Alderson Broaddus College - Battler Yearbook (Philippi, WV)

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n THE BOARDWALK l7.' 5g'.- ' X ZFX iw , E ff 1 X. .,' S -. - 'ig ,, X ,ff an ' X ' FRYCWCH Air: Michigan, Goodbye Time glides past and beckons its fingerg Months grow older swiftlyg seasons veer. With regret we leave A. H. A., Home of joy and cheer. Through the future we will praise you And recount the fun of olden days, And we'll dream old dreams so tenderly, Faithful A. B. A. Farewell to you, dear prep schoolg To you all loyal praise. Thy friendships true, e'er old, e'er new, Enrich the passing days. As we wander through life's turnings Memory sweet will whisper true. Those days of yore will come no moreg A. B. A., we sing adieu. 20

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ll silk THE BOARDWALK -n-ri-maimiiiieammw ------------ I -:----: ni-mme: fi wifi -'EWU T f Senior Class Cfuuusox B.-XLLIZNGIEIE Krro.v1'm ' Iwi-timll, 'xo-'21-'22-':::g v. M, 11 ,x.. 'z::, This walking peculiarity of the nmuritains drifted among us four years ago. Maybe you think he is still drifting. Call at the olliice and look at his recordg he neve.' made above A in anything unless it was Cicero. lle proved himself a hard tack llel in foot' ball, a faithful student in school and a loyal member of the Class of 'z4. Ixizz liizrcu I km'4'J v. xy. it .x, walnut-1, ':::.':-ig v. xv. 4-, .x.. ':i l knees has been criticized because she always tried to vamp the bays and because she tried to save the light bill by putting her light out an hour after the ten o'clock bell. 'l'hat's all rightg we'll forgive you, since you were helping us keep the high grades iw our class. There was not a more ambitious stu- dent alnong us. Lois Bvkxsiniz Y. XV. U, A. t'abin--l, '24, llehold our unsuccessful clinging vine who, in spite of constant effort, has been unable to grasp the sturdy oak. As this is l.eap Year, she may yet realize her ambition. Through her poise and her pleasing delivery she has made quite a reputation in public speaking. You have won a place in our hearts this year, and we shall miss you, Old Girl. RlJcKA1.'tN lliirrz l'l1r'lr I7utllfy Y Xl. U. A. f'tbI1l'l'I't'llt't' lh-l--gntv :intl l':tlrinil. l!'2l, This diminutive Apollo breeled in from Nicholas. A few more breezes would set A. li. A. in perpetual motion. As an orator he is a regular VVilliam -lennings Bryan, and as a volley ball player he would make any Old Ladies' llome famous. So long-make the most of it.