Bluefield College - Rambler Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1937 volume:

W? Grid Lead 1 NEW YORK, Nov. 8 UPJ.-B1llhigl1-powe1'ed eleven booted four 4 Tranavitch Rutgers sophomore halfback flash added a. touchdown to has prevxous total over the week end and IS farther than ever out ln front in the race for Eastexn indwldual football scoring honors He scored Rutgers onlv toxh clown agamst Lafayette on an 86 vard ,launt and boosted his season against Centre to- boost his total for' the season to 14 two more than the Rutgexs ace Tony Roaman of Lebanon Valley wo: hrs second straight game with a fxeld goal and with h,ls fifth three pomter of the season took the lead m that department Recoxds of the Eastpg leading scozes total to 84 pomts on a Bozen touch downs and 1 extra. pomts N Since hi-. nearest rival Sld Wlnte U A fm' 03? Brool lyn College was ,held score less at 68 pomts Tlanavxtchs cage over the fleld mcreased to 16 points The lead m kxckzng extra points was taken from Tranavlteh how ever, when Bill Bragg mf Marshalls Tnnn muh Rutgers hhntr Bklvn Coll 7 ll 1 ladien Dlckmgon Johnson Allred Clark W vllghlll lnanlon VS. Akzxes R Evans Bluefield illmmonu Whlllnmn 1-lntchlnsou D tm'Ux Mlchell 'Amherst Ilonkmn L Has B Blanzrnukl Bn U Kallu. lnd Wal T EB Pau z td rm Q44 and summons-zooeezza 36966-AQSHHQ QQQQODSOSQOSDC funn: Ramhhn' U-Reds Tall 'AM' 411-A 1 Two Nlmutes Of Play, B Turns Into Rom FACE REAL BATTLE ON SATURDAY AFTEF 1-gumqg- Lebfolr Forces Tangle Mighty Tennessee We Blockmg And Tacklm Features Yesterday l Serves Play Most 0 1 Ramblln fgernaut w' If L welll MEL 'l BLUEFIELD WINS CContInued From Page Seven? end for a touchdown The placemen was blocked. 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A The two ltuslctes facing you are really taking 'em out 1 ' ' th ' ' ' ' i ' Eyansvof the Bluefield college Rambltn' Reds to catapault fhigizzgbhg a i?JicgaatliLoliO7aeQg?iiTtgSgbQLcrl .szaere pat on the!p1',6ss1.tre at the. practise fleld yesterday in preparation for the tou h, u in vtth.-Hzwassee Saturday night at Big Stone Gap Va ' g gum ' -A1 v.-. 12 ' 'fr A -Tielegmtaph fnhog 1 I. B. ALLEY, IR. MARVIN LENETT Co-Editors EDNA PEARL HARMON Business Mcrnqqer ENGRAVINGS AND PRINTING BY TI-IE KING PRINTING COMPANY BRISTOL, TENNESSEE ,,,-l H ' '--,, ,. ' V, , few.--r- . I IZ he ram and 'nud and The fact that the Ramblm Reds one poweferl 1 shorg eleven f1 om the U S Naval Trclznmg Stcntzou OI d tl N ll I re last Safuvday nzglzt zn no way served to keen Lhe Bldejzeld col qe squad zclle y6Si67flCly IIS they WW26 Nl 6 :J mfo c L went abozf tl eu yob of preparmg for the zmaaszon of Louzslmrj A C coll ge elezen hem thzs week Pzctured above me t b lc Note the splm Rafnblzn Red smmgle hem e1s are shown as they neatly e erute l lateral pass play to Evans sta: qzcai er ac ma mteaferewee swzn mg out m front of Evans as he takes the aah Lexcempn Ihotw , , . , -W 1 . . . .. . , . - '. , , 1 , 4. . . V , . . ,, . . ' ' . . , - . ,. 1 yd ' . ' ' -- I .. . , A . ,.... , ' I: . . . . V . . V , D x I . . J V W .1 4 , . ., ., . , I - ,- - 1 . . . , , . . ' f ,, L.. - 17, , , 3? .Y , . V - f ' . . f ', .-.' 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'A.N I fa -- l f , t q .i , amb rn ed Gang . 6 t , Q 'Elf ' arks u lp - i . 1 e - e I . 4, l e ver trong I ea rn I Cerrigoini Goes Across From 26 Yard Strip With Win-f l l ning Touchdown In Fourth Quarter-g Teams , ' Deadlocked 6-6 At Halftlme 1 By Kemvwr HUNTER u W 6 Paced by the brilliant, dogged running of Cerrigoinl and Evans,,and' inspired with an uncanny football power, the Bluefield Ramblin' Reds 1 v blasted their wjay through the Davis and Elkins Scarlet Hurricane for a y 13-64victory in a freezing snowstorm at Welch yesterday afternoon.'Only , l a. hundred or so shivering spectators braved the elements to witness the iff Zldecgsgve licking which Bluefield gave! to its highly favored rivals from ' flupsae. Q, - .,Qe'-4-A is ,,,,-., ,.,, eq 69 Without at doubt, Davis and AEI- Ikins is the stoutest foe olaved by . -L 5 the Bluefielders this season. but the I Ramblin' Reds really turned on the '--' 5 heat. It was their best effort of the 1 iseason and vindicated those, who P- A-I ,made theibearly 'season Dredictiori' 'l Q E 'that' Bluefield college has one of nf ' , the best teams' in the school's hiss 5 ' '. tory. Bad breaks have cost the1n.a.l -, fl much better record. 1x gthzllgt alnlgl stgacliv on thc? gefecnaeij on i 3 e am ln' essave ac ,Q ff, UPI E. and oneratedl with a smooth 2'1fx '7 land compact ofefnse, Then. the - V5 i 1 lasttquarterthev :took the Uballt on ' 'im 1 their own 18,-yarglnlixie andqvent -ff' u ,bile-driving: clownltgljgfl'-e1e1f62Y'9ia1'ds,j' , 'Q 'fo tu vin flgi-'ef-fr We .amffez I-Q-3-7 PUBLISHED BY TI-IE D STUDENTS OF 44 BLUEEIELD COLLEGE BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA GZZWOZ HIS is Written for those of us Who shall some distant day turn these pages and glance once again on the faces of old friends. We ask that you look upon this year- book as a record ot two years in the progress ot our lives, or as a book ot memories by means of which We may experience again pleasures ot our col- lege days, and, trusting that you will remember us as kindly as We have sought to portray you in this book, We remain, until We meet again, your bi- ographers, The '37 Rambler Staff gh peofL'c4z'z'c+n l TO MARSHALL ORLANDO CARPENTER Who, for the past iiiieen years has watched over and encouraqed the siudents of Bluefield Col- leqe by his uniailinq patience, modest smile, and Wise, kind Words of advice. His presence has often . . . quieted pain and sorrow, Like love overcoming strife, lt seemed the harmonious echo In our discordant life. 5 1 it! FACULTY Reading from left to right, top to bottom: ANDERSON, MRS. BESSIE-B. S., Pennsylvania State Colleqeg West Virginia U., Peabody Teachers College, Minnesota U. ........ DIETICIAN BERRY, EUGENE M.-A. M., M. S., Ph. D., Colgate, Iowa U. .......................,...e,........-.., PROP. OF PHYSICS, MATH. BRADSHAW BRADSHAW, G. E.-Richmond U.: U. of Virginia ............... ...... P ROCTOR , MRS. G. E. ......,..,..,,.,.,..,,.. .,....,.,... I-I OUSE MOTHER CARPENTER, M. O.-B. A., M. A., B. D., Crozier, Peabody, Columbia U. ...,.............,..... PROP. OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, HISTORY GREEVER, MRS. EMILY REYNOLDS .....,...........,....O...,v,.A.. LIBHARIAN I-IASSAY, IOI-IN L.-B. S., Susquehanna U.,-L-PROF. OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION KING, TI-IELMA FRENCH-A. B., Bates College-DIRECTOR OF PHYS. En. FOR GIRLS LEGRAND, IIESSIE-B. A., M. A., North Carolina College, Columbla U. ,E.....,...,. ,, ....,.,.,....... -PROE, OP ROMANCE LANGUAGES LENOIR, B. E.-A. B., U. of Alabama, Georgetown - College .,,-,,,,-.,,,,E ,.,,...,.......,,,..E,.. C OAC!-Ig DIRECTOR PHYS. ED. MARABLE, W. I.-B. A., M. A., William and Mary, , U, of Virginia -,,-EE,,,,EE...,.......-.E .,,.............. P ROE. OF ENGLISH SANDERS, EDWIN S.-B. S., V. P. I.--- .... PROP. OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TRENT, C. E.-B. S., M. S., V. P. L--- ,.................. PROP. OF ENGINEERING WILLIAMS, MARVIN G.