Morris Harvey College - Harveyan Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1929 volume:

LEE HODSON, ’30 VOLUME VII PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY MORRIS HARVEY COLLEGE BARBOURSVILLE W. VA. TUb jpr 1929 Harveyan ?SRRd 37I 7 4 -!£6Z- Dedication In recognition of his loyalty to Morris Harvey College, and of his faithful service to the school and its students as Pro- fessor of Psychology and Dean of the College for a period of thirteen years, the Staff respectfully dedicates the 1929 Harveyan to DEAN HARRY F. TOOTHMAN % � r . y f j l Foreipord In the 1929 Harveyan we have looked forward to the rise of a greater Morris Harvey College. We have also looked backward to note how far up the road of progress we have come and have drawn a cross section of one year of the transition between the old and the new. We have paused for a while to view the campus and its many activities. We trust that we have suc- ceeded in carrying out these aims. Order of Books COLLEGE CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS BEAUTY ATHLETICS IS cfhe Staff Editorial CARL RADFORD Editor-in-Chicf KATHLEEN Cl- AY Art Editor CALDWELL DUDLEY Assistant Editor Business LEE HUDSON Business Manager LEONARD CLAY Advertising Manager BEALE YOAK Asst. Advertising Manager ELMO KELLEY Asst. Advertising Manager 11 COLLEGE BOOK I OLD ADMINISTRATION BUILDING I “_ McDonald hall, new dormitory for men : c : l l I nik ITT , AD - FAD U T AMPV MORRIS HARVEY GYMNASIUM EAST HALL I MUSIC HALL (Proposed in Building Program) THE CHAPEL (Proposed in Building Program) DR. ROBERT H. RUFF President of the College A.B., A.M., Millsaps College; B.D., Emory University; Graduate Student Uni- versity of Chicago and Columbia University; D.D., Kentucky Wesleyan College. Morris Harvey College is fortunate in having its destiny entrusted to a man of the splendid character and the superb training of Dr. Ruff. Since he came to Barboursville the College has entered upon a period of expansion and progress. A tremendous and sound building program has been outlined, adopted, and put into operation. By his friendly attitude towards the College constituency and his co-o peration with the Board of Trust he has been instrumental in bringing about a new era in the hi tory of the school. That his policies shall be continued is shown by the fact that he has been elected president of the College for another year. Page 21 F. P. SUMMERS Head of the Department of History A.B., West Virginia University; A.M., Uni- versity of Chicago. WILLIAM E. BYRNE Head of the Department of M at hematics E.E., Ph.l)., Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti tute ; Graduate Student the Sorbonne, Col- lege de France, and Princeton University. JAMES M. REINHARDT LEONARD R1GGLEMAN Head of the Department of Sociology and State Rural Worker and Professor of Rural Economics l.eadership A.B., Berea College; A.M., University of A.B., Morris Harvey College; A.M., South- North Dakota ; Graduate Student University crn Methodist University; Graduate Stu- of Chicago. dent Michigan State University and North- western University. Page 24 VjtfM A. C. BLACKWELL Head of Science Department and Professor of Chemistry A.B., A.M., Randolph-Macon College; Grad- uate Student Princeton University and Uni- versity of Chicago. HAROLD E. MILLER Professor of Biology and Physics A.B., A.M., Bucknell University; Graduate Student University of Chicago. E. M. FULTON Head Coach of Athletics A B., Southern College. HOLLIS D. WESTFALL Assistant Coach and Physical Education T eacher A.B., Southern College. Page 25 GENEVIEVE GARRETT NILAN Head of the School of Music; Teacher of Voice, Piano, Harmony B.M., Hollins College ; Student of Eric Rath, Henry Fuchs, and Alfred . Cornell. ELOISE KELLY Teacher of Piano and Public School Music A.B., Hollins College. FLORENCE SPIKER EDNA S. DOUGLASS Librarian Dietitian A.B., College of Emporia; Graduate Student Chicago School of Domestic Science. Columbia University; Certified Student of Chautauqua Library School. Page 26 CLASSES BOOK II SENIORS THE HARVEY AN 1929 Garrett Nilan Glass V.r- r (r ta-i Motto: Colors: Crimson and Silver Cecil G. Frantz Ora Wintz Merle Calfee “Carpe Diem” Flower: American Beauty Rose President T ice-President Secretary-Treasurer S. Paris Bell, Jr. - - - B.A. Melba Blake Frantz - Madalyn M. Bradford - - - B.A. Judge L. Layne Merle Ellen Calfee - - - B.A. Royce G. Monoghan Henry Leonard Clay, Jr. - - - B.S. Mattie McNeer L. Keeling Fife - - - B.S. William Paul McNeer - Mary Christine Fisher - - - B.A. Etha E. Nash - Cecil G. Frantz - - B.S. Ora Rose Wintz Rebecca Julia Wiseman - - - B.A. B.A. B.A. B.A. B.A. B.A. B.A. B.A. Pace 28 S. PARIS HELL, JR. Spencer, W. Va. ' Acta Kappa; Chi Beta Phi Varsity Club; Scribblers Literary Club; Rural Life Club; Tennis Club. Zeta Kappa. President 3; Chi Beta Phi, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Harveyan Staff, Assistant Advertising Manager 1, As- sociate Editor 3; Comet Staff, Circulation