Hall Stu- dent Govt. Board ’22, Junior Class President ’22-23,, Chairman Lyceum Committee ’22- ’23, Editor-in-Chief Comet ’22-’23, Manager Football ’21, Pig Pe n President ’22-’23, Science Club, Chi Beta Phi. “Nothing but himself can be his parallel. Earnest (“Spence”) came to M. H. C. from Parkersburg High. He has taken a part in all school activities. From the very first, when he buncoed the Kangaroo Court to the toot of the last whistle, he has been keeping someone guessing. If it has not been a love affair, it has been a Pig Pen and of course when it comes to turning sod, Spence is a “grounder. His ability as an editor has been shown by the Comet this year. Shannon will be re- membered as a man who had time for all school activities and yet kept his work up to the “A” standard. Page 3 I

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THE 1923 1 mnrrniiiiinn ’(fc 1 1 IIW ' —C Jjmtinr Claes Flower: Red Carnation Colors: Orange and Black MOTTO “One does what he wills to do.” OFFICERS C. N. Fannin - - President Edyth Yoak ------- Vice-President Ethel King ------- Secretary-Treasurer CLASS ROLL Christian, W. V. Fannin, C. H. Fife, John Harshbarger, Catherine King, Milford King, Ethel Nutter, Olin Rezzonico, Arthur Yoak. Edith Page 35