Bridgewater College - Ripples Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

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H!! 5 MX if 1 u fb' f f 1 'Qf5't4a'gni7'f ,J Memoriaf g OLLIZ EFS A QEIIEIPW-TIHRWIB G TI-IE COLLEGE TI-IE CLASSES oizfenfs ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS EEATUIQES f W 1 ffl w JW R ff Mgfflfdfsgfsw, , Vxggmwjv if Qxfjmm X Q ,fu 39014 QNE S NX ae Galley DR. JOHN S. FLORY M.A., Ph.D., LL.D,, Litt.lJ. President Emeritus DR. PAUL l-IAYNES BOVVMAN MLA., D.D., LL.D. President CH A RLES C. XX Rl G1-IT l3.A., M.A., Ph.lJ. Dean Prufv.r.vor uf El'OlIUlIIic'.x' and C'o1l1n1v1'rv CECH- IKENBERRY B.A., B.lJ. 'Freasurer and Business Ri1lll1lgCl' of the College MARGARET P. IDIXON BS. Direrlur of Guidunve In.rlrm'tor 'in I-lame E4'o11cmm'.v RUIJOLPI-l A. GLICK BA., MA. Director of G11ida11cc .-Ixsovialu Prafeawr of JiUL1fl14'1IlC11'il'.Y EVERETT A. SHOBER MORLEY I. MAYS B.A., MLA. BA., MA. Executive Secretary Assistant to the President flmoriate Profesxor of Amvorialc Ij1 0fEA'.Y07' of E11gl'i.v1z Erluraliolz FACULTY J. KIAURICE I-I ENRY BA., MA., Pl1.lJ. l'1'afz',v.v0r of lli.fIn1'y and l'01ilif'al .S4t'iCl11'l' and l,i1vrm'iu11 ALLEN H. IZICKNEIJ. B,A,, MA., 1'h.IJ. l'1'ofvx.vm' of Fm'vig:1 1.ang1mgv FREDERICK D, DOVE BA., I'3.lJ., NIA., PILIJ. Profcxvxor of 1'.v3'rl1nl0gy una' Sofia! Sriclm' CHARLES SHULL BS., MA. P1'ofv.r.w1' nf J,Ht1fl7f'Il1l1f'l.l'.Y and Pl1y.vir.v NELSON T. HUFFQMAN HA., B.Mus,, M.Mus. Pr0fv.v.vm' of If'01'rc and Iiirvrfm' of llflwxir RUTH E. XYEYBRIGI-IT RM. IILTf7'I!L'f01' in Organ, Piano, and Tlwary NEVVTON D. COOL MSC. I11.vlrufl0r' in Evonmnics and COH1HlC7'l'L' BEN NN. FUSON BA., M.A., Ph.IJ. A.v.vof'iaIr' Profexsor of English FACULTY HARRY G. M. JOPSON BS., M.A., Pl1.D. Profvssor of Biology FRANCES E. SILLIMAN B.S., MS. Assistant Professor of Biology 'W. DONALD CLAGUE B.A. Assistant Professor of CIZEPIIIZVIVQ' and 'Diredor of Athletics JOHN W. BASTA BS. Assisffmf Professor of Foreign Languagv S., RUTH HOVVE B.S., MSC. Assistant Professor of Home Erofzomifs BLANCHE SPAULIJING B.S. Inslructor in Home ECUHOIII-l'l'.Y and xDlCflflUll MINOR C. MILLER B.A., M.R.E. Professor of Religious Educafiou MARSHALL R. WOLFE B.A., B.D. flssistanf Professor of Philosophy and Religion 'f'First Semester FACULTY LUCIELLE J. SHOBER BA. l11.vfr'1n'lm' in Voirc A. OLIVIA COOL BA. In.v1rm'lor in Piano ALICE G. BEARDSLEY B.1I. Inlstmrfar' in Music RUTH N. SMITH B.S. Ifzxlru-vlor' in Collllmwrv and Plzyxrml Eduratgon AGNES V. KLINE PLA., Bb. m Lb. .-I.v.x'i.vIar1I LIIJl'lll'1'HlI RIATTIE V. CLICK ILA. .5'vfr'vla1'3' lo Ihr l'rr.vidm1I O. LEON GARBER BA. l'nrfrm'I0r in Plmviml Edllffl-IIOII and qDirm'f0r1 of flllrlvfifxv ELIZABETH VYAMPLER R.N. Rzrxidwft Nurse ecrmd Semester xSCcond Semester GEORGE S. ROVX-'E M .D. College 1'11y.vi4'ia11 OLIVE D. GRAHAM B.S. Ilzslrurlor in Ar! MINNIE R. VVAGENSHEIM. 'Dietit'1'a-JL FACULTY EDNA J. VOUGHT Dirrcfor of Rc.vVz7dvr1rc MARY GASCHO IJi7'6'L'f0l' of Rr'.vidf'11rc AMY MILLER Bookkeeper BETTY XI. RAY Ofiirc Secvcflary Q u H yw ,4 Xxx W w 30014 Two Q NX agczmm Sitting: Scrogum, Ziglar Standing: Bowman, Basta Senior Qflicers RUTH MARIE SCROGUM ..... AVA LEE VVILSON ..... . , . GERALDINE ZIGLER .... FRED HOVVMAN ... JOHN VV. BASTA .... ... . . . . .President .Vice-President . . . . .Svm'cfa1'3' . . . . . . T1'm.ru1'e'r .Famlfy Adviser SENIORS M. PHYLLIS HEAHM ROANON12, VIRGINIA Pl1yl , , . clrainzities . . . XIVashington, D. C. . . . Teacln-r?? . . . neat . . . attractive . VVOocl-'Hue for Men . . . French . . . Marines!! . . Mrs. Voughfs assistant' . . . worn-out loafers . . cheerleader . . . cats . . . sleeping in class . . You never can somciirnes tell! . . . May Queen. lfngzigefl . . . Alpha Psi Omega! GLORIA li. FSOHN UNION Bmooif, NIARYLAND Glory . . . Home Ee. major . . . President of Societas Orpliea . . . l was all right, but I got over itf' . . . practice teacher at North River , . . giggler . . . Mu Epsilon Mu , . . liquid lipstick . . . flirt in El friendly sort of way . . . Home Demonstration Agent . . . independent . , . willing worker , . . lockers . . . Do you mincl?? ELIZARETI-l ANNIE HOXNMAN llAssI-:'r'l', V'IRt2lNlA Libby Anne . . . lirlifor Of Bm' . . . Stuclent Coun- cil . . . Sweetpezis . . . Amy in Little l'V'0WlC'71 . . . flrzimarics . . . mail . . . males . . . 2l6 . . . English major . . . Mu 'Epsilon Mu . . . friendly . . . journal- ism . . . interestinff converszitionalist . . . tennis cham- b pion FF? SENIORS FRED M. HOVVMAN 'UNION BRIDGE, MARYLAND '!Freclcliel' . . . whistler . . . ministerial student . . . co-chairman of Student Volunteers . . . Wl1o's Who . . . Bethany . . . another Bowman !! . . . bass voice . . . honor student. . .yen for freshman girls. . .short. , . senior class treasurer. . .black curls. . .treasurer of senior class. ROSALIE A. ROVVMAN TROUTVILLE, VIRGINIA Rosie . . . feature editor of Bro , . . Mu Epsilon Mu . . . hates spiders . . . Alpha Psi Omega . . . i'Beth in Little Wfomerz . . . vice-president of Curtain Club . . . Ev's roommate four years . . . Glee Club . . . stu- dent director of The Bm'1'f'tt5 . . . stationery . . . pickles and olives . . . Night and Day . . . more pickles! DORIS V. CLINE HARRisoNnURG, Vrnomm Juke . . . summer school . . . the Cline palsy . . . Elizabeth in The Barratt.: .... school teacher at North River . . . English major . . . petite . . . Glee Club . . . pickles and potato chips . . . l'm just so proud to be here! . . , engaged . . . whiz at bridge . . . My mother told me this would happen! . . , friendly . . . Dean . . . Alpha Psi Omega. SENIORS A. HELENA CROUSE QUEEN ANNE, MAIQYLAND 'l'roy . . . Mu Epsilon llflu . . . Societas Orphea . . . Dale . . . picket fence . . . wedding bells in june . . . Home lic. Major . . . sweet . . . those big brown eyes . . . Student Volunteers . . . Maryland farmer's daughter . . . domestic . . . eve1'yone's friend . . . Glee Club. . W. I--I. EDMONSON, JR. Biunob:wA'i'i4:R, VI.I1GINIA Speedy , . . . chemistry major . . . President of Science Club , . . band . . . orchestra . . . always needs a shave . . . stage manager . . . S.C.M .... . day student . . . business manager of Bm' . . . always late . . . Mr. March in Little VVOHZPII A... depend- able . . . wears white socks . . . gets around on that bike! MARGARICT V. CLICK liulmzi-:wA'rl-Ju, VIRGINIA lVlickie . . . Ladies Quartctte . . . August grad- uate . . . opera and potato chips . . . Glee Club . . . English rnajor . . . the whispering Glick . . . S.C.M. . . . ambition-singer . . . vegetable soup . . . friend- ly . . . those easy A's in English . . . personality . . . reading plays during classes . . . smart. SENIORS D. PAUL GREENE B14 11101-:wA'1'14:R, V 1 Koi N 1 A Davie . . . family man . . . Presideiit of Athletic Association . , . History major . . . Dr. Henry , . . black chevrolet . . . baseball . . . minister . . . assistant athletic director . . . My son-!! . . . strong advocate of marriage . . , cooperative . . . sense of humor . . . Those meals my wife cooks. . . May Court. GEORGE E. HALL BooN1zsv1L1-is, VIRGINIA Returned veteran . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . Egypt . . , baseball . . . obliging . . . that string band! . . . blushes easily . . . one of those Yount boys! . . . sincere . . . big brother . , . neat . . . capable . . . tall and dark . . . May Court. ANNA C. HARTMAN MliYERSDALE, PEN N svLvAN IA Tommy , . . Student Body Prexy . . . band . . orchestra . . . ice-cream . . . psychology major . . . Wl1o's Who . . . Societas Orphea . . . sour pickles, stuffed olives . . . nursing . . . always happy . . . blonde hair . . . sweet . . . District of Columbia . . . my room- mate-Gloria! . . . May Court. .I 1. 1 . 2442. ,aiu ,df A445 1' 4' 'Aw ...fy if f. ff X K A A Q- 4 r If 1 .,VV , 3,131.7 I? ,, J J ,. ,-fg.44Qa' if 1 - eb N ' if o , . .1 J f. A-.fr -1, 7 X, . . , SENJIORS J .4-A . r '. J - J, H W .VA 4 .51 ,. A if . .Ji ' Q ,A M --4? H. JOYCE l'lliATVVOl-E 'J A f J o ' ' ' l'lARRlSONl3L'RG, Viicqmm MVA J.,,. , ,XJ-. at U :LA --3 J' V ig' .. Q- 9 'j 'M joy-D . . . inclepenrlent . . . L.Ul'l2-1111 Llub . . A original ll . . . lVleatball . . . e1'uiSer'l . . . coffee . . . ' if - Q u n I M affection complexion . . . Pedro . . . urgent mail . . '-4 Wl1z1t fl'ya want to make those eyes at me for?? . . . .- Nl-larrv, the electrician . . . blonde hair and bi Y bluef ' . E CH CyCS...fl'lC1ltlly. A fb 1 t id J' ' Q l ' J 4 I ' 'fl -'D . If -51' .f , xv ,9 ROl'lIQli'l' li, l-ll'1VllNER lX loN'1'e1.A1R, Ni-:u' JERSEY Prof . . . senior camping trip . . . Columbia . . librarian , . . wants to visit Stratford, England . . incliviclualistic . . . l.lQ.C .... linglish major . . . vice- presiclent of T.li.A .... very frank! . . . ambition- to get out of ILC .... Dr. Henry . . . Speech Club . . those features for the lim' . . . beautiful cows! . bridge player. li-- 5 BEN E. I-IOOVER Tl M1si4:1wIrEi-if, VIRGINIA U1lCl6l'g'1'l'JLIl1Cl Timberville , . . news for the B00 . . . math major , . . basketball . . . baseball . . . vice-presi- rlenl of Student Council . Democrat . . . practice teacher . . . honor roll+oncel! . . . plaid shirts . . . 