-B. A., M. A., U. of Richmond, U, of Virginia -,---,--,,,,-,M,,,,,,.,,,, .-........ .-.. P R or. or BIOLOGY 46 . . -4 ? 1 I. ' . 5 x 41- S? ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS EDWIN C. WADE PRESIDENT-A. B., Hampden-Sydney College, M. A., Columbia University CLAUDE W. OWEN DEAN: Pnor. or EDUCATION, SOCIAL SCIENCE-B. A., M. A., University oi Richmondp A. M. in Education, Columbia University ELUAH M. LOUTHAM TREASURER AND REGISTRAR: Prior. or MATHEMATICS-B. A., M. A., University of Rich mondy Th. M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Th three officers have contributed to the efficiency of Bluefield College, ese and have devoted their untirinq zeal to the promotion of every educational activity. 'is-ynmmvznmsez-.1.: mr. ervmzzxmw. u STUDENT GOVERNMENT MERRILL STEWART .................,T H,.... .E..,,.R.., P r esident MARVIN LENETT E.... , .........H .- .,E,E..,E.,...,E.... Secretary MEMBERS MARVIN LENETT, ROY THOMPSON ..........,...W Sophomore Town Representatives FRANCIS FALLS, CLYDE VICK ....... .,., S ophomore Dormitory Representatives RALPH HUMPHRIES ,ee....e.,.e... ...... F reshmon Town Representative HARRY TURNER-,-- .... Freshman Dormitory Representative G. E. BRADSHAW ..... .......,,. ..., - .,.. F O culty Member 48: 1' Av v vl v v v v v v v v v v' v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v . v v v v v v rf x f y 1 v v v v v v v v v v v A 1 0 1 4: P 4, ll CONSTITUTION P 'f or THE STUDENT BODY or BLUEFIELD COLLEGE ll , PREAMBLE 'P We, the students of Bluefield College, in order to form a student government, IP aid in the internal administration of the college. foster Lreneral activities. provide P for the common good, and develop in the students an appreciation of membership in 4F a democracy, do orclain and establish this Constitution for the Student Body of 41 Bluefield College. 4? ARTICLE I-ORGANIZATION I Sectionnl. nTh3sCoxi?anization shall be known as the Student Government Asso- 4 ciation of ue e o ege. : Section 2. This Constitution, in its entirety, when adopted by the student body l, alnd apgrovedl gy the administration, shall become binding upon every member ol' t e stu ent o y. ARTICLE II onlrcrs L 1 1 .4 4' Section 1. The objects of' this organization shall be: P a. To unify all student orizanizations under one head. 4' h. To aid in internal administration of the college. P c. To foster sentiments of' law and order, 4? d. To promote college spirit. P e. To promote general activities of' the college in the best interests of the colleee. 4 f'. To develop in the students a growing appreciation of membership in a de- 4, anocracy by providing the privilege and responsibilities of participating' in such a O emocracy. r ARTICLE III-MEMBERSHIP r lv b Seictioln 1. All students and members of the faculty shall be considered mem- ' t e organization. 44 ex-x o ARTICLE IV-STUDENT COUNCIL r lp r 1ISceJcigon 1.h'1H1ebgoiiernin1il body of the Student Government Association of Blue- p lec o ege s a e t e stu ent counci . I I' Section 2. The council shall consist of: 4' a. A president elected from the student body at large. i b. A faculty member appointed by the president of the college. 4: t dc.tTwo members elected from the sophomore class who must be dormitory 1 s u en s. 4' d. Two members elected from the sophomore class who must he day students. : e. gnc memlaer ellectedi grom thle flreshlrnan class whlo must be a dormitory student. 4 . ne mem er eecte rom t e res man c ass w o must be a day student. : Section 3. The omcers of this council shall be: li a. A president elected by the student body at laryze. , b. A secretary appointed by the president from the members of the council. lr Sectriolri 4. Tlae dutiesuof the officers dshall be: p a. e presi ent s a be empowere ,z lb 411 To preside at all meetings of the council. 4b 122 To call extra meetings whenever necessary. r go decide gipon prcggedure of the meetings. L o appom commi ees. lr b. The secretary shall be empowered: 4b C11 To keep a complete and written record of all meetings and of all cases r that come before the council. 4v Q21 To take care of all correspondence pertaining to the council. ' Section 5. This council shall meet once each week. The day and time of the 4: rfxeetings shallhbe detextimined by the council. Special meetings may be called at the - ciscretion of t e presi ent. 4, Section 6. The powers of the council shall be: 4: lat. To dmake and enforce any rules necessary for the betterment of the school. O its ie, an its interests. 4, lb. To superviie :ind halve final decision in all matters concerning the extra-cur- ricu ar activities o t e co ege. I ' c. To recommend the appointment of necessary committees. 1 ' d. To investigate and report on matters especially referred to it by the facility and administrative ofiicers of the school. li e. To have charge of all financial matters pertaining to extra-curricular ac- ' t. .t. 4 lVl IES. lb Section 7. The powers of the council having been delegated to it by the Presi- 4b dent of Bluefield College, he shall have the power of veto over any measure passed v by the council. 1: ' 4' 4llfLwbL2U ' 'XA' - A - - A , A - A - - - A - - - A - - - - - A - - - - - - - - - -, A ' c 9 2 di' '57 X .J L iff 34 LTL L O x ' O L ,X I LXL L 12.42 'pxqi X 'Y Lev fav A XJ 5 K K 5, --sau W5 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS I. B. ALLEY, IH. President IOHN EASLEY CHRISTINE CASH Secretary Vice-President WALTER WOOLWINE Treasurer ,lf 7 o CLASS or 1937 ADELAIDE BAILEY Sigma Theta Dramatic Club Iohn Marshall Literary Society Secretary Girls' Club, '36 OTTIE BELCHER Iohn Marshall Literary Society Assistant Basket-ball Mgr., '36 WILLIAM BENNETT Football Baseball, '36 Eta Tau Beta Secretary'Treasurer, Varsity Club Chief Engineering Class RICHARD BORDEN Arachne Alpha Lambda Iota GUY CLATTEBBAUGH Chaplain, Kappa Omicron Alpha Secretary, John Marshall Literary So- ciety, '37 Sports Editor, Collegian, '37 Varsity Club Basket-ball, '36, '37 ELEANOR BOWMAN President, Sigma Tau Alpha Vice-President, Sigma Tau Alpha, '36 Choral Club CTI., .WU CLASS OF 1937 FRANCES COPENHAVER lst Grand Counselor, Delta Bela Kappa, '36 Grand Sage, Delta Beta Kappa, '37 Bluefield Collegian Reporter Girls' Club CARL DAWSON Editor Collegian , '36 DAN EASLEY L. President, Freshman Class, '36 Treas er, ppa O icron lpha, '37 if -2- 77 Lil- Z Tl-l'OMAS ETfIOTT Treasurer, Eta Tau Beta FRANCIS FALLS President, Alpha Lambda Iota Student Council Iohn Marshall Literary Sobiety Assistant Business Mgr., RAMBLEH, '36, '37 Football, '36, '37 HELEN DlLLOW Treasurer, Delta Beta Kappa Girls' Club KJ ,bvvqmffffx gfawf. . 