Bridgewater College - Ripples Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1952 volume:

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IKENBERRY Treasurer MISS LOUISE SAYRE, Cuileqr Now:- R.N. MISS -XC-NSS -A 'QQ 36 W, MISS DOROTHY CHAMBERS Dean's Office MISS MATTIE V. GLICK Secrefary fo 'rhe Presidenf MRS. AMY M. MICHAEL Secrefary fo fhe Treasurer MRS. ALICE CORBETT Secrefdry Io fhe Dean MRS. DORIS M. GOOD AIumni Office MISS HELEN WINE Dean'5 Office RECORDS, RECEIPIS, LEIIERS AND SMIIES Denn'z I'1eIpers recording grades. Bdsy hour in 'Hue Booksfore. mr 'sn 1. ,. Q .qu ....-a Q.. i DQ ' 'U' 41,32 'dl' ? 5.f14 m' win - -41 o will 'A 4 1 V! 5 . .f 'yr Q, 4.5.5-1 4 ,1- ff. Wig: fn, v 7 W' I ff Q 11. .f Q Firs+ Row: MRS. OLIVE S. BOWMAN Violin MISS A. OLIVIA COOL Piano. Theory MRS. HELEN ESHLEMAN Voice Second Row: MRS. OLIVE DELP GRAHAM Ari MR. NELSON T. HUFFMAN Voice MR. CLIFFORD T. MARSHALL Insfrumenfs Third Row: MR. GALEN L. STINEBAUGH Music Educafion MRS. RUTH LOUISE STINEBAUGH Voice MISS RUTH E. WEYBRIGHT Organ, Piano A I App eciaiion ciass discusses Iiie greaf Madonnas Conciuchng sIucIenI's deveio I1 p 'Their Iec niques DESIGN, HARMONY, PRACTICE AND RECIIALS Fufure feachers learn rhy+hm band fechniques. 'es wlfh Voice sfuderd compares no lnshudor. QS Cole HaN organ is if-,M buf MM A933093 dfid QVAQMQQ pf'-rQqf'A,' pool if L.: 5.5, Fira? Row: Second Row: MR. W. DONALD CLAGUE. . . .Chemisfry DR. HARRY G. M. JOPSON . . ..... Biology MR. RUDOLPH A. GLICK . . . . . Ma+I1ema+ics MISS STELLA G. REYNOLDS . . . . Home Economics DR. LOWELL V. HEISEY. . . .Chemisfry MR. CHARLES E. SHULL .... Mafhemafics, Physics MISS S. RUTH HOWE. . . .Home Economics MISS FRANCES E. SILLIMAN. . . .BioIogy Pun qeh Mienfion Irom comparaiive anaiomisfs. The SOIU1-ionf o a +rIgonomeI'ry probIem is underway lnsrruclor shows calculus 'le-chnicali'ries. Chemisfry scholars gel a close-up of nuclear s+ruc+ure. FORMULAS, CELLS, EQUALIONS AND RECIPES BC. undergraduales come in daily con- Lacl wilh slrange and involved phenom- ena. Speclroscopes, dissecling inslru- menls, bollles ol formaldehyde, and analylical balances are among The appa- ralus used by Bridgewaler science schol- ars. Sludenls malce Lhe acguainlance ol slide rules, dihferenlial egualions, and geo- melrical figures in maJrh classes. Cream puicls, recipes, and fashion shows lypily The aclivilies carried on in Jrhe l-lome Economics Deparlmenl. Preparing lulure homemalcers and leachers lor lheir voca- Lions is an arl in ilsell . . . lsn'l il, Miss l-lowe...f7 Z L f d f b f '+ I ' E +' . A Child Developmenl siudem' observes and sfudies pre-school children OO Ogy S U en S PFO 8 Of VI d Ifl Offfld ION Qi? 0 v 'pit MR. WILLIAM H. ANDERSON Business I MISS EARLENE E. ANDES Commercial DR. JOHN W. BOITNOTT Educafion I MRS. NELL KERSH BOITNOTT Educafion MR. WILLARD B. FRICK Psychology MR. DANIEL S. GEISER Physical Educafion DR. J. MAURICE HENRY Hisfory, Polifical Science DR. MINOR C. MILLER Religious Educafion :MISS RUTH ELIZABETH TANDY Physical Educalion DR. WILLIAM G. WILLOUGHBY Sociology DR. MARSHALL R. WOLFE Bible DR. CHARLES C. WRIGHT Economics American l lisl'ory ancl moclern polilics macle vivicl 2 7 3 2 xxN- ,Xxx-W, X fx. is X 1 ,Vx gif ,v f Rx , ,Qia -F ,K . mix X -A Aw I Rx xk wk I , 4' f Qglf ' X N- Y- -'ws we Mr A' xxxwlm x xx sawn l M mf H 4. aw N111 N :Wh Wx Q?'l3N Q 4' M 4' -114- ,fm 0- W, a41,,,1fo,,., ' gym, if M' rw. . ' of M W, if yum, I all W. ,.. ,A V I fn 44 le' , ,al I 1'?'fq.2 n.L v. 1, AQ'FQfn, IV? ft ' fb f' - I 'imc .. 1 f, I 1, ,, Q A ' .J 1 -.PQ A J' Q' .,,..x 10, W- W, 'W M' ., A .JV qw? wp- 'L 5 mf. 1 V - 4 W fn M5414 4.4, ,,, K V, bl ff I , h V ff' , v, Q ,. ,,-W , 1 U Z. 5 ?.m, U '44 Q' w, 1 . A, V . X f :JY NA4 ,, ff' Y' 1 '14 I. ww ff- , T W, -. wh - 1 ff ww? Q , 1, V - ----- ,- IW ' W, ,f I, iffy , ., v it M7 , AAQI ggpfh an E4 Q, ' ,rv , ,, . 47 - , X ig . 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Z 25 Mi gewa fer Kofi? we .S2ni0l' WU G32 le ,lull li-'IILI Y 'IT-ll'-' SUE ELIZABETH BOWER Chemisfry maiorg Biology minor: Curlain Club Presidenf 'Sl-'52g French Club: Chi Bela Phi Secrefary-Treasurer 'Sl-'52g Alpha Psi Omega Plans laboralory lechnician career. HENRY ALLEN BRUBAKER B5OlOC3Y m6iOf: lvlalhemalios mino ' D r. ay Sluclenl. Will do graduale work al V.P.l. WAYNE ST. CLAIR BCWMAN English and Modern l.anguagGS malori l-llslory minor: French Club: Cllfldln Club, Secrelary- Treasurer '50-'5l: Alpha Psi OITIGQG' Secrelary' '5I-'52g 15.6.0.3 Bee Slall. Plans +o +eaCl1. EDWARD ALAN BYRD l-lislory maiorg English minor: Day SlUClG lli Base' ball. Plans +o leach. GEGRGE VAUGHN CLARK MARY HELEN CLICK Biology maigrg Physical Educalion minor: Pool- lvlusic maior: Ladies' Quarlel '49-'5O: Glee Club' ball: Monogram Club: Track. Plans lo clo labora- S.C.lvl.: French Club: A.G.O. Plans Jro leach.. 'rory work. ELIZA WALTINE CLORE BERNARD MERLE CROUSE Sociology major: Psychology and Educalion mi- Biology maior: Physical Educalion minor: Cross 1 Hodge . WA.A- plans To do elementary counlry: Track: Treasurer ol Jrhe Sophomore nor' Y' ih I+ Ch-n Class: Vice-Presideni ol The Junior and Senior SC OO ea ' 9- Classes: s.c.M. cslsansis Glee Club: wHo's WHO 'Sl-'52: Monogram Club, Presidenl '5l- '52. Will enier Belhany Biblical Seminary. ly: Ni, I f j i-ei 3.1 gl I JY A L , - Q' J- ,X sal anal 27 J 1 . y C , - , S, ,Dru Ill'll'llll'I' 0 c fl 1- - f jfte sgznigr Cfcwd ROBERT HERMAN DINST Biology major: Psychology minor: Ripples STaTTp Treasurer oT The Senior Class: Glee Clubq S.C.lvl. Plans To enTer The Tield oT Biology. SIDNEY LESTER DRIVER, JR. Bl0l0QY maiorz Psychology minor: Dining l'lall CommiTTee 'Sl-'523 Social CommiTTee 'Sl-'52g FuTure plans uncerTain. 'gcrllfl FREDERICK ANTHONY DRIVER Biology maiorg Psychology minor: Cleflcus Cho' rusg S.C.lvl.: Glee Club. Plans agriculTural VOCG' Tion. HOWARD GOULD DULL Business maiorg Economics minorg EooTball, CO capTain 'Sl-'52g Monogram Club? Business Clulo. Will enTer The service in June. l i i l l l l 1 1 i l l l l I Ti I il C .yy gl .! ig, l, li i s. 'X PEGGY JO ELLER BETTY JO ENG I .MUSIC maiorg French minor: Glee Club: S.C.lVl.: l-lome Economics maior: Sociology minor: Secrelary of lhe Sophomore ClGSSZ Sludenl M-I Mu EpSllOn MU: W.A.A. Fulure plans un- Council, Fulure plans unCGFlGlV1- cerlain. C ROBERT LINWOCD FARISS EMILY SHAW FAULKNER Sociology majorg Psychology minor, Will enler Psychology major: Eclucalion minor: l-loclcey: H19 :leaching profession and The minislry. Monogram Club, Secrelary '5l-'52: W.A.A.: Baslcelball: Curlain Club. Fulure elemenlary Q school Jreacher. W , i, y I 4 il l l 6, fly , ,QBIQ 3 29 . 1. C C f -, S... Dru! 7011161 f er 0 - 9 . I .I7fw Lgznivf' Um 2 I I I , oral f-53: ,'lII ' GEORGE LEE FIFER Pre-med sludenlp Chi Bela Phi. Will enler med- ical school. JAMES SAMUEL FLORA Sociology major: Psychology minor: Glee Club: Clericus Chorusg Men's Quarlel '50-'5Ig SCM Co-Presidem' '5I-'52g WI'lO'S WI-IO '5l-'Emil Srudenl Council. Will enler Union Seminary in Richmond. ROSCOE MILTON FIX I , . . . - , 'CS minor- Business Aclminislralnon mGlOl'. Economl Plans Io leach. V DAVID WILLIAM FREY Chemislry VTIGIOVT Malhemalics minor. l:UlU'ie ' plans uncerlain. ii Q CHARLES WILSON FRYE, JR. Business Aclminislralion maior: Economics minor: Ripples phorographerg l.R.C. Owner ol Charles and Polly Sludio in l-larrisonburg. HARRY EDWARD GARBER Chemislry maior: Malhemalics minor: Glee Club: lvlen's Quarlel '50-'5I, '5l-'52: Chapel Choir. Plans ro leach. . g' g ROBERT AUSTIN FUNKI-IOUSER Economics maior: Commerce minor: Day Slu- olenl: Business Club: Parr-lime farmer. Will en- Jrer Jrhe Army. PAUL SAMUEL C-SARBER Biology maior: Physical Educalion minor: Wl-lfD'S WHO 'Sl-'52: Presidenl ol Jrhe Sruclenr Bocly '5l-'52: S.C.lv1.: Glee Club: Chi Bela Phi: Mono- gram Club: Track: Clericus Chorus. Will enler ' agricullural vocalrionj , 3I ! Clf Z - - A - Dru HHH!!! fm' as 0 cryr glue - genial' WM -arl ORVILLE LEO GARDNER Sociology major: Economics minor: S.C lvl: Pres 'd l l ' I en o lhe Junior Class: Glee Clubg Sluclenl Councilg Honor Council Chairman 'Sl-'52: Wl-lO'S WHO 'Sl-'52, Will enler Belhany Bibli- cal Seminary. PAUL EMERSON GLICK Physical Educalion maiorg Biology minorg Glee Club: Track: Cross counlryq Monogram Club Secrelary-Treasurer 'Sl-'S ' ' 2, Clericus Chorusl Baslcelball. Plans lo leach ancl coach. CARLETON GILBERT . . loqy mlnors ' ' 3 R ligion ancl P5YChQ , l-ligrcgyMn?ag3'ge grub, Plans a leaching Career MARVIN WATSON GLOVER . h minOFS l'li.slory m61l'0 Z SOCIOIOQY and yljreglzubg l.R.C Speech Club: Baslcelballiclzfenc. Will enler Civil Service. PAIGE KENT GORDON CHARLES WALTER GREEN Business Adminislralion major: Economics minor: Bible ancl Religion major: l-Iislory minor, Fulure Baseball: Business Club, Vice-Presidenl '5l-'52: plans are lor llwe minislry. Ripples Slaicl '49-50. Fulure aulomobile dealer. DELBERT OMER HANLIN CHESTER DOAN HARMAN Bible and Religion major: Sociology minor: Cler- Cliemisrry and Biology major: lvlallwemalics and gcugg Pasfor. Will enter seminary. Physics minor: Pre-med sluclenl: Manager of J. V. X C 41 Ji ., :' f 1 1 , ..- Y,-p-J -4 l i ...