450 angle . . , basketball captain . , . jim . . .engineer- ing . . . May King. f ff SENIORS EVELYN M. JONES l'!HILADIELPI-IIA, P1aNNsvl.vAN1A Ev . , . Editor of R1P1'Lk:s . . . cheerleader . . . co-chairman of Student Volunteers . . . sleeps con- tinually . . , Wl1o's Who , . . Meg in Little lfVomcn . . . l'Philly . . . cherry pie a la mode with ice-cream on top . . . English major QOh, melj . . . Yankee . . . art . . . Crlee Club . . . Rosie's roommate four years . . Societas Orphea . . . sweet smile . . . May Court . . Alpha Psi Omega. HELEN E. JORDAN MT. CRANYFORD, Viuomm jordan . . . basketball . . . mischievous . . . snap- shot editor . . . 'Tm going nuts trying to think of characteristic poses! . . . chemistry lab . . , orchestra . . . Student Council . . . band . . . likable . . . Those big, blue eyes! . . . slacks . . . Girls Monogram Club . . . I get blamed for everything! . . . enjoys life . . . ambition-to get married. GENEVA KOHNE MA'l'H1,xs, WEs'l' XIIRGINJA Gee Kay . . . summer school at Madison . . . reserved . . . special interest in the Army . . , Educa- tion major . . . engaged , . . S.C.M ..,. willing work- er . . . Wz11'Clo . . . Evelyn's roommate , . . HS. in Home Ec. later . . . june bride . . . quiet . . . friendly. i i QQ? QLEF- jp RA f' E Niki..- , , ,, 'CLS 'gi ff ,h .t ' 71 1 . J' V ,v,. V' -, I 4 .ff -' Y 1- 'T ' 'P V. 1 ' ' ' K A ' ,J , I 'S 'f' t , x A 'CN x 5 W of ' - , 'bb 'I V '- f ' t f , 1 Tv' by ' , , A 3' 0 ' ' - f ,J - ' r ' I-,J ,' 1 , . V -- ' K ,a.lS'ENfORS , . A , 1. r , , i , ,' I I -l V ' 9 illgi, , X N , i I V V' -D , F Wg, ' ' , 'YQ B,li l lfY4ifRNN l-llASli' V V ' ' rm . ' Nlg:xVlXilA1uuf:'1'.M,xiw1,AN1J C g '-Rtfa, - ,. ', mfr' .4 , -- , - - , - ,P 4, li.A. . . . business Manager ot lxIl'I'Ll-ZS . . . bec- Xza rf . , U , ' . ,, V, retary ot T.lx.A .... holly, l reel dumb! . . . Lvlee Club . . . orchestra . . . quiet, but no angel! . . . prac- tice teacher . . . occupant of room wry close to back porch , . . those brown curls . . . dormitory assistant . . . Marylaudei' . . , Speech Club . . . Forensic Coun- cil . . . You're speaking ot' the roomate l love! . . . sweet . . . lfuglish history! IDORCJTHY R. M CGEE XCINTON, Vllatzlmix Dot . . . mid-term graduate . , . one semester at Bethany . . . Bible major . . . heel taps! . . . 5.C.M. . . . future: undecided tM.R.E, or lXfl.R.5.j . . . onion feeds . . .friendly . . . l heard you were going down the street tonight V' . . . auction sale . . . suits . . . jerry and liv . , . that comprehensive ll . . . big-hearted. M. RO5Al.lli Mll.l.lill l'S1.,xt'l4sist'm:, VIRGINIA Gil . . . music major . . . work completed at V.P.I. . . Clee Club . . . food . . . violin . . . Miss Bearclsley . . . movies . . . late telephone calls . . .organist . . . trips to lflarrisonburg . . . striped p.j.'s . , . March bride . . . Charlottesville trips. ' A SENIORS MARY E. PITSIENBARGER H 1-:ADwA'1'14:Rs, VIRoiN1,x Mary P . . . biology major . . . School teacher . . . lirst semester graduate . . . S.C.M ..., quiet . . . farm girl . . . I.R.C .... Crocheting-from table cloths to puppy dogs! . , . Science Club . . . friendly . . . tech- nician-to-be ...' Virginia . . . diligent . . . creative. EVELYN A. RITCHIIE Cnmisks, VvIRGlN1A Arlcy . . . VVisty and Alice . . . F.O.R. . . . dis- cussions on immortality . . , Geneva . . . practice teach- er . . . F.M.F .i.. clabbles in poetry '... VVarclo . . . English major . , . excitable . . . lab assistant . . . Glee Club . . . hikes . . . farm girl . . . puns! ELAINE M. ROHIUQTSON WlNs'l'oN-SA1.1-:1x1, NlJlQ'l'll CARCJLINA Miscellaneous . . . president of Mu lfpsilon Mu . . . Vlfilma . . . practice teacher at North River . . . S.C.M. , . . home management house . . . Curtain Club . . . cook on, camping trip . . . Jesse . . . that North Carolina accent!! . . . Smitty . . . sweet . . . willing worker . . . petite. SENIORS H. CATlell2RlNli ROLLER llfxluusnx nclus, XIIRUINIA Wisty . . . psychology major . . . S.C.M. . . Aunt March in Lillie lflfmziwi . . . Societas Orphea . . . Chicago . . . Curtain Club . . . NNarclo . . . secretary in Regional Olilice . . . Frau and Alice . . . coopera- tive . . . fun-loving . . . ping-pong . . . Glee Club . . . hikes ..,l A lpha Psi Omega. lXflARGARlf1T M. SC H MIDT Sxrixwrux, lvlaicvrixwu Smitty, jr. . . . Mu Epsilon Mu . . . Glenn!! . . . green chevrolet . , . practice teacher . . . news reporter for Hn' . . . mail and boxes of food . . . Marylancler and proud uf it . . . secretary-treasurer of Curtain Club . . . attractive brunette . . . Miscellaneous . . . Home inanageinent house . . . VVesty. . . . Life, RUTH lXflARlli SCROGUM C1'x11sr:1:1.AN1i, MAIWLAND Scrubby . . . music major . . . Jo in Little lfV'0171t'll . . . Societas Cilrphea . . . president of senior class . . . piano . . . organ . . . secretary of S.C.M. . . . bridge . . . student teacher . . . Mr. and Mrs. Clague . . . preacherls daughter , . . Alpha 'Psi Omega . . . committees. ' ln lt L' ' I SENIORS E. KATHLEEN SKELTON Bnlincrzwwriax, Vikomm English major . . . organ . . . Societas Orphea . . . Curtain Club . . . piano . . . day student . . . Glee Club . . . practice teacher . . . Jean and Margaret . . . pleasant . . . Cl'1aplain's daughter . . . tall and blonde . . . friendly . . . smart. AVA LEE VVILSON LONE FoUN'rA1N, V1RG1N1A Basketball . . . president of Girls Monogram Club . . . stubborn . . . practice teacher . , . attractive . . . senior editor of IQIPPLES . . . always hungry . . . iirst semester graduate . , . summer school . . . Fay . . . tennis . . . poise . . . horseback riding . . . school marrn now , . . vice-president of senior class. SENIORS Iil.lZAl3ETH J. WOLFKILL HAG1-:Rs'1'oxx'N, lXfIAuYl.ANn Betty . . . pre-mecl . . . SCM .... basketball aspirzmt . . . slzlsli-claslt-it-VVolfkill . . . captain Fight- ing Eagles . . . F.M.l7 .... Glee Club . . . debating . . . cleaning lady? , . . late articles for the Ben . . . cocoa- nut Cakes and lX:'Zl11I.1lS . . . second year Spanish!! . . . friendly . . . lab assistant . . . willing worker. GICRALIJI NE ZIGLER ELGIN, lLI.INOlS Jerry . . . XVomen's Quartette . . . secretary of senior class music major . . . Mrs, March in Litilf' IfVnu1m . . . Priscilla . . . Soeietas Orphea . . . Curtain Club , . . secretary of Alpha Psi Gmega . . . bz-incl . . . Iulantl1e . . . trips to New York . . . Ev and Dot . . . goocl-nzttured . . . friendly . . . talented . . . Johnny . . . Engaged. X L 'i KATHLEEN H. MITCHELL CHICAGO, ILLINOIS fx? Y En illivmnriam I-Iarrg EH. Fllalin. llr. Qsniamin M. igrirharh Killed in France, Shot Clown over Nagoya, Japan, June 25, 1944 May 14, 1945 To the memory of our first year at college Hood the many joys, sorrows, aspirations and accomplishments we experienced here at Briclgewater. Each of us, in part, was responsible for a glorious year, and so in special gratitude and tribute we honor two of the members of our Class who macle a lasting contribution and whom we can never forget. :- Left to Right: Dixon, Flory, Ziglar, Fifcr, Stcagall Junior Hicers SARA ZTGLER ......... MARGARET STEAGALL . . . . . . MIRNA REILI2 FLORY .... -IEAN Puffin ........... . MARGARET P. DIXON ..... .. . . . .President , . V'iC?-Pl'6SlU'E'1'l,f . .... Sefreta-ry . . . . . .T1'casm'c'1 .Faculty Adviser f' 1 , ' AVVHLTER G. BANGLE MT So1.oN, X-IIRCIINIA Doris Lee . . . married man . . . preacher BARBARA L. BARNI-IART Ro,xNoIcIi, VIIRGIN IA Qpaidj typist . . . NUTTY . . . bridge games DORRIS IXI. BERRY I-IzAKsvII.I.Iz, NoIz'rH C.fxIzoI-INIx summer school . . . Commie . . . friendly MARIE F. IBURGESS KI-:YsIsR, VVIQS1' VIIIIIINIA Cute . . . summer school . . . .Dimples I KEITH R. CRI M STImsIsURc:, VIIIIIINIA Forensics . . . brains . . . iIIteI'estiIIg MERVIN A. CRIPE GfJSHIiN, INIJIANA Mcrve . . . College Park . . . frierdly PHYLLIS O. CUPI' STAUN'I'oN, VlIil1INIfX Likable . . . vivacious . . . head waitress CONSTANCE M. DEXNESE CIAUIJEY BRIDGE, Wmwr VIIIIII NIA Connie . . . basketball . . . good nzxtured KERMIT O. EARLY I-IARRISIINRIIRU, XIYIRGINIA Cotton . . . day student . . . reteI':1II GEORGE j. EDVVARDS .I3RInI:IcwATIaR, XIIRISINIA Chemistry!! . . . tenor . . . photc-grapher RICHARD NY. ELLER ROA NOKIQ, V IIIGINIA Dick . . . basketball . . . bass voice . . . May Court VVENDELL C, El.I.ER BUHNA VIS1':X,Vll2fQIN1:X Rev .... Dish washer . . . Clericus JUNIORS JEAN L. FIFER COVINITITJN, VIRIZINIA soprano . . . class treasurer . . . green clothes MIRNA BELLE FLORY Buiimrzicvvmiziz, XIIRGINIA quiet . . . library worker . . . stuclious JANE B. FOUT Glu Nlisnouo, XIIRKZINIA pleasant . . . tczvclicr . . . quiet GLENN S. GARNER Wi2s'r1x1 1 Nwrlziz, MAlwl.ANim ministcr . . . grcvn clicvrnlct . . . rlepenrlzililc JOHN T. GLICK, JR. Binnzziaw.-x'rizk, Vnuzi N IA jol1nliy . . . singer . . . popular . . . friendly GER.