Bluefield College - Rambler Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

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, 'r 4' ' ' , ' ,vi-' - 'U 5 til it K . ' if I 0 Wt ' lg A . . 't it I at . t gil as .,l' 1 i tl tts 't N t ti rm , X x tt 33,0 WCG t GL 1'-7, Qin fve 7 i I L gm., 'MR 6' 'ww ::'j L. KEITH S. SUBLETTE G. SUTHERLAND E. KIDD E. LAZENBY D. NEILL I. RISH H. TURNER l. WASSOM M. STONE w , a., n. ce, 0. f - l . LOUISE I EITH DOROTHY NEILL A COMRADE BLYTHE AND FULL OF CHEER. This lovable, vivacious brunette is one of the most popular girls in the class, especially when on the dance floor. Altogether charming and sincere, it seems only natural to stop and talk with her. SAM SUBLETTE THE PATH or INDUSTRY rs THE PATH or sUccEss. Active in every type of intellectual and social develop- ment, a leader in many things, versatile, energetic, com- petent, reliable, sincere, loyal, ambitious, optimistic, a magnetic personality-presenting-Sam Sublette. GEORGE SUTHERLAND SILENCE BECOMES A STRONG MAN, Handsome George, hero of many a football game, is one of the school's finest athletes. Only those who have worked with him appreciate his worth to the team. ELIZABETH KIDD FRIENDLINESS rs THE Roor or ALL Goon. Sweet and unsophisticated, Elizabeth has charmed us with her winning smile and thoughtful manners. We regret that she had no more time for activities, as we have sam- pled her co-operation. . ELSIE LAZENBY 1 LOVE 'roo READILY-TOO LIGHTLY. Attractive, vivacious, and slightly frivolous, Elsie is the season girl where the fellows are concerned. Each and every one receives some attention. Well, variety is the spice of life! A TRAVELER, LIKE A GOOD BOOK, JS ALWAYS INTERESTING. Here we have a classmate who has undoubtedy traveled farther than any other six. The fellow-student's welfare has always interested her, and an encouraging word is ever near. JUNE RISH A STRANGER wi-to HAS MADE HERSELF KNOWN. What Arlington Hall lost, B. C. gained. As a student of public speaking, Iune may have become mixed up at times, but never where the males were concerned. HARRY TURNER SMALL BUT MIGHTY is oUR HARRY. How many girls sighed when Harry turned up in class one day with a soup-bowl hair cut? Respected by all, the li e i p o ilsichieyn him makes him one of us. - 1 X , IOHN WASSOM w, risvljjs His PARTICULAR HABITS. 4 e o en ndered why Iohnnie always placed him- s - toxt door at meal-time. Finally we found out. 2iQl7il4tfA , yu I ' sh, and he gets carried in! And he claims If MARY ESTHER STONE SIEE AND HER FRIENDS DO COMPANIONSI-IIP PRESENT. As one of the three musketeers, Mary Esther always has a ready smile and witty reply for everyone. Well known around the campus for this fine attribute, she has made many lasting friendships. in 44

