Bluefield College - Rambler Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)
- Class of 1941
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ml Ai ' 'Q -u 4 , 1 1 5 -1 v eff 1 .W 1 f -N ' . f- . , 4. - -QS I . '-Q QAM fgywfi 4,4 F Wig W W Eff fyywgybgfg QW Nj? XXX gp ggi-QQ? sf of fi THE RAMBLER N ANNE LILLY Editor ELLWQOD SPENCER Business Mcrncmqer I :V 4 1N94 1 5 TI-IE STUDENTS OP Kfuefieff goffefe BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA I-OZ e 5 e I4 2' 7 1 I fQ!f EHNIINIE CLA SSE S ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES A OTQWOT Striving to present a year of the lite at Bluefield College so that We will never forget the many happy associations formed there, has been the aim and purpose of the staff of the Rambler. Using a theme of snapshots, We have endeavored to show the students at Work and at play' so that when We look through our annuals in years to come, we will remember our classmates as they really Were. l --.Q-ff--mq,.44 ll on w M' 'flgzpm 7?Z6uz'e fo COACH TONY LOTITO As a token of the qreat reaard in which he is held by the student body of Bluefield College, We the class of '4l, affection- ately dedicate this volume of the Rambler to Coach Tony Lotito whose friendship has made our school lives richer and fuller. By his friendly attitude and gentle-manly disposition he has Won a place in the heart of every student. l l EDWIN c. WADE President ' TA HOWARD, A. T. DD.D.... DD.. A ssistant Coach, Physical Education IRVING, MRS. VANLEW ..,D.........DA Dietitian lAcKsoN, MRS. VELMA C. ...DDDD..DD, English, Public Speaking, German LEGRAND, IESSE R. ,DJ Romance Lanquaqes Second Row: df Q. Adrnmistrati tiff Lo'r1To, ANToN1o ...DD Athletic Coach, , WMF ,X l'1f.Mi,, Social Science. ly jlfflld These men and women, corn- , , posing our faculty, are truly the friends and advisers of each oi the students. By their helpfulness and sympathetic understanding they have endeared themselves to us all. LOUTHAN, ELIJAH MCINTYRE--Registrar, OWEN, CLAUDE WILLARD --Dean Mathematics. Education, Social Sciences l Y I food-4 , L . IA -'5 'f 'f'-' Lac!-'-'J . . KL axrv- 1,254 Aanfvrn WX. fo.: First Row: LOUTHAN, MCINTYRE RICHARDS ---Mathematics MARABLE, WILLIAM IRVINE .aeI, - .,,e English McCoY, IAMES E. ...s.. ---- ,,...,.. Chemistry MORRISEY, GIBSON -- ,a...... Music PETERS, loi-IN E. ..Hcc,Iccc - ,.,..c.,.., Physics Second Row: SANDERS, EDWIN S. ---Business Administration SUTHERLAND, W. A. - ---- Secretary to President TINDALL, RAY C. --------- -------------- B ibie TRENT, CLARENCE E. ----.- -------- Engineering WILLIAMS, MARVIN GLENN---Biology, Geology WM Il 4 I? ,1 U I 2 52? if 5 Hi! SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ELLWOOD SPENCER -- .....,, -President WILLIAM WALTERS AS.. ,.... V ice-President ANNE LILLY - S4....,. ..,., S ecretczry CHARLIE MILLER --- ---Treasurer -1 ,N my QW--41-I A ,JAZZ N ,la-Q4--Q 4 I 4 I I -Q L RALPH BAILEY 4,1127 MQW IOSEPH BALDERSON President Y. M. C. A. President Dramatic Club Annual Staff Honor Court Christian Union T ROBERT G. BARTON I Kappa Ornicron Alpha Fraternity 3 ' Vice-President V. P. I. Extension J President V. P. I. Extension -1 Vocalist Bluefield Colleqians College Choir r ' ROBERT BECKNER Football Basket-ball Y. M. C. A. 57,35 Varsity Club Alpha Lambda Iota Fraternity fo W 9' WALTON A. Brsr-1oP. IR. 4' tr' lk K l Intramural Basket-ball fl I KU Ilw- I Treasurer Eta Tau Beta Fraternity A '57 ,et 3 R' 'I N we X U4 4 Xu. ,X -iff' lf lrwlffivl 1 ,J kwa Eta Tau Beta Fraternity. Ib 'C 'V Intramural Basket-ball W bvntlirffw W wtf I vf ' fb U ,- . ' K .Ll ' rv lf! rj! - .-1 Lf . '-2' I yy f. Page 10 t., lwf I 1' f if! liek? Y, ' I. f l ,F . v' 5 K Q . tr fy ,ILA ' WM CHARLES P. BLADES Y. M. C. A. Engineers WILLIAM A. BOSTIAN, IR. M Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity K ' ' 315, Engineers al ' A Coueqe Choir M , 01 NELL BOWMAN Secretary Phi Rho Pi Fraternity Secretary Delta Beta Kappa Sorority College Choir Intramural Basket-ball May Queen agua! s. BROWN. IR. Alpha Lambda Iota Fraternity ' Y. M. C. A. THOMAS R. BROWN Eta Tau Beta Fraternity Intramural Basket-ball ' L Football JW Mg, A Track 5 M . Varsity Club OV 1' . :wt '04 -asf K ' x , ...ir 'E' MARGARET ALLAN BUCHANAN Reporter Delta Beta Kappa Y. W. C. A. GLORIA CLARK Engineers wow Ou' CLE mul . l. Transfer Concord College as QN CM' A no' X t mul ,fp E15 tr, W .fffiisrbtwf li M IIINCENT CLOCK, IR. Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity W Alpha Lambda Iota Fraternity 9' Second Vice-President Dramatic Club Y. M. C. A. CATHERINE I-IAWES COLEMAN ' .NV Phi Rho Pi Fraternity yy? V Debating Team Dramatic Club ,jj X College Choir Y. W. C. A. QB' 1. c. COMPTON Q Kappa Ornicron Alpha Fraternity , Leader Bluefield Collegians Y. M. C. A. l Q Q Page 12 l , lu.c.lr.-mm owv lil Qqmlyllnn I it If t .5- DONALD M. COX X01 M' , Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity VJ X ft! Eta Tau Beta Fraternity W Z, nj Intramural Basket-ball W f - . MQ, K? all ' jf, E. HALF. DAVENPORT ruff 7 Chaplain Alpha Lambda Iota Fraternity Y. M. C. A. ' Engineers JOSEPH P. DAVIDSON. IR. Eta Tau Beta Fraternity Intramural Basket-ball .J If I E, 29 J - , iw! A442 sv Z 9-jg WILLIAM G. DECHANT h' QQ, . Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity L. -y Y. M. C. A. '- T' A Intramural Basket-ball - Christian Union CARL KISSEL DVORSCHAK I f Track I I Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity 12 Y. M. C. A. I ., I F--I ' Q. 'J' V l,.,,' Page 13 9515 'T E S Rf MF .fy IP 73' ww if BUD DOUGLAS if-of Captain Track Team Intramural Basket-ball Eta Tau Beta Fraternity WWW I f ' if WWW il IAMES PIERCE EDWARDS ilk, asket ball arsity Club 0-' Bluefield Collegian Accounting Club 1 , 'L' ' I ' . - : 4- gf fZ: f WILLIAM L. EMERSON jg College Choir I Alpha Lambda Iota Fraternity Intramural Basket-ball y Y. M. C. A. W. D. EMMONS Secretary Alpha Lambda Iota Fraternity School Photographer SETON FAIRBAIRN Airyv-' Alpha Lambda Iota Fraternity j,4AM Intramural Basket-ball xwuldj Honor Court btw' ,G-WV' MM Y. C. 91 JTMW Engineers 'J-P CLARENCE C. FERRELL Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity Engineers Mu! 1 . , 45 A , W M0Pre ' nt g 4a Kappa Sorority AA, M Wjrfsident Christian Union My pi! .X ,t ,ff ff Page 15 Secretary Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity 1 Annual Staff Y. W. . . it 1 MARY VIRGINIA GIBSON Christian Union Z Secretary Sigma Tau Alpha Sorori Secretary Virginian Literary Society IAMES WELLINGTON GILLS Phi Theta Kappa Fraternit f Engineers IQ jj' My wjgjwwl IOSEPH GODWIN ' Kappa Omicron Alpha Fraternity Y. M. C. A. Cdl' -9' -9 'Q' 4 fl FRANK GREEN ' 54-0-fu. , f LJ Bluefield Collegians ' soo Club f if Kappa Omicron Alpha Fraternity t,4,'Qf' jf'- 3 5f Honor Court xl Y. M. C. A. STANLEY TRUE GREEN , J AM Basket-bali ,WV Varsity Club ' ' f ,. f I ff PEGGY HARRIS G! ' . Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity L I0 Vice-Pres. Delta Beta Kappa Sor 1ty I, Treasurer Y. W. A. Christian Union jjj H ' Dramatic Club '- NELL HAWTHORNE Phi Rho Pi Fraternity Sigma Theta Sorority Intramural Basket-ball Y. W. C. A. Debating Team ELIZABETH HEATON Vice-Pres. Sigma Tau Alpha Sorority College Choir Page l6 H JT' .WSW WAS I IUNE IRIS HOLT W Mx Virginian Literary Society MP Y. W. C. A. W i Sergeant-at-Arms K W . Four Leaf Clover Club - LINA IENNINGS Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity President Siqma Theta Sorority Second Vice-President Y. W. C. A. Christian Union Dramatic Club IACK K. IOHNSTON Scribe Kappa Omicron Alpha 1 it I .N gni?ilff 'ay w rf s ' f 1. , fa J' jg ff-1 'Jw . ,-.. t ,. YM? 3, Fraternity X ,WL WILLIAM R. IONES Jwfffafff .Annual Staff dn! Christian Union if Enqineers LS J NES M l M-Phi eta a pa K Treasurer ' a ' eta Sorority J Presi . W. C. A. Q ecre-tary Christian Union E Ze Intramural Basket-ball Page 17 Films ., f 221 ff -ff. V- 0 9 r gr .. . sf 'ff H , 'ld .1 i . small.. , P 1, wr A 1,...,lll1 ., ' -- W .. - ., 1. ., 5,32 Q., - 3 +in t eg his ltr 3 ,3 .... Jgifggg . ,d i y -A v -1 Eiif gx . t H A im' A 'f - . 1 1 .-Ji , I. - .1 Q. Q.:-:r i .f'1:'e, . E- - ---- lrfbg wt. V ::r.,L'f-'+Hs.2:a:...s 'f e ' Sig t, .inf - .-f- 7' g . LYQJ offfilif W1 'li W f N ROSELYN KAMMER H . ha Sorority 5 . A. 5 Ie. N ,ip V jf .fu 3 Qi Y. ' ,Winn m 'a1Basket-ball W ' rl Wt if 01 i kV ijt SJ,Q '40x HERBERT E. K1Eco1.'r Q WV fi t xlifflf- JW Alpha Lambda iota Fraternity Varsity Club 'E QWXLL Football Manager r 7 , Y.M.c.A. M5 Q C7 816+ r PHILIP KROP Bluefield Colleqians Engineers Y. M. C. A. ' IOSEPH M. KUCZKO Track Y. M. C. A. Honor Court Varsity Club 9 ALBERT LAUER l M RWM Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity OJ Sf Mfg, Treasurer Alpha Lambda Iota pa li, W X Fraternity OQS- br X i Intramural Basket-ball My '.Paqe 18 ,5f,Ka.d,w1W55 7 31- FRANCES U. LEFFEL President Sigma Tau Alpha Sorority Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity Y. W. C. A. College Choir Christian Union LTON N. LEMMERMAN 3 Intramural Basket-ball 011520 gf! Y. M. C. A. Track Annual Staff Rat Master WMM 23.3 QQ . .gi -Q ANNE LILLY President Phi Rho Pi Fraternity Secretary Dramatic Club Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity Secretary Sigma Theta- Sorority First Vice-President Y. W. C. A. Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity Delta Beta Kappa Sorority College Choir Annual Staff 'SX E, 3 ROBBIE LEE LINDSEY A 3 l f J Cyp? J!! Vy ff PM X olfnfjllftjf l',. 1 ll , fy' V, H 'Wx ' V' rx ,L UWM .fl lj' f uf' 'WX . J, l Q ' rjefige 19 IACK LINDSON Kappa Omicron Alpha Fraternity Cheer Leader Bluefield Collegians College Choir Y. M. C. A. it I - x 555.0 LEONARD LOWDER Accounting Club Ilwwfif ' VIRGINIA MCCLINTOCK I . jj ecretary Alpha Delta Delta Sorority M f Y. W. c. A. .2 f M I It ll Ffigflti, if N - . I v , ,Jw , , , at J .- V - fm- , -Q, :Aim ' I ft I ' .Q - ,nm A H WTLMA MCGHEE 5257 M 5 1 ,UO 1 ,mug-, I ' ' I I Q Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity 0- ' JL 'K 1 Chaplain Delta Beta Kappa Sorori y 74f: 4 '- College Choir CHARLES I.. MILLER dam, ,Q-f7l ' T So homor Class . 16 IL! reasurer p e E 9 Honor Court 2 E 5 Track 3 M Scribe Alpha Lambda Iota Fraternity . K' Circulation Manager Annual . ab4!L4!44A4Y . A , J X If illyg-ji LOLA LEE MUSTARD 596, , JI CQQMQJD ' if if - f Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity ' My ,f ,- Chaplain Delta Beta Kappa Sogpxrlf , jf ' . -j Y.w c.A. cf' I g,Hl 'vj-5 If ch-r U' ' M A ,J -, Imsgrigiiigt jf lima! Qfyw Q 59,5 VJ ,bf Cf A aft' ff f ,ff 5 ' .,- lui' -jf' '.i'l' ., wTrj1,!j,. ,,f'f!1- ici , Wx WW oft . Q? of' ' Qi wg ROBERT L. PETERSON W Q Vice-President Y. M. C. A. Iggy Sergeant-at-Arms A Alpha Lambda Iota Fraternity ANTHONY F. PETROZELLO President Alpha Lambda Iota Fraternity Cheer Leader Intramural Basket-ball DJ' Varsity Club 7 Y. M. C. A. 'L Yi JJ' GORD N F. PHILLIPS Eta Tau B raternity P ' 'I' e ap raternity ' nt it The Rambler a ra et-ball ' ' f ,. .-ft MARY MARGARET PARCELL Y. W. C. A. Sergeant-at-Arms Sigma Theta Sorority Christian Union Intramural Basket-ball College Choi , I 3' E.. Fititlti? .5 gl? Yigfiggriwiggwg XE l l V' -Preblde .au QErqt C' ,. 5 Cheer Leader MARY LOUISE RHOADS 1-'27 . .A Secretary' Siqma Theta Sorority , f Dramatic Club A. ' Y. W. o. A. Annual Staff I IOSLPHINE RIDINGER Q, Vice-President Phi Theta Kappa . , Fraternity I . ' Secretary Delta Beta Kappa Sorority ' Secretary Y. W. C. A. - I g Crqanization Manager Annual , M KN Christian Union l gy ,. U 'gfffe'--X3 , ,Law M A 'ff MA far! fi M - W1 A M W SJW yi W ' IOHN Rows , Track lntrarnural Basket-ball Alpha Lambda iota Fraternity Y. M. C. A. . .rf Q. MACK I. SHEETS Eta Tau Beta Fraternity . i Enqineers f-K JV vw ' 'g .TX 'XJ A ,N Nillfyf smniaokrn Treasu P 1 Theta Kappa Frate 13' Treasu er D a Bet Ka a Sororrt ii Delgqate R1 Thetcm 'Con e tion 5..A.fov-,-- --.. ...,...L.. Y ,-,,n. l -111 Y QNXSYSZLQ QSELLWOOD SPENCER Q Q 9 - D President Kappa Omicron Alpha Fraternity Track Page 23 Phi Bho Pi Fraternity Business Manager Annual Debating Team LUCILLE SMITH Vice-President Sigma Theta Sorority Y. W. C. A. Dramatic Club MARY R. SMITH Sergeant-at-Arms Delta Beta Kappa Sorority Intramural Basket-ball College Choir PHIL SWIFT Football Manager ,Dj ' ' Track Eta Tau Beta Fraternity Varsity Club EVELYN THOMPSON N VN Delta Beta Kappa Sorority by Wy, YQOWZV f Xf- BktbllM mhglivppg QV as e- a anager ' GM QV jj yy Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity Q! Vp! gy! Y- Debatirig Team of gs, Vg ily Christian Union V tfggflff 'wld 'Q W fl it vp g'FTVST if WWQWW f M Jw lb WILLIAM HENRY WALTERS W' Treasurer Kappa Omicron Alpha W' Fraternity Secretary Engineers Intramural Basket-ball LLOYD WAYLAND Tyler Kappa Omicron Alpha Fraternity Annual Staff Intramural Basket-ball NOEL F. WICKHAN Kappa Omicron Alpha Fraternity Basket-ball Manager Football Manager Varsity Club College Choir Mr Wfgijfj ' EILEEN WILLIAMS -ftp - gxlff Reporter Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity Sigma Theta Sorority Christian Union Y. W. C. A. Intramural Basket-ball ' Div IAMES GORDON WILLIAMS 70' Vice-President Alpha Lambda Iota fixvvf'-ful, Fraternity Bluefield Collegians 5l'yV Bx Q Honor Court . My Track . QVQA Director Intramural Basket-ball M MW . ,, ll E Z Page 24 ' .af HERBERT HUFF W Q6 M97 KOA Fraternity W7 Annual Staff !y JW .,f fyvxf' ' Y -' ,Y rwfjl f ' , ' I - 1' 'fhjx Ilff 1 .1 - ' R f VQBE LEE CLARK W UA VJ ',,:1A 'h 7 ' haplain Sigma Theta rority 1 ! j',0f'fTl I iris' Club bf! 1-llxidjj M h T 1' KJV! - I hristian Union I JQN ,f 1 WVV, Cheer Leader lwyf, A W1 1, VM! Basket-ball If J jf M041 1 .1 Mwjtf 1 ,,,1,wt . ,ff 'A lllgflfyy A CLINE MUN SEY WESLEY SCOTT College Choir Dramatic Club WW lrntrxczyniilfgaflgasket-ball U Track - mf E Page 25 WJ twwtl AUGUST F. WINTER MJF if EW it Q! CLARK, GLORIA ........... GREEN, FRANK ............ Sophomore Class Roll BAILEY, IAMES DAVID --...... BAILEY, RALPH -....... BALDERSON, IOSEPH -.... BARTON, ROBERT ........ BAUSCH, HAROLD ROBERT LLL BECKNER, ROBERT L,.,...... BELCHER, CLYDE MASON .... BISHOP, WALTON, IR. ,.L.. BLADES, CHARLES P. -LL BOSTIAN, WILLIAM, IR. --L BOWMAN, NELL -.-..,.. BROWN, GUY S. IR. L,......,L-- BROWN, THOMAS R. ....L....L. BRUNSCHWYLER, IOI-IN PAUL, IR. BUCHANAN, MARGARET ....,.. BUCKO, FRANK RAYMOND .....L CALDWELL, RAYMOND KENNETH CHRISMAN, ROBERT CHARLTON CLARK, BETTY LEE ,.....L.-. CLAYTOR, FRANCIS PARR ...... CLOCK, VINCENT, IR. ......-.. COLEMAN, CATHERINE HAWES .... COMPTON, I. C. .......L.L...LL. COX, DONALD M. .L...... DAVENPORT, E. HALE .... DAVIS, EUGENE O. ...... DAVIDSON IOSEPH P., IR. --- DAY, HENRY FRENCH, IR. L- DEOHANT, WILLIAM G. ..... DEVILBISS, DANIEL WESLEY --- DOUGLAS, BUD ...L........ DUDLEY, IRA TRAVIS ........L DVORSOHAK, CARL KISSEL .... EDWARDS, IAMES PIERCE LLL EMERSON, WILLIAM L. L-- EMMONS, W. D. ........ FAIRBAIRN, SETON ..-.LL FERRELL, CLARENCE C. .,... FISHER, IOSEPH ELMER LL..,.. FRAZIER, WILLIAM NELSON .... FRENCH, IENNIE CLARK .LL.. FRYE, KARL HENRY, IR. --- GAY, WILLIAM HUBBARD --- GIBSON, MARY VIRGINIA --- GILLESPIE, PAUL IAMES ,...... GILLS, IAMES WELLINGTON -- GODWIN, IOSEPH ..LL...L... GREEN, STANLEY TRUE, IR. ..L, HARLOE, HOWARD EMERSON --- HARRIS, PEGGY .........L.. HAWTHORNE, NELL .......... HEATON, ELIZABETH .....,.... HENLY, THOMAS BIRCHELL, IR. L HOLT, IUNE IRIS .-........... HUEE, HERBERT CHARLES -LL IENNINGS, LINA ..-..... --- -LLL-LL-LLL----L-L-L-- -Bluefield, West Va. -L--L---Bluefield, Va. L----L-L-Petersburg, Va. --L-L-LWorCl'Iester, Mass. Farmingdale, New York Elkhorn, West Va. ----Princeton, West, Va. Pocahontas, Va. Larchmont, New York Bluefield, West Va. ------LLBluefield, Va. L-L------SpeedWell, Va. LL- LL.. Coalwood, West Va. LL- ----Hemphill, West, Va. Bluefield, West Va. --L ....... War, West Va. L--- L----Bluefield, Va. --L ..... Elkhorn, W. Va. L-L--Bluefield, W. Va. -L--LElkhorII, W. Va. -----Bluefield, W. Va. -LLLlSlip, New York -LLL Bluefield, Va. -L--L-Welch, W. Va. L----Bluefield, W. Va. --LLL-Speedwell, Va. L---Keystone, W. Va. --LL Nemours, W. Va. -----Princeton, W. Va. L-L-LReadinq, Penn. --L--Buchanan, Va. --L--Bluefield, W. Va. --LLPrincetOI1, W. Va. -L--.Wallinqton, N. I. -L---Bluefield, W. Va. -L--Schoolfielcl, Va. -LLLLIeOIqer, W. Va. L-L-Nyack, New York ----Bluefield, W. Va. -LLL--LBluefielCl, Va. ---LL--LL-Marion, Va. --LL-Bluefield, W. Va. --L--Bluefield, W. Va. L---Stony Creek, Conn. -L--LBluefield, W. Va. L--LDOWninqtoWn, Penn. -L-LBluefield, W. Va. -L---Salem, New Iersey Salem, New Iersey -L-LLL-. Leesburg, Va. ----Glen Allen, Va. L-LL-Bluefield, W. Va. LL-L-,Da1'1ieltoWn, Va. -L--LBluefield, W. Va. LLL-LBluefield, W. Va. LL---Bluefield, W. Va. -----Bluefield, W. Va. L-L--LLBluefield, Va. Page 26 N Pcrqe 27 JOHNSON, ROBERT OWEN --- JOHNSON, WILLIAM WRIGHT --- JOHNSTON, JACK K. ..,O.O,, JONES, ELSIE P. .,...... JONES, WILLIAM R. ....LLL KAMMER, ANNA ROSELYN --- KEELY, JOHN THOMAS, JR. --L KIECOLT, HERBERT E. ...L.,.L KIRRY, JOSEPH GARNETT, JR. --- KROP, PHILIP -..,..,LLL,LLL KUCZKO, JOSEPH M. LLLLLLL LAUER, ALBERT ..L,.L, LEFFEL, FRANCES U. LLLLLL LEMMERMAN, MILTON N. -- LILLY, ANNE .,LL,.LLL.. LILLY, CREIGHTON ..,, LINDSEY, ROBBIE LEE ,,LL..... LINDSON, JACK ...,.,..LL,....LL, LINKOUS, ROY HENRY WHITLEY LITZ, JAMES FREDERICK ....,L,,. LOWDER, LEONARD LLLL.,LL,L. -L- LUCAS, NELSON ROWE -- MCCLINTOCK, VIRGINIA -L- MCGHEE, WILMA ..L.,L MILLER, CHARLES L. --- MINICHELLO, JOSEPH .LLL MORGAN, AMICK FIELD -- MUNSEY, CLINE RICHARD --- MUSTARD, LOLA LEE ..,L.LL.. PARCELL, MARY MARGARET --- PEREIRA, ANDREW JOSEPH --- PETERSON, ROBERT L. ,....L PETROZELLO, ANTHONY F. -- PHILLIPS, GORDON F. LLL.. PHILLIPS, AUSTIN S., JR. LL.. - REIGHER, JOSEPH M. LLL...L --- RENFRO, WILLIAM HOWARD -- RHOADS, MARY LOUISE ...,,L. RIDINGER, JOSEPHINE LLL. ROGERS, DAN HARRIS --- ROSE, CARL WILLIAM --- ROWE, JOHN --LL---LL---- SCOTT, CHARLES WESLEY --- SHEETS, MACK J. ------ SHUMATE, JEANNETTE --- SINK, FORREST GLEN --- SMALL, PATSY ROMANO --- SMITH, LUCILLE ----L--- SMITH, MARY R. ------ SPENCER, ELLWOOD H. ---- SWIFT, PHIL -------------L- TACKETT, JAMES BERNARD --L THOMPSON, EVELYN ------- TRENT, CALLIE JANE --L----- WALTERS, WILLIAM HENRY --L --- WAYLAND, LLOYD A. ------- WICKHAM, NOEL F. -- ----- WILLIAMS, EILEEN --L------ WILLIAMS, JAMES GORDON --- WINTER, AUGUST --------L-- WOOD, CLIFFORD WILLIAM -- VG. --------Draper, ----Bluefield, W. VCI. ------Bluefield, W. VCI. -----Bluefield, W. VCI. -------.Bluefield, W. VCI. --------Bluefield, W. VCI. Richmond Hill, New York --------Jewett City, Conn. -------------Galax, VCI. L---Brooklyn, New York ---LNewCIrk, New Jersey --------lrvinqion, N. J. ----West Grcrhcxm, VCI. --------Irvington, N. J. -----Bluefield, W. VCI. -----Bluefield, W. VO:. ------Bluefield, W. VCI. L---Morqom, New Jersey -L-L-L--BerWir1d, W. VCI. ---------Bluefield, W. Vor. L-------Bluefield, W. VG. L-Silver Creek, New York -L-L---------Bluefield, VCI. Bluefield, W. VCI. -jCjFLCIFChmont, New York ----Brooklyn, New York L--------Bluefield, VOI. ----Bluefield, W. VCI. ------Bluefield, W. VCI. --------Bluefield, W. VCI. ---Elizabeth, New Jersey --- ----- -Irvington, N. J. ----South Orcmqe, N. J. -----PoC'1hontCIS, VOL -------Milford, Conn. ----Bluefield W VOL ----Dorchester, VCI. ----Bluefield, W. VCI. ----Bluefield, W VCI. ----Bluefield, W VG. ----Bluefield, W. VCI. --------Crockett, VCI. -L--Bluefield, W. VCI. ---- Chilhowie, VCI. ----Bluefield, W VCI. ---- --.WCIrfield, KY. ----Bluefield, W. VCI. ------Bluefield, VCI. ----Bluefield, W. VG. --- Bluefield, W. VCI. -----Worchesier, MOSS. -------.Bluefield, VCI. -------Blond, W. VCI. ----Bluefield, W. VCI. -Bluefield, W. VCI. ----Bluefield, W. VCI. ----Bluefield, W. VOL -----Bluefield, VCI. ----Vivian, W. VOI. ----.OmoIr, W. VOI. Florence, MCISS. .mam BEN, ,..W, mm mga. Msgs f Xa JU ol' ga, A FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS WALTER SCHULZ ...... ....... P resident MARJORIE DICKERSON .... .... V ice-President HOPE LILLY ..HS--.... ..... S ecretcxry ik ,LM dole-ff A js SSM my - if e S mf NE A 'Q WGA? xjgji? 'Qc' BN ix N3 wifi - Y QL: Q EX ix A 3 3 R First Row: , FRE ICK BENTLEY, CHARLES BOISTUR , WIL- W3 E ' LIAM BRUNSCHWYLER, RAY BURGE , LEONARD BARRACK. 4 N ,X X EX E ' Second Row: ,MARY ANN COLE, IAMES COLLINS, HAROLD COOK, DOUGLAS CROCK- R ' i 5 f X N5 ' ETT, OLGA DEE DAUGHERTY, EVA DAVIDSON. ,f QD X Xf' Q ni. X Third Roxy: IOHN DINAPOLI, MICHAEL DELVAL, MARIORIE DICKERSON, SAMUEL DILLQN, EDWARD DOUGLAS, GORDON Ecr-IOLS. My , . I E 13114 Row: ERNEST ELAM, DORIS LEE EUBANK, IULIAN PANT, AUM? DM ,Vy , 1 x 1 V' , ' 1 i Xqlpfj k igU?INi,1ffOccH1,'M1KE PRAZEE. I jg , 1 -U J I iffy .JH fl? JI? gf J. M Jjlyx. . Sf' ,fm 3 ,A jf J' Sw 'L M ' f f ,jf -1 w Q by A I X 'I K 1 ' 1 x L ,Ur J Ji XF vi K Page 30 X1 Q . X. jg I M, t fy :J 5 5 ji. my J' -AN ff U' r ' . V. .- ' Il .s I'- R :xv V X X First Row: IOHN A. GARDNER, GEORGE GRAHAM GILLESPIE, IR.: STANLEY D. GOTTLIEB, RICHARD S. HANS, WILLIAM HARV PETER HELLER. F X Second Row: ANNE HORNE, CARL HUEACHEK, QLAUIV: HUPEMAN, ELISE HUME, XXI IOSEPH KINCAID, MARIORIE KINCAID. , Q! I X XE Q . Third Row: JOSEPH KIRK, HAROLD LAWBER, VIIR IXI 6,1 WRENCE ACKI LESTER, MARY HOPE LILLY, MARY ELIZABETH LOWE. L I S N J N CORVO VITO PAKONIS CORALIE PAGELX we . ' ' , . Q , . Lgfs 0 f' LHC!- . ,, .I 1- gf!-E4 X JM ,pf I Vbosokp A S Ffh 1 77 v if - Pain I Fourth Row: GLORIA LYNCH, ROBERT MCGKHYQE, TO? , P ONsO NI- in k H LQOV a.JU I r- XM WW , Zfill 44 . ig .wif-.E.:6f-:H P 31 5 , 'itiaaw A In I Rwvw- Io WW u 5 1' INV 'YD n' I, Q 4 'l ,J 1 gif.. ' f I V ' I , f - 1' 1 f...' ,I , .- 'R- . 2 '-'. x ' j VIJZILJ '....'r ,.z ..,.-' J ,JG-,m.k. L-- ,zfiw u-X wg 4. U 5 , 14 Mlm' I ' at X W IWW First Row: EDWARD POWELL, WILLIAM PRENTICE, HELEN RAMEY, ARTIE RAMO, LEE RAMO. I Second Row: WILLIAM REED, WILLIAM SHELLENBERGER, HENRY SHELTON, WIL- LIAM SKEEN, ANITA SMITH. Third Row: DAVID SPRAOHER, IAOK TOWNSLEY, FRED TROY, FRANK TURPIN, WIL- LIAM WALLACE. Fourth Row: WILTON WATSON, LAVERNE WILLIAMS, RUPUS WITT, IAMES WOODS, CHARLES YOUNG. 5.454--.'i2. If ,k 'pf' A , 5525 IE W ELSE' 'M-A fn-A-Lg E-i.mM9sel.1.Q ,MQ I 4+ mwwwla UN . 'Q3G f 1 M 'x 'w M10-ASR Page 32 ALBRIGHT, CHARLES ...- .... B luefield, W. Va. BAILEY, BETTY GARDNER ..... Bluefield, W. Va. BAKER, NICHOLAS ANDREW .... Chicopee, Mass. BALL, IESSE FRANKLIN LL...... Bluefield, W. Va. BARNES, WILLIAM HAYE ...... Pocohontas, Va. BARRACK, LEONARD .........,.. Allsion, Mass. BEANE, JUNE .,,-,L......... -Bluefield, W. VCI. BECKHAM, THOMAS MOORE L...LL Farmville, Va. BENTLEY, FREDERICK ....-... Tuxedo Park, N. Y. BERGER, ALVIN ..LL.....,..... Brooklyn, N. Y. W Va BINGHAM, WALTER LYNWOOD- BOGGS, CHARLES HOWARD, IR. BOISTURE, CHARLES R. .,..... BONDURANT, WILLIAM IRVIN - BRUNSCHWYLER, WILLIAM -Bluefield, . . -Princeton, W. Va. -Berwind, W. Va. -Bluefield, W. VCI ---- r Hemphill W. Va BURGESS, IAMES RAY, IR. ..L... Elkhorn, W. Va BURNESS, IRVIN LESLIE ......... Hartford, Conn CAMPBELL, IOSEPH EDMUND, IR.-Winchester, Va CASSAVANT, ALBERT .......L.. Gardner, Mass CHRISMAN, WILLIAM I. .,LL... Elkhorn, W. Va. CLARK, CAROL FLORENCE LLLL.. Elkhorn, W. Va. CLARK, HENRY CLAY --- COLE, MARY ANN --- COLLINS, IAMES ...L... COOK, HAROLD I., IR. ....LL. CRESPO, GUSTAV IOSEPH .,... -----------Stuart, Va. ----Bluefield, W. Va. ---------Stone, Ky. -Floral Park, N. Y -New York, N. Y CROCKETT, DOUGLAS ........ Bluefield, W. Va DARCY, ROBERT IAMES ......... Brooklyn, N. Y DAUGHTERY, OLGA DEE .,.... Bluefield, W. Va DAVIDSON, EVA L....L........ Rocky Gap, Va DELVAL, MICHAEL ---- ..LL.....,LLL Rye, N. Y DINAPOLI, IOHN A. R. --- DICKERSON, MARIORIE ELLEN --- DILLON, SAMUEL I. .L,....L. - ----Oyster Bay, N. Y. Bluefield, W. Va Bluefield, W. Va. Freshman Class Roll PANT, IULIAN S. ........LL...... Culpeper, Va. FEIN, MILTON ......... ..... B rooklyn, N. Y. FELDMAN, ARTHUR M. L.L. ..... F reehold, N. I. FIOCCHI, VICT43'R IOHN ........ Landisville, N. I. FRAZEE, MICHAEL I. ......... -Bluefield, W. Va. FREEMAN, GEORGE COLEMAN -Bramwell, W. Va. GARDNER, IOHN A. LL,L..... -Floral Park, N. Y. GILLESPIE, GEORGE GRAHAM, IR. ---------- West Graham, Va. GITELMAN, SEYMOUR ---- ---- B rooklyn, N. Y. GIVENS, DANIEL W. ------------- Newport, Va. GODWIN, IAMES MATTHEW --- GOTTLIEB, STANLEY DAVIS --- -Bluefield, W. Va. -Bluefield, W.'Va. GREEN, GEORGE LEWIS, IR. ------ Culpeper, Va. GREEVER, BILL BLAIR -------- Bluefield, W. Va. HALAGEAN, ARMAN HOSSE --Whitinsville, Mass. HALE, LEONARD IAMES ------- Bluefield, W. Va. HALSEY, WILLIAM FRANK--Mouth-of-Wilson, Va. HAMBRICK, NICHOLAS -------- Bluefield, W. Va. HANS, RICHARD S. -------- Locust Valley, N. Y. HARVEY, WILLIAM, IR. ----- HAWKES, ROBERT ELDRIDGE - HELLER, PETER N. -Strollinqs, W. Va. -Bluefield, W. Va. ------------Hicksville, N. Y. HERRING, IOHN G. --- ------- Elkhorn, W. Va. HILL, HOUSBY ----- ----- HORNE, ANNE ------------- Princeton, W. Va. -Bluefield, W. Va. HUBACHEK, CARL, IR. ------ New Rochelle, N. Y. HUDNALL, WILLIAM IOSEPH ----- Hardinqs, Va. HUEEMAN, CLAUDE W. ---------- Culpeper, Va. HUEEMAN, MARTIN ALPHONSO ---- Newport, Va. HUME, ELISE ---------------- Bluefield, W. Va. HUNT, IOSEPH CHESTER -------- Welch, W. Va. IMHOFF, EVELYN GORDON ---- Bluefield, W. Va. IARRELL, LOIS TUGGLE -------- Bluefield, W. Va. DOUGLAS, EDWARD --- ---- Bluefield, W. EADES, IAMES BEVERLEY ------ Bluefield, W EASLEY, FRANK TYLER -------- Bluefield, W. ECHOLS, GORDON, IR. -- ---- Chilhowie, ELAM, ERNEST -------.------- Kimball, W. ELLIOTT, OSCAR EMMETT --------- Bastian, EURANK, DORIS LEE ---------- Bluefield, W. EVANS, FRANK ----- - Page 33 Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. East Orange, N. I. KENNEDY, THOMAS F. ------ Amsterdam, N. Y. KERSEY, BETSY ANN -------- Bluefield, W. Va. KINCAID, IOSEPH ------- ------- L eesburq, Va. KINCAID, MARIORIE --------- -Bluefield, W. Va. KING, IUSTICE BERNARD ----------- Bastian, Va. KIRK, IOSEPH ---------------- Bluefield, W. Va. LAWBER, HAROLD -------------- Minotola, N. I, LAWRENCE, VIRGINIA ELIZABETH ------ Bluefield, W. Va. SHUMATE, WARREN CAUDILL --Bluefield, W. Va. FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL CContinuedl LESTER, IACKIE --, ..- ..L,L...AL. Tazewell, Va. LESTER, VIRGINIA LEE ,..e,... Bluefield, W. Va LIGHTEOOT, IAMES EARL, IR. .... laeger, W. Va LILLY, MARY HOPE .....EEE.. Bluefield, W. Va. LOTITO, FRANK EL,...L.. ----Pocahontas, Va. LOWE, MARY ELIZABETH .....E Bluefield, W Va LYNCH, GLORIA ------- MACHITA, IOHN C. LE... ----- MARANELLI, ANTHONY MCGHEE, ROBERT .-.... --- Bluefield, W. Va. Manville, N. I Minotola, N. I -Bluefield, W. Va. MCGLORY, DONALD HERBERT --Westboro, Mass. MEDWIN, MILTON L....L-. South Orange, N. I. MEEHAN, BILL, IR. ......LL.. Garden City, N. Y. METZGAR, ROBERT BENJAMIN ..... Cresco, Penn. MOORE, CECIL B., IR. L....LL, Mayberry, W. Va. MOORE, WALTER TAYLOR .... Mayberry, W. Va. MORANTE, PAUL FRANCIS ...L....L. Rye, N. Y. MOREFIELD, RICHARD WATTS -Princeton, W. Va. NICORVO, ALPHONSO I. ..,. South Amboy, N. I. NOECHEL, IAMES EUGENE ...L. Pocahontas, Va. O'KEEI-TE, L,.... .... T azewell, Va. PAGE, CORALIE WITTEN ...L.. Bluefield, W. Va PAKONIS, VITO F. .LLL... North Arlington, N. I SARVER, CLYDE C. -- .... Bluefield, W. Va SOHEPEN, MILTON ,L..LL,..,.. Brooklyn, N. Y SCHULZ, WALTER .L...