- ,., 1 Baslcelball '50-'5l. Medical school in Selolember. ,J y U . ,i 1' i ,gr , . ff' I , I fpfp lil! Il f jig .S2ni0 ffm JAMES LOUIS HARRISON English majorg French minorg Perl-lime Iob GS ni hl h ' I g walc man. Day Sluclenl. Will enler Ihe service. HELEN MARIE HOY Music maiorp Secrelary of Ihe Freshman Class: Curlain Club, Vice-Presidenl '5l-'52g Alpha Psi Omega, Presidenl '5l-'52g Glee Clubg Bancl, Sec- relary '5I-'52g A.G.O., Treasurer, '5l-'52q S.C. M.: Ladies' Quarlel '5l-'52, Plans 'Io leach. Il Iii JAMES EMMETT HARTIGAN A . F- S anis EconOmlCS malori Commerce hrlIeI?businIess.i Club: Business Club. Plans IO 9 DoRoTI-:Y ANNE HUFFMAN . ielas Music major: French minor: GIee.C2lg3'5.?CPpesi- Orphea: Ladies' Quarleli S'C'IYI '5f' .Treasurer olenl '5I-'52: WI-IO'S WI-ISD 5'-'di I ol The ol Ihe Freshman Class? Vlce-Pres' Ilan Sludenl Sophomore Class: Vice-Presidenr OI hog' Body, Will enler gracluale SC ' . I I DONALD LAMAR JOHNSON Biology maiorg Physical Science minor: Transfer from Kalamazoo. Will enler clenlal school. ELEANoR JANE JUDY Psychology major: lvlusic minorg S.C.lv1.g FOR.: Banclg A.C5.0.: French Clulo. Fiulure elemenlary school leacher. x M iL!g0Lllfl fer gomfgc SA? i eniof Cfada MARC-5lE ANN KAHLE Sociology nnaiorg l-lislory minor: lvlu Epsilon Mu: Glee Club: W.A.A. Councilp Manager Girls' Baslzellaall '50-'5l. Plans lo leach. BARBARA ELIZABETH KIRBY Music maiorg Glee Club: S.C.lvl.: Band: Secre- fary of ilwe Senior Class: Clwapel Clwoirg Socielas Qrpiwea: Ladies' Quarler 'Sl-'52, Plans a reacli- ino career. LYLE RIMEL KINDIG Business Aclminislralion major: Business Club Treasurer '5I-'52g Band. Plans farming career. CECIL KENNETH LANDES l-lisrory major: Sociology nninorg Curlain Clulo Bridgewarer l-ligli School leaclier second semes ler ,- v ind JOHN ALEXANDER LINDSAY, Ill Pre-med: Chemislry and Biology maiorg Malhe- malics ancl Physics minor: Day Sluoienl. Will enler medical school. KENNETH BENSON Mc:CUTCHEN Biology maiorg Chemislry minor: l.R.C.: Tennis. Fulure in Civil Service worlc. Z . ' B i -1 ... g .5 CHARLES PRESTON LITTEN French maior: Spanish minor: Trailer Camp. Plans lo leach. GAR MILEY Physical Eclucalion maiorg Biology minorg Base- ballg Day Siudenl. Fulure plans are uncleciclecl. l l gi gewafer .ego I .-A-.4..- - K if E ,gznwr 066 i . Q rl I I B---I It f -ical l VZII v -i.ir'. ANNA CAROLYN MILLER English major: French minor: Edilor-in-Chief of '52 Ripples: Bee Siail, Feaiure Edilor '50-'5l: S.C.M., Cabinel '50-'5I: WI-IO'S WI-IO '5I-'52: Sludenl Council. Will enler qraduale school. MELVIN LEMMON MYERS Physical Eclucalion major: Biology minor: Mono- qram Club, Vice-Presidenl 'SI-'52: Alhleiic Council: Fooiballg Traclcg Baslceiball. Plans Io coach. LOWELL WILLIAM MILLER Business Adminislralion maior: Economics minor: Pholo Club, Treasurer '5I-'52: S.C.M.: Glee Club: Chi Beia Phi: Business Club: Tennis. Fu- Iure plans uncerlain. WILLIAM CHASTAIN NAYLOR Biology maior: Physical Educalion and Malhe- malics minors: Foolball: Baslcelball: Pholo Club, Presidenl '50-'5I: Ripples Slaff: Bee Slafl. Fulure Ieacher and coach. K yi If I I I , I I I gi. 2 gi DORIS BOWMAN NOLLEY Bible and Religion major: Music minor: Glee Club: S.C.M.: Chapel Choir. Minis+er's wife. HAROLD AMISS PARTLOW Maihemalics maior: Physics minor: Chi Bela Phi. Fulure work in reaching ancl adminisiralion. EUGENE DAVIS NOLLEY Pre-mecl maior: lvlalhemaiics anol Physics minor: Glee Club: Clericus Chorus: Men's Quarlelr '48- '49: S.C.M., Co-Presideni '50-'5l: Chapel Choir: Wl-lO'S WHO 'Sl-'52, Will enler Jrhe field of meolicine. BETTY LEW POLIN6 I-lome Economics maior: S.C.M.: Mu Epsilon Mu, Secreiary '49-'5O: Baslcerball: W.A.A.: Secrelary of lhe Junior Class: Sluclenl Council. Plans Jro leach. S64 xl w x A ia EX .... - ,igE:-ES Q: l F 39 2 . gui geufaller' COXL we .gznior C6555 Q-rl JOSEPH AUBREY POTTER. JR. Business maiorg Econorn Presidenl '5l-'52. Plans lo enler ics minorg Business Club, business. WARREN LEE REEVES Sociology maiorg Bibl icus. Plans 'ro enler lore complelion of graduaie sluol G minor: Day Sludenlg Cler- ign mission worlcaifler Y. PAUL MATTHEW PRIDDY - K Sociology maiOFI PSYClT0lO9Y mmol' Seven eys Jr lo Baldpalef' SV1GCl4 SPOP Manager' FU ure church ancl social worker. - RoBERT HOWARD REICHARD. JR-g . . . - PH: lvlailwemalics maiOFI PlWY-5'C5 mmor' Clll Bela +I ' er Monogram Club: fzoolrball Manager. Will en lousiness willw fallier. M N,. 5Af1l - i ' x l I gy II -I WILLIAM HAMRICK REID Sociology ma'org Bible and Religion minor: S.C. M.: I.R.C.: Newspaper reporling. Will enler lielcl ol religious iournalism. EMMERT FRANKLIN RICE Music major: Clericus Chorus. Direclor '5I-'52: S.C.M.: Glee Club: Bancl: Clericus. Will leach ancl Ihen enler Belhany Biblical Seminary. ,- .A JOHN BALDWIN REYNOLDS Business Acminislralion major: Business Club: Sluclenl Council. Plans lulure in business aclmin- islralion. EDMOND LOWELL ROBERSCN Biology maior: General Physical Science minor: Spanish Club. Plans Io leach. Mi gewafer gofkg glee .gznior Cfcwrf ,ill EIIII GERALD WILLIAM RGLLER Pre-med maiorg Malhemalics and Physics minor: Cross counlry, Manager '50-'SI 5 Treasurer ol Ihe J . CI D . . . unior ass, Presidenl ol Ihe Senior Classg Chi B. . . . . ola Phi, Presioenl 5l-52: WI-IO'S WI-IO '5I- 52. Will enler meolical school. JAMES HUBERT SI-IOWALTER Hisfory VNGIOFI Spanish minorp Band: Glee Clubg Coach for J. V. baslcelloallp lnlramur I M a anagerg Baslnelball. Plans leaching career, JAMES EVELL SHOMO Hisirory maiori Economics minor: Baslcelballt Baseball. Will enler Ihe Army. GRANT DeWAYNE SIMMONS Biology major-g Psychology' minor: -glaeglg icus, Secrelary-Treasurer 5I-52: IZ- ' B.bHCaI Manager '5I-'52, Will enler Belhany I Seminary. I 0.5 '-si. if as i' t, .-' 1. A' hs X ROBERT LEE SMITH LAWRENCE RUDOLPH TUCKER Sociology maior: Hisiory nninorg Day Siuoleni. Biology rnaiorg Physical Educaiion minorq Baslcel- Will do social work. ball: Pooiball. Plans lo leach RICHARD BOND WAMPLER IRIS HART WARNER Business Adminisiralion maiorg Economics minorg Physical Eclucaiion maiorg Biology minorg W.A.A., Business Club. Will enier ihe Navy. Presioleni '5l-'52g Baslceiballg Hockey: Monogram Q Club. Plans +o leach and coach. i r i asf' 43 Mi B geufafer CML? 348 -Slniof CIM -rllfl ROBERT LEWIS WENGER HAROLD RAY WHHE Business Adminisl Band: Business Club: Siudenl some Jrype of business. . . . . - ' ' ' 'W - Economics mlnori ralion malorg Economics minor: Business Aclrnlnislrallon VUGIOV- I . . - ' ' - Band' Business Council. Will enler Curlaln Club: Alpha Ps: Omega. I Club. Will enler Jrlme SGVVlCe- JOHN ROBERT WISE Business Aclminislralien rnaiorg Ripples Slali, Bus- iness Manager '5l-'52g Business Club. Will en- ler some Type ol business. 44 -1' i 1? 'Vw TV? BALDPATEH L u A N -,--su-nl' s-cn jim junior Kfafm OFFICERS ni ' I --It ff 'f f W0 24613743 I W I W W , Q 'mm Q H Q53 i 15 QQ I , f W , I . I AAAA ,44 1 I ? 32 Q W Zami: ,inf Q Q W I f. W 7 WWW f ,.., , Zilf 53 is 1 mm Q z H I I U OTIS KITCHEN ' x GERALDINE CUNNINGI-IAM GENEVIEVE HEDRICK President Vice-Presidenf FREDERICK WAMPLER I. DR. HARRY JOPSON Treasurer Sponsor 46 Secrefary Life upon 'rhe wicked sfage . . . LEWIS ALESHIRE LOIS ATKINSON FRANK BEAHM JOHN BOITNOTT WILLARD BOWMAN J. H. CARICOFE RICHARD BYRD EDITH COSNER GERALDINE CUNNINGHAM JOYCE DARNELL DAVID DOOLEY JANET ELLER FVFI YN F-I U ROBERT DRIVER RY IJOIIAI IJ FIJIIKIIOIFSIR v F5 W E Us a We I f071 ' ' W! 1 nf' Wm 'Wm Um hm M mg Keg 1 2525! l jim yunior gfadd Firs+ Row: LOIS GLICK Second Row: HILDA HANLIN Third Row: JOHN HESLEP Four+h Row: JOSEPH JUDY GEORGE GRAHAM BRUCE HAMMER LOUIE HARGETT OLIN HEDRICK DONALD HUFFMAN BETTY JUDY OTIS KITCHEN ORRIN KLINE IZ' In PAUL KLINE. CHARLOTTE KROH CHARLES MARTIN H. WILLIAM MASON MARION MASON ARTHUR McDANIEL BARBARA M ETZGER EDWARD METZGER KATHIRYN MILLER ROBERT MOTYCA DORIS MOYER CLARENC BETTY FIKE MYERS JOHN POWELL DOROTHY ! I xi SVI ,L I I9.wIII!E ' 94511 , ,E SSS5S5lll5! ll5fEiESE5gS 'IQ .tile yunior Cfcwd I Firs+ Row: WILLIAM RIFFLE Second Row: LOU ISE SAYRE Third Row: JOSEPHINE SPANGLER ' Fourfh Row: JAMES UTTERBACK ROBERT ROLLER BONNIE SAYIRE DWIGHT SHOBER JANET SMITH WAYNE SPANGLER ARCHIE TULLIDGE PEGGY UTTERBACK BERNICE WALKER WARREN ROTHGEB CHARLES H. SIMMONS LABAN STRITE JOHN VANCE Two of fha HCIIGFQICIBFSH of Show BoaI FREDERICK WAMPLE.R 'MARY LEE WAMPLER JOHN WIATT FRANK WILLIAR HELEN WINE JACK WINE MARION WRIGHT WARREN WRIGHT ff' ....... me SUPAOMIJPLJ 11.5.5 E OFFICERS f 'W at MARY HOOKER Secretary JANET CARTER Vice-Presidenf Q ' GEORGE DOVEL BILLY BURKHOLDER Presidenf Treasurer MISS LOUISE TRUXAL Sponsor Q FirsI' Row MARLIN ALT WILLIAM BARKSDALE MARY ALICE ANKRUM CHARLES BARNHART KALE BARB DONALD BEARD DAVID BOWMAN Second Row JEAN BOWMAN BILLY BURKHOLDER ROBERT BOWMAN JANET LEE CARTER WILLIS BUCHANAN CHARLES CONRAD BETTY COOK Sophomore LII s+uden'I's mangle +I1e baIcony scene from Romeo and JuIIe'I. Third Row CHARLES CUSTARD GEORGE DOVEL LOUISE DAVIS WILLIAM DOVEL JOYCE DeBOLT MARY DRIVER LAWRENCE DURR rf ...L U-JL had 4-A' .a 1.1.0 -351:-..4 I J .us e...4.9-'ny 'N zfpnomliuniuo- if 3 J 23 Leaf!! Kylie? A Xu-4' f 'A ,Q ,.... limg wal' ISI, W -ll'-'- QL if '.-fran-ov-9-. 