Morris Harvey College - Harveyan Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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Senior Class Janice Lovaine Thumm, Senior class president, has a talent for hard work. Serving as acting librarian of the College, she is also president of the choir, a veteran member of Student Council, is vice president of Phi Lambda Tau, an officer of the Christian Service Club. She was in the ' 44 May Court, and has been in Who ' s Who for two years. An English major, she plans to continue in the library field after getting her A.B. in May. Seniors whose pictures do not appear in this section Lora O ' Dell Blair Victoria Young Casto Lillian Mae Dye Betty Mae Faulkner Michael Fisher Evelyn R. Goodman Mabel C. Herndon Rose Reta Hess Milbert McCown Patrick F. McGucken Virginia Perkins Mitchell Opal Moore Lucy Paxton Morgan Dorothy H. Myers Hallie Neylon Pauli ne Richardson Nutter Enolia Moore Rhodes Martha Mae Risk Orene E. Smith June Stone Ella J. Trimble Melba Lucille Ward 13

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Morris Harvey ' s Wartime Program Intensive, Varied, Practical Serving the needs of the times, Morris Harvey College offers a full program of courses especially adapted to those students who are getting their college education while working in war industries. In the evening and occupational courses, studies are offered in practically every field — chemistry, business administration, secretarial science, salesmanship, geography, speech, religion, philosophy, history, mathematics, sociology, foreign languages. Above are shown glimpses of some of the classes. Top row, left, a class of nurses from Charleston General Hospital; center, Dean Blackwell ' s class in organic chemistry; right, two M-H students, Doris Skiles and Marie Copley, who carry on full-time laboratory jobs while attending college. Middle row, left, one of Dr. Walker ' s classes in chemistry; center, Rev. E. L. Honts ' Baptist class in religion; right, Harry M. Brawley uses visual aids on his Far East geography course. Bottom row, left, another group of nurses from Charleston General; center, another of Dean Blackwell ' s laboratory groups; right, Rev. S. Paris Bell, Jr., explains Methodist doctrine in his religion class. 12

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! L Doris E. Anderson, Natural Science major, p| ar to graduate in August, then enter the teachin profession. A native Charlestonian, she ha all her college education at MHC except h junior year, when she attended Ohio U. SK is secretary of the Senior class, member of FT Alpha Mu sorority, and Epsilon Sigma chapt of Chi Beta Phi fraternity, and is listed i Who ' s Who Among Students for 1 945. Carmalee Bailey, May graduate, majored in Soc ology and intends to be a social worker aft graduation. She is a member of the Philhai monic choir, and Phi Lambda Tau sorority. Louise S. Bryant will receive her B.S. in Elementa Education in August, to further equip herse for the teaching profession she has already er tered. In addition to work completed at Ml she has attended Glenville, Ohio U., and W. V Tech. She is now teaching at Chelyan. J. Ronald Casto, pastor of the Snow Hill-Rar charge, and star of the Zeta Kappa pantomirr in Pan-Hell ' s assembly program, is a Socioloc major and will graduate in May. In additic to membership in the ZK frat, Casto is member of the Ministerial association and w; listed in Who ' s Who Among Students for 1 94f Marie Williams Cochran, who hails from East Ban majored in Sociology and is going ahead wi her teaching profession after she gets her B in Elementary Education in August. She al attended W. Va. Tech. Opal Smith Faulkner, who was a member of t February class, received her B.S. in Eleme tary Education with a major in Social Scienc Some of her college work was completed Marshall. 14 Seniors