Bluefield College - Rambler Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

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DESIGN AND PRINTING T K PRINTING Co B t 1 T 111 Contents. AD INISTR TIO CL SSE ACTIVITIES TIJILETIC In the above divisions, we hope the reader will get a view of our col- lege, our faculty and our student body. XV e have endeavored to present this view as if it were seen through the eyes of a rainbler - just as you or I End it when We ramble around the campus and through the build- ings. First, let's have a look at the .,.. sfmxgwfmf' ' 4+ .wwzl .145 'M '51 ,. 'FT W, s'X w ,w-A . A Vg 1 ra, , 1' , N J 'fx W- f A Q xii! 7 . NE Mai, ,mx rj ,. W., 1 -1, fir, lf! wx? I A. :fi :N W1 K .. ... aw l 'W L- -1 L- F I 4 3 E a Q MQQSQKLX . 2 xl hi ,A-A , T1 ,ff f . w ,jg k JN? X av 11 Mfr . ' . 1 X 4 .. ji W I 4 .W ,V IL 12:5 I ' H 1 ,vw . . A N ,R N , Q L35 4 ,Q X 4 - H- I ' 'M s 4 K ? . 1' ' ggiggdk , ,, V, ,X W . , gm 1 13 f . .- if 22, 42 Q, Q 1' X V .5 QE. k ne w ..:-gg. X ' ' ir A f - . .' ' wg, 4? 'QT vw Y -.4:5:.f3- .:E: . :ig,- ,, ,K yi QM. Y. .. 1 . , TB 'fsiwzf' DEDICATICD MRS. EIVIILY Ciuazizvisu XVe thoughtfully dedicate this book to Mrs. Emily Greever, our former librarian. No one better typihcs the spirit of Bluefield College than does Mrs. Greever. Through her many years of service here, she had become as much a part of the college as the library itself. Her genteel, genial personality endeared her to all who came into Contact with her. Her influence will be lasting. Our President . HE PRESIDES OVER US! MR. CHARLES L. l'lARNIAN, BS., MS., Th.B., Th.M. Mg, Q91 Our busy president, Mr. Charles L. Harman, spends his time trying to secure the best for Bluefield College. I-le presents our interests to many church meetings and represents us in professional meetings. As a person, he not only eonnnancls our respect but also wins our affection by his friendly interest in us. Mr. IJEITIHHIIIS able office assistant and secretary is Mr. XV. A. Sutherland. Uur Dean . HE ENCOURAGES US! 7 DR. IAMES A. Zmxfiinus Dr. Zanibus has recently been appointed acacleinie clean. lelis keen intellect and sympathetic unclerstancling make him aclmirahly suitecl for encouraging stnclents to put forth more and more ellort to achieve seho- lastic excellence. llc also acts as liason oflieer between the stnclents ancl faculty. ft J Our Treasurer HE TAKES GUR MONEY! 4 ' g5,35f:w,l --Q-M ,144 L, 1 . U, 1, if - T f MR. E. M. LOUTI-IAN 1 - ff, , 1 f 1 - refzfff rfjfj 7- 35,1 f. ,cw .,'s ' ,Ng Mr. Louthan expertly handles the finances of the seliool. He dis- penses funds to the veterans and receives funds from the rest of us. Even though we may leave his ofhee Hnaneially embarrassed we are enriched g l Q 11 Em ' is 45,51 X faf f fit 1 T fyg WL V lixhx. . ,, , ,W ll .7 i f 1 ' - l1'?J i if H- . kv il I-L TJ .-,,Zf, Ae- RQ ffl x I - .1 Lv? I ., - f. ,liars ,A iff: -:g if-5510, ' by our Contact with this man of genius. You may be certain that he knows too much about figures ever to let them put him in the red. To paraphrase Goldsmith: 4'And still We gaze and still our Wonder grows That one mere man can aeeomplish all he does. Em QM E vWLj4,dv0 pg TL , Alu' ' Y-Fmiwlbbur Regyipsxgir . . Ox Xdjtxi' rijgjfmffinwy HE TAKES oUR TIME! lQf2?ZI61I'JfQN'ffSl , 5XbWwL ' Q ,C I MAA-ly 0f1 Qnr'-A-...as MR. I. E. MCCOY For our schedules we go to Mr. McCoy and his secretary, Miss Ieanne Foster. Their efliciency keeps us in line and prevents our having con- flicts. Files of our past and present records are kept by them for future reference. In the registrar's office our grades are recorded and from there our parents are notified. The copy for the school catalogue is also pre- pared here. Much more could be said, but you get the idea -a busy ofllce! lt f fl .Liar ' TX lxj l N lil 1 1 KSN 3 tu . kj xvlx Qi 5 4 ta 1, 3' 'lt it u TH XVORTII XVILLIAM BOISTURE Engineering BS. and M.