-Xl.IJ C. HICKS .HA4LlCRS'I'OWN, BIARYLANID twin . . . liznlcl . . . Now lct mc think. JERRY D. HICKS I-l,u:iaRs1'nvvN, KIARYLAND l liaskctlmzlll-long shots . . . witty??? . . . Hagerstown ROY H. HOIJGE, JR. I-lo1'S1'RINt:s, XIIRGINIA Vctcrnn . . . Ilzwc . . . run-around W. DAVID KAHLE rlnROIl'I'VIl.l.l2, Vmfai NIA Roy . . . rcturnr-rl to B. C' .... ladies' man ? HOMER BI. KLINE Ilizrmimvvnv, Viruamm Hamm . . . lwlnncl curls . . . liill hilly music XYILMA KLINE Kl:xN,xszs,xs,Vim:lN1A SCM. co-prcsirlcnt . . . jesse . . . efficient KENNETH IB. MCGOLERICK NEW KlARKii'r, BlARYLAND music major . . . thc voice . . . Edsel l 1 JUNIORS ROBERT S. MILLER BRIDILEWATER, X7IRGINlA Sam . . . women . . . Glce Club HAZEL D. MORSING lRvINc:'rrmN, NEW JERSEY pianist .... H'bnrg bound . . . Social Science major JAMES J. OTIS BOWLING GREEN, Onm cars CForclsJ . . . Dear Flcwhartu . . . clarinet NINA E. PETERS LEAKSVILLIE, NTFRTH CAROLINA Pete . . . that quict??? gang . . . Jimmy THELMA I. PRIGEL GLEN ARM, MARYLANI1 Sweet . . . Home Ec. Lab . . . bright sayings NIILDRED V. REVERCOMB DAY'I'0N,VvIRf2lN1A friendly . . . ambitious . . . intelligent ROBERT E. RICHARDS CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS arguments . . . star athlete . . . Mary JOE G. RIELEY BLUE RIDIQE, XIIRGTNI.-X Air Corp . . . pre-engineering . , . witty?? KATH RYN E. RITTEN HOUSE QUEEN ANNE, NIARYLA NIB Kappy . . . blue eyes . . . Eastern Shore ROBERTA M. SADD IWANASSAS, VIRtlINlA Sadie . . . trombone player . . . chem. lab. SYLVIA J, SEESE JUNIOR, VVEST -V'IRGINIA RIPIJLPIS . . . Syb . . . original MARGARET E. STEAGALL RIXDFIJIRD, VIRGINIA charming and neat . . . May Court . . . Movie Fan JUNIORS GLENN XV. SUTIQR H rxmusuxlumrs, x7lRi2lNl.'X Summcr 9:hOOI . , . malh l11'2liI1 . EIJSEI. W, WALKER XVOOIIF-'I'OCK, Vlllfil N m Transfer Stuclcnt . . . prc-Inu' . . . Orchestra IJAILEY D. YOUNG S1uwN1'ON, Vmumm veteran . . , preacher . . . quiet SARA V. ZIGLER T1 Mnmevu,I.12, Vmrzml.-x popular . . . Benny . , . Timlmervillc . . . Maclismn and nice . . always busy C. ALLEN I-IARPINE HARTilS1JNBUlifi, V1Rr:1Nm EUGENE S. KERRICK TOMS BROOK, Vmrzmm FLETCHER POPE, JR. BrunOEWA'1'12R, XIIRGINIA JOHN F. ZIRKLE DAYTON, XIIRGINIA 1. P I N Y . gs X J if 6 f B- 0 Left to Right-Tater, Lunsford, Claguc, Shank, Garner Sophomore Officers BYRD TETER, . . GLENN GARNLR ........., ... CONSTANCE LUNSFORD ..... LOIS SHANK .............. W. DONALD CLAGUE ..... President . Vir L'-P7'L',Y'iff6'vl1 I . . . . .Secretary . . . . . .Trc?asm'er . . . .Faculty Advisef' SOPHOMORES N. FRANCES BRUBAKER Rocky Mount, Va. ANNIE LAURA CARPENTER Briglitwoori, V a. MARY LEAH CLIN E Vienna, Vu. TH ELM A CONN ER Roznloke, Vu. ,IUNE M. CRAUN Briclgcwnter, Vu. 'PAUL ll. CRURILEY Ewing, Vu. S. ALLISON IJIEHI. Port Republic, Va. ERR! A L. I DOVE Criclcrs,V:1. CECIL O. ECKARIJ Micldlutnwn, Md. S. VIRGINIA EYE Franklin, XV. Vu. SARAH X . FIKE Bomics Mill, Va. lIE'I l'Y JO IIUNKLIOUSER KIcGaI1uysx'illc, Vu. JOSEPH L. GLICK Briclgcwutcr, Vu. LLOYIB GOCI-I ENO LI R Edinburg, Va. CARROLL C. CIOOIJRIIJGE Iiuycc, Va. .IOI-IN NV. GOSNELL Ml. Airy, Md. GARLAND L. HOLLEN Ilzlyton, Va. BETTY JEAN HOOK ER Covington, Va. SOPHOMORES JOHN L. HOPKINS McGaheysvi11e, Va. GIVEN E. HUFFMAN Keezletown, Va. CORNELIA M. JARRETT Bassett, Va. ROBERTA A. KINZIE Troutville, Va. BETTY NELL LAMBERT Dayton, Va. ESTHER M. LANDIS Christiansburg, Va. CONSTANCE C. LUNSFORD Leztsburg, N. C. INA S. MASON Broadway, Va. MARJORIE A. MCAVOY Fayetteville, VV. Va. RUSSELL L. MCAVOY Fayetteville, VV. Va. CHARLES E. MILLER Bridgewater, Va. E1m1NA B, MILLER junior, w. va. R. GENE MILLER Harrisonburg, Va. ALMA M. MOYERS Brandonville, YN. Va. AMY LOU MYERS Fairfax, Vu. DORIS RUTH MYERS Bridgewater, Va. THELMA E. NEIL Covington, Va. M. MORENE NEXVTON Troutville, Va. SOPHOMORES l LEONA F. RAISH Harrisonlmrg, Vu. GARLAND L. REED Salem, Va. HELEN L. RESH C1r:mtsville,Md. LEON VV. RH O DES l Dayton, Vu. G. EVELYN ROLLER Timlmerville, Va. I. FRANCES ROLLER Harrisonburg, Vu LOIS C. SHANKN Hugcrstovvn, Mcl. ISABELLE M. SH EETZ VVincl1ester, Va. SAMUEL H. SHERFY Jolmsou City, Term. CARLTON E. SHICKEL Bridgewater, Va. EUGENE E. SMITH Churclwillc, Va. Cl-IARLES L. SNYIJER Ml. Crawford, Vu. VVILLIAM STEPH ENSON Muntcrcy, Vu. H. IRYRIJ 'PETER Ft. Seylwrt, X-Y. Vu. A UI JR EY M. VEST,-X l. Spray, N. C. ROLLANII K. XN'AL'l'ElQ5 Clllunpuign, lll. JANICE A. WARNER Lynclrlmrg, Vu. V. RUTH XVEST Chosen, Fla. SOPHOMORES DANIEL S. VVEYBRIGHT Tl1urmont,Md. EVA LEE VVHITE Roanoke, Va. ALEENE C. VVRIGHT VVeycrs Cave, Va. ALICE M. WRIGHT Bristow, Va. PEGGY P. NVRIGHT Roanoke, Va. CLAUDE F, KERSI-I PAUL OREBAUGI-I Bridgewater, Vu. JOHN PENICI-Q Clearfield, Penna. Timberville, Vu. SPECIAL STUDENTS MARGARET L. GREEN E Bridgewater, Va. LUCY CRIST Bridgewater, Vu. ARLIE L. FLORY Grottoes, Va. il Left lu Right-Fuson, Neff, .-Xrlmgasl, liliuu, NX'ine 1 Il -I Q Illlilcn CGI Freshman fficers JOE WINE ....... HARLEY KLINE .... CON STANCE AR HOGAST .... RAY NEFF .......... IDR. BEN VV. FUSON ..... . . . . .President . Vice-Prcsfident . . . . .Secretary . . . . . .Treasurer Fafulfy .f-la'vixvr FRESHMEN MARY O. ACKERMAN Richmond, Va. POLLY C. ADAMS Penhook, Va. LOUISE ALDERMAN ' Floyd, Va. T. C. ANDERSON, IR. Norfolk, Va, CONSTANCE F. ARBOGAST Junior, VV. Va. ELVA Y. AYLOR Brightwood, Va. JOHN F, BAKER Mt. Crawford, Va. GRACE A. BARRICK Edinburg, Va. ROSALYN L. BEAHM Easton, Md. ELIZABETH L. BEARD Chevy Chase, Md. DOROTHY V. BENNETT VVyoming, Del. IAM ES E. BOGGS Lcwishurg, VV. Va. ERNEST V. ISOTIFOLL Camaguey, Cuba JOHN V. BOTIFOLL Camaguey, Cuba DONALD V. BOXNMAN Harrisonburg, Va. DORIS K. BOVVMAN Boones Mill, Va. J. ORVILLE BONYMAN Boones Mill, Va. FREDERICK D. BROXNN I-Iarrisoulmurg, Va. LETHA C. BRUBAKER Rocky Mount, Va. R. EMORY BRUBAKER I Rocky Mount, Va. RAYMOND VV. BUSS.-XRD Warm Springs, Va. FRESHMEN FRANK Y. CALDVVELL Radford, Va. VIRGINIA F. CARTER Selma, Va. NANCY RUTH CLAGUE Mobile, Ala. JOHN VV. CLAYTON Luke, M d. ANNA MARY CLICK Bridgewater, Va. I L. VIRGINIA COATES Etlan, Va. HAROLD M. COLLINS Churchvillc, Va. EUGENE V. CRAVEN Hopewell, Va. L. ARLENE DANIELS Bassett, Va. MARVIN E. DEAVERS I-Iarrisonlmurg, Va. MARGARET M. DOENGES Glyuduii, M d. BARBARA L. DOVE Bridgewater, Va. IXIELIJA M. DOVE Criders, Va. DONALD IJ. DRIVER Timbcrvillc, Va. JOSEPH H. EARLY, JR. Elkton, Va. ELIZABETI-I NN . EARMAN New Hope, Va. DORA J. EBERLY Hagerstown, Md. EVELYN V. EDMONSON Bridgewater, Va. HELEN M. EMSVVILER Broadway, Va. T. IMOGENE EYE Franklin, NV. Va. GERALD E. FAWLEY Bridgewater, Va. FRESHMEN CHARLIE ANN FLORA Boones Mill, Va. CARL E. FLORY Harriscmlaurg, Va. ANNA L. FUNK Singers Glen, Va. BETTY JEAN GARBER Staunton, Va. MICHAEL W. GAYNOR Elkton, Va. UAVVN K. GLICK Dayton, Va. RALPH D. GUYTON Boonsboro, Md. JOSEPH A. HALL Boonesvillc, Va. JEANNETTE M. I-IEIJIJINGS Cntlett, Va. ELSIE M. HEVVITT Hazelton, NV. Va. BERNARDO HIIJALGO-GATO Havana, Cuba BERNICE M. HOOKER Nokcsville, Va. TJOROTHY E. HOOKER Covington, Va. ROGER K. HOOVER Timberville,Y11. RALPH B. JARRETT Bassatt, Va. FAY O. JAYNES Hagerstown, Md. JEANNE S. JEUINY Covington, Va. MARY S. JENNINGS Kearncysville, XY. Va. IMOGENE O. JOHNSON Charles Town, XV. Va. LEVVIS D. JOHNSON Hopewell, Va. CHARLES S. KIRACOFE Bridgewater, Va, f I. A I g.-MA,-,Q ,fu-' 3'I-f1'7'i- rs, FRESHMEN MARGARET VV. KI RBY Crimora, Va. E. I-I ARLEY KLI NE Mzmassas, Va. PAULINE M. KNEPIIER Marklcton, Pcnna. ,IAMES P. LAW Bassett, Va. NANCY J. LAYMAN Cloverclzxlc, Va. ,IOI-IN A. LINIJSAY XN':u'm Springs, Vu. VVANIJA G. MARTIN r 'I'routx'iIIe,Va. , , EARL C. MASON Briclgcvvatcr, Va. HELEN G. MASON Bassett, Vu. MARIE A. MAUST Marklclrm, I-'11, G. ELA I N E MCLAUG H LI N I'Io1mcWcII, Va. CONLEY A. MCMULLIZN CI1u1'cI1viIIc, Val. GARETH II. MILLER Briclgcwntcr, Va. M. ELEANOR MILLER I-Iarrismmlmrg, Va. RAYMOND I7. MOORE, JR I71. IJcfiancc,V:1. JEAN K. MORRIS Mt. C'r:1vvforcI. Va. VAULINE G. MOYERS Brm1cIm1viIIc, W. Va. ROSEMARY NAFI7 Ilmmci Mill, Va. RAY A, NEFF Elkridgc, McI. NORMA OATES Pclvrshurg, XY. Va. .MARY K. OGIJEN Big Islancl, Va. 1 f ff . . .. ,U .- 4 , A 5 I i- - l FRESHMEN MICHAEL G. PAPPAS Strasburg, Va. ALVERY B. PARR Crimora, Va. Clevficlcl Penn 1 ll THORA B. PENICK f pax . ' , f z. G Citronelle, Ala. 39 EUGENE R. PUFFENBARGER ' . f Sugar Grove, W. Va. Y, K X ' NAN L. RAISSLE g Birmingham, Ala. ' SHIRLEY H. PETCI-IER I 3! , SI-IELDON L. REXRODE Ft. Seybert, W. Va. A. THEODORE ROBY Cumberland, Md. RANION R. ROlJRlQUEZ Oriente, Cuba EARL D. ROWLAND Hagerstown, Md. ELEANOR L. SCHLOSNAGLE Accident, Md. KIARIAN V. SCHMIDT Swanton, Md. 1 PATRICIA A. SEESE f 1 I 1 Iumor, VV. Va. W3 , - -f , W.. V O. RAYMOND SELLERS 'lf ' f Elkton,Va. , ' 1 CHARLES E. SHEETZ I VVin2:hester, Va. A . A A. OXNEN SHIFFLETT A Elkton, Va. LESTER E. SI-IIFFLETT Broadway, Va. TVVILA D. SI-IINABERRY Dunmore, VV. Va. JUANITA L. SIMMONS Johnson City, Tenn. BOBBY L. SNIITH Port Republic, Va. DOROTHY V. SMITH Staunton, Va. FRESHMEN C. GEORGE SPECK XN'hynesluoro, Va. KI ABLE I... TH OM l'SON New Castle, Penna. YIRGINIA L. TOIJEROFF Brirlgcwater, Vu. FLORA LINIJA VIA Free Union, Va. R. XIAXINE VVAKEMAN Ifclinlmurg, Va. KATI-ILEEN W. WAMPLER Weycrs Cave, Va. V. FRANCES XVI-IITBIORE Edom, Va. HUBERT N. VVI-IITTEN Goode, Va. EDGAR F. NNILKERSON Staunton, Va. FRANCES E. VVILSON AIZlI'lII1SI5l.lI'g, Pcnna. JOE A, ININE lnrlian Springs, Tenn. MARY ETHEL VI-'INE Bridgewater, Va. MAX B. NYINE Harri sonlwurg, Va. IJ. EARL WOOIDVK-'ARD Luray, Va. SEVILLA M. ASIAIX-VORTH LOUIS S. IJRESBACI-I DANIEL B. LAYMAN Rocky Mount, Vat. Hutchinson, Kan. Rocky Mount, Va. RALPH I. CATLETT IVALEE FITZWATER JOHN R. PHALEN Front Royal, Va. Manassas, Va. Harrisonburg, Va. EDNA E. COFFMAN S. ALAN GROENING MINOR B. PLECKER, JR. Bridgewater, Va. Broad Run, Va. Bridgewater, Va. ALVIN E. CONNER GEORGE VV. JONES, JR. REX M. SEDWICK Manassas, Va. Harrisonburg, Va. Front Royal, Va. W'HI'I'NEY E. TRUMBO ALVIN D. VVISE Full-cs Run, Va. Harrisonburg, Va. I 1 p I l V , JIVY 9 ianw- X Qffi LTQBBIQA - Q u f Wu f A Q, ws 3 P I, M, NT 5 2 u f, 1 ' W fl ME 1 N + 1 f f f 41 X5 X A ff f M Q 1 ...'