Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-16
-FOUR W. VA. YOUNG MEN
Who Are New Members of the
Faculty of the University.

aS1AhJ "a NtA~ INV
Their Careers Are an Honor to the
State-Dr. Clark, DIR. Simpson, Mr..
Randolph and Mr.. JOhnsOn-A High
Tribute to DeanI WrightsOn-Other
University Notes.
All West Vir2inians ought to take
pride in the records Of the four young
men of this State who this week will
enter upon their work as members of
the faculty of West Virginia Jniyer
sity.
Friend Z. Clark, Phi. D., the addi-
tional assistant in Chemistry appoint
ed last Spring, Is one OF them. DR..
Clark is a West Virginia young man
of the best type and Of superior train
ing He graduated from the New
Nartinsville High School, took his
A. B. degree at West Virginia Univer-
sfty and his Doctor Of Philosophy at
John Hopkins.
John N. Simpson, NJ. D., the new
head OF the Pre-medlcal department
and Professor OF Anatomy and Physi-
OiOXYs 10 dAOUllCi w CSU II
whose record is a source OF pride to all
of his friends. His home is at Point
Pleasant After graduating from the
University of Nashville he taught
with much success for number Of
years in the State Normal at Hunt
ington and for the past four years has
been a student in the Johns Hopkins
Medical College. Under his direction
the Pre- Medical work will be greatly
strengthened.
The third of the four splendid young
men of the State who are just enter
ing upon their work as University In
structors is Clyde Randolph, NJ. M. &.
He is Harrison county man, grad
uate Of Salem College, then OF West
Virginia University in the Engineer
ing College, and later went to Cornell
where he received his degree OF Master
of Mechanical Engineering. Excel
lent work from him in the Mechanical
Engineering Department is certain.
The fourth is David Dale Johnson,
A. B., of Parkersburg who is to teach
English in the preparatory School.
After graduating from Marietta Col
lege be taught English in the ParkerS-
burg High School for number OF
years with distinguished success. He
will be a worthy successor to Mr..
l.. L. Friend who goes to Keyser to
take the principalship of the UniVer-
sity Preparatory School at that place.
All four Of these young men-Clark,
Simpson, Randolph and johnson are
men of the highest character as we'll
as of through modern scholarship.
They will receive hearty welcome TO
the University and to Morgantown.
Miss Skeets, a pupil of Professor
Wrightson the new Dean Of the chi
yersity School Of Music, arrived here
Saturday to continue her ST udies with
him. She was accompanied by her
father who saw her comfortably lOcat
ed and then started back home on the
afternoon train. At least three and
probably four more Of Dean Wright
sons Chicago students will be here in
few days. All OF them are somewhat
advanced vocal students and will add
much to the School of Music. The fact
that this many of his pupils follow
him all of the way from Chicago is the
highest possible tribute to his merits
as a teacher. West Virginia music
students will certainly be glad of the
opportunity to study under so distin-
guished a musician.
Miss Harriet Stalnaker, Of Martins
burg, sister of Miss Elizabeth Mat
tingly Stalnaker who graduated last
June with perhaps as good record
and as many friends as any student
here ever had, is one Of the new ma
tIiculateS this year. Miss Elizabeth
is now a member of the faculty OF
the State Normal School at Shepherds
town.
Mr.. G. w. Scott, who has been
teaching in Beckley Seminary at Beck
ley, Raleigh county, is here to enter
the University. He is graduate Of
the Concord Normal School. The
people Of Raleigh county consider him
one Of the most promising young men
OF that part Of the State.
The w. G. II. y. Hall at FairmonJ
has been rented for two days in every
week for the use of the University
School of Music, in response to many
requests from Fairmont that Dean
Wrightson and other men, beers Of the
music faculty go up and give instruc
| tion.
Representative Of the Y. M G. A.
and of the Y. w. c. A. of the Uniyer-
sity will meet all trains for the next
few days to show new students TO
their rooming places and assist them
in various ways.