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute FIRINIAN L. CUNNINGHAAI Business Administration, Economies B.S., Middle Tennessee State College GEORGE E. FANNING Coach, Physical Education, and Proctor Boys' Dormitory A.B., Concord College MISS GLADYCE GARST Dietieian George Peabody College for Teachers ROY A. I-lnL'roN Bible and Religious Education l3.A. cum laudej, Georgetown University 'l h.M. and Ph.D., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary MRS. BETTY C. I-Ionens Chemistry and Physical Education B.S., University of Alabama MRS. Lois I. I'l0SKINS Business Administration Radford College CLIFFORD VV. IACKSON Physics B.A. and A.M., Ohio State University MRS. XIELNIA C. IACKSON English and Public Speaking A.B., Davis and Elkinsg MA., Ohio State MRS. ELLA N. IARRELL Music A.B. Ccum lauclel, Concord College E ACULTY Miss Iussru R. l.,rf:GRAND Romance Languages B.A., University of North Carolina M A., Columbia University ELIIAH lVIClN'I'YRE LOUTHAN Treasurer, Mathematics BA. and MA., University of Richmond 'h.M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary - fi lXflCIN'i'YRi: IRICUARDS LOUTHAN :R . xi lllathematics ,S B.A., University of Richmond Q S9 XX? J . JOHN ANDERSON Macoixi, Iii. fry' Engineering B.S., Virginia Polytechnic lnstitute QQXS-' sb MRS. LUCY H. lVlA!NN ,N English ff-:A-ftp ff 'XLS-4'-i'Ff'1f . X 0 . A.B., West Virginia University IAMES E. MCCOY Registrar, Chemistry B.S. and MS., University of Alabama CLAUDE WILLAIID CXVEN Dean Emeritus ' Education and Social Science A.B., A.M., University of Richmond M .A., Columbia University IAMES LAw1uzNe1a PENLAND Business Administration B.A., Marshall College M ARVIN GLENN XAIILLIAIXLS Biology and Geology BA., University of Richmond MA., University of Virginia IAMES A. 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Wiki yrfj I www CLA CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: IOIIN I'lOUCI'I'1'ON, Treasurerg RAY WVILBOURNE, Sceretaryg Mus. lmnss lil. lVlANN, Sponsorg KAY PARKEY, Presidentg DICK lQES'1'I5R, Vice-President. 'l'l1e Class of 1949 organized last year and niacle plans for the final year. These plans incluclecl the publication of an annual and the introduction of an intramural activities program. YV e have not achieved all of our goals, but we hope that our effort will inspire others to have a successful activities program. SS Un l f ff' W1, 9 4 9 '11 f.. ,F 97 fwfilzq' ar . Iliff f . li, of W Xllfililf I J N if X NWS, PAUL AKERS QBLUILFIELD, VV. VA. Liberal Arts, Nlinistry R. KENNETI-I BAILEY BLUEFIELD, W. VA. Electrical Engineering Bl3l'li l'Y I. ALLISON BLm31f11zLD, XV. VA. Liberal Arts MARTHA BAISLEY BEAVER DAM, VA. Liberal Arts, Nlissiouary CLARENCE ASI-IBY Sc110oLIf1Er.D, VA. Liberal Arts, Nlinistry ANDREVV I. BECK, IR lVlAR'l'INSVILLE, VA. Business Aclniiiiistration HARRY BENNETT BLUEFIELD, VV, VA. Business Administration DAVID BROVVN BLUEFIELD, VV. VA. Liberal Arts RUDOLPH BOXVIE FRIEDERICKSBURG, VA. Liberal Arts Nlinistry of lwusic T EARLE P. BROVVN APPoMA'r'r0x, VA. Liberal Arts, Alinistry ALEXANDER BROXVIN CULPIEPER, VA. Civil Engineering VIRGINIA BROVVN BLUEFIELD, VV. VA. Liberal Arts ss E1-ww 54 Q aw M Km. 5 WE! of19 49 W-Q --.HW ...S H-Eg :img QE-s HUBER'l' BURKE BRANDY, VA. Electrical Eilgineering MILTON CALFEE BLUEFIELD, XV. V A. Business Acliniiiistratiou -xx-ss 9 nz .M . gags H. HALLER BUTT LACY BU I ILRVVORT H PQCAIIONTAS, V A Liberal Arts KENNETH M. COVINGTON ILIDGEXVAY, V A. PIC-Law