Bridgewater High School - Aurora Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1934 volume:

' 4111 QIWIIIQ fs fi 'I v 2 f 5' I? ENIIHKIL 5 5 + l W dx 5: J l l ..- MR. L. VIRGIL MILLER We dedicate this page of the 1934 issue of the AURORA as a memorial to Mr. L. Virgil Miller who served on the School Board of our school for a period of fourteen years. During the majority of these years he acted as Chairman of the Board, directing the various activities which caused the school to grow in enrollment and in building facilities. He was always ready and willing to serve his community in whatever capacity he might be called. Service to His Fellowmenn seemed to dominate his activity and thus he served the Bridgewater School. IN MEMORIAM lVbc'1'c'as, In the allwise providence of God, our friend and counsel- lor, L. Virgil Miller, was removed by death on April 3, 1934, be it resolved: Firsf, that the Bridgewater School has suffered a serious lossg SYCOIIKIY, that the outstanding services of Mr. Miller as a member of the local school board, and in his continued support of the school to the end if his life, entitle him to be recognized through all future years as a friend of education. The Third, that we not only recognize unseliish service of Mr. Miller in this school, but also pay tribute to his citizenship and work in the community. Fourth, that a copy of tihese resolutions be transmitted to Mr. Miller's familyg and that they also be Drinted in the high school peri- odicals: THE AURORA, and the School Charter. FACULTY or BRIDGEWATER SCHOOL. f .:':VI,.j .. ,V .PN , ,,,,V I. .... --.ug-. V -av. , . .vt-1. , :QI FI ggfgij., V055 :QNMFL 1 3 'V' V Viz.: -'Ng . Ta., S. -'gli II. .-.5 f.-1 I - A - .-. ' .:VAJ - ffm--ry X +31-91.54 fm Q .1 Mig- N VN--A - A x,'Vw:.V ,,VV I :Q -. . . 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In dedicating this book to our principal, honorary member, and friend MR. MARVIN N. SUTER we wish to express our appreciation to one whose untiring efforts and interest have made much possible for our school. Wfe are grateful for the personal interest shown by him in each one of us, and it is our desire that this AURORA shall be a token of the high esteem in which he is held as a teacher and friend. 4, Book I. Book II Book III. Book IV. Book V. Book VI. Contents Faculty Classes Senior Junior Sophomo Freslwma Organizations Athletics Grades Acls V I , 1 ' 1 ..- v- I 1 .- ,. Y ,, ,. .- ! 1 -, .4 , 4' ' - , . 1 ' we 0- -...f , h, K . X' ,, - 4 p- ,,, X fs A M51 ny. V YK M: -- ' ' 121-KN gx -- ' ' 1 ,m.'i1f? .4 ,Tl ' W lmfw k b 1- s ,fm , .W M wi, 15 - 1 f-f xr, , ,- Q . 1 is M 'I - I fn 1, L' 4 f v M ,L .Xu 4, ,, MQ xi' V 'ggi' rf if fijxew' K , ,Q Q- N1 ' J' JQ11- .. 1 M . ww , . .V A . 1 . .fT,-if Zi H , +11 , , N fx5lYQ7', . ' 44 y' i , f'if??b5flif5'f5'LfT'H'Wig . A f' A PGN 5 Q ' ,L ze: , .VV i 4'T-2' ff 1 I ' W ,1 I- :mm TW N ,...,: i . i -bK4x.g,, M T- me wx yk Aw, 1 V M ' W .fx V .... f'f?1?f?fN'- ' , 4 .,,, -if-X ff 4 gi iszh 1 MAW WBI 4- MMS? C54 ltligzigmkfxfz -N , . W 22- 'hw' -w w ,,, .W-M 4 -W -X - M ' A- ffff A X. . A- it 513,19 4 I . x'1iff1- , ..: ' 'Q- ' ,QQ A.. ' A-Q . V. ,fi mf ff 512' A M Q K im. .... - , , Mm- W mf ' Wgigx-abs? P C X I ,, M W , Q 4f.:f:wy,, ,' f 2 ,a , g . iw 1 ff -::i:i:- - -'- f :-.:. Faculty E Eiga: ,m gs,1E,am 5 'QE K fi gig? 2.1 uw iw f wig 555555 W 'T i-QT? mE4gj??1ssg:i Q Hg 5 OUR SCHOOL MARVIN N. SUTER PRINCIPAL Graduate, Mt. Clinton High Schoolg B. A. Hampden-Sidneyg M. A. University of Pennsyl vaniag Instructor, Alabama Military Instituteg In structor, Bridgewater High School 1919-1930 Principal 1930-, MR. JOHN C. MYERS S1llJC'l'iI1fL'11lI0l1f of R!lL'llil1'gl9dlIL County Schools MR. D. C. MR. A. M1'nzbm' of Brin'gr'wafc'r School Mmnbe, of Bridqeluafm, School Board Board I . , 5 Faculty BOYD J. GLICK Graduate, Centerville High School, B. A., Bridgewater College, Student of Uni- versity of North Carolina Coaching School, Instructor, Daleville Academy, Bridgewater High School. CORA C. CLICK Graduate, Bridgewater High School, Graded School Instructor at Spring Creek, Bridgewater, and Montezuma, B. A., Bridgewater College, Instructor, Bridgewater High School. KATHERINE