Bridgewater College - Ripples Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

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YOUNT meant dif- ferent things to dif- ferent people. lt was a second home, an important part of col- lege life and a lot of fun to the thirty-five girls who lived there. The big parlor was a favorite meeting- place for couples who had found something more beautiful than friendship - thou g h not always more last- ing. If you happened to be there of a spring evening after dinner, and if you felt strangely alone and out of place, it merely meant that you were not for the moment, in love-as perhaps you should have been.

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we vgvfgay ff:1m,. - 1-.V 4' '-Pg.1,'HQ,.f321,, ww- L ,, 'E K . f ' if . REBECCA, to all of us who lived on cam- pus m e a n t dinner- time. Can't you hear the gong sounding, the Widening circles of silence as we Wait- ed for grace: then the scraping of chai r s , the rattle of china and silver, and the rise and fall of table- talk? Upstairs, of course, was the college home of the Rebecca girls. You had to be one of them to know all the mysteries of the up- per rooms, the py- jama parties, the late feeds, the busy phone.