Manager 2, Managing Editor 3. As- sociate Editor 4; Rural Life Club, Presi- dent 4; Tennis Club, President 3; Stu- dent Athletic Manager 2; Life Service C roup; M. C. A.; President Student Body 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 4; Lyceum Com- mittee 3, 4. “Preenie” Bell inspires confidence on the part of his fellow students. This is shown by the many important offices he has held. As president of the student body the popularity he gained in his Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years has not been lost. This is a feat diffi- cult to accomplish. MADALYN M. BRADFORD Huntington, W. Va. Debating Club. Marshall College Summer Schools of 1924 to 1928; Morris Harvey 1928-1929; Presi- dent of Debating Club 1928-1929. Mrs. Bradford exhausted the learning and opportunities offered at Marshall be- fore she decided to cast her lot at Morris Harvey. She has made a splendid record during the time she has been here. In addition to being a good student she has also proved to be a capable debater. Page 29 MERLE ELLEN CALFEE Gassaway, W. Va. Alpha Mu Secretary Freshman Class 1 ; Phi Helta Literary Society 1 ; ■ C • dent 2 Alpha Mu, President 3, I rea- der 4; Cast of Play 3, 4; Cast of Y W C A. Revue 3; Secretary- Trea- surer Student Body 2, 4; Student Coun- cil ; Member of House Council 4, be„re tarv Senior Class 4. Merle is not only famed for her sweet and charming personality but also tor her agreeable and winning ways. In the four vears she has been here she has made many friends. She is noted for he grace and splendid acting in the various plays in which she has had a part. HENRY LEONARD CLAY, JR. Clarksburg, W. Va. Zrta Kappa; Chi Beta Phi Debating Club; Tennis Club; Dramatic Club. Zeta Kappa, President 2; Student Coun- cil 1 ; Pierian Literary Society ; p,er ' an Phi Delta Essay Contest; Ilarveyan Staff 2 3, 4; Comet Staff 1, 2; Debating Club 3 ’; Tennis Club 3. 4; Orchestra ; Basket- Uj,n 1 2 3 4; Morris Harvey Singers 4, President of Student Athletic Association 3, 4; Stage Manager of Dramatic Clu , Senior Play. The name of “Harney” Clay has be- come closely associated with that of Morris Harvey. His abilities cove wide range of activities. ln ™ us j athletics, fraternities, and in social an literary pursuits he has been successful. His graduation will be a distinct loss to the college. I Page 30 L. KEELING FIFE Buffalo, W. Va. Chi Beta Phi; Zeta Kappa Scribblers Literary Club. Chi Beta Phi, Vice-President 4; Scrib- blers Literary Club, Treasurer 3, His- torian 4; Y. M. C. A.; Harveyan Staff, Business Manager 3; Zeta Kappa Mins- trels 3, 4; Student Council 4; Assistant Librarian 3, 4; Vice-President Student Body 4. Keeling is a man easy to like and one of the most friendly persons on the cam- pus. Not only is he a good student but he is always ready to lend a helping hand, and is an all-round good fellow. He has no reason to be ashamed of his record at Morris Harvey. MARY CHRISTINE FISHER Charleston, W. Va. Alpha Mu Scarritt College 1 ; Life Service Group, Secretary 2, 3; Y. W. C. A., Program Committee 2, President 3 ; Alpha Mu, Secretary 3, Cast of Play 3; Secretary- Treasurer Student Body 3; Student Council 4; Phi Delta Literary Society 2, 3; Comet Staff, Circulation Manager 3. Mary is one of those persons who gets along well with every one. She is well liked and sees the silver lining in every cloud. As secretary to the Dean she has marked us absent from chapel many times but we all forgive her. P age 31 CECIL CL FRANTZ Oak Hill, W. Va. Chi lirt a Phi; Zeta Kappa Scribblers Literary Club; Varsity Club. Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Student Manager of Ath- letics 3; Comet Staff, Business Manager 2, Editor 4; Harveyan Staff, Business Man- ager 2, Editor 3; President of Varsity Club 2, 3 ; President of Chi Beta Phi 3, 4; President of Junior Class 3; President of Senior Class 4; Lyceum Committee 4; Student Council 4; Harveyan Minstrel 2; Zeta Kappa Minstrel 3, 4; Vice-Presi- dent Scribblers Literary Club 4; Class Play. If we were to describe one of “Spider’s ' chief traits in his college career, we should use the word “versatility. In addition to his regular scholastic work he has found time to devote to athletics, fraternities, clubs, and publications. Last, but not least, he is the president of our class. MELBA BLAKE FRANTZ Oak Hill, W. Va. Maryland College for Women 1 ; New River State College 2, 3; Morris Harvey College 4. New River State’s loss was Morris Harvey’s gain when she decided to cast her lot with us. We are of one accord in believing that she is a charming, in- telligent, and capable life-partner for our president. We are glad to have her graduate with our class. Pac;e 32 JUDGE L. LAYNE Barboursville, W. V A. Scribblers Literary Club; Debating Club. Phi Delta Literary Society 1, 2, 3; Char- ter Member of Scribblers Literary Club; Ministerial Association, President 3; De- bating Club 4. We have one ‘‘Judge’ ' in our class, although he is not a member of the bar. He