Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

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1 OSCAR l.lili SNYINCR l,1'-Z'1'ft, Uv. lin, Normal Diploma: entered, XYinter Term, 1 9111 Melnher of Y. lNl. Cl. A., l,1ll'1l1CIllZlIl l.iterary Society, Athletic' Association, lfextempo, ling- lish Cltth, Cadet Vorps, 19111-'11, liaskethall Team, 1911-'12-'13g Uaptain of liasehall 'lk-:nn 19113 Assistant liditor of The Pifkfl, 1911-'12 liusiness Manager of Tin' l i1krl, 1912-'13, As- sistant liditor of 'l'lllf flt1llHN1ItJRt1U'l'.X, 1911-'12, President of Athletic Association, Fall 'l'erin 1911, and lfall 'l'erin, 19123 President of lfex- tempo, XVinter 'l'erin, 1911-'12, President of Parthenian Literary Society, Spring Term, 19111 i l 1 Ilead of linglish Cluh, Fall Term, 191-3 Treas- urer of Athletic' Association, XVinter llil'l'll1 19125 President ot Senior Class. llis years are young, his eaperienee old, llis head nninelloxyed, hut his indig- nient ripe: lle is complete in feature and in mind, XVith all gontl grace 1tDQ'l'Ill'C' a gentle- man. ADA HARRIS SHICKLE ivllffll Illrmntrzin, IV. fa. Normal Diploma, entered, Fall Terin, 1910. Me-nihet' of Parthenian l,iterary Society, Athletic Assoeiatioii, 'l'he XVillard Uluh and Girls' liaskethall Team, 1912-'13. Love, sweetness, goodness in her person shine. ICIJNA l lfARl, Slllflilalf ivllfffl llllllllllflllll, ll'. Ivll. Normal Diploma: entered, Fall 'I'erin, 19111. Meinher of Parthenian l.iterai'y Society, The XVillard Cluh, Athletic Association, and Girls' liaskethall 'l'eam3 Secretary of Parthenian Lit- erary Society, Spring 'l'ertn, 1913. For if she will, she will, you may de- pend on'tg An' il she won't, she won't, and there's an end on't.

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Q ETH EI. PIEARCY Neat' Illilron, IV. Ivll. Normal Diploma, entered, Fall Term, 1912. Nlember of Partlieuian Literary Society, The XYillard Club, Girls' Basketball Team, and Athletic Association, Reporter of Parthenian Literary Society, YVinter Term, 19133 President of The XVillard Club, Snring Term, 1913. Her manners are so pleasing and kindly That she makes friends XYith all who come in contact with her. MARION HOLLI DA PURTIERFIIELD A1lIl'flllJll!lffj, lf. 1711. Academic Diploma, entered, Fall Term, 1909. Member of Y. M. C. A., Parthenian Literary Society, Athletic Association, lfextempo, and Cadet Corps, Captain of Cadet Corps, 1912- 13, Vice-President of Partlienian Literary So- ciety, XVinter Term, 1912-'13, Secretary of Y. M. C. A., 1911-'12, 'llI'CZlSL1l'C'I' of Y. M. C. A., 1912-'13g Y. M. C. A. Delegate to Lake lirie Student Conference, 19113 President of Ifextempo, Spring Term, 1913, YVinner of Cadet medal, 1912. Now drooping, woeful, wan, like one forlorn, Or crazed with care, or crossed in hopeful love. KENNY TREBER REXRODE Furl Sfylfrrf, IV. 1711. Normal Diploma, entered, Fall Term, 1910. Member of Y. M. C. A., Partlienian Literary Society, Athletic Association, L'extempo and English Club, President of L'extempo, Spring Term, 19123 X ice-Prseident of Parthenian 1.itei- ary Society, 'Winter Term, 1911-'12. Treasurer of Athletic Association, Spring Term, 1912 Treasurer of Senior Class, President of Par- thenian Literary Society, Spring Term, 1913 First Sergeant in Cadet Corps, 1911-'12. . Candor is the seat of a noble mind.

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CHARLICS HENRY lfNGl.l9 SPERUXV fllllffllljllllfff, If. 1711. Normal Diploma, entered, Fall Term, 10419 Member of Parthenian Literary Sneietr, Ath lelie Association, lfextempv and Cadet Cnrps First Lieutenant in Cadet Corps, 1912-'l3. 'To be enntent's his natural desire, He asks no angel! wing, no seraph's fire. lNlAR'I'I'lA jIiAN XVlll'llIi Trrra .1ll1l, IV. lvll. Nurnial Diploma: entered, Fall 'llCl'l11, 1912 emher Y. XV. C. A., Cieernnian l.iterarv Su- cre' and Athletic Association, lixeliange lfdi- tnr of Tin' l'i4'kf'l, 1912-'13. lCarth's noblest Illlllg'-Il woman per- feet. 1 ORA SXVAYNIQ SliI'f7lll'lAtlJfll1L'II, Uh Iva. Nnrmnl Diplmnag entered, Fall 'l'erm, 1909 Nlf'lIllTt'l' of l artl1enian l.iterarx' Sucietv, Ath letlt' Association and The XVillard Clulm. XX rosehnl set with wilful little thorns And sweet as any air could make her, she.