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WVU
Faculty in 1885
West Virginia University faculty
in 1885. Seated (from left): Saint George Tucker Brooke, Daniel
Boardman Purinton, President Eli Marsh Turner, B.W. Allen, Adams
Wilson Lorentz, and James S. Stewart; standing (from left): John
I. Harvey, Robert C. Berkeley, Lieutenant James L. Wilson, Powell
Benton Reynolds, Alexander R. Whitehall, Israel Charles White,
and William P. Willey.
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What does your WVU class
ring mean to you?
The class ring is one of our many proud traditions at WVU. Not
only does the ring connect us to special moments in our lives,
it symbolizes academic excellence and the Mountaineer spirit
that we all share. We would like to hear why your WVU class ring
is special to you.
You can e-mail your responses to: wvumag@mail.wvu.edu
or mail to: Editor, West Virginia University Alumni Magazine
107 Communications Building
Morgantown, WV 26506-6690
Please include your name, graduation year,
and degree(s) earned at WVU, and city and state of residence.
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