is one of the ministers of our class and is noted for his Huent speech and stately gestures. He is able to lead chapel or preside over an audience with great ease. MATTIE SHIPLEY McNEER Alderson, W. Va. Alpha Mu Debating Club. Basketball; Alpha Mu, Treasurer 3; Phi Delta Literary Society; Alderson Junior College, Summer of 1928. Mattie has been a faithful person on our campus and it would seem rather odd not to see her here. In the Alpha Mu Sorority she is rated high by her sisters. In every way she is a McNeer and has it on her brother, “Mac”, when it comes to making a speech. Page 33 ETHA E. NASH B ARBOURSVILLE, W. V A. Rural Life Club. Teacher in Barboursville High School 4; President of Rural Life Club 3; Member of Rural Life Club 4. Miss Nash is another member of our class of whom we have reason to be proud. Both in her work as student and teacher she has made an enviable rec- ord. Our wish is that even greater suc- cess may crown her efforts in the years which lie ahead. WILLIAM PAUL McNEER Alderson, W. Va. 7. eta Kappa Scribblers Literary Club; Debating Club; Varsity Club. Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3; Y. M. C. A., Vice-President 4; Phi Delta Literary Society, President 1 ; Debating Club, President 2, Vice- President 3 ; Cast Alpha Mu-Scribblers Play 1 ; Scribblers Literary Club, Presi- dent 3, 4; Vice-President 2; Comet Staff 3, 4; Harveyan Staff 2, 3; Lyceum Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 1 ; Athletic Committee, Vice-President 3. “Mac” is well known on the campus and liked by every one. He is active in all phases of college life, being not only a fraternity man but an athlete as well. His hobby is solving constitu- tional disputes in fraternity meetings. Things look bright for “Mac” because he never gives up hope. Page 34 REBECCA JULIA WISEMAN SUMMERSVILLE, W. Va. Alpha Mu Dramatic Club. Alpha Mu, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice- President 3, President 4; V. W. C. A., Secretary 1, Vice-President 3, President 4; Sophomore Class President; Cast of Senior Play 2; Cast of Alpha Mu Plav 3, 4; Phi Delta Literary Society; Morris Harvey Singers; Dramatic Club. Heck has won the friendship and respect of all those with whom she has come in contact. She is a real student in the class room, and is popular on the campus and in social activ.ties. Often mentioned, and never forgotten. ORA ROSE WINTZ Madison, W. Va. Alpha Mu Phi Delta Literary Society 1 ; Secretary Sophomore Class 2; Vice-President Jun- ior 3; Vice-President Senior Cass 4; Coal River Club 1 ; Alpha Mu 2, 3, 4, Cast Alpha Mu Play 3, Secretary 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, 2, 4. Ora Rose Wintz is all that her name implies. She is, like the queen of tiowers, the rose, winsome, loving, full of grace and beauty. The same spirit with which she conquers on the basketball court is carried over into all phases of her col- lege life. To know her is to love her. Page 35 Ll HE I ROYCE G. MONOGHAN Mabank, Texas Varsity Club. Texas Military College 1; Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; Baseball 2. 3; Varsity Club, Vice- President 4. “ Monty the friendly boy with the sunny disposition, comes from I exas. He is a star, not only in athletics but everywhere and in everything. His hear, is as big as the great open spaces and here he cherishes an undying love for his Alma Mater and his frien s. GEORGE A. HILPERT Charleston, W. Va. Morris Harvey College School of Music 1927-1929; Student under Madame Schumann-Heink m Kansas City summer of 1928; teacher of voice and piano in Charleston. Mr. Hilpert is an attractive and congenial young man who has studied at several schoo s of music but who decided to graduate from Morris Harvey. He has already been successful in the teaching of music and we predict even greater success for him in the future. Pac.e 36 JUNIORS THE HARVEY AN 1929 ROYCE G. MONOGHAN Mabank, Texas Varsity Club. Texas Military College 1; Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; Baseball 2, 3; Varsity Club, Vice- President 4. “Monty , the friendly boy with the sunny disposition, comes from I exas. He is a star, not only in athletics but everywhere and in everything. His heart is as big as the great open spaces and here he cherishes an undying love for his Alma Mater and his friends. GEORGE A. HILPERT Charleston, W. Va. Morris Harvey College School of Music 1927-1929; Student under Madame Schumann-Heink in Kansas City summer of 1928; teacher of voice and piano in Charleston. Mr Hilpert is an attractive and congenial young man who has studied at se eial tho ‘ ) of music but who decided to graduate from Morris Harvey. He has already been successtu in the teaching of music and we predict even greater success for him in the future. Page 36 THK HARVEY AN 1929 Junior Class Motto: “Truth conquers all things Colors: Scarlet and Gray Flower: Amaryllis Prof. David Kirby Eldon Bradshaw - Kathleen Clay - Floyd Pribble Secretary- Faculty Advisor President - Fice-President