Alderson Broaddus College - Battler Yearbook (Philippi, WV)

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we THE BOARDWALK .- ,W ,, T-, ,A ,LT z-4 471 .W--ir sf ,xi f i IIIIIIIIllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIZ- llllllllllll x 'hs Mr. Granville Alclerson, Jr. To Bliss llc-adows and llr. Alderson go all the credit and honor due unusual heauty. VVere it not for the quotation, Beauty is its own excuse for being, we would still be wondering why Venus and Apollo continued to hang around. llary has the fascinating eye, but we niust pause here to congratulate her business inanager in the Beauty Campaign, whose diplomacy and hribery did what nature alone eould never accomplish. slunior's dimples, which were so proininent before, are a thing of the past, and his now sober countenance signifies either disdain for his fellow students or lack of false teeth. S9

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SM THE BOARDWALK sass Dr-amatics V K RAYIATIC, talent in A B A rather successfully hid itself 5? during the entire first semester. Rlartha Catherine Alderson and Loise Byrnside were the only ones brave enough to venture any readings for our appreciation. These We enjoyed hugely. - But a late start is not necessarily a poor one. Unexpectedly the Y. W. and Y. NI. plays threw off the dramatic lethargy and proved the ability grown, but slightly rusty from disuse. The final success-the climax of artistic presentation-was the Senior Class play late in the Spring. Under the direction of Miss Evangeline Lawson of the Expression Department, it established our interpretative power and won unalloyed appreciation. Throughout the school year, Friday has been a red-letter day, a time to anticipate with eagerness, in short, a time to live for. School parties of varying interest, affording opportunity to see students, collectively and individually, were held on these evenings. Miss Parker arranged a Moother Goose party in the Fall which proved to be a unique aH'air. The Christmas party, with the impressive pageant, the Senior trip-around-the-world Qenjoyable, if our purses were anaemic for a month followiugj, Spring and Fall hikes were the high lights of the season. Bliss Lacy and bliss Fontanna entertained the llusic Depart- ment with a delightful party between semesters. Most of us, through luck and conscientious effort, gained an invitation. The Senior party in February was a great success- -if we judge by their own accounts. All eyes were turned to the prospective junior-Senior reception. But the burning question was To be-or not to be. 61