Bridgewater High School - Aurora Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

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X 1 - - A 1 FRANK ALBERT JORDAN SADIE NAOMI MILLER Cl.P-'d1t:J L' P'-' . asv' NSI Ln umm cdgue lebldent' Class Secretary: Junior League Secretary '23-24: Vice-President Junior League '22-'23: ,ms ,474 Lib im ,Wi ,O4 M i f C nt -.-- g rar: . -.-.. g a,or o ou ry Manager Basketball Team '33-'24: Member Gentleman Campaign '22-'23 fMutt,l: Mc-fnhei B4 -k tb.Il T z '22-'23, '23-'24g M ' T- - tb e Il elm embel Cu Class Basketball Team '23-'24: Member Basket- nis Club '23-'245 Marshal Commencement '22- '23, '23-'24: Member of Track Team '22-'23: Captain Country Gentleman Campaign '22-'23. Parts in Plays-Deacon Dubbs, Deacon Dubbs: Average Man, Uncle Dang The Poor Married Man, Jupiter: The Adventures of Grandpa. - - - - Grandpa: Matrimonial Bureau, Gypsy Girl: Sadie has been with us all the time during her Thompson of the Varsity, Football Player: My Irish Rose. Colum McCormack: A Scrap of lv-'l Team '23- 2f1. Parts in Plays-'P:'rnf'les, Mrs. Janeway: Matrir-wenial Bureau: My Irish Rose, The Widow Hannigan. school career. She has steadily pleaded for fur- ther guidance until she has reached the Senior Paper, B1-ismouche, class in High School. A queer thing is that - Sadie is heard lirst and someone else seen first. An honest man'5 the nobles, work of Cod Her presence may readily he determined by that peculiar giggle. Franlc is a general favorite among his class Sadie is full of DCP whether if is ill basket' mateg and is also very popular with all the ball or 'other school activities. Sadie is very pupils of the high school department. l-le has much lilced by her classmates and friends and received all his high school training and educa- she believes in telling the truth. She believes lion here and is a true product of B. H. S. We this being lean year the girls have a mighty fine do not say it boastingly hut we are indeed proud Chance to tell the boys their mistalces in the to lcnow that he is a representative graduate from DHSY- Sadie ClOCS not know whether Shfr will this school, for, after all, the kind of alumni haVC 3 chance l0 20 higher in school 01' h0f- which an institution sends out into the world Quite a few out of the class thinlc earliness will is the only fair criterion by which to judge 0CCUpy her time. the etiiciency and ciuality of. its' training. We A --prince Charming-v seems to have found sha-ll expect great things of him in whatever vo- his way to her home and We Predict an UEMIY., cation he chooses to follow. Choice for her' Nineteen

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lf! f X 'S f ' ' S r H 1 ,S 'mf'-5' . S 5,5-sa -.. ' r ' ' Jssaemlffft -- Qlllass Quang By Elva Miller and Mildred Firebaugh Happy days we've spent together ln the walls welll always know And we're proud to be a member Of the class of '24. For four years we have been working Workiiig hard for B. H. S. And ourselves we have rewarded. For we always loved our task. Every day we've learned our lessons ln these halls of B. H. S. And we honor every teacher That has helped us with our task And our lives have been made better By their inlluence ancl their care They will always hear glad praises From the class of 'Z4. Dear old school we grieve to leave you Though we know that we must go We will always try to serve you As we've tried in '24 Though alone we start life's journey We will always ever know Of the happy hours together ln the class of ,Z-4 ' Now farewell to old Bridgewater Teachers, classmates and dear friends As we leave you we are hoping That some day we'll meet again And dear one's that we are leaving We want you to think of us May we ever be an honor To the school that sent us forth. SENIOR CLASS ORCANIZA TION Pfesidcnl .,...... - ,,....,........... ,............................,..........,.,... - ........,............,............. lg RANK JORDAN Secretary and Treasurer .,,. SADIE Ml'-LE-R Hislorian ..,............,...........,...,... H ..,,...,, ........, ......,................. ...,....A........ L O l S MGORE- Colors: Burr AND Bnowu Flower HONEYSUCKLH Eiglileen Motto: We HAVE Caossizn Ti-is Bmw TI-IE OCEAN Lies Barons Us

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MQ ...-1 Z- .. ' ' !' it Al' 'L' ' ROBERT MILLER LIGON LUc1LLE BELL JOSEPH MYERS BURGESS BOWMAN Photoeraph Editor of Au- rora '23-'24g Salutitorian, Li- brarian, '23-'24: Member Ten- nis Club, '23-'24. Parts in Plays-My Irish Rose-Mr. Archibald Pennywitt. Nut failure, but lon: aim is crime. Robert is one of the most studious, reliable, ambitious and hard working members of the Senior class, and one needs only a glance at his grades to see how well his efforts are reward- ed. He always aims high, in fact, he would not be satisfied with grades which some of us- could we be so fortunate as to receive them-would consider excellent. He sets a good ex- ample of what persevering study can do for anyone who has the desire and determination to forge ahead. Twenty Distributing Manager Au- rora '23-'24: Manager Basket- ball 'Fearn '23-'2fl: Member Basketball Team '20-'21, '21- '22, '22-'23, '23-'24, Park: in Plays-Deacon Dubhs. A Vil- laue Girl: Matrimonial Bureau. Mrs. NVhiner. On a calm September morn- ing Ligon Bell known among her friends as Dumbell enter- ed B. l-I. S. as a freshman hail- ing from Spring Creek. During her freshman year she won fame as a basketball player. She has played as guard on the team for four years winning let- ters three. Her perscription in basketball is Play the Game. Ligon is fun loving. easily ex- cited, yet a good girl. She ex- pects to make professional nurs- ing her life work. We are sure she will succeed. We say good bye to her with hope and cheer. May she do. her life work as she plays ball. with all the strength and vim she has. Member Basketball Team '23-'24: Member Baseball Team '22-'23, '23-'24: Member Ten- nis Club. '21-'22: '22-'23, '23- '24: Member Class Basket Bail Team '23-'24. Joe is a member of the Sen- ior class of whom we are justly proud. Although he is doing some extra work in order to graduate this year, this in no way lowers the standard of his work generally as the Seniors can testify. His favorite study is Geology and we believe that he expects to specialize in this branch of education. He is a valuable member of the baseball team as is shown by the fact that he has won his letters and we are depending upon him to help us to again win the county baseball championship. We expect, in fact we are almost sure. that he will some day be recognized as a very great geologist.