M. IKENBERRY Graduate, Shenandoah High School, B. A., Bridgewater College, Instructor, Shen- andoah High School, Luray High School, Bridgewater High School. MARTHA T. BOAZ Graduate, Stuart High School, B. S., State Teachers College, Harrisonburg, In- structor, Stuart Grammar School, Bridgewater High School. MATTIE A. MILLER Graduate, Bridgewater High School, Teacher, Briery Branch, Dayton, and Bridge- water Graded School, B. A., Graduate in Piano and School Music Courses, Bridgewater College, Music Instructor, Ethel Junior High School, Ethel, W. Va., North East and Perryville High Schools, Cecil Co., Md., Student, Johns Hopkins University Summer School, Instructor, Bridgewater High School. ETI-ILL M. CRAWN Graduate, Weyrers Cave High School, B. S., State Teachers College, Harrisonburg, Va., Instructor, Grottoes Graded School, Bridgewater High School. GEORGE NV. MILLER Graduate, Linville-Edom High School, B. S., Virigina Polytechnic Institute, Gradu- ate Student, V. P. I., Cornell University, Smith-Hughes Agriculture Instructor, Bridge- water High School, E. GENEVIEVE WARWICK Graduate, Maury High School, Norfolk, Teacher of Home Economics, Norfolk, Supervisor of Home Economics, Bridgewater High School, B. S., State Teachers College, Harrisonburg, Summer Student, Columbia University. Tempo marcia I Bridgewater Spirit Words and music by NELSON T. Hurnunz, '20 e-- P hr ' I e, gig--. -Ml-. - -J - ' Ile SI I Q In s 'P l W -- ij ' Q 5 2 - 1. Bridge- Lva-t.erHigh, 'tis thee we cheer, As in the days of oldg 2. We love thy walls and sa.-cred hallsg All in a lxap-py throng , 1- s- J 4 I., 4- Ji I Q2 2 'er 2 ere: 255224 -rq-v -'- I -b-3-zpfjh--I gl- -:I II- e 9 -:11:j-A-Iifx-It' 5- -- - --1--:I ' ' - -P - 0--IG Q -'g l-I--:EES-513If 4i33'gj'm3E,ii5-'f-SZIW 5-igi-T We praise thy name which is so dear, And stand by the blue and gold. . We ral-ly bo thy stan-dard t.rue,Wit.hmirth and joy and song. . JH I .1 J A f - . ' ae ' - 11:1 9 4- - ' I he - r p 4: -23:3 5-. 5 -. in J F J Ep F er. flair.- Cnorws I P .J--J- ., 41 J.r - ' 1 ir 1- QI- h ' '- Q- 1 ' i.-:I 'T,L2f -A d -Z' 5--9 Hail to the school we - all a, - dore, And cheer her col- ors too, -J I J- J- ,IE 4 - eh -11g,.-.L Q- - j' 0 I1 1 --I:E!: vim?-ll-r ff U 2 U J- J F. r Eg 3 33132514-ii I , .L lg- W .I P...u-.l-- L. .. ,l.. L :1:' -liz: - L-grl Ii --I: h' 'Tig -ini glib gg- 1 Q iikEiLI.. HE2:EFli'M1i5::E:gg1:iu Then I.oBridge-wa,- ter ev - er - more, We will for-e'er be true. V .I A -I- J I- -I I I-N120 -I.- : I Q35 5 ' I 'I-'Iii-1?5-3: 1 ,if1i5IiH 5 --d -I -l j Iwi- ' -j1-+-- -0--gr -0- st V I- -E-+ --...-ui., a - 5 S 3. Qi' , K., 'XJ fx, V Classes 1.6 es f 1.5 1:3603 cg, '31 '-.SE :rf MR. SUTER ' Houorrlry Mv'mbc'r MISS MILLER Advisory Member Senior Class Organization MOTTO HSl3I'l'fl'L' Rafbcr Than Famer. COLORS FLOWER Crimson and Wllitc Red and Wfhite Rambler Rose OFFICERS Presizlamf ,.,,....,... ,...........,... ..... ,,.........,.,.... E L 12 sri EYE Vivr-Presiflwzi ..,.,. ...,.. K ENNETH SNYDER Scrrvfary ......,,......, ........ M ARY HUTZLER Trvaxvzrcfr ......,...,.,.... 4...,..., V ERA MILLER Honorary Mcmbw '.,. .... ,......... M R . SUTER Class Advisor. ...,....,,. ,,..,. M ISS MILLEIK ,W 1 ,fy , la 4 10x C03 skku 7' JV as-of 1 2'2 va -0-X P e qi- Q5 l , . .y 5 , . . --t QW , l 2, 3 'von we ELESE V. EYE IiYIiI r , O iliiril guy, mul kimll-y Imlrll 2 I lI'l'I'fUl1.N rbi' l1l1'.r.iir1,q 'yi' imlmr'i! HONORS Choral Club 'SI-'32, '32-'Sig Dramatic Club 'Bl-'32, '33-'34g Class Basketball '31-'31, 32-'33, '33-'3-43 Basketball Team '32-'333 Manager of Team '33-'3-45 Class Volley Hall '33-'34g junior Editor of AURORA: President of Senior Class: Senior liditor of AURORA. Eye came to B. H. S. at the beginning of the sophomore year from Spring Creek. For the past two years she has been a successful player on the basketball team. We know she has a big future before her but we hope she will remember her old friends at B. H. S. W. KENNETH SNYDER HIGH POCKET Civil ,eirellr lun' in all fn'in,qx. HONORS Literary Society '31-'32q Science Club '35-,543 Class Basketball '34g Class Volley Ball '33-'Mg Senior Editor of AURORAQ Vice-President of Class i34. Kenneth is one of the tall