Morris Harvey College - Harveyan Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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M TOMPKINS, B. S. Business Management, • T °Kappa Sigma Kappa. ROBERT TRAPASO, B. S. Business Administration. „,c THUMM, a. B. Sociology, Phi Lambda Tau, Ministerial Association. Choir. OLAF WALKER, B. S. Business Administration. WILLIAM WALKER, B. S. Business Administra- tion. rETTY JO WALTERS, B. S Biology, Phi Lambda Tau, Choir, Biology Assistant. DORIS WEBSTER, B. S. Secondary Education. JACK WILSON, A. B. Social Science, Ministerial Association. LOUISE WILSON, B. S. Mathematics. ROBERT WILSON, B. S. Business Administration. ROBERT WOLFE, B. S. Business Management, Var- sity Baseball, President Intermural Council. LILY WITHROW, B. S. Secondary Education. LEO YOUNG, B. S. Business Administration.

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RUTH ROGERS, B. S. Elementary Education. ELAINE ROTH, A. B. Sociology, Phi Lambda Tau (Secretary, Vice President), Women’s Athletic Association. BETTY RUSSELL, B. S. Secondary Education, Women’s Athletic Association, Majorette. DAVID SAYRE, A. B. Social Science. VIRGINIA SCOTT, B. S. Secondary Education, Sigma Iota Chi, Women’s Athletic Association. EMMA JEAN SIMPSON, B. S. Secondary Educa- tion, Zeta Mu Epsilon, Women’s Athletic Asso- ciation. PRESTON SMITH, B. S. Business Administration, Varsity Football. CHARLES SMOOT, B. S. Chemistry, Chi Beta Phi, Newman Club. JACK SURRETT, B. S. Secondary Education, Zeta Kappa. JOHN SWISHER. A. B. Art, Art Guild. PAUL TALBOTT, B. S. Secondary Education. DEMETRIOS TARROU, B. S. Secondary Education, Zeta Kappa, Future Teachers of America, Who’s Who in American Colleges. GROVER THOMAS, B. S. Business Management. BILLY THOMPSON, B. S. Marketing, Kappa Sigma Kappa. O’DELL THOMPSON, B. S. Secondary Education, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club.

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ememfcuiace Pctet The academic year 1950-31 was superimposed upon a chrono} doubly punch drunk from the impact of Korea and Hadacol. Because of the former, registration was slightly down. Due latter, Morris Harvey spirit soared into the empyrean, with Golden Eagle eleven its brightest manifestation. With Anania and Hubbard establishing the most efkcienj nication since Morse ' s telegraph , and our Dewey earning plaudit, “ the noblest Romine of them all, Coach Kinc champs made national history. On October 15, punch, cakes and conviviality were gr the annual Tea given at the home of hospitable President Home-coming Day was celebrated with an ingenious harvest moon glinted on the well-deserved crown of Queen J Sadie Hawkins ' Day saw Mammy Miller ' s Abner gasping “Got to a polka-dotted miss quicker than you could sneeze Szeloisl Meanwhile, the band was blaring, the ensemble stringing) a] fessor Ewing ' s choir again proved that if you build a bet your neighbor , the world will beat a path to your oratoric Christmas was ushered in with community-minded was the plum pudding down than the inevitable State who — and Expliin why — led to the presentation of diplomas to fifty-six graduates. This col- orful ceremony was enlivened by an ambition -nudging address by Episcopal Bishop Wilburn C. Campbell. A courageous basketball team sparked by seniors Thompson and Byrd braved a combination of circumstances that “ shouldn ' t happen to Stalin to finish on the upgrade. Drama lovers enjoyed penetrating projections of the hilarious Hay Fever, The Biggest Thief in Town, and Oliver Shurtleff ' s justly eternal Everyman. Keeping their eyes on the ball, golfers, baseballers, and prom enthusiasts insured the success of those enterprises. Concurrently, a gleaming white temple reared its imposing head, ready to welcome a student body richly endowed to do justice to imperishable Morris Harvey traditions . — WALTER T. SHEA.