Treasurer Frank Arritt Margaret Ben ford Eldon Bradshaw D. H. Brooks Fred Caton Kathleen Clay Caldwell Dudley Sallie Fife Chester Hager Lee Hodson Nell Jimison Belva Lambert Bertha Gill Plybon Floyd Pribble Carl Radford Kyle Sawyers Kathleen Shawver Edward Smith ELDON BRADSHAW PROF. KIRBY CALDWELL DUDLEY MARGARET BENFORD KATHLEEN CLAY SALLIE FIFE FLOYD PRIBBLE CHESTER HAGER LEE HODSON CARL RADFORD ETHEL WARD KYLE SAWYERS KATHLEEN SHAWVER Page 39 ROSA HARVEY HALL This dormitory for women is expected to be torn down before the opening of the Fall Quarter in order to make way for the new Administration Building which will be erected near this site. It is one of the oldest buildings on the campus and has already been re- placed by the new Rosa Harvey Hall which has recently been com- pleted on “Inspiration Ridge. Page 40 2f N THF. HARVEYAN VOY 1929 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Motto: “Look to the end, Colors: Rose and Silver Mrs. 11. F. Toothman Hubert L. Thornburg Sarah F. Pennyb acker - Henry Young - laugh, labor and love Flower: Yellow Tea Rose Secretary- - Faulty Advisor President - I ' ice -President Treasu rer Mary Burks George Clark Ruby Elkins Robert Fleger Seaborn Griffith Olive Hopson Wii.mer Lewis Everette Mason Laurel May Sarah Frances Pennyracker Frank Ply bon Olive Riggleman Ted Robinette Ruth Rogers Hubert Thornburg Bettie Allen Vallandingham Mabel Varner Ethel Ward Beale Yoak Henry Young Steve Zelazo Page 42 w w m . 1 Jr Wt ;KOK :K ,ARK TOOTH MAN- ruby ELKINS ROBERT KI.EGER OLIVE HOPSON EVERETTE MASON I-AUREL MAY SARAH K. PENNYBACKER TED ROBINETTE RUTH ROGERS HUBERT THORNBURG BETT1E A. VALLANDINGHAM MABEL VARNER BEALE YOAK HENRY YOUNG Page 43 Who’s Who in Morris Harvey (Popularity Contest) Most Beautiful Girl Most Handsome Man - Most Progressive Faculty Member - Most Representative College Woman - Most Representative College Man Most Intellectual Woman Most Intellectual Man - Most Popular Woman - Most Popular Man - Most Studious Person Most Friendly Person - Best Athlete (man) Best Athlete (woman) - Most Eccentric Person - At” ------- Campus Flirt Campus Sheik - Ora Wintz Beale Yoak - Prof. A. C. Blackwell - Mary Fisher - Eldon Bradshaw - Madalyn M. Bradford - Seaborn Griffith - Mary Fisher - Frank Arritt - Caldwell Dudley - Frank Arritt - Edward Smith Ora Wintz - Caldwell Dudley - Cecil G. Frantz - Virginia Mullins - Henry Young Page 44 THE HARVEY AN 1929 r ' jTtjJy Jl £o ARVEYAN 1929 iigSSSSlIf m w KjW r i Xk)S m it— I Freshman Class Motto : B- Coi.or: Crimson and White Prof. A. C. Blackwell - Elmo Kelley Louie Hoff - Mary Elizabeth Perry Tom Stout - Dess a Ai.tizer William Brooks Ida Brown inc. Lettie Browning Henry Bundy Hugh Cook Dorothea Cooke John Copuzelo Donald Dillon Florence Eggleston- Hazel Elkins Bernard Fulton Dixie Hatfield Louie Hoff Elmo Kelley Robert Miller Mary Lee Mitchell Flower: Red Rose . Faculty Advisor President . Pice-President - Secretary - Treasurer Virginia Mullins Mary Elizabeth Perry Carnet Price James Reynolds Ernest Snodgrass Tom Stout Mary Elizabeth Varner Burleigh Wright P 1 k fccr.J Page 46 DESS A ALTIZER LETT IK BROWNING JOHN COPl’ZELO GARTER BUNDY DONALD DILLON I ROE. BLACKWELL IDA BROWNING DOROTHEA COOKE HUGH COOK FLORENCE EGGLESTON HAZEL ELKINS BERNARD FULTON Page 47 ELMO KELLEY VIRGINIA MULLINS ERNEST SNODGRASS LOUIE HOFF MARY LEE MITCH H GARNET PRICE DIXIE HATFIELD ROBERT MILLER MARY E. PERRY TOM STOUT MARY VARNER Page 48 ORGANIZATIONS BOOK III Student Government Council S. Paris Bell, Jr. President Merle Calfee Secretary-Treasurer SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Mary Fishlr Cecil CL Frantz JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Carl Radford Edward Smith SOPHOMORE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Bettie Allen Vallandingham I ' ed Robinette FRESHMAN CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Dorothea Cooke Bernard Fulton Page 49 H.nevEYflN •STfl F F ' E. S. SHANNON Faculty Advisor H. L. CLAY, JR. Advertising Manager CARL RADFORD Editor-in-Chief KATHLEEN CLAY Art Editor REALE YOAK LEE HODSON Business Manager CALDWELL DUDLEY Assistant Editor ELMO KELLEY Assistant Advertising Managers Page 50 — ' - MilK MM K I ION Of m i k IS PROFESSOR Ol ) EDUCATION AT, VERVJ HOI OS conferei! HAROT ABOlUfl vn LE AND f ■ SONG SPEAKS TO LTV ON FATHER OF IlDAl. CHEMISTRY Business parlej ■ main ADDRESS! ■ inc; CURRY neI !U CIV’I L ' ARMVSL | IN CYMNv m in m vk , TURE S BIC EVENT ' NAMES VOTED UPON FOR MEM VPPOINT COMMIT. EES ON CONSTITUTION IS ORGANIZED- ,‘ERTHS— BOZOS Lt ready ILE BE INSTRUT. MER SCHOOL A UNIVET TO GIVE COUR« OGY AND I CHILD l| THE OFFICIAL WEEKLY SCHOOL PAPER FOR MORRIS HARVEY COLLEGE VOLUME X—NUMBER I (bln Morris Harvey % MEMBER WEST VIRGINIA INTER. COLLEGIATE PRESS ASSOCIATION BARBOURSVIU.E. WEST VIRGINIA ANNOUNCE AVIATION CONTEST musjs, forall college students SENIOR CLASS EETS TODAY AL x N, tN AIRCRAFT CO PANT TO GIVE AWAY AIR PLANE AND OTHER PRIZts WINNER MAY HAVE FOUR SCHOLARSHIP