lanky fellows of our class, ancl a jolly good fellow too. During the two years that he has been with us he has held high positions in our class. We all like Kenenth a lot but we feel like a certain junior is beating our time, as we hear Kenneth has nearly given up his heart to her. MAR Y O. HUTZLER MARY I .ilmll ritlrrr fiml Il ll'il-H' ur lllllkl' mir. HONORS President of Sophomore Class 323553 Class Secretary '33-'J-43 Captain Class Volley Ball '33- '34g Librariang Glee Club '53-'3-43 Glee Club '33- '34g Circulating Manager for AURORA. Mary is one of our lucky members. As she is sixty-eight inches in height she looks clown on niost of us. Mary js good-naturetl, friendly and witty. She has distinguished herself in many ways, but particularly in English. The class is proud to claim her and wish her much success in whatever she chooses. .GY x r i l ii ll 1?+ A viii' , 35:51 .M wfflg , ' if' -1 X if' wqzwq A iwcnooi : 5 Sxko Q N11 swf! 'Q .nk ' 1, Alf. ' ,', .'.jx- .... .vi LL , , ,, CD, 1 IJZ...-V 1 I VERA XWINIFRED MILLER VERA Such zz fricmf we like lo bare- Hajzpy, gooal-nalurc'zl aml nr'L'z'r HONORS Secretary of Class of '50-'3lg Vice- dull. President of Class '32-'Hg Trcasurcr of Class of '33-'34g Business Manager of Srbrml Cbuflvr '33-'34g Senior Editor of AURORAQ Winner Essay Contest '32-'3-+5 Basketball squad '30-'31-'32g V1'cnnis Club '30-'Sig Dramatics Club '30-'31-'33-,343 Choral Club '31-'32g Orchestra Club '30-'3lg Latin Club President '31-'32g Part in Plays: Cool Knightsgn Fun on the Pudunk Limitedgn Miss Polly's Patchwork Quiltf' XVhen jane Takes a Hand. Hcre's to Vera, the star of the class! She's not only one of the friendliest girls in school but one of thc most intelligent. Wlicnevcr you want to know anything Vera is always willing to lend a helping hand. Vera, the class wishes you as much success in your College work as you have had dur- ing your work in high school. ELVERT LOUIS AIREY ELVERT Hr is jus! tbl' quief kind whim' llllfllfl' m'L'z'r L'ariz'x.' HONORS Dramatics Club ,31-'32-'33-'34g Class Volley Ball '33f'34g Circulating Manager for AURORA. Elvcrt has a quiet way which distinguishes him from the rest of his classmates, but his willingness to do his part has made him many friends- Elvert likes a good argument once in a while to break the monotony of his quiet life. He is a hard worker and we wish him every success. NADINE ATKINS NAD1NE Not foo sober, not loo gay, Bu! a good friwnl in every 1uay.', HONORS Dramatic Club '30-'sig Choral Club '32-'33, '35-'54g Class Volley Prall '30-'51g Prophecy Editor of Aunoim. Nadine has been with us ever since we were Green Freshiesf' She has won the hearts of everyone by her friendliness and cheerfulness. Nadine is a good worker and is willing to cooperate with the class. We know she will be a success in her future career. Best of luck, Nadine. l I 94004, SCL, 59 2-3 eva LI' : 'swf 'vans 'S' be - .',IxKKm0'. lol El .nw tv P, ' af ROY D. BERRY BliRRY Ar'rinu is umrc' iurprvxxing lban 1vo1'd,s. HONORS Ii. F. A. Club '31-'52g Vice-President F. F. A. Club '32-'Big Dramaties Club '33-'34g Part in Play: When jane Takes a Hand. How could our class be complete without Roy? Hia quiet manner and ever-ready smile have gain- ed him many warm friends at B. H. S. Berry goes about his tasks with ease and is never too busy to see thc fun that goes on. To such a friend its hard to say good-by. VERNIE E. BAKER VliRNIE V 1'1'f1 ir ix ruff' am! fuil of fun, Sir 1z':-r'n' illzi l l'rlll lu' ilcjwmlwl upon. HONORS Choral Club '30-'Sl-'32-'33-'34: Dramatics Ciub '30-'31-'32q Orchestra Club '30-'Bly Tennis Club '50-'3!: Adelaide Baylor Club '32-'33-'34g Class Basketball '33-'34g Basketball Squad '33-'34g Part in Plays: Old Maids Club, Miss Polly's Patchwork Quilt g Circulating Manager of Aukoim. :Icp plus! Yes, thats Vernie. Although shc is one of the littlest members of our class, she is far from being the least. Her frank manner and originality have gained many friends for her at B. H. S. Vernie tells us she plans to go to college next year, but everyone agrees that housekeeping In a ,great deal more promising. J. W. CLINE SOLY Still u'f:frr rnnx rlrrpf' HONORS Dramatic Club '30-'3Ig Science Club '32-'33, '33-'34: F- F X. Club '30-'3Ig Class Baseball '30- '3Ig Reporter F. F. A. Club '33-'54g Class Volley Rall '33-334. NI. W. as we call him is one of the best students in the class of '3-1. In science and mathematics he is especially brilliant. He is quiet and studious, perhaps this accounts for his high grades. He al- ways takes partlin athletics and shows his school spirit in every way he can--a good sport and one of the best of friends. ' I 0glllW4r 2 ,nk .