IOHN DALTON BLUEFIELD, VA. Liberal Arts EDXV ARD DES ROCHERS, IR. BECKLEY, VV. VA. Nliniug Engineering IANE DAVIDSON BLUEFIELD, VV. VA. Liberal Arts RALPH EDGINGTON, IR. BLUEFIELD, WV. VA. RfICCh?l11iC211 Engineering CLAS IOSEPIAI DAVIS, IR. R4AX IVIEADOWVS, VA. Business Administration CHARLES XV. EGGLESTON BLUEFIELD, VV. VA. Business Administration An !.fl 0f19 49 DCNALD FELTY XVYTHEVILLE, VA. Pre-Nledicine TEDDY D. FULLER COLLEY, VA. Mccliaziical Engineering ff' lf ff K 7 .QC- MARTIN FIASCANARO NEW YORK, N. Y. Chemical Engineering FRED GARDNER SALEIXI, VA. Liberal Arts, Nlinistry ill 040-71.- ALEXANDER FLEET IRVINGTON, VA. Pre-Law ATVVELL GILMORE BLUEFIELD, VV. VA. Business Administration EUGENE P. GRIFFIN CIOLUIXIBIA, VA. Civil Engineering IENNY IO HAGER BLUEFIELD, VV. VA. PIC-lOUl'1lZlllS111 VVILLIAM R. GRIFFI COLUMBIA, VA. Electrical E11gi11eering BEVERLY HALL NORFOLK, VA. Pre-Law fi 3511133 fxfzibidbfw of194 VELMA GRAY I IATCI-IIR FRANCI S ANN UINCIITI I AVID HOC-E IR 1 06774 'X BLUEFIELD, VV . V A. P1'C-Nlcclici nc IAMES HOLDAXVAY IVIOUTII OF VVILSON, VA Pre-Medicine 453. REUBEN B. HUDGINS, IR. APPOMATTOX, VA. Business Administration LYNVVOOD 1. JUDKINS JR. MARTINSVILLE, V A. Liberal Arts, Nlinistry of I 949' RICHARD L. LESTER BILLY LILLY ROANOKE, VA. I'I1N'1'ON, XV. VA. Business Admirristmtiou Liberal Arts, Ivlinistrjv PAUL B. LOGAN, IR. NEWPOR1' NEWS, VA. ZED L. LONG, IR. SALEM, VA. Libcrz1I Arts, Nfiuistry Business Aclrniuistratiorr IOHN B. LINDAMOOD CJALAX, VA. Liberal Arts ELIZABEFITI P. IXfIAcIN l OSIrI C11A1zI..o'r'1'13, N. C. Pre-Nlcclicinc NORMAN O. MACKNIGHT BLUEFIELD, W. VA. I11dllSf1'f2l1 Engineering M. B. MAIOR, IR. MA1i'l'INSVIL1LE, V A. Liberal Arts CHARLES A. MAINE, IR C.-XLDXVELI,, N. I. PIC-Af1CdfCiIlC IAMES E. MANGUS BLUEFIELD, W. VA. Business Aclmiuistmtiou 0f19 1 VVILLIAM H. MARTIN CITLPEPEII, VA. Business Aclininistrzition GEORGE E. MCGRADY BLUEF11:1.D, XV. V A. l,VI6CI13IliC'2l1 Engineering GEORGE A. MASON LYNCIIBURC, V A. Civil Engineering VVALLACE MERBLER BLUIaF1L:1.D, YV. V A. Ceramic Engineering XVILLIAM MCBRIDE ROANOKE, VA. Mcchzmical Engineering ROBERT I-I. MESSICK IRv1Nc'roN, VA. Business Aclministratiou Sf 49 92135.22 ICLVVOOD A. MILES BLUEFIELD, W. VA. Pre-Law L. G. MOTI-IENA, IR. BLUEFIELD, V A. Business Aclminisrration Vw' ROBERT E. MORRIS IJAINIPTON, V A. Secretarial FRANKLIN R. MULLIN PoCA11oN'1'As, VA. Liberal Arts Physical Education I pf' --2' 'UK N '4!v Y'Gwi,r CLASS VIRGINIA II. MORRIS CULPEPER, V A. Secretarial EDVVARD VV. NICHOLS QISLUILFUQLD, XV. V A. Electrical Engineering of19 49. v.. 7 R . . , 1 IAY LLOYD NILES SILVER SPRING, MD. Pre-Law IOHN R. PHILPOTT F1EI..DAL13, V A. Civil Engineering DONALD C. PAISLEY lX4OU'l'H OF XRIILSON, VA. Civil Engineering RICHARD E. PREECE KEYSTONE, VV. VA. Ceramic Engineering ZS? HW IAMES KAY PARKEY BLUEFIELD, VV. VA. Nlining Engineering BETTY L. PURCI-IAS HEMP1-IILL, XV. V A. Electrical Engineering CHARLES RAY LEXINGTON, VA. Industrial Engineering XVILLIAM RICKETS lNlIDDI.EBURG, VA. CHARLES lil. RISNNER, IR. BERRYv1LL12, VA. Civil Engineering IOSIEIPH V. ROMANO BLUEFIELD, VV. VA. CLASS BILLY V. RICHARDSON XVILCOE, VV. VA. Business Administration HILTON A. RUDD FORT BELVOIR, V A. lnclustrizil Engineercing Engineering Electrical Engineering I of 1 1 MMM ia.. NANCY RUDDELL BLU1-r12'11gLD, XV. VA. Liberal Arts CLEM R. STARKEY BI..U1-ZFIELD, YV. V A. Business Acllninistmfiozi 0 DAVID I. SKEXVES POCAIIONTAS, VA. Pre-Iwediciize ROBERT LEE SUL'l' POCAIIONTAS, VA. Business Administratioii KENNETH B. SLUSHER NORTIIFORK, W. V A. Business Administration I. HARRY THOMPSON BASTIAN, VA. Chemical E11gf11CC1'f1lg Wfcy ,V 9 4 9 ,f,,ff,f fl! W VVALTER P. TI-IURSTON THOMAS