-2 Qx ' yx BUCK THREE V m X NW W Urqalzizafiolzs FVELYN M. JONES E:!l if07'-ill-Cl1'iL'vf The 1946 Ripples BETTY A NN LEASE Business Mrmagm' Seatccl-XN'ilson, Lease, Jones, Scesc Standing-Nell', Jordan, Snter, Beard, Conner, Mays The school yearbook published by the student body is considered by the students and faculty alike as one of the most treasured keepsakes of college life. The book represents work in many lields-journalism, photography, engraving, binding and printing, business dealings, advertising, art, stenography-all of which furnish immeasurably good experience for thestaff. Certainly, its pub- licalion is of great importance and significance on the campus. SYLVIA SEESE ........ AVA LEE VVILSON ..... GLENN SUTER .... THELMA CONNER BETTY HEARD .... EDITORIAL STAFF 1 EVELYN M. JONES ........................... ..... E ditor-m-Chief . . .flssociatc Editor ....Sc1zior Editor . . . ........ Jimior Editor . . . . . .Sophomore Editor . . . . . . . .Frcshmiavn Editor ..........S1za.fvJliotEditor HELEN JORDAN .. RAY NEFF ......... ............... ...Assistant Srzafvshot Editor PROFESSOR MORLEY J. MAYS ............. ......,.. F acuity Adviser BUSINESS STAFF ' BETTY ANN LEASE .................................. Bitszrzcss Manager PHYLLIS CUPP, GARETH MILLER, JOYCE HEATWOLE, NINA PETERS .................................,...... Advertising Staff ILLIZAIIILTH ANNE IEUVVMAN VV. l-1. EDMONSQN Ediior-in-Clzicf lfusilzcsx fllanagcr The B. C. Bee The C. Bee is published semi-monthly by the student body. In this pub lication the students express their own ideas concerning both world affairs and all phases of student activities-news, features, clubs, social life, and athletics. The Bee presents to the public a vivid account of student life. V EDITORIAL STAFF ELIZABETH A. I-EOWMAN ..................... ..... E ditor-iii,-Chief MARGARET GI-1CK ........ BEN I-IOOVER ........ SARA ZIGLER .......... ROSALIE ROVVMAN .... THELMA CONNER ...... ROBERT RICHARDS ...... PROF. MORLEY J. MAYS ,.................. V y y Q BUSINESS STAFF W. I-I. EDMONSON ...,....................... BARBARA RARNHART ..................... GLENN GARNER .......... .. . . . . .Associate ..........Ncws .Ass'istoi1,t N c-ws ........Fcomrc 4.v.vfsto11t Feature .........Sport.s' Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor . . . .Forulty Advisor . . . .Biizsiizvsx Manager . Typist . . .Ci7'l LLlClf'i07l Maimger PROF. MORLEY M AYS ................. ...... I faculty Adviser NEWS STAFF Elizabeth VVolfkilI llorris lierry Mzn'garet Smith Evelyn jonvs Rollzinal XVzillcrs Anna Hartman Connie I-unsfcn'cI Lois Shank FEATURE STAFF Alma Moyers Amy Lou Myers Evelyn Ritchie james Otis Robert Hevcnei' Tsabelle Sheetz SPORTS STAFF Hyrcl Teter Connie Dewese Peggy W'1'ight Ava VVilson Standing-Sclnniclt, Berry, Garner, Otis, Henry, Vkfilson, Shank, VValters, Hcvcner, Teter, Conner, Ziglcr, llcwcse, Shectz, Lunsford, XN-'right, D. Myers, Richards, Hoover, Sutcr, R. Iiowniun, Moyers, A. Myers, jones, Mays Scaled-linrnhurl, Edmunsnn, E. Bowman, Click Ill 1 eel The Student Council ANNA C. HARTMAN .... BEN ll. HOOVER ........... RUTH MARIE SCROGUM. . . GERALDINE ZIGLER ...... SARA V. ZlGLER ........ MIRNA BELLE FLORY .... BYRD TETER ............... CONSTANCE LUNSFORD. .. OFFICERS MEMBERS ,TOE WINE ....,...,........... CONSTANCE ARBOGAST ...... 'IQLIZABETH ANN BOVVMAN .... WZVELYN M. JONES .....,, . HELEN JORDAN ..... GLENN GARNER... PAUL ,GREENE ...... GARETI-1 MILLER .... RUTH WIEST .,.... : Seconcl Semester . ........ President . . . ...... Vice-Pi'cside1it . . . .P7'C.S'ldGI'1l of Senior Class . . . . .Sacrelary of Senior Class . . . .Prcsiflmfzf of Junior Class . . . . . . . .Secretczry af Jiwiiaf' Class P1'0sia'c1f1.! of S0f'lI071107'C Class Sccretavfy of Safvlzomare Class . .Presiidvnl of Frcslzman Class .Svcre'ta1'y of .Freslz-man Class Kcprcsezzitafiw of Publications Represe'1fzlaz'im' of Publicaitians . . . . . .Rcpwscziitatiwc of M 'ustic . . . .Represexfztativc of Religion ...R6pwsv11!a1fi1,'c of fltlilafics .. .Ie6 P7'L'XL'llfGl7i7Jt3 of F0re'1'1sivs ..lt'ep1'csc1'13aliv0 of Drauzcztrics Left to Right: Hoover, Hartman, Scrogum, Teter, W'ine, ones, M iller, Garner, G. Zigler, Bowmzin, jordan, Arbogast, S. Zigler, Lunsford, Greene, lNest, Flory The Student Council is a rep- resentative group of students who cooperate with the faculty and the student body in solving problems and helping to maintain the standards of the college. Their activities have been felt throughout the year and the performance of their duties has been quite successful. Whos Who lVlm's lVl1o in .'lilIUI'lL'tUI U11izfcr.rii'fiv.f and Collvyvs is Ll book Published zmnuzilly which recognizes the most oulstanding students in the colleges of America, These students are chosen on the basis of leadership, character? scholar- ship and poleiniality for future usefulness to society. Bridgewater College is very proud of its seven representatives xvlicse biographies appear this year in lfl 'l10'.s' l'Vf1U. EIJZABETH ANN BOVVIVIAN FRED M. BOVVMAN ANNA C. HARTMAN BEN HOOVIQR EVELYN M. JONES WILMA KLINE ROBERT ll. RICHARDS Seated-F. liowinnn, jones, Kline Slaniding-ll. Bowmzin, Hoover, Ricllzxrcls, Hurlinan Alpha Psi Qmega Sinncling-llicknell, Clague, FLISUII Sezltecl-Scrizgum, Zigler To gain membership in the Alpha Psi Omega, a national honorary fraternity, one must display cputstaiiding ability in acting and other phases of drznnatics. The Bridgewater Chapter, Eta Epsilon, was organized in 1940, and the present campus members are Geraldine Zigler, Ruth Marie Scrogum, Mrs. Alice 13. Dove, Dr. A. B. Biclmell, Dr. ll. VV. Fuson, Prof. VV. Donald Clague, Phyllis flleahm, Rosalie Bowman, Doris Cline, Thelma Conner, Evelyn jones and Catherine Roller. OFFICERS RUTH MARIE SCROGUM. .. .. .Presideni GERALDINE ZIGLER. . . .,., Secraiary-Treasurer Tau Kappa Alpha The Tau Kappa Alpha is a National lrlonorary Forensic Fraternity. The llriclgewater Chapter was organized in 1925. Membership in this organization is based upon outstanding work accomplished in the held of public speaking. OFFICERS SARA ZIGLER ..... ............ ...... P r esideni ROIHLRT H EVEN ER. . . ..... Vivo-President li2E'l'TY ANN LEASE. . . . . ..5'uc1'etary-Trerzszwer The campus members are: lY,1'.-lOlll1 S. Flory Prof. llflorley Mays Dr. Paul ll. Rowman Mr. Cecil C. Ikenberry Dr. F. D. Dove Sara Zigler Dr. Charles C. NrV1'ig5l1t lletty Ann Lease Prof. E, R. Shober Robert Hevener il Slllllillllg-vvflghl, Bowman, lkenherry, Nays Seated-Lease, Zigler, Hevcner Societas Orphea Societas Orphea, the honorary music society of the campus, is composed of students who have been members of the Glee Club or orchestra for three years. lt is the purpose of the society to promote the appreciation of great music and to honor those o11 the campus who have bCC1l outstanding in musical activities. The campus members are Gloria llohn, Helena Crouse, Margaret Quick, A1111 llartman, Evelyn Jones, lrlelen Jordan, Catherine Roller, Ruth SCl'Og'Llll1, Kath- leen Skelton, Elizabeth Wolflcill, Geraldine Zigler and Sara Zigler. OFFICERS GLORIA BOHN Prrfsiu'cnf HELENA CROUSE .S'eC1'cIary . MISS RUTH E. WEYBRIGHT 1:ClL'1tlfj'.Slf0llS07' Left to Riglmt-l-l11Ffm:111, Crouse, Bohn, XN'cybrigh1, Hartxnan, Scrogum, Bowman, Zigler, Otis, jones, Roller, Glick, jordan, Skelton, Dixon The Glee Club l l First Row-jones, XNZIYIICY, Neil, S. geese, Serogum, I-lulifman, Vileybright, Hooker, Hurgess, Newton, Cupp, Pa.-ters Second Row-l'eteher, limswiler, Skelton, R. liowmztn, Crouse, Bohn, l-lztrtmztn, Flory, Filer, hlordan, liurnliart, A. Klyers, Lease Third Row-A, Rloyers, li. Roller, Glick, G. Zigler, S. Zigler, Mason, llewese, C. Roller, W'right, F. Roller, lf. llore, XN'ilson, Prigel, ljenielc Fourth Row-F. liowmau, Rlefioleritzk, Sherfy, Eller, Fuson, Otis, Edmonson, Edwards, Nliller, lf-erry, Vestal, Resh, Kirby Fifth Row-ll, Myers, Mnust, Rl. Hove, P. Seese, Arhogast, Simmons, Muniu, Brubaker, lb. liowmztn, l.zty1nun, Adztms, Nuff, I-'. Moyers, B, Dove, NN'akeman Sixth Rttw-Sehlosnogle, Knepper, VY00tlWVZ1l'll, lNhitten, Guyton, Kline, Clague, Lunsford, Wamijiler The filee Club, one ot' the most outstanding organizations on the campus, szttistles the desire ot' mzuiy students who like great ntusie to take part in musical productions. The importztnt productions ot' the year were The Messiah presented by the club before the Cliristmus holidays and the operettzt ulOlZllllQl1CH presented in the eztrly spring. The return of many more male students the second semester has meant an improvement to that section of the Glee Club. Several trips were titlcen during the month of May. PROFIQSSOR NELSON T. HUFFMAN .... ...Director MISS RUTH li. XVEYBRIGHT. .. .... Pianist The Student Christian Movement 5 . fr- 4 -ui -'fierass W' Q-nj, . .A as - .. .,v..,. ...L-. '....