IN AN AP, nautical Rther senior WANT BETTER ianding i nts HEALTH : RADIO MACLIN VISIT, 0 - MORRIS HAif NURSE SPEAKER CHI BETA PHIS HAVE SESSION COLLEGE HAVE 3 TEAMS • will v n i«iUv REINHARDT TO ! TEACH AGAIN IN U. OF of ■ ' ' (ArlMI 4. Cotmmm I) V 1 a v, 1 1 HI BERT THORNBURG ur Justness Manaqer Wm. PAUL McNEER Asst. Circulation Manager TED ROBINETTE Advertising Manager Editor-in Chief S. PARIS BELL, JR. CALDWELL Assistant Sports Editor Edit or DONALD DILLON Asst. Advertising Manager LAUREL MAY Asst. Advertising Manager DUDLEY ELDON BRADSHAW Assistant Editor CARL RADFORD Circulation Manager Page 51 Alpha Mu Sorority Rebecca Wiseman Sallie Fife - Ora Wintz - Merle Calfee President Pice-President - Secretary Treasurer ON THE FACULTY Mrs. II. F. Toothman Merle Calfee, ’29 Ora Wintz, ’29 Kathleen Clay, ’30 B. A. Vallandingham, ACTIVE MEMBERS IN COLLEGE Sallie Fife, ’30 Rebecca Wiseman, 29 Ruth Rogers, ' 31 ' 31 Sarah F. Pennybacker, ’31 Mattie McNeer, ’29 Mary Fisher, ’29 Olive Hopson, ’31 Nell Jimison, ’31 Alyce Thompson, ’31 Polly Caton, ’28 Mrs. David Kirby, ' 27 Mary McClure Mrs. Doris Ross ACTIVE ALUMNAE Virginia Funk Mary Woods Mrs. Henry Rose Mary E. Thornburg, ’27 Truby Vance, ’28 Mrs. Cecil Andrews Lelia Nutter Mary Bin ford merle calfee KATHLEEN CLAY OLIVE HOPSON MATTIE McNEER SARAH BETTI E A. V ALLAN DINGHAM MRS. TOOTHMAN MARY FISHER SALLIE FIFE PENNYBACKER RUTH ROGERS ORA WINTZ REBECCA WISEMAN Z A uTa: Page 53 f M Alpha Chapter, Zeta Kappa National Social Fraternity Founded at Morris Harvey College, March 14, 1923 Eldon Bradshaw President Lle Hodson l ice- President Ted Robinette Secretary Carl Radford Treasurer FRA I RES IN FACT LTATE E. S. Shannon, 23 A. C. Blackwell E. M. Fulton H. D. Westfall S. Paris Bell, Jr., 29 L. K. Fife, 29 Wvi. Paul McNeer, 29 Fed Robinette, 31 C. N. Fannin, ’24 John T. Fife, 24 FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Eldon Bradshaw, 30 Cecil G. Frantz, 29 Floyd Fribble, ’30 S. L. Zelazo, ’31 FRATRES IN TRBE Frank Hager, ’27 W. V. Christian, 24 Raymond Walker H. L. Clay, Jr., 29 Lee Hodson, ’30 Carl Radford, ’30 Julius Vitez J. Doyle Yoak, ’27 Page 54 it H -1U s. PARIS BELL, JR. C. N. FANNIN E. M. FULTON CARL RADFORD A. ( ' . BLACKWELL JOHN T. FIFE LEE HODSON TED ROBINETTE ELDON BRADSHAW L. KEELING FIFE Wm. PAUL McNEER E. S. SHANNON H. L. CLAY, JR. CECIL G. FRANTZ FLOYD PRIBBLE H. I). WESTFALL Page 55 UJZj- THE HARVEYAN 1929 P psilon Chapter of Chi Beta Phi NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC FRATERNITY National Order Founded 1916 Epsilon Chapter Established 1923 Cecil G. Frantz President L. Keeling Fife Pice-President S. Paris Bell, Jr. - - - - - - - Corresponding Secretary-Treasurer H. L. Clay, Jr. Recording Secretary FRATRES IN FACULTATE A. C. Blackwell W. E. Byrne R. J. Yoak H. E. Miller E. S. Shannon, ’23 FRATRES IN URBE R. H. Curry D. C. Wysong H. C. Lantz F. E. Hager, ' 27 J. T. Fife, ’24 J. D. Yoak, j 27 FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Frank L. Arritt, TO H. L. Clay, Jr., ’29 Laurel May, ’31 S. Paris Bell, Jr., ’29 L. Keeling Fife, 29 Edward G. Smith, ’30 Eldon Bradshaw, ’30 Cecil G. Frantz, ’29 s. PARIS BELL, JR. A. ( BLACKWELL JOHN T. FIFE CECIL G. FRANTZ H F MILLER E. S. SHANNON ELDON BRADSHAW H. L. CLAY. JR. L. KEELING FIFE LAUREL MAY EDWARD SMITH R. J. YOAK ) ? ii ri fas ' 3r%� J jgtom Page 57 Scribblers Literary Club LOCAL ELECTIVE FRATERNITY Wm. Paul McNeer Cecil G. Frantz Carl Radford Lee Hodson L. Keeling Fife FACULTY MEMBERS Prof. A. C. Blackwell Prof. David Kirby Prof. Ray W. Frantz Prof. L. Rigcleman Dr. R. J. Yoak President Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Historian Prof. E. S. Shannon Dean H. F. Tooth m an ACTIVE ALUMNI ASSOCIATES C. N. Fannin, 24 Roy Lee Harmon J. T. Fife, ' 24 John W. Hollister, ’26 J. Doyle Yoak, 27 ACTIVE MEMBERS S. Paris Bell, Jr., ’29 Cecil G. Frantz. ’29 Carl Radford, 30 Caldwell Dudley, ’30 Lee Hodson, ’30 Ted Robinette, ’31 L. Keeling Fife, ’29 Wm. Paul McNeer, ’29 Hubert L. Thornburg, ’31 Page 58 s - PARIS BELL, JR. JOHN T. FIFE C. BLACKWELL L. KEELING El F WM. PA CL McXEER CAR I. RADFORD CALDWELL DUDLEY C. X. FANNIN LEE HODSON CECIL (i. FRANTZ HUBERT THORNBURG TED ROBINETTE Page 59 Life Service Group Dr. R. J. Yoak, Sponsor S. Paris Bell, Jr. Florence I. Eggleston Mary Fisher Lee Hodson Louie Hoff Florence Howard Elmo Kelley Frank Plybon Olive Riggleman Kyle Sawyers Ernest Snodgrass Tom Stout B. F. Wright S. Paris Bell, Jr., Ministerial Student, Chi Beta Phi, Varsity Club, Zeta Kappa, Scribblers, . M. C. A., Rural Life Club. Florence I. Eggleston, Rural Education. Mary Fisher, Life Service Student, Y. W. C. A., Alpha Mu. Lee Hodson, Educational Missionary, Y. M. C. A., Zeta Kappa, Scribblers. Louie Hoff, Ministerial Student, Y. M. C. A. Florence Howard, Life Service, Assistant Professor in Religious Education and Bible, Dean of Women. B. E. Kelley, Ministerial Student, Y. M. C. A. CL F. Plybon, Ministerial Student, Debating, Y. M. C. A. Olive Riggleman, Educational