G. TUR R COLUL-IBIA, VA. BASSETT, VA. Business Administmtiorr Business Admir ' ration XVINNIE VVALLACE NVILLIAMJbj X , BLUEFIELD, XV. VA. Illggzyx ' Secretarial Qgxxblgg A' Big' Ss? 1i11i , ww? S CLAS IANIES R. VILSECK GARY, VV. VA. Inclustrial E11gf11CC1'fllg DONALD C. VVHITVVO RTI-I PocAHoNf1'As, VA. Liberal Arts of 1 949 RAYMOND L. XVILBOURNE IOSISPI-I VVIULDS JOHN ED VVILLIAMS SALEIXI, VA. BLUEFIELD, W. VA. BLUEFIELD, VA. Liberal Arts Pre-Nledicille Pre-Medicine Physical Education RICHARD L. VVINGFIELD MARCELLA A. WINN APPOLIATTOX. VA. R'IARTINSVILLE, VA. Prc-Law Libcrml Arts, Nlissiouary HAROLD XVRIGHT FENTRESS, VA. Business Administration ASS XVILLIAM YOST, IR. BLUEFIELD, VV. VA. Mecliauical Engineering RAY LINTHICUM REIVIINGTON, VA. Special Sfuclcnt of1949 ROY F. BRGXVN ROCKY GAP, VA. Special Student IEANNE VVILLIAMS BLUE1+'113LD, V A. Special Student A 1 Z!! pf? ff 'Q1 3, , v xx QE Y ,ww- W .z4 t. 1 , fff K Yi 5 V L, ' Mb? QE 'wi 55 ew Y N K 212 2. 5 3 2 5 A? 9 , K Ai' ,.-,-Aw 'L 2 wa-N4 ' Mf-:gt 01, QQ H ga' E A32 Q-. uk N- ,aa-ff' - WL fi . 1 9' NWN- Q A4315 W , wigs, 'Nwmv 49 F '?'fzffg: 1 W A Mmm. uw, . J, ff ' ,, vw. .1 1355? V ,xxyff -2 X Y A '?'Q'iW!' my Bmw. I - ,az mmxmmm w a uwmmwn -m- A ,ACK D ALTON Most Stud10uS KI mv? 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' Q'-' v , ,-'N , -f,-If - . A y xii.. 'rf CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: I013 BURNE'I 1', Presiclcntg IIENRY lVIARTIN, 'Freasurerg l'lELEN PRICE, Secrctaryg MR. M. R. LOUTHAN, Sponsor. Absent: FRED HILTON, Vice-President. The Class of 1950 organized early this year. As incliviclual members, they have used their time in getting adjusted to college life, and in learning to study. VV e can expect great things from them next year, as the Dean's List and the ath- letic roll have both had the names of many Freshmen this year. I f Row Row Row Row Row - f ff 'f 1' ,f X 1 U f7..,,,x-in l K W e., - Q? r 'L ' X, ,rd , ,V ., . ,, Dona Cullion, Shirley Parkey, Nancy Cawthorne, Herbert Caldwell. Iohn Dellis, Iohn Kovacs, Marvin Agee, Denny Cruise, Iarnes Stafford. Bernard Hurst, Thomas Petty, Earl Gibson, Ralph Barrett. - Clifton DeHart, Robert Davidson, Richard Shockley, Iohn Barna, Mat- thew Footo. Elmo Hurst, Everett Huffman. CLASS O Row Row Row Row Howell Lewis, lane Lee Musick, Rgmdolpli Humphreys, Edward Miller, William Dillard, Dorothy Kensinger, Marjorie VVilkins, Ben Pool. 2. lack Thomas, Richard Henly, Linwood Hudgins, Henry Martin, David Sisler, Charles Addington, Calvin Dewease. Fred VValker, VVilliam Henry, Bernard Hastings, Harry Slough, Orrin Morris, Edward Brumiield, Zane Barrett. Louis Parham, Harold Baisley. :f195O fs-wml Row 1: Harriet Smith, Ioyce Gregory, Shirley Branch. - Row 2: Iames Leister, Graham Mathews, XValter Givens, George Osborne, Iames Morris, Beecher Hollancl, Xvlllllllll Lane, XVilliam Gill, VValdo Allen, William Byrd. Row 3: Robert Ely, Tom Reed, NVilliam Bell, Ferclinancl Kirmier, Fred Hilton, Robert Taylor, Richard Bobb, Dan Nestor, Edward Davis. CLASS ROW Row Row Row Russell Layman, Robert Porter, Harriet Sayers, Crace Ann Ahbitt, Helen Price, Iohn Oniohundro, Floyd Marsh, Cecil Cray. Phil Curtis, Rex Bennett, Albert Cardwell, Milton Parsons, Clarence Maberry, Wfilliam Haynes, Oscar Iohnson, Reginald Ayers. Norman Legge, Nelson Lea, VVilton Suiter, David French, Iarnes VVyne, Godfrey VVright, Rush Gardner. Adrian Iohnson, Donnie Looney, Charles WVayt, Dau Basic, Clifford Slack, Vaden Miller, Kenneth Stafford, Xxfllllillll Bird, Ioe Burnett. of195O Hirher and Yon , , fp , Af, View 2 ig if ms ss an mu an nm mn 42 MX' wwf H H mn as sm mx ww sm M-er, gm ,. ff .Wg E ,y .,. 