0 ff A A . ' J 25 WHL '5 -' '91 W PM 090, ' ' ' 427' Af' Rflf Rami-o.Lu'L ti' ' E 5 A Firsf ow ' ' J S fm'C'A ELDEZLRRY DALE EFOREAAN ELLEFAARION FOWJISELAES EVANSANNE ERYSINJOITERK EVERT Q' ' -'fi 1 A 1 .in-'dun'-4.41 2-64 7744 A ,A,.f4MfffM-Msv- A-fa - f E-'f4f0'Vf'f 72 ,, g '4'Sfmd Row R f MARTHA LOU FDRRY Dcfxix D GARBER OAROLYN GARST NORMA GARST STANLEY G-LICK ADA GLOVER EDTTHE GOODMAN Third Row SAM GOULDTHORPE CARTER HEATWOLE WAYNE HTNKLE NANCY HOLLAR ' MARY HOOKER DALE HUFFMAN JOHN HUFFMAN 54 Firsi' Row ROBERT HUTCHINSON DORIS JEAN LAM CLAUDE HYLTON HAIROLD LANDIS RAY JUDY JOHN LAYMAN JOHN LINDSAY Second Row Huffman BurIchoIder LxHIe Slx AII Sfafe sfar and Dovel 'Ihe basIceIbaII grea+s of The cIass Third Row DONALD LINK MILTON MAUPIN JOAN MYERS BETTY NAFF ROBERT MARSHALL ALTON McCOY JOYCE MYERS WESLEY NAFF MELBA MELTON DONALD MITCHELL PATRICIA MYERS MARY ALICE PHILLIPS . ff I, TOMMY mms .. A V HAZEL ROBERTSON M WJ , - N I ,I j?y,,QLLffW3vL' A v , Q, o . IUWW,zup'vo Ip-'U I J .nh I M ffl. A I -ff MI, 417, E V XDA' V ba! L WL du Q S if up -L-fMV 59 ' I WLL Nb if jx- 42fafQe UM +I' ff: I 0 ' If 1359 rw Q RSSSSNSQSIISE 5 :IE TY ll!E5fSll5?f .7Ae omore 6241155 Firsi' Row WILLIAM ROBERTSON LOUISE ROLLER GARRETT RUSMISELLE MARIAN SADD WILLIAM SCHMID ELIZABETH SHAVER HARRY LEE SIMMERS I Second Row JANET SONIFRANK ANNE SPIGLE ELAI E I OMER TRUMBO N STAUEEER WILLIAM THOMAS CURTIS WALL PAUL WAMPLER Row JENNY WENGER HAROLD WEYB ANN WRIGHT RIGHT JAMES wHITMoRE GLENN WILL CHARLES WRIGHT I 56 ,Ai W 0 N W M W I 1 J 5 psf P 19 I 1 fffw s ig L ir Y rw flw WJ f , ' Cokes ancl gossip in 1-he Sophs lwangour ' r fl. -'rhe Snack Shop Mass Truxal Sophomore class sponsor poses for fhe camera man me jreAAmdH gfaw OFFICERS CAROLYN IKENBERRY Soi'-'e'.s y JQHNNI: MAY MISS MARGARET FLORY Sponsor HERSCHEL FIKE Presidenf EDGAR WOOD Treasurer Bm, CL X T ..w.v,I.L2 -4-0vnLnMu.4.r1v4- J-c-'Knit' 0'YM-Qslfrx. gulf '11 ,..- 1. E... ,WI wm- Cfh. 40 ' A Firsi' Row I' H 4 SHELVIN AREY FREDA BAKER RICHARD BERRY DONALD BLOSE II JOHN BOLTON DONALD BORDER Lf. Second Row PASCO BOWMAN LOIS BURGESS THOMAS BARTLEY WILLIAM CARPENTER CURTIS CARROLL DOROTHY CHAMBERS U Third Row ESTHER CHAMBERS ALFRED CHEATWOOD ALFRED CLEVELAND DORIS ANN CRAUN ELEANOR CRIST DAWN CUNNINGHAM , jig Gu! - ' f IWVM ' V .4 7,7 Four1'I'I Row W - f , A' H - I DONALD CUPP DOUGLAS DELAWDER MILTON DELLINGER ELAINE EYEQQZ fgwf IZI 'Qjjjk HERSCHEL EIKE DEE ELQRY ' u I gfwqw' NM, 7 .fu-7 If iff-5fW'LL7 I f:4vf7'y' 457 f'f '7 AJh I ,N MLM I iz, W I 40'5Zf 'F' wwf ' EM M WW? iw M' Cl-wf J 400 .IL ,, ' ,,-4-1' ,mm L+ 6, ZJYJLQIL .0 I ,E f 2 I, fb' Effwl J 1 I -V I ' I v If I' I fc'l4 I 4 ' ', EI- L . 'A A.. . I 4 ,. ffiivff fob' WWE, 71,1-fi' I AL,E Y JM , 1. bv' 'S .4 ' .434 'pil' Ii b 'Q Ir: tv Q, N 'A ., J, my ' 5, . .S 'N .. Ei L 14.1 J'-' Z. I sgwmmsmsgxsmnnllm Ei' B H Il B M' Y ,A In gy iii X 'K ra we PQJAWQCLIQ arid -- le fl M f 7 ',...:w CRW: , . G pl -d -fi? 3447 ' I '1 JWTZQI Q, In Q5-'Mi 'ff 7QAf1f9,fCo Fig-51' RQW Cbpvvdfylqc ffl, LOIS FLORY WILLIAM FOX DANIEL GARBER JOHN GARBER PAULINE GILBERT RAY GLICK Second Row Lee emcse-s JANE GRIMM LESTER HALL BETTY HAI-TERMAN WAYNE HARTMAN WALLACE HATCHER Third Row LAUREE HERSCH RETHA HIRSCH JAMES HOAK ROBERT HUDSON fi FRANK HUFFMAN RUTH HUFFMAN wk5,L56,b'u. FourI'I1 Row VIRGINIA HUFFMAN JEAN HUGHES JO ANNIS HUMBERT JOAN HUGHES I WILLIAM HUMBERT DOROTHY HUSSEY 60 S vi. I. :L Q, I, NI ,f OJ. Firs+ Row CLYDE HYLTON CAROLYN IKENBERRY STANLEY JANOSKY NORMA JARRELS ROBERT JEFFERSON FERN JENKINS . I ,I If K' A Second Row f, Hl I . BARBARA KELLEY FRANCIS KEY JAMES KING 'Nw CHARLSIE KIRBY I RHEA JEAN KIRK JOANN KLINE Third Row WALDO KLINE FRANK LAMBERT PHYLLIS LAMBERT JAMES LAYMAN ELEANOR LOCKRIDGE DONALD LUCAS FourI'I1 Row ANN MASINCUPP ANNA JEANNE MAY GERALD McCO.RMICK MILTON McCORMICK BARBARA McMILLAN DOROTHY MILLER 1 ,J .3 4. jk QPQJAMGH Ctdfi y lf 3. 'I . S. I' ggi? Z4-el-441-7 fir-an-L-6 ,fv-1.2-1-147' 3 f 'QQ '50 V IA H ,fly .ELA X-9 111 ll? v4a..l'.! . Q JANICE MILLER ,yfgumjggmgguig K-6,0-,gg La. mofwmmi I J fo I-l.J.A-I. R312 711- BILLY NMC n1r 3TY P I IPS 'j A RICHARD Pow LL L PU 0.-Qjwhigqbw AM l KU-'4-J-0 LHZTLRHQ-E WLLEON SAULN 6 EUGENE sAugL4 t -figLrC::iysi5HwANTNcs:R ERQSTAREZZOWALTER 'RJZQQR u'M.'i . 2 .4 A MARGERY MORRISON GARY OSBORNE PATRICIA RICHARDSON REIMAN SHOBER 1 ' Q X ,NM .fm ff ff ,Zi , , ,qw X f f ff Q?-'fan-y FLC IUEK-fl -1-ix' ' 9 v .a M f.-fx 1.-phi Ts- at ,14.JA' 3'-,,i-. If , , ,' . I Ill-4fT,'4 '.3'1-M fii- '4, 4 R'-'I.f-1,I- JA MQ c n,,f'., .1 g,'.f9,..L+- FirsI Row I 'I L MARY SHULL SIMMQNS ANNABELLE SINGER YRICHARD sLooP CHARLES SMALLWOOD EDWARD STICKLEY SARAH BETTIETURK ' .v ' Second Row STANLEY TURNER JOHN WAGNER GALEN WAMPLER ROWLAND WAMPLER I BILLY WARNER ROSINA WATT ov-la SDJ I Third Row I GL N WAYBRIGHT PAIGE WILL ROBERT WILL REESE WILMORE - JOHN WINE WILLIAM WISE A 1 R. Fourfh Row Mft s. EDGAR wooo DOROTHY WRIGHT MAURICE WRIGHT QE: . A ' 'A f if 'G , v,,. QQ k7,, . k1g-- QQ? 13 6: I: J 'vu jean ,gli I 1, 5' I I .5 or -fa 9 , L-'stfvm i j F, IJ yifff! 1 SX J' ' ,I 'f fl .S f wav' ' I ' 'W . . I I . I A -f ay ,I . Jr Riff K, J A RWE- -I MEL 4 fn:-nk I I IW f ' 1 x 5 Q ,.4.-g-- ,A- ,.n...,n- ,..- 'J Y QQ 729- .. , f ,, ' 4 , I HM V LW W, K e 0 W. Q Mu A !i Q N I' H 1, wh PAUL GARBER Presidenf of fhe Sfudenf Body lH Will flue meelinq please come lo order? Willw a slow, soullwern drawl, Paul Garber, slu- denl body prexy, calls flue Sludenl Council lo I Clk lfff hfMIC S oc vrise, e o ri : ere rous , ue wer lparfly hiddenl, G is ic en, ar oo er, of .Huffman Paul Garber Gerald Roll OFFICERS PAUL CARBl5R . . . . Pregidenf DGROTHY HUFFMAN . . . . Vice-Presidenl MR. DCNALD CLAGUE . . . ,Spgngof MISS MARGARET FLQRY . . . .Sponsor E STUDENT COUNCIL allenlion. Urgenl campus mallers are lo be con- sidered and lime musl noi loe wasled. Serving as co-ordinalor of B. C. sludenr or- enevieve Hedrick, Dol Richardson, Bob Wenger, Herschel Fike. G o D l 6 ra am arolyn lkenberry, James Flora, HONOR COUNCIL DINING HALL COMMITTEE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Furs Row: KiTchen, Fike, Huffman, Roller, Leff To RiqhT: Chambers, Miss Flory, Driver, Firsi' Row: Hooker, Driver, WhiTe Nlswander Crouse Seconde Robw: Ceunningham, Gardner, Wine, Judy, Myers, Richardson, Crouse. Second Row: Mr. Clague, Miss Flory Spangler ar er, arTer. ganizaTions, The STudenT Council meeTs bi-monTh- ly To consider problems perTinenT To all phases oT campus liTe. Every Tield or organizaTion Trorn The Business Club To The Mu Epsilon Mu has an elecTed represenTaTive on The sTudenT gov- erning body. One oT The maior proiecTs oT The STudenT Council This year was The revision oT The meThods oT elecTion oT The ,sTudenT body presidenT and vice-presidenT. ln addiTion To rouTine acTiviTies, The STudenT Council also sponsored a sale oT ChrisTmas seals and a Tull lengTh movie on The I948 Olympic Tield and Track evenTs. The Honor Council, The Dining Hall ComrniT- Tee, and The Social CornmiTTee are under The supervision oT The STudenT Council. ' MEMBERS Sue Bower Carolyn Miller Merle Crouse DoroThy Richardson G D l eorqe Ove Gerald Roller James Flora Robe'rT Wenger Paul Garber Herschel Pike George Graham Mary Hooker Carolyn lkenberry DoroThy I-Iuilman John Reynolds Gonrfvirfvrz Ialridrirk M,-, DOHGIQI Claqne Sponsor Brlllirllrl Miss lvliirqnrol Illory Sponsor Lili-, Kilf lirvn I l Q C O 4 I C l J 1 5 l 1 an L..L he JOHN K. Bolmorr Louise TRUXAL PAUL KLINE - ,' , h' Facul Advisor ' Edlfor In C ,ef fy Business Manager THE B. C. BEE Sludenlrs willn a Elare for wriling Eind ample oulrlel for Jrlieir lalenlr by wrilring Eor Jrlne B. C. Bee. Campus newspaper, llwe Bee serves as an eEEecJrive record of Timely evenls and currenlr opinions. The pasl year lnas seen marked changes in llwe slyle ol malce-up in llne Bee. A new Eronl page Hllag' was drawn by Paul Kline, business manager, and live masrliead was reduced in sire. Copy malerial lwas also been changed. A pop- Laugl'1+er,chaHer-and worlc-on BEE's deadline niglnis. E 68 ular varieTy colurnn, Line O' Type or Two was added To The TeaTure page along wiTh a regular arTicIe by Deans Flory and Clague. LaTesT opinions and inTormaTion on The sporTs side is Tab- uIaTed by Bill Naylor in SporTs ChaTTer. . To sTudenTs who parTicipaTe in preparing issues oT The Bee, noTh- ing could be rnore exciTing and challenging. The opporTuniTy oT be- ing on The inside-oT knowing The news before iT is prinTed-has a Tas- cinaTion all iTs own. Only Those who have Taken parT in The rnidnighT worlc sessions or The hours oT iolcing and wriTing ThaT precede puTTing The pa- per To bed can appreciaTe The True value oT The Bee. And whaT wriTer can ever TorgeT The Thrill oT having his sTory prinTed under his own by- line! The Bee sTaTT members deserve crediT Tor The quaIiTy newspaper which They produce. Miss Louise Truxal, TacuITy advisor, deserves spe- cial crediT Tor her hard work and discrirninaTing advice. STAFF JOHN K. BOITNOTT .... EdiTor-in-Chief HELEN WINE ...... AssociaTe' EdiTor MARION WRIGHT. . . . .News EdiTor GEORGE GRAHAM . .Asso. News EdiTor ART McDANIEL ...... EeaTure EdiTor JANET LEE CARTER . Asso. EeaTure EdiTor DALE ELORA, . . . . . .SporTs EdiTor MARY HOOKER . . .Asso. SporTs EdiTor MARY ALICE ANKRUM . Co-Copy EdiTor ANNE FRYSINGER .... Co-Copy EdiTor MARY HOOKER. . . . . . . .TypisT PAUL KLINE. . . .Business Manager BILL NAYLOR . . . . . RhoTographer LOUISE TRIJXAL. . . . EacuITy Adviso Righf, Top: George and Marion wriTe news, Hoolrer Types, while AssociaTe Edifor Helen supervises. Cenferz NexT issue's Line O'Type is wriTTen by ArT and JaneT, as Anne checlrs copy for errors. BoHom: Bill and Dale review currenf sporfs news, Mary Alice gives fha copy The once-over. . C 1 Y 9 if 'I 5 1 3 I I 1 I 4 I ii I4 Q I s, 1 I I I 3 u I aI ll l Q.. Ig NKXNRMX 1 I I I C 1 I : 1 1 U A I 1 I I I ' I c l I I I I 5 AI I i I 2 Q I . 