4 0 ,iff 0, :KL-'-fff4!',.! , 1 12 n J 2-a.lz,,,,f CLASS OF 19371 MARY EDMONDSON 4th Grand Counselor, Delta Beta Kappa lohn Marshall Literary Society Girls' Club DAVID. GILPIN LEWIS GREGORY Varsity Football, '36, '37 Virginian Literary Society DICK HANCGCK Kappa Omicron Alpha 1 J Tennis Team JI 4 GS 'f J. Milf S Mjyllf ' eww f F ' 'fe Ot HOWARD IARREp'lf4 Christian. L1yJ: , AQ if N w . ' 01 3 - Q! I SHIRLEY FOSTER Phi Rho Pi Vice-President, Iohn .Marshall Literary Society, '36 Society Editor, Bluefield Collegian, '37 Vtfinner Dramatic Reading Medal and Silver Cup, '36 Publicity Supervisor, Dramatic Club 13:9 if 'T'- aeft If lusty 'f U7 4114 Shivziy ,H-if La.u3h awdtm wwtd lauihs with you! Wesf amd an wee? 6.7-'MG Fw -it-se ci an Qld eaviif, ha-S weed ajfjbwf mifl ' . Skye f,,,5'f:a-gable.: enwyh wi' hiv or L bww L L CLASS OF 1937 sash' l '1 M Smwmxm, QL, gl ' MJSQMELLOW I ,' W? ifww- WMbUwMcQm ,Yw 4?t ELLEN WHITE FRENCH , .. X S ...K First Grand Counselor, Delta Beta Kappa Vice-President, Girls' Club Assistant Advertising Mgr., RAMBLER, '37 - Q BEN s. IOHNSON, JR. - 4 Eta Tau Beta K Debating Team, Phi Rho Pi X Dramatic Club ' Iohn Marshall Literary Society . X Assistant Business Mgr., RAMBLER X ' N I. O. JONES N 'jx A Director, Bluefield Collegianszhl l t YN at IAMES S. KAHLE, IR. NR President, Phi Rho Pi President, Iohn Marshall Literary So- ciety, '36 Eta Tau Beta Photographic Editor, RAMBLER, '37 Debating Team, '36, '37 ANTHONY KELL Secretary, Eta Tau Beta Varsity Club Basket-ball Virginian Literary Society ELIZABETH GARRY Sigma Theta Iohn Marshall Literary Society Girls' Club 114: cflif, r 7 s or 1937 Wg J ' Ci!!! LEU! PRA'R?14XfJMQl1l1 req er P r O Pi 5- u ss Mgr., Collegian, RAMBLER 1ce-President, Dramatic Club Vice-Presideni, John Marshall Literary Sociely P 1' ity icer, Sigma Theta HERBERT KING Kappa Ornicron Alpha Virginian Literary Society Varsity Club RICHARD KINSRY WILLIAM LAMBERT is ALEX LEDGERWOOD 55 Eta Tau Beta Iohn Marshall Liierary Socieiy N QQ Basket-hall Collegian Reporter X Y.. M. C. A. Q A MARY MARGARET l x, HELMINTOLLEB l, Xi Sth Grand Counselor, Delia Beta Vocalist, Bluefield Collegiansn Girls' Club 0:15, CLASS OF 1937 MATTIE SUE HORNE 5th Grand Counselor, Delta Beta Kappa lohn Marshall Literary Society Girls' Club MARVIN LENETT Best Debaters' Medal Best Declaimers' Medal Secretary, Student Government President, Iohn Marshall Literary So- ciety, '36 Co-Editor THE RAMBLER, '37 FRANK MCCUE Iohn Marshall Literary Society Kappa Omicron Alpha CHARLES MEADE Iohn Marshall Literary Society Kappa Omicron Alpha TOM METCALFE Eta Tau Beta Engineers IANIE MARIE LAMBERT President, Iohn Marshall Literary So- ciety Vice-President, Iohn Marshall, '36 Feature Editor, RAMBLER, '37 Associate Editor, Collegian, '36, '37 Dramatic Club e16 .ULQWI C L A S S O F 1 L G BLANCHE LAZENBY President, Sigma Theta Secretary-Treasurer, lohn Marshall Lit- erary Society Secretary, Dramatic Club Phi Rho Pi Debating Team R. L. MIDKIFF Basket-ball Team Tennis Kappa Omicron Alpha, Vice-President WILLIAM MILLER Assistant Mgr., Football Team, '35, '36 ' RAYMOND MINO ULVERT MOORE Eta Tau Beta Varsity Club Tennis Team Cheer Leader IUANITA MARTIN Vice-President, Sigma Tau Alpha Girls' Club . , Iohn Marshall Literary Society Choral Club Accompanist, '36 315 Q53 QR CLASS OF 1937 NANCY MCNEAL Sergeant-at-Arms, Alpha Delta Delta Girls' Club BILL PETTIGREW Eta Tau Beta Virginian Literary Society ICE PHILLIPS Eta Tau Beta ROBERT SHEFFIELD Captain, Basket-ball Football, '36 Treasurer, Alpha Lambda Iota President, Varsity Club IOHN SHR AEBUBY Eta Tau Beta ' I' l Varsity Club ' Iohn Mgxrslwi ite Y Sgciety Fo tb ' Ayfg f We rf I 1 N . - 'C 'JN' lf ANITA PETERS President, Alpha Delta Delta Secretary-Treasurer, Girls' Club Assistant Advertising Mgr., RAMBLEH C HLDVSAS 'U A 1 55 ll ELET ., L ffbrak W1' Drf acfmd . 2 Y f . LAss F 1937 4 5, c o lg 2 Q EMMA SUE Pl-IELPS Sigma Tau Alpha Associate Editor, RAMBLER, '36 Secretary, Iohn Marshall Literary So- ciety, '35 President, Iohn Marshall, '36 Secretary-Treasurer, Bluefield Players, '36 MERRILL STEWART Vice-President, Alpha Lambda Iota Secretary, Varsity Club President, Student Government Captain, Tennis Team EVERETTE TAYLOR Eta Tau Beta Virginian Literary Society Varsity Club Tennis Team, '36 ROY THOMPSON Tyler, Kappa Omicron Alpha Student ov-iyientswoiipker-L, 1 Q 1 CL.. ISQJ , mr. ,L 03' QQ-169-SN I CLYDE VICK President, Virginian Literary Society, '36 Alpha Lambda Iota VIRGINIA LEE PORTERPIELD Vice-President, Sigma Theta Girls' Club 1 19,,p?,,: 95+ 2? Q-4 if E' vi Ek TE avi U Ig 3 Q ik CLASS OF 1937 '55- IANE ELIZABETH BHOADS Reporter, Alpha Delta Delta Dramatic Club Virginian Literary Society Choral Club WALTER WOOLWINE Treasurer, Sophomore Class Sports Editor, RAMBLER Basket-ball Squad Secretary, Virginian Literary Society, '37 Sergeant-at-Arms, Alpha Lambda Iota SAMUEL YEAGER Football, '35, '36 Sergeant-at-Arms, Alpha Lambda Iota Y. M. C. A. I. B. ALLEY, ln. President, Sophomore Class President, Kappa Omicron Alpha Editor, Bluefield Co1legian, '37 Co-Editor, RAMBLER, '37 Vice-President, Iohn Marshall Literary Society, '36 IOHN EASLEY Vice-President, Sophomore Class President, Eta Tau Beta Assistant Art Editor, RAMBLEH, '37 Treasurer, Virginian Literary Society CHRISTINE CASH Secretary, Sophomore Class President, Girls' Club Chaplain, Sigma Theta Vice-President, Virginian Literary So- ciety -20 1 ,c V if fj VJ .P N lj, ffl, Vqyffjy iff, V J!XgIyA'iSS!!QF ragjf 'bfluj iff' 3 Lf , i?g1aQfi,, W vw WD, L 'yr LUCILE SAUNDEPS Q Rf Reporter, Sigma Theta 'N Dramatic Club Christian Union President, Virginian Literary Society Basket-ball and Tennis Teams FRANCES SIMON Vice-President, Alpha Delta Delta Y Dramatic Club Cheerleader Publicity Agent, Dee Dee Club, '36 Collegian Special Reporter BETTY SMITH Secretary, Delta Beta Kappa Girls' Club in Y'-in . iff DON LEE SMIT Treasurer, Sigma Theta 'UQ Vi Luv, Girls' Club ,L IM KM Vice-President, Virginian Litenlafry So- K ciety, '37 ANNA WAYLAND Secretary, Sigma Theta Collegian Staff Choral Club Virginian Literary Society Girls' Club O. SENNETT HOLMES Engineers 21 1 'G CAN YOU REMEMBER WHEN. . . The Three Tragic Tenors trio was un-officially established, consisting of Guy Clatterbaugh, I. B. Alley, and a freshie . . . Nancy McNeal resorted to the old-fashioned idea of tongue- twisters in order to stop the hic-cups because she was afraid people might think she was slightly tight . . . Rush Holt's dou- ble in the person of Chemistry Prof. Sutton was considered so cute by Emma Sue Phelps . . . Blanche Lazenby decided to get married so she wouldn't have to work, but suddenly changed her mind when she saw how much easier the tortures of education werehthan matrimonial strife . . . Some mischievous pranksters pushed lim Kahle's semi-ancient limousine of the Ford variety over the campus hill . . . Al Howard slept most of the time at the Naval Training Base in order to take advantage of the compara- tive solitude which the barracks provided . . . Shy Ulvert Moore enveigled his mother into letting him bring the car to school one day in order to avoid being properly razzed by the boys on the street car for carrying a peculiar corsage of marigolds and other atrocious flowers to a certain fair lady who was an admirer of nature's beauties, including Fuzzy . . . Mr. Bradshaw claimed he was unaware that substitutes for the Navy were called sub- marines . . . Adelaide Flash Bailey expressed the desire to be kidnapped by the cave-man type of masculinity . . . Mary Mar- garet Helmintoller was dubbed Grand Duchess of Tazewell County . . . Erdine Griffith and Bed Iarrett reached the hand- holding stage . . .Marvin Lenett caused so much disturbance in one of Dean Owen's classes that he was urged to move before he caused a