Bluefield College - Rambler Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

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416.gif -3 4440106 if A525 Gb i 5 ' E. COLEMAN E. EASTMAN ELIZABETH COLEMAN WHY GO TO CALIFORNIA WHEN FLORIDA HAS EVERYTHING? We marvelled at her beauty, were charmed by her acting tremember her portrayal of a man last year?J, and were completely won over by her different personality. Luck to you, Libby. CRAWFORD CALFEE GUILTY on NOT GUILTY? ANSWER YES on NO! Oh-what a history shark we have here. He not only studies the American side but he connects his last year's European grades with it to pass the course with more honors! g 1. RALPH CRUISE NOT TOO SERIOUE, NOT TOO GAY- ONE FINE FELLOW IN EVERY WAY. As Napoleon was-so Screwby is. An atom is small but mighty hard to break up-the same as his dribbling down the floor to sink the winning points for old B. C. Keep on shooting straight, Screwby. IOHN DEWEES LAUGH AND THE WORLD LAUGHS WITH YOU--on SOMETHINGI Small of stature, smiling, and with a sociable tempera- ment, I. Howell possesses many virtues, and thank good- ness, one vice. I-le enjoys a joke, which places him as a regular fellow. Whatever will lack Pulp do without you, l. I-L? MARVIN DOUTHAT ALTHOUGH sILENT, THOU ART A MAN or WORTH. Iovial, with cz keen sense of humor, we present Skeet- er for worthy approval. Athletic, intelligent, jolly, easy- going, dependable, and courteous may partially describe this star of basket-ball fame. Described in slang: A swell guy! 'n. C G. F K RUISE ISHER 'Ninn-1... .JS of IRQ M. DOUTHIIT C. DUNN EASTMAN DOES MORE THAN I-us DUTY. for this talented, versatile, and can only say that this year-book to his untiring perseverence and execu' v, We salute you! GUY EDWARDS ACCOMPLISHMENTS MAKE THE MAN. The bath-tub tenor seems to have taking ways as far as a certain blonde is concerned. We found the walk- ing Esquire, as he was dubbed by some brilliant genius, to be ever-willing to help when called upon. GEORGE FISHER THE CLAY PIPER OF BLUEFIELD. George admires Sherlock Holmes for one thingethe little boiler that the great detective carried in his mouth. Now George has one, and he doesn't use it to conduct water or to blow soap bubbles, either. EARL FRENCH STRENGTH OF BODY AND or CHARACTER. Many an ill-starred Opponent has seriously regretted his coming within range of Earl's long arms, the same which has won many a football and basket-ball game for usi .Acclaimed the best all-round athlete in school, he has justly-Fearned the title. CATHERINE DUNN BEAUTY OF STATUEE-BEAUTY OF MIND. When you see that curly head and laughing face look ing coyly down the corridor, you just know that life i Worth living. This peppy, vivacious, sprightly little ore ture takes in all the social functions of the school. f ' 6 !-be-y,..affrv6-ff C2-df ,, 14 4, '. Q Q A 1 1? ' A 4 ' l I .W J In ,Dcnfn ts..QfyMf'H-ff'-'1 --ees we-O- 'fic fb 17 7 I-Q wee? , - .. - ' 3 fr . ' 'fri 7.7 'gs ++'e'. I 'L'--'C . V Q- f W' 'A' ' q','WA-QI, yQ4.,c'flE wt' -Jw , . 1 I 'A A -' .-I . ff f ...A Q... fra E -' XX -- ' , -- f -- 'rybff r ,e -f 'k42'f V I 1 , ,Q ,V ., f- e-,Jfif f..La.J!, ,fvf-'.Q, ',L..L' .ff-2 '-'JW ' riff- - I 1 Dt' A In A- an . - n Q f-. - -F +2

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'sf' gs, 1, I. Iso-if I Av' .ink 1. amy, 'flkfeu et- he , 1 l 7 E. GRIEFITI-I C. IAcIcsoN H. IONES ff' LKEYs I. LILLY 6 , . NEMETZ IZERRY 5 I HAMETQN' .f 'g,v',.c,4 A ,gk j wit' :AAI 'P'J 4 V' dj Y fl , '--, f 'I 33-GJ' 4?Av.4.h5-cffifetdf Jian.. fgi.,.4. 1qe: '5?.1v'te' . A' W I-,J will T-fl! ERDINE GRIEEITHQSM-f.e2...Qc ggjffgwfi Q' +:..5f,,, .F 'A' ,J IVXMYS LILLY f f Ap., - , :44 i'555 ,6 .. 1 I LIVE TO LOVE AND TO LAUQQQH- 2:gg,4,ftq,.,f,ieh.: Syj4,..' E SUOHJMEN ARE EMPIRES BUILT. As a college coed, Erdine is in a class by herselfzs'-Elini like some girls, she is impartial to the Yankees, giving them the benefit of the doubt. On behalf of these lads, I say Thank you. CRAIG JACKSON SHALL WE PING TO SERVE? Like a spider gloating o'er a fly, Craig amuses himself by challenging the best in the Dorm to a game of ping pong in HIS den, and beating them. A Warning, suh, some day us flies is gwine to turn! HERBERT JONES GOOD NATURE IS A sTRoNGER BOND THAN STEEL. We have never tested the literal truth of the above quo- tation, but We are Willing towhen it applies to Mrs. lones' little boy. A carefree face is more precious than gold Where friends are to be found. OWEN KAYLOR I SPEAK OUT, THEN THINK. Owen has a delightful habit of doing just this and how it amuses his classmates! As proof, I submit the fact that he Wagered a quarter with Eastman concerning Gov. grades. Now he is thinking of the quarter he lost! VAN KEYS I-IE PREPARES Fon LIFEVS coNTEs'r. Van has undoubtedly advertised B. C. more extensively in recent years than any other one student through tht orchestra and his own personality. Broad-minded and a rugged individualist, his honors represent diligent and faithful effort. ff! jg, 1, ligdesty, cooperation and dependability, coupled With W f' ' I iliingness to assist has made lim an indispensable member of our class. Steadfast to his convictions of right, lim is one of the most respected boys on the campus. GEORGE NEMETZ CALM SPEECH COMBINED WITH GOOD NATURE. Here We have a buddy Who has the makings of a champion ping-pong player. l-lis defensive playing is just like his Work-steady, dependable, and conscientious to the utmost. ROBERT PERRY HE IS A MAN OF I-ns OWN MIND. Here was have one of the sf:hool's most independent thinkers-no copying a problem for himl Keep on thinking straight, Bob, and We'll be hearing great things from you in the future. f ' web' we - A MICHAEL PEPI pjff' IMAGINATTN ,LEED M, N9-T - J Such sh pi ld 'ly ger t the unseen pow- . . e We seen that startle look oi his face when a . sudd nly calls upon him! Still, a good imagination 'll get A hallf Way to He ve ' W, yn.,-l.!Q'Ql ' LOULIE HAMPTON SHE KNOWS THE BEST PATHS IN LIFE. With a friendly smile, a good-natured jest, and a jovial attitude, Loulie goes about her daily tasks. We hope you will never forget those aromas CPD you caused in organic chemistry-We can't1 as cc