Morris Harvey College - Harveyan Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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Editorial T HERE are hooks we read for improvement and culture; there are books that we read for information, and some for inspiration, and some for pleasure. This, the third volume of The Harveyan, is presented to you for the latter purpose only, and we hope that all the pleasure that arises from thoughts of friendship may be yours as you turn these pages, seeing one after another of vour friends pass with a smile or an understanding wink. They are vour friends, one and all, and surely they want you to succeed, though they may not have told you so in so many words, and must let their smile answer for them. . .. e . llaveen ieavored to make this book a true representation of the college i e as it is lived from day to day on the campus and in the class room In making the book much work has been required and much pleasure has resulted for us, and we hope that it will meet your approval. We have enjoyed the work and wish to acknowledge to you our appreciation for being chosen to collect vour memories, tho-e that will be more dear each day. Fellow students, may this volume be a constant reminder of your school ays, and carry you back to the days when you fought for the ideals of students their rights and their privileges. May it also remind you of the one who stood before you and spoke the words of wisdom from a sympathetic heart. May it remind you of those who showed the gleam, in the distance and bade you to iollow. And to you, our older brothers, alumni of Morris Harvey, may this volume remind you that your Alma Mater is progressing toward the things for which you longed when you tread these well worn paths. To you we stretch out our anas in friendship and brotherly greeting, feeling that we are bound together in the highest, firmest tics of common interest in the progress of our college. The staff wishes to take this opportunity to express to E. Spence Shannon a deep-felt gratitude for his part in making this volume a success. The organiza- tion of this book is the result of Mr. Shannon’s untiring efforts. We are in- debted to him also for the pep that has kept the staff smiling and working. May those who follow in your steps enjoy the pictures in this book and have aroused in them a desire to be a Morris Harveyan. THE EDITORS.

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Board of Trustees C. W. THORNBURG, President Huntington, W. Va. LEE A. D. TATE, Vice President Huntington, W. Va. C. 1. HARSHBARGER, Secretary and Treasurer Hilton, W. Va. DR. W. I. CANTER Clarksburg. W. Va. REV. H. L. CLAY Barbcu rsvi lie, W. Va. M. F. CONLEY Louisa, Ky. DR. R. J. YOAK Barborrsville, W. Va. REV. J. R. MULLENS Paintsville, Ky. bruce McDonald L ogan, W. Va. REV. B. M. KEITH Fairmont, W. Va. L. V. KOONTZ Clendenin, W. Va. REV. O. F. WILLIAMS Charleston. W. Va. REV. C. A. SLAUGHTER Ashland, Ky. R. A. WATTS Fairmont, W. Va. JAMES BRADY Barboursville, W. Va.

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