severe case of the jitters . . . O'Dell employing the English period in which to doze . . . Mattie Sue Horne and Iohn Shrewsbury constantly parked on the steps chatting blissfully . . . College soph. mistaking Prof. Hassay for one of the students, and trying to win his attention . . .Mrs. Sexton entertaining the History class with a rendition of the National Marine song . . , Blaylock decided to refrain from being the bearded beauty . . . Chris Cash's definition of a kiss as nothing divided by two . . . Wirt Mingo's admission that he is so slow he would probably be late to his own funeral . . . Peanut Simon's continuous banter of witticism . . . Bed Duffey gave his big dance . . . Mrs. Greever was revealed to be a distant relative of Sir Ioshua Reynolds . . . Harriett Moss decided to venture down the paths of matrimony . . . Prof. Marable demonstrated his terpsichorean talents by per- forming a dainty dance before his startled English class . . . Mrs. Griffith was termed Grandma because she treated the boys so swell . . .The Sophomore class had several turbulent meetings . . , Ben lohnson kept the Administration building filled with smoke from his flashlight photographs . . . lanie Marie Lam- bert earned a reputation for being the proverbial campus snooper CAN YOU REMEMBER WHEN . . . and unearthed all of the dirt that was fit to print, and some that wasn't . . . The craned necks of the crowd at the football game when Shirley Poster made a late appearance with the newest campus romeo . . . The candy shop below the Dining-Hall where the students gathered to try out the newest dance steps . . . Lucile Saunders was termed the typical Gracie Allen . . . The crop of bristle which Herbert King sprouted checked any doubts of the theory of evolution . . . Immaculate star basketeer, Bob Sheffield combed his hair during a game so that he would look nice for his feminine following . . . The final exams for the first semester actually marked finality to some of the students' educational ambitions . . . Van Keyes had the ambition to be an income tax collector . . .Mary Edmondson was an admirer of Tex Yeager's perfect physique . . . All of the girls of two sororities appeared for classes the day following a bombastic basket-ball game dec- orated with a conglomeration of bandages as evidence of the hair- pulling scrimmage which they went through . . , Spencer Barrow had a constant yearning for chewing gum . . . Blanche Lazenby wistfully remarked that she could sit for hours and gaze at Red Duffey's shining optics . . . Amateur photography became the vogue around the campus, and judging from the freakish poses, some of the students could have gained prominence in a baboon burlesque . . . loe Phillips was considered the answer to a maid- en's prayer . . . Capricious Chris Cash brought a pan of ice to cool the Girls' Loafing quarters on a frigid winter morning . . . Peanut Simon advised those who appeared late for Dean Owen's classes to greet him with one of those tooth-paste smiles and all would be forgiven . . . lane Elizabeth Rhoads offered to do a fan dance for those interested . . . Betty Smith considered O'Dell the life of the school, as well as her secret passion . . . Bane Underwood almost succumbed from complete exhaustion after taking one of Miss LeGrand's two-hour tests in a little less than an hour . . . Edna Pearl Harman made five hundreds on that many six weeks tests . . . Eula and Sarah Tate made the boys blush with embarrassment at their superior ability to make the baskets throb with their continuous scoring . . . Elizabeth Garry was the only girl in the Engineering class . . . Virginia Lee Porter- field made everyone wonder where the horse was when she appeared at frequent intervals dolled up in riding breeches . . . The Valentines at the Sigma Theta dance suggested Cupid so vividly that several of the boys and girls exchanged theirs for a romantic promise of love . . . Mrs. Trent was astounded when she was told that she and Edna Pearl Harman looked like twins . . . The reverberations of joy which abounded when it was discovered that the Campus Chatter black-list no longer existed . . . SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL IOSHUA BISHOP ALLEY, ADELAIDE BAILEY EDWARD BAILEY SPENCER BARROW OTTIE BELCHER WILLIAM BENNETT ARNOLD BLAYLOCK RICHARD BORDEN ELEANOR BOWMAN CHARLES BRASH CHRISTINE CASH GUY CLATTERBAUGI-I FRANCES COPENHAVER CARL DAWSON HELEN DILLOW NELSON DOTSON MARVIN DOUTHAT IOHN EASLEY DAN EASLEY MARY EDMONSON THOMAS ELLIOTT IAMES ELWOOD FRANCIS FALLS I SHIRLEY FOSTER KATHRYN FRANKLIN ELLEN WHITE FRENCH ELIZABETH GARRY DAVID GILPIN LEWIS GREGORY RICHARD HANCOCK EDNA PEARL HARMON MATTIE SUE HORNE MARY MARGARET HELMINTOLLER ALBERT HOWARD HOWARD IARRETT BEN IOI-INSON, IR. FRED IOI-INSON I. C. IONES IAMES KAI-ILE, IR. ANTHONY KELL HERBERT KING CHARLES KINSEY IANIE MARIE LAMEERT BLANCHE LAZENBY ALEX LEDGERWOOD MARVIN LENETT IOHN MACOM GERALD MAGANN IUANITA MARTIN FRANK MCCUE NANCY MCNEAL CHARLES MEADE THOMAS METCALEE R. L. MIDKIEE, IR. WILLIAM MILLER RAYMOND MIND WIHT MINCO ULVERT MOORE GARLAND NICHOLS RALPH O'DELL JAMES PAGE CLAUDE PANCAKE ANITA PETERS WILLIAM PETTIGREW EMMA SUE PHELPS TOE PHILLIPS VIRGINIA LEE PORTERFIELD JANE ELIZABETH RHOADS FRED SANDERS LUCILE SAUNDERS GEORGE SEXTON ROBERT SHEPPIELD JOHN SHREWSBURY FRANCES SIMON BETTY SMITH DON LEE SMITH IOHN SNIDOW CLYDE STEELE MERRILL STEWART GEORGE STOKES WALTON SUDDUTH FRED SUTHERLAND EVERETT TAYLOR ROY THOMPSON CLYDE VICK ANNA WAYLAND WALTER WOOLWINE SAMUEL YEAGER X RT 124 ORMITORY '?-Zefmm Q04 X X , I C9 WMM III II W ffwvf ' M77 KI ffff' ROGER AKERS EULA MAE AKERS TOM ANDERSON PJBERNARD BAKER X-.MARY IANE BEEM N WILLIAM BANNER LOUIS BARNARD MICHAEL BOSCO XISOWARD IEUNCE , . ,, I , '- Jffaffvamwfyif ,ve iv .ff ' f ,f , ,f - Lfjarfcwfv .fxifb-2 , Q .M -LLC? , ,G N G, CHARLES CALDWELL VIRGINIA BOWLING VINCENT CATANZARO PETER COUGHTER ELIZABETH COLEMAN ARNOLD CROTTY .UE V I I' X IIS. -126. Sv '-N ,, 4 V A , EVERETT EASTMAN BEATRICE CRUISE GUY EDWARDS SIBLEY EVANS LENA DENNESON HENRY LEE EQSFFER if 4 .A . ', 'Af fn , EJ! SULL gl' WV? IJ . rf My 1 X A 4 N J 1' ,vi X I Wi !'M,5'l M fm vf ' 1 V pig ,ui EARL FRENCH ANTHONY FREZZA IACK PULP A . 4,-,.,,'i . .. , .. 1-fy , ,f ,V 4 1 -H ,. A ,jv . v, ' I' A ., I , V, 1.3, M'- . '- . ,.,ra.'--.'v ' 'i'3U?'?' DAN ,WILCOX IUNE DICKERSON JOE GODWIN 1 m T' V IA ' VER Y 4 M554 A L A A W Imkr, I NN R xi gm Alex H f Q . A ! , . . . . ' 1 ls, , fu ' Y 9, FRESHMAN CLASS VJ? ?w 5-M... ,- - , , fl-, f ,, .., Af X--f . L , -X, ,N , .- mgnoga f R .H ,.-X 'S :N V Y- V SQALJL 1 . '-N., ' A 2- ,, ' ,, .C f A M if Yxllfc' V 1 A I A-A 1 '- 1' 'A' -Q. ,G . X C 4 'lk A ,x , 1.. Q, k ,.,, fr 'X 45' r x 9 v X X. N l 1 FRESHMAN CLASS NATHANIAL HABEL BLANCHE FRAMPTON ROBERT HENSLEY A f lfwfgu rcs?-4' Y! MM 5y,,,4,,..1' fx:--W, 6.4.1125 5, vd,-1.,L D5 94.1. 7?-f -'T' - 79325 '- A 54, , ..,'. 11 I If Y- Hjkwkw ,LQFCLL7 Kp. AGUSTIN LOPEZ ' ' LORENCE GRAHAM HERBERT HI T . M' L E793 M , ' I 'I QF Q.: fag-uma I ' Flo rm I WILFRED HOPKINS RALPH HUMPHHEYS CRAIG JACKSON ffgpf up ME ww r' 1 cl' If Awww, I.-I fb fo ILLJOJ 17-- Y fp! fiaj., VAN KEYES ERDINE GRIFFITH SAL LASCARI 4 I 1 f' DAQ E, aw-e,-if A fcivf-diff 17-bv.,-9054 V. Mad -Giang: 2-Lt?