Alderson Broaddus College - Battler Yearbook (Philippi, WV)

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SW THE BOARDWALK will X ' uulluluunl.. UIlIllIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllll E. Ei 26 SCI1i0!' Class KIYRLIC Niirsox 'lilloxrxs I,'11lpf'fu1f1 Y, XV, I'. .M Vailniif-1, 'ZZS-'!i. lN'ln'K:Lh-. 'Ili Slnilvnt l :irlllly1'illlIl1'll1 ,Xl4ln-r- Snnizin Slnfli. 'J 1. This goodvnntured hum was carried ovnh hrzih hy Miv l,1u'y from Uulpepnh, Virginian, two years ago. lllllT1l'CllIlfC'lf' she laughed her XYllf' into the hearts of :ill her srhoolinzltvs and tezlrllers, until now we love every ounvc ol her lwhivh is saying soinelhingl. She is :in Illl'I'UlIIlCl sport and one of the-shzlll we any large-tfpillzirx of the school. K.x'1'iluYx lgIil,l,li XVIKEI, l iQl't-llvlll l' Y XY 4' X 'I' I-'-lilol' ,Mt .. -. . -, , .Xnnn.xl. -l. After whirling from one school to another this animated vyvlone landed here. XVeren't we glad? Yes. She tried to hluff us all, hut only slwveemlecl in kidding herself, so uc thought that we llllllat' her editor of 'l'ln' l'lo:lrdw:llla. You :ire all right, Kidg we :Irv just glad you :lin't twins.

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Shi L THE BOARDWALK umij mnu s un..w Qgnll Y Y 5' CI'li0!' Class .I iassiz A. Poli Slll0A'l7I' l ootlunIl, '20-'2l'!!-'ZZIL 'l'l':u'lv, 'QOL li:tsk1'tI::t l. 'Ulf-'lflli It-ts.-ball, '12-'IZIQ Hrs nt-ss Slan- Hswt' .-Xliltrsonian. 'SIL l'i'vs4i1lt-nt v. Xl,1' A, ':::. 'l'his graceful young llercules has been wilh us tive years. As it this were not enough, there is a possibility of his coming back for college work. llow can we stand it? lli- laughter has been a source of delight to hi. classmates, if not to his teachers. Smoki:i' i- one of our better men in football, basketball and baseball. VVe know success await- you, llig Boy. M.-mils bmi-'i.ifR Y. W. l'. .X. Cabin-'th '23-'tit-'Ely Ililvuzltv. 'Zl- 'iitg Viet--l'l't-sitlt-tit Ulnss. '21-'Z-lg Stutlt-nt Vavulty :Hunt-il, 'UIQ .Xldvrs.miun Stuff, 'EIL .Xunlnl Stuff, 'SL NVould you think she was a great athlete? No one did, but she proved a shark at catch' ing a ball. She deserves some credit tor surviving tive years of dormitory life and escaping with her principles un:orr.ipted. lilllll in scholarship and Vhristian leadershia sh:- has proved herself a worthy member of the Ulass of '2.i. XVIl,l,lA.XI R.-uaaion SH.-xwvlzit Rial I-'ootlu:iIl, '32-'Dil-'Eli litst-b:l.l, AL- 113211 .Xnnuul Staff, 'Sli Altlu-rsoniun Sian, 'SIL 'l'rau-lt, '30, Since VVeb1:ter could not furnish a suflicient supply of big words for this eloquent youth, he has coined a few for private use in order to satisfy the demand of his inventive mind. NVhat a certain girl eau see in him is beyond our comprehension, but wc all know love is blind. lle's a regular fellow-a hard tackle. NVQ' only hope l1e'll buck life as he did foot- ball. llL'Gn SMITH I-'t otliull, '22-'Sit-'itz Has bull. '22f'2Ilf'!lL .Xnnuul Stun, 'EIL A el-rsoniau t1tal'l', '21, This three-year product, ii spite of his knowledge, dignity and importance, is as modest as the blushing violet. Wliy blame him because his likeness Ln Apollo drives the weaker sex mad? As he thinks he can draw, he bulldogged us into making him art editor of the Annual. By hook or crook he man' aged to elect himself to some responsible position, to carry eredibly from three to ten subjects a year and to number his friends by the wholesale.

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XW ,1 X X K, X f H A fkiziiql b '-vl- :M xm rv 5, .I U I O R S From The ThinkfJr.By Rodin