4 I . , E i y In lr l 'l I y I I 70 X l I EDITORIAL STAFF CARCJI YN MII I I I' C. E. MAY .... MARION WRIOIII , HELEN IIOY. . . GEORGE GRAIIAM JANET CARTER . . PASCO BOWMAN I BARBARA METZGER WILLIAM CARPENTER PAUL KLINE . LEE GRIGGS . BILL NAYLOR. . CHARLES FRYE . . . RAMONA STAUFFER PATSY RICHARDSON . Edifor-in-Chgef - ' l:0CUlIy Advisor . Associale Edilor . . Senior Edilor - .Junior Edilor . . Sophomore Edilor . . Freshman Edilor . . Faculfy Edilor . . . Liierary Ediior . . . . .Ari Edilor Assislanl Ari Ediior . . . .Sporis Edilor, Assisianl Pholographer . . . . Phoiographer . . . Typisl . . . Typisi BUSINESS STAFF ROBERT WISE . . JACK WINE. . . ROBERT DINST. . . MARY HOOKER . . . . . Business Ivlanaqef Adverlising Manager . . Business Assisldnl . . Business ASSISIGVII eeoraee eRAHAM . . BUSIHGSSASSISIGHI The produclion of a yearbook is a long and exhauslive process. From Ihe lime Ihe ediior and business manager are elecled unlil The Big Dayf' when Ihe final COPY is Senl Io Ihe prinIer's, a mullilude of delails plague The slaii. Wlwl Iheme, design, layoul should we use? How should WG handle piclures for Ihe Orqanizalion seclion? Whai siyle ol copy do we wani? And, always, Ihere is Ihal one big OIUGSIIOVI5 can We afford ii? . . lc LeH, +op: George and Helen idenhfy piclures. Janel' checs I To ' cenfer. class lis'rs, as Bud prepares Ihe copy enve ope. P has Faculfy, Associale, Sporls, and Ari edi'rors compare no .- BoI rom, cenlerz Our indispensable pl1Ol09 aP 9 h ,I Charlie F Ye-and model. BoHom: Business sfaff coun'rS Pennies' Sur- veys asse+s, in an efforf Io avoid 9OIn9 in fhe fed' C. E. MAY CAROLYN MILLER ROBERT WISE FacuITy Advisor EdiTor-in-Chief Business Manager IHE I952 RIPPIIES So we begin, TormuIaTing ideas, discarding ideas, drawing IayouTs-planning, planning, planning. I3iTTing The picTures and copy in The new clean dummy seems a simple process. BUT immediaTeIy compIicaTions seT in. I-Iow can we geT a phoTographer To cover ThaT big evenT? Is There anyone around here who can wriTe inTeresTing copy? Oh, do you Think we mighT aTIord a FeaTure Sec- Tion? BUT on iT goes, slowly, noT so surely-buT moving on Towards The deadly deadline days. AT Times everyThing has gone wrongq we have declared The boolc has been iinxed . BUT when a parTicularly inTeresTing picTure has been Turned in, or a capTion has Turned ouT iusT righT , we have become exciTed and challenged wiTh possibili- Ties. The Ripples may come ouT aTTer all! And people may Iilce iT! I-Iere iT is, The I952 Ripples-The resuIT oT headaches, hearTaches, and deadline discipline. BUT here also is The creaTive work oT many people. To all The sTudenTs and TacuITy oT BridgewaTer College we express our apprecia- Tion. Our Thanks To The enTire ediToriaI and business sTaTTs Tor Their help, and To many oTher people whom we draTTed To run errands, check copies, or read prooTs. In parTicuIar, we recognize The services oT ProTessor C. E. May, who planned Tor us, wroTe Tor us, and mosT oi all, encouraged us. Indispensable aid was also given by Pho- Tographer Charlie Frye, oT Charles and Polly STudio, Har- risonburg. Our Thanlcsl LayouT, picTures, copy, and finances are considered by RIPPLES sTaTT members. X I WHO'S WHO AMCNG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES RecogniTion in The annual ediTion oT Who's Who Among STuclenTs in American UniversiTies and Colleges is considered a maior honor by boTh sTudenTs and Tac- ulTy oT BridgewaTer College. Nine campus leaders were acceIoTed Tor lisTing This year. STudenTs Tor Who's Who are nomi.naTed by The STu- denT Council on The basis oT Their leadership, academic sTanding, service To The college, and promise oT TuTure vocaTional success. They musT receive a Two-Thirds voTe Trom The STudenT Council beTore They are pre- senTed To The TaculTy Tor anoTher Two-Thirds voTe. Reading Trorn Top To boTTom, The sTudenTs who were selecTed Tor The l95l-52 ediTion oT Who's Who are John BoiTnoTT, Merle Crouse, James Flora, Paul Garber, Orville Gardner, DoroThy l-luTTman, Carolyn lvliller, Eu- gene Nolley, and Gerald Roller. 72 Regional Governor Enss Addresses Var gunna Tau Kappa Alpha Tournameni' DEBATE CLUB Should The Federal GovernmenT adopT a permanenT pro- gram oT wage and price conTroIs? Or shouIdn'T They? Through long and careTuI preparaTions, counTless prac- Tice debaTes, and acTuaI experience in inTercoIIegiaTe com- peTiTion BridgewaTer debaTers considered The naTionaI col lege queshon The AT'TirmaT1ve conslsTenTIy upheld The uITi maTe values oT a permanenT program oT economic conTroIs while The Negahve sTouTIy opposed wage and price con Trols as a ThreaT To American Treedoms InTelIecTuaI sTim uIaTion and compeTenT speaking abiIiTy resulTed Trom These debaTes even Though Their mTluence has noT yeT been TeIT in WashingTon Again This year BridgewaTer debaTers lcepT Memorials bell ringing overTime wiTh Their vlcTorles LasT Springs BRIDGEWATER DEBATERS IN PRACTICE SESSION. Sfanding: Bill Thomas. FirsT Row: Doris Niswander, Barbara MeTzger, Louise Davis. Second Row: Dr. GusTav H. Enss, Sponsor, Miss Louise Truxal, Sponsor, Miss Frances Silliman, Sponsor, George Graham, Pasco Bowman, ArT McDaniel. Third Row: Larry Durr, Mervin Trail, EvereTT Beckman. The NegaTive presenTs ITS case STaTe Champions, B.C.'s represenTaTives capTured The 33' jgy ssss crown again in The Fall Tournamerilr, which was held on The home carripuz. Dr. Guvlav I-I. Ifnss, local presidenT and Pegiorial Governor oT The Tau Kappa Alpha, direcTed The , , IourriamoriT. Dfilmlfirf, also pfiilinipfilofl in The Afalea Iouruamenl III 'fl Til fliliirrii Ihr II Ili mil I VA mfr Iirirg in I vi i',,f5A 'f'r fl jar f virwfl, fjliim, ,,r,fI Iliff filfilrf I'!'i7 loiirii irririil in IIlicl4 lining i . A , 1 I if I gg, Wg ,rs A ' Q. Cir: OFFICERS JAMES FLORA . . BETTY LOU MYERS. . MARY ALICE PHILLIPS MERLE CROUSE . . . BARBARA METZGER . . PAUL CLICK .... WILLARD BOWMAN. I-IARRY SIMMERS . LOWELL MILLER . PAUL KLINE .... JOSEPI-IINE SPANGLER EUGENE NOLLEY. . . DR. WILLOUGI-IBY. . , . Co-Presidenl .. Co-Presidenl . Secrelary . , . . . . Treasurer . Program Chairman . Program Chairman . Program Chairman . Chapel Chairman Depulalion Chairman . Publicily Chairman F.O-.R. Represenlaliye Clericus Represenlalive Top: S.C.M. members worship wilh song. Bo+'rom: Recrealion builds personalilies. VTP . Sponsor T3 2' M W f I Firsf Row: Craun, Kirby, Jenkins, I-lallerman, P. Richardson, Cham- bers, Flory, Gilberl, Mellon, Frysinger, D. Myers, lkenberry, J. Miller, Roberlson, Shaver. Second Row: Nicholson, Roller, Rilchie, Square dancing, music programs, par- ries, games, and worship. Sounds like lun? ll is, bul behind Ihis lun is a grealer pur- pose. By combining work wilh play, mem- bers ol Ihe Sludenl Chrislian Moyemenl learn Jrhe Jrrue spiril ol Chrislian coopera- Jrion and fellowship. Une ol Ihe largesl organizalions on campus, lhe S.C.M. is Jrhe cenler ol all sludenl religious aclivi- lies. Sludy groups, worship programs or re- crealional aclivilies are allernalely lhe Iealures ol weekly Tuesday nighl meel- ings. Aclivilies ol Ihe S.C.M. range IFOITI auclion sales lor loreign sludenr proieCIS lo courrship and marriage sludy groups. As parl ol The regular acliyilies, rhe club .s s ss -1 xii : '-'gs X-N r gyggxs lla W S usp ESXQFSS . A sw Saws IL- I-'Q ,cpu will Kline Wall, l-looker, Glick, Cunningham, Phillips, Baker, Eye, Hum- May, Driver, Kirk, Cuslard, J. l-luffman, Simmers, Wrighl, l-lall. berl Lookridge, D. Miller. Third Row: Niswander, V. Huffman, J. Fourfh Row: Simmons, Kilchen, Bowman, Link, B. Humberl, Flora, Myers Singer, B. Myers, Kline, Hersch, D. Richardson, Mefzger, M. Mason, Garber, Wine, Dooley, B. Mason, Layman, Fike, Os- borne. Fiffh Row: L. Miller, Crouse, Eller. CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT sponsors chapel programs every olher Fri- day and, in cooperalion wilh lhe Clericus, sends depulalion Teams lo neighboring churches and communilies. During The Thanksgiving vacalion, nine members piled inlo lwo cars and lraveled l3OD miles lo Kansas lo allend lhe annual B.S.C.M. conference al McPherson Col- lege. r' The moving lorce behind many ol lhe aclivilies al Bridgewaler, lhe S.C.M. in- viles all sludenls, regardless ol denomina- lion, lo share in ils programs and lo learn more aboul lhe Chrislian lile. J, lion, a Greek lragecly. 4 OFFICERS Mr. W. L. Pryor, Sponsor, Janef Carler, Cusfodian Helen Hoy, Vice-Presidenfg Sue Bower, President Absenf J. H. Caricofe, Secrefary. l Curfain Club scene-sl-nifiers ai work. Sludenls inleresled in llwe land ol make l . believe loin The Curlain Club. This year X 2 Briclqewaler lalenlr presenlecl llmree sludenl- i clireclecl one-acl plays and a major produc- 1 E l l CURTAIN CLUB MEMBERS LEARN CORRECT MAKE-UP TECHNIQUES. Scaled: Jw f- ly' ilu' Joan Huqlws, Hazel Roberlson, Dol Hussey, Joann Kline, Jane? Carler, Marion Wrighl, Helen Hoy, Sue Bower- Sfandung: Wayne Bowman, Harold While, Mr. W. 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W 1 '9 ah' ' 'Q , ' I As, L Y . 4 I I Y ,Y 'P , 'mn' v,,. .vi ' ' - V , A,-4 ' '?a'c'a-y'.'