-nz: .9043 LACY LEELEH LOULIE FRANCES ' HAMPTON ,lv JAMES LILLY +L, L Lv f , wif? YW If La! Y . C -M 2 fig Car.:-mf, 8- QD W'-as 'pff 1 7 L. N-,H-1 '-4 , ,I ,.-- - '-ax 3 9- Q-. T+L, 'if T '- if: -I - 4 I. , I, E,- ,I gi., T' -9,!,,:-:- ' Ag -2,-J f 1.-f X I f- .-L ' Q- A , -,.,L E. . X., . frm Ang- r, E N2 AL. -yy' r, I2- r WILLIAM LONG CLEON HELLER GEORGE NEMETZ wg - fi-514, fjvff' M1144 3234542 FRESHMAN CLASS ',fj4,fQZ iv ffgfffmfif C' C ROBERT PEERY 'O C3 LENA KAGEALS Y MICHAEL PEPI Q A f. , If ' if K1-1 Q . E ffl W if 'i L -I' 1 ,ffl 'TT ,. N' -J' A lr .' ', ifhyl- '?- PHLLLP PEREEA LT . 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C ,LM V' gf A cn fg3jl,C4..Zif1QL,Q-Q7 .75-,--JMX. fgfcl fi h QSC, ,gf Sw: . ,-f- 6 -J '- U 5 , 'L : 17 -, , U,.,g.M, J' K 'X ply ' ,L X0 ,f 4' - A ' 0 W Q- . - 99215 5 4' 'H- ' I q az J IX f' .L 29 , ,wo Lp o -Q ' ' f-L :- u .XL 6 O, '3 3 '45 Q, , 0 S. 1 l' 'F X X K 4 Q I v ' - 5 A Y' s Q P ix?-'4'p5.'N Q-5 we CARL SPRINKLE EVA MARYE MCNEAL FRANK STEPHON SAMUEL SUBLETTE BETTY MORRISSEY CARL TALLEY GEORGE TEED HARRY TURNER 74 Zfcffa ELLEN NEAL es' 1X9 1 var rf jaw! ffzyi-14 ,gn vfcif nv' X Z if HARRY LELLMAN RACHEL PECK IOHN WASSOM IOHN DE WEES LUCILE SISSON CHARLES WHITTAKER ,, f :JO ibm Kai!! fl m 0 if , Lf ff- Cffff 'X Ep 'f'W.fQ-Q35 , 5' nj IJ, , is fl If Jaw .f I I Af I! f THOMAS WINFREY BEATRICE SISSON K TH EEN WYSOR PRES wise' 'ifjra fgafj 56 000179 f lla? CARROLL SARAH-TATE if, JJ ' L, . f ,..,'-,Jef ZfLv:f.I.QL., '37 L' Q,,.4.,Z,A... NANCY TYN ES ELIZABETH AD Q7,,f'Jsfx Q5 Rf 'N DNB' ' xg-Gy HMAN CLASS WM r' 3 U yn ,gqhgkk I H gf' UWA! 9IJffV'0d bdbyfn' C2 fi? AV' JJOVI FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED 1 UVN W ROGER BAILEY EVERETTE BAKER WALTON BISHOP GRANT BOOTH MARVIN BOSTIAN TEMUS BRIGHT ANNE BRYSON ALLEN BUCHANAN BENNETT BUCKLES QUEENIE CALDWELL CRAWFORD CALFEE RALPH CRUISE A. E. DAVIS ED DAVIS ELDRIDGE DUEEEY ROGER EDMAN VIRGINIA LEE FARLEY GEORGE FISHER MIKE FRAZEE BLANCI-IE FHAMPTON JACK GAILBRAITH ROBERT GIBSON JACK GOODSON WARD GOODWIN DAVID GRIPFITHS CARL I-IAGER IEANNE I-IANER LEO HENNESSEY AJVILLIAM HONAKER IRWIN HUF? ARNOLD HURD MARGARET IMHOFF MARY EMMA JAMES EUGENE JONES HERBERT JONES f- GUS JOHNSON OWEN KAYLOR DICK LAVENDER - . 1 X W f1ivP,vA A1194-2 K , FRANK RHUDALY-LG., - . V, ROBERT ROSAZZA GEORGE ROSENBAUM JOHN RUTHERFORD JESSE SHELTON JIM SHOTT JAMES SI-IUPE ARTHUR SNEED C. C. SPANGLER WILLIAM SPRECHER LINWOOD STECKER GEORGE STOKES MARY ESTI-IER STONE FRED SUTHERLAND XflNCE TATE HELEN TEAGUE IVIARGUERITE TURNER EDMUND WOODY 1 JOHN WOOLFO ,v,,L,,IE Ezlsssfmizs ,ML TW . L1.I4AJf JAR 3ZSf ww ,PMG ' : I ' Q I1 E1 . ILM ' . af T Cu.. ,f ' 1 I 1 . of v,f !IIj-Nffs XV' 'f'f1,f?X HIGH SCHOOL CLASS CLIFTON REYNOLDS ..,....... .L .............. .. ,....... -President MEMBERS DOLOFIES ANDERSON LELIA GARCIA WALTON BISHOP SYLVIA GARCIA GRIFFIN CALLAHAN PILAR NOVEL CHARLES PEARCE CLIFTON REYNOLDS GEORGE ROSENBAUM EDWIN SUDDUTH 32 as fg J 'E E 2 I 1 :J I w, li Q H. , fp !1 ill: Sli 'M' ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Tyan Q.4z'L'o-14:5 - 7 -- --1 --- . .-- . --. I ---. ,-....--..,-----.--,-- , i A STAFF OF THE RAMBLER MARVIN LENETT and I. B. ALLEY, IR. ........... - ...V,. Co-Editors IAMES KAHLE, IR. .....,..,....A.. M.M, .......... A r t Editor IOHN EASLEY .,........ N... A ssistant Art Editor IANIE MARIE LAMBERT .... .,.d...M... F eature Editor FLORENCE GRAHAM ..... ---Assistant Feature Editor WALTER WOOLWINE ----- --- ---------- Sports Editor EDNA PEARL HARMON ----------- ------------ B usiness Manaqer FRANCIs FALLS and BEN IOHNSON ---- Assistant Business Managers SAM SUBLETTE -------- --------- E ---------- A dvertisinq Manager ANITA PETERS and ELLEN WHITE FRENCH ---- Assistant Advertising Managers CARL DAWSON, MARY IANE BEEM ----- ---Assistants . JIIJHF I . hid!! fr, .7 Z- . M114 gf 5 o ' . ,nt 1 ' 5 ' 34 :QF . ' ' F H Y rr ' V A R S I T Y C L U B Left to right, bcrck row: ULVERT MOORE, EARL FRENCH, EVERETT TAYLOR, MARVIN DOUTHAT Second ROW: TIM LILLY, SAM YEAGER, FRANCIS FALLS, GARLAND NICHOLS, JOHN SHREWSBUHY, GEORGE TEED, ANTHONY KELL First Row: MERRILL STEWART, GUY CLATTEREAUCR, LACY LEFLER, WILLIAM BENNETT, ROBERT SHEFFIELD, RALPH OIDELL, SYB EVANS, FRANK STEPHON MEMBERS NOT IN PICTURE JAMES ELLWOOD DAVID GRIPEITHS CLARENCE MCGHEEa ROBERT GILLIAM A. T. HOWARD GEORGE SUTHERLAND LOUIS GREGORY HERBERT KING D, L. WILCOX OFFICERS ROBERT SHEI-'FIELD L.LL .,........ .L..... P r esident A. T. HOWARD ...... .... V ice-President MERRILL STEWART-T--- ...... Secretary WILLIAM BENNETT ..... ...., T reasurer 'Q ALPHA LAMBDA IOTA Founded September 15, 1935 I -1' EDWIN C. WADE .......,e,-.........,,...,,Y Honorary President FRANCIS FALLS ...eoo S .,........e,,e,,..,.........A.e. President MERRILL STEWART .....,re..,o.......rr.r,.-e.,.H Vice-President CLYDE VICK ........e.....o...,e,.oo,..............o. Secretory ROBERT SHEFFIELD ..r,.,r.,........ ,-- ..,..rr.,... Treasurer SAMUEL YEAGER ..............L,L ,L...,.L.... S erqednt-at-Arms ' RICHARD BORDEN ......e,......... .....L.L.........L.. A rcnchne 1 Vmd' IOHN FORTUNE ..,...,...............LL..L...........L Arczchne Tj GUY EDWARDS .................L,..... Corresponding Secretory , I HOWARD BUNCE .......L.......L..L.L.............LL.. Alimoner HARRY TURNER ......... -. ............,LLLL....L........ LScribe TW, IACK PULP ......L......,,-...................,........L Guard IOHN L. HASSAY-- .L.........L...LLL L ..... Fcrculty Adviser! 1 r, , MEMBERS SIB. EVANS LACY LEFLER CHARLES CALDWELL WILPRD HOPKINS MICHAEL Bosco ROGER EDMAN 2 BUEORD RUSSELL ROBERT GILLIAM FRANCIS FALLS 79a I fifsf f'ff5. GEORGE TEED PHILIP ALLEN JACK GALERAITI-I f5'k07 f f C4 hog lhfbnff' 5 jyeaf Qftaaf 70 bvwe ff' cd!! 7nd ' grufdff- So L41 ffl! 74, Ami- 0TfL.1flr4e,f 77: you H 7V C'F1Cdl 1-5 195 C fDa,vA'A7 ,j5vJ, ggvrjdfl fly 7519 .912 74? 4.-,V-JLu,'1! ra and 74.0 Luued- ' nbyvjfg.-g ' Bfwgy, ff'-1-1 P 9Wx.i-Cr 1 , ' .X ,J f 4 I X N. fx ,' X . J V J X, SIGMA TAU ALPHA gf r, Q- 'fig Wig f N RSX-X 131' ELEANOR BOWMAN---. ,A,.....H. ----- IUANITA MART1N--- EMMA SUE PHELPs-- ELIZABETH COLEMAN ---------------- -President - - .....-.......--------..- ---Vice-President - .... V ............---....-------. Secretary - ....... ........--..-.... - -. ------ Treasurer BETTY MORRISSEY ------------- ., ------------ ---------- C hqplqin Miss THELMA KING ----------------------- ----Honorary Member MEMBERS MAHY JANE BEEM ERDINE GRIFFITH EVA MARYE MCNEAL ANNE BHYSON ELIZABETH KIDD NANCY TYNES .W ,f . fu r W Mb' PHI RHO PI 'T gi 'A'- U Ea fi W IAMES KAHLE ............................M.. .,R.... Preswlent EDNA PEARL HARMON- MEMBERS SHIRLEY FOSTER BEN JOHNSON BLANCHE LAZENBY :MARVIN LENETT BANE UNDERWOOD Secretary DEAN C. W. OWEN .......E....E................EE.,E,. Sponsor ETA TAU BETA EV : TAU CO1OrS: GOLD, BLUE cmd WHITE FACULTY ADVISEBS C. E. TRENT MARVIN G. WILLIAMS OFFICERS TOHN EASLEY LLLLLL.L.LLL...LL.L.LLLL..L. ,- .......L ,,-,Pf9S1d91'1t CHARLES BRASCH, ,............. - ..L.LLL .- LLLLLLL. Vice-Pre-srdent ANTHONY KELL L,..L .....L......LLLLLLLL..... L , ..,... Secretary THOMAS ELLIOTT .L.. L..... , - L.....LLLLL...,.....LL,.. Treasurer WALTER WOOLWINE .LLLLLLL.L.LL,L.LL L L..L ,,.