Morris Harvey College - Harveyan Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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Ina Joyce Craft is a physical education major. She hopes to teach in this field after graduation. Ina is a member of Sigma lota Chi sorority, the Philharmonic Choir, and played on the Golden Eagle girls ' basketball team. Alice Kaye Fox attended Greenbrier and New River State colleges before entering Morris Harvey. Although majoring in social science, Kaye is interested in psychology. She is an enthusiastic skater — ice and roller. Rollo H. Frasher, Jr., isn ' t sure just what kind of work he wants to do after graduation, but he wants to own his own business. A man with hobbies, he plays the trumpet, makes model airplanes, and follows all sports. He majored in business administration. Marion Gall, petite brunette, majored in English. Her future plans are indefinite (she ' s engaged) but she says she wouldn ' t mind teaching. Marion is a member of Sigma lota Chi sorority. Oma Hilleary served as president of Phi Lambda Tau sorority and of Epsilon Sigma chapter of Chi Beta Phi scientific fraternity in her senior year. She majored in chemistry and hopes to make use of it at one of the chemical plants in the valley. She finished her work for a degree in three and a half years by going to summer school. Virginia Jordan, a tall, slender, athletic girl, is majoring in business administration and plans either to teach or do office work. Virginia is president of Phi Kappa Sigma sorority, secretary- treasurer of the senior class, and a member of the Comet staff. 17

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Paul Beal, transfer student from Glenville Col- lege, took his last year of work at Morris Harvey. A ministerial student, he plans to do graduate work at Duke Divinity school, where he has been awarded a Duke Foun- dation scholarship. Paul is a member of the Christian Service Club, Ministerial As- sociation, Philharmonic Choir, and was listed in the college Who ' s Who. Dorothy Brookman, transfer student from Mar- shall College, completed her last year of college at M-H. She is a business adminis- tration major and plans to teach. Anna Ciccarello transferred to Morris Harvey from the University of Kentucky during her sophomore year and is a sociology ma- jor. She is feature editor of the Harveyan, vice president of the senior class, a mem- ber of Phi Kappa Sigma sorority. Llewellyn Cole has already started on her career, teaching. She majored in general science and is now teaching it at Gary. Lou is a member of Phi Kappa Sigma sorority, was society editor of the Comet, and a member of the Pan-Hellenic Council. Virginia Enicks is an English major and her present ambition is to teach in grade school. She is a member of Sigma lota Chi. Betty Dabney, black-haired, vivacious, majored in French and plans to do personnel work. She is president of Sigma lota Chi sorority, a member of the Pan-Hellenic Council, and was listed in the college students ' Who ' s Who for 1942. 16 Senior Class

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William Lynch, a ministerial student, served as a counsellor at the NYA school in South Charleston during the past year. He is a member of the Christian Service Club and the Ministerial Association. Betty McMillion plans to take graduate work after graduation from Morris Harvey. A music major, she will continue her music studies at Oberlin C ollege. Betty is a member of Alpha Mu sorority, the Phil- harmonic Choir, and served as a repre- sentative to the Student Council during the second semester of her senior year. Streamlined college programs are nothing new to her: she attended summer school twice, thereby finishing the work for a degree in three years. Ralph Poling, varsity footballer, is now doing his blocking for the U. S. Navy. The young man from Philippi recently enlisted in the Naval Air Corps. He was a physical edu- cation major. Charles Rogers, who plans to enter the Army after graduation, will receive a degree in secondary education with a major in his- tory. He is a member of Phi Sigma Phi fraternity. Edgar Smith, line-plunging fullback from East Bank, is now coaching at Roosevelt junior high school in Charleston. Bearcat is a member of the Varsity Club, Phi Sigma Phi fraternity, and was captain of the Golden Eagle football team his senior year. Kathleen Stone, an athletic-minded girl, likes ping pong, and to watch baseball games and is vice president of Sigma lota Chi sorority. She is majoring in languages. Senior Class 18