-, ff , - -. , Us-1 . '-, R 5 uf M h. I , . , , . AW' A.,A ,, . I -, J -Hmm, 5, J V ' ' ' ' ., ,. ,i ' , ' 5391 I i' ' ' A'-ff9fff'l14le L,1 'l Q . . fi , B N N ya , I cqfjib, '32 Firsi Row: P. Kline, Williar, Rice, H Weybrighl, Garber, Schwaninger. E. C h a m b e r s, Frysinger, Cunningham Kahle, Phillips, Hersch, Slauiler. Sec- ond Row: J. Filre, Flick, Garber, Shober, llollon, Dinsl, DeBolr, L. Roller, Garsl J. Miller, V. Hullman, Loclrridge, May Kroh, Tandy, J. Kline. Third Row: Crouse, Layman, Showaller, Williams, Flora, M, Wrighl, F. Huiiman, Moyers. Kirchen, H, Filce, H. Eller, Gardner, L. Miller, Hudson, Wampler, W i n e. Fourlh Row: Pxllrinson, Eshleman, D. Nolley, B. Kline, D. Chambers, Mellon, C. Kirby, Furry, G. Roller, R. Roller, Lamberl, Beahm, E. Nolley, Spangler, J. Huffman, Simmers, Border, Landis, Pcffell. Fif+h Row: Richardson, J. Eller, Nfcfrander, D. Miller, Grimm, B. Myers, llurribffrf, Shaver, D. Huhfman, llcen- Uffff. Hoy, B. Kirby, D. Myers, P. lvl,'r:r',, Nall, Crizl, Cliclc, Judy, Gilberr, f . Vvriglil, Cr,r,l' Eldfgr, NELSON VT, HUFFMAN D,,,C,m RUTH E. wevakiei-ir Pianisf THE Anyone who happens 'ro be passing near Memorial Chapel on Thursday and Monday evenings is lrealed lo a chorus ol voices issuing from ils porlals. No, il isn'Jr angels, bul il is The nexl lhing lo lhem. The Glee Club, under The arlislic direclion oi Nelson T. Huffman, slrives lo allain perlecl harmony and unily among ils members. Nine- ly golden voices blend inlo one Tor a variely of programs which are pre- senled during The school year. Each of lhese programs requires unlimiled lime and eilorl, bul members agree il is well worlh lhe sacrifice. To commemorale The Chrislmas 4 K E an 4 at Q, gs! , I 9 I v e w lin -P V, , I ff ,Q,fz1 ,W ,A if il ff 4 , A-L. 15,0 gf Mm, f Z4 my ,- .4174 'ya .ymfy f f ,r . . , pf 474- '21, .,,, ,nuff A A K fi, fn- 7 6, Y Af ,f , ff . fy, A, f f J V ff !f1f' ,.::g iffy f. 1 A . A o Q ' , x I if R xl fb 5, ' 4 Q X A . v V v 'f 1 V ff K x 0 s 0 Q 'lr 4' v 'W Us . X , T' . ., Q, 4, V i I .J M M M .If 'K nr V1 s 4 -1 4 A - , . , Q .. - 1,5 , 1 7 4-il i 'Nun-Q x fi I 4 Q 1 ,Q 'fs 92 VN Radio lisfeners fo a February B.C. Workshop program were fhrilled by a performance of Weber's Oberon Over- fure by six Bridgewafer piano sfudenfs. Long hours of pracfice were required fo masfer fhe infricafe passages of fhis diffi- THE . Everyone appreciafes a rousing march or fhe fainf sfrains of a delicafe melody. The B. C. Band helps safisfy fhe musical yearnings of fhe sfudenf body, while pro- viding valuable experience for fhe mem- bers. Under fhe experf guidance of Pro- Bridgewafer's Firs+ Piano Sex+eHe. culf number. lvlembers of B. C.'s Firsf Piano Sexfeffe include Anne Frysinger, Qfis Kifchen, lvlary Alice Anlcrum, Jenny Wenger, Carolyn Garsf. and Dorofhy l-luffman. .BA ND fessor Clifford T. lvlarshall, fhe Band en- ferfained fhe sfudenfs and faculfy in a chapel program and presenfed a formal Spring Concerf. Presidenf of fhe Band is Ofis Kifchen. IH QUARIEIS RST MEN S QUARTET - Q- FRANK WILLIAR .............. Barilrone ENN LVROLD WEYBRIGHT B CYTN xl -X N K k X I fi , . . .... . GSS BLTL! L-ixg N JQHN HUFFMAN .... . .Second Tenor WN: X ' , , Y FPFANK BEAHM ............. Firs+ Tenor wslxw -1 , ,I mmm LADIES' QUARTET f ,fJf JF! My QV Q I rl 9 ! A b ' .-A, ww! 5UP 'w rl,-xr N-PIM -xlrw ,mp ,NIM AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS Fulrure church musicians are members ol The American Guild of Orqanisls. Sealed, l-lulilman, President Miss Weybriqhl, Spon- sor. Firsf Row: Frysinqerg Anlcrum, l-loy, Treasurer, Wenger, Kline Secrelaryg Judy. Second Row' Bowman, Furry, Click, Niswander. Third Row: Osborne, Kilchen, Vice-Presidenh Garslg Glick, CHAPELCHOIR rjr-lfr lljfl yfylfqfg flludgfllz CQrnpriSe llirg Qlifiiiffl Clifjir, fflilfll CSV-163 ag gn f,llf,f Iiff, aid 'lo college worship, Firsf Row: Louise Boller, Lois Allin gan, Anne Fryzinger, Barbara Kirby, Belly Jean Kline, Mary Alice Phil- lips. Second Row: l-larold Landis I John l-luilman, l-larold Weybrighl, l-larry Lee Simmers, Emmerl Rice, Elaine Slrauller SOCIETAS ORPHEA l-lonoraFY music iVal9mllY- llle SO' cielas Qrphea limils ils membership . . Oi To sludenls who have Palllclpale he Glee Club. lor Jrhree years in l Band, or Qrcheslra. Firsf ROW: Gef- ald Roller, Barbara KirbY' Doliolily l-lullman, lvliss Rulh W9Ybllqhl', Sec- Parlez vous lrancais7 Well if you donr you Firs'l' Row: Pal Myers, Lauree l-lersch, Eleanor Crisl, Gerry Cunningham, Vice-Presidenfg Joyce D e B o l Jr, Secrelary- Treasurer: Mary Alice Ank- rumg Fred Wampler, Presi- denfg Wayne Bowman. Bill Carpenler. Second Row: Dr. Raymond A n d e s, Sponsor: Bill Mason, Dol Mye-rs, Eleanf or Loclcridge, Belly Nall, Ber- ly l-lalrerman, Dol Chambers, Elizabelh Shaver, Dolr Hussey, g Carolyn lkenberry. meerings Learning French by means of games, should' Under lhe enrhusiaslic direcrion of Dr . Raymond Andes members ol BC s French Club Songs and movies Comes much easier ihan by combine slrudy wilh pleasure in lheir bi monlhly coniugalion and lncidenrally, is much more lun! CHI BETA PHI The campus chaprer ol The Chi Bela Phi con- sisls ol srudenrs who enioy an absorbing discus- sion, delighl in mixing lhings logerher, or who are iusl plain curious. An honorary organizalion, il admils men and women who are making sci- ence Jrheir maior or minor. Members meer lwice a monlh lo plan ways ol promoling scienriiic in- Jreresr and ro sludy Jrhe laresr developmenls ol a scienlilic age. Firsl' Row: John Boilnofl, Vice-Presi- clenlg Mics Silliman, Sponsor, Sue Bower, Secrefary-Treasurer, George Filer, J. H. Caricolo, Howard Peiclifirfl, Gerald Boller, Presidenf. Second Row: lwffill Miller, Roborl Mmlfffi, lluffflfl lhrllou, .lfirrim Flow, Frmd lNf1rriplf:iI l',iiil KJrlIiJ'.'f, 'QIBQ Home economics majors masTer Tailoring Techniques, model creafions, and acquire cooking skills. MU EPS Adding a homey Touch To campus liTe is The lvlu Epsilon lvlu, college organi'z'aTion Tor home economics sTudenTs. Under The sponsorship oT lvliss RuTh l-lowe, The girls give balce sales, Tashion shows, and dinners. Their newly organized l-lome Economics Employ- menT Agency has been oT greaT service To The college TaculTy and To The communiTy. ln celebraTion oT UniTed NaTions Day, a dinner composed oT exoTic Toreign Toods Trom counTries ILON MU represenTed in The UN, was given. MaTching oT wiTs, recipes, and complimenTs TypiTied' The novel cherry pie conTesT held in lvlarch. BoTh sTudenTs and TaculTy, male and Temale, were in- viTed To compeTe Tor The TiTle oT Champion Pie Balcer oT BridgewaTer. D Cn many occasions, PresidenT DOT Richard- son and The members oT The lvlu lfpSilOr1 Mu are on hand To add a domesTic Touch To campuS lile- FirsT Row: Eller, Flory Miller, V i c e-PresidenT' Sonilranlc, Sayre, BOW I -man. Spangler, Kirby, Gllbefli Eye. l-lirsch Second Row: Joyce MYers, Hollar, J O 5 H Myers, Robe'rTson, Engl POW. May. Baker, Third ROW: Mis S Howe, Span- sor: Kroh, Secretary, Richardson, Presidenf. W 5 m P l S F, Treasurer Lamb- Mefzqef. Hea riclc, Moyer. PHOTOGRA HY CLUB PUSl'l. pull: click, click. If you are a shullrer-bug, The Pholography Club welcomes you wilh o en r E evenl, large or small, presenls an opporlunily lo haul our cameras and slarl snapping Meelin plrwia ms. Vlifllqy members Vlew lelesl Piclures anol slides anol brush up on recenl pholographic lechni ues DQ ' Celha mon' I of l95l-52 lhe club sponsored ils Third annual pholoqraphic exhibili Cl I Urlng e Spllng Counfer Clockwise: Billy Fox, Olin Hedrick John Layman Ja Fl B'll 'ff ' ' ' ' Bill Modiserl John Wine Maurice Wriqhl Ann Wriqhl Secrelllais' Ola' l Rl le' Presldenll Glls Kllcllen' Vlcemresldenll ' ' i . y, James Ho k, L Il Mill T - Andes, Sponsor, Jane Grimm, Pauline Gillberl. Owe ell reasul-er' Dr' Raymond First Row: Clfflf: Hfllon. Second Row: lXAf3flfZ Crounfr, Presidenfg Mary Hooker. Third Row: Bill Mason, Fern Jenkins, Secrelaryg Bull llfrllfgrrnfirr Pfilzf Pif,lifirfl',nri. Fourfh Row: Chfirlrrf, Wriqhl, Sam Goulrllhorpo, Lauree l-lerschh, Miss Louise Truxal, Spon- f i WV. Villifsr Chfrml,ffr',. Fifth Row: W.nrf'n Wrifglil, Clmrlffz Cnf,lnrfl, Louie l-Iorqcll, J. H. Caricole, Treasurer, Bob Roller. , 'wir ii f I flrilfiil rf, iniirr-lnriu 'il liiirlfnw,rIffi'1. liilcinf fluli. lllflllllillllfi liikinv ns a i'c.'Ql'o6il'iol1al, social, i 1 1 h iwl if ,i 'mr ll,ll,.nil,.lrr,, ,i,IIi-, lin-I ,nhl Inn fl..lIn-1, in -mlm lu -.nli-,ly llre alnln rcquiromunl ol l f ' i f ii inf fir illi ', I inii -l iii li li-ininfili 'yuinflnv .illr-in-urn-. willi niilliim Io Llo, llulv nionilvers l l K K l . . . . ' l iii 'fini 'i iirlirif in ,inrfriiiiflin-4 -iifwv. linly irfliiliii-imziil lou .illnii-.-.ii-ri: lnlwivsl nm ll'1 'i - s. i. E - awlzrizvlmm - i FELLOWSHIP or RECONCILIAIION Firsf Row: Larry Durr, Doris Lamb, Jo Spangler, Presidenfg Belly Naff, Secrefary-Treasurer, Sec- ond Row: Marion Fowler, Willard Bowman, Dr. l-leisey, Sponsor, Eleanor Crisl, Bob Roller, Paul Wampler. Third Row: Edilh Cosner, Fred Wampler, Lauree ljlersch, Joyce DeBoll, Berry Judy, Eleanor Lockridge, Clyde l-lylfon, Vice-Presidenfg J. l-l. Caricofe, Bonnie Sayre, Wayne Spangler, Margery Morrison. Earneslly seeking means of allaining lasling peace, world governmenl, and racial equal- ily, members ol lhe Fellowship ol Reconcilialion meel weekly lor slimulaling discussions. Led by presidenl Jo Spangler, lhe club has sponsored cell groups, visils lo Negro churches, a Greene Counly work proiecl, and a performance ol Rosa Paige Welch in Cole Hall. THECLIERICUS l Firsf Row: Harry Simmers, Bob Roller, Clarence Moyers. Second Row: Fred Driver.NPTl Gplfekgidlgril schel Fike. Third Row: Gerald Roller, Granf Simmons, Secretary-Treasurer: Eugene H0 eY1-any DW James Flora, Merle Crouse, Bill Rankin, Harold Landis. Fourl'h'Row: Clyde l'llQ,0n-President Glenn Will, Paul Garber, Bill Riflle, Emmerl Rice. Absenl: Willard Bowman. 