Bluefield College - Rambler Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1936 volume:

no Q' o is gg X C 55 gf mf :G m Q '. 2.4 .4, I11 ST' nxwvo ,l.. - 56 Ollifsvis WILLIAM KEESEE Editor VICTCI2 CROCKETT Business Manager Designed and Printed by TI-IE KING PRINTING COMPANY BristoI, Tennessee CCE.. QAMBLEQ STUDENTS OE BLUEEIELD COLLEGE, BLUEEIELD, VIRGINIA C '1936 I? O P The RAMBLER Staff of Nineteen Hundred Thirtyfsix with the publif cation of the first yearbook Bluefield College has ever had, feel that they are, in a sense, pioneers-with the same tendency to make mistakes that all pioneers possess, but withal attempting to reach out into a Held which Bluefield College has not penetrated until now. For this reason our title 'LTHB RAMBLER,, seems particularly appropriate. So let us ramble for awhile through scenes which We all remember and love, and if you keep in your mem' ories only fleeting glimpses then the staff will feel amply compensated for the attempt which has been made. THB EDITORS. onfenfg Book One ......... FACULTY O Book Two .......... CLASSES Q Book Three. .ORGANIZATIONS O Book Four .......... SPORTS O Book Five. .ADVERTISEMENTS Ee icafiog To Our President EDWIN C. WADE Our sincerest emotions often make us most inarticulate. To paraphrase Tennyson, We would that our tongues could utter the thoughts that arise in us. We can only say in this small way that we are grateful to our president for his untiring efforts on behalf of Bluefield College. While he has been Pilot of Our Ship, We have experienced new triumphs and under his capable direction ours has been a successful journey through uncharted skies of education. And so we dedicate the first ilight to our President. l6ll 7 VIEW FRGM PRESIDENT,S HOME ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 8 9 DINING HALL CLAUDE WILLARD OWEN B. A., M. A., A. M. University of Rich- mond, Columbia University Professor of Educa- tion and Social Science MCINTYRE RICHARDS LouT1IAN B. A. University of Rich- mond Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Chemistry WILLIAM IRVINE MARABLE - B. A., M. A. College of William and Mary, U. of Virginia Professor of English and Public Speaking Miss EMILY REYNOLDS GIIEEVER Librarian MISS Jmssuaz R. LEGRAND B. A., M. A. N. Carolina Col- lege, Columbia U. Professor of Ro- man ee Languages EDWIN S. SANDERS B. S. Business Adminis- tration V. P. I. acuff MARSHALL ORLANDO CARPENTER B. A., M. A., B. D. Wake Forest, Cro- zier, Peabody and Chicago U. Professor of Religi- ous Education and Classical Romances MARVIN G. WILLIAMS B. A., M. A. U. of Richmond, U. of Virginia Professor of Biology CLARENCE E. TRENT B. S., M. S. Virginia Polytech- nic Institute Engineering, Man- ager oi Bluefield Branch i or V.P.I. BESSE. L. ANDERSON B. S. Pennsylvania State College West Virginia Uni- versity Peabody Teachers' College University of Min- nesota THELMA FRENCH KING A. B. Bates College Director of Physical Education lor Women JOHN L. HAssAY Susquehanna U. Business Adminis- tx ation ELTJAH NICINTYRE LOUTHAN A.B., A.M., Th.M. University of Rich- mond Professor of Mathe- matics B. E. LENom B. A. U. of Alabama, Georgetown Col- lege Director of Physical Education and Coach EUGENE M. BERRY A.M., M.S., Ph.D. Colgate, U. of Iowa Professor of Physics and Mathematics l10l a55e5f3 'ff-9' 53 xD C 5' Oc 5' ' be Sy: 0S'PATRW'v ' NME gig? M345 QQ F E 'Eff-Tffi ' if 'G Vflisgfff. We ,N .3 . Q f E , -H fur,-K iigjxl ,mr 11 1 . e ik I LN, 1 ,rr - t Z -,ggw ee 31. :L L.. n .'w.J H. ,W ' -, I l ,E . if , ', iw-,- H, 'X' 1 Y I' ff.-1 K!-ig' '4 fm ' ,5:, - v' -. 4531- ,, ' 1 in e' , , H55 . , ,L ' T af W M H- ' ww r 1 ' ,rr 1 - ' .. P' I- - f ,,: ,.' gl.-'-gl , , if - ' C- V ' J v.L,,,, , .,..,..ff,- Y- F ' L4 .f A r ' ' ' '2IfE L IZ! E.. 'T ,V i 27 ,i , ff X' 4- ' H51 A uf 1 Q ' 5 1 ' Q ' , ,, V .A . -V ' wi Er' ' L I ' if LJ.. F 2 'iii ' rw E325 rw, uk Jim-xii N H ' '11 gf' , Qfagg Qfficevg vm-OR CRQCKETT President ALBERT BERGERON JOHN J. SNIDOW, JR Secretary VicefPreside11t WILLIAM R. KEBSEB Treasurer H12 Qfass FRANCIS FREDERICK AKERS .. Frank., Tennis Team, 55f'36 Kappa Cmicron Alpha Choral Society, '35736 GERALDINE ASHWORTH Little Ge'raldi11e Choral Society, '35936 Girls' Club, '35936 HELENA ASHWORTH Helena Delta Beta Kappa Girls' Club, '35736 ALBERT G. BERGERON LEAF Football Squad, '34f'35 Kappa Omicron Alpha Basketfball Squad, '35, '36 ROBERT F. BERRY SLBOBS 1 Kappa Omicron Alpha Football Squad, '35 Baseball Team, '36 JAMES MCDONALD BEVINS L'Don Alpha Lambda Iota Football Squad, '34, '35 ll15ll of lv-7. ia l- ' 1936 az was W aryl I M if 'BN rn of l ' 1. Y. a l Q ll x M 3 233, in ml ,,, aus , I 'if lk v ,II if lf .rt- .. l iw iff! E '. VVZQIQ . p L. 32755 1' A ll 1 l . 