Bridgewater High School - Aurora Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

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.Z Q cl! x-1 - Q. F- ' 1. Tse- ' 'fu' - f v -5. Cltuvnra 1933 lf' g., A, v Ni 1 mb,-Q X- d u A E ' -lx BEATRIC-E ADAMS B. H. S. ' BEE Happy am I, from care I'm free. HONORS' fl ,fl I? x L ...A AB -AWA , Basketball 31-32-33: Choral Club 31-32- 33: Captain Basketball Team 38: Class basketball 31-32: Adelaide Baylor Club 31- 32: Athletic Editor Aurora 33. Bee' came to us in her junior year. She is always jolly and full of fun, with a giggle ready for every remark. For the past year she has been a successful captain of the basketball team. She works and plays with equal energy and speed. BUFORD ABNER CASEY B. H. S. iLiteraryJ CASEY Late for breakfast, :Late for chapel. Lale for classes, loo. Bu! if you wan! to play a joke, We'll say that Buford will do. HONORS Class Volley Ball 30: Class Basketball 31: Debating 30: Science Club 30: Tennis Club 30: Academic 31: Government Club 31: Class Baseball 30-31: Dramatic Club 32-33: Cir- culation Manager of Aurora: Part in Play: Miss Adventure: Winner Boys Reading 33. If you like to joke, you'll like to have Buford as your target because he never gets mad: he always takes -teasing with a smile and goes on. And if you re the serious and diligent kind, well, Buford Wi'l also be a good com- panion. We have no doubt but that this boy will be a big success. We have proven the past, the future we may face now. FRANCES VIRGINIA BASSIST B. I-I. S. fLiteraryJ SUSIE Belief be small and shining Than great and cas! a shadow. HONORS Salutatorian 33: Art Editor Aurora 83: Choral Club 31-32-33: Dramatic Club 32: Latin Club 32: Poetry' Contest 31: Chorus. Cool Knights 32. Frances is one of our small mem- bers who works and works and works. Whenever we don-'t know how to do a math prob'em or translate a. French sentence we ask for Susie, She shows her studiousness and diligence by winning the honor of salutatorian of her class. My duty is done: my conscience is clear.