Work, Y. W. C. A., Rural Life Club, Debating Club. E. Kyle Sawyers, Ministerial Student, Varsity Club, Y. M. C. A. Ernest Snodgrass, Ministerial Student, Y. M. C. A. Tom Stout, Ministerial Student. B. K Wright, Member of Baltimore Conference M. E. Church South, Special student in Bible and Sociology. Robert J. oak, A.B., M.A., B.D., D.D., Head of Bible and Religious Education Department, Chi Beta Phi, Pi Gamma Mu. HOUIE HOFF KVLE SAWYERS ERXEST SXODGR ASS SS ,, mAR LEE HO, MARY FISHER HI. MO KELLEY B - F. WRIGHT Page 61 Rural Life Club S. Paris Kell, Jr. - Prof. David Kirby - Dessa L. Ai.tizer - - President iee-President - Secretary- T reasurer Dessa L. Ai.tizer H. W. Auvii. S. Paris Bell, Jr. H. C. Bundy Fred P. Caton George Clark Jessie Lee Crowe Robert A. Fleger Prof. Ray W. Frantz Chester Hager Nell Jimison Eloise Kelly B. F. Wright Everette Mason Etha Nash Genevieve Garrett Nil an Prof. James M. Reinhardt Prof. Leonard Riggleman Fi.orence Spiker I he Rural Life Club was organized 1 at tile opening of the Fall Quarter 1928, with a membership of twenty. ' File purpose was two- told; to promote an interest in rural life among the students and the faculty on the campus; to render some definite services and to make some specific contributions to rural communities in the Huntington area. This latter purpose was carried out in two ways; by frequent visits to rural communities to assist in community meetings; by radio programs, which ere broadcast over station WSAZ Huntington, West Virginia, every Saturday night throughout the school tear. The club is affiliated with the American Collegiate Country Life Association. T Page 62 I)ESSA ALTIZER S PARIS BELL ’ JR - CARTER BUNDY OEORGE CLARK MR RIrrrp „. x , EREDCATON ETHA NASH EVERETTE MASON ' ' ' ' “ HESTER HAGER KOUKRT FLEGER B - F. VVKIGIIT P CF 63 Debating Club Madalyn M. Bradford E. K. Sawyers John Copuzelo .... Prof. F. P. Summers Madalyn M. Bradford H. C. Bundy Dorothea Cooke John Copuzelo Donald Dillon E. K. President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Coach Ruby Elkins J. L. Layne Mary Elizabeth Perry Frank Plybon Olive Riggleman Sawyers DEBATE SCHEDULE Concord here Concord there Marshall - here Marshall - there Preliminaries for the Debating Club were held February 28 th. Those partic- ipating in the try-out were: Madalyn Bradford, Rubv Elkins, Olive Riggleman, John Copuzelo, Donald Dillon, Judge Layne, Frank Plybon, and Kyle Sawyers. Those making up the teams were Olive Riggleman, Madalyn Bradford, Donald Dillon and Kyle Sawyers. Both debates with Concord were lost, and both with Marshall were won. The question for debate was: “Resolved, That there should be a substitute for the present jury system in the United States.” MADALYN BRADFORD MR. SUMMERS DONALD DILLON DOROTHEA COOKE JOHN COPUZEI JUDGE LAYNE RUBY ELKINS KYLE SAWYERS MARY E. PERRY CARTER BUNDY Page 65 Varsity Club LETTERMEN ' S FRATERNITY Floyd Pribbi.e, ’30 Mysterious Marvel Wm. Paul McNeer, ’29 Trusty Treater Jeff Lewis, ’31 Keeper of the Scroll BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY A. C. Blackwell E. S. Shannon E. M. Fulton H. 1). Westfall BROTHERS IN THE COLLEGE S. Paris Bell, Jr., ’29 Eldon Bradshaw, 30 George Clark, ’31 Bernard Fulton, ’32 Everette Mason, ’31 Royce G. Monochan, ’29 Carl Radford, ’30 Kyle Sawyers, ’30 Edward Smith, ’30 Henry Young, ’31 Steve Zelazo, ’31 Page 66 Y. W. C. A. CABINET Rebecca Wiseman, 29 . Sallie C. Fife, ’30 - Kathleen Clay, ’30 - President Pice-President Secretary- T re usurer COMMITTEE Merle Calfee, ' 29 Margaret Benford, 30 Mara Elizabeth Perry, 32 Page 67 Y. M. G. A. CABINET Lee Hodson, President Wm. Paul McNeer, ’29 Vice-President Ted Robinette, ’31 Secretary S. Paris Bell, Jr., ’29 ------ Treasurer PROGRAM COMMITTEE Elmo Kelley, ’32, Chairman Kyle Sawyers, ’31 Caldwell Dudley, ’30 Prof. A. C. Blackwell ----- Vacuity Advisor Page 68 CjENEVIEVE CiARRETT NlLAN Eloise Kelly - Lee Hodson - Am ie Varner Director Pianist - Manager Librarian A. C. Blackwell Merle Calfee Kathleen Clay Leonard Clay Ruby Elkins Sallie Fife Lee Hudson Louie Hoff Elmo Kelley Robert Miller Mary Lee Mitchell Sarah Frances Pennyb acker Carl Radford Ted Robinette Ruth Rogers Kathleen Shawver Beale Yoak Tom Stout Hubert Thornburg Bettie Valla ndingh am Am ie Varner Mabel Varner Rebecca Wiseman Page 69 Red and Gold Serenaders Robert Miller S. Paris Bell, Jr., Mur ice Beckett Carl Radford Am ie Varner Carl Radford, Director Louie Hoff Dale Yoak Lee Hodson H. L. Clay, Jr. Pace 70 FEATURES BOOK IV SPONSORS KLEANOR COLEMAN Charleston, y y x Sponsor of Student Body RUBY HAGER HarBOURSVILLE, y. Vx. Sponsor of H arvey an VIOLET SMITH Vienna, W. Va. Sponsor of Y.M. C. A THELMA KYGER Parkersburg, W. Va. Sponsor of Sophomore Class - Virginia Muluns -Garnet Price : ' ATHLETICS BOOK V Golden Eagles of 1928 Standing: E. S. Shannon, Director Athletics; H. D. “Deac Westfall, Assistant Coach; Lewis, Arritt, Pribble, Dillon, Cook, Yoak, Monaghan, H. Brooks, Hoff, Student