West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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. ' ■CW- - -it-.A Co nil U)t)o tinlir nt Ijrart tlir brsirr for a better mil) grrntrr (LiUst Ihr gmia. greetings.

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' Ai. -iniaiis is his couiilrv Imnic near ' lK■clin known as Waddington. Tlcre he has about .mc ihuusaiid acres of the hill land of West Virginia which he has wonderfully imi)roved and which he is using to demon- strate the possibilities ot ' agriculture in West Virginia. On his farm he has a splendid summer home in which he and his estimable wife tind great delight in disjjensing a charming, elegant but delightfully simple liospitality. Mr. Ogleljav has .shown his interest in agriculture not only in his own sucessful farming, but he has most generously furnished the means with which to build at i ' .ethany College, his Alma Mater, a building for agriculture and domestic science, and he has besides purchased the old .Ckxander Campbell farm, equipped it with a splendid barn and other needed buildings, and turned it over to the college for use in agricultural instruction. In 1910. Governor Glasscock appointed Mr. Oglebay a member of the State Board of Regents. Tie has been a most valuable member of the Board, bringing into it his splendid business ability and his con- tagious enthusiasm for agricultural education. Ir. Oglebay is the friend of all things that are good and true, and the class of 191 4 is proud to dedicate to him this number of the Monticola.

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. ' 4. %.: I l{. THOMAS KDWAKD HODGES Dr. Thomas Kdward Hodges, our I ' resident , is one of West Virginia ' s dearly loved and lionored men. To express the deep admiration which the student body has tor him would retjuire more space than we have here. With the welfare of every stu- dent at heart he is ever striving to do the right and to make our University a better and greater one. DEAN TROTTER Dean Franl Butler Trotter is oiif of the men in the faeulty who, be- sides being a real scholar, makes Latin an interesting and enjoyable subject. -411 of his students admire bis ability and unite in his praise. Best of ail, his old students love and admire him more and more as they realize what h ' s classes have meant to them.