35323 :fi ai I 5 fri . N. wah? .H ,f 11 .1 , ' :X TW! ,, .fha , . ,, :Y ff! KE . ' J - 2-'I J? gf .7 'TW 115 f 1' 1 M USF 5 - Q at . 1 W 1 ' 1 ,WW M1 5. i PE' mg Lv 12 Wx lf. J '? 1 Wim 15 W? Q 552 ii 52 Wm , Tiif' 3 E 9 1., ,wig S ws A 33.535 ff, KM? 4' 1 'if if 'H ui., mmm QKQQA W Y 4 :X 1 W :W-,mls ,, . Q, . t .511 . 'VM in -1 ,M . , H. ,M ffgff?' ,, . Nasa M V+ f- L Y- ' .gfh -4' - . .- Mm v, ,, M ,mzww 9 ,si GNJLH 'AF1'x'f'i 'iiwww , ui.'Q -1 A diff:-v 1 g, X lEwVbf wigs' . K .N-if 1' Q, gi, ,. 7 wwf: ,, f 2, ,,,,' 1 ff .' ' f ' w .,, ' ? Km my M .ig .V+-3 ' , .AVF lm ' 37 W' :w'rf'. , ny . ' M. .JM,,,Qf.fv4 5.9-L,,,,,m ,Y H. s R 1. Q f. .Y-1. .vw ,fx -.U 1 .,-V A L, ' V 6141.4 Qi, lyk , an , r ff nn ' L32 T Wg x3fJ2,1v,zq , 3?-3 'if' f AA 1 ,X ' A . ,Z ., lewis, ?,f E X , X. A M, 5, . , I ' ,,'.e'v 5 -wXZ:,f 1 ffiyf, I, jaey lfwloire CCDLLEC-E CHORUS 1' Row 1: Mrs. Iarrell, Director, lane Lee Musick, Shirley Parkey, Ilarriet Sayers, Dorothy Ken- singer, Ieanne VVilliams, C-inny Morris, Betty Allison, Ginny Brown, Nancy Cawthorne, Vklinnie VVallaee, lunc Crowell, Ienny Hager, Ianie Davidson, Mrs. YVilliams, Pianist. Row Z: Dona C-nllion, 'l'earle Brown, Rudy Bowie, Fred Gardner, David Sisler, llarriet Smith. Margie XVilkins, Nancy Ruddell, Phil Curtis, Roland Houghton, Linwood Iludgins, Calvin Dewease, Paul Logan, Frances Ilinehee. Row 3: Beecher Holland, Rand Huniphreys, Milton Parsons, Bill XVatkins, M. B. Major, Iohn Dellis, Paul Akers, Cecil Gray. Ron-' 4: Iohn Houghton, Jimmy Hughes. Orrin Morris, Boh Morris, Ben Pool, Milton Calfce, ' ' ' Cl: l' Maine, Iohn Ed XVilliams. Iaek lhomas, Dick Lester, iir ie The Bluetield College Chorus was reorganized in the fall of 1947 under the direction of Mrs. Ella Nash Iarrell. The last yea - - r successful season, eliinaxed by a tour of the eastern part of the sta e. r all-male chorus enjoyed a very This year the Chorus has been much improved by the addition of a girls chorus, making different vocal combinations possible. 7 g ing Ar ffm Glove of jf MENS CHQRUS Row l: Charlie Addington, Paul Akers, Paul Logan, Linwood lludgins. 'l'eiirle Brown, Phil Curtis, Rudy Bowie, Fred Gsirduer. Bill XX'72'ltlilUS, Daivid Sislcr, Iohu Dellis. Row 2: Beecher llollzind, Iohn Ed XVillizuns, Czilvin Dcweusc, Rl. B. lX-laior, Bill Lane, Milton Parsons, Rand llumphrcys, Cecil Cray, Roland lloughton, Charlie Nluiiie. Row 3: Ben Pool, Orrin Morris, luck 'l'honizis, Paul Maine. John lloughton, llurold XVriglit, Ralph Edgington, Dick Lester, Milton Calfec, Bob Morris. ln front: Mrs. Izirrell, Director. WVitli ai total inenibership of zipproxiinzitely Hfty-five, the chorus has enter- tained us at several chapel programs. lt has also given concerts in both Bluetields, Princeton, Athens, Lebanon, and Norton. The most impressive of these Concerts was the '4Cavalczicle of Music, presented at Ramsey Auditorium and sponsored by the Bluefield Lions Club. VVe are proud of and grateful to the incnlbers of the chorus, as well as Mrs. Iarrell, for the generous giving of their time to produce for us the enjoyable music which is so beneficial to us. Jw, fm or Q vw Tl V2 0 I C vw C ffl sanyo ini., 'Af.if'kWH'ei , .. lg ' - -'f' ,' gg Row l: Iczmnc XVilliunis, Ginny Morris, lane Leo Musick, Shirley Parkey, lane Davidson. Row 2: Harriet Smith, Icnny Hager, Iunc Crowell, Bctty Mziclntosh, Nancy Cawthorne, Dorothy Kensiuger, Nancy Ruddcll, Harriet Sayers. Mrs. Ella Nash Iarrcll. Row 3: Helen Price, Betty Allison, Narioric XVilkins, Frances l'linchec, Ginny Brown, Avillllifi XVullacc, Dona Gullion. xf' A- J' 1 .' -x CO-ED TRIO i Dorm Cur.r,.1oN, Alto: IANE Lian lvlusrcxc, First Soprzmog IlliZI.EN PRICE, Second Soprano. leg Al' fke xylflflflf of CoLLEG1ATE QUARTETTE