Manager; Dr. R. H. Ruff, President Morris Harvey College; E. M. “Brownie” Fulton, Head Coach. Second Row: Mason, Smith, Hatfield, Snodgrass, McNeer. First Row: Griffith, Sparks, Sawyers, Bradshaw, Captain; Fulton, Fleger, Young. Those making up the Varsity Squad were: Lewis, Pribble, Cook, Monaghan, H. Brooks, Mason, Hatfield, Griffith, Sparks, Sawyers, Bradshaw, Fulton and Young. On the Reserve Squad were Arritt, Dillon, Yoak, Smith, Snodgrass, McNeer, Fleger and W. Brooks. SEASON RECORD Transylvania - - - - 42 Morris Harvey - 14 Alderson - - - - 0 Morris Harvey - 31 Morehead - - - - - 13 Morris Harvey - 0 B road d us - - - - 33 Morris Harvey - 0 Eastern Ky. formal 0 Morris Harvey - 18 New River State - 6 Morris H arvey - 0 Marshall - - - - 45 Morris Harvey - 0 West Liberty - - - - 43 Morris Harvey - 0 Fairmont - - - - 25 Morris Harvey - 7 Bluefield - - - - 13 Morris Harvey - - - - 12 Concord - - - - 31 Morris H arvev - 0 Page 75 Golden Eagle Basketball Squad of 1929 Standi n ;: H. 1). “I)eac” Westfall, Assistant Coach; K. S. Shannon, Director Athletics; Clay, Reynolds, Young, H. Brooks, Lewis, ( ' lark, E. M. “Brownie” Fulton, Head Coach. Kxremnc; Hoff, Bradshaw, Arritt, Zelazo, Pribble, Smith. SiTTiNt;: Snodgrass, Miller, Cook, Fulton, Bundy. Below: Copuzelo; Fleger, Yoak. Those making up the Varsity S(|uad were: ( ' lay. Reynolds, Young, H. Brooks, Lewis, Clark, Hoff, Bradshaw, Arritt, Zelazo, Pribble and Smith. On the Reserve Squad were Snodgrass, Miller, Cook, Fulton, Bundy, Copuzelo, Fleger, Yoak: Mason and W. Brooks. SEASON RECORD Flying Squadron - 15 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 22 Huntington Presbyterians - 31 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 23 New River State - 32 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 25 Huntington Presbyterians ... 39 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 26 Madison Big Parade ... - - 21 Morris Harvey 50 Marshall - 42 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 38 Davis and Elkins 49 Morris Harvey 31 Rio Grande 34 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 29 Broa dd us - 24 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 42 West Liberty ------ 39 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 36 West Virginia Freshmen - - 27 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 24 Salem 48 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 28 Davis and Elkins - 42 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 32 Broaddus ------- - 22 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 35 Marshall - 47 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 26 Marshall - 43 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 23 Flying Squadron - 45 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 20 New River State - 31 Morris RESERVES Harvey 32 Madison Big Parade - 12 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 1 Hamlin South Penn. - - 20 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 10 Catlettsburg ------ - 23 Morris Harvey - - - - - - 14 Hamlin South Penn. - 14 Morris Page 76 Harvey 19 Women s Basketball Team Mullins, Burks, Clay, Frantz H. I). “Deac Westfall. Coach; Wintz, Captain; Browning. Klkins, Perry. Price, not in picture. M. H.C. M. H. C. M. H. C. M. H.C. M. H. C. M. H. C. M. H. C. At. H.C. M. H. C. M. H. C. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL RECORD 9 — Catlettsbur 5 — Alderson 11 — Greenbrier - 18 — Alderson 18 — Catlettsburg - 15 — Starr-Stuart - 16 — Ravenswood - 18 — Hamlin - 33 Greenbrier 27 _ Hamlin - 14 26 23 37 19 43 24 19 21 19 Page 77 GOLDEN EAGLE TENNIS SQUAD C ,3y ’ A C • B,ackweI1 ’ Coach Thornburg, Hodson, Arritt, Bell, Frantz, Radford. BASEBALL TEAM St a ni (; ; Carter Bundy, Student Manager; Zelazo; H Athletic Director; Reynolds; Smith; W. Brooks; H. D. Sitting: E. M. Fulton, Coach; Cook; Bradshaw Brooks; Clark; E. S. Shannon, Westfall, Assistant Coach. ; Copuzelo; Pribble. Page 78 A Message from the President I ) I HK S I UDENT BODY AND OTHERS It gives me pleasure to use this space in the Harvevan to sav a fev uords about our College. Dormitory facilities without comparison i, ! rCg ' ° n « h ere. Our class rooms are not in poor condi veTr’s old u C ° mPare th ° Se in ° ther schooIs than fort, oom and I “ ° ' V tUrning toward better cl a, room and laboratory bu.ldmgs, and the proposed building program pro- vules for more of these than our present student body demand ' s, “ Zy Our dormh ? V ' m ,° f theSC bu,ld,ngs ,n the early part of this book, ur dorm, tones are larger, too, than the present student body needs ( ur present object ,s to fill these dormitories with students. That is „ e desire more than a normal growth-we look for a sudden increase in the s,« of our student body. We request that you aid us in this matter both by recommending the school to prospective students, and by plan- s and st,,dies so that - - « “ wi,i gt: With best wishes, Robt. H. Ruff, President Bradshaw-Diehl Co. Will Lake Great Pride in Costuming