'Ce' smmwwa.,,w...,M..c,..,.A.... Sludenl minislers and olhers planning vocalions of lull-lime Chrislian serv- ice comprise lhe Clericus. Ueepening lheir own lailh lll'OUQll G program ol slu- dlf' .lhe group broadens nce by sending als inllue guesl minislers, lhe Cleri- Clus Chorus, and olepula- s lo nearby cooperalion lion Team churches. ln wilh lhe S.C.M., The Cl er- rcus helps supporl lhe lor- l eign sludenl fund, 1 86 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Over sTeaming cups oT coT- Tee in The Snack Shop, weighTy problems are hashed and re- hashed Tor The purpose oT seelcing an undersTanding oT The world siTuaTion. ViTally in- TeresTed in The TurTherance oT inTernaTional relaTions, l.R.C. members sTrive To creaTe a similar inTeresT among oTher sTudenTs on campus. Mem- bers oT The lnTernaTional Rela- Tions Club malce up Tor Their laclc oT numbers by Their en- Thusiasm and dynamic inTeresT in Their TavoriTe subiecT. Clockwise, leff To righfz Bill Thomas, Vice-President RoberT MoTyca, George Graham, Presi- denfg Miss Frances Sillrman, Sponsor: PaT Elder, Bill RifTle, EvereTT Beckman. Absenf: Marvin Glover, Treasurer. CLERICUS CHORUS Sea ed: EmmerT Rice, Direcfor. Sfanding: Gerald Roller, Bob Roller, Bill RiTfle, Paul Glick, I-larold Landis, James Flora, Paul Garber, Fred Driver, I-lerschel Pike, Merle Crouse, Clarence Moyers, Harry Simmers. Th i rTe e n masculine voices blending in perTecT harmony are doing an ex- cellenT iob oT presenTing The Gospel Through song. l:ulTilling many engage- menTs in nearby churches, The Clericus Chorus also made a Spring VacaTion Tour Through WesT Vir- ginia. All oT The members oT The Chorus are plan- ning To enTer some Torm oT Chrisiian service. S nwfharfzfzmllxvamw ' : M. N. D. C l, Honorary member, Dr: C. C.. WrighT, Honorary Tned:nb+c?r'RiEhif'iubrey PoTTer, F?r2sidenTg Paige Gordon, Vice-PresldenTg Jane Grimm, I SecreTaryg Lyle Kindig, Treasurer, Mr. Anderson, Sponsor. THE BUSI OuT To Turn The world upside down and To seT iT on iTs ear is a new campus organizaTion. The Business Club, consisling ol serious-minded business and economics majors, is dedicaTed To The purpose oT promoTing ChrisT- ian principles in The business world and sTudenT inTeresT in currenT economic aTTairs. EnThusiasTic members have embarlced on a number oT proiecls in The pasT year, including The raising oT money for The purchase oT a calculaTing machine Tor The Busi- ness DeparTmenT. Firsf Row: DwighT Shober, Marl' AIT B ESS CLUB To increase The sTore OT inTormaTion available To sTu- denTs, The club has aTTempTed To improve reTerence ma- Terial in The library by adding magazines and pamph- leTs relaTing To The Tields oT business and economics. Since members are viTally inTeresTed in posiTions open To BridgewaTer graduaTes, prospecTive employers are in- viTed To address The club on The needs and requirGmGf1lS oT The modern business world. In , ob Wenger, Lyle Kindig, EmmeT Berrey, Bob Wise, Harold WhiTe, Dick Wdmpler, Howard Dull. Second Row: Jane Grimm, Dawn Cunningham, RoberT Bowman, Warren RoThgeb, LOWGH Miller, Jack Wine, Bob Driver, J. B. Reynolds, Arnold Jenkins. Presiding: Paige Gordon. 5 . I -i 1 qv ii Ei gs 1 r 1 ,S ill siirisrl TT .4 FOOTBALL 3N. WiTh The loss oT IO leTTermen Trom The previous year, prospecTs Tor The l95l BridgewaTer TooTpall season were none Too prighT early in Sep- N' Temper. BuT aTTer The TirsT weelc oT :H pracTice, iT was obvious ThaT Bridge- ' waTer had iTs besT maTerial since iTs reTurn To inTercollegiaTe TooTball com- peTiTion in l949. Six leTTermen re- Turned To bolsTer a squad oT 28 men, mosT oT whom were Treshmen. , Even Though pre-season TorecasTs 9 loolced dim Tor The Crimson and . l Gold, They managed To Turn in cred- 3 iTable resulTs in Their Tour games. s Their record was one win and Three s losses. Monk Dull and Archie Tullidge were elecTed co-capTains To lead The Eagles. The TirsT game againsT GallaudeT was a Thriller. lT was played lJeTore a homecoming crowd oT l800. The Eagles wenT ouT in TronT in The TirsT ds quarTer on a pass Trom guarTerbaclc Bob BarnharT To end Don Johnson. The Eagles came oTT The Tield wiTh a I2-O . s DULL, TU LLIDGE Co-Ca pTains halTTime lead aTTer ShiTTy Myers had scored Trom The one-yard line in The second guarTer. Paced by Eranlc Willis, GallaudeT scored Touchdowns in The Third and TourTh guarTers To go ahead I3 To I2. WiTh 7 minuTes leTT To play, Jim' King Toolc a piTchouT Trom Barn- harT and sped 62 yards To The GallaudeT 5-yard line. Myers f WT- ' W1 Um ef. S6 WOO . O V1 OH. - au, Key, ine, us ard, WhiTmore. FourTh Row: Cev and, enci- ' First Row: W, Wrighf, Myers, HuTTman, T ll'd D ll V B r h T ' ldTh I if W JH t f Th d RO ds b If UC'h Qi. Lg. J6hnCSe, acn gr .I SecondWRow.CHepTwole, Bussard, MeTzger, Clarlf, gou ROQDE. a ar , an qerg Wise, Shull, King, SheeTs, Rusmiselle, Blose, Geiser, Coach: E. Saul. N .LQ S S 1-'IX xxx Ns , A 'Z-ma JOQIV IV ff Z if WW ff ff so arffanff J, ,7, ,MM .,,,f. in 1 flufllg I. , -., i M? , , LARK w ,,, , v I ,,,. J, , U ' W 'Y . Q- Nxvfz-1,,ff ' -fs 1- . fWM'TWUOD WM 4 .1 w, Q gf: 1 . 2 Q Q Q'U 6? W X X I in S E K Alf' H' W A I IVNU Q X X FX QNX .4 Q .. A. x 9, Vx 4 ! X X X -lx X X A MQ Q - qi' ix ,vip I., H . K , ' N 4. -'- 4 . . K , 4vX'Ti.3CYz--Qi .X 1 . '- ,Ni . N ,z Sex X if ' 5-ggi?-'Q.,..'Q N, -P Y' h xx AW3! sl 5. A gx 1 I 'Nag' f, L. ' - ' X nfl IA M X tx 1, 1 T95 avi' .V V. .4 if , M ShiTTy Myers reTurns a Gallauclei' punT. scored on The nexT play. The Eagles held This lead To win, I8-I3. ln Their nexT Three games, BridgewaTer moved up inTo a sTronger league and was deTeaTed each Time. T AT Ashland, Randolph-Macon came ouT on Top, 40-I3. Wayne Begor, a l50-pound halTbacl4 Tor The Yellow Jacl4eTs, was iusT Too much Tor BridgewaTer. l-Te ran 50 and 48 yards Tor Touch- downs and seT up anoTher one wiTh a 50-yard run. BarnharT passed Tor boTh Eagle scores, one going To Al CheaTwood and The oTher To Don Johnson. AT l-lampden-Sydney The Eagles were shuTouT, 25 To 0, in a game played on a weT, muddy Tield. ShiTTy Myers buclcs over from The one yar Monk Dull played one oT The besT games oT his career againsT The Tigers, buT he alone could noT sTop Their running and passing aTTaclc. Freshman Jim King wenT The Tull 60 minuTes and played consisTenTly good ball. The Eagles losT, 34 To 0, To The N.ewporT News ApprenTice School aT NewporT News Tor The Third consec:uTive year. The Shipbuilders were simply Too pig and Too TasT. Sam GouldThorpe, George Clark, and The WrighT broTher.s-Warren and Charlie-worlced hard and were The mosT improved ball players on The Team. Cnly 6 oT The squad oT 28 men will be losT by graduaTion. line Tor a Touchdown. 2 Q 1 5 I 3 x 7 I U I V I. 4 7 -V . ,P V, A ,.t . - ' K . 1 First Row: Wampler Vance, Dovel, UTTerback, Shull, Naylor, Jones, Manager. Second Row: Coach Geiser, John- ' son, Huffman, Glover, Shomo, BoiTnoTT, Burkholcler, Flora, MiTchell. Dovel goes up in The air in an unsuccessful aT'l'empT To block a shot by Smilh of Washinglon College. Rev. Bob Richards laps one in for The Alumni in The Alumni- Varsily Game. BASKETBALL CaTholic UniversiTy . . . . . 62: B.C. . . . 67 Richmond Royals . . . . 52: B.C. . . . 50 l-lampden-Sydney College . . . 77: B.C.. . . 59 lvlounT SainT Marys ...... 55: B.C.. . . 28 Towson STaTe College . . . 6l: B.C. . . . 65 UniversiTy oT BalTimore , . 50: B.C. . . . 54 Shepherd College . . . 76: B.C.. , . 70 Alumni ...... . 85: B.C. . . . 86 Roanoke ..... . 66: B.C. . . . 50 Lynchburg ...,. . 80: B.C. . . . 82 GallaudeT College . . . 48: B.C.. . . 87 WashingTon College . . 62: B.C. . . . 67 Roanoke College . . . 83: B.C. . . . 73 Randolph-Macon . . . . 75: B.C. , . . 70 Richmond ProTessional lnsTiTuTe ..,... . 6l: B.C. . . . I I4 American UniversiTy . . 87: B.C. . . . 54 GallaucleT College . . . 68: B.C. . . . 59 Randolph-Macon .... . 63: B.C.. . . 51 Lynchburg College . . . . 5l: B.C.. . . 62 l-lampden-Sydney College . . . 78: B.C. . . . 54 Shepherd College . . . . 79: B.C.. . . l04 Richmond ProTessional lnsTiTuTe ..... . 65: B.C. . . . 89 . i484 T495 Losing only one sTarTing man Trom lasf year'S Team, CapTain Earle Eike, Coach Danny GGTSGV worked hard To have his boys in shape TOF The TirsT game againsT CaTholic UniversiTy. The Ea- gles came Through wiTh a 67-62 win. The Eagles losT Their nexT game 52-50 To The Richmond Dixie ConTainer,s in a Thriller aT MC- Guire VeTerans' l-lospiTal. RoberT Klapp oT The ConTainers sTole The ball wiTh Ten seconds To Q0 ff fff 0 I 'X J x ,QM ?W 4 I 1 swcfwf f i V 154 ,424 46 W 1 ,K E 0 ff 7, r 4, MW x fl f ff 4 40 mf A , 556 Af ,va ff ff ,. Q., .SN ff ff 2 fi 0 f f , af 6 fx, 1149 X .. we U M ..,.. ,.- 5 Qi X A SF xv' g a A' ii X 2 SW .. bx Q 5 XS A gs x . .V N X I xv qi- I Q wx wx 6 Q I F ' w , , 5227 V: ES si is :X - ai Si ff, QE I Wf152m,W,,, 0, S ix NL 0 xf' Y 'K if 1? , au, Af: k olph-Ivlacon, 63-5I, and I-Iampden-5ydney, 78-54. Burkholder had his second besT nighT oT The year as The Eagles beaT Shepherd, IO4-79. Burkholder scored 40 poinTs. Pxgainslr R.P.I., The Eagles scored a record 39 poinTs in The second guarTer as They won Their Tinal game by an 85-65 score. Burkholder had 544 poinTs in 22 games Tor a 24.7 aver- age. CapTain Jimmy UTTerback had The second highesT number oT poinTs. Billy Burkholder was named as a Torward on The Asso- ciaTed Press All-I.iTTIe Six Team. Durkholdor, Eagle scoring ace, lays one up in I'Iar.'