--Serqecmt-at-Arms MEMBERS BERNARD BAKER OTTIE BELCHER BILL BENNETT ALLAN BUCHANAN CHARLES BRASCI-I IOHN EASLEY THOMAS ELLIOTT KXS-rf? J twin 5425 'oo 'I gain-r,5U C? 39w GEORGE FISHER NTIKE FRAZEE RAYMOND GROSS NATI-IANIEI. HABEL RALPH HUPE BEN JOHNSON HERBERT IONES IIM KAHLE ANTHONY KELL WILLIAM LAMRERT ALEX LEDGERWOOD TOM NTETCALFE ULVERT IVIOORE GARLAND NICHOLS MICHAEL PEPI PHIL PEHREAULT L 1, TOE PHILLIPS RILEY SCRUGGS MURRAY STECKER CLYDE STEELE EVERETT TAYLOR GEORGE WOOLFOLK WALTER WOOLWINE KAPPA OMICRON ALPHA g 11-x., DELTA BETA KAPPA ll Hf wl Rx- H ff Dum Vivirnusg Vivarnus HONOR!-XBY MEMBERS MES. E. C. WADE MRS. EMILY GREEVER MRS. G. C. BRADSHAW FRANCES COPENHAVER ..... -.- .....E...E .- ........... Grand Sage ELLEN WIIITE FRENCH LELLE. - LLLL.LL..LEL.EL lst Grand Counselor BETTY SMITH ...,L..... ..... 2 nd Grand Counselor HELEN DILLOW ..,L.LL. ........L,..... 3 rd Grand Counselor MARY EDMONDSON-E.--- ..EL.L..LE,,E.L.. 4th Grand Counselor MEMBERS HAERIET Moss MATTIE SUE HORNE ELSIE LAZENBY MARY MARGARET FLORENCE GRAHAM ELIZABETH WADE HELMINTOLLER KATHLEEN WYSOR W. I. MARABLE---.,,- ,.E,. Faculty Adviser N f Nl wut, QMJJQ' -MMM LC., pf! Q, IJAZJ ,I , '71 , 1, :j.g-, .. If I A .VVLLI LkLfQ...,'f2., CAE, e.. ALPHA DELTA DELTA SORORITY ANITA PETERS ......... ------------------------------President FRANCES SIMON ,............E.E..E.E..,....,.... Vice-President BEATRICE SISSON E.............-..................,., Secretory LOULIE HAMPTON ............E.,..............E...... Treasurer NANCY MCNEAL ,..... -. ...E.-..E.E.......E.... Sergeant-at-Arms LUCILE SISSON .E..E- .- .........H-.E...EE.............. Chcxplcrin JANE ELIZABETH RHOADS .............................E. Reporter MRS. EDWIN S. SANDERS ...................... Honorary Member EULA MAE AKEHS VIRGINIA BOWLING MARGARET IMHOPP MEMBERS LOUISE KEITH BLANCHE PRAMPTON KATHERYN FRANKLIN 444, , ,HL W I f ,, V ,ff Ll.lf 4 'X -,fx 5477 LL. C 'L ,- fr' f4x,f ff 1-4.f1'Sf, 1 f Q KAPPA OMICRON ALPHA Founded September 28, 1934 MOTTO: COLORS! Teneamus Nostra Consilia Harvard Red and Gold I. B. ALLEY, IR. ................... .- .................. Potentate B. L. MIDKIEP, IR. ............................ Potentate-in-Rehef DAN EASLEY ................L,.... -.-LW Chancellor-Of-Exchequer VAN KEYES .... .. ....... . .LL,L- , ..LL....LL.LL,L.,LL.L..LL Scnbe BOY THOMPSON, IRL-. ..L........ -. .......................L Tyler GUY CLATTERBAUGHU--. ........,...L...LL.LLLLLL...LL Chaplam W. I. MARABLE ,LLL........LL.....................L. Custodlan I. B. ALLEY, IE. BENNETT BUCKLES GUY CLATTERBAUGH MARVIN DOUTHAT f ' A. . AVIS- , I Ajiff ff' 01 FRATRES IN COLLEGIO DAN EASLEY JOE GODWIN DAVE GEIEPITH BOB GIBSON Drcxc HIGGINBOTHAN RALPH HUMPHHIES HOWARD IARRETT GUS IOHNSON VAN KEYES HERBERT KING IIM LILLY CHARLES MEADE R. L. MIDKIEE FRANK MCCUE PBATBES HONORIS CHARLES SMITH FRED SUTHERLAND IOHN SNIDOW ROY THOMPSON SPENCER BAHHOW JUDGE D. M. EASLEY FRANK S. EASLEY WM. IEVINE MAEAELE , Jn., SIGMA THETA SORORITY Il. 5394, or .U age Q? xii? BLANCHE LAZENBY ................................... President VIRGINIA LEE PORTERFIELD ..7 .,.Y...M. H.,....... Vice-President ANNA WAYLAND ..H..,W,NAHN.,.......... -, .........NwN Secretory DON LEE SMITH ..............I..--I..,.-..........., Treasurer ADELAIDI3 BAILEY ........................,.... Sergeant-at-Arms CHRISTINE CASH ......................I............. -Chcxplcxin LUCILE SAUNDERS ...I................................ -Reporter Miss IESSII: LEGRAND I..,.................... Honorary Member MRS. C. E. TRENT ,....................I..Y,I, Honorary Member ' MEMBERS BEATRICE CRUISE RACHEL PECK CATHEHINE DUNN SARA TAT:-1 FREDA I-IAMMED IUNE DICKERSON ELIZABETH GARRY EDNA PEARL. HARMON EULA TATI: c CHRISTIAN UNION BANE UNDERWOOD ..,, L. ...........-..,.I,-.....,. ,--- P resuient CHRISTINE CASH ....,....III....--.-........... -,Vice-Premdent SIB EVANS ....I..HI H,......I............ - --SecretcIry-Treasurer M. O. CARPENTER ELEANOR BOWMAN HOWARD BUNCE QUEENIE CALDWELL VIRGINIA FAELEY AX XYHLXK I If I I VN fha b ,TQ Xl, .X Q 1601 H xl , N I. ISI. If I I, 53? HONOPIARY MEMBERS TI-IELMA KING MEMBERS SHIRLEY FOSTER ELIZABETH GAERY A. T. HOWARD MARY EMMA IAMES HOWARD JARRETT IAMES LILLY LUCILE SAUNDERS DON LEE SMITH I 1 I W. I. MAHABLE CARL TALLEY HELEN TEAGUE GEORGE TEED MARGUEHITE TURNER 5 N IU I .x'I YLi .I N 'fi' QJ .1 IOHN MARSHALL LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER IAMES KAHLE .EE,..........,..E..,EE.L....,L......... Presldent I B. ALLEY, IR. ,,E,,,,......-...,,.EEE,EE..E.EE.L Vice-Pres1dent BLANCHE LAZENBY ..........LLLLL,,L.L.....LELELLELL ,Secretary OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER IANIE MARIE LAMBERT C,L.LLA.L-..w..C,.LL,L..LL. ..---.PreSIdent EDNA PEARL HARMON ....LLL.....L........... L..LLVice-Pre-Sldent GUY CLATTERBAUGH. .......,.,.,,..C .......... I Secretary DOLORES ANDERSON ADELAIDE BAILEY ROGERS BAILEY OTTIE BELCRER BENNETT BUCKLES QUEENIE CALDWELL ARNOLD CROTTY BEATRICE CRUISE CARL DAWSON IUNE DICKERSON MARY EDMONDSON FRANCIS FALLS VIRGINIA FARLEY SHIRLEY FOSTER ANTHONY FREZZA MEMBERS ELIZABETH GARRY HELEN GIBSON ROBERT GIBSON IAcIc GOODSON CARL HAGER CLEON HELLER ROBERT HENSLEY DICK I-IIGGINBOTHAN MATTIE SUE HORNE MARGARET IMHOFF CRAIG IAcIcSON KAI-ILE IARRELL ELIZABETH KIDD MARVIN LENETT CHARLES MEADE 1 ELLEN NEAL GARLAND NICI-IOLS RALPH O'DELL RACHEL PEcIc EMMA SUE PHELPS IAY RODGIN JAMES SHUPE IOI-IN SHREWSBURY LUCILE SISSON ARTHUR SNEED C. C. SPANGLER CARL SPRINKLE FRANK SPHINKLE SAM SUBLETTE HELEN TEAGUE VIRGINIAN LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER CLYDE VIOK--. ......... -. ...............,E...E....E.EE PreS1dent DON LEE SMITH ..... .. ...,F.,....-............... Vlce-Pres1de-nt HERBERT KING ......E.H..................... Secretary-Treasurer OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER LUCILE SAUNDERS .............................,...... President CHRISTINE CASH ................EC..,C,O LE-. .... Vice-President WALTER WOOLWINE---.- .........E.E........ Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS EULA MAE AKERS PHILLIP ALLEN BERNARD BAKER BILLY B. BANNER MARY IANE BEEM MARVIN BOSTIAN VIRGINIA BOWLING HOWARD BUNCE GRIFFIN CALLAHAN LILIA GARCIA CORTES SYLVIA GARCIA CORTES A. E. DAVIS, IR. CATHERINE DUNN ROGER EDMAN GUY B. EDWARDS GEORGE FISHER HENRY LEE FOSTER BLANCHE FRAMPTON KATHERYN FRANKLIN IOSEPH F. GODWIN LEWIS GREGORY NATHANIEL HABEL LOULIE HAMPTON WILERED HOPKINS BETTY MORRISSEY PILAR NOVEL CHARLES PEAROE MICHAEL PEPI PHIL PERREAULT BILL PETTIGREW CLIFTON REYNOLDS IANE RHOADS MERWIN SHURBERG CHARLES SMITH NANCY TYNES HARRY ULLMAN ELIZABETH WADE IOHN WASSOM KATHLEEN WYSOR ANTHONY KELL LOUISE KEITH J ENGINEERING STUDENTS WILLIAM ALLEN BENNETT ....,L.,,L------------------- President JAMES ALEXANDER LILLY ...L.........L,...,....