-... College Point, N. Y SEXTON, REGINALD MASON --Freeman, W. Va SHELL, ROBERT LOUIS .L........ Logan, W. Va SHELLENBERGER, WILLIAM --Stonersville, Penn SHELOR, ROY ERNEST ...LL... Bluefield, W. Va SHELTON, HENRY C. ..L,.,L... Wytheville, Va SHORT, RUTH EMOGENE ..,..L. Bluefield, W. Va. SHUEELEBARGER, BRUCE CARLTON --Bastian Va. I SHUMSKI, WILLIAM PETER --Woodhaven, N. Y. SINK, CHARLES ..L,L.L.....L,.. Warfield, Ky. SKEEN, WILLIAM L. LL.... East Stone Gap, Va. SMITH, ANITA DARE ..., -Bluefield, W. Va. SMITH, IAMES WILLIAM L.,..... Welch, W. Va. SMITH, MARGIE LEE ,,.LLL... Bluefield, W. Va. SPRACHER, DAVID ........ -West Graharn, Va. TAYLOR, IAMES WILLIAM ..... Belle Glade, Fla. TAYLOR, MARY DIANA ...... -Bluefield, W. Va. THACKER, IACK PRESTON Bluefield, W. Va. THOMPSON, SELDEN L... .... B luefield, Va. TOWNSLEY, IACK ..L, ..... C ulpeper, Va. TROY, FRED L. LL... L.L. B luefield, W. Va. TURPIN, FRANK G. ...L-..... Bluefield, W. Va. PICKLE, MARGARET PERRY Lr.. Bluefield, W. Va POWELL, EDWARD LEE ..L,... -Freeman, W. Va PRENTICE, WILLIAM H. -- ---- Pocahontas, Va PUGH, IAMES ROBERT ,.....L, Winona, W. Va RAMEY, HELEN .... ..... B luefield, Va RAMO, ARTIE --- RAMO, LEE ..L,.-. REED, WILLIAM P. --- REID, PAUL SAMUEL L,..... -- lrvington, N. I Irvington, N. I ----West Graham, Va -Bluefield, W. Va ROBERTS, WENDELL ESSEX, IR.--Bluefield, W. Va RODERICK, GRACE ELIZABETH --Bluefield, W. Va. RODRIQUEZ IOSEPH ---------- New York, N. Y. ROE, DONALD ------------ South Orange, N. I. ROYALL, EDWIN GARTTON -------- Tazewell, Va. RUSSELL, RONALD LEE ------Princeton, W. Va UMBERGER, IOHN MARION ---- Wytheville, Va. VANE, NORVIN GEORGE ------ Springfield, N. I. VEST, HARRY LINCOLN -------- Bluefield, W. Va WALLACE, WILLIAM TADLOCK--Bluefield, W. Va. WATSON, WILTON B. ------------- Hickory, Va. WHITE, FREDERICK KIRBY --East Norwich, N. Y. WILLIAMS, LAVERNE ------- -Bluefield, W. Va. WITT, RUEUS, IR. ------ ---- F reernan, W. Va WOOD, IAMES HILL, IR. --- ----- -Culpeper, Va. YOUNG, CHARLES ---------- Port Chester, N. Y YOUNG, WILLIAM CECIL ------ -Pocahontas, Va. YOWARSKY, MI H EL FRANC -XManville, N. I. flI Page 34 fypavui lgY,Q CMV Jlxglgkufwvdw f W A fl ' x A .5 UU QM gwvpokzocl C'-1 ff' civic? ff - X1 1 . q My 0 92 , 5.5 2'1,cJ4U-w :W I 214-fi , i 4' 9 -IGI we I I Is- - I-A-I WIC ,. Cixi E. fi -A',: 1941 RAMBLER STAFF Editor-in-Chief .....-................,..,,.,,,,,,-,,---,,,-- -A-ANNE LILLY Business Manaqer H.............i......,f.........,YH. -..ELLWOOD SPENCER Circulation Manaqer fi,.........i,...A........-wi.F,g,,Y, CHARLES MILLER Sports Editor ......ooo....................o..o,o........... HERBERT HUEE Photograph Editor .,,v...........,..,,EEE............,,E,,E,,,, BILL IONES Orqanization Manager L...LLLLLLL............L,LLLLLLL IOSEPHINE RIDINGER Feature Editor ..E,.............L.E,.........L..,L............L ELSIE IONES Art Editor L.EL......LL.LE.E...L..LEEL....E...L,.........EE.. NELL BOWMAN Sponsors .....L....LLL......L,L. L LLLLLE MRS. C. W. IACKSON-W. I. MARARLE General Assistants: MARY LOWE, MILTON LEMMERMAN, WILLIAM EMERSON, GoR- DON PHILLIPS, ICE BALDERsoN, IENNIE FRENCH, ELISE HUME, LINA IEN- NINGS, HCPE LILLY, LoUIsE RHoADs, MARY SMITH, CoRALIE PAGE, PEGGY HARRIS, MARY COLE, LOLA MUSTARD, ROBBIE LINDSEY, VINCENT CLOCK, MAR- f . I IORIE KINCAID, FRANK TURPIN, IRVING BCNDURANT, WILLIAM EMMONS, GLOR- IA LYNCH, FRANCES LEEEEL, MARGARET PARCELL, LLoYD WAYLAND. Page 36 THE BLUEFIELD COLLEGIAN MARY ELIZABETH LOWE KATHERINE COLEMAN LEONARD BARRACK LINA IENNINGS MARY ANN COLE LOLA MUSTARD Sponsor-SYDNOR BARKSDALE The Bluefield Collegian is our weekly newpaper. It is published every Friday afternoon in the Sunset News and is solely edited by the members of the journalism class, This year through the unceasinq work of the co-editors, Mary Elizabeth Lowe and Leonard Barrack with their assistants and under the capable direction of Mr. Sydnor Barksdale, the Collegian has experienced one of its most successful years. i i . V1 x t .if Page 37 BNYWVW gm -cv, Abi:-uQ,.b-csws So cw-wyiwi ' - fm, ' HONOR 'gd-SRF W?jNy IOE MINICHELLO ANDY PEREIRA JOE BALDERSON PAUL GILLESPIE FRANK GREEN CHARLES LER JAMES G. WILLIAMS ROBERT BOUCH SEXTON FAIRBRAIN IOI-IN PAUL BRUNSCHWEYLER COACH A. T. HOWARD-Sponsor The Honor Court is the judiciori body of the dormitory through which the boys govern themselves. As set forth in their constitution, power is qiven them to dismiss any student violcrtinq its lows. The Honor Court hors been in existence for two years and has proved to be CI very efficient Orqcmizortion. Page 38 PHI THETA KAPPA OFFICERS -,------------PAUL GILLESPIE Presldent ....H,...................MNH....... IOSEPHINE RIDINGER Vice-President Y,E,M.W....,R........g..sM..H............ IENNIE CLARK FRENCH Secretary ..........M......v..n.A.................... IEANNETTE SHUMATE Treasurer ..........................g g...Mg..M .... .g Reporter ................................ EILEEN WILLIAMS EMR. M. G. WILLIAMS Sponsor ....L-..L.L..............LL.oL..LLL.....Loo. LINA IENNINGS EILEEN WILLIAMS IENNIE CLARK FRENCH EVELYN THOMPSON ANNE LILLY DONALD COX IAMES GILLS IEANNETTE SHUMATE IOSEPHINE RIDINOER WILLIAM DECHANT PAUL GILLESPIE ELSIE IONES FRANCES LEPFEL LOLA LEE MUSTARD MEMBERS GORDON PHILLIPS VINCENT CLOCK ALBERT LAUER WILLIAM BOSTIAN PETER HELLER MARY HOPE LILLY MARY ELIZABETH LOWE WILMA MCGHEE WILLIAM BRUNSCHWYLER CARL DVORSCHAK PEGGY HARRIS ROBBIE LINDSEY CLARENCE FERREL 'S cr Page 39 'I 4..- 'L DELTA BETA KAPPA IENNIE CLARK FRENCH .,....,...Y... ,...,...,.......,,....,.. rGrand Sage -,,L-,First Grand Councellor WL. Second Grand COunCe11Or E,-,Third Grand Councellor LE-. Fourth Grand Councellor ,,L-FIfth Grand Councellor ,,L-,-SiXth Grand COunce11Or PEGGY HARRIS ..... EE- - IOSEPHINE RIDINGER r.,, IEANNETTE SI-IUMATE M- WILMA MCGHEE .,..,.a MARGARET BUCHANAN .H,, NELL BOWMAN ,.a.... MARY SMITH ..a.a,. MRS. EMILY GREEVER Grand Herald -EL---,L,,--L-E-..---LL, Sponsor IUNE BEANE NELL BOWMAN MARGARET BUCHANAN IENNIE CLARK FRENCH PEGGY HARRIS ANNE HORNE MARIORIE KINCAID ROEEIE LINDSEY WILMA MCGHEE LOLA LEE MUSTARD CARLAIE PAGE IOSEPHINE RIDINGER IEANNETTE SI-IUMATE MARY SMITH EVELYN THOMPSON IANE TRENT HONORARY MEMBERS MR. WILLIAM I, MARABLE MR. E. C. WADE MRS. ROY PHILLIPS MRS. E. C. WADE Page 40 y x .gf'. r ln!!! , .dk V I , ll, X ri I . M N , I , C 1 f 5 1 J 11 lf ' 1 l :JA f ' ll fly 4 'iff ' A fl 1,1 Mt W 'J 5, . A 1 611W r tw' VV' I ' ' - f ff ' .M Q 1 rt 111' 1 V LV . ' 1 ' ' V wif 1, DELTA BETA KAPPA .i iff if fy. , . . I - fl elta appa girls of Bluefield College, as an expression of the admira- fi ly tion and ivotion, which each of us holds for our beloved sponsor, do here ded- icateftfiis section in the 1941 Rambler to Mrs. Emily Greever. but l,'U FLOWER-Red Rose. ' ' ' Morro-Dum Vivimus, Vivarnus. ,lj3V1,.f CoLoRs-Silver Gray and Crimson Bed. Delta Beta Kappa, the first social organization of its kind on the Bluefield College Campus, came into being on October 1, 1934. Under the able guidance of Mrs. Greever, sponsor, and W. 1. Marable, adviser, as well as the leadership of the girls who have served as presidents of the Sorority during the years fol- lowing, Delta Beta Kappa has become one of the foremost social and scholastic organizations of Bluefield College. A record of which the group is most proud is the attainment of high honors in the scholastic field. Delta Beta Kappa has won the sorority scholarship cup fcr the past two consecutive years and seeks to attain this goal again in '41, with an even higher record. As for social activities, the sorority has a very special part in this phase of college life. Throughout the year the DBK girls are active in the social do- ings of the campus. Not to be forgotten are the many bowling parties, pro- gressive dinners, theater parties, and of course the slumber parties which proved such eventful and happy occasions for each oi us. Indeed, the minds of the Sorority girls will forever be enriched by the cherished memory of the happy fellowship and social activities enjoyed during their years at Bluefield College. ellzllll . .V . l:1'll'l'l1-, I ' I 'isa 1 V ' ' lA Zvi MRS. EMILY GREEVER IENNIE CLARK FRENCH Page 41 II WQUWKW KWMQXSQW W' I- MI. W I Q D SIGMA THETA SORORITY MOTTO 1 FLOWER COLORS ERATO-THALIA TALISMAN ROSE BLUE AND SILVER OFFICERS LINA IENNINGS L-- LUCYLE SMITH - -------Y-- -----------L---P1'esident L--LL----L---Vice-President ANNE LILLY .LLL LOUISE RHOADS ...... L.LL ELSIE IONES ....LLL..... L- MARY MARGARET PARCELL --- BETTY LEE CLARK ....,,LL. s Recordinq Secretary - ...L COILespOndinq Secretary -L .....L.....L L-LTreOsurer - L - -- - ,LSerqeOnt-Ot-Arms ---------L---ChcIplin Mlssx IES EGRAND ..,L LL... H onorcuy Member MRS. Ci TTR NT ....... .....L...L. S ponsor N 'x' W . 