1 953' ' 725 -1-Tiff Qf Fi e155 o 1 1193 H . if ww iw wa., 3, e' 2 'Um-: 5:: ,z: 6 JOHN RUSSELL BJORK nuRusss1 Advertising Manager RAMBLBR, '36 Manager Basketfball Team, '36 Asst. Manager Football, '34 Vice-Pres. and Treas. Newman Club, Manager Baseball Team, '36 '36 DENNIS R, BOONE v.sDs1 Secretary Kappa Omicron Alpha, '35 Chaplain Kappa Omicron Alpha, '36 Double Quartet, '35 President Student Council, '36 Virginian Literary Society, '36 IRA M. CASH ulkey.. Kappa Omicron Alpha Virginian Literary Society, '36 ELIZABETH COUNTS CLIFTON Liz Delta Beta Kappa Girls' Club, '35, '36 Virginian Literary Society, '35 JOSEPH DONALD COOK Cooley Engineers VICTOR CROCKETT Fess Treasurer Kappa Omicron Alpha President Sophomore Class, '36 Business Manager RAMBLER, '36 Student Council, '36 Virginian Literary Society, '35, '36 ll14ll Gr LEONARD J. DBVITA ' 'Lennie' Alpha Lambda Iota Virginian Literary Society, '35, '36 CAROLINE ELIZABETH DILCHER MSBetty51 Grand Herald, Delta Beta Kappa Girls' Club, '35, '36 Secretary Christian Union, '36 john Marshall Literary Society BENNA LEE DRAPER Deane Sigma Theta Virginian Literary Society, '35 Girls' Club, '35, '36 VIRGINIA LEE FISHER fi'rmey President Sigma Theta Asst. Business Manager RAMBLER, '36 Vice-President Girls' Club, '36 Sec. Virginian Literary Society, '36 Lead in The Patsy, '36 Cheer Leader, 35336 HERBERT GIBSON ' ' Cupcake Alpha Lambda Iota Christian Union, '36 Secretary Student Council, '36 President Virginian Literary Society, '35 BEN T. GRAHAM L LBCHJ 1 Engineers ll15ll a55 of19j6 , i,, X , -as ,R .,,, f -- Q '.':fIL1fff?i1Q-RE 'I' G' S' 1 l J ,A ' if Z A Ir X 1 . I k v i -.2 ,- av' fx' S' f. E , Q l ' , wt l 3 1 HH .fiijlig I it 1 . x it I i an 1 Q. .X ,., -1-., K ,Vg I i' ' i 2 X 4 l 1 1 Apu fb' a55 of 1 ni i F ii 9 3 6 ELEANCR TRACY HALL Eleanor Bluefield Players, '35, '36 Girls' Club, '35, '36 6th Grand Counselor Delta Beta Kappa Christian Union, '36 GEORGE C. HALL 5 B-Mikeii Kappa Ornicron Alpha Orchestra, '35, '36 Virginian Literary Society, '35, '36 PRESTON HAMILTON L uPTess a Virginian Literary Society Tennis Team, '35, '36 DOROTHY JANE HAYDEN uDOts1 Secretary Dee Dee Club, '36 Choral Society, '35, '36 Girls' Club, '35, '36 Virginia Literary Society, '35 GEORGE HAROLD HOBACK ' 'Smitl:y VicefPx'es. Kappa Omicron Alpha Virginian Literary Society, '35, '36 ROBERT L. HONAKER Bob Virginian Literary Society, '35, '36 Bluefield Players, '35 H1611 G35 ELIZABETH MARIE HYPES ' 'Sl1orny lst Grand Counselor Delta Beta Kappa Virginian Literary Society, '35 Girls' Club, '35, '36 JOHN WALTER JOHNSON L Sjacki 7 Engineers WILLIAM R. KEESEE S B Ri 1 Secretary Kappa Omicron Alpha Treasurer Sophomore Class, '36 Editorfin-Chief RAMBLER, '36 RICHARD C. KINCER asDicks1 Kappa Omicron Alpha Leader Bluefield Collegians JUDSON LAMBERT nj-uddyu John Marshall Literary Society, '35, '36 Choral Society, '35, '36 GARLAND SELBY LITTON -..Litty1 Q Eta Tau Beta Basketfball Squad, '36 H1711 Q55 0121936 I w , Wx W 1 I l we 3. T 1 l L ' ' F 1 H' B A V 1 Ha, MH 1 'ww l g ,fl for , ggrf- . ff , 13, iw, Y 43 ' I I' M V . in E31 'Iii' I A , v .. 1,3315 . I live . wg., 'ul :A . ,av :-: JE' X l QP -u, fi' ' 'ri Y iEg 'A :' I ,. n HH, A L , . i' , N jg , i H M, E i 4 Z is 11 1 , ...... N - ggi I , . : ,'i' 1 '. x x H , me 1 'H fiigy ii ..if- 'J' - 2 ' 'A' 'iQ.,iil ' ' 'Ai J ' ' aa H ii in Visas M ,pm . N in in in 5 : iiiaun .1 W - , iii in a55 0191936 RCBERT MAURI CE MURPHY Mm-ph President Alpha Lambda Iota, '36 President Student Body, '36 SARAH ERNESTINE NISEWANDER Same Dee Dee Club, '36 Girls' Club, '35, '36 John Marshall Literary Society, '35, '36 JAMES FRANCIS PAGE LbIimmy55 Newman Club, '36 Choral Society, '35, '36 John Marshall Literary Society, '35, '36 FRANK AMUEL PATTON Ebpatii Eta Tau Beta Bluefield Collegians ALLEN S. PECK . ipeckn Scribe, Eta Tau Beta Tennis Team, '35, '36 LUTHER C. PEERY Luther ' Engineers H1811 G34? WILLIAM PENN, Ja. Liwiuii Virginian Literary Society, '35, '36 ANDREW ROY PETERS ..Andy,, President Freshman Class. '35 President Virginian Literary Society, '35 Choral Society, '35, '36 Tennis Team, '35, '36 ALBERT EDWARD RHUDY ..Rudy.