-, Vice-President JOSEPH I. PHILLIPS ................. LL..LL... S ecretcxry-Treasurer HARRY WALTER TURNER L.,...... L--AsSiStcmt Secretary-Treasurer SOPHOMORES BENNETT, WIILLAM ALLEN BRASCH, CHARLES IRWIN EASLEY, JOHN KENDRICIC ELLIOTT, THOMAS COLCATE GARRY, ELIZABETH GOODWIN, WARD ALEXANDER HOLMES, O'SENNETT JOHNSON, BEN S., JR. LAMEERT, WILLIAM METCALEE, TOM ORRICIC MILLER, WILLIAM THOMAS MEMBERS FRESHMEN REYNOLDS, CLIFTON JOHNSON RUTHERFORD, ELLIOTT JOHN SCRUGGS, RILEY EDWARD SHUPE, JAMES EDWARD SNEED, ARTHUR BRADLEY SPANGLER, CLAUDE CLAY, JR. STECKER, LINWOOD MURRAY TURNER, HARRY WALTER WOOLEOLK, JOHN GEORGE MINO, RAYMOND WILLIAM- ANDERSON: TOM WELLS PHILLIPS, JOSEPH I. SEXTON, GEORGE STUART SNIDOW, JOHN JACOB SUTI-IERLAND, FREDERICK BAILEY, JOHN ROGERS BANNER, WILLIAM BOE BARNARD, LEWIS HARRISON MICHAEL BOSTIAN, MARVIN MASSEY TAYLOR, FRANK EVERETT BUCHANAN, ALLEN STOUT WOOLWINHI WALTER BUCKLES, BENNETT DOUGLAS JAMES, JR. CALDWELL, CHARLES LEWIS EDWARDS, GUY BLAKE, JR. FRAZEE, MIKE JAMES GODWIN, JOSEPH FREDERICK GREEVER, JAMES EDWIN GROSS, RAYMOND WILLIAM HIGGINBOTHAN, WALTER DICKENSON HITT, HERBERT HARTWELL HOPIcINS,, WILERED ARTHUR JONES, EMORY EUGENE LILLY, JAMES ALEXANDER LONG, WILLIAM ROLLA NEMETZ, GEORGE DANIEL PERREAULT, PHILLIP RONALD PHILLIPS, WILLIAM HENRY WOODY, EDWIN WILLIAM Q50 JT bfshdmhF dyA byfh ludnla lBluf ldCollg axapart Nh Sn tkNew 'I' BLUEFIELD COLLEGIAN rn: m-num. u'r.mf , 1 E u lfdrSemcgl H I o L Qzphk. mum will I of SCRIBBLER'S CLUB CSecond Semesigf 'fa I. B. ALLEY, IE. .......A - ..H..M..................A.....,, nor k '1Q..4-4 vvvL -wx?-0-wx, EDNA PEARL HARMON ..... -- ..... Business Mcmoqer GUY CLATTERBAUGH--- ...s...... ..s. - ---Sports Editor SHIRLEY FOSTEE ond ANNE BEYsoN--- -------- Society Editors SAM SUBLETTE ond ANTHONY FEEZZA -------- Circu REPORTEPIS loction Mcmoqers SPENSER BARROW FRANCES COPENHAVER MARY IAN1-: BE:-:M ALEX LEDGERWOOD FRANCES SIMON W. I. MARAELE --------------------------------------- Sponsor Yu5i3J- 0- Qsmkwbw ,Lv cimtipwfavk c-is W . '39 flzvvi ' . SISDQNB .uJQA, in QA, - X ' Q I3 .cp . LJIULDE Q-v-Ai mf Vj 5 SI ' tl -.. ' 'ghiyvvxsgfi l a'lfo-,,,..-.ig Le.. ultd' IANIE MARIE LAMBERT ----- ---------- A ssociqte Editorfktk' Ii BLUEFIELD COLLEGE PLAYERS BETTY MORRISSEY ..............-L.,...L.......,L.L.L -President EDNA PEARL HARMON .,LLY..L..............,E.L.. Vice-President BLANCHE LAZENBY ..,L,LL.Y.......,L......L...L,L.-. .,Secretc1ry BERNARD BAKER .......................E.EEL,.E...... Treasurer DIRECTORS MISS IESSIE LEGRAND MRS. B. E. LENOIR MRS. C. E. BRADSHAW MEMBERS I, B. ALLEY, IR. ADELAIDE BAILEY LOUIS BARNARD MARY IANE BEI-:M MARVIN BOSTIAN ROGER EDMAN GUY EDWARDS SHIRLEY FOSTER HENRY LEE FOSTER CRAIG IACKSON KAHLE IARRELL BEN IoI-INsoN, IR. IAMES KAHLE, IR. IANIE MARIE LAMBERT ELSIE LAZENBY MARVIN LENETT EMMA SUE PHELPS JANE ELIZABETH RROADS LUCILE SAUNDERS SAM SUBLETTE GEORGE SUTHERLAND NANCY TYNI-:s ELIZABETH WADE WALTER WooLw1NE NATRANIEL HAEEL ROBERT HENSLEY .H Upvwfgavl 'jflfwk BLUE IELD CLOLLEGIAN I. C. IONES, Director Left to right, front row: I. C. IONES, IAMES CLARKE, EDDIE DAVIS, CARROLL WIRT Second How: I-IoMER WIDNER, BILL PHILLIPPI, RALPH HUMPRRIES, RAN WAGNER X , Bock Row: CECIL WIDNER, VAN KEYS, GEORGE TEED I. C. IONESLL- EDDIE DAVIS .... MEMBERS CARROLL WIRT LL., JAMES CLARKE ..... BILL PHILLPPI .... PAUL THOMASL- LLL. - RALPH HUMPHRIES LLLLL - HOMER WIDNER .... ----,- VAN KEYS .L...L RAN WAGNER--- CECIL WIDNER .................. GEORGE TEEDL- ................ LL- MARY MARGARET HELMINTOLLER ..... if , ,--, L., Sie- J I I' Saxophone Saxophone Saxophone Saxophone ------Trumpet L---Trumpet ----Trumpet ----Trombone L ..,.. Drums ,----Picmo ----BorsS ----Guitc1r ----Voco1S 3 ,CAT'S HEAD CLUB CRAIG IACKSON ................... A ............ . ...... -President BETTY MORRISSEY ........, W ...V, . .......... Vice-President EULA MAE AKERS- ...... .... H.W. w. .fN. Secretary-Treasurer BERNARD BAKER - ......................B.B..... Sergeant-at-Arms LENA KAGEALS--- W. I. MARABLE--Y e-----------------------------------Reporter Honorary Member MEMBERS - ROGERS BAILEY IAMES SHUPE OWEN KAYLOR MERWIN SHURBERG IAY RODGIN LUCILLE SIssoN NANCY TYNES 154 G 1QfAZefff4 mann- Mg- FOOTBALL SQUAD Back Row: FREZZA, co-mcmcrgerg BENNETT-772 SHEFFIELD-l6j YEAGER-347 FALLS-365 BRIGHT-28g GIBSON-375 GRIFFITH 131 JOHNSON-332 LILLY-685 GUNTNER-lg: GREGORY-127 G.-ILLIAM-965 NICHOLS-38. Second Row: STECKER-267 LEFLER-295 STEPHON-25: MAC- REYNOLDS-942 RUSSELL-305 GALBRAITHQ VICKERS-l lp FRENCH -75 EASTMAN-57 OIDELL-22 PENDRY-245 TURNER-3. First Row: ELLWOOD-151 EVANS--gli TEED-61 STAFFORD- 27p SHREWSBURY1 WILCOX1 MCG-HBE-231 HOWARD-391SUTH- ERLAND-221 BLAYLOCK-14. CALDWELL-Co-Manager lNot in Picturel Fighting with grim vigor through rain and snow, mud and ice, these boys, led by Couch Mullie LeNoir, challenged their opponents to Q fierce battle for firs honors of the football season, cmd won new honors for our Rambling Reds. t 156 FOOTBALL-THE YEAR After three months of strenuous campaigning on the gridiron, the Bluefield College football team brought their not too impressive season to a close with a loss to our traditional rival, Concord, on Thanksgiving day. Reviewing the Ram- bling Red record, we find that they won four games while losing five to their opponents. This is not so bad, considering that Bluefield is a junior college and most of our rivals were four-year schools. Facing such a foe as Tennessee-Wesleyan in the opening game proved too much of a job for Coach Lenoir's pigskin warriors land they were overwhelmed by a score of 31-0. ln the season's second encouter, Bluefield entered the win column with a 7-2 victory over the Emory and Henry freshmen. McGhee was tackled behind the goal for Emory's two points. Before the score was placed on the board, however, Bluefield had started a march down the field which ended with Howard going over for the touchdown. Blaylock kicked the extra point. The third game of the season was played at Louisburg in North Carolinagand the Reds made it two straight by handing the Carolinians a 20-7 licking. Co- captain Howard continued his good work by going over for two touchdowns. McGhee, slippery halfback, scored the other six points, while Blaylock place- kicked two out of the three extra points. . The Iunior Varsity played the fourth game on the schedule, defeating Prince- ton High School by a 12-0 score. The game was a scoreless tie up to the last period, but then Coach Bradshaw's charges rushed over two touchdowns, one by Stephen, the other by French, to put the contest on ice. Traveling to the Naval Training Base in Norfork for their next game, the Reds found the sailors had too much on the ball for them and were beaten, 32-14. Touchdowns were made by McGhee, midget back, and Ierry Pendry, end. Bluefield resumed their winning ways, however, against Morris-Harvey, conquering the Charleston boys by the close score of 6-O. Vickers, a transfer from Graham High School, scored the only touchdown of the game from the ten- yard line on a fake pass. The Iunior Varsity journeyed to Princeton for the HGXTI'-QQHIG, going clown to defeat by a 19-12 score. Vickers made the first touchdown of the game after a long march down the field. Sib Evans, quarter-back for the layvees, made the longest run of the season for the second touchdown. He took the second half kick-off and streaked down the field eighty yards for the six points. Princeton then jumped to life and scored three touchdowns in straight order to win. The Ramblin' Reds found their rivals from across the county too much for them in the final game of the season. The Concord Mountain Lions gained a 28-6 triumph over our boys. Concord entered the game with the reputation of having one of the best teams in the state, and they lived up to their advance notice. Bluefield's lone marker was made when Evans buckecl across from the three-yard line late in the game. 