Bluefield College - Rambler Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

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.amffez I-Q-3-7 PUBLISHED BY TI-IE D STUDENTS OF 44 BLUEEIELD COLLEGE BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA

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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