5 W 5 if H ,. W Q 1 ' X N' 25 53 xi - N. R Q X N, J ff? R MX. v .XM -X 3 Q Q I N I Q5 5 -K! E' BLWEN I ' 'V K -1 -. X 'Q' Q Q ' -X LINA IENNINGS vi J J :X f President X J XXQH 5 ,N 'A 'xv - I Nl - X. I- X1 . X - I E R JXIQ' MX- , N A Ng I I I I I jf Q -Q N , xx 13 Y- Page 42 xx .l Xl 1 Q X T xxxxb ng Q ,D I -X vx 32 ,X .A i if We WW, - IGMA THETA soRoRIIY 1 l f. M-ft U' 2 My Founded October 21, 1934 W 1jAJf'A 1 ,M I I :f ill .f N 2 az 5 MEMBERS BETTY BAILEY NELL HAWTHORNE MARY ELIZABETH LOWE BETTY CLARK ELISE HUME GLORIA LYNCH Page 43 CAROL CLARK LINA IENNINGS MARY MARGARET PARCELL MARY ANN COLE ELSIE IONES LOUISE RI-IOADS OGLA DAUGHERTY BETSY KERSEY LUCYLE SMITH MARIORIE DIOKERSON ANNE LILLY EILEEN WILLIAMS DORIS EUBANK MARY HOPE LILLY LAVERNE WILLIAMS The Sigma Theta Sorority was organized at Bluefield College, October 21, 1934. Since that date the following have Served as president: Miss Virginia Lee Fisher, Bluefield, W. Va., Miss Blanche Lazenby, Culpeper, Va.: Mrs. Cathern Dunn Hill, Bluefield, W. Va.: Mrs. Margaret Kerfoot Snyder, Fairmont, W. Va., and Miss Shirley Anne Peters, Bluefield, W. Va. I During the six years of organization the Sigma Theta sorority has been one of the most active and outstanding college organizations. The sorority spon- sors the annual Valentine Dance of the college and also entertains the Student body annually with a party. The Sigma Theta sorority is the only one to give an annual Spring Formal at the Bluefield Country Club. An annual Christmas Tea is given in honor of all girls who have been a member of the sorority. The sorority has always been composed of girls with leadership and scho- larship. These girls strive for the high ideals and success in life. With the help of many of the alumni members, the Sigma Theta sorority during the 1940- 41 school term has kept the sorority name glowing with bright flames that will never die. Q2 MQW' fa W L l ff gf? tl. '45 l , .L . LW' Q .bl xg 553 A I I 1 MICHAEL FRAZEE IOSEPH REIGHER LLL M ETA TAU BETA FRATERNITY COLORS: BLUE, GOLD, AND WHITE CREIGHTON LILLY .... WALTON BISHOP LLL AMICK MORGAN RALPH BAILEY LL.... CLARENCE E. TRENT MARVIN G. WILLIAMS LLL LLL LLLL LPresideI'1t L L L L LVice-President L L L L L L L Secretary LLL L LL -Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms LLLLLLLLChap1ain L L LL Faculty Adviser L Faculty Adviser Page 44 Page 45 ETA TAU BETA Founded September 20, 1935 sm MEMBERS CHARLES CHARLIE ALBRIGHT MICHAEL MIKE FRAZEE RALPH IIGRATII BAILEY WALTON IEEE BISHOP TOM KILLER BROWN RAY HSPEEDH CALDWELL HAROLD COOKIE COOK DON Cox DOUGLAS DoUG CROCKETT EUGENE GENE DAVIS TOE CAPTAIN DAVIDSON BUD STINKY DOUGLASS RUPUS BUTE WITT STANLEY HDOPEYH GOTTLIEB I. B. IIE KING CREIGHTON BOX LILLY AMICK MICK MORGAN GORDON FATTY PHILLIPS ED HTYRONEH POWELL BILL HBILLIEH REED TOE FRUITIE REIGHER MACK MAxINE SHEETS DAVID DAvEf' SPRACHER I PHIL SWIFT Eta Tau Beta is this year Celebrating its fifth anniversary as an Organiza- tion and social fraternity On the Campus oi Bluefield College. Founded in 1935, Eta Tau Beta immediately became prominent in the Scholastic and Social activities of the institution, and Since then has made rapid stride in attaining a goal Oi loyal and unseliish Service to the school. Realizing the fact that Wise counsel is essential to the Success of any Or- ganization, the iraternity chose as its faculty adviser, Prof. M. G. Williams of the Biology Department. Later, a Second adviser, Proi. C. E. Trent of the En- gineering department, consented to assist in making Eta Tau Beta a Worthwhile enterprise. ,Lf ALPHA LAMBDA IOTA Elf . My M W . Mfawa ANTHONY F. PE'rnozEI.Lo ZILAR-ci.zM..Jf w14wl4,a,L-Mig. ' .emi ,Yin my MR. EDWIN C. WADE ..., ANTHONY F. PETROZELLO EE- JAMES G. WILLIAMS ...... WILLIAM D. EMMONS .,I, ALBERT LAUER .,...L.. ROBERT L. PETERSON EEE WILLIAM SMITH .EEI...... IOHN P. BRUNSCHWEYLER VINCENT CLOCK ........E, GUY BROWN ..,,.... CHARLES L. MILLER --- TED EMERSON E,..-. E. H. DAVENPORT --- I. L. HASSAY ...E. R. M. LOUTHAN .... Honorary President --- -----,,---PresideI'It - --- EVice-President --------- Secretary ----,,,----TTGQSUTGI I -EI Serqecmtut-Arms -,--,---SeniOr Arcrchne L - E ...,,..... - Iunior Arcrchne -- - -Corresp Onclinq Secretary ----------------A1imOner ,,---------EEE---Scribe -----,GUGId ----,ChcIp1in EE--- Sponsor -----SpOnsOr 134.115, mid f 1b we 2-T1 Page 46 ALPHA LAMBDA IOTA GUY BROWN IOHN P. BRUNSCHWEYLER WILLIAM BRUNSCHWEYLER VINCENT CLOCK E. HALE DAVENPORT ERNEST ELAM TED EMERSON WILLIAM D. EMMONS SETON FAIRBAIRN IOHN FIOCCHI THOMAS KENNEDY HERBERT KIECOLT ALBERT LAUER lllili-gi, l u I Q the 9' wg. a,lL6 :1 MEMBERS JAMES LIGHTFOOT ANTHONY MARANELLI DONALD MCGLORY CHARLES L. MILLER ALEONSO NIcoRvo ROBERT L. PETERSON ANTHONY PETROZELLO AUSTIN PHILLIPS JOHN ROWE ROBERT SHELL WILLIAM SKEEN WILLIAM SMITH IAMES G. WILLIAMS HAROLD LAWBER On the 13th of October, 1934 the Alpha Lambda Iota Fraternity, the first on the Bluefield College campus, was organized with five original members. Not only was the fraternity organized on this day but a spirit of brotherhood was born in the hearts of the members which will always exist in the hearts of the brothers of the Alph Lambda lota Fraternity. Throughout its seven years of existence the fraternity has been recognized as a leading Organization on the campus. The social standing of the fraternity has been the realization of the purpose of its creation and its scholastic stand- ing has been especially high during the last two years. Page 47 ,fifwf I 14.5 ef 0 KAPPA OMICRON ALPHA WW LW Founded September 28, 1934 M , wif If A E ROBERT BARTON IRVIN BONDURANT SAMUEL DILLON EDWARD DOUGLAS JAMES EADES JAMES GODWIN WILLIAM GREEVER HERBERT HUEF CLAUDE HUEEMAN JUDGE D. M. EASLEY D 54,9 33 Qklhntbgw Fratres in Collegio IACK IOHNSON WILLIAM IOHNSON DON KERSEY IOE KIRK IACK LINDSON ROBERT MCGHEE DAN ROGERS ELLWOOD SPENCER ' WILLIAM TAYLOR IACK THACKER IAOK TOWNSLEY FRED TROY FRANK TURPIN HARRY VEST WILLIAM WALTERS LLOYD WAYLAND NOEL WIOKHAM IAMES WOODS PROFESSOR W. I. MARABLE ' FRATRES HONARIS PROFESSOR W. I. IVIARABLE FRANK S. EASLEY Kappa Omicron Alpha was founded at Bluefield College on September 28, 1934. its founders were Robert R. Stuart, son of Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Stuart of College Avenue: Victor Crockett of Tazewell, Virginia: Dennis Boone of len- kinsjones, West Virginia and Robert Rounsley of Iohnstown, Penn. The fra- ternity pursued a very conservative policy of growth during its first year by virtue of the fact that the four founders admitted to membership only eight ad- ditional students during that Session. During the Spring of 1935, Professor William Irvine Marable, Iudge D. M. Easley, and Mr. Frank S. Easley were made honorary members of the fraternity. Most of the members of Kappa Omicron Alpha have boys from the old pioneer families of this Section. The organization enjoys a good reputation in the city and its members have always taken an active part in student activities. Among the alumni are Successful busi- ness and professional men who Still take a genuine interest in the welfare of Bluefield College and Kappa Omicron Alpha. ALUMNI COUNCIL DAN EASLEY, Chairman THOMAS THORNTON RICHARD ALLEY Page 48 PJ' . 0 P V! lJ ' 4 - gill ' P I' KAPPA OMICRON ALPHA 9 F' OFFICERS S ELLWOOD SPENCER ,,.. ...-..... W P otentcfte WILLIAM IOHNSON .... M AW.H .. P otentcfte-in-Relief IACK IOHNSON ...... ................-.... S cribe WILLIAM WALTEES LL- ..,.. Chancellor of Exchecquer LLOYD WAYLAND --- .................LLL Tyler ROBERT BARTON ........,.. .LLL C horplczin 39? PROFESSOR W. I. MARABLE .... ..,.. C ustodiom S? i MOTTO: COLORS: Tenecxmos Nostra Consilis Hoff or ed cmd Gold f K' J' ill Pczqe 49 Q X f 4 I-.u...,9LIJ,f.LA.Z' -Mx Zal,f fL'V'L' UML' E A 13.15 f e 3? 4 . ., ,.,. lx , If I sa f ,.,. W , . -, 5- , ' 55 .- V 5 A ,- -E.. ' ,L v- -- 1, A X , Ri ,d ,J -I In fu, 'fl X ,c I v I A In A 1+ L . ' 'fem .. -. R-S - '3'52:s:iSf?i ' -. I f -- gf sg.: 'zr ,jr 1, f 3I,X7fff fINN I fi N J A ,fm iff W WU SIGMA TAU ALPHA SORORITY 'ZW FRANCES LEFFEL .......,.A President ELIZABETH HEATON ---Vice-President VIRGINIA GIBSON .III.,I.. Secretary ELIZABETH LAWRENCE EE... Treasurer ANITA SMITH ..E,E,E,E,E,E Chcrplcrm HELEN RAMEY .... Sergeant-OI-Arms FRANCES LEPFEL VIRGINIA GIBSON ROSELYN KAMMER HELEN RAMEY ELIZABETH HEATON ELIZABETH LAWRENCE EVA DAVIDSON ANITA SMITH Vg. ' Faw- . , im' H' 1 -' M ' I 'ff ., ' J 1, MRS. CLARK M. BROWN MRS. C. W. IACKSON Sponsors Page 50 ROBERT BARTON --- -- Presldent WILLIAM HARVEY --- --- V1cePres1dent WILLIAM WALTERS .... Secretary RUFUS WITT ,..... Treasurer The Engineering department of Bluefield College is cc branch of V P I and is headed by Professor C. E. Trent who was selected by V P I The branch has been very successful and has produced many students who have become outsta ing after graduation. Who knows? Maybe some of the greatest chemica echanical, and electrical engineers ot thext Will come from the o elow. -- ll ir? 4:2 Aff W Qs WML s I AQ Page 51 A I ff' A f5An CHRISTIAN UNION IENNIE CLARK FRENCH .........I...,,,..I........,,.I,,...I..,I.. President MARY HOPE LILLY ......IIIA...,W.,II...............H,..,.II Vice-President ELSIE IONES ..,W.I....................I..,.I..,.I..H.. Secretary-Treasurer To inspire students to a more religious life is the aim of Christian Union. This year the Christian Union held a religious emphasis Week during which religious programs Were presented each day to the student body. Through this series of programs the students came to a clearer understanding of lite and were influenced to so live that their light might shine and glorify the World about them. DAVID BAILEY CHARLES ALBRIGHT IOE BALDERSON LINwooD BINGHAM MARY ANNE CoLE HAROLD COOK KATHERINE COLEMAN DoUGLAs CROCKETT MARIORIE DICKERSON OLGA DAUGHERTY EVA DAVIDSON GORDON EcHoLs ELISE HUME NELL HAWTHORNE ANNE HoRNE PEGGY HARRIS WILLIAM IoHNsoN LINA IENNINGS BILL IONES ELSIE IONES MARJORIE KINCAID BETSY KERSEY ANNE LILLY MARY I-IoPE LILLY MARY ELIZABETH LoWE LoLA LEE MUSTARD VIRGINIA MCCLINTOCK MARGARET PARCELL HELEN RAMEY LoU1sE RHOADS ANITA SMITH EVELYN THOMPSON MARY TAYLoR EILEEN WILLIAMS BILL TAD WALLACE Page 52 Y. W. C. A. ' ELSIE IONES ..............Ndg.,........,,....,...,......