West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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3;unior Cla js T. Getz Hill, Clyde Alexander, OFFICERS President Robert Largent, - Vice-President Boaz Baxter Cox, - Eva L. Crago, . Historian Secretary Treasurer Clyde Alexaxukr, K A gem of purest ray serene. Wm. M. Baumgardner, T J And there wasn ' t a minute when little Willie wasn ' t in it. Bruce Bailey, 7 ' J Silence is golden. C. H. Beall, If there be, or ever were, one such, It ' s past the size of dream. Leila H. Bitxer, By their works ye shall know them. Oran B. Coxw.vy, PI Vf Deep learned in books, but shallow in himself. Jean ' aljeax Cooke, 2X That prone brow oppressive with its mind. Boaz Baxter Cox, 2X Thou who hast the fatal gift of beauty. Eva L. Crago, One made up of loveliness alone. Georgia Phillips Craig, A maiden, of her gentle sex, the seeming paragon. Daxiel Dawsox, 1 I ' P Then Daniel was astounded and his thoughts troubled him. 4-19. Robert R. Greex, 2N Ain ' t that a shame? A. J. Hervey, A simple, good natured fellow. Francis Clyde Herod, BfJlJ Has a head upon his shoulders. Thojias G. Hill, Seest thou a man wise in his own conceit : there is more hope for a fool than for him. Darkell Kexxeth Kooxce, A7 .i He is up against the real thing now. R.J. Largext,-J.WG Sweet sixteen and never been kissed. Faxxie May Leech, Born great.

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Lawrence Paxton Miller, A. B., Alderson. English Club. Dramatic Club. Tennis Club. Ath- letic Association. Parthenon Literary Society. Editor Monticola, 1901. Class Day Poet, 1902. Delta Tau Delta Fraternity. Leana H. Pro ' ence. a. B., Masontown, Pa. Parthenon Literary Societv. Y. W. C. A. English Club. Marv ir(;in]a Sanders, . . r ., Maidsville. President Y. W. C. A., 1901. Columbian Literary Society. Maud S. Sennett, A. B., Morgantown. Columbian Literary Society. Y. W. C. A. Class Artist, 1902. Grace L. Russell, . . P ., Sumewhere in Maine. English Clul). Sidney Shloss. A. B., Morgantown. Cadet Corps. ViLLL- M W. S.MiTH, A. B., Morgantown. Assistant Librarian. Parthenon Literary Society. President Parthenon, Spring Term, 1901. Y. M. C. A., President, 1901-02. Delegate to Students Conference at Xorthfield, Mass., 1899. Athletic Association, ' inner Regent ' s Prize Essay, 1900 ; V. C. T. v. Prize Essay, 1900. Second Lieuten- ant Co. C , Cadet Corps. Craduate Student since December, 1901. A. 15. W. ' . U. I ' hi Sigma Kappa Fraternity. Elizabeth Mattinh;lv St.m.x.vker, A. B.,Martinsburgh. English Club. Kappa Delta Fraternity. Harry A. St. Clair. A. 1 ' ., Jaco. Cadet Corps. Principal Musician, 1897-1900. First Lieutenant, 1901. W ' lLLiA.M M. ' . TKiNS, . . P.., drafton. Mary L. Yeager, A. B., Wheeling. President Y. ' . C. . ., 1900. President Columbian Literary Societ} ' , Spring Term, 1902. Editor Monticola, 1901. Class Historian, 1901. Chauncey D. ' illey, LL. B., Morgantown. A. B., West Xa. University, 1901. Columbian Liter- ary Society. ' inner Inter-Society Declamation Contest, 1900. Tic Wiinicr in Wiles Oratorical Contest, 1 90 1. I ' hi Kappa Psi fraternity.

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Frederick L. JMendenhall, When comes such another. DwiGHT E. Miller, 2X Thou Hving ray of intellectual fire. Lily S. rah JMorgan, A heart untouched by love as yet. Delbert Thojias Robinson, JMG The hand that made him fair, hath made him good. William Roy Shaw, The good die young. WiLLiA.M E. Parsons, Nature hath framed strange fellows in her time. Herbert Cromwell Peck. J ' ' J There is just one girl. Ethel Provence, A mighty hunter when her prey was man. John A. Purinton, 2X A second cousin to a government mule. Frances Belle Waugh, A J A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair. Edna E. ' ertz, Sweetest and best of your kind. Fr. nk Roy Yoke, I saw the proper tv.inkle in your eye. TuscA Morris, 0KW De minimis non curat lex. James Howe, He ' s not dangerous. Chas. H. Moore, PK2 I ' m certainly living a rag-time life. Cyrus W.Christy, 0I W You don ' t stop the world from going round. Geo. C. Rhodes, MHl His name is mud v.hcn it rains. E. Luther Cole, I I I don ' ' - like that face you wear. J. Fred. Stone, I wants to be the leading lady. C. J L Bennett, ' ell, I don ' t know. John J. O. Downey, i K2 Of all the fools that pride can boast, A snob doth claim distinction most. W. H. Gibson, Stared in vacant stupidity. Chas. W. Held, Are there any more at home like you. B. F. Lawrence, Whence and what art thou, execrable shape. ' F. Walker Muldoon, Pass. AH ' ,- well. Emm.a ] L rgaret Potts, KJ There nothing ill can dwell in. such a temple. ' Carl. Robinson, KW I don ' t see no streets named after you. Richard Trai ' nell, KA A man of sovereign parts.