--Q--..-7 First Row-Jones, F. Bowman, Scrogtnn, Garner, VV. Kline, Fuson, Richards, Teter, IJ. Myers, VX'alters, Cupp Second Row-B. Hooker, Jordan, lloenges, Resh, Layman, R. Bowman, Thompson, Knepper, Naliti, Penick, Martin, B. j. Hooker, Neil, Huifman, E. Edmonson, B. llove, V. Eye, Al. Vtiright, F. Brubaker, Suter, Wlhitten Third Row-Emswiler, Fitzwater, Bennett, Daniels, Kirby, I. Shcetz, Conner, Funkhouser, Click, F. VVilson, C. Roller, Burgess, M. V. Schmidt, Oates, Schlosnogle, McLauchlin, M. E. VVine, Flora, A. Wlise Fourth Row-Funk, P. Moyers, Kohne, M. llove, Kinzie, P. VVright, Peters, Heatwole, Sadd, L. Brubaker, Arhogast, VVakeman, Bohn, Via, Crumley, E. Miller, Cauldwell, Speck Fifth Row-Simmons, ll. Smith, Maust, Steagall, Diehl, Flory, l. Mason, llewese, W'e-t, Prigel, S. Zigler, Barnhart, M. Glick, Hartman, A. G. VVright, VVolfkill, Ogden, VValker, H. Kline, Hopkins, D. Hooker, Ackerman Sixth Row-Clague, Shinaherry, Petcher, Carter, Coates, Law, C. Jarrett, Carpenter, Shank, jaynes, johnson, G. Zigler, B. Layman, A. Myers, E. Roller, Robertson, liller, Shififlett, E. Brubaker, Vestal, Berry Seventh Row-I. Hicks, G. Hicks, Sherfy, Gooclridge, Boggs, E. Botifoll, Jennings, Adams, Gosnell, R. Beahm, S. Seese, Rittenhouse, C. Flory, Sellers Eighth Row--ll. Bowman, XN'oodward, Otis, B. Hoover, Stephenson, C. Sheetz, NN . Edmonson, Putlenharger, J. VX'ine, Gochenour, C. Miller, M. XfVine, Baker, j. Glick, Neli, O. Bowman, Rexrode, R. Hoover The Student Christian Movement, through its various commissions, meets the needs of every student in whatever held he is interested in. lt contributes greatly to the promotion of religious activities and sponsors many social events on the campus. The organization is composed of three commissions-the Student Volunteers, Recreation, and Youth Leadership, Each of these commissions is headed by co-chairmen, :L boy and a girl. Through the S.C.M. students have access to magazines and newspapers in the dormitories. Prominent leaders are hronght to the campus to speak to the groups ancl the students them- selves plan and take part in the chapel and Sunday evening vespers. Missions have their place in the progrzun and there are many opportunities for service open to those who want to help, Several clrives, su-:h as the XN'orlcl Stnrlent Service Fund and the Blanket Fund were helcl on the campus this year. Klemlvership in this organization is the largest of any on the campus and is open to all stuclents regardless of religious faith. OFFICERS VVILMA KLlNE .......... ............ .... C 0 -President ROBERT li. RICHARDS .... .... C 0-P7'CJldElItlf RUTH SCROGUM ....... ....... . S'crrvtar-x' GLENN CARNER. . . . . . .......... Tl'L'ClS'lU'CI' DORIS RUTH MYERS .... .... P llI7l1iCl'fQV f:lfIl'lll' DR. RICN VV. FUSON .... .... I civility-.S'jv011s0r COMMISSION HEADS liVlil.YN M. JONES. . . ...................... . . .Sludmf l 0lu1zIee1's FR IIIJ M, IZOVVM AN ..... FRANCES ROLLER. ROLLANIJ K. VVALT Pl-lYl.I.lS CUPP ..... RYRIJ TTETICR.. THE S. C. M. CABINET lLR5.. . . . .Student V0l'zz11fce1's . Youth Lcadvmlzif ' .Youth Lcatfierslzrijr . . . . . . . . . . .Rc'c1'cafi0n . . .Rccrcarion First Row-,lones, Cupp, Kline, Svcrogum, Roller, Myers Second Row-Bowman, Teter, Fnson, Richards, VValters, Garner The Speech Club First Row-Gochenour, Neil, Dove Second Row-VVine, jaynes, Mason, Emswiler, Lease, Suter Third Row-Goodridge, Hevener, Zigler, Puffenbarger, Jordan, Richards The Speech Club under the inliuence of the Forensic Council promotes numerous opportunities for debate and various phases of public speech. Much interest was shown in the National T.K.A. debate question for the year, 'lResolved that the foreign policy of the United States should be directed toward the estab- lishment of free trade among the nations of the world. The Speech Club was larger and more active the second semester as a result of the return of service men who had some experience and interests in forensics. Representatives of the club participated in debate tournaments between T.K.A. chapters in the state held at Natural Bridge, Virginia in December 1945 and February 1946. i .ln recent years we have not had the opportunity to meet other colleges in debate because the general trend has been toward tournament debating, however, we did have one with Lynchburg College on February 12, debating the national question. The Forensic Council approved representation for the Grand National Tournament to be sponsored at Fredericksburg by Mary Washiiigtoxi College on April 18-20. It offered opportunity for contests in debating, oratory, essay and poetry reading, response to the occasion, after-dinner, impromptu, extemporaneous and other forms of speaking. OFFICERS LLOYD GOCHENOUR . . . ........... .......... P l'6'.Y'Iid6'1'If GARET1-1 MILLER ...... ....... V ice-President THELMA NEIL. . . .... Secretary-Treasurm' DR. F. D. DOVE. . . .... Faculty Sponsor Curtain Club The organization of this club was for thc benefit of the students who are interested in dramaiics. The club meets once every two weeks at which time some type of entertainment is provided, usually a small skit. Several excerpts from Dickens' Christmas Carol were enacted at the Christmas meeting. The most important project of the club was the production of The Barretts, a three act play, under the direction of Dr. Ben W. Fuson. OFFICERS GERALDINE ZI-GLER .... ............ ....... P 1' esideni' ROSALIE BOWMAN ..... ....... V ict'-Presfdciil MARGARET SCHMTDT .... . . .Scc1'c'ta1'y-Treasurer' DR. BEN W. FUSON ..... ............ S pomor First Row-R. Bowman, M. M. Schmidt, Zigler, Fuson Second Row-M. V. Schmidt, Adams, Flora, Bennett, -Iaynes, Peters, Cupp, Xllright, Robertson Third Row-Sherfy, Gosnell, Jennings, West, Skelton, Hevener, Crumley, Conner Fourth Row-Oates, Dcwese, McAvoy, Beard, johnson, Puffenbargcr, XNinc, E. Bowman, Edmonson, Craun, Gochenour, Roller, Scrogum, Beahm, Ritchie The Clerieus l L' l l First Row-Young, VYaltcrs, NN'olfe, VVl1it:e11, Bowman Second Row-Smith, Eller, Richards, Garner Third Row-Collins, Greene, Crumley, Gosnell, Shorty The Clericus is a fellowship of the student ministers of the campus. This organization is devoted to the study of problems confronting the minister today and also strives to develop personality, build leadership and administer to the personal religious needs of its members. OFFICERS FRED M. BOVVMAN ....... ...... P resident ROLLAND K. VVALTTZRS .... ...... T ice-President JOE A. VVINE . . . .... Secretary-T1'easm'er The lnternational Relations Club The lnternational Relations Cluh is an organization designed for those persons who are interested in hroadening their knowledge of international affairs. The club meets every other VVednesday evening from 6 130 to 7:30 at which time it discusses international and local affairs of timely interest. At several meetings, guest speakers have given lectures on various subjects. lt is the aim of the club to make the entire student body better informed on current events. OFFICERS JERRY H ICKS ........ ..... P residcvtf CQliNl,fl,lA .lARRlilTT. . . . . . Vice-P7'CJifl0l1-I RAY NEFF ...........,...,.... ..... S ecrctary MISS FRANCES R, SlLl.llVlAN .... . . ..Slf701'1.S'01' Left to Right-Kline, Warner, Shank, Neff, Jarrett, Moyers, Young Phi Beta Chi l u First Row-Suter, Barnhart, Edmonson, Uevvese, Edwards Second Row-Berry, Conner, Zigler, jordan, Schmidt, Moyers, Roller, NVright The Phi Beta Chi is a science club in which work is done in the fields of chemistry, physics and biology. Members of the club, faculty and guests give scientitic demonstrations and lectures. The club this year has divided into indi- vidual groups of chemistry, biology and physics. The activities of the club are carried out in these individual groups and also in combined meetings, ln this way the individual interests of each member are met. The purpose of the club is to promote an interest in the lield of science and to explain the phenomena of science in a way which never can be had in the classroom. VV. H. EDMONSON, JR. .. CARLTON SHICKEL .... CONSTANCE DEWESE .. BARBARA BARNHART. . . PROP. DONALD CLAGUE OFFICERS . . . . . .Presideint . . Vice-P1'c'sizz'w1t . . . . . .Secretary . . . . . .Treasurer Faculty Sponsor Mu Epsilon Mu The Mu Epsilon Mu, the home economics club, had as its theme this year l-lome life in other countries. One program each montlrwas devoted to this study and the other meeting was concerned with relief work. This year the club sponsored a Christmas party for thc colored children, sold food at basketball games, had a formal and informal initiation, and made clothes for relief. OFFICERS ELAINE ROBERTSON . . . ........... ...... P resident THELMA PRIGEL .... . . . Vice-Prrxridevit ROBERTA SADD .........................,.......... ........ S ecrctary FRANCES HRUBAKER ....................................... Treczsmfvr MISS S. RUTH HOVVE, MISS MARGARET P. DIXQN. . .Faculty Spontsors First Row-Bohn, NcAx'oy, Kneppcr, Sadd, Prigel, Howe, Robertson, Brubaker, Fnnkhouser, Jones, VVrigl1t Second Row-Crouse, Fike, Simmons, Martin, E. Bowman, R. Bowman, Via, Kinzie Third Row-Ackerman, Huffman, Penick, Warner, Sliinaherry, Adams, Resh, Naff, Coates, Craun, Layman, Conner The Chape1Choir The Chapel Choir was organizecl in the school year 1944-45 to improve the chapel p1'ogi':1n1s. lt has continuerl in this capacity this year and has made a deiinile contriliulion lo the atmosphere of worship. NELSON T. HUFFMAN. .. .... Direffor Snjvraizns Geraldine Zigler Sara Ziglei' Jean Filer ,-11105 Margaret Click Doris Ruth Myers Ina Mason TEIIVOVS George Edward Dr. R. XV. Fuson Bass james Otis Dr. A. B. Bicknell Fred Bowman First Row-Glick, Myers, Mason, G. Zigler, Fifer, S. Zigler Second Row-liowman, Fuson, Otis, Eclwarcls, HuFfman rchestra First Row-Moyers, Wfarner, Guyton, Funkhouscr, Sheetz, VValker Second Row-Lease, Hicks, Edmonson, Dove, Miller, Bcardslcy, Sadd, Jordan MISS ALICE HEARDSLEY First Violins Alma Moyers Janice VVarner Svvollri Violins Ruth Marie 5Cl'UgL1IH Betty Ann Lease Constance Arbogast Viola. Frances Wilsoxi First C 111941101 Ralph Guyton .S'f'c'or1d CftlI'll'It'1'.Y Edsel Wzillcei' Betty jo Funkhouser ........,............C0lId'1liL'1'07' ln' Fiat Tmwa' Scmfaplzorze Marjorie McAvoy First T7 lt7lLf7f'f Anna Hartman Secomz' Trumpet Helen Jordan Tromboues Roberta Sadd Charles Miller Freinulr P10771 Gerald Hicks E Fla! Alto Horn W, H. Edmonson, Jr. lsabelle Sheeetz Piano Barbara Dove OFFICERS HELEN JORDAN .... , ........... ............ P residw'1t ROBICRTA SADD .... . . .Serrefczry-Treamrw' Loft lu Right'-Mascm, Glick, G. Ziglcr, S. Ziglcr Meds ll2L1Tt6t'CC Firsl Tenor Earl Rowla11cl Svcond Tenor jolm Glick Barilom' Lewis 1011115011 Bass Edgar Wfilkerson 0men's Quartetre First Soprano Sara Zigler .S'CL'!U'Id Soprarm C1Cl'21lCliI1C Zigler First .f-Nia T1-'1111'gzl1'ct Click 5'L'L'Ul'ld 1-lilo 11111 Mason Luft tu Right-Glick, Rowlzmd, XlYilkC1'SOll,1011115011 MR. JOHN W. BASTA. .. T1'm11.fwcis Solo-Anna Hartman lst-Helen'lo1'dan 2nd-Charles Sheetz Srcl-Raymond Sellers C lU7'iHCf.Y lst-Ralph Guyton Betty Jo Funkhouser Isabelle Sheetz Mzl1'g'zu'et Kirby C unstanee Arbogast Edsel Walliei' Tru nz 1201105 Charles Miller Roberta Sucld Constance Dewese TL7707' Saxaplz om' Marjorie MeAvoy Band H Urns-E Alia W. H. Eclmonson French Gerald Hicks Dorothy Bennet Baritone Geraldine Zigler Jerry Hicks Bass Hobby Smith Drums-Bass Harley Kline Snare Ben Hoover Peggy Wright .Conductor First Row-Guyton, Funkliouser, Eclmonson, Bennett, G. Hicks, Jordan F St-Gund Row-l. Shectz, Arbogast, Kirby, J. Hicks, Zigler, Miller, Dewese, Sadtl, Sellers, C. Sheetz Tliircl Rnw-Kline, Hoover, lNright, Smith, Basin Monogram Club Left tu Right-Standing, Hoover, Garner, Garber, Teter, Reley, Glick Kneeling-G. Hicks, I. Hicks The Men's Moiiograxn Club is an organization composed of men who have received monograms because of their sportsmanship, outstanding ability, and participation in one or more intercollegiate sports. Men who have met these qualilications are admitted to the club at various intervals during the college year. The aim of the club is to create a sense of sportsmanship and fellowship not only in athletics but in everyday life. . OFFICERS ROBERT E, IUCHARDS. . . . . .Pwsridezzt :kBEN 'HOOVER .... . . . ..... Prcsidwzt GLEN N GARN ER .... .... S ecretairy- Treasurer Second Semester Womens Monogram Club This club was organized last year for the iirst time, and nionograms were awartletl for participaticni in varsity basketball and for outstanding work in cheerleading. The purpose ot' this organization is to encourage the participation of women in athletics and to help maintain in all college activities a high StZi1'1ClZl1'Cl of sports- I1lZlI15lll1J. OFFICERS AVA l.lili WILSON . . . . . . . .Presidcvzt Ct DNSTANCI2 l'JliXfVliSlC. . ..... lf'ivc-Pwsideizt HELEN 'IORLJAN .. .... Secwltlry-Trcasu-fer it l if Q fn hu.-'Y ' f W Left to Right-liyc, VVilson, jordan, Dewesc, Mason, jones x 4 xv ,Q , P ff ff f - H ,, QL' T73 ggw L1 v :Fr J' iwml fx 5 K2 453 gggi f N f 7-v 4 3 f ilbf W Gi 'Q -- ., X 'V ,. I, '41 ,f , ' l,.'., .Q . Z ks-'11gQ, gi- f i KR 01.1, ' :Wy fr V BCDOK FOLH2 KN ff f Gflfkfefics W! .uf The Athletic Council First Row-Greene, Ilcenberry, Hoover, Shull Second Row-W'right, Clague, Ziglar, Garber Third Row-Dewes, ,lopson The Athletic Council, composed of faculty members and students, appoints all cheeerleatlers and the managers for varsity teams, approves all games, members of the varsity teams and captains, and approves the expenditures and purchases. CI10'i7'Jlltt17L C. C. IKENBERRY :lil-I. G. M. JOPSON Secretary SARA Zl GLER Coaches VV. DONALD CLAGUE XO. LEON GARBER 'Second Semester 2 V 7 W l T C CLGCFICHJCFS f jones, captain, Glick, Beahni f- Ilaeking our team in every unclerta'lcing and serving to arouse and maintain school spirit in the stuclent body are our cheerleaders and The Fighting Eagles, an orgzmizerl cheering section. Their enthusiasm is undying whether our team he clefezitecl or victo1'iouS. The Fighting Eagles First Row-Ritchie, Viiriglil, Wknlfkill, fztptztill, Peuick Second Row-Burgess, Moyers, Saclcl, Peters, F. Roller, Scrogum 'l'hircl Row-Seese, C. Roller, Cupp, Prigel, Natl, Bzirnhart, assistant captain Fourth Row-Steagall, Fifer, Kinzie, Sheetz, Lunsford, Berry, Rittenhouse Mens Basketball Standing-Clague, Lindsay, Collins, Guyton, Edmonson, Sutcr F Kneeling-Smith, R. Hoover, Stephenson, B. Hoover, captain, Richards, Hicks, Greene The basketball season opened with some question as to whether or not there were enough men for a squad. However, interest was good, and a team was developed which, though small, received acclaim for its speed and endurance. The loss of Hob Richards, who was leading the state in scoring with twenty- two points per game, was a hard blow to the team, although this loss was partially offset by a group of veterans which entered on February lirst. l The season was only mediocre in regard to l games won and lost. Our record for the season was three games won and twelve games lost. SH EETZ, Ma-:lager The notable events of the season were: Bob Rieliarfls being placed on the All-State second team. Our team's Commendation, received for speed, conclition ancl good sportsmanship at many places throughout the season. Keeping the sport going in spite of serious l odds. ll In all, it was a worthwhile season. N U h. . 1 ' N - i -if l , l : .. rg,-, - 7 In , Z-' f J! 0' l ,2'l'Q:' il iv! Lx' ' T l l A l i l l Y ' i 1 I - lip y , i l l TOP Row ' Cripe R. Hoover Stephenson Hicks' l BOTTOM ROW l Bussard Ricley Guytou Eclmonson l Girls' Basketball Kneeling-Newton, Beard, I. Mason, Dewesc, Jordan, Carter, Garber Standing-Zigler, Eye, Schlosnogle, Bennett, H. Mason, Beahm, Clague, Martin, Smith, Petchcr, Dixon The l946 season of Girls' lelasltethall was destined from the lirst to be a f'lmCllll one with nine games scheduled. The girls got off to a bad start, losing the first three games away from the home court. The team was strengthened by tlte return of Ina Mason, l-lelen jordan and Connie Dewese, players on last yearls team, now the lirst string guards. Also returning for her second year was Rennie Newton, who showed decided improve- ment and became known for her famous running one hand shots. As usual, new additions to the team were made, the majority of which were from the freshman Margaret P. Dixon Condi Sara Zigler Manrzger l l y class. The tirst string forwards were Betty Beard, Virginia Carter and Betty i .lean Garber, representatives of the freshman class. These three worked together, making a perfect trio. Carter handled the ball very well and could be depended upon for her side shots. Garber's position was under the basket as she possessed a dead eye for short shots. Beard was a versatile player, possessing the ability to play at forward equally as well as at guard. Clague, Sehlosnogle, and Beahm l shoxrecl great promise as forwards. Also deserving honorable mention are Eye, l Peteher, Mason, and Martin. who did good jobs as guards. The team worked hard and experienced a very enjoyable season under the y able leadership of Coaches Clague, Garber and Dixon. Sara Zigler turned in an I excellent record for her work as team manager, -, ,, A Q? 4 vb 1 .. + 53 w F l 7 ' l L1 -lu Az!-'BT '21 t. . . i , .L.. ' F g:'s',2- ,.t .V -iff f 3 wig- ' S, 'l 1 i i . li, f .' 1 'Y l f' l ' Y ' , . I Ax: . -. , -. ta. l 1 is .L-:P ' f' i, y !:'? 57?-v 9? ' :TNF in . 'l L b . ku T Ag ll 5. r vw-n rf, V 1 .J , . 