the Graduates of the Glass of ’29 for the Annual Commencement of MORRIS COLLEGE HARVEY CHAS. W. THORNBURG ROBERT E. THORNBURG HANS WATTS THORNBURG Insurance Agency Insurance Surety Bonds 414 Eleventh Street Huntington - West Va. I You are invited to Morrison’s Department Store Newest Styles Better Quality Lower Prices in Ladies’ Coats, Suits Dresses and Millinery Clothing for Men and Boys PIECE GOODS AND SHOES You Are Always Welcome 831-33 Fourth Aye. Huntington - West Va. The Bank of Milton Milton, W. Va. •••••• CAPITAL and SURPLUS $95,000.00 The Rank of Huntington’s Foremost Clothiers for Men and Boys NORTHCOTT- TATE-HAGY COMPANY P e r s o n a l c e MEANOR AND HANDLOSER Architects 926-28 FOURTH AVE. HUNTINGTON W. VA. Professional Building HUNTINGTON W. VA. , STELLA E. BOOTHE BUSINESS SCHOOL ; | COURSES IN j I SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, STENOTYPE, BOOKKEEPING, j j MACHINE BOOKKEEPING, DICTAPHONE { j You Are Invited to Visit Our Dormitory j j TENTH ST. AT FIFTH AVE. HUNTINGTON, WEST VA. j STEELE HUNTINGTON WHOLESALE FUNERAL FURNITURE 1 1 COMPANY HOME Jobbers I | and Manufacturers’ I Agents !!!! Distributors of 1 1 Arbor phone Radios, Bee- Vac Wash- ing Machines, Congoleum Gold Huntington Seal Rugs, All Kinds of Household Furniture West Special Attention Given to College Dormitories and Hotel Furnishings Va. 738-740 Eighth Ave. I i Huntington - West Va. THE HARVEYAN 1929 in VJVFrl GeiJiH gr 4 1 JOE PASQUALI EXPERT LAYERS OF FLOORING TILE Note our work on the floors of McDonald and Rosa Harvey Halls l j i j i j i i i i i i i j i 211 Eighth Avenue ! ! Huntington - West Virginia j j Hardware Harness ) Ranges ■ Heaters | JAMES BRADY j Rugs ■ Linoleums • Radio j ACCESSORIES, TIRES j AND TUBES Barboursville, West Va. Charles Restaurant Successors to The Busy Bee Restaurant A GOOD PLACE TO EAT 427 Ninth St, Huntington ■ West Va. j Deardorff-Sisler | Company f Huntington s Style Center j A FRIENDLY PLACE TO SHOP, A SATISFACTORY PLACE : TO HUY ♦ M „ IM Ml M u r T , he cover for A this annual was created by The DAVID J. MOLLOY CO. 2857 N. Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois . m CUm Moll ay Made Cover heart tliie trade mark on llie back lid THE HARVEYAN 1929 School Days Return Their Golden Glow If You Have a Harveyan Photograph in the 1929 Harveyan MADE BY THE Salyers’ Studio 941 Vi Third Avenue Huntington - West Virginia PHONES H. C. HECK Day 51 Heck Furniture and Undertaking Go. UNDERTAKERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. Va. Emmons - Hawkins Hardware Co. Huntington • West Va. Quality Quantity SERVICE JUSTICE INN Fried Chicken Dinners Morris Harvey Parties Always Welcome Milton ■ W. Va. Princess Shoppe COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR THE CO-ED Ready-to-Wear Dresses, Coats, Underwear, Hosiery and Other Feminine Things 911 Third Ave. Huntington - West Va. THE HARVEY AN 1929 HAGAN COMPANY PLUMBING, HEATING AND ROOFING Plumbing Contractors on Rosa Harvey Hall 310 Eleventh Street Huntington ■ West Virginia Lewis-Hall Motor Company Milton - W. Va. Ford Dealers Our trade throughout the Bar- boursville region is warranted by the exceptional service which we offer. PUTNAM COUNTY BANK Hurricane, W. Va. Service - Stability Distributors of Betty Jane Flour, Hume Canned Fruits Franco-American Coffee Goodwin Preserves Hagen, Ratcliff and Company Wholesale Grocers HUNTINGTON - WEST VA. Rogers Company The Home of the Blue-White Perfect Diamonds Members of the Gruen Watch Guild Dependable Jewelry, Watches and Atwater Kent Radios cor RTFS Y AND SATISFACTION CREDIT A 7 CASH PRH ROGERS COMPANY Square Deal Jewelers NINTH ST. FOURTH AVE. In the Florentine Hotel Bldg. H UNTINGTON Ashland Store, Catnayo Arcade Building Theres a Blue and Gray Going Your Way ’ RIDE THE BUS Our comfortable and dependable system of motor coach transportation covers 600 miles cf the principal highways of Southern and Central est Virginia and Southeastern Ohio. THE ATHLETIC TEAMS OF morris HARVEY USE OUR BUSSES BI .UE AND GRAY TRANSIT CO. general offices 601 Virginia Street 1 Charleston, W. Va. Beauty and Quality are the Ch a racteristics of the Plu m h i ng F ixtures sold by the Bailey-Farrell Mfg. Company Display Rooms Pittsburgh, Pa. Huntington - West Va. Charleston - West Va. Morris Harvey College has Bailey. Farrell Plumbing Installations A City Drug Store in Barboursville I he Barboursville Drug Company Registered Pharmacist Always on Duty DRUG SUPPLIES Rubber Goods Our Soda Fountain Products and Candies Are Unrivaled Across the Street from the College ARTHUR FUNERAL HOME A mbulance Service PHONE 7482 2863 Third Ave. Huntington - West Va. 9 CHAS. H. HAGAN CO. 5 PLUMBING, HEATING AND ROOFING ' i ! Roofing, Plumbing, Heating and j Sheet Metal Contractors j on Rosa Harvey Hall j I I 301 Fourth Avenue j Huntington Oldest Largest THE ANDERSON- NEWCOMB CO. A Reliable Depart went Store for Thirty- five Years” I Huntington - West Va. 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