.p:Ien-Sydney game. I?andoIph-Ivlacon, sparked by Jack WhiT- comb and JusTin Cohn, edged ouT The Eagles 75-70. WhiTcomb hooked in 32 poinTs and Biirlfholder coIIecTed 27 poinTs. Bussard played F1 line game and scored I3 poinTs. Biirlfholdcr soT'The school scoring record eil SI poiniz as The Eagles swamped I?.P.I., I I I4-ol. r Cn i.-mlrfr' dropped games To American UniyersiTy 77 54, and GaIIaudeT 68-59. Ihr- Eagles Then sandwiched a 62-5I win a di'1,af,Trous WashingTon Trip Bridge- 9 I I lr'm'iiI3I3UIiC:I in l3QIW99VI lO55e5 IO RGVI' Burkholcler demonsTraTes his TavoriTe one-hand push sho'I' in Bridge waTer-Hampden-Sydney game. I U y JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM. FHS? ROWI I. Capo, Wall, Flora, MiTcheII. Second Roy: Coach ShowaITer, Glick, Crump, Wilmore, CheaT- wood, Wise. Q96 514 , ,,,,, ?i Firsf Row: Coach Rudolph Glick, AI Cline, RoberT Ziegler, OTis KiTchen. Second Row: Lowell Miller, Rommie Moore, John BoiTnoTT, Earle Fike, Bob Landis. TENNIS Led by CapTain Bob Ziegler, The l95I ediTion oT The BridgewaTer Ten- nis Team played eighT maTches. During The season, iT suTTered six losses and had Two vicTories. The wins were over Roanoke. The Eagles losT ouT To Randolph-lvlacon and Lynchburg Twice, and To Towson and l-lamp- den-Sydney once each. Ziegler was The number one man Tor BridgewaTer wiTh Pike and Moore bringing up a close second and Third place. KiTchen and BoiTnoTT, The number Tour and Tive men, will reTurn To Torm a nucleus around which The l952 squad can be builT. Landis played good Tennis aT number six spoT, while Cline and l-laag played in several maTches as TirsT line reserves, Ziegler malres a snappy reTurn. Moore plays The neT. KiTchen shows perTecT 'Form Filce serves a hol' one , ,,, sg JCC-I s ..v ' y--1f,.,,.v.,.....,,,,,.,.,,,.........g.....,.-- f EEN, f f! f X 5 xg fi Z X, 4,04 3 ii Q 4 , ,, rf 6,7 ,AZ fi f ' f , lar 2 gf- ' 7 -:AT . iw' 5 I .aug ., I Milchell Dahl 1 T b M D els Fi hel Bowman Second Row First Row: Barnharl. Nlalylynar. llgillszj. bigegbacgurkaimdei Ngffanlaxrmshong Assmanf Coach BASEBALL The I95I Eagle baseball season opened wilh only live lellermen relurning. Coach Geiser de- pended heavily on lreshmen lo till oul his squad. The season began wilh a lwo-game series al home againsl Ml. Union ol Ohio. Bridgewaler took the lirsl game 4-I behind Trumbo and Burl:- holder. Barnharl led lhe Eagles al lhe plale with two singles. ln lhe second game lvll. Union re- versed the score and won 4-l, on a one-hiller by Evans. Ullerbaclc collected lhe only hit. The Eagles made il lwo oul ol lhree againsl Ohio teams wilh a 6-I win over lhe Universily ol Akron. Vance and Burlrholder hurled lor Bridge- water. Utlerbaclc rapped a double and lwo singles and had live RBl's. Eddie Byrd gol a double and a single. At Death Valle stone Smith handed lhe E l h y Hampden-Sydney and Glad- ages l eir second loss of the season. The score was 6-2. Smilh gave up seven hits and Burlcholder allowed only live. M ' ' cDaniels soclced a lriple and also mad l' e a ine running calch ol Blair's drive. Captain Harold Trumbo w I enl al lhe way lo heal Sl. lvlary's I2-4. Utlerbaclc kepl up his l f'3 lT'll TQ Wllll llifee SlfIqlSS. and Barnharl gol a r Pl9.and a single, John Vance lashed oul a home run with lv ' ' ' v o on in the eighlh inning lo sew up lhe game. Turwgler ot Randolph-Macon twirled a three hit shutout to give the Eagles their third loss. Vance pitched good ball tor Bridgewater, giving up tive img.. In +he tirst inning, Naylor led ott with a double, but was lett stranded on second base. In the next game Lynchburg College took ad- Vanfage ot some poor playing on Bridgewater's part and took a 7-3 win. Fast-baller Rut Moon struck out seventeen Eagles. Bill Dovel drove in two runs with a long double in the tourth inning. Trumbo pitched his second win ot the season as the Eagles nosed out Shepherd College, 3-I. Dovel got two ot Bridgewatefs six hits. The powertul Quantico Marines then handed the Eagles their titth loss ot the season, ll-4. Vance and Burlcholder split the pitching chores tor the Eagles. Hawkins led the Marines at bat with two hits, one a tremendous home run over the lett tield tence. Utterback, Vance, and Dovel each Coueded two Singles and Jacl: Evert hit a double. John Vance pitched an eight-hit shutout as fhe Eagles beat Shepherd tor the the second time in tive days, 8-0. Roanoke nosed out fhg Eagles 4-3 in the nel? game' played at Salem, With Burkhoider on third, Barnhart on second, and t.-me outs in the ninth in- ning, Naylor singled ott Demerest to bring in the U runnefs and put the Eazgies ahc-:ad 3-2. But fps.:- nolce came back with three slnggl-fs Ir. ttiv: lcrif Poli ot the ninth to win, 4'3- The E69les evened fh5fi?S5 UP -1' ' W '- itiwf-5 -'-i ifi' ning 7-5. Vance gave up ning hi'g and pst-fd 3 double. Naylor and Burkn-:Ed-ur had 'ff ?s7': -,:n.?'. Randolph-Macon made it H-' 1 iff 2 'if'- Eagles with 5 7-2 im, Barth--,id-if :vit-ti-f'i able ball but get pc-ar ii: din: wozvvft. il and Naylor got the Ea-552' ni ' a r. , two runs in the Setond inning, in 1 r aft.: if .' eson hit round-trippfirc ti' if lu .2 The EdqlE:5 iiniitpfsti up A '. 1 1 to Maryland, fst V!-izrrrifr... by Western Meryl-xnri 7--' f , .4 the eleventh innirvg tar .is gf W9Si6fn Mdffl-IVVI, Vx' f' 1 ' ,x 1 Burkholder tr,-A f-,,i.,f gf '.1, 1 I , UOTH9 FUU 'mth tn ' 'i Eoqles found their r Hr., if-W' ! , x x Jack Evert, Eagle outfielder, sate at tirst. BASEBALL SCORES A BC- ---- 41 Mt. Union ...... , I BC. . . . li Mt. Union . . . , 4 BC.. . . 63 Akron University . , I BC. . . . 2: Hampden-Sydney . , 6 B.C. .... I2: Mt. St. Marys . , 4 UC. .... 02 Randolph-Macon . , 3 HC. . . . 3: Lynchburg . . . , 7 BC. . . . 33 Shepherd . . I BC. . . -ti Quantico . , , ll UC. .... 73 Lynchburg . . 5 HC. .... SQ Shepherd , , O SC. . . . 31 Roanolze .... . . 4 BC. . . 2: Randolph-Macon . . 7 SC. . . 8' Western Maryland . . 9 BC. . . . I-53 Baltimore University . . 6 'i' 'ai it if 69 The Eagles catch an opposing player napping at tirst. 1 'I Ufiivrjfsitiy ,-,fgfj ff I :L ,. 1 i w I 1 - -f..fq E old Trurnbf, fgnt f 'r f-1 M - 1 1 fi - ,J E. lr ll't'2 hittirg fjnbq ...nv H and llttqfhqfh, hifi! ' 1 A A ' Q X ffm hiig f,,,.+, Bfi'j'5Kjy.1'rif , A I , r O win? and 1.2, V tor tif, my l B'HUl 1l'lf:r t 4 -itift Elgin rffflfygfr. Elfgft -s s .. a,.. f' mira L 1 I IIDOCII Jepson Eagle Traclc and cross-counTry coach, admires Trophies his Teams have won. TRACK AND The l95l cross-counTry Team Tinished The season wiTh a 5-I win-loss record. V.lV1.l. edged The Eagles in The Virginia STaTe PMA. U. meeT Tor Their only deTeaT. Merle Crouse was again The Top runner, breaking The STaTe A.A.U. cross-counTry record by almosT a rninuTe. l-le won TirsT Kline sefs a pace. 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Spangler: l-leafwole, Roller, Clark, S. Gluck, Carlcofe. Third Row: Kline, Vance, Wrlghl, Barnharl, Dovel. Fourfh Row. Rezchard, Jones, Dr. Jopson, Sponsor. '41 lO4 Firsf Row: Lois F'o ,', Cvolnn Ili-nnevq Do? Myers, Fern Jenkins Pafsy Richardson Beffy I-IaIIerman Nancy I-IoIIar Jean Bowman Second Row: Louise RoZTer, IM:iri.f I:Iooi-I-gr, Jane? Smith, Lois Afkinson, Lois Burgess: Gerry Cunningham, .Bernice Wailker. Third Row. Joyce Myers, No'm3 Jyfels, Bybazu K-311-ry, Da--an Cunningham, Marqaref SI1owaI'rer, Janice Miller, Marlon FowIer, Edlfhe Goodman Fourfh Row: HJZCI Roz:-zrmon, Joy:-2 D.3rnf:I!, Joann KIinc, Lauree I-Iersch, Helen Wine, Iris Warner, Miss Rurh Tandy, Sponsor. WOIvIEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION W.A.A. COUNCIL. Firsf ROW: - ,gi ,- Sr,qrqhlry-Trfmzurerj I' 4 - 'fy President r - Vic-A:-Prnzidunf. 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Virginia JUDY iBErQNLEJlu RiE3ZSE5OgiGi4y Si' Harrisonburg' Virginia ' - - -- GYSSV, Wesi Virginia ELEANOR JANE-Eglon, Wesi Virginia . JOSEPH W.-Dayron, Virginia JUDY, RAY wILLIAM-Ei W - -. KArILE,I MARGIE ANNii?3ni esi Viig i'a Vwgmla 07 Harrison SI., Princeion KELL KEY EERABNKCESARA JEAN-Rib I. Dover, Delaware KINDIC LYLEZRLSIZI iiOXDlO' Roanoke' Vifqinia - -- uars rafr, Vir inia KINC, JAM - Q KIRBY BARBEikAlR'C iii' l' Bcfx 589. Salem. Virginia KIRBYI CHARLsiEAiiiiL0iar5 V g 'ia ' - rimora, V' ' ' KIRK, RHEA JEAN-Big ROCK VIIIIIIIIIIIIIqrnia , Wes? MILLER, MILLER, MILLER MILLER MILLER MILLER A. KATHRYN-Bridgewaier, Virginia Doroihy-903 Draper Rd., Blacksburg, virginia JANICE K.-Bridgewarer, Virginia LOWELL W.-RI. 3, Siaunlon, Virginia I II MARTIN O., JR.-802. Donaghe SI., Sraunron, Virginia WILLIAM E.-Herndon, Virginia MITCHELL, DONALD ALLEN-I327 River Hill. Marlinsville, Vir- ginia MITTS, THOMAS EUGENE-RI. I, Grorioes, Virginia MODISETT, WILLIAM S.-RI. I, Luray, Virginia MOORE, FREDERICK B., JR.-I7 Blue Ridge, Aye-. Froni ROW'- Virginia MORRISON, MARGERY-OwI's Naar Rd., Wilmingioni Dsfsvfsfe MOTYCA, ROBERT L.-I255 Hillcresi Dr., Harrisonburg, Virglnla MOYER, CHARLES E.--Sporiswood, Virginia MOYER MOYER MOYER , DORIS L.-Bergion, Virginia KENNETH S.-Spoliswood, Virginia LENNIS-Broadway, Virginia MOYERS, M. CLARENCE-Broadway, Virginia MLINTZINC, MAYNARD G.-Scherr, Wesi Virginia MYERS, BETTY FIKE-Broadway, Virginia MYERS, DOROTHY-Bridgewaier, Virginia MYERS, JOAN R.-Bridgewarer, Virginia MYERS, JOYCE E.