Bridgewater College - Ripples Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

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Ci C il fx X li X I l l ini l. in I 1 ..X'..I ifib. l IMJI JOHN VV. MYERS, Ill. JAMES MOYERS Enom, X-7lRfilNlA lliujor: Science. Senior' .'1c'tizfiI'iv.v.' l'resi:lent of the Class: Captain of Football Teamg Captain nt' Basket- ball Team: Y. M. C. A.g Victorian Literary Society: Monogram Clubg Glee Clubg Operetta. lmzior ArtI uitI'e.r: President of Iunior Class: Varsity Football: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball: Class Iiaskctball and 'l'rackg Commit- tee on Public Entertainment and Events: Vice- President. Victorian Literary Societyg Y. M. C, As: 'Monogram Club: Ulee Cluhg Operetta El .liiIll'lfllIlOHQ Junior Play. fl lzarrl fiylzliug nlhlcic mul u real gvnllvnmn- Il credit to any srliaol, john entered Bridgewater in '29 and he has done a successful piece of work as a leader of lIis class, being president for four years. Iohn's many talents have enabled him to participate iII many activities and serve his Alma Mater notably. He has starred in all sports, being a Your letter man. Here again ,lobn was a leader, serving as Captain of football and basketball. Qliohn has had many friends, letting Cupid come into his heart. He has always been will- ing to help and serve in any cause where needed. His class will remember him for his wide activities and W wish him continuous work. We know he life in whatever be dict success for him best wishes. i se advice and will success in his lite will have a happy enters, We pre- and give him our I t Biecmlnvav, Vlll4'ilNIA lllrzjor: English. Senior At'tI z1I't1'r'.r: President and 'l'reasurer of the Victorian Literary Society: Vice-l'resi- dent of the Senior Class: l resident of Athletic Association: Chairman of Executive Committee of Athletic Associbiong Member of Athletic Council: Glee Club: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet: Monogram Club: Class Basketball: Varsity Baskethallg Captain of Varsity Baseball: Man- ager of Varsity Footballg The B. C. Baz' Staff. Junior f1ctizfitiv.r: Vice-President of the Vic' torian Literary Society: Vice-President of the Class: Varsity Basketball and liaseballg Class Basketball and Track: Y. M. C. A.: Associate Editor of RIPPLESQ Monogram Clubg Clark in Eyes of Love. He is jolly, good-ruzlurrd and trim, And Iris, he is ':t'I'lli11g to do. One of the most popular members ol' our class. ,lim has been a leader in many lines, while arnong us. He entered col- lege with us as a Rat, but dropped out the next year to take his Sophomore Work iII the Mennonite School at Har- risonburg, Virginia. He returned to us for his last two years, which were full of activity. To show our high esteem for his ability and character we elected him Vice-President of the Class in our Junior Year. He has won wide fame as one of the most brilliant baseball pitch- ers in the state. Jim's circle of friends seems to in- clude the whole world. He is always cheerful, polite, and considerate. He will perform any task placed upon himg and when it comes to fun, J'im's right in it. His academic records are just as brilliant as his character and athletic ability. So, Cheerio, Jim, and we know you'll make good. 'TW' .- H 1, .3 S551-'