Morris Harvey College - Harveyan Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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Who Jack Lawhorn, pre-ministerial student, president of the Panhellenic Council, member of Sigma Delta Phi fraternity, Ministerial Association, and basket¬ ball team. Lewis McManus, education major, veteran, and member of the Student Council. Virginia Martin, education major, member of Phi Kappa Kappa sorority, and the Panhellenic Council. George Park, business management major, past president of Zeta Kappa fraternity, and vice presi¬ dent of the Panhellenic Council. Jean Parkins, education major, member of Phi Kappa Kappa sorority, Debate Club, F.T.A., and the Methodist Student Movement. Neale Shahan, education major, president of the F.T.A., Comet staff member, and member of Phi Sigma Phi fraternity. Freda Simon, education major, member of Sigma lota Chi sorority, the Choir, and the F.T.A. Brisben Smith, mathematics major, honor stu¬ dent, senior class officer, member of the basketball team and Chi Beta Phi scientific fraternity. Bonetta Songer, education major, member of Phi Lambda Tau sorority and the W.A.A, Dorthea Cramer Turley, education major, cheer¬ leader, past president of Phi Kappa Kappa sorority, senior attendant to the home-coming queen, and member of the Blackfriars. Drexel Vealey, business major, past president of the junior class, past editor of the Harveyan, and member of Phi Sigma Phi fraternity. Joanne White, art major, president of Phi Kappa Kappa sorority, home-coming queen, sweetheart of Phi Sigma Phi, and member of the Art Guild. Patrick Wisman, music education major, member of Kappa Sigma Kappa fraternity. Choir, Band, and Tempo Club.

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p Twenty-five Morris Harvey students were listed this year in the publication, WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNI¬ VERSITIES. These students were chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and activities. Among those named were: Connie Ansel, education major, member of Phi Lambda Tau sorority, W.A.A., 1953 home-coming queen. Dallas Ashby, history major, member of Sigma Delta Phi fraternity, and vice president of the Stu¬ dent Council. Ezra Boehm, management major, Student Council president, and member of Sigma Delta Phi frater¬ nity. Pauline Chenoweth, education major, president of the women ' s residence hall council, secretary of Sigma lota Chi sorority, member of the Methodist Student Movement, and scholarship student. Constance Ciccarello, education major, secretary of Phi Kappa Kappa sorority, member of the F.T.A. and the Newman Club, and 1954 attendant to the home-coming queen. Eloise Crickard, social science major, president of Sigma lota Chi sorority, state Methodist Student Movement representative, and scholarship student. Serepta Corbett, education major, member of Phi Kappa Kappa sorority, F.T.A., Newman Club and Art Guild. Thomas Dixon, physical education major, member of the football team and men ' s dorm council. Dolores Flesher, education major, cheerleader, member of Phi Lambda Tau sorority and W.A.A. and junior home-coming attendant last year. Robert Johnson, education major, president of the senior class, past president of the Sigma Delta Phi fraternity, member of the Debate Club and the Who’s F.T.A. r l

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The Comet Published weekly during the regular school year, The Comet provides campus news and commentaries on current local affairs. The newspaper is staffed and edited entirely by Morris Harvey students. Full tuition scholarships are granted to the editor and business manager. For the past 34 years The Comet has given stu¬ dents the opportunity to put into practice what they have learned in the various journalism classes. Those working on the business side get practical experi¬ ence in advertising, layout, and circulation pro¬ cedures. Aside from its reportorial and business functions, the paper has been a medium of entertainment. Bob Barron ' s “The Barron Waste wowed students the first semester while David Parker ' s “Parkerites followed suit the second term. This year The Comet followed the modern trend in newspaper design by adopting the flush left headline and using san-serif type faces. Connie Menefee, business manager, and Ed Morris, editor-in-chief. Seated, left to right: Ed Morris, editor-in-chief; Connie Menefee, business manager; and Ronnie Evans, sports editor. Stand¬ ing, left to right: Virginia Martin, Ed Maslow, Ralph Simpson, Ray Zopp, Gladys Stanley, Virginia Canterbury, Barbara Ansel, and Joe King.