3, an L. , V W ' l Ii: Q W l si Top Row-Newton, llewese, Carter, Mason, Garber Bottom Row-Sizhlosnogle, Beard, jordan, Petcher, Clague it Track ,sl f ,, ' ' tl First Row-Crim, joe Glick, John Glick, Anderson, Bussard, Eller Second Row-Brubaker, McAvoy, Rieley, Collins, Reed, Bowman, VVilkerson Third Row-Kahle, Clague, VVine, VVhitten, Groening, Law, Jarrett, jopson, Miller For the past several war years, track at Bridgewater has been at a low ebb. This year with the return of Dr. Jopson and many of our former track men as well as a considerable addition of new men, prospects are much brighter in both quantity and quality. Schedules have been arranged for several track meets both on the home field and away. Baseball -1 Wlilh the return of many service men to the campus along with several of last year's players, the baseball season opened with bright prospects. Those of last year's squad who returned for baseball again this season are: Glenn Garner, lien l-loover, llaul Greene, llyrd Teter, Leon Rhodes, Jerry Hicks, Gerald I-licks and VV. l-l. Edmonson. New men who are out are: Eugene Smith. ,lack Peniclc, George Hall, Alvin Crinner, Ralph Guylon, john Baker, Rod Hoover, Eugene Puffenbarger, Bill Stephenson, VVhitney Trumbo, Joe liarly, Owen Shifillett, Bobby Smith and Carlton Shickel. George Hall, a former l'1.C. pitcher who has returned to the campus, and .lack Peniclc, showed up well as south-paw pitchers. Teter, Trumbo and Rod Hoover took their places as right-hand pitchers, while Early and Smith did the catching. The squad consisted of about 25 men with approximately 12-14 games scheduled. Kneeling-B. Smith, Garner, Shiliflett, Conner, E. Smith, G. Hicks, Rhodes, DI. Hicks, Penick Standing-Garber, Baker, Shickel, Teter, B. Hoover, Puflenharger, hdmonson, Early, Guyton, Stephenson Horseback Riding XVine, Heatwolc, VVhitten DR. C. C. WRIGHT . .. .... Director PAUL GREENE . . . . . .Assistanl Horseback riding has become an important form of recreation for the col- lege students. Instructions in riding have been, and are being given. Quite a number of students have had their names placed on the eligible riding list and as this riding program goes forward it is hoped that many more will take advantage of this pleasant form of recreation. Archery Arcliery is becoming a fzivorite sport :lt l'lriclgewatei', especially among the girls. lt is set up mainly as a part of the physical education program, but others also take advaiitage of tlie opportunity to prove their marksmanship. Slicetz, Steagull, XN'right, Fifcr, Conner V 4 .Z Q -S.AA V., . f'- L I F W PJ N Mp' f 1 2, , DY' ff! 43 xv .rzl , E M , ' f V .Iii ' 1! ll, ,hmm 1,2 ! - 4mW A 'W! n ' Rfb? war-F . 'Q x., Qff'N- l ? .' 1.4 'iwifwfii' ..f WW'- 1'1S r . 1 .1 . - j N 95:1 IW 24- 512?gfiM1M2sif::.f r AZfg Y'E 'wWf' 5 i .MK YQ Q- , M f ,fix ,N M35 1 1 cf ' wo' ' ,W QI X W, Rt 1-5 fy wk, Qjwqwfggz, IQLXLN In 'M f ' 1 I. f, ,:L2x X x-', F, XJR-,f , ,UH ,gy ,, Qx A iplufffxwv ,Af ff, iw N- 33 :71 L .fC,xx gig 1 Wx Kg, -ArxNLl'l4,uxXk l I lx X fig N Qt-eafures , Q., I-,I 50014 FIVE NX W XXX li' N' '71 V I .lump-lmzill . . . Up in :L trcc, Blonrlic? . . , The tip-off . , . Surprise! . , . Senior line-up . . Peelc-zi-laoo . . Dicl you call? . . . The walk to Memorial . . . Vllaiting for the lwuscs mi our clay uli' . . . lin you, john Brooks, take this woman . . ' . . XN'inrly, girls? . . l'lcy! i V I Q I M pay :fl Q .J I Q-i T130-covered Cole . . The Briclgcwzxtul' Fire llcpzxrtnmllt . . Ur., Mrs., :md Happy Fusun . . . XN':1tch mn from thc rear! . . Kecp it, Bill! . . . One of our dictitians . . Yeah, tcum, fight, fightf! . . An off moment on the Senior Camping Trip . . . Timo nu! . . . Girls lmskcthull team at Elizalretlmvwn . . . Ono, what' is it, Vhyl? . . . Getting tired uf waiting, Hen? .gm Gfpprecimfiolz Vile, the editor and busit tess manager of THE 1946 RIPPLI s uisli to mal c public expression of our deepest gratitude and appreciation for the ulio e heuted cooperation and kind services of the following people who have btcl cd us md made tltis publication possiblc. Professor Morley Mays Faculty Adviser 'LIES Staff liacli member of the Rim Mr. M. 1.. Glover lingraving Adviser M r. Joseph S. Young Guild Photographers Lynchburg Engraving Company The M cClure Company Printers The Faculty The Student Body Student Publications Council Our Advertisers Qzzfrozzize Our Gggverfisers u Y I OUR ALMA MATER FOUNDED IN 1380 oOOOo 'EBrirlgewater Fair, My Heart's Sweet Care . . . I Love Thee, Oh, Bridgewater? oOOOo These sentimeiits have been sung by the Sons ancl Daughters of our Alma Mater for a half century and have been cherished in their hearts for a much longer period of time prior to the birth of our College Song-'GBridgewater Fair. This page is affectionately dedicated to the honor of our college and to the memory of all those who have helped enrich our campus fellowship. cOOOo BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE oOOOo BRIDGEW A TER, VIRGINIA w. H. SIPE co., Inc. BR'DGEWATER'5 PHARMACY DEALER IN OOO GENERAL MERCHANDISE Most Goods Needed OOO WILL APPRECIA E PATRONAGE OF STUDENTS AN FACULTY J. N. DICKSON L. C. SANGER oOo BRIDGEWATER. VIRGINIA oOo GREYHOUND BUS STATION THE EI.-MAR RESTAURANT PONTMC we SIX AND EIGHT Serving Your Home Cooked Meal 000 AND TELEPHONE 87 RECREATION CENTER 000 Q00 D. S. THOMAS and SON FOUNTAIN SERVICE BOWL FOR HEALTH BRIDGEWATER. VIRGINIA LICENSE No. 259 MANUFACTURERS OF ' THUMA HAND GARDEN PLOWS Manufacturing Company SINCE 1908 BRIDGEWATER PLow NOVELTY TABLES BRIDGEWATER. VI INIA BRIDGEWATER. VIRGINIA HARRIS RADIO SHOP oOo Main Street OOO Bridgewa ter, Virginia Q COMPLIMENTS or BRICKER BARBER SHOP Thomas Manufacturing Co. oOo CUMPLIMENTS MANUFACTURERS O F OF NORTH BRIDGEWATER CHIPPENDALE PIE CRUST TRAYS AND AUTO SERVICE NOVELTY FURNITURE oOo BRIDGEWATER. VIRGINIA INVESTORS MUTUAL, INC. INVESTORS SELECTIVE FUND, INC. INVESTORS STOCK FUND, INC. OOO INVESTORS SYNDICATE NELSON T. HUFF MAN Dealer in Securities STAUNTON, VIRGINIA nlwusic Is Essential . . oOo MAKE MILES MUSIC CO. YOUR MUSIC CENTER OOO 35 COURT SQUARE HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA 1. ...DENTONS... BLAKEMORE'S FOR FURNITURE and FLOOR COVERINGS F L O W E R S AWNINGS-VENETIAN SHADES LINOLEUM OOO 000 115 EAST MARKET We Apnreciate Your Patronagev HARRISONBURG' V'RG'N'A I'IARRlSDNBURG'SoEiRGEST FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERING I'IOUSE DEPENDABLE SI-IENANDOAI-I VAI.I.EY's LARGEST AND S E E D S MOST POPULAR FURNITURE STOREI' FIELD . . GARDEN . . FLOWER OOO scHEwEL The WETSEL SEED co., Inc FURNWURE COMPANY INCORPORATED OOO OOO PHONE 67 135 SOUTH MAIN STREET ESTABLISHED HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA - Q - I C. T. RIDDEL LUMBER COMPANY BRIDGEWATER. VIRGINIA oOOOo ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL-SHOP WORK A SPECIALTY OOOOO sAsI-I, moons, BLINDS, sTAIRwoRK. PoRcI-I MATERIALS. WALL PI.AsTERs PLASTERBOARD, MOULDINGS. CEMENT, ETC. ooOoo Inside and Outside Finishing Materials of All Descriptions PHONES AND 108 oOOOo C O M P L I M E N T S 0 F BRIDGEWATER GARMENT COMPANY oOOOo NORRIS L. BRADFORD AND SON HIIII, DISPLAY CASES and COOLERS Household A B C WASHERS and IRONERS C0mm9fCifll FIIIGIDAIIIE RANGES and WATER HEATERS Wffter Covlmg DELCO STOKEIIS and OIL BURNERS Milk Coolmg PHONE 1452 Boverage Cooling 51 EAST ELIZABETH STREET AU' Condlufonlng HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA Delco Heat SHENANDOAH POULTRY EQUIPMENT ooOoo ' STILL THE PRACTICAL POULTRYMAN'S CHOICE ooOoo Shenandoah Equipment Company, Harrisonburg, Virginia Compliments of M. W. MILLER AND RAY B. MILLER Agents for State Farm Mutual Insurance Cos., of Bloomington, Illinois M. W. MILLER RAY B. MILLER AUTO AND FIRE L I F E BRIDGEWATER, VIRGINIA BRIDGEWATER, VIRGINIA TELEPHONE 32 F 20 TELEPHONE 32 F 20 COMPLIMENTS OF JORDAN BROTHERS HATCHERY oOO0o BRIDGEWATER, VIRGINIA BABY CHICKS oOOOo HIGH QUALITY Ooooo BARRED CROSSES ...... NEW HAMPSHIRE oOOoo Our Aim: To Better the Best 00000 SHENK ELECTRIC HATCHERY oOOOo HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA I 1 I COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND oOOOo FREDERICK, MARYLAND JOSEPH NEY Cr SONS COMPANY OOOOO WISH THE GRADUATES OF 1946 ALL THE BLESSINGS OF A FREE AND DEMOCRATIC WORLD Lenses Ground. . . Prescriptions Filled . . . Repairs and Adjustments oOOOo COLONY OPTICAL COMPANY ooOoo ' ' PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS OOOOO , HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA STATE THEATRE Bu LDING ........... PHONE NO. 143 COMPLIMENTS OF ROCKINGHAM CO-OPERATIVE FARM BUREAU, Inc. The House Co-operation Builtv oOOOo HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA BRANCHES-Timberville . . . Bridgewater . . . Elkton . . . Cross Keys c o IvI P I. I M E N T s OF COMPLIMENTS TROY LAUNDRY 0 F HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA H. PHONE 92 c o M P Ll M E N T s O F MCCORMICK-DEERING THE J. W. Hess FARM EQUIPMENT REAL ESTATE For . . Dependable . . Service 310 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA J. O. STICKLEY and SON HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA PHONE 26 COMPLIMVENTS OF SHENGAS WARNER BROS. IIARRISONBURG TIIEATRES OOO VIRGINIA STATE and STRAND FOR COOKING SOLD AND SERVICED BY Consumers Utilities Co. oOo PHONE 6 180 