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M, I :iffy Ml' M 9 ' 'It Wt. Wi fi ft' . i1fff,.iwWl ' 'KF 1 lil idx Wi t it ew N N -X X .xg X. it Q t it QNX Vg X .I - ' fs ' . e C. HELLER P. PERRAULT G.-!RODGIN' , I ' K F. RHUDY, IR. I. SHUPE ' -, A. SNEED C. SPANGLER C. SFRINKLE ,- M. STECKER M. IMHOFF CLEON HELLER ARTHUR SNEED SHE THINIcs BEFORE SHE SPEAI-cs. HE WHO sERvEs OTHERS FINDS THE 1OYs OF LIFE. Therefore, the Wisdom of her words vies with that of Ploddinq through the deepest snow drifts and pools of Solomon. But, would Solomon approve of digesting knowl- WGTGI, W9 meet BUCK The GCCUIGCY Of the engineers edge with food? We know that a book is never far from reports are often due to his willingness to face the worst her hands, even while eating. to 0btCli1'1 the be-St. PHILIP PERRAULT CLAUDE SPA GLEH 0, WORK IS WELL DONE WHEN DONE WITH A WILL- THE GODS HELP THOSE WHO HELP THEMsELvEs. lCIf3k Of Gill UCICIES CIIICI G LHGSIFY Of few SEEIIIS I0 CIPPIY Into this neatly-attired, soft-voiced lad the gods poured to Pllll- Whlle IILPT OLITSIUIICIIHIJ IU CIIIY 01:19 SPOII. IIIEYQ GH a strange concoction-boyish friendliness, manly gentility, IUEPIYG blm tO QIVG Of his best. SICIY IU there flqhilflq. a fine sense of humor, and as a final touch, the gift ofa Phll- logical mind. IAY RODGIN CARI. SPRINKLE VICTORY EELONGS TO TI-IE PEHSEVERING. WHAT HE UNDERTOOK To DO.HE DID! h That thedbest Cine? in Smultl pcwglwees we no ginger The beauty of doing Q thing right is in the satisfaction CIVE CIIIY OI-I I- QGIICG CII is CIC IEV9I'TIGI'1lI'9COf wi received. Thus, we label Carl as being beautiful and prove that we should have suffered a great loss had he satisfying, for when he turns in his homework, you may HO! been in Out' class. rest assured it is perfect. FRANK RHUDY. IR. STECKER OH WHY MUST LIFE ALL LABOR BE? THE ONLY WAY 'ro GAIN A FRIEND IS TO BE ONE. Here he is-the life of the Deans Qov. class. Although Hardly G day goes by Without us Seeing Murray laugh' he lshflnknsgn lo fufge lhefeb in UTS' We' Cs? expect but in class, we find that he has become serious again. Somel mg 1 Sfeflf 0 Gppen Gore 9 Perm 15 over' This ability to be appropriately happy and business-like is one fine asset. IAMES SHUPE MANNERS, THE FINAL AND PERFECT FLOWER OF NOBLE MARGARET IMHUFF CHARACTER- A SERIOUS GIRL IS A DELIGHT 'ro SEE. Little Precipitatef' as he VLCIS f0I'1ClgJY dubbed 11533115 , Diqnified, rnannerly, and well-bred, Margaret is a strik- Chem. Analysis class proves t at the est come to . . ing comtrast to our boisterous modems. Yet she is by no SUICSYS, Sit-tCliOI1S. Gnd friendly. he is rated among the high- means behind the times as she can deliver all the latest est in his own fields. slang expressions upon demand. . I f y X 17 K M J- vig, pw- f?V 5 ,. A' 1 Q -My f'A . ' I ,.f'-elf' .ff-L.. Kuff? - f - :-f.ef-- 1- .. V- A .' - - . A ,,.,! -e.. vvfk! ,J ,ff t 14, I 'V r 'iwgk - 5,-fl-.J ' l llylfsvjlal . J jc ' - -'J ff K ' J! X . -I f -' I f ,V ff' , . I.-Q-. L f, 4 xt I feb! 4 ee- eff. wr . so we - -L ,I 6, .. ,-f , I, I , , X, - I J' 1 - I ' I 1 gf! 1 I' f 1 N s if F --ff. K ,.f'.f'T: LLQ4-few, . ' if lk

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tug? V ,' 0412 rg, co. J frgfz N 'QC' H. TEAGUE C. WHITTAKER . T. 'NINFREY G. WOOLFOLK E. WADE 5 I HELEN TEAGUE GEORGE WOOLFOLK L CLIMBING AFTER KNOWLEDGE INEINITE. IIM READY ron womc AND I'M READY FOR FUN. 0 The first Write-up passed in on this amazing lass CDH- tained eighty-one words, and contained every form of quiet in it. Thus you may judge Hele-n's nature and general bearing. CHARLES WHITTAKER THE MOULD or A MAN'S FORTUNE is IN I-us HANDS. One of our harder working chums is Charles. ln spite of a position in town, he always manages to get his name on the coveted Deans list. Keep on plugging, Charlie, we-'re behind you. Here is Princeton's gift to one. Stecker's side-kick not studious, but he owns one the fellows, and a mighty fine only proved to be exceedingly fine sense of humor. ELIZABETH WADE A MERRY Probably it is Elizabeth MAID IS SHE. to her folks, but it will always be Shorty to us. If Wrigley's factory suddenly closes up, you'll know that Shorty has stopped chewing her gum. P. S.-There's very little danger! THOMAS WINFREY LITTLE MAN, YOUIVE HAD A Busy NIGI-IT. A good-natured and obliging waiter, Tom can bring out the food if anyone can. Playing ball at 12:30 A. M. is his worst fault, but after several hours of concentrated study, who blames him tor seeking a little relaxation IL, pda. aw- fwf'-Ni-wi I , 14 I fully-,+,,.,Lq CL 511.141 , lffzl, 'fi'-4-im.: Diff'-fl iff-IDL-fm-,ff 'iff Lfubrf I' P 'y'4 A' lik 4 1. . 1 ,, 19 rf NMWWJLM' img O' i , fm- -'-' flu- Q-N w-illia . U bsit- ' fbwf , 3