- ,f.:.iKQOg2 511 ' 1 LOUISE AGNES BLOSE Bl..OSl'l Vff0rk when you work anal play when you play. HONORS Class basketball '32-'33, '33-'34g Basketball Team '33-'34g Vice-President of Sophomore Classg President of junior Home Economics Club '32-'33q Choral Club '32-'33, ,35-'34g Plays: Miss Polly's Patchwork Quiltf' Darkytown Minstrel. A quiet girl but what a worker! She should be proud of these traits for they have won her many friends at B. H. S. Blose is an excellent athlete and is a good clean sport in play just as she is in work. We wish for her the best of luck and a happy and successful future. ORVILLE LEE CUHPP CUPP SpL'r'Cb is silver, Silence is golden. HONORS Choral Club '32-'33-'34g Class Basketball '53- '34g Class Volley Ball '33-'54g Circulating Man- ager for AURORrXQ Part in Play: DarkeytoWn Minstrel. At the call for juniors in thirty-three, Cupp hailed from Briary Branch to help make up our organization. Our class would not have been complete without him. Cupp is a quiet sort of a boy in school, yet when he gets out for a good time he usually gets his share of it. He is ever ready to lend a helping hand to all. The class of thirty-four wishes him much success in his future life- GRACE BOWMAN GRACE Ability iutfolucs I'L'5f!0I1Sil7ilifj'.H HONORS Tennis Club '30-'31g Orchestra '50-'3lg Dra- matic Club '30-'31, '31-325 Choral Club '30-'31, '31-'32, '32-'33, '33-'54g Class Basketball '30-'31, '31-'32, '53-'34-9 Freshman Editor of AURORAQ Latin Club '51-'32g President of Sophomore Classg Basketball Squad '31-'32, '33-'34g Class Historian '31-'32g Assistant Editor of AURORA '32-'Hg Plays: Fun on the Podunk Limited, Miss Polly's Patchwork Qudtf' Cool Knights, Darky- town Minstrel g Basketball Team '33-'34g Editor- in-Chicf of School Chulicrg Class Volley Ball '35-'34g Vice-President of Choral Club '33-'34g Art Editor of AURORA. Grace is a classmate who is true blue in all she undertakes. Whetlier it is playing forward on our basketball team, writing an editorial for School Chatter, or playing the piano in assembly, Grace can be depended on to do her best- The best wishes of the entire class go with you, Grace, in your college course and all through life. -'vrfv' v0,2 r, ,nt 11 ' c-3 . c-:I . .,.:.ixkwuz swf'-,. H-1 '-. E ..S unit! LELLA ELIZABETH CLICK Llil.LA LN flu' c'nrr'x of ilu' umrrau' Farr' for I'l7l'IllXt'Il'f'X.n HONORS Choral Club '32-'33, '33-'34g Basketball Squad '32-'Hg Basketball Team '53-'34g Class Basketball '52-'35, '33-'34: Class Volley llall '35-'34g Humor Editor of Auaolmg Play: Darkytown Minstrelng Adelaide linylor Club '32-'33, '53-'34, Lella came to ll. H. S. last year from Spring Creek and she has Won a place in the hearts of all her classmates. She is so peppy, vivacious and full of fun that it is practically impossible to imagine a serious Lclla. But she is a good student and we know she will be a success. ARLIE WELDON EDDINS NICE., Fur 1'1'l'll ffm lalllgllisllfll be rnulzl urglu' will. HONOIKS Class Baseball '30-'31-'52-'33g Dramatics Club 'il-'SZQ F. F. A. Club '31-'32: Choral Club '32- '35-'34: Baseball Squad '32-'33-'3-4: Class Volley Ball '33-'3-1: Part in Play: Darkytown Minstrel. Ice is one of those who never lets his lessons interfere with pleasure. He will argue either side of any subject just for the fun of a friendly argument. XVhenever any mischief is on foot you can rest assured that lee is one of the leaders' I-le has many friends and is a jolly fellow. We extend to him our best wishes as he goes out from B. H. S. EDITH SUE COX EDITH l5rui1l.i null lmlllly. rfmrm uml fllll Yrs. 3'ol1'1:i' gurssmf if lzeforr' u'f w lnfgini. lf'x Eilillif' HONORS Dramatic Club '30-'31-'3Zg Choral C'ub '30- '5I. '31-'32, '33-'34: