Bridgewater High School - Aurora Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

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A l I MARY CLAY TOIJID UNIARYH A. B. C. C31 C415 Secretary A. B. C. C31 Class Basketball C413 Activity Editor AURORA C41. And her modest afzswer and grace- ful air, Show her' wise and good as she 'is fair. 'Mary hails from Parnassus High, having come to us in her Junior year. Her unusual ability, coupled with the charm of true friendship, make her a classmate of whom we are all proud. She is a diligent student, with a quiet disposition. She is a wide awake par- taker in athletics as well as class af- fairs. She is loyal to her class and school and sincere to her friends. We all love and are proud of Mary. ll I ENOLIA MARGARET SPITLER HBTARCGARIYIJ, A. B. C. C31 C415 Class Basketball Team C411 Assistant Circulation Manager of AU- RORA C41. Attempt the end, N ever have a doubt Nothing his so hard, But .vearrh will find o1lt. ' This dark-haired, dark-eyed maid- en has brightened our ranks with her presence for four long years. Be- cause of her attitude to others she has won a permanent place in the heart of each classmate. She is a good student and a faithful friend. The class of '28 drink to her success in any path she may choose to travel.

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I l l l l l l l l l 1 l l l l l I l i i l i l x 1 4 l l i n J I 1 1 i I i l , F ,- 4 'Z . 1 V .1- N 1.1 ,wx -. ',an ,. 1 I l M l l l , I , l fn' i Q 5 , y gf' 1 gf ,sg 1.,-, .V ,.,.-if ft ,. ,, . .. 1 LENA VIRGINIA ADAMS L12NA Adelaide Baylor Club C33 145. Ne-z'c1' g1'm1zblcs, liciw' s11i1'le.v, She is one who docs lzvr n'0i'le. Here, kind readers, you have be- fore you that blue-eyed lass from Linville. She joined us in the Ju- nior year. At that time a eomplete stranger, she has taken a place in our class that could be filled by no one else. She is very quiet and no mat- ter when you look her way, you see her preparing to wrest from the fae- ulty the grades that have put her on the honor roll. Lena, as a class we Wish you all joy in the future. VADA LEOLA CROUSHORN KKVADA!! Adelaide Baylor Club C33 OU. Judge not woman by that which romcfh from hm' lips, For silence 'is oft' times more clo- quenf than words. Although a bit quiet- still water runs deep -Vada is one of the fair- est ancl squarest of all the girls in the Senior class. She is one of the pure, wholesome girls that one likes to meet and can never forget. She has enough wit and enough person- ality to make her interesting. In after years we are sure that we will hncl that she has accomplished some- thing really worth while in life. 4 P '