-,- ,..-.,,PresIolent ANNE LILLY ...,,,.,.,...... I .............. I .,......,.. First Vice-President LINA IENNINGS .......N............................. Second Vice-President IOSEPHINE RIDINGER ...H....M................................... Secretary PEGGY HARRIS .........,.......,H.............................. Treasurer The Y. W. C. A. ganization of girls. is truly the Girls Club , as it is often callecl. It is an or- Uncler the direction of the local Association, the Iunior Y. W. C. A. engages in and sponsors many enjoyable and worthwhile activities, the most outstand- ing of which is annual May Festival. MEMBERS MARY ANNE CoLE ' IENNIE CLARK FRENCH PEGGY HARRIS NELL HAWTHORNE ELISE HUME ANNE HORNE ELSIE JONES BETTY LEE CLARK LINA IENNINGS MARIORIE KINCAID FRANCES LEEEEL BETSY KERSEY ROSELYN KAMMER OLGA DAUGHERTY GLORIA LYNCH Page 53 8 MARY ELIZABETH LowE MARY HOPE LILLY ANNE LILLY LOLA LEE MUSTARD MARY MARGARET PARCELL CORALIE PAGE IosEPH1NE RIDINGER HELEN RAMEY LOUISE RHOADS LUCYLE SMITH ANITA SMITH VIRGINIA GIBSON IUNE HOLT EVELYN THOMPSON Q , - 4 ,M ' , Y., .I-' '1 I-ivy' IV!! ', ' 9 ,.,f' rl. U' ya y. I A I I cy ff! J! . ,F RJ' First Row: Mrss LEGRAND, VINCENT CLOCK, ANNE LILLY, IOE BALDERSON, MAR- IORIE KINCAID, HENRY CLARK, JOHN FIOCCHI. Second Row: LOUISE RHOADS, IENNIE CLARK FRENCH, ANITA SMITH, CATHERINE COLEMAN, MARY HOPE LILLY, MARY ELIZABETH LOWE, MARY ANN COLE. Third Row: LEONARD BARRACK, HAROLD LAWBER, IRVING BURNESS, IOHN DINAPOLI. Absent from picture: LINA IENNINGS, BEE SMITH, JUNE BEANE. DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS JOSEPH BALDERSON ....L.....LL..LL...,.......L,,.-,..--.....L.L President MARIORIE KINCAID ...L.L..LL.LLLL L- A LLLLLLLL L LL,.,L.. , First Vice-President VINCENT CLARK ...... . ..L.L.L LLLLL - - LL......L.. -Second Vice-President ANNE LILLY LLM, .LLL.LLL....LLL..LLLLLLLLLLLLLL,.LL..L LSeCretary-Treasurer Mrss IESSIE LEGRAND LLL.... ...L..LL.L.LL LLLL,-L,,....,L.L. - . --Sponsor The Dramatic Club of Bluefield College is one of the most active and out- standing organizations on the Campus. Each member takes a special interest in the club and those whom you see in the picture above may someday be- come Hedy Lamarrs, Clark Gables, or Errol Flynns, they hope-Who knows? Throughout the years several plays are put on by the Club, and at each meet- ing interesting programs on different phases of clramatics are presented. The purposes of this Club are to offer every person Who is interested in any form of dramatics a Chance to participate in some Way or other, and to give plays for the entertainment of the student body. Page 54 awfw- . CSM MW CLYDE SARVER COACHES TONY LOTITO, VARSITY CLUB PAUL GILLESPIE ...C........................CA.CC........... CC.CC P resident FRANK EVANS .,C,.7,CC,,,.-..,...,.,,,.............MA,..,,- Vice-President ROBERT BECKNER ,..,...................,.,.......... --SeCretCrI'y-Trecxsurer IODY FISHER FRANK EVANS ROBERT BECKNER NELSON FRAZIER ROY LINKOUS CECIL MOORE ROBERT CHRISMAN IOE MINICHELLO PAUL GILLESPIE JOE KUCZKO HERBERT KIECOLT TACK LINDSON ANTHONY PETROZELLO IOHN MACHITA PHILIP SWIFT IAMES COLLINS A. T. HOWARD LL...........L............ ,LSpOnSOrS CLAUDE HUEEMAN WILLIAM SHELLENEERGER WILLIAM YOUNG WESLEY DEVILBISS IAMES NOECHEL TOM BROWN WILLIAM BARNES FRANK LOTITO RICHARD MOREFIELD BILL IOHNSON NOEL WICKHAM CREIGHTON LILLY BUD DOUGLAS JAMES EDWARDS AMICK MORGAN WILLIAM WALTERS R I 32 vi? ,II ii- I gg W , If 5? .,s.fT,AI-Y' 55 'Qld 5' N' .fd-fl'-yo'-v-.clvvf -fx -Sf'-'l,1-2.1 fvv'-4-fvylfaa--006-ff44,,,1..4jAd-xr N-'JK-I Page-55 F ' Q gtk?-4'-'4 IIQTIM ii 5 NJ X X . SEYMOUR GITELMAN FRANK GREEN ....M... BLUEFIELD COLLEGIANS M- -- - -- ......... ..... F irst Trumpet DONALD MOGLORY .... CHARLES YOUNG -- I. C. COMPTON .... ALFONSO NICORVO -L- MILTON MEDWIN --- PHILIP KROP ..... AUSTIN PHILLIPS --- TACK LINDSON --- JAMES EDWARDS --- BOB BARTON L..,.... JAMES WILLIAMS .... THOMAS KENNEDY L X gui 5 , U, - f , . Q- I 'Mfrs' '-I A ' 5 i-JQPI-I Q 5 ', :5x?:.125-I' -I-If '?..77fc?'Tw I. C. COMPTON Leader ------Second Trumpet ---------Third Trumpet L--L----,L-LLL-Trombone -----FiIs'I Alto Saxophone ----Second Alto Saxophone -,--L-LFiISt Tenor Saxophone Second Tenor Saxophone --------,---L-------DIuIHS L ..LL... LLL....... - Piano L--,LBasS Fiddle L---------Voca1Ist -----------FIont Man EL- - Business Manaqer Page 56 BLUEFIELD COLLEGE CHOIR GIBSON MORRISEY ........ ............ ......... ..--..- -... CATHERINE COLEMAN ELIZABETH BORDEN ELIZABETH HEATON MARGARET SANDERS MARY PORTERFIELD NINA SMITH FRANCES LEEEEL LOIS HOOPS HELEN BOWERS VIVIAN BOND I. C. COMPTON MILTON MEDWIN HERBERT GRAHAM WILLIAM TAYLOR TACK IOHNSTON TACK LINDSON WALTER SCHULZ ROBERT MCGHEE FRED TROY HERBERT HITT RUTH OWENBY ZACHARIAS - ,'.'.'.'.'.' - - v . EQ ' ' -'-'- '-'- ' ' ' ':':':':':':I:Z:1:':':':.2.52::I:i:I:2:I:I:Z:1:i ' ' . ' 122222 ' I 9 Q 4 'l'l'0 10 0.'. 01'f'.' '.'.'.'.'-'W'-'-'-'-' 'Q Q Q- 0 O O u O . ,.,,- in wr - ur - :Nur Lv - Ao, ' YY i 9 if F37 13? 332.317 ffl? 5-4.3: B. .Q -3- ' 'D ' 3 Q P' Q fl tw LH 600 MILES FROM BROADWAY OR TEN MINUTES FROM THE COLONIAL Ladies and Gentlemen L,,... When dances have chaperones My Dear Children --- ....aa....Ia Chapel 1 . -- .,..... lt s a lie Too Many Girls -- Mornings at Seven ..aa ..Li P aul Gillespie See My Lawyer --- a,I.. Tom Kennedy Male Animal .a,.....,.L. Wolf Campbell Scene of the Crime .....aa,.. Paddock Grill Higher and Higher ...,i,.... Herbie Kiecolt Foreign Correspondent ..,..... Cliff Woods They Knew What They Wanted, Sam G Doris I-lellzapoppin ..,i....nn,,....nn, Dormitory Come Live With Me --- .aaai Mrs. Greever Nice Girl ............ ....i...n.i..,.... ? Ladies in Retirement ,,,,. -After Leap Year Pins and Needles .... ..,r. D ean's Class Lady in Waiting .-.....,L... Kitty Coleman Honeymoon for Three .an,,i Vinny, Bobbie, and Eilleen The Time of Your Life --Sigma Theta Formal Tall, Dark, and Handsome --Charles Miller Night Train - ,.....,nnn,, ,..... B ill Emmons The American Way .....i To stay over here The Great Dictator .n.i., ----. Prof. Marable No Time for Comedy ---Prof. Trent's classes Margin for Error ........ Accounting classes When We Are Married n...n,,, Bud and lo Streetisl of Paris ,inn In back ot the dormitory Yokel Boy ,aai,i.........n..., lody Fisher Goodbye in the Night ..... -Duke and Ginny Buck Private -. i..nnL, .... P atsy Small Strawberry Blonde ,i,i,,......i lo Bidinger High Sierra - From bus stop to Ad building Go West Young Man ....., Hale Davenport Alias the Deacon --- ni.. Ioe Balderson Cowboy from Brooklyn --Seymour Gitelman Thief of Bagdad .......u.,..... Bob Bausch Voices in the Dark .... i,.A L ina lennings Howards ot Virginia ........ Coach Howard Vivacious Lady ...i,.....n,.... Anne Lilly The lones Family na.. Elsie and her children Stage Door-Marjorie Kincaid and lune Beane Hard Boiled Canary .........i. -Bob Barton All This and Heaven Too--Bluefield College He Stayed for Breakfast ----------- Yehudi The Letter --Selective Service Questionnaire Knute Bockne, All American --Tony Lotito Yes, My Darling Daughter ---- Peggy Harris Torrid Zone ------------------- Liz Heaton Strange Cargo-When Bausch leaves for N.Y. Dulcy -------------------- Mary Ann Cole Blondie -------- ---------- H ope Lilly Life with Father -------- Prof. M. R. Louthan Young Dr. Kildare -------- Milt Lemmerman Alexander's Bagtime Band ------ - Bluefield Collegians The Man Who Comes Around -Ted Emerson Young Tom Edison -------- Clarence Ferrell Wings of the Navy --------- Doc. Williams It Happened One Night ----- -David Bailey The Great McGinty Tugboat Annie ------- Crazy with the Heat Little Women ----- Tough Guy ----------- ----Cecil Moore -----Anne Horne ----------- - lim Eades Miss LeGrand and Peewee Bhoads -Evelyn Thompson lt Can't Happen Here ------ -Who said so? This Thing Called Love ---, Pinky and Milty The Eternal Triangle ------------ Marjorie, Creighton, and Bud. Page 58 l-QQ...