Cecil Cray, Pizmistg IOl111 Hough- ton, 101111 Ed XVillia111s, Milton Calfee, Rolzmcl I'IOUglltO1'l. BUYS, OCTET Row l: IOll11 Hougl1to11, Cecil ' Gray, Iolm E. VV'llia111s, R cl f 1 u 5 Bowie. Row Z: Iol111 Dellis, Milton Cal- fcc, Rolancl I-lougl1to11, Bill XXf21tlClI'1S. PoUR KEYS QUARTETTE Bill Wr8tklllS, Iol111 Dellis, Cecil Gray, Pianistg Rudy Bowie. Faces and Places Row l: Dona Gnllion, 'Marcella VV inn, Shirley Parkey, 'Winnie XVallaee, Ioyee Gregory, Ginny Brown, llarriet Smith, Frances llinchee. Row Z: Harriet Sayers, Iane Davidson. Nancy Ruddell, Ginny Morris, Mildred Caldwell, Dorothy Kensinger, Nancy Cawthorne, lane Lee lNlusick, Marjorie YVilkins, Shirley Branch. Standing: Betty Macintosh, Sceretaryg Ienny llager, Publicity Chairmang Betty Allison, Prcsidentg june Crowell, Treasurerg Betty lflaieher, V iee-President. BLUEFIELD COLLEGE Y. W. C. A. 'l'l1e Bluefield College Y. NV. C. A. was organized in the spring of 1948. lt has as its object to build a fellowship of girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are coin, mitted by our faith as Christians. Meinbership is open to any girl who is a student in Bluefield College. During the year a program of social activities was sponsored by the club, the climax being the crowning of the May Queen at the animal May festival. hflrs. Xxflllllllll Boisture served as sponsor of the organi7ation for the year. Row 1: Dr. lanies Zanibus, Faculty Adviserg lane Davidson, Secrctaryg Ianc Lee Musick, june Crowell, Social Cliairmang Rudy Bowie. Row 2: Calvin Deweasc, Harold Baisley, Charlie Addington, Ray XVilbonrne, Second Vice- Presidcnt: Iobn Ilougbton, Song Leaderg Marcella XVinn. President. Row 3: Paul Akers, llenry lN'lartin, Fred Cardner, First Vice-President, David Sisler, llarriet Sayers, lfranees llincliee, Martha Baisley. Row -l: Albert Cardwell, Clarence Ashby, Bob Morris, Howell Lewis, Billy Dillard, Pianistg M. B. Major, Marjorie XVilkins, Dorothy Kensinger, Dona Cullion. Row 5: Paul Logan, Rand Hurnphrcys, Orrin Morris, Louis Parliani, Lynwood Iudkins. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union is the link between college life and the local church back home. lts purpose is to remind the student of the oath of allegiance he has taken to Christ and to keep him ever mindful of the heritage of his faith. It seeks to lead hini into a richer and deeper spiritual life. At Blneiielcl College, the B. S. U. desires, in every way possible, to encourage students to serve Christ through the local churches of the college community. Not only does the Union want to be of aid to Baptist students, but it wants to inspire Christians of all denoininations to Cooperate with their churches and to realize the full beneiits of their faith. Row lz lane Lee Musick, Frances lrlinehee, 'Marjorie YVillxins, Marcella YVinn, Dorothy Ken- singer, Seerctaryg Martha Baisley, Dr. Roy Helton, Faculty Adviser. Row 2: Clarence Ashby, Louis Parhrun, Calvin lDCWC2lSC, Fred Gardner, Prcsiclentg Charlie Addington, Rex Bennett, Nelson Len, Paul Akers. Publicity Clminnzmg Rudy Bowie. Row 3: Ray Lintliieriin, Bolv Norris. Orrin Morris, lohn Houghton, Vice-Presiclenlg Billy Dillard, Ruud Iluinphreys, llenry lvlllflilll, llurold Bziislcy, 'Ileairle Brown, Lynwood ludlcins. CHRISTIAN WORKERS 'l'hut we iniglit serve Him better -this is the theme around whieh the Christizm YVorkcrs Organization is built. Through this group zi Closer fellowship among the Christian VVorkers on the Bluelicld College campus may be had. 