-, John Marshall Literary Society, '35, '36 JAMES D. ROBERGE Swede Basket-ball Team, '35 Alpha Lambda Iota Tennis Team, '35 JOHN WILLIAM RUDISILL, JR. Chilolly Secretary Alpha Lambda Iota Virginian Literary Society, '35, '36 Double Quartet, '35 PHILIP GEORGE SCHRADER, JR. George Basket-ball Squad, '35 H1911 a55 of19j6 fm ,.,, L II. I. I, awww , awe, H II ve, ,W W A If iff 45, gf 511'- ,I-'V , , T 22 gife,.'lu 'u 77 -V ' g, - .Lv-L., Q 1155 o'f1936 JOHN J. SNIDOW, JR. Lijak-e11 President Kappa Omicrou Alpha i. Tennis Team, '35, '36 Vicefljresident Sophomore Class, 36 EVELEENE SPANGLER L'E11eleene' ' Vice-President Bluefield Players, '36 President Girls' Club, '35, '36 Christian Union, '36 Grand Sage Delta Beta Kappa, '36 WILLIAM ELLIS STOTT , Blubbe1 Virginian Literary Society Newman Club Christian Union Cast of The Patsy REYBORN FRANCIS SUBLETTE L -'subby' Treasurer Alpha Lambda Iota HARRIET ANN TAYLOR Harriet Arm Sigma Theta H Girls' Club Fin ' RANCE A. THOMPSON l' Rance 1 Kappa Omicron Alpha A Football, '35 f Virginian Literary Society Baseball H2011 C21' THOMAS THORNTON s s Tommys s Christian Union Virginian Literary Society, '35, '36 BANE TALMADGE UNDERWOOD ' 'Bane Thornhill Scholarship Medal, '35 D. A. R. History Medal, '35 President Phi Rho Pi President John Marshall, '35 VicefPresident Christian Union VERNON WEBB Vernon JEROME GUILFORD WEINBURG L sjybeyga 1 Dramatic Club, '35, '36 John Marshall Literary Society BETTY JEANNE WILSON jetty Beam Vice-President Sigma Theta Associate Editor Bluefield Collegian Girls' Club, '35, '56 JACK WALTER WITTEN Witt Footbal1,'53, '34, 'ss ll 21 ll 4155 of1936 Eel l I E :sam sa ' 'aes K Cege Sopglg 9X5 We See C-Cgem Classes come and classes go, but this one stays on forever, at least, some of its members seem to. But you can't blame them for liking this dump Cdon't call this joint a dumpl. No kidding, it has a few points in its favor. For instance, you don't have to go to all meals, and there is no limit as to what time you have to be in at night Cthere's no limit to the noise either, for that matterj. And remember those monthly 'shops' that don't cost a thing, except the taxi to get your girl and to take her home and a little food at intermission and maybe a barfbfq afterwards. Swell things, these free college dances! What do you mean, talking of college dances? This is a writefup for for againstj the Sophomore Class of '36. I suppose this is as good a time as ever for the proverbial toast, so- Here's to the Class of '36, Johnnie's good when he's sleeping, Made up of town and country hicks. If he isn't having a nightmare, 1've seen worse classes-I don't know where, But all in all he's a pretty good guy, But they have some smart ones, and to spare. Happy-gcvlucky, without a care. Now there're some officers we might mention Bergeron's a devil with women. Though it makes no nevermindg His technique is really superb, Fess Crockett's a person of small dimensions. But somehow or other, strange as it seems, CBut so is jinney so everything's Iinej. Nita just won't be disturbed. Quiet and unassuming, But you can't: be sure. William may live a double life- They're not always Simon Pure. Now that's just a smattering of what might be said of the Class of '36- yes, why not?-I think I shall. This is too good a chance to miss-I know some good jokes on some of those Soph's so here goes-! Al Bergeron QPoison Ivy to youj is the best looking boy in school. If you don't believe me, just ask him . . . Allen Peck is number one tennis player. QHe's number one all the way round as far as Blanche is concernedj . . . Virginia Lee Fisher felt smart when she discovered that you whisper deaf and dumb language by using mittens .... Maurice Murphy can outfchew any grasshopper on the campus. fI'm not calling you a grasshopper, Juddie.D . . . Herb Gibson, Chris's little cupcake, can say less in more time than Gracie Allen . . . juddie Lambert talks and we talk with him-we stop and he talks alone . . . They say that great feet walk in the same paths. This may apply to Mac for he's certainly walked in the same paths in all that pacing in his Chemistry class. CThat's right, Mac, you're not a Sophomore, are you? . . . They say Don Bevins is big as an ox and almost as smart .... And so, in the midst of a jumble of noise which you would expect from such an Annual Staff, I bring to a close this slight glimpse of a very few of the Sopho' more class. If your curiosity has been aroused you might try to learn more. I make no rash promises but you might find something of interest! ll22ll ll23ll Cwgw, GLW Most Popular VIRGINIA LEE FISHER DAN EASLEY Best Looking DON LEE SMITII AL BERGERON Best All'Round VIRGINIA LEE FISHER JACK MURRAY Most Athletic BLANGHE LAZBNBY AL BERGERON Biggest Influence VIRGINIA LEE FISHER VICTOR CROOKETT Cutest FRANCES SIMON CLYDE VIGIQ Most Likely to Succeed EMMA SUE PIIELPS MARVIN LENETT Most Versatile EMMA SUE PI-IELES MARVIN LENETT Most Lilqeable MARGARET TYIORNHILL JOHN RUDISILL Typical