The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
Enthusiastic Body of
LinsIy Alumni Banquet

weather On commencement day was
very warm and the PEOPLE who were
present were very liberal in their
praise OF those who took part in the
exercises The diplomas were given
70 the members OF the graduating
class by c. ID. Hubbard. who was a
member OF the board OF trustees OF
Lnsiy institute at that time.
College Spirit.
o Judge Williams. OF the state
supreme Court Of Appeals, was intro
duced and In the course OF his ad-
dress spoke principally on college
spirit as n of the essential fea-
lures which makes any school sue
cessful and prosperous. Every stu
dent should do all he can q have a
perfect lesson and should do his work
well and in the end success will be
assured. A young man should learn
TO love his task n in the end his
success will follow. Judge Williams
address was very entertaining and
was greatly appreciated.
Judge Ira z. Robinson was the
next speaker 10 be introduced, fol-
lowing the address of Judge VIII
Hams. In the opening remarks OF his
address Judge Robinson said when
he was a boy working on his fathers
farm he used TO read in The WHEEL
ing Intelhgencer OF h great things
which were being accomplished at
Linsly Institute, and often thought OF
great good which was being &C.
complished for the state. Judge
Robinson stated that "the occasion Is
inspiring and the schol of Linsly In
stitute Is n OF because. out
OF that building came the state we
nave today. Arthur |. Foreman was
inaugurated as the first governor of
the GfafR in thu Tlpalr k,Kllt-- N
congratulate the officers and faculty
Tor teh building u OPT Linsly institute
so that Its history may still go on and
that the school may continue TO pros
per and do good for the common
wealth" Judge Robinson's address
was very much appreciated by all
those present.
Before calling on the last speaker
OF evening the chairman OF the
association read the names of the
new directors appointed for the ensu-
ing year.
A feature at this point was the
reading OF a very interesting letter
from Walter 4. Stanton. an old grad
uate OF Linsly, who resides at Charles
ton AT the present time X. A. Nc
Cabe is h oldest living alumnus of
Llnsly institute. and on the suggestion
OF the POSTMASTER a toast was drunk
TO h Oldest living alumnus of Linsly
institute.
The last speaker OF the evening was
Prof. Charles Henry Patterson. prin-
cipal OF Linsly institute. who spoke
very enthusiastically of the grear
success which Linsly is meeting with
at the present time. saying that every
one is busily engaged in helping 10
make n school a decided success.
Prof. Patterson's address rang with
enthusiasm for the continued up-
building and success OF Linsly in.
stitute.
The Quests
The following members OF the Alumni
Association. student body and facuItS,
were presents:
Alfred Kraft Somehow. 90.
Lee w. Swist. 'Os.
Earl j. Hodges. 'O6.
Robert Il. burst. 'OS.
Clyde Donaldson. IL.
J. IL. Fair. 90.
X. a. Emblem, 700.
Geo. w. Sherrard. 81.
y. Edgar Sweeney. 80.
Clyde r.. McCarty. rs.
VIM. y. Schenk, 'Os.
Harry M~cCausland. IL.
Dr. .. r. Hedrick. ~.
J.. l.: Garham. SO.
\. g. Hugus. 'Ol.
J. II. Young. 'G2.
Harvey h. Reppetto. 'O3.
T~heopholus swift. so.
Thomas Nick. Cummins. 'OS.
walter }. briehorst. 'Os.
James NJ. Barton. 'Os.
Walter'J. Driehorst, 'Os.
tharles W. Goethe. 'O6.
9 Howard Merkei. 'O5.
Edmund l.. Jones. 'O5.
II Mcclure, Jr. 10.
John A .Wincher. OF.
Ivan Fawcett. '0s.
W. il. Rogers. 'O6.
Alfred g. Cramp.
Harry b. Thomas, 1900.
William \. Tucker. 90.
camden :. Taney. 'O7.
John 4. Rev, 'O7.
Bertram r. Kline. 'Os.
W. NJ. Westwood 'Og
J.. Geo. StraSser '0S
Lloyd G.. EneiX. 'Os.
Frank :. Wells 'Us
Walter n. ~ Mcclure. 80
Ralph Chamber 80
=. ~. H%ornbrooK %
Alex. w. Young, 'OS
~. J.. White. '01. Pittsburgh. IA.
w. =. Travis 90
+. ". =. Bowie '05
@ W. Mcconnell 10
I'd WiedebuSch 10
John n. Mccoy 'Os
\. q. MetZner 'Og
NJ. -. Bond 'o6
Prof. G. 10. Patterson
Hon. Geo. Ponenbargsr. Pt. Pleasant.
non Ira p. robinson. Grafton.
J. ". Hausmuu
T. II. kiuchelOe 'g1
Hon. l.. Judson Williams. LcWisburg.
Hon. Charles W. Lynch. Clarksburr
Hon. W. y. Miller, P~arkersburr
George ". I~auRhlin 1850
James ". Ewing 1857
u Garth Hesrne. 1857.
samuel ". Harper 1891
y. q. flaccus 1875
r. !. Stone 90
Carl . Schmidt '05
J.. ". Robertson 'OG
Milan :. ADAMS 'nG
william Msnkemellcr. Jr. -
l. W. liawker. -
7. T.. HeafnerlUTfUu ZIG