- fame, MAMA.-Jb.L,,M, ,gqfbf g ,lwgfce wM5'ef 2652? 4 ,W Sli? at 6S.'9i w55lQlrg 1 1 X N- f Lf' - - -' lf' we ' 'l' . 'fr' 'L ' 1--UC. ffl: ' . S 1 uf. . ' A -- Kiki-. 'L , : '51 ' 1 e f - V- - '- - ' v -' 1. .1 1,,.-:L -1,-.,rf':.g, 9' ,px Frrst Row: TOWNSEND, HUNT, SARVER, BECKNER, LILLY, MIMICHELL, ANGELLO, F. LOTITO, LIGHTFOOT, SHELL, EASLEY, Man. ,,,, .L-. ' ','. 'If-z. '- -2 - - Second Row: T. MOORE, CHRISMAN, HILL, GILLESPIE, MOOREFIELD, HAMRICK, LUCAS, HOLBROOK, SCI-IULZ, ROBERTS, MARTIN, DEVILBISS, COOK, Man. Third Row: COACH HOWARD, COACH LOTITO, WITT, KENNEDY, RUSSELL, BROWN, FRAZIER, ALBRIGHT, FORBES, KINCAID, DOUGLAS, SKEENE, MACHITA. September 30 October 4 October 12 October 19 October 26 November 2 November l 6 November 21 FOOTBALL V. P. l. Iunior Varsity Marshall Fresh .LLL L Morris-Harvey LL New River State LLLL l-liwassee L L.... LLLL Tennessee-Wesleyans William G Mary Ext. Milligan ........... Reds Opp. LLLl3 12 LLL 6 30 LLL 7 26 LLLLl2 7 LLL39 13 LLLL 5 40 LLLL25 0 LLLL2l 47 Page 80 FOOTBALL RESUME The 1940 squad of Rambling Reds opened the season under the direction of a new head man, Coach Tony Lotito and his assistant Al Howard, and with only a few holdovers from the 1939 squad. The Reds roared into action in the first game of the season, September 30, to trim the V. P. I. Iunior varsity 13-12. Both teams played hard, fast ball. This was the hardest fought game of the season for the Reds. Four days after their hardest game of the season the home team took to the road to meet the strongest freshman team that Marshall College had produced in several years. The Reds went down in defeat by a score of 30-6. Morris-Harvey's-powerhouse rolled into town, October 12, to put the skids under the Blue- field team and return home with the big end of a 27-6 score. Frankie Lotito, early in first quarter, made the lone tally for the Reds. The Reds rambled the following week and took the New River boys over the jumps and walked away with a 12-7 victory. The Bluefield boys scored the winning touchdown in the last few minutes of a thrilling last quarter. Sarver and Fisher saved the day for the Reds. The Beds stayed in form on the twenty-sixth to wallop the highly rated Hiwassee team 39-13. Sarver, Fisher, Lotito, Martin and Company, ran wild. In the roughest game of the season the Reds fell before the Tennessee-Wesleyans, Nov- vember 2, by a score of 40-6. Bluefield's next victim was the William ci Mary extension team from Norfolk, Virginia. Along with the 25-0 victory several freshmen showed talent which will no doubt put them in plenty of service next fall. They were Colling, Roberts, Big lohn Machita, Moore and Townsley. Milligan, the Smoky Mountain Champions, came to town on Turkey Day to close the gridiron season. With the score tied in the second quarter Sarver broke away for a 60-yard touchdown run only to have it called back because of an alleged clipping penalty. Motion pictures of the game later proved the Bluefield man had not used an illegal block but the Reds had lost heart and Milligan went on to take a 47-21 victory. The loss of Fisher, Sarver, Linkous, Minachello, Brown, and Nelson Frazier will be keenly felt next season when the Reds start to Ramble. a,-5' 1 .., r.- .Mi Page 61 W1 Jvyl u mwiyyL5g,Q2.T55,,., y t N-Pnl VTyy . THE BLUEiiIELD COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD SQUAD. 1941 Front Row Cleft to rightlz WILLIAMS, manager: SCHELLENBERGER, PANT, GREEN, COOK, DOUGLAS, captainp HARVEY, DVORASHAK, MORANTE, HUNT, BROWN. Back Row: CASAVANT, managery COLLINS, HUFFMAN, WITT, HAMBRICK, WOOD, I. BOWE, D. Rows, DRv1LB1ss, WINTERS, ECHOLS, MILLER, and COACH TONY LOTITO. TRACK Led by Captain Bud Douglas, the l94l track-men experienced the best season in the history of the school. Captain Douglas is recognized as the best hurdle man in this section of the country and tar above the average in the 220 yard dash. Douglas can always be depended upon for three firsts. lohn Rowe, brilliant sophomore miler who combined with Doc Riley in the '40 season to take first and second place in every meet, was another reason why Bluefield was on the top of the pile after every meet. Place horse Rowe branched out this season and made a name for himself in the half and two mile run. Among others that helped the Beds were Bill Shellenberger, ace half miler, and also gave a good account of himself in the broad and high jumps, Tom Brown, speedy 100, 220 and 440 dash man, game little Carl Devorshak and Kuscko, the two mile men. Bluefield opened the season with a brilliant Victory over Lynchburg College by a lopsided score. Their next victim was Emory 61 Henry whom they ole- feated twice. Cn through the schedule rolled the Beds, through to their first undefeated season. A football injury deprived the squad of their 1940 star field man, Ioe Mini- chello and graduation took such outstanding men as lack Dudley, Doc Riley, Iody Fisher and Mat Nathan. ' Page 62 B A S K E T- B A L L Bluefield College .... ..,.. Bluefield College Bluefield College .... ...., Bluefield College Bluefield College Bluefield College Bluefield College Bluefield College Bluefield College Bluefield College ..u, King ------.,.,.,.. --... 4 4 House of David .,e,.... ..... 4 8 Morris-Harvey ....,....e. ...., 5 8 W. Vg. Business Concord e,.e... College .,....v,, 20 ---------L ----L54 Virginia Maid ..oe. ..... 3 9 N. B. C. ........ ..... 6 7 V. P. l. Froslfi LLL --L--48 Morris-Harvey .... l...u 5 l New Biver Sfgie LL- -----4l I Bluefield College .... ..... L ynchburg eee..... .ee.e 2 5 - Bluefield College ..,e e.... N . B. C. ..e,.- ..... 4 8 Bluefield College el.. .,... W esfinghouse -- ..... 56 5, Bluefield College .... ,.... V . P. l. Frosh ..... ...., 4 3 h Bluefield College ..., L A... New River Stale -LL ee.. -30 ' Bluefield College ..e, ---.e- Concord ......le.e ....g 7 1 if 1 .I Front Row: Cleft to rightlx IULIAN PANT, Boa CI-IRISMAN, EDDIE DOUGLAS, FRANK l, l LoTITo, CECIL Moons, BILL SHHLLENBERGER, FRANK EVANS. N P Second Row: COACH TONY LoTITo, Bois BECKNER, MIKE DELVAL, ROY LINKOUS, Wes DEVILBISS, BILL YOUNG, lIMMY NOECHEL, CLYDE BLECHEH, IIM LIGHT- ' ,Q FooT. ' ' ge, ,... Ld... t 5' We.. ', ez ,L j4. Law-4 ',. J, 4 ,ov-Jae Page 63 -fi., ,lviq l f 5 'V 4411 5' I J -HA L J'fi1'M5I lx, Hi 5 in X WU? ' HJ uffiwlei' 4145 ZZ? 4110+-7 f701fg,' .... 7 N s 1+ LINA IENNINGS NEL1. BOWMAN ANNE LILLY First Attendant Queen Second Attendant Each year a May Day Festival is sponsored by the Iunior Y. W. C. A. A queen, two attendants and a court oi ten girls are selected from the girls of the sophomore class by the student body. May Day is one of the outstanding events ot the school year, and is looked forward to with great expectation by everyone. CZHZ1 C?-'rom Page 66 !94! A I R A nigh? K N wx A YY 5 I A L ,Q 4 Vi Q -'fe C7 , Of ' - . . ' 3, ' ,gi yi ,1 ' ' 'V I ,' , 'H 4 A I A ,le L ,J . First Row: Cleft to riqhtbz IOSEPHINE RIDINGER, ANNE LILLY, NELL BOWMAN, Queen, LINA IENNINGS, IENNIE CLARK FRENCH. Second Row Cleft to riqhtb: PEGGY HARRIS, FRANCES LEFFEL, MARY MARGARET PARCELL, EVELYN THOMPSON, NELL HAWTHORNE, MARY SMITH, ROBBIE LINDSEY, ELSIE IONES. 1 .ff X940 Y , Ni. - - 1' .1 ' ' T ' ,Y A X .. . .. . S rr A ly X ' -lx A - Rv? Page 67 Who's Who Most Intellectual Girl ... ...w......-.. ....M....... ,,, Most Intellectual Boy Prettiest Girls l..,...,.. Best Looking Boy ,.,o., -E Most Popular Girl 1 Best All-Round Girl 5 Most Popular Boy Best All-Round Boy Most Athletic Boy . Most Devoted Couple Most Athletic Girl --,. Most Popular Teacher IEANNETTE SRUMATE Eu- ,-, PETER HELLER PEGGY HARRIS P QNELL BOWMAN --ELLWOOD SPENCER ,EMOEANNE LILLY ------IODY FISHER DORIS EUBANK ' SAM DILLON -E,-NELL HAWTHORNE PROP. E. S. SANDERS Page 68 SCHOOL DAZE SEPT. 9-We got a right to sing the blue. SEPT. lO-161 Bewildered Freshmen. SEPT. ll-Paddling and Rat Caps dot the cam- pus. SEPT. 13-Sophomore's get their revenge. SEPT. SEPT. SEPT SEPT. SEPT SEPT SEPT SEPT SEPT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. GCT- OCT. AUG OCT. OCT. OCT. 16-Freshmen still bewildered. l8-Election of Class Officers. 19-Clock and Lindsey Carry over from last year. 21-Reception at Dr. Wade's and Get Ac- quainted dance in Dining Hall. 24-Freshmen girls go around in Pigtails and buckets. 26-Bud Fairbairn takes Io Clark from Al Lauer at Bonfire- 27-First Bluefield Collegian is edited. 28-Fraternity and Sorority bids given out. 30-Rat Parade during halves of V. P. l. l- SOO Club formed in the Dorm. 2-D. B. K. celebrate 6th anniversary. 4-Girl of the week is Anne Lilly, Boy of the week is Iody Fisher. How did that hap- pen? 7-Rats start to yell, Beat Morris Har- vey . 8-Religious Emphasis Week. 10-Frazier flirts with M. Parcell in Eco- nomics Class. ll-What happened at the Sigma Theta Slumber Party??? 12-The yelling didn't work. 15-Campus gets its first Air Raid. 16-Boys sign up with Uncle Sam. 32-How did this get in here? 19-Mary Smith cheers for Snort Huffman at football game. 21-86 make Deans List for the first six weeks-How did that happen? 