Bridgewater College - Ripples Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

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N ELSON T. Professor Voice HUFFMAN DOROTHY SHULTZ Insfrucror lnsfrumenfs CAR L SH U LTZ Assisfanf Professor Insfrumenfs RUTH L. STINEBAUGH Insfrucfor Voice GALEN L. STINEBAUGH Associafe Professor M usic Ed ucafion RUTH WEYBRIGHT Associafe Professor Organ, Piano Harmony sfudenfs wrife chord progressions under The skilled fraining of Miss Cool. Music Theory is basic fo fhe curriculum of music majors as if prepares fhem for fhorough un- dersfanding of music as well as fheir own cre- afive wrifing. Ofher fheory courses include sighf singing, music hisfory, mefhods in public schools, and orchesfrafion. Organ sfudenfs gef an inside glimpse of fhe Cole Hall organ pipes. Bofh organs on campus have a full schedule of pracfice peri- ods as fhe many sfudenfs work for skill and perfecfion. Ofher fypes of applied music are wood winds, brass, percussion, piano, and voice. Pracfice is rewarded by parficipafion in recifals and musical producfions by fhe deparfmenf. '

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FAC U ir Y l f SN? ..g.+., ,. P , L ,AIX rg, cs- ,pl W rafwwiorsro NANDES g Professor A QA't VZ L. O I Z i I fe U5 -l lv' so S 4- 4 X PXQXX - e. - X 53,5 . 1 QQ, ,M , .S To Assisfanf Professor x vga gig, F, S pa n i sh X A 1 xif::.l1Q-.:,: W Y Rsf'Q2fc-L-Q-f xo 7 I I Q fh ir sfudy of fhe language prepares lhem for conversafion and derfs by records folk games lrferafure and fhe firsf-hand lcnowl- NQ L X ,L . 2 Y QUSTAV ENSS Professor German, Philosophy ROBERT H. NEWCOMB Assisfanf Professor English CLARENCE E. MAY Professor English BETTY CSEISER Assisfanf Professor English OLIVE D. GRAHAM lnsfrucfor Arf OLlVlA A. COOL Assisfanf Professor Theory, Piano HELEN ESHLEMAN lnsfrucfor Voice The Enchanfmenf of Paris Is lcnown fo fhe French sfudenfs, and Keen inferesf is enveloped in fhe bullefin board mainfained by fhe World Liferafure classes, Arf, poefry, and commenfaries are prepared by fhe sfudenfs fo furfher fhe undersfanding of The mas- corrposifion German and Spanish are also enlivened fo The sfu- ferpieces being sfudied. The rich music of The Canferbury Tales, The Odyssey, Fausf, and Paradise Losf fhrllls and inspires ihe sfu- denfs fo furfher sfudy of fhe cenfuries-old classics as a founda'llOI'1 for all language sludies. XX Xl Q N sgssk w fi- F r WX L L Nix s ix X A 2L::' , ix ... ss A ilk, 2 S

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's NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS OLIVE S. BOWMAN lnsfrucfor Mafhemafics CHARLES E. SH U LL Professor Mafhernafics, Physics FRANCES E. SILLIMAN Associate Professor Biology RUDOLPH A. GLICK AssisTanf Professor MaThemaTics HARRY 6. lvl. JOPSON Professor Biology DANIEL S. GEISER Associafe Professor Physical Educafion f L is gg iii?-if , , . 3 'f X fi .- 6536-iflfi , ' ,ifyi , ff1,,,?QQ 'i fy My . A f, :ff C f 4 f .- f -,My - weyg-y,.y,sff. .V f -,,sie,i4!94,f 5' ' - fs, W :cg 4, , v,.. ,,--gb, 4 ,,, r ' , .V .gf 3 M-fi .1 .,,, ,v 'f sw Jr 'S V Q ,,.,. f , ,. Q ,, 15,3 ,ff- I, ,VV , gf az ,, ., , 'if f 4 K' ' Q . , w 9 T fi? JI? :AMW Professor Shull will realize a dream which has been his Tor over ThirTy-five years oT Teaching aT Bridge- waTer when The Physics sTudenTs make The shiTT Trom NorTh l-lell Annex To The new science building by l954. AlThough equipmenT for physics is modern, The sTudy of mechanics, properTies of maTTer, heaT, sound, lighr, magneTism, and elecTriciTy will be done more eTTicienTly in The new locaTion. The dissecTion of a specimen provides sTudy re- laTed To The human body Tor Tufure docTors, den- TisTs. physical educaTion insTrucTors, and biology Teachers in ComparaTiye AnaTOmy class. Alfhough The biology classes are now scaTTer-ed on campus, They, Too, will move inlo modern laboraTories in The new science building. if ..'. g' , K 2' 5'-r V '42 . . :ew - f 'egg V 1 1. 7 ' v 'V , A2 34 2' i . g ,N ,Q 13. .PIN ,. 45, , 'T , .- . T is if 4' L,-11' .--N 1