Alderson Broaddus College - Battler Yearbook (Philippi, WV)

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Cl'llO!' Class l 2 THE BOARDWALK f i ' S Q. 'ii uuuuuuunmmm mmm: illlllllllliii X uunmuuuunuumnmm ...num iiiiiil AA! X l'RANlxll. 11.1. Hoi.l,,xxn Iiansketluill. '22-'III-'I-1: Y. XY. t'. A.. '22-'SIL Yes, she has always been a delicate child. The tragedy of her school life has been that she was not physically able to have feeds like other girls. There was always something to eat in her room-we think it was because she was unable to eat it. Although she weighed more than some of the walking clothes racks, she was a star guard. jU1.u Mii1.v1N.At joxlzs N4't'l'l'lZll'X-'l'l't'2lSlll'l'l' ol' class '::!g Vici--I'ri-simli-nt Students' 0l'g'anizutlon. '22-'ZZSQ Y. W. t', A. Vnlvliu-t. '21-'23-'filg Sntnrncr f'uttr't-1-A l'llt'l', 'fill .-Xnnual Staff, '21, This Gabriel-voiced specimen of humanity has consented to stay among us and be our soprano soloist until June. Please don't get the mistaken idea that she is any good at it. As joke editor of the Boardwalk we will say that she is certainly a farce. She is pleasant to talk to, but do not trust her with your heart, for she is so careless that she might break it. ALVAH Hovm' McCl,l'xo llo1u'y Y. M. l'. A. Vnbinvt. 'TIL Annual Sl:it't', '!I: lizislivtlxatll, '21, This concentrated essence of something or other came tripping in from a professorship in Beckley, to daintily gather some fragrant arts of knowledge to add to his gorgeous bouquet. From the A's he drags down he must be succeeding. VVe have found him capable, responsible and energetic. He struts his stuff at volley ball and basketball as well as in the classroom. Keep it up! Roman Houxxno McCI.L'NG Doz ' .Xlth-rsoninn St:iIT, 'ritz Annual StatT, 'fig lfnot- lrnll. '22-'23-'!l. This romantic young lady killer is some- thing of a Romeo. However, he fails to play his part at the climax, for The ,luliets come and the juliets go, but 'Doc' goes on forever. The few minutes left from this pastime he has used with remarkable success in blufl-ing the teachers, until now he is the apple fcrab varietyl of Professor Eddy's eye. llere we leave you, hoping you won't take offense, be- cause we haven't lied.

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MW A 4 THE BOARDWALK I- .ililuluu-- 5 Tame, '- ......................... , ........ ..... SCfliOI' Class M.xRot'iaalTls l i0RBliI,l. Hzislv-llvsill. 'lfll Y. XV. 11 A.. '32-'til-'UH Sp.-vial 4'oininittt-in 'Sit-'tix Assistant Editor Annual. '!l. Years ago we wondered what noble ambi- tion was masked in this insignificant exterior. XVe are still wondering. She is a crack athlete tsad to relate, the crack is in her brainl and always the rival team's best player. Because of a pull with the teachers she succeeded in getting lots of good grades, but she couldn't fool us. ALTA NVooos Hua, .Ubi-nxan l.itol'al'y mot-nity. -l- -.. Last june Alta succeeded in bulldozing poor little George into marrying her-it was the only way to get rid of her-so he simply had to do it. Mrs. llill is very domestic, and we feel sure that George will be happy, al- though henpecked. So we wish that you both live happily ever afterwards. Ovna Hua. lx'arlofw liaslu-tlmll, '23-'jig llasas-luall. '21-'33 Jil: Vlnss lh-port--r .-Xltlw-rsonian. 'EIL For live years this guy tried to bluff every- one into thinking he was popular. Now that he has succeeded, he says it's worth all his trouble. Barlow played on the basketball tealn, was not half batl at football and Illillli' quite a career at baseball. Good-bve, Old 'l'op, we don't know who'll buck the Freshies next year. CH.uu,1zs 'l'no,u,xs Hom..-xxn liars l4'1nullv:ill. '22-'ISL lfor three years Boss has held spellbound the occupants of the Old Dorm by the hair- raising escapades of his native village. ln addition to this, he pulled two original jokes, in appreciation of which his laughter is heard above all others. Boss is quite a student, yet he always found time to play football, and takes part in everything conducive to school spirit. A. B. A. will miss you.

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up S 9 THE BGARDWALK ee '-2 . r rrlimiall X .-mum iriieliliili Wliliiinllmlilililinlluiiliiliiu U Senior Class IXIISLVIN XVoon Nleflisiiiaiz Gr. ' Y Nl X 1 llvinl-' l' 4'oiiI'vi'i-m'u- Yin- l'r1-siilvnt Vlnss. 'SIL XVe antixipated lieing rf.-'ieved of this dash- ing gallant last year, hut hfing too tender to ' push off alone, we must needs nurture him another year. After all, he's a good old sport and a valuahle asset to our class in mai:it.ni'i- ing seliolarrliip, :i1h'etie prestige and popu- larity. XVe shall mi-s you uhfn you leave. likxizsr Holfsrox Minxiifi-' ,llitlifyn Su'lio':ixslii1u, '22-Til: Vlnss l're-sid.-nt, 'ISI-'Sli Plilitor Alnlnfiwiiiizlii, 'Zig lliisiiin-z-is M:lnngv-.- Annual. '!l: lfootlmll. '22-'2Il: Vi:-4-A l'l'4-sid:-nt Y, Nl, V, A. :ind D.-li-iznl-'. This is our class presiilent, our footlwglll lu-rn, the editor of our college paper, the husiness manager of The Boardwalk and winner of the liernnrd Carroll Alderson sthwlar-hip. ln spite of all this, he is often quite calm and sane. In fact, when new students ask u- what hz- is like we often say, Heh, i3:8. Uris B. ikIYl,L'Al Y. AI. l'. .X. Vnlxin--I. 'fil Annual Start, 'Ill llllllSll'l'l1ll Assoviiitioii, 'flg Foo llnll, '31, Mylum is a sulwfeet of no small wonder at the tahle, where he pushes Pro. for tirst plare in the eating contest. Sinnetimes we are per- turhed lieeause we t'an't figure out what ln-'s trying to sayg at other times we're even further, heeause we ean't mistake his mean- ing. VVhat will chapel music' he deprived of Otis' melody-what is the rose withwut it- l'r:igi':im'e? lCNol,.x l'iTsiaNiz.-mol-:ia Sq1u'11l.v llns one-year lassie is as mode.-t as a vio.et, yet has the lilushing glow of a rose. After this Hrst impression you are surprised tri find out how hard-lioiled she is. If she lived as she talks she wou'd he entirely too fast for A. li. A. Fortunately for her-and us-she is just letting off steam. She is quite studious when she finds time to study. 2+