Freshmen ADELAIDE BAILEY GEORGE SEXTON Wittiest FRANCES SIMON BARRETT ANDERSON o In Efuefiefs QOH 5 Best Sport ELIzAEETI-I CLIFPON HAROLD PERDIIE Best Dressed LOUISE STOwERs DICK KINSEY Most Talented EVA MARYE MGNEAL CHARLES GLASPBY Most in Love CI-IRIsTINE CASH HERBERT GIBSON Peppiest: VIRGINIA LEE FISHER ULVERT MOORE Most Basliful RUTH RAMEY WILLIAM MILLER Best Friends MARGARET THORNHILL- VIRGINIA LEE FISHER HUGH HANCOCK- DICK KINSEY Most Dignijied EVELENE SEANGLER WILLIAM STOTT Most Dependable MARGARET THORNHILL EVELEENE SI-ANGLER VICTOR CROGRETT JOHN SNIDOW Most Personality VIRGINIA LEE FISHER HAROLD PERDUE DAN EAsLEY 6 6 J foffneggmag Qfaggj Qing 0121937 DAN EASLEY ........... . . .... . . . ..... . . ......,,... President MARGARET THORNHILL. . . . . .VicefP1'esident FRANCIS DBLLAFERRA. . ..... Secretary CLYDE Viclc .................... ............ ....... 'I' 1' easwrer Akers, Juanita Edmunson, Mary E. Kahle, James S., Jr. Rhoads, Jane Elizabeth Albert Vir 'nia L Elliott, Thomas C. Ke I Antbon Sanders, Frederick W. , El 99 Alley, Joshua Bishop, Jr. Anderson, Barrett M. Armentrout, Charles R. Bailey, Adelaide Bailey, Edward N. Belcher, Alfred T. Belcher, Ottie Ellis Benjamin, Howard B. Bennett, William Allen Berry, Robert Francis Black, Hazel Virginia Blake, Allen Mock Blaylock, Arnold V. Bondurant, Alice B. Bowman, Eleanor E. Brasch, Charles Irvin Brooke, John Robert Burgess, Pattie Anne Burgess. Thompson Caldwell, Edith V. Calfee, Carl Edison Carter, Frank Emory Cash, Christine Maude' Christie, Margaret Gay Chatterbaugh, Guy V. Clevinger, uy W. Copenhaver, Frances E. Covington, Anne O. Crawford, Edgar S. Dellafera, Francis M. Denardo, Carmel G. Dillow, Helen Virginia Dotson, Nelson Douthat, Marvin Easley, John Kendrick Easley, William Dan Elwood, James H. Falls, Francis Glenn Fischer, Sara Delta Fisher, Claude D. Foster, Shirley H. Fox, Matilda E. Francis, Mary Rachel Franklin, Mary K. Frazee, Michael Janes French, Ellen White Garry, Elizabeth F. Gilpin, David Donald Gimbert, Benjamin I. Glaspey, Clifford C., Jr. Godfrey, J. Thomas, Jr. Goodwin, Ward A. Gregory, Lewis H. Hagood, Talbot B. Hale, Hamilton Henry Hale, Howard Hubert Hancock, Hugh Hancock, Richard N. Harmon, Edna Pearl Helmintoller, Mary M. Helvey, Sallie E. Hodges, Edwin Tabor Horne, Mattie Sue Howard, Albert T., Jr. Hughlett, Alex Everett Jarrett, Howard M. Jennings, Lucy R. Johnson, Benjamin S. Johnson, Frederick R. Johnston, George T. Jones, John Charles, Jr. Jones, Lillian M. S. 1 . y King, Herbert Arthur Kinsey, Charles R. Lambert, Janie Marie Lambert, William N. Lazenby, Blanche Ledgerwood, Alex. T. Lenett, Marvin Saul Lilly, Cecil R., Jr. Macorn, John A., Jr. Macorn, Virgmia M. Magann, Robert G. Martin, Eva Juanita Mays, Joseph Rales McCue, Frank A. McNeal, Nancy Price Meade, Charles G. Metcalfe, Tom Orrick Midkiif, Richard L., Jr. Miller, Fannie Miller, William T. Miller, William T., Jr. Mino, Raymond W. Moore, Ulvert M. Neill, Dorothy Kent Nichols, Garland W. O'Dell, Ralph Horne Pancake, Claude A. Perdue, William H. Peters, Anita Ruth Pettigrew, W. B., Jr. Phelps, Sue Phillips, J. I., Jr. Phillips, Velma Mae Porteriield, Virginia L. Puckett, Ethel Lee Ramey, Virginia Ruth Saunders, Lawrence L. Scadron, Hubert M. Schrader, Luther Hoge Schrier, Earl Melvin Sexton, George Stuart Sheffield, Robert N. Shrewsbury, J., G., Jr. Simon, Frances Louise Sisson, Otho Preston Sisson, Reba Beatrice Smith, Betty Smith, Bobbie Helen Smith, Don Lee Smythers, Gertrude M. Spangler, George W. Sprinkle, Frank Fulton Steele, Clyde Taylor Stevenson, Ruth H. Stewart, Merrill R. Strickland, Sarah Ann Sudduth, Walton, Jr. Taylor, Frank Everett Thompson, Harry M. Thompson, Roy Steele Thornhill, Margaret A. Verano, Marian Rose Vick Clyde W., Jr. Wayland, Anna E. Ward, Charles H. Wilson, Thomas C. Woods, Frank Hubert Woolwine, Walter J. Worley, Frances Louise Wright, Lillian Ruth Yeager, Samuel J., Jr. ll24l r - xr- Qfagg of1938 HIGH SCHOOL CLIFTON REYNOLDS. . . HAROLD BONHAM ..... ROsE LANE MITCHELL. . . EVA MARYE MONEAL. . . DELORES ANDERSON WALTON BISHOP HAROLD BONHAM QUEENIE CALDWELL GRIFFIN CALLAHAN CLARICE FIZER WILLIAM KLINE H2511 . . . . .Preszderzt . .VicefPres1de'nt . . . .Secretary . . .Treasurer EVA MARYE MCNEAL ROSE LANE MITCHELL CLIFTON REYNOLDS GEORGE ROSENBAUM EDWIN M. SUDDETH ROBERT H. SUDDETH HAZELMARY WILMORE G2 LILIA GARCIA SILVIA GARCIA FRANCISCO DUCASSI ENRIQUB DUCASSI ALBJANDRC VAZQUEZ ELIZARDO VALLE ugan fu3eyf5 AUGUSTIN LOPEZ JUAN RODRIGUEZ LCRENZO GUTIERREZ AUGUSTIN GUTIERRBZ ARMANDO :HERNANDEZ PILARIN NOVEL H2611 P 9 0-D Co 59 'sn + wggi Q QAQE'i?? 6G o'9'FATRWNw . EMM . qni5aHonK3 , 5255 I I Sfaff of Hcege Saaxngfevu WILLIAM KEESEE ..................... ..... E ditor MARVIN LBNBTT AND EMMA SUE PI-IIzLPs .... .... C ofEditors MARGARET TI-IORNHILL .............. .... F eature Editor BARRETT ANDERSON ..... . ............. Sports Editor VICTOR CROCKETT .................... .......... B usiness Manager VIRGINIA LEE FISHER AND FRANCIS FALLS. . . . . .Assistant Business Managers J. RUSSELL BJORK .................... ....... A dvertising Manager H2311 'I -ULLZZQ ,El 1 L ivginian ifevavg ociefx PIERBERT GIBSON . . . CLYDE VICK ..... JUANITA AKERS. . . W. I. MARABLE. . . JUANITA AKERS DENNIS BOONE RICHARD BORDEN I-'ATTIE ANNE BURGESS EDITH CALDWELL JAMES CARR IRA CASH GUY CLEVENGER EDGAR CRAWFORD VICTOR CROOKETT FRANCIS DELLAFERA FRANK DI-1 LISI LEONARD DEVITA JOHN FORTUNE VIRGINIA LEE FISHER KATTIERYN FRANKLIN ELIZABETH Fox CHARLES GLASPEY H2911 HERBERT GIBSON ALVIN GILBERT GEORGE HALL PRESTON HAMILTON HAROLD HOBACK ROBERT HONAKER ALBERT HOWARD JAMES HUFFMAN CECIL LILLY HERBERT KING JOSEPH MAYS RAYMOND MINO MAURIOE MURPHY DOROTHY NEILL RALPH 0'DELL WILLIAM PENN WILLIAM PETTIGREW ANDREW PETERS . . . . . .President . . . . . .VicefP1'esident . . .Secfetavyfffeasufef .............Sponso'r JAMES ROBERGE JOHN RUDISILL LUOILE SANDERS HIIBERT SOADRON EARL SOHRLER GERTRUDE SMYTHERS JOHN SNIDDW WILLIAM STOTT GENE STUDEBAKER FRANCIS SUBLETTE BARNHART TAYLOR THOMAS THORNTON RANGE THOMPSON MARION VERANO CLYDE VIOH J. C. WALTERS LOUISE WORLEY MEMBERS 50911 Qivxavggaff Ocifevavg ociefg OFFICERS-FIRST SEMESTER MARVIN LENETT ............V . . . ..........,........ ........ P resident JANIE MARIE LAMBERT .... ,,,,, V icgfP1g,gidgm EMMA SUE PHELPS ...... . . .Secretaryf'I'rcasu're1 DEAN C. W. OWEN ...................,........... ......... S ponsor OFFICERS-SECOND SEMESTER EMMA SUE PHELPS .... ...... .......................... P T esidem SHIRLEY FOSTER .... .... V icefP'residenn JIM KAHLE ...... ............ S ecretaryffreasurer J. B. ALLEY DELoREs ANDERSON ADELAIDE BAILEY ALLAN BLAKE ELEANOR BOWMAN CHARLES BRAscH L. P. BROWN BETTY DILOHER NORMA LEE DAVIS MARY EEMONDSON FRANCIS FALLS SARA FISCHER SHIRLEY FOSTER EDNA PEARL HARMON SALLIE HELVEY BEN JOHNSON JIM KAHLE JANIE MARIE LAMEERT BLANCHE LAZENBY MARVIN LENETT JUANITA MARTIN CHARLEE MEADE RO5B'LANB MITCHELL ALLAN S. PECK EMMA SUE PHELES ALBERT RHUDY FRED SANDERS MARGARET THORN1-IILL BANE UNDERWOOD JEROME WEINEERG Rum WRIGHT EDMUND WOODY ALEX LEDGERWOOD JUDSON LAMEER1- II 30 ! i I N - V H V I Qgvi5fiaI1 nioy L. P. BROWN ...... ...... P 'resident BANB UNDERWOOD. , . ,... VicefP'resident BETTY DILOHER. . . Secreravyfveasurer ELEANOR BALL. . ......... Pianiste MEMBERS H5111 JUANITA AKERS HELENA ASHWORTH ADELAIDE BAILEY ELEANOR BOWMAN L. P. BROWN BERNARD Busrcxc QUEENIE CALDWELL GRIFFIN CALLAI-IAN CHRISTINE CASH MARY EDMONDSON ELIZABETH Fox RACHEL FRANCIS HERBEIKT GIBSON ELEANOR HALL LILLIAN JONES DOROTHY LAWRENCE CECIL LILLY C. LUNDY JUANITA MARTIN ULVBRT MOORE DOROTHY NEILL ANDREW PETERS ALBERT RHUDY LucILE SAUNDERS EVELEENE SPANGLER GERTRUDE SMYTHERS CLYDE STEELE WILLIAM STOTT BANE UNDERWOOD RUTH WRIGHT SHIRLEY FOSTER BEATRICE SISSON PROE. W. I. MARAEL PROE. E. M. BERRY BETTY DILCHER IZ V mfuefiefa tlofaxevg MARVIN LENETT ..... ...... P vesident EVELEENE SPANGLER. . . EMMA SUE PHELPS. . . MRS. B. E. LENOIR ...... MISS Jnssm R. LEGRAND. . PATTIE ANNE Buncess EMMA SUE PIIELES MARGARET TIIDRNHILI. RosEfLANE MITCHELL RACHEL FRANCIS MARVIN LENETT O'DELL COVHQGTON FRANCES SIMON MEMBERS EVELEENE SPANGLER VIRGINIA LEE FISHER BEN JOHNSON EDNA PEARL HAREQON LUCILE SAUNDERS JUANITA AKERS ELIZABETH Fox JANE ELIZABETH RHODES ELBANOR HALL . . . . . . VicefPresident . . . . .SecretaryfT'reaswrer . . . Sponsor, First Semester Sponsor, Second Semester HAROLD PERDUE WILLIAM STOTT J. B. ALLEY DOROTHY LAWRENCE BUDDY WOOLWINE JIM KAHLE ADELAIDE BAILEY SHIRLEY FOSTER H3211 J EVALEENE SPANGLER. . . VIRGINIA LEE FISHER. . . ADBLAIDE BAILEY. I . H3311 DoLOREs ANDERSON GERALDINB ASHWORTH HELENA ASHWORTH ADELAIE BAILEY VIRGINIA BLACK ALICE BONDURANT CHRISTINE CASH GAY CI-IRIsTIE ELIZABETH CLIETON FRANCES COPENHAVER OQDBLL COVINGTON CARMEL DENARDO HELEN DILLOW MARY EDMONDSON SARA FIECHER VIRGINIA LEE FISHER CLARICE FIZER RACHEL FIUKNCIS Egg. cw. Q. sax. KATHRYN FRANKLIN ELLEN WHITE FRENCH MARGUERITE FULTON ELBANOR HALL EDNA PEARL HARMON MARY M. HELMINTOLLER LUCY JENNINGS SUE HORNE SALLY HELVEY MARIE HYPES LILLIAN JONES BLANCHB LAZENBY SHIRLEY FOSTER VIRGINIA MACOM JUANITA MARTIN FANNIE MILLER ROsEfLANE MITCHELL HARRIET Moss . . . . .President . . . . . .VicefP'resident Secvetaryffreasurer NANCY MCNEAL SARAH NISBWANDER EMMA SUE PHBLPS VIRGINIA LIKE PORTEREIELD JANE ELIZABETH RHOADS LUCILE SAUNDERS FRANCES SIMON GERTRUIJE SMYTHERS BETTY SMITH EVELENE SPANGLER RUTH STEVENSON LOUISE STowERs SARAH STRICKLAND MARIAN VERANO BETTY JEANNE WILSON RUTH WRIGHT ANNA WAYLAND BETTY DILCHER Sigma Cegefcu VIRGINIA LEE FISHER .... ...... P resident BETTY JEANE WILSON. . . . . .VicefPresident PATTIIE ANNE BURGEss, . . ..... Secretary MARGARET THORNHILL. . . ........ Treasurer BENNA LEE DRAPER. . . . . . , . .SergeLmtfatfArms EDNA PEARL HARMON .................. ...... P ress Agent CHRISTINE CASH, VIRGINIA LEE PORTEREIELD . . . ......... Historians Mlss JBSSIE LEGRAND ................... ......... H onorary Member COLORS: Blue and Silver FLOWER: Talisman Rose ADELAIDB BAILEY ALICE BONDURANT PATTIE ANNE BURGESS GAY CIIRIETIE CHRISTDJE CASH BENNA LEE DRAEER VIRGINIA LEE FISHER MRS. O. M. DEYERLE MARGARET HARDY EDNA PEARL HARMON BLANGHE LAEENEY Roslz LANE MITCHELL VIRGINIA LEE PORTEREIELD LUCILE SAUNDERS BOBBIE SMITI-I DON LEE SMITH PATRONESSES Mas. DEAN HOSMER SARA STRIGKLAND HARRIET ANN TAYLOR MARGARET THORNHRL ANNA WAYLAND BETTY JEANNE WILSON IviARGuRI1-E FULTON JESSU3 LEGRAND Mxss FRANCES ZIMMERMAN . il 34 H Sqaffa Qmicvon Qxffga - COLORS: Harvard Red and Gold JOHN J. SNIDOW, JR. G. HAROLD HOBACK VICTOR CROCKETT .... WILLIAM R. KEESEE. . . GENE STUDEBAKER .... DENNIS BOONE ...... W. I. MARABLE .... H3511 FRANK AIcERs J. B. ALLEY RICHARD ALLEY ROBERT AUSTIN ALBERT BERGERON ROBERT F. BERRY DENNIS BOONE IRA M. CASH GUY CLATTERBAUGH DAN EASLBY W. I. MARAELE Teneamus Nostra Consilia MEMBERS VICTOR CROCKETT L. C. FOWLKES, JR ALVIN GILBERT HAROLD HOBACK GEORGE HALL WILLIAM KEESEB V. B. KEYS, JR. RICHARD KINOER HERBERT KING R. L. MIDKIEE HONORARY MEMBERS D. M. EASLEY . . . . . . .Pvesident . . .VicefPreside'nt . . . . . .Treasurer . . . Secretary Guard . . . Chaplain JOE E. MAYS HAROLD PERDUE JOI-IN SNXDOW, JR. GENE STUDEBAKER JACK SMITH RANGE THOMPSON THOMAS THORNTON I. C. WALTERS, JR. FRANK WOODS FRANK S. EASLEY Guide EVELEBNB SPANGLER .... MARIE HYPES ....... VIRGINIA BLACK ..... FRANCES COPENHAVBR HELENA ASI-IWORTI-I. , BETTY DILCHER .... . HARRIBT Moss .... ELBANOR HALL .... aeffa ,gain Scaffva ........GrandSage .lst Grand Counselor Znd Grand Counselor 3rd Grand Counselor . , . .4tl1 Grand Counselor . . . .5th Grand Counselor . . . .6tlz Grand Counselor . . . .7th Grand Counselor MEMBERS MARY MARGARET ELLEN WHITE FRENCH Rum Sr1zvnNsoN HELMINTOLLER HAznL MARY WEMORE Barry SMITH ELIZABETH CLIFTON O'DELL COVINGTON MARY EDMoNsoN HONORARY MEMBERS MRS. EMILY GREEVER MRS. E. C. WADE FACULTY ADVISER Pnorasson W. I. MARABLI: H3611 gxffgd Ocamgba Sofa E. C. WADE ,....... .... H orzorary President MAURICE MURPHY. . . ......... President HERBERT GIBSON .... . . .VicefPresident JOHN RUDISILL ...... ...... S ecretafry FRANCIS SUBBLETTE .... . . . ........ Treasurer JAMES ROBERGE ...................... .... S ergearIt'atfArms JOHN L. I-IAssEY, MACINTYRE LOUTHAN .... . . ,Faculty Advisers COLORS: Purple, Gold and White FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FRANCIS DBLLAFERA GERALD MACANN ROBERT SHEEEIELD MERRILL STEWART SAMUEL YEACER HERBERT GIBSON MAURICE MURPHY STANDING: FRANCIS FALLS FRANCIS SUBBLETTE H3711 MICHAEL CAs-I-ICLIONE LEONARD DEVITA JAMES CARR RICHARD BORDON JAMES ROBERGE JOHN L. HAssEy WALTON SUDDUTH ANDREW PETERS CLYDE VICK JCI-IN RuDIsILI. CHARLES GLASPEY JOHN 'BROOKE JOHN FORTUNE MACIN1-YRE LOUTHAN F Sigma Ceara Qxfioga K RACHEL FRANCIS. . . . . . ELEANOR BOWMAN ..... SARA D. ADAMs FISCHER. EVA MARYE MCNBAL. . JUANITA MARTIN ..... EMMA SUB PHBLPS. . . NORMA LEE DAVIS ..... COLORS: Yellow and Brown FLOWER: RACHEL FRANCIS ELEANOR BOWMAN JUANITA MARTIN MEMBERS EVA MARYE MCNEAI. SARA D. ADAMS Frscx-nan EMMA SUE PHELPS HONORARY MEMBER THELMA F. KING ....... .President . . . .VicefP1'esident . . . . . . .Secretary ........T1easurer . . . . . .Se1geantfatfA'rms ..........P1essAgen1: Memory Book Chairman Yellow Chrysanthemum Louisa Srownns Lucy JENNINGS NORMA LEE DAVIS H3811 I GUY CLBVLNGBR .... EDGAR CRAWFORD. . ALLAN S. PEOK. . . JOHN EASLBY .... FRED BAILLRP CHARLES BRASCH THOMPSON BURGESS THOMAS GODFREY RALPH Hum' H3911 fa C-Eau efa MEMBERS ANTHONY KLLL GARLAND LITTON ULVER-r MOORE GARLAND NICHOLS FRANK PATTON THOMAS ELLIOT 1: Ag -,IL X H mm , LA.. .. N ,ff-S52 L QYL , ,ww J President . . . ViCC'PT6SidC71t .. . . . ..Sc1'ibe . .Treasurer JOSEPH I. PHILLIPPS WILLIAM B. PBTTIGREW J. WALTER WOOLWINR, JR. OTHO SISSON EVERETT TAYLOR Bee-Eze Qfug MARION VERANO . . . ..... President HELEN DILLOW ..... . . .VicefP-resident DOROTHY HAYDEN .... .... S ecreravy SARAH NISEWANDER .... .... T reasuver FRANCES SIMON ............ . . . Press Agent MRS. MACINTYRE LOUTI-IAN. . . ............. Sponsor COLORS: Black and White FLOWER: Gardenia MOTTO: Daring Defeat MEMBERS HELEN DILLOW SARAH NISEWANDER MARION VERANO KATI-IIIYN FRANKLIN CARMEL DENARDO VIRGINIA MACOM FRANCES SIMON CLARICE FIZER MATTIE SUE HORNE DORUI'HY HAYDEN FANNIE MILLER VIRGINIA LEE ALBERT EVELYN LITZ H4011 V -L.L::zI..g. W zuwr-. A .L L. L. ....L,....,..E. .E4..,.-.-.Q...Rv.4I.afIIv,.J..II GARLAND LITTON. . . BILL BENNETT .... JAMES ROEERGE. . . DAN EASLEY. . . H4111 BERT BENJAMIN WILLIAM BENNETT ALLEN BLAKE CHARLES BRASCH JOHN ROBERT BROOKE FRANK EMORY CARTER JOHN EASLEY DAN EASLEY THOMAS ELLIOT MICHAEL FRAZEE ELIZABETH GARRY HOWARD HALE EDWIN HODGES ,- Y L- ..,- I.,.. 1... Cege ngineevg MEMBERS BEN JOHNSON WILLIAM LAMEERT JOHN ANDERSON MAOOM, JR. WILLIAM THOMAS MILLER RAYMOND MINO JOSEPH I. PHILLIPS GEORGE S. SEXTON OTHO SISSON WALTER J. WO0LVs'INE FRED BAILIEE DENNIS BOONE BEN T. GRAHAM, JR. . . . . .Chief Engineer . . .Assistant Engineer .........Recorder . . .Assistant Recorder O. SENNETT HOLMES JOHN W'ALTER JOHNSON, JR. GARLAND SELEY LITTON ROBERT MAURICE MURPHY FRANK PATTON LUTHER CLAYMAN PERRY JAMES DAVID ROEERGE GEORGE PHILIP SOHRADER ERNEST SEXTON JACK SMITH I JOHN J. SNIDOW, JR. ALLEN BARNHARDT TAYLOR HAROLD FRANCIS WHITMIRE C655 Efuefiefo Q FRANCIS SUBLETTB. . . D1cK KINCBR ..... RALPH Hum. . . . First Saxophone Drcx Ku-:can Second Saxophone J. C. Jomzs Third Saxophone FRED BAILIFF MEMBERS Drums VAN KEYS Trombone Gnome HALL First 'Trumpet PAUL THOMAS offegiayg . . .... Director Leader . . . .Business Manager Second Trumpet Louxs DOUTHA1' Bass Violin CHARLES GLASPBY Piano FRANK PATTON H4211 .loovf 4 v0 C 5 fa Banu 5 ' ' SPATRKP' QQQTQQM 25? v 1 , i COfCAPTAIN COACH COCAIYTAIN -oofgaff Squab FRONT ROW: BENJAMIN CAsst. Mgvj, MILLER CAsst. Mgvxj, OQDELL, MANGUS, RUTHEREORD, BERGERON, STEWART, HAGOOD, MCGHEE, DELISI CMa'nage'rj. SECOND ROW: SMILEY, GREGORY, ELWOOD, PERDUE, HOWARD, BERRY, WHITMAN, JONES, MURRAY, STUDEBAKER, SHREWSEERRY, WITTEN. BACK ROW: BENNETT, BELCI-IER, FALLS, DUDLBY, MAIN, NICHOLS, MITCHELL, YEAGBR, ANDERSON, SUTHERLAND, BISHOP. NOT IN PICTURE: TUCKER, BLAYLOOK, THOMPSON. if 44 ll oofhaff gzeguciae Louisburg. . . . . O Bluefield. . . . . .13 September 28 With a few flashes of speed and good football, the Rambling Reds' were able to down Louisburg in what proved to be a slow and listless game. This game was featured by the sterling defensive work of Jack Murray and by the running and passing of McGhee. Potomac State ..... O Blueheld ..... . . 6 Cctober 5 Great offensive work by the entire team resulted in the only touchdown of the afternoon. Bluefield scored early in the game. The game ended with the two teams battling in the shadow of the Red's goalpost. This was one of the hardest fought games of the year. Milligan .......... 7 Bluefield ........ 15 October 12 The Red's opened with a barrage of passes which took them to the Milligan Sfyard line, and from there the ball was carried over for a touchdown. A safety followed close upon the touchdown and the final Blueheld touchdown was gained as the half ended. Milligan scored soon after the opening of the second half. Both teams were fighting hard as the final whistle sounded. King ............. 20 Blueheld ........ 6 October 26 Two weeks later Bluefield journeyed to Kingsport, Tenn., to meet the powerful King team of Bristol. Blueheld started the scoring when a Red linesman recovered a King fumble on the Sfyard line. King came back and gained a. touchdown and extra point. The half ended, 7f6. King added two more tallies in the final half to hand the LeNoir men the first defeat of the season. Emoryfl-Ienry Frosh 0 Bluefield ........ 8 November 9 Bergeron scored Bluefield's lone touchdown by picking a beautiful pass out of the air and stepping across the goal line. Later in the game an Emory back was tackled behind his own goal line by Dudley and this added 2 more points to the score. V.P.l. Jr. Varsity. . O Bluefield ........ '7 November 16 On a muddy slow field the Rambling Reds turned back the Cadets from Blacksburg by push' ing over a touchdown and then playing conservative ball the remainder of the game. The conflict centered almost wholly around McGhee of Bluefield and Day of V. P. I. Concord .......... 20 Bluefield ........ 