'llhis is ai new, and relatively small group, but it is the hope of each nreinber that it will grow both in number and in the desire to serve lilini who is our creator. Row 1: Mr. Marvin XVilliams, Sponsorg Iaclc Dalton, Treasurerg Frances Hinehee, Secretary: l-I. K. Burke, President, lohn Bd XVilliains, Vice-Presideutg Betty Purchas, Publicity Chairman. Row Z: George Mason, Betty Maclntosh, Lewis hlarlcs, Nancy Ruddell, Ieanue XVllll2llllS, Clarence Ashhv, lune Crowell, Kay Parlccv. PHI THETA KMPA 'l'he Phi Theta Kappa is a recognized honorary scholarship society Whose oh- jeet is to promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among students of both sexes in junior colleges of the United States. Our local Gamma Pi Chapter has been quite active this year, as it was host to the National Convention the last of March. Although there was naturally a great deal of work to he done, with the full cooperation of the faculty and the student body, it was accomplished. It was an honor, both to the school and to the local chapter, to he privileged to have the National Convention here in Bluefield. Front: Nr. George Fanning, Proctor. Row l: Bobby Messick. Dick Lester, Presidentg Ray XVilbourne, Seeretaryg Ioe Ray Burnett Row 2: Iiiddie Miller. Beverly' Hull. I. B. Lindznnood. DORMITCDRY STUDENT COUNCIL 'l'he Blueheld College Dormitory Student Council was organized in Septem- ber, l947, under the guidance of Couch George Fanning. The purpose of the eouneil is to coordinate plans and rules which make for better group living. The council strives to keep living Conditions in the dormitory at a high St2ll1Cl2ll'Cl. lt also encourages high morals and good will among the students. Seated: Ginny Brown. Circulation Managerg Dick XVingEeld, Business Manager, Iohn Dalton, Editorg Lynwood Iudkins, Student Photographerg Icnny Hager, Associate Editor. Standing: David French, Associate Editor, Mrs. Iames FI. Mann, Facility Adviserg I, B. Linda- niood, Sports Editor. THE 1949 THIS IS A TRUE STORY During the sunnner Editor Iohn Dalton started making plans for the 1949 RAMBLER. He made a tentative dummy and contacted our printer, Mr. Blair Preston, of Bristol. This fall our work started with our securing advertisements. This was done by not only those pictured but by 'Robert Sult, Herb Longworth, Charles Maine and Raymond VVilbourne. David French compiled the advertising dunnny. In November, Mr. McNecr and Mr. Sprinkle, photographers from Kingsport, came to take our pictures. Lynwood Iudkins carried on as student photographer. He was aided by donations of snaps from other students. Next a chapel program written and directed by Icnny Hager resulted in a successful circulation drive, efficiently handled by Virginia Brown. I. B. Lindarnood secured copy for the organizations and Ken Ioyee Worked as sports editor. Dick Lester, Solicitorg lay Niles, Solicitorg Dick XVingEcld, Business Managerg Nancy Ruddell, Solicitor. RAMBLER STAFF All annual staffs have trouble, but who could ever foretell that our editor would take the mumps at a crucial time. David French and Ienny Hager loyally stepped in to make layouts and to work long and faith- fully. They deserve the title associate editors. Wforking especially hard on the dununy, Herb Longworth willingly helped wherever he was needed. Our staff artists submitted many drawings. Our adviser, Mrs, Mann, has been concerned about the overall picture of this book. She urged us to make the best of that with which we had to work. XVC tried to do that and we hope you approve. loc Burnett and 'Fed Fuller Staff Artists Row l, kneeling: Dick XViugEelcl, Zeal Long. Row Z: Conch l zu1uiug, liuuuy Vilseclc, Rube lluclgius, licl Miller, Robert Messick, Absent: Lucy Butterwortll. MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club is a new organization. lts main purpose has been to increase enthusiasm, interest, and support tor the athletics of Bluefield College. A secondary iuterest of the club has been the project to secure sweaters for the athletes who qualify for them. 4 A f , HUM- -L-',, g nn. ' f?5Eg5fssQa -3 is- 5 T' ,fp-, Q V K mia . ,, 13,5 M W - 53,3 Q jj TQ ' Sm Nl' i K A . 