26-A. L. I. Stag Banquet. Page 69 OCT. OCT. OCT. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov- Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. 29-D. B. K. Leap Year Dance- 3O-We're going to have an annual. 31-Lookout for the Goblins. l-F. D. R. Wins straw vote on the campus. 4-Gloria Lynch thinks Mud Evans is kind of cute, don't you? 7-Sigma Theta Informal Party. 8-Quote Olga Daugherty, l'm thru with men. 9-Swing your partner left and right, it's the Girl's Club Barn Dance. 12-Freshmen get paddles ready, for Hell Week is almost here. 13-Annual staff formed. l4-Did everyone get his Phi Theta Kap- pa bid? 16-Charles Miller is the first dorm. boy to date Io Ridinger. l8-Old Tom Stevens on the Campus for 17 years gets a new house. 19-Please sign my paddle, Sophomore 23-And now, all you Democrats can eat your turkey today. 26-Dave Spracher will have his Cole to keep him warm this coming winter. 28-Sam Dillon and Doris Eubank seem to like each other's company. 2-Basket-ball is back again. 4-There is a rumor that Robbie Lindsey is moving north- 9-Quote Len Barrack, l'll go out for the boxing team. 9-Ask Peggy' Harris, Betsy Kersey or Bet- ty Lee Clark who broke the gym lock. l3-lim Collins elected '41 grid captain succeeding Iody Fisher and Clyde Sarver. 21-The heck with this-I'm going home- See you next year. 25-Merry Christmas to everyone. 26-Did Santa Claus treat you well? IAN IAN IAN IAN. IAN. IAN. IAN 1-Happy New Yearl 6-Utter lack of enthusiasm shown by the whole student body. 8-Frank Green just can't seem to break away from Eva Davidson, even for a little food. ll-K. O. A. dance in Dining Hall. 14-Get your picture taken for the Rambler. 18-Forget the exams and have some fun at the D. B. K. Tea Dance. 20-Oh, my goodness gracious, mid-years. IAN- Z5-Well, it's all over now but the shouting. FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB. l-Bill Smith and Iohn Rowe prefer high school blondes. 5-Charles Miller wants to know who An- na Mae is. Will someone please tell him? 7-Who did you vote for in the Popularity contest? lO-Prof. Peters seems to think that the Fairbairn-Clark affair is going mighty strong. 14-Will you be my Valentine? 15-Sigma Theta Valentine Dance. 18-Liz Heaton seems to think that Mike DelVal is ooh soo nice. 21-Let's all subscribe to the annual and make it the best one ever. MAR. l-lsn't that snow just wonderful? MAR. 5-Quote Mac Louthan, Bluefield has two seasons, Winter and August. MAR. lO-Spring football and all Track candi- dates report for duty. MAR. MAR. MAR. MAR. MAR. MAR. MAR. MAR. MAR. MAR. APR. APR. APR. APR. APR. APR. MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY ll-I was never so stiff in my life. 12-A. L. I. wins Intramural Basket-ball Championship. 14-Shaved heads show that Spring is just around the corner. 17-Sigma Theta sorority passes out plenty of sweetness for only one penny CShucks it's only candyl. 19-First part of the annual goes to press. 21-ln Spring a young man's fancy turns to what the girls have thought about all year. 25-Nell Bowman selected to reign as May Queen of 194l . 27-Spring surely must be here because Milt Lemmerman is in love again. 28-Oh Yea! It snowed last night. 29-Phi Theta Kappa dance. l-April Fool! 5-First track meet with Lynchburg. 9-Let's take a little time off. 12-Phi Theta Kappa sends Eileen and Ieannette to California. Send us a card girls, and have a good time. 14-K. O. A. Easter Frolic. 26-New fad hits campus-Sun bathing. 2-Sigma Theta Formal at Country Club. 10-May Festival and dance. 21-Only ten more days of school. 26-I wish I had studied a little more. 3l-Ladies and Gents-We commence. Page 70 HE BLUEFIELD HARDWARE COMPANY BLUEFIELD, WEST 'VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF WEST VIRGINIA WATER SERVICE COMPANY A. L. RI-IOADS, Superintendent Bluefield, W. Va. UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND INCLUDES: l. Richmond College, liberal arts and sciences for men, R. B. Pinchbeck, Ph.D., Dean. Z. Westhampton College, liberal arts and sciences for Women, May L. Keller, Ph.D., Dean. 3. The T. C. Williams School of Law, for men and women, M. Ray Doubles, I. D. Dean. 4. School of Business Administration, for men and women, George M. Modlin Ph.D., Director. 5. Graduate School, for men and Women, B. C. Holtzclaw, Ph.D., Director. 6. Summer School, for men cmd women, W. L. Prince, M. A., Director. Degrees conferred are B. A., B. S., B. S. in Business, M. A. M. S., cmd LL. B. Each college or department publishes a catalogue which will be sent upon application to the Dean or Director, P. O. University of Richmond, Va. Bluefield College graduates will find in the University a number of former students of Bluefield. The next Summer Session opens lune l6, and the next Winter Session opens September 15, l94l. F. W. BOATWRIGHT, President. Compliments oi THE TOWN CLUB BLUEPIELD, W. VA. Compliments of CARTER MOTOR COMPANY Phone 2420 Bland and Ellis Streets Bluefield, W. Vo International Trucks Tractors Farm Machines Established l900 SMART BLUEFIELD FURNITURE co. CLOTHES Princeton Ave. through to Raleigh St I COLLEGE KARPEN Living Room Furinture BIGELOW WEAVERS Rugs IMPERIAL Tables SIMMONS Beautyrest Mattresses ':i L:.ir.Q5 S H A M A N ' S A Complete Young Men's Shop 406 Princeton Ave. Bluefield, W. Va. LANE Cedar Chests My Mothe1 s Wedding Ring Came From THE HENRY RODGIN CO. DIAMONDS Since 1902 ELLETTS SHOE STORE 318 Princeton Avenue X-Ray Fitting of Shoes for the Entire Family OOMPLIMENTS OE STECKLERS MEN'S SHOP Home of HART SCHAFFNER 6. MARK, VARSITY-TOWN SUITS ARROW SHIRTS, DOBB'S HATS 400 Federal Street Bluefield, West Virginia LESLIE'S CLUB DINER, INC. HOME OE THE WORLD'S BEST HAMBURGER To the graduates of Bluefield College, Class ot '41, We extend our heartiest congratulations and wishes for a brilliant future! THE THORNTON COMPANY Bluefield, W. Va. -Z36?-342' COMPLIMENTS OF BETTY LEE SHOE and DRESS SHOP 4'9eE, -CJ'if' Visit KANDIS BROS. Hat Cleaning and Pressing Shoppe Below the Colonial Theatre Kczmmer Furniture Company Buys Toqgery Bluefield's Smartest Men's Shop 'The Ambassador of Better Homes , Always Somethlnq New Specializing in the Sale of Homes, Home Sites, Investment Property. Appraisals and First Mortgage Loans EASLEY-WILSON COMPANY BEALTOBS Telephone 2808 Peery Building BISHOP OPTICAL CO. Locally owned and operated Optical Service and Supplies No. 5 Bradman Bldg. Phone lO7 Bluefield, W. Va. Compliments of THE PINNACLE RESTAURANT BLUEFIELD, W. VA. Compliments of S. S. KRESGE COMPANY NEW GRAHAM PHARMACY, Inc. Preigiiiklg EGrIi3SLCEnrig1E1Eed A I-'ree Drink lf We PHONE 9200 VIRGINIA PHARMACY I Fat' 'Q h You PHONE gm TI-IE REXALL STORE WRST VIRGINIA AUTO TOP 5. BODY co. Auto Point Inq, Gloss, Tops, Seat Covers Wrecked Bodies olncl Fenders Repcxired Tel ho ep ne 1738 Bluefield, West Virqinicr 1108 Bluefield Avenue PHONE 921 FOR PROMPT PRINT HUFF PRINTING COMPANY COAL ci COKE BUILDING ING SERVICEI BLUEFIELD WEST VIRGIN , IA Ask for ct Demonstration of the N I.. ' ' ' ew . C. Snnth Typewnter In Your Office I-IERE'S REFRESI-IMENT TIME Pause-Drink C O C A - C O L A In Bottles Bluefield Coca-Cola Bottling Co. , - mf Eifm MBI IQ? 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CONSOLIDATED BROKERAGE COMPANY Merchandise Brokers Members Members NATIONAL SUGAR BROKERS NATIONAL FOOD BROKERS ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION Phones 365-366 Offices Commercial Bank Bldg. BLUEFIELD WEST VIRGINIA S H E R R Y ' S BLUEFIELD SHOE COMPANY Original Deep Cut 5 5 DRUGS M Shoes of Style and Quality 408 Federal Street Blugfigld West Virginia Boy D. Phillips Bluefield, W. Va THE IEWEL BOX Compliments of Your Dealer PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Diamonds-Watches-Silverware PHONE 4943 Bluefield, Virginia Compliments of The Tavern I E I BOWLING ICE CREAM LAW AND ooMMEHoE BLDG. Compliments e ogue Wheve Styles Ave Shown First FEDERAL STREET ELUEHELD, W. VA. 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The Store of Real Values STYLE MERCHANDISE AT PCPULAR PRICES We Have Catered to Bluefield Shoppers for Nearly Half a Century Compliments of Compliments of RED STAR CAB CO. W. H. HARRY CO. Ph-one 77 General Electric Refrigerators Remember the Number cmd General Electric Radios Always Be on Time General Electric' Washers Compliments of GRANADA and STATE THEATRES SARVER'S GARAGE Compliments of -5 5.. Cadillac-Oldsmobile MONTGOMERY WARD Soles and Service -S 5- 1804 Blond si. Phone 1776 Bluefield Weef Vifeieie 24-I-lour Service Compliments of FALLON FLORIST Fine Roses, Carnations SARVER CANDY COMPANY Gmdeniasl Etc. 504 COLLEGE AVENUE COHSAGES FOR ALL QCCASIONS Bluefield W VG our Prownas nomar DESIGNS ' A ' WEDDING coRsAGEs Telephone Num-ber 5l5 F d l Si. Bluefield, W. VG. PHONE zozo Compliments of MERCER FUNERAL HOME BLUEFIELD, W. VA.-VA. MONTCALM, W. VA. 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