6 November 28 Bluefield gridsters gave a good account of themselves but a heavier and more experienced Concord team gained the day's laurels. The Reds also ran into a lot of bad breaks. The Turkey Day game was Jack Murray, Don Bevins, Al Bergeron, Barrett Anderson, Skeeter McGhee, Jake Jones, jim Main and Charley Whitman wearing the Rambling Red uniform for the last time. They will surely be missed next September when the '36 season begins. ll45ll , 'nil 1-i , , gp w-fi ,T H TT g Q Lx AIIIV lil WA Wu! wvliggwll'4'wf1.sll'Qtgl1lg''miseIA1IIW'WwwmwsgWggpflmgils. ...'lull.ln:s5sm1xmw W1 I Cdptdfn Cgggh STUDEBAKER B, E, LENQIR SQUAD Q a 5 Q e f - B a I I FIRST ROW: FREDDIB LENOIR Cfeam Mascotj, CLATTERBAUGH, BERGERON, STUDEBAKER, PERDUE, BLAKE. STANDING: BJORK Cfeam Managed, LITTON, FORTUNE, BENNETT, SHEP- FIELD, MxDK1FF, WOOLWINE, BELCHBR CAssiscant Managerj. SCHEDULE AND SCORES Bluefield .... ........., N ational Business College ......... Bluefield .... ........ O glethorpe .............., .... Bluefield .... ..... N ew River State ....... Bluefield .... ..... K anawha ........... Bluefield .... ..... D avis E99 Elkins ........ Bluefield .... ..... 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BLUEFIELD WEST VIRGINIA The W est Virginian Hotel RATES 240 352.00 Up-Single 240 Rooms 353.75 Up-Double Baths MODERN D1NINGfROOM AND GRILL SBA FOODS IN SEASON Particular Attention Given Private Parties and Banquets INST ALL THROUGH THE YEARS- K E W B E E IS YOUR FINEST BREAD COLE BAKING COMPANY Compliments of HaW1ey's Department Store Better Merchandise for Less Money Compliments of Hankla's Grocery We Buy the Best and Sell the Best Dependable Service at a Reasonable Price Exclusive Agents FAMOUS BATTLE CREEK FOOD PRODUCTS Compliments of West Virginia Water Service Company BLUEFIELD, W. VA. 1 H49ll Stecklers' Men's Shop Home of Hart Schaffner E99 Marx and Varsityftown Suits Dobbs Es? 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Compliments of Hotel Matz H5111 Mills and Hall Market Bland Street Make Our Store Your Pantry Georgia Lumber Company BUILDING MATERIAL QUALITY MILL WORK Since 1898 Cowftesy of Henry Roclgin Compliments of The Classic Sanclwicl1es You Will Like ll52l Compliments of Bluefield Awing E99 Furnace Co. Compliments of Ray Matticks LOCAL FORD DEALER Easley-Wilson Co. REALTORS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Property Management REAL ESTATE LOANS Peery Bldg. Phone 2808 BLUEFIBLD, W. VA. lt pays to buy Nationally Advertised furnishings. You Will find the leaders at Bluefield Furniture Company Karpen Livingfroom Suites Kroehler Livingfroom Suites Imperial Tables Bigelow Weavers Rugs Gullistan Rugs Cold Seal Rugs Simmons Bedding Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets Whitney Maple Lane Cedar Chests Visit Hancock Hall ll53ll The Thovton Company Outjittefrs for Men and Women BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA For thirtyfeight years cofoperating heartily with all worthy educational institutions. New National Cleaners 69 Dyefrs, Inc. Domestic Rugs f Draperies f Curtains f Blankets Wearing Apparel of Every Description 813 Bluefield Avenue West Virginia Auto Top 8: Bociy Co. AUTO PAINTING, GLASS, TOPS, SEAT COVERS WRECKED BODIES AND FENDERS REPAIRED 1108 BLUEFIELD AVENUE MICK or MACK Cash Talks No. 1 Bradrnann Building BLUEFIELD, W. VA. ll54ll Peerless Wholesale Grocery Co. Distributors of HART BRAND CANNED FGODS' Greetings from Fox Pharmacy West Virginian Hotel Building Compliments of Clark Hardware E99 Furniture Co Compliments of Thornhill Tinning Es? Plumbing 216 Bluefield Avenue BLUBFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA H5511 We are still proud of the small part We had in bringing the Bluefield College to Bluefield and hope it will continue to grow. F. W. Udy E99 Company BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA Greetings from , Jim1ny's Restaurant Commercial Hotel Bldg. BLUEFIBLD, WEST VA. 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FV! +WF+ +375 -'N NNUAL ' fraftsmefn The art of book making as developed in the 20th century requires the highf est degree of skill. It demands artistic handling of type faces, many of which have a classic beauty in themselves. High grade pressvvork, which necessif tates hours of tedious makefready to bring out the contrast of light and shadow found in every engraving. And last, but not least, the bookbindf ing-the art preservative that cares for your book for years to come. Yes, we do all these things, and many more and our journeymen take pride in prof ducing books, especially College An' nuals, of which all of us are proud. The King Printing Co. Printers, Engravers, Bookbinders Bristol, Tennessee Zin Memoriam C-L56 JACK W. WITTEN Born july 11, 1914 Died May Z, 1936 GQ?-D BARNHARDT TAYLOR Bom May 1, 1917 Died May 9, 1936 1601