SOUTH MAIN STREET HARRISONBURG .... VIRGINIA COMF-LINIENTS H0ff'S0nbUf9 OF Building Supply Co., lnc. SWIFT 6' CO. RETTIEERS ooo FLOORING, CEILING, and LUMBER MANUFACTURERS OF POULTRY PROCESSORS , FRAMES . . SASH . . Doons OOO 862 NORTH LIBERTY STREET HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA General Mill Work oOo PHONES 621 1202 HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA GLEN SHOMO BURKE 8 PRICE oOo OOO RECAPPING INSURANCE VULCANIZINC BONDS oOo oOo sso NORTH MAIN PHONE O74-.I PHONE 16 HARRISONBURG VIRGINIA THE NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ESTABLISHED 1923 HARRISONBURG . . . VIRGINIA E. R. MILLER, M. D. OOO RIDDLEBERGER BROS. EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT 000 OOO PLUMBING-HEATING SECOND FLOOR PROFESSIONAL BLDG. ooo 170 SOUTH MAIN STREET HARRISONBURG VIRGINIA oOo OFFICE PHONE 416 RES. PHONE 538 TELEPHONE 191 265 NORTH IVIAIN STREET HARRISONBURG ..... VIRGINIA WEAVERS ELECTRIC HATCHERY oOo VIRGINIA-U. S. APPROVED PULLORUM TESTED OOO HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF PARK VIEW FLORIST Growers of FLOWERS AND PLANTS oOo HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF BERRY MACHINE CO. HARRISONEIURG. VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF SHENANDOAHAS PRIDE DAIRY PRODUCTS OOO NIANUFACTU RED BY Valley of Virginia CO-Operative Milk Producers Association, Inc OOO HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA GRADUATES MASSANUVIISIIETISIIQCA ERN JOIN THE ALUMNI O V S ASSOCIATIUN CAVE 011- JEWELS OF HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE oOo ETHEL IRWIN, MA SMART WEARIN G APPAREL C 0 M P I. I M E N T S FOR MEN AND BOYS B. NEZF SONS OOO HARVRISONBURG, VIRGINIA ALFRED NEY COMPANY OOO LADIES, AND MENUS OOO HEAD T0 FOOT OUTFITTERS HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA John W. Taiiaferro Sons Jewelers 50 SOUTH MAIN STREET HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA JIMMIE'S DRESS SHOP OOO EAST MARKET STREET HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA oOo oOo EXPE T A' I-I L0 K AND R W IC ' C C LADIES, READY-T0-WEAR JEWELRY REPAIRING OOO OOO Sportswear Shop ENGRAVING AND DIAMOND SETTING , WILLIAMS SHOE STORE oOo Visit Our Modern Store OOO 102 SOUTH MAIN STREET HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA OOO X-RAY SHOE FITTERS COMPLIMENTS OF HUGH ES' PHARMACY HARRISONBURG VIRGINIA 1 I I i V PEARCE AND ACKER WE SERVE ooo BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE RECAPPING O00 VULCANIZING SHOWKER BROS. OOC' , Studebaker Sales and Sermce oOo HARRISONBURG 1375 PHESEQS STAUNTON 2378 50 SOUTH MASON STREET HARRISONBURG ...... VIRGINIA I zsziif' DESOTO . . . . . . PLYMOUTH 'S-E f'5'.QL.SSf?if'E'EY I - .i2Qf'0vE ,IX ooo QE' III ' m:u ' 'i I, .-11' '-- ' ESQ ,W II' E I LINCOLN MILLER, Inc. NTIS '-- hw o0o I , Better Baked Bread HARVTESQKURG PEOPLES CHEVROLET, Inc. CONSERVE COAL ooo AS MUCH TELEPHONE E AS POSSIBLE 64 SOUTH MASON STREET OOO HARRISONBURG ...... VIRGINIA OOO CHEVROLET PASSENGER CARS Commercial Cars and Trucks BOWMAN COAL CO. BRIDGEWATER. VIRGINIA TELEPHONE 72 QUALITY PRINTING OOO LETTERHEADS, ENVELOPES, BILL HEADS STATEMENTS, POSTERS, PROGRAMS LEAFLETS, BOOKLETS. AND OTHER FORMS OF PRINTING OOO WE SPECIALIZE ON QUALITY PRINTING AND SERVICE OOO THE BEACON PRESS TELEPHONE 63-L BRIDGEWATER. VIRGINIA EAT MORE IMPERIAL ICE CREAM FOR HEALTH , JOHN G. KOLBE nv. oOOOo FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT FOR SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, HOTELS, HOSPITALS, INSTITUTIONS OOOOO PHONE: 2-8314 311 EAST MAIN STREET ....... RICHMOND 19. VIRGINIA High Grade FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS oOOOo FRESHLY MIXED FEEDS OF ALL KINDS oOOOo . CUSTOM SEED CLEARING 00000 WAMPLER FEED AND SEED, COMPANY I-IARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA GEORGE W. TALIAFERRO, DISTRICT MANAGER 77 NORTH MAIN STREET, HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA TELEPHONE 161 oOOOo NORTH AMERICA ASSURANCE SOCIETY 1300 WEST MAIN STREET. RICHMOND 20. VIRGINIA oOOOo ALL PROPERLY COMPLETED CLAIMS PAID THE DAY RECEIVED THE GARRISON PRESS CQMPLIMENTS OOO 0 F PRITQ IN G CHARLES A Distinguished Product DEPARTMENT PHONE S'x'O HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA THE PHOTOGRAPHER WISHES YOUI THE BEST oOOOo JOSEPH S. YOU NG oOOOo GUILD PHOTOGRAPHERS WASHINGTON, D. C. EMANUEL BLOSSER, PRESID T GABRIEL BLOSSER P HERSHEY H. WEAVER, SECRETARY AND TREASURER WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOP. EGGS AND POULTRY oOOOo EGGS GRADED UNDER FEDERAL AND STATE SUPERVISION The F irst, Largest, and Oldest Produce House in the Shenandoah Valley ooOoo . . . Fattening and Dressing Poultry A Specialty . . . City Produce Exchange, Inc. TELEPHONES 302 AND 303 HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA oOOOo BRANCH---WEYERS CAVE - LYNCI-IBURG ENGRAVED ANNUALS ARE BUILT UPON YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AS SPECIALISTS IN THE FIELD OF SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS . of ' A 53,1 5 -of qu, ,, ... T-:QL , , . IN successfully fulfilling the requirements of the moclern College Annual Staff we have comhinecl a comprehensive and systematic servicing program with that high stanclarcl of quality so essential in the production of Fine yearbooks. Lynchburg engraved annuals are built by an organization specializing on school annuals exclusively, there- by assuring each stall: ol: the personal and in- telligenl: assistance so necessary in the planning and designing of a truly satisfactory hook. LYNCHBURG ENGRAVING -COMPANY- LYNCH BURG ' VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF THE PLANTERS BANK of BRIDGEWATER OOO BRIDGEWATER. VIRGINIA BRIDGEWATER. VIRGINIA W. L. ROSENBERGER OOO FUNERAL DIRECTOR OOO TERMS: 6475 INTEREST AFTER 60 DAYS TELEPHONE 83 Simmers Service Station and Garage JOHN W. TALIAFERRO O00 oOo AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING -JEWELER- AND PAINTING OOO oOo ESTABLISHED 1879 Tires, Tubes mul Accessories 5 Coon-r SQUARE OOO BRIDGEWATER' VIRGINIA HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA TELEPHONE 41-R PACKERS OF SHENANDOAH VALLEY'S FINEST POULTRY Shenandoah Valley Produce Company PACKERS AND PROCESSORS EGGS AND POULTRY ROCKINGHAM COUNTY IN THE HEART OF THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY PRICKETT Stationery Corporation OOO STATIONERY and OFFICE SUPPLIES oOo 65 EAST MARKET STREET HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA PHONE HARRISONBURG, VA ALLIS-ci-IALMERS C 0 M P L I M E N T S POWER FARM MACHINERY 0 F I oOo FOR THE W. I. RAISH LATEST IN FARM-ALL EQUIPMENT. OOO SEE U5 PHONE sae OOO ooo HARMAN FEED STORE HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA 208 SOUTH LIBERTY STREET HARRISONBURG . . VIRGINIA SH ENAN DOAH PRESS WlNK'S LUNCH oOo JOB AND COMMERCIAL PRINTERS I ooo OOO TELEPHONE 79 OOO DAYTON, VIRGINIA DAYTON. VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF KLI NE EGG MARKET oOo HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF THE PANTRY DAYTON, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS Dayton Farm Supply Co. OF COAL FAMOUS RESTAURANT MACHINERY OOO WAYNE FEEDS BUILDING MATERIALS The Place That Satisfies Those Who are F ussy About I 000 I OOO . . . Their Food Farm Ilflachmery Repalrmg OOO A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU DAYTON. VIRGINIA ooo HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA SPENSER PRODUCE COMPANY oOOOo DAYTON, VIRGINIA ooOoo PI-IONE 28 'I 1 W il N l F x 2 i l f . l I 27353 3' -'ra tif'-E-sf Sometimes it is the nature of a craft to create an unbreakable tie between itself and the worker in that field, a heart attachment equal to lifetime devotion. One familiar example is PRINTING. Once editor, once compositor, or press- man catches the spirit of the shop, the spell is seldom broken. Like the odor of a camp fire, or a whiff of salt air, the beloved tang of printer's ink, symboli- cal of a great profession, gets into your heart and soul. School Annuals, Magazines, Newspapers and Special Printing, all smack of it. It is an invisible link that binds all intelligence together. It is the stimulus for creation in business or romance. This craftsmanship, this devotion to service and alert- ness to business needs, has nourished and developed an eno-rmous industrial vitality, and whichever way the course of the future runs, the printer will always find himself able to adapt his helpfulness to new opportunity. Years of I?.1'f7F7'7.C7I-CF lzrwe fought us! P7'l1'Iff1l'U Pays Us Only W'l1cn It Pays You! MCCLURE PRINTING COMPANY COLLEGE ANNUALS AND CATALOGS . . . . . . FINE ADVERTISING PRINTING l9 NVest Frederick St. PHONE 605 Staunton, Virginia ff! MVK fb Af fU!'jJ,.J wb GEN fy My , Um fry? NV 29 cf Q57 fig' jQ57M? SM 3 ff if ff Na W gm fymffifngff 'M M fifty? MMMVPQQQQLWMWQ' 595' fs gf, .sgfwff M' Tim Ggghyyixf rfwfwfwj . ,QW OJ J? W T150 iw WW MM ,Jr0Q,dffiV'Jjj',,Qff 1 wif' JVM www W - wif ' 5gQ W, ,,f. Www? JWVWJDM M Hfw? 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