4 gym! - .waxy , M -' ,- 3 gg. , fu 1 Q J, f-.f ja.u3.gdj,,Mn-' 1.1 5- ss, PW ' . 'ffl' 21155 V , i :YV ' . bf, 1 Q. J ,, T f ' x M ., ., V, W ., ,, . Q Qswfm af H xx z, f 'GJXQSBHW ,H ,Lf wggw'-5 .In X A 1 vw .2 fm , ,- qf.gf1.,Q,g,5.-S uw 1- .R wwsgk , 39 vi . , W ww Q-,.fA g1'f3v-,- , ff' 5,2 is 2 - M.: 34 QW M M W 'Lin 2? I , :fb 1? A - .4 3-5. 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YJ ' W .. f . may ' . 7, nm Si a H xx mm EEE az sm .V was nam wa pm, Q. sum- EUGENE FRENCH 5 Y FRED XVALK12: R Fl? fl AR, A ww w may am ms ,fULL nf an a mx ms ss wr: Uv LOONEY ss THEY ARE GOOD SPORTS kuilx x M . uk ., X 7 xy K NRL X UQ , ' I 1 L ' ' f 4 , xg Date Opponents Score Score Alumni ....,.. Dec. 4- Dec Dec Dee VVelel1 Moose . Concord .,.... Pikeville . . . Date Dec. Dee. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Iam. Ian. Ian. lan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. M ar. Mar. Opp. B1ueHe1d's Opponents Score Score 14-East. Tenn. State.. 75 57 17-VVest Va. Tech .... 67 68 7-NBC. flloziiiokej. 53 60 8-Pikeville ......... 76 56 10-Beckley .....,.... 77 58 12-Madison .......,. 44 79 14-V.P,I. QFTCSIIHICTIP. 53 58 17-Greenbrier ....... 68 40 18-Shenan doah ....., 76 88 20-Concord , . . ...., 87 67 21-Ashlamd, Ky. ,,.... 56 64 3-N.B.C. fRo:mokej. 73 70 4-Navy Amphib. Base 56 31 5-Newport News App. 77 72 9-Greenbrier ...,... 80 90 10-Potomac State .... 62 50 12-V.P.I. KFICSIIIHCIID. 65 56 16-Navy Amphib. Base 78 62 18-Ashland .......... 63 5 9 22-VVest V 21. Tech .... 74 48 24-Salem ......,... 70 60 26-VV.V.U. CFICSIFCIIJ 97 60 3-Madison 4-Shenandoah THEY ARE SPORTY, TCO! GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM First row, kneeling: Harriet Sayers, Dona Gullion, Betty Allison leo-eaptainj, lWareella XVinn, Ginny Brown. Second row: Peggy Harvey leo-eaptainj, Betty Maelntosh, Dorothy Kensinger, lane Davidson, Nancy Ruddell, XVinnie Vfzilluec, lane Lee Musick, Iune Crowell, Mrs. VV21ClC Hodges leozielij. Qiflw a..,..w,.,, X. , ., M ,, .!...g 553. X I. .I ?..A, T, Q M A ,m,.f. .mx qv W 747k -A I X,-. :,.' X4 wks H am 'H Q- L, Q -my A nw xv bm ily A Q.,ag,,v w 2, Yik by ,w N1 1 2-uvwmf mwww,-, :Wiz 9 M . ..,,V1,Yr, ww f-M H 1, 2 V SIDE LIGHTS K- my EL-LE wmv iii., wks '32 MM -Sgwgzgr TNVJL. WT uJw..,v' JA mix , ..- W tang All's Well That Ends Well Patronize Our Advertisers , E. R. Porter L. R. 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Bluefield, West Virginia THE WEST VIRGINIAN HOTEL xxxxxxxxsxxx ll ll In Nature's Air-Conditioned City 240 Rooms'-240 Baths Modern Dining Room and Grill Excellent Convention Facilities On U. S. Routes 21 and 52 New Intersection Routes 19 cmd 460 Bluefield West Virginia ----':l---- GOODYKOONTZ REXALL DRUG STORE Bland G South Sis. Bluefield, W. Va. ----l:I--N, if? C. O. WARREN if BLUEFIELD COCA-COLA Plaster Contractor BOTTLING C0 il? Phone 7181 Bluefield, West Virginia Phone 6079 Bluefield, West Virq 4 Compliments oi WOODLAWN GREENHOUSES, Inc. il? Flowers For All Occasions Phone 5878 Bluefield, West Virgin PETERS 61 DRISCOLI.. 114-118 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia THE GEORGE GREENACRE Compliments Of WATCH SHOP H 6. M SHOE STORE 412 Raleigh St. Bluefield, W. Ver. Bluefield, W. Vol. ----l:I---- BLUEFIELD GROCERY 212 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield West Virqinia BLUEFIELD MONUMENT CO.. Inc. 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