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Front Row: GUY CLATTERBAUGH, RAYMOND GROSS, RALPH HSCREWBYH CRUISE, FRANK STEPHON, EARL FRENCH, PHILIP PER- REAULT, MARVIN SKEETER DOUTHAT, and GEORGE TEED. Capt. Bob Sheffield led his brilliant team to a glorious whirl- wind Victory in almost every game, showering tributes upon the most Outstanding basket-ball five in the recent history of Bluefield College athletics. In each game, several boys were outstanding, but it was only the splendid cooperation of the entire team that forwarded them on to the success which they so richly deserved. 1 i BASKET-BALL Bluefield College enjoyed one of its most successful basket-ball seasons in the annals of the school in '37, Although four of its best '36 Varsity, including Stude- baker and Fortune, were lost by graduation, Coach LeNoir built a team which by the middle of the season had succeeded in winning ten out of eleven games. The members of the team were Sheffield, who jumped centerg Douthat and Cruise, forwards, and Stephen and French, at the guard positions. Some of the other boys who made up the squad were: Woolwine, Bennett, Midkiff, and Clat- terbaugh. During the season Bluefield succeeded in scoring two hundred more points than their opponents. Bob Sheffield led the individual scorers with 231 points, tied by Skeeter Douthat with 231 points. Bluefield opened its season by defeating Morris-Harvey, 45-43, at the college gym. Douthat, playing his first game led the Reds with 23 points to a victory over the veteran Morris-Harvey. Lynchburg College of Virginia was next, falling before Capt. Sheffield and his mates, 43-32. The inexperienced Bluefield five showed much improvement over their effort in the Morris-Harvey conflict. The team showed signs of the greatness which they were taprove in later games. A semi-professional team from Pulaski was next, overwhelmed by a score of 61-27. The college cagesters were led by Sheffield with 16 points. The pros were snowed under in a shower of Red baskets. Next in line to fall before the Raging Reds were the Tazewell Independents who Went home on the short end of a 56-15 score, By this time it had begun to look like the Coach had been able to fill the shoes of the players who had graduated in Iune. Bluefield defeated National Business College of Roanoke, 43-40. N. B. C. came to Bluefield recognized as the outstanding five in the state of Virginia and led by Capt. Price who was chosen as All-American guard in '36. Alderson-Broaddus, West Virginia state champs in '36, and the best collegiate five to appear on the hardwoods in the gym during the '37 season were con- quered next by a score of 53-48. The members of the team were hitting on all four and from this point, things looked well for a very successful season. Against Alderson-Broaddus, Sheffield played his best game. ln the next game, Bluefield College defeated a team representing Potomac State for the first time in the history of the school. The l..eNoir coached team subdued the State boys, 53-48. The college winning streak was now seven straight. Then came the straw that broke the camel's back. Concord, our traditional rival, runner-up in the state tournament in '36 and with practically the same team back, knocked the skids sky high from under the Ramblin' Reds winning streak. With high scoring, the Mountain Lions clawed and scratched their Way to a 36-33 victory. Although the Bluefield College boys went down into defeat with their winning streak broken, they all covered themselves with glory against a team that was heated with fire. This was especially true of French and Stephen, probably the two best guards to ever appear in college uniform. l E . .-al TENNIS SQUAD MERRILL STEWART .....N... 4 ........................Y.. Captain Above, left to right, Bcrck ROW: DOUTHAT, THOMPSON, IARRETT, TEED. Front ROW: MOORE, STEWART, TAYLOR, MIDKIFF. SQUAD HARRY ULLMAN HOWARD IARRETT I. B. ALLEY, IR. CRAIG IAOKSON EUGENE JONES ULVI-:RT MOORE RALPH HUMPI-IRIEs EVERETT TAYLOR MARVIN DOUTHAT ROY THOMPSON B. L. MIDKIPE IOHN SNIDOW MERRILL STEWART OWEN KAYLOR BILL BENNETT GEORGE TEED ...................... .- ................ Mcmcrqer 164, L 4 X bgllilnn.-n. FACULTY Row e 4 z' u Z ef Ni. mosf Versatile Hmm!! SUE PHGLPS sz EG? M 1 mm Dependable .JFQFIIE FUGRI6 LQTTIBERT . Ei-v 1 1 L N' T8 5 .1 .M Jr , . .,,.1 'X most intellectual GLLGYI WHITE -FRENCH ITIHRVITI LEFIGTT Jim KRHL6 TURHVID LEDGTT E 54 ' .. I 1 f . .. I algae I' -Q V - Iwi ' ' 12-g. , ' .-, nb D7 r . y ,U W v most Popular Flinesf Personality c-Haus C4154-4 'CHms cn sn J. B. -FULLGY BUCK GHSLCV I, wittses-c P6-RnuT 5 I mon Ravmono an o s s S. 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' 1' l ' 1' -V Y- Sf fl 'U .'f!.'1', '71,-ful ' ' ' ' 1 I . ,ltr ,, . . CONTEST RESULTS Much 1nte1 est was shown 1n the contest held last week and many students marked the ballots which were prmted ln the Bluefield Colleg1an Here they are, the most thls and the most that, and the most other WI-l0'S WHO IN BLUEFIELD COLLEGE Most popular boy Most popular gurl Most versatlle boy Most versatxle gxrl Most dependable boy Most dependable gurl Most mtellectual boy Most mtellectual gurl Best dressed boy Best dressed gxrl Most athletxc boy Most athletu: gurl Cutest boy Cutest gxrl -. Fmest personahty, boy Fmest personalxty, gxrl Most romantlc couple Best loolnng boy Best lookmg gurl Wxttxest boy Most studxous boy M ost studuous gn-1 Most hkely to sue eeed boy Most hkely to sue ced g1rl Most popular prof, man Most popular prof woman Most talented boy Most talented gxrl Best dancer boy Best dancer, gurl Most talkatxve boy Most talkatlve g1rl Most dxgmiied boy Most dlgnliied glrl Most ambntxous boy Most ambztxous gurl 1 e 'Evans I Fu-nt Chosen Van Keys Florence Harry Jay Marshall Mary Jane Beem Sam Sublette Mary Jane Beem Jay Rodgm Betty Ver Steegh P1111 Lllly Kathleen Wysor Earl French Elozse Ddcher Seymour Orlofsky Catherme Dunn Dxck Hxggmbotham Conme Balley Edwards Ka Anderson Phxl Lxlly Betty Ver Steegh Raymond Gross Bully Birclleld B1lhe Evans Sam Sublette Camille Claytor E S Sanders Mlss LeGraud Van Keys Conme Baxley Brll Smxth Helen Hale Van Keys 13105518 Harry Sam Sublette Kathleen Wysor Bxlly Burchfield Mary Jane Beem You m COHGILIOH7 Second Choice Slb Evans Conme Bamley Van Keys Betty Ver Steegh Everett Eastman Kathleen Wysor B1lly Burchfleld Bxllxe Evans B111 Kelgsey Bzlhe Evans Wxll Cerrmgxom Nellie Kell Harry Turner Conme Bailey S1b Evans Bllhe Evans Sutherland 62 Wade Dick Hxggxnbotham Kathleen Wysor Herbert Reader Jay Rodgzn Queenxe Caldwell Mxcheel Bosco Betty Ver Steegh M G W1111ams Mrs Jackson Jay Marshall Flossle Harry Mzke Pepl Conme Baxley Larry Agen Camxlle Claytor Dxck Hlggmbotham Margaret Kerfoot Sam Sublette Queeme Caldwell 7 1 'Ei' . 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