Orchestra Club '30-'Jig Freshman Business Manager of AURORA: Plays: Fun un the Podunk Limited, Cool Knights, Miss Polly's Patchwork Quiltugj Home Economics Club '32-'33, '33-'54: Tennis Club '30-'Bly Class Basketball '33-'34g Class Volley Ba'l '33-'34. I There is so much to tell about Edith we hardly know where to begin. In the first place she has a most captivating smile and we scarcely see her but what she is wearing it. She is a good student loo, in spite nf her habit of disturbing classes with her occasional giggles. We know if Edith has her wish she will some clay be :i rich and dis- tinguished lady. Good luck, Edith. 1 5 '0s X amgx 'Q 'sf' ' e 8 I 2 Av, s a , . 5- - - -. Ro. p , .0 GJ. Zia LILLIAN MARIE DEDRICK MARIE Her fzerxonalily xbinrs fbrongh ber smiles. HONORS Dramatic Club '30-'31, '32-'33g Choral Club '51-'32, '32-'33, '33-'34g Class Vollcy Ball '343 Play: Fun on the Podunk Limited. Marie is one of our small members. She has been the nicest kind of a classmate and a good student. She goes her quiet way with a smile for everyone- XVe are proud to have her among us and wish her much success in her future life. RAYMOND HILBERT ' ' HILBERT l' rrBl'tfC'f rr lbree-inrb grin Than u Iiffle half-intl: frown. HONORS Choral Club '31-'32, '33-'3-15 Orchestra '30-'31, '31-'32g Class Basketball '31-'32, '32-'33g Basket- ball 'Sl-'32, '33-'34g Photograph Editor of Atmoimg Plays: Miss Pofly's Patchwork Quilt, Darkytown Minstrel. Raymond has been with us all through our high school career. He is a jolly good fellow and is liked by everyone. He takes great interest in all the school activities and is always ready to lend a helping hand. Raymond is one of the best singers in the class of ,34 and we know he will be a great success in his music career. The best wishes of the class go with you, Raymond. VELA MARGARET EVERS UVELA.. A lirflu body offer: barbors a grvul mul. HONORS' Orchestra Club '30-'31g Dramatics Club '30- ,31-,325 Choral Club '30-'31-'32-'33-'34: Vice- Presiclent of Library Club '32-'Jig Circulating Manager of Aunolmg Part in Plays: Fun on the Podunk Limited g ullarkeytown Minstrel. In speaking of Vela we always think of a com- petent and worthy classmate. Whenever there is any mischief done you may be sure to find Vela very innocent of all misdoing, yet you can't mis- take the twinkle in those big brown eyes. Vela, here's wishing you a bright and happy future. l f galw 'p ig' mx EH 9'? x sa es mud - .fglgssvv . DAISIE ANNA FIFER DAISIE She flmf xuy1'fb lilflz' lbinkrlb mark. HONORS Choral Club '32-'33-'349 Class Volley Ball '33-'3-13 Class Will Editor of AUROIKA. Daisie is one of our few black-haired girls. She will help anyone in need and is always glad to do it. Although Daisie rarely takes part in the fun going on she watches, missing nothing and seeming to enjoy it to the utmost. W7e'll miss you, Daisie. XVILLARD H. HILL HILL 'A smile for ull, a 1L'l'Il'UIf1l' glurl Svriuux, ffiligvul, and xelrlom xml. HONORS Class Baseball '31-'32-'33g Science Club '31- ,32-'33-'34g Science Program Committee '33-'34g Advertising Manager for Aunoimg Baseball Squad '34g Class Vollcy Ball '33-'34. Quiet, considerate, studious, dependable, these and many other similar adjectives are necessary in describing the disposition of Hill. He is never too busy to lend a helping hand to others. He goes quietly at his tasks and is faithful to every duty that may bc his to perform. Best 'o luck! MARY PAULINE GARBER POLLY A quiel, .vifrrrre mul sunny fan' Ari' vrvr aml nlrvarys xignx of grace. HOYYIORS Choral Club '51-'32-'33g Dramatic Club '31- '32-'33-'34g Play: Miss Polly's Patchwork Quilt g Basketball Squad '31-'32g Home Ecomonics Club '32-'33-'34- A sunny disposition coupled with mischievous brown eyes typifies Pauline. She is small in stature, that is true, but not in nature. Her congenial and smiling disposition will help her make a success in whatever she chooses. 4:9 2 W4, .. 