Bridgewater College - Ripples Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

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T 'S Q5 n,o4llhs .4 f THE PRESIDENT DOCTOR WARREN D. BOWMAN Since his inauguraTion as PresidenT in I949, Dr. Bowman has consTanTly worlced Tor a beT- Ter BridgewaTer College. Through his eTTorTs The TaculTy has been sTrengThened each year by The addiTion oT capable and conscienTious individuals. Dr. Bowman has also worked wiTh his colleagues in promoTing The DevelopmenT Program which has already produced The new Science Hall. The Task oT a college presidenT is a heavy one, and PresidenT Bowman musT oTTen be dismayed by The demands made upon him by his posiTion. l-iowever, his smile and greeTing as he meeTs sTudenTs on The campus are indicaTive oT The courage oT This ChrisTian genTleman and oT his concern Tor The growTh oT The sTudenTs. THE DEAN DOCTOR JOHN W. BOITNOTT Dr. BoiTnoTT has served BridgewaTer Col- lege as dean wiTh digniTy, care, and insighT, T-Tis deliberaTe Thinlcing has been oT greaT value To The many councils and commiTTees on which he has served. STudenTs enrolled in his educaTion classes discover ThaT his in- Tense inTeresT in educaTional pracTices and his criTical analysis oT educaTional problems are inspiring. The spiriT oT Triendliness which is charac- TerisTic oT This SouThern genTleman adds To The congenial aTmosphere oT The campus, and Those who need counseling Tind The Dean un- dersTanding and helpTul. ws- B Dr. BU wifi 'T' BQNDU