-Bridgewarer, Virginia , ,. MYERS, J. WELDON-859 Virginia Ave., Harrisonburg. Viigmla COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF Z? if - I-lARR:soNBuRe ed IJMMQQ eRocERY coMPANY 'NC' COLUMBIA EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE Phone 345 or 347 Harrisonburg, Va, CG. COIVIPLIMENTS OF BEACCDN PRESS We Specialize in Qualify Work BRIDGEWATER, VIRGINIA RUCKINGHAM C0-OPERATIVE FARM BUREAU, INC. The House Co-Operafion BuiI'r HARRISQNBURG, VIRGINIA BRANCHES: El-KTONI VA, CROSS KEYS, VA. ' The Besf in Flowers and Service Modern Recapping ancl Experf Repairing FLOWERS Corner Liberjry and Gay The Shop 'ro Know in IDIIODG ZI8 HAIWSONBURG- VA- HARRlsoNBuRe, VIRGINIA II5 E. Marker Phone 627 RAYMOND E CARR ELBURN CARR For Prompi' Efficienr Ambulance Service W. L. ROSENBERGER FUNERAL HOME BrIoIgewaIer OR C. L. McMULLEN FUNERAL HOME BECK 81 FIELDS Phone B3 FRIDDLE'S BAKERY, INC Harrisonburg RFD 2 Phone Edom 2546 I SEE US BEFORE SELLING YOUR HAY AND GRAINS WEYERS CAVE MILLING CO., INC. QUALITY FLOURS AND FEEDS, CEMENT AND COAL We ConIracI' Broilers and Turkeys Phone 20 Weyers Cave, Va. ZIRKLES PAINT-WALLPAPER-PLASTIC WALL TILE U I DUTCH BOY PAINT PRODUCTS I I I WesI Markef S+, Phone 985-J I Harrisonburg, Va. BRnDeEwATER NEWS ooMPANY NEWSPAPERS-MAGAZINES CANDY-ToBAcco I BRIDGEWATER, VIRGINIA I GORDON BRO.S. GARAGE Serviceon AII Make Cars PONTIAC SPECIALISTS A'IIanIic Gas, Oil and Grease College Sheer BRIDGEWATER, VIRGINIA. L. COMPLIMENIS CCNGRATULATICNS CF GRADUATES U 4 . l I I I We inviler you Io visil our slore. M ' Large Seleclion of Dry Goods, and FARM SIUPPILYIGO. Q01 Yen' Wfmen' End Your logical sour I COOH 6 Cl P II P Massey-Harris ancl n O arrol Sh Y I V I We I ren. os oman, VI+alI+y, Wllbur ce -ofsupply for oes. New Idea Farrrll Equlp' 1 + I our Safisfacfion Our Pleasure COAL I I 4 I. I A WAYNE FEEDSA Q E A FERTIILIZERS 1 I HARDWARE I . i lpllonlelgqlzl I 1 Park View Phone I386-J REPLACE YOUR CLD RANGE I .WITH A MoDERN IFULLYIVAUTGMATIC eAs RANeE VIRGINIA GAS IDISTRIBUTICDN CORPCDBATION MELvIN L-ae Bishop Si Wesiminsiei- Ma'V'a d SALLY PATRICIA-R+. 2. BOX i52- Fairfax- Vliqlnla NAEE, 'BETTY JEAN-R+. I, Box 333, .RaarIaIsa, Virginia NAFF, WESLEY W.--Boones,MiIl, Virginia .-Brid ewaier, IFQIHIG NIEIlTSLODhT,IIBIiLILIYALIIAN:E-76 Agberdeen Rd., Hampion, ViffJI.iiI0 NICHOLSON, J. 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GARRETT-65 Aberdeen Road, Hampion, Virginia SADD. MARIAN FRANCES-Fairview Ave., Manassas, Virginia 5AUL,. CARLTON EDWARD-I7 Hillcresi Ave., N.E., Roanoke, Virginia EAUL, EUGENE-I7 Hillcresi Ave., N.E., Roanoke, Virginia S2125 BONNIE-925 G'VaVSon Ave., Waynesboro, Virginia SCHMiDLOUISE M--925 GVf3VSon Ave., Waynesboro, Virginia ginia , WILLIAM K., JR.-934 N. Augusia ST., Siaunion, Vir- EEISVVANINGER. ANNA K.-RT. 4, Easion, Maryland SHAVE,RALLEN-I6 CI'ry Park Ave., Porlrsmoufh, Virginia SHEETS. ELIZABETH JANE-Copper Hill, Virginia . ERNEST J. JR-7l8 35'Ih Sireei New ' ' ' ' ' . Dori News, V rg SHOBER, DWIGHT-Rocky Mounf, Virginia I Ima SHOBER. REIMAN-34I7 C ginia Oufilafifi AVS-. N.W., Roanoke, Vir- SHQEMAKER, DONALD LEE-IOI guna SI4YIine Ave., Siraunion, Vir- SHOMO, J - . sHoWALTEPRM.iAIIi' MI N' Mem Sireei' Haiilsonburgr Virginia SHOWALTERI MAREAIRIEITBiiIET-Bddgewaier' Vifgiria ' AN-Bridgewafer V' ' ' SELJIE-457 Green ST., Harrisonburg, Uisglgnni SIMMEIRS H CND L'-Ri' 5' Siauiiioii- Virginia SIMMONS dl-Iiiia LELGIOHOSS- Virginia SIMMONS. L? H.-RT. 2, Brsidgewaier, Virginia . GRANT Bridgewafer, Virginia STUDENT DIRECTORY SIMMONS, MARY--HRI. 2, MI. Solon, Virginia SIMMONS, W. L.--RI. I, Bridgewaier, Virginia SINGER, ANNABELLE Ri. I, Union Bridge, Maryland SLOOP, R ICHARD C.-Rockingham, Virginia SMALLWOOD, CHARLES-Groiioes, Virginia SMITH, JANET E.-I74 Langley Rd., Baliimore 2l, Maryland SMITH, ROBERT L.--528 York Sl., Covingion, Virginia SMITH, WILLIAM 8.-Craigsville, Virginia SONIFRANK, JANET FUNKHOUSER-McGaheysviIIe, Virginia SPANGLER, RUTH JOSEPHINE-Rf. 4, Roanoke, Virginia SPANGLER, WAYNE-Box 20I4, Roanoke, Virginia . 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VALLEY MOTOR SALES CRUSHED STONE SALES AND SERVICE STAUNTON, VIRGINIA W'LL'AM L' DAVIS P.O, Box 5I6 Sfaunfon, WILSON SPALDING REACH WRIGHT and DITSON ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT HAWKINS HARDWARE COMPANY L. S. RANHORNE COMPANY READY MIX CONCRETE P.O. Box II5 TeIephone: 5-8480 SIGUUIOVI. V6- ' Complimenfs of HEATWOLE'S On U.S. Roulre II Complimenfs of CONSUMER UTILITIES CC. HARRISONBUR6 Use Shen Gas VIRGINIA A Yau, .,,..,,...,.,,.. SILVER GRILL .. -, - -'-2 rs- Y--eau SANDWICIFIES, DRiNKs-Poor Lone I-lor Does Curb Service E L - M A R RESTAURANT p Complele Founfain Service-Home Cooked Meals Imperial Ice Cream Bowling A L Under New Managerneni 6 Lanes THE SHENK HATCHERY ' Q BABY 'Cl'llCKS Barred Crosses L New Hampshire OUR AIM: To BeH'er The Bes+ High Qualify ' lilarrisonburg, Virginia Cal' On U U coMPLiMENTs WEAVER LAUNDRY OF For Qllalily Service We pick up and deliver 5l1irl Service a Special-fy We Specialize in Qualily in Genel' Phone ,855 Merchandise and Service P lc View Harrisonburg, Va, Phone 9l Briclgewaler V COMPLI MENTS WAMPLER FEED 81 SEED COMPANY OF FINK'S JEWELERS Diamonds-Wafches 80 iVl6IIFI Hgrfiggnbufqn High Grade Feed and Va Garden Seeds JOHN W. TALIAFERRO SONS Jewelers-54 som Main Sfreef HARRISONBURQ, VIRGINIA Cusfomer Seed Cleaning I36 W. Elizabeilw SI. I-Iarrisonlourg, Va. Experf Wafch' Jewelry Repairing I I I Engraving and Diamond Selling COMPLIMENTS -OF READY MIXED CONCRETE CO. LTD. ' P.O. BOX 62I STAUNTON, VA. OFFice 5-779I Mixing PIan+ 5-749I FOR PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION USE OUALITY READY MIXED CONCRETE VALLEY BOOKS LINCOLN-MILLER, INC. HOME or eooo Books Sales Religious Supplies, Records, De50TO '8' PLYMOUTH Service Piciures, Gifis CATALOGS UPON REQUEST - 308-Phone-I425 82 So. Main SI. I-IARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA Amoco Produc+s I IS Bruce Si. Harrisonburg. Va Flowers School Equipment Co., Inc. Manufadureirs and Dis+ribu+ors SCHOOL, CHURCH AND PUBLIC SEATING FURNITURE RICHMOND--LAWRENCEVILLE, VA. Plumbing Hea+ing RIDDLEBERGER BROS. , Telephone I9I 265 NORTH MAIN STREET Harrisonburg Virginia, Recapping .......... Vulcanizing For Trucks, Tracirors, Graders GLEN SHOMO I72 I-Phone-753 530 N. Main ST. Harrisonburg Virginia ESTABLISHED I923 COMPLIMIENTS u. L. FIFER 8. SONS co. OF RETAILERS VaIIeY EnTe PI'iSes 4 Building Supplies .... Millwork The-a+res .... Lumber .... STATE AND STRAND I HARRISONBURG. VIRGINA Telephone I659-J 280 CHESAPEAKE AVENUE Harrisonburg, Virginia J. E. SUMMERS INSURANCE Where your dollar buys more of The besTg Buy Wisely Phone 683 I-larrisonburg, Virginia COMPLIMENTS gp COMPLIMENTS TROY STEAM LAUNDRY OF ORVILLE GARDNER, Agenf Ph 92 one BREAD HARRISONBURG, VA E A JORDON V P cI I T C CRAUN C I, C. E. SHULL, Presidenf E M I-IUFFMAN, Vice Presidenf JAMES I, SI-IIPMANI Assf C I, THE PLANTERS BANK GF BRIDGEWATER BRIDGEWATER, VIRGINIA THE MILLER LUMBER CCMPANY Incorporaied STAUNTON. VA. RO. Drawer 58-Phone 5-52I2 KITCHEN ag DINING Room SUPPLIES sf EQUIPMENT HUFFMAN Fo' MANUFACTURING CO HoIeIs - Relsfauranis - lnsI'iI'u+ions WM. P. SWARTZ, JR. 8: 42 I Luck Ave CO. CI-IIPPENDALE TRAYS INC. BRIDGEWATER, VIRGINIA nue ROBFIOIC-S, Va. EAGLE PRODUCE MARVIN LAMBERrQownefS- STERLE LAMBERT PEOPLES CHEVRQLETI INC Phone 4IO 'Z I I f , . PouI'rry and E995 BOUQITI and Sold . ,Sales af'CI53S?VVI9e. PouIIry-Live or Dressed 1 R I2O W. Wolfe SI, Harrisonburg, Va. I I-3 - I NEW CARS 51152 - s USED CARS 4 I el' DIVISION of Phone 5 . Harrisonburg V FAIRMONT FOODS COIvIPL7IIvIENTS OF I SHENI-INDI0AH'S PRIDE DAIRY PRODIJCSTS I I I Phone 327 THE VALLEY GF VIRGINIA CO-OPERATIVE MILK PRGDUCERS ASSGGCIATICN I-IARRISONBUR6, VIRGINIA .- Shenandoah VaIIey's Largesi' and Mos? Popular Furni'rure SI'ore SCH EWEL FURNITURE COMPANY Incorporafed I35 SOUTH MAIN STREET Harrisonburg, Virginia The Place To Go To See A Show! WARNER BROS. VIRGINIA -PIaying Ihe Pick of Movies- HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA Phone 47 COMP'-IMENTS Harrisonburg's Largesf Furniiure GF and Floor Covering House PouLTRY Pkocessons - - - DENTQNS - - Veneiian Shades EIoor Coverings FurniIure SWIFT AND COMPANY UNQLEUM AWNINGS TeIepI'ione I4-28 VVe appreciaie Your Paironage ol COURT SQUARE 862 Norih I.iber'Iy SI. Harrisonburg, Va. ' '. IIARRISONBURO, VIRGINIA R YAL Moroia coMPANY A LiNcoLN MERCURY Sales 8: Service Also experi body 8: fender repair . 690 N. Main Phone 333 Harrisonburg, Virginia MILES Music co. RECORDS Compliments of Sheei' Music .... Ins+rumen'fS 35 VV. COURT SOUARE Harrisonburg, Virginia Phone 589 Phone 235' Harrisonburg Siaunion, V ' ooo SEEDS DEPENDABLE Flower FieIcI Garden THE wETsEl. SEED oo.. INC. EQUIPMENT CO. I28 Wesi IVarIce+ Phone 66 Manufaciurers of PouII'ry raising equip Harrisonburg, Virginia ESTABLISHED I9II menI, chinchilla cages and accessories. HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA COIVIPLIMENTS SHEN-MYER AIR COURT, INC. CharI'er FIighI's-SI'uden+ Ins+rucI'ion I I C.A.A, Commercial FIigh+ School No. IO050 Aerial AcIver+ising I Bridgewaier, Va. Phone 7 A JARRELLES' SHOE STORE COWL'MENIS . OF 92 S. Main SI. I-IARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA BLAT-I-lfNgRgYcEIlggNING Phone I445 Pe+ers Shoes 'for aII of Ihe family AII Shoes FiH'ed By X-Ray ORVILLEAGARDNER, campus Represen+a+ive AII work guaranIeecI Phone 55 Harrisonburg. V61- J. O. STICKLEY 81 SON MccoRMIcK-DEERINe For Dependable Service Farm Machinery 67 Mason Si, Harrisonburg, Virginia COLONY OPTICAL CO. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED LENSES DUPLICATED PLASTICS OF ALL TYPES I62 S, Main SI. Harrisonburg. 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