Bridgewater College - Ripples Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

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N , 1. J EMMA SEEHORN BRIDGEWATER, VIRGINIA Major: French. Senior Activities: Secretary of Class, Glce Clubg Operettag Secretary of Virginia Lee Lit- erary Society: Class Basketball. ifunior .fJcti'oitI'eJ.' Secretary of Virginia Lee lflterary Society, Secretary of Class: Glee Clubg Operettag Reeta in Eyes of Love. The Secret of Success is the Coustancy of Purpose. The Class of 1932 is glad to have Emma as one of its members. She is the secretary of our class and has filled that place very emciently. Although Emma is a day student she has won her way into the hearts of all with her smile and cheerful disposition. .She is always happy and ready for a good time. She is near enough to thc campus to take an active part in school activities and especially in the musical programs. Emma has proved to be a good stu- dent even though she has given much attention to music. VVe are proud to say that she is among the list of piano graduates. Emma possesses a strong determination and performs well each task assigned to her. The class oi 32 bids you success in life, Emma. r ROBERT FLORY BRIDGEVVA'l'liR, VUQGINIA Major: English. -Senior Activities: Y. M. C. A.: President, Virginia Lee, Literary Society, Varsity Basket- ballg Varsity Tennis: Intercollegiate Debate Squadg Treasurer, Senior Class, Treasurer, Virginia Lee Literary Societyg Advertising Manager, :RIPPLESQ T. K, A. Member. Junior Activities: Y. LL C. A.: Varsity Basketballg Varsity Tennis: Treasurer of Class, Assistant Advertising Manager of RIPPLES. True to his word, his work, and his friends. Bobby as we know and call him, joined the Class of '32 in his Freshman year and was one of the several members of our class who came direct from the High School in Bridgewater to the col- lege. Bobby is noted for his congeni- ality to everyone and especially to his classmates, always with a smile, which we won't'forget. In athletics our mind naturally drifts to the familiar scenes, of his exhibitions on the basketball floor, characterizing a keen eye for the basket, which was also used in his favorite pas- time on the tennis courts. According to circulated information, Bobby is planning to use his forceful reasoning, his literary abilities, and his thorough knowledge of thc economic Field, in the capacity of a journalist in the economic realm of life. I-1'ere's wish- ing you plenty oi success through your future studies and lifc.

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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-'

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l' .... l ..., wa. i 5.5325 , se, an ii i tial , it menu sm ,W , , saw - -if ,. mut- J. MAURICE BOVVMAN CALLAWAY, VIRGINIA Major: Chemistry. Senior Artiziitivs: President ot' Virginlia Lee Literary Societyg Y, M. C. A., Manager of liaselmllg Business Manager of .RIPPLESQ Treas- urer of the Athletic Association: Executve Committee of Athletic Association, Memher of Athletic Councilg Monogram Cluhg Member of Intercollegiate Press Association. .lmzior ArI1'1.ii'tic.r: Virginia Lee Literary So- ciety: Y. M. C. A.: Assistant Business Manager of Rim-LES: Business Manager of the B, C. BN: Football Sqltiadg Assistant Manager of llasehallg Royal 'lanton in Eyes of Love, J flare do all that may bcromc a man, lllllll flares do more is HOIIIHH Maurice entered college in 'ZS and has spent his entire college career with the Class of '32. Bowman is liked hy all that know himg especially, memhers of the fairer sex. During his junior and Senior ycars he was hurdcued with many ac- tivities, all of which he performed ex- ceedingly well. As manager of the Eagle liasketliall team he has scheduled the best trip that has been taken hy any athletic team in many years-that one heing a trip to New Jersey, Pennsyl- vania. and Delaware. xlVllCll Bowman is assigned an activity such as, Business Manager of the RiPP1.lis, even though a clihicnlt task, we are assured that the joh will he properly handled. judging from the record he has made in college we feel sure that there will he a lsright future for him. That he may he successful in whatever profes- sion hc enters is the sincere desire of the class of '32, i 1 l 2 .it -, il l AN G ELIN E CHAPMAN VVl2x'ERs CAVE, VIRGINIA Mufor: English. Sriiiof' Acti1J1't1fc.r: Victorian Literary Society. Junior Activities: Victorian Literary Society. Une 'wlzo rlocs rr littlc more than is a.rlez'd, who Ialecxr ti little more care tlmn 'is expected, 'who puts the small flctnils on an equal footing w-ith thc, more important, is the om: who wins .YlfCC'C.T.T. Sunny, jovial and vivifyingg always hopeful and never sad-that's our Angel Folks who know her best, delight to call her this affectionate name, for it does not seem amiss, She is true hlue, and steel true, so that to know her is to love her. She has become an interwoven part of the Class of '32, during the three years that she has been with us. Angeline came to us in the fall of '29, as a Sophomore, having attended prev- ious summer schools. She is a very capable person and has already experi- enced the thrill of being a successful school marmf' For three years before she came to B. C., she wielded her influence upon the lives of pupils whom she taught. And even yet, in spite of her own student activities, she is very successfully supervising the kindergar- ten department of the local school. She prefers to have a special de- gree conferred upon her hy a certain if she should realize her mission work in Korea,- Newmang or desire to do wherever she is and whatever she is do- ing we know that she will win for her- Hcre's our hcst wishes self, success. to you, Angeline! i