'f0 fe my V 1 I X I l 1 4 I T .9 Maeva' S13bL:Xx i l i i BLANCI-IE VIRGINIA GUYER BLANCHE A smile for ulf, 11 1vz'lz'0n11' glial, Serious, diligcnl, aml srhlom xml. HONORS Dramatic Club '31-'32: Choral Club '31-'32, '32-'53, '33-'34g Class Valley Ball '34g Humor Editor of AURORA. Blanche is a dignified and modest senior. She displays this very much in the school room. She is friendly and always likes to lend a helping hand when she can. Although Blanche has not revealed many of her future plans we feel sure she will be successful in whatever she plans to pursue. RAY s. HOTTEL, JR. RAY Du not hike .rrfhool foo sffriwzxly You will llz L'l'I' gr! out of il. HONORS Captain of Class Volley Ball '33-'34g Choral Club '32-'33-'34g Science Club '31-'32g Dramatics Club '31-'32g Senior Editor of AURORA. Ray is the smallest boy of our class but he never lets us forget his presence. Although he is small it seems to be no hindrance because he is captain of our volley ball team and a jolly good one too. We have a real treasure in Ray. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH HAWKINS CHARLOTTE BvH1'r my foo lilfle than loo murlJ. HONORS Choral Club '31-'32-'33-'34g Dramatics Club '3Ig Humor Editor of AURORA. Charlotte came to us in the sophomore year. She is one of our quiet dignincd members. As we see hcr, she doesn't believe in saying more than is needed. W'hen she says something we rake it for granted that she -means it. We all wish you success in the future. A9 S3 40 NEW: Q g,v5Cnoq .xkxtl ell? 'I 'QCII wwf Qi rt, s , 'fx r uff, '. ..: K' '. A . .- y ull I. V '-, 2 -'awww' LENNA VIRGINIA I-IUFFMAN LIiNNA She ii' r'ln'el'fl1l, full of fllll flml iln x liken' by t'l'l'I'j0lH'.H HONORS Choral Club '31-'32, 'JZ-'35g Dramatic Club '31-'52, '33-'3-ig Class Vollcy Ball '33-'34g Class Basketball '33-'34q Basketball Squad '33-'34g As- sistant Librarian '33-'Q4g Adelaide Baylor Club '52-'33, '33-'3-lg Class Will liditor of Aultoita. Lenna has been at B. I-I. S. for three years and we have found her to be a real friend. She's the girl with the smiles! Did you ever see Lenna looking satl? She has the reputation of being skilled in giggling and her laugh is so contagious that no one can resist it. However, she can be serious and business-minded and we feel sure she will be a success in life. XVA RD WADE HUFFMAN XVARD W arr.v llllll I have mrzrr nuff. HONORS Choral Club '31-'32-'33-'34g Science Club 'Bly Class Baseball '31-'32-'Hg Class Volley Ball '33-'Hg Orchestra 'Sl-'BZQ Activities Editor of Auuoimg Part in Play: Darkytown Minstrel, Ward has been with us all through high school. His wit and humor have always been a source of pleasure to our class. I'Ie can take any kind of joke good-nnturcdly- just smiles and goes on- Our class could not be complete without XVard. XVe extend our best wishes for a prosperous future. ESTI-IER XVRIGI-IT LEATHERMAN IESTI'IIlR Thr brzr1'l-1' gruilm, Ihr' bows! gust' The I'0ll'l' Ibn! Illi':lllX ilu' flliug il says. HONORS Dramatics Club '33-'3-I: Activities Editor of Auuoiuig Reporter to Sclmol Conifer '33-'34. I-lere's to IISIllCl'1Zl jolly good pal! This was Erher's Hrst year at B. H. S. In this brief time she has won for herself a permanent place in the affection and respect of every member of the class of '34, Esther is a good student, and excells especially in her English work. XV4: know you will be successful, listher, whatever you under- take- l 1, New eta eva Ja .,-' so: . KW '-.. G90 Y f?:.ir:'.w RACHEL META LEQUEAR RAY,' LigbI of bmzrl, ligbf of step, Quivk of wif, full of fwfr, Alwuyx wzzvrry, ever gay, The XIHIH' yvxfrrflay am! fmlizyf, HONORS Basketball Team '32-33, '33-'34g Basketball Team Captain '33-'34g Class Basketball '35-'54: Class Volley Ball '33-'34g Dramatic Club '52-'33, '33-'34g Dramatic Club Eclitorg Play: W'hen Jane Takes a Handfg Assistant Librarian '35-'34. Happy, peppy Ray has been a member of our class for only two years. She puts her entire self into any undertaking and succeeds. Any center who can get around Rachel on the basketba'l court 's doing well. So is anyone who can beat her :laying the piano or reading French. We know she will be successful whether she becomes a physical education director or just keeps house For two. PAUL SLEMP LAYMAN JACK Hit bear! ix ligbf within, Iialx, xV'Z7llfl'l'I'l' winll flofb blow. HONORS F. F. A. Club ,31-,32-'33-'34g Science Club '31-'32g Choral Club ,Sl-'32-'33g Class Baseba'l '31-'32-'33g Baseball Squad '32-'Hg Class Basket- ball 33-'31-lg Class Vollcy Ball '33-'34. Jack came to us from Mt. Crawford. His friendliness and sportsmanship has gained him a hosr of friends at B. H. S. Happy, jolly, humor- ous, and true are all good words in deseribing -lack. He is particularly famous for his F. F. A, work, and ennsecuentli we vredict a ros er- l lf P P ous future for him as a farmer. Good-luck, old pal. RUTH ALICE LEQUEAR NSQUACKU Fair of hair, bear! amf minll In ber 11 frm' frirml all will flllllf, HONORS Dramatic Club '32-'Hg Secretary and Treasurer of Class of '35q President of Dramatic Club '33- 34g Class Vollcy Ball '33-'34g Cheer Leader '33- '34g Senior English Editor of Srboal Cbaflerg Part in Play: W'hen Jane Takes a Hand q Art Editor for Aukoim. Ruth Alice's characteristic smile brightens any group of which she is a part just as her gay laugh and ready tongue enlivens many dull hours:- especially study hours. Although she has been a member of our class only two short years she has become one of our 'most dependable and popular girls. Best of luck, Ruth Alice. l All xgulvlq v ina chat? 641' 61'- DOROTHY E. LISKEY DOT SD4 s jlvlilf, lrilfwy, XIII!! rufv, loo, if ber jnlrl xlvf' is ll11F1l'yx IL'flliIlX fo zlof, HONORS Class Basketball '31-'32g Basketball Squad '32- '33g Choral Club '30-'31, ,Bl-'32, '33-'34: Dra- matie Club '30-'31, '31-'52g Tennis Club '30-'31g XVinner of Public Speaking '31-'52g Plays: Cool Knights, Miss I'olly's Patchwork Quilt, Fun on Podunk Limited, Darkytown F-linstrelug Poetry lfditor of Srbonl CllllHl'l'g Senior Editor of Aultolm. Dot is one of the smallest and jolliest members of our class. No one can be down in the dumps when she is around. She is especially talented along the line of sneezing and has amused us many times with that cute little sneeze. Sometimes we wonder what is up when Dot comes through the hall laughing but we soon find ODI she has pulled a ioke on one of us. May sweet memories of B. H. S. remain with her in whatever she chooses to do in life. LEON CARLTON MICHA EL MIKE Y .qi .r sw' Omni U He ix fflll' in llix llvlrrl, bis work, um! llix fl'i4'l1llx.,' HONORS Class Basketball '31-'32-'33-'343 Class Baseball '31-'32-'35: Baseball Squad '31-'32g Basketball Squad 'Hg Baseball Team '32-'33-'34g Basketball Team '32-'35-'3-lg Baseball Captain '33-'S-45 Bas- ketball Captain '33-'3-lg If. I7. A. Club 'UQ Science Club '32: Choral Club '33-3-lg President of Ciass '32-'33g President of Choral Club '33-'34g Vice- President of Student Body '33-'34g Advertising Mazinger for Aulroltlx. Mike has won a place in the hearts of his classmates by his everlasting friendliness and good nature. He is a hard fighting athlete and an all around good sport. His good humor and love for fun have distinguished him as a jolly good fellow in every way. XY'e wish him a happy and pros- perous future. NEVA SUSAN NIARSHALL NIiVA A llllfff lf1x.v-llleri' url' lull few llvflfl kllllll' flu' l'l'r'i1tlll'l' fvilf ill you. HONORS Dramatic Club '33-'3-lg Humor Editor of Aulzolm. This is Neva's Hrst year with us. XVhat a wealth our class gained in her coming! She has become a loyal student at B. H. S. and a true friend to everyone-teacher and pupil alike. Neva is a naturally quiet girl and goes about her work with a smile and makes no fuss about it. XVe wish you success in your life work, Neva. wlwu- I an 5010.59 if' sud, AMY ELIZABETH MILLER AMY Here'x a frirml noble and true, Anil all who know her low ber loo. HONORS Choral Club '31-'32-'33g Dramatics Club '30- '31-'32-'33g Vice-President of Class '30-'31g Class Volley Ball '33-'34g Choral Club '33-'34g Assistant Editor of Aunoxmg Part in Plays: The O.d Maids Club, Miss Polly's Patchwork Quilt. Amy has had the distinction of being the tallest girl in high school for several years. If she were not so sweet, we might accuse her of looking clown on the rest of us. Having proved her self capable for any task given her, Amy has bright prospects for the future. The best wishes of the class go with her. CHARLES W. MILLER CHARLES Never ozfcr serious, m-mr foo frivolous, bu! fx rare gnml fellow. HONORS Choral Club '32-'33-'34g Science Club '30-'3l- '32g Dramatics Club ,Sl-'32g F. F. A. Club '30- 'ilg Secretary of F. F. A. Club '31-'32-,Sig Class Volley Ball '35-'34g Advertising Manager for AURORA. Charles is one of those you just can't help liking. He is always ready for a little fun or mischief, and yet he is a good student. He has made a good record in the four years hc has been with us, and we are proud to claim him. We wish Charles zi long, happy, and useful life. ELIZABETH FRANCES MILLER ELIZABETH A miml uf flfllfl' with ull below A brarf uflwxe lon' will ever glow, Mmlvxt is she wifb spirits gay Silenfly she glides along ber :ua-v.', HONORS Choral Club '31-'32, '33-'34g Class Volley Ball '30-'51, '31-'32g Vice-President Baylor Club '32- '33g Secretary of junior Classg Class Will Editor of Aunormg Orchestra 'so-'sig Class Poem '30g Play: Fun on the Podunk Limited. Elizabeth is one of our most dignified mem- bers, but behind that dignified exterior she hides one of the sweetest dispositions we have known. Although this is the first year in our class we feel we have gained a real treasure in having her there. We are sure that Elizabeth will make a great success of whatever she attempts to do. fx., eva Ja .Jawa , sw NX 'ma CHARLENE T. PHILLIPS CHARLENl2 A u'orkz'r, uv' must all agwf' Anil in .qoml il f'!'iA'llll as lben' nur lux HONORS Choral Club '3l 32, '52-'33g Dramatic Club '31-'32, '33-'Hg Class Prophecy Editor of Auitoiu. Charlene goes about her work in such a Calm way that whife everyone else may worry, dash here and there, and talk a lot about how and when to work, she accomplishes everything. She is especially talented along the line of writing compositions. We can only hope that she will sail through life on the crest of the wave in her calm pleasing way. CLA UDE HA LLIE MILLER BUS fl fmril fighting all1l4'h', il will ,qf'11il1'nm11, uml u rrnlil lo any n'hnol. HONORS Class Basketball '30-'51-332-'33-'34g Class base- ball '30-'31-'32-'Hg Choral Club '31-'32-'33g Dramalies Club '53-'34: Baseball Team '33-'34: Basketball Team '31-'32-'33-'34: Circulating Man- ager for Auitoim. Bus has won scores of friends by his friendly and carefree disposition. He is 11 ladies man and and a real gentleman. Bus has distinguished himself on the athletic Held as an athlete and a good sport. He is a credit to any school and B. H. S. will certainly miss him. CLETA WILDA RHODES P11Jo1i nliizlilily um 1, from fun' VIII j'rt'z', Why ura'u'l lbry all rwllelll like HIV? HONORS Dramatic Club '30-'31, '31-'32: Choral Club 'JI-'32, '33-'54g Class Volley Ball '33-'34g Plays: Fun on Potlunk Limited, Miss Polly's Patch- work Quilt g Photo Editor of Auitoim '3-1. If we hear a hearty laugh ring out, we know that Pidge is close by. Pidge is one of the best pals we've ever had and she is liked by every- one. She never worries over anything and a sad or solemn looking Pidge we have never seen. The class wishes you best of luck Pidgin und' A MKWA , :Wx 4 83 23 - ...Q . 7-Q 57 sad' ' r ,NA 1 'Q 49 'AWD' E07 '- A GL - 'Janata-V' ELIZABETH A. RHODES ULIBBYH Noi too sober, 1101 loo gay, Bu! u jolly gnazl frielm' in Pzvry may. HONORS Choral Club '31-'32, '33-'3-tg Basketball Squad '34g Senior Editor of AURORA. hvlidh we think of Libby we always picture some jolly girl always ready to try anything once. Libby believes in having a good time whenever the opportunity comes. She is planning to take up beauty culture and we feel sure she will make a great success of it or whatever she may attempt to do. HORACE GILMORE MILLER HORACE I lla Illlf mlm! I ought ll7bilt I ouglvf noi, I ilu, A1111 lean upon fha' bopc' Tha! z'bnm'z' will bring nn' flrrmzgbf' HONORS Choral Club '30-'31-'32g Dramatic Club '31- '32g Science Club '31-'32-'33-'34g F. F. A. Club '30-,3lg Orchestra Club '30-'Bly Class Volley Ball '33-'34g Science Club Program Committee '34g Advertising Manager for Auxonag Part in Play: Fun on the Podunk Limited. Horace is the biggest teaser in our class. He is alvgays joking and making the blue feel better at once. He is behind all the joking exterior a real Worker. Didn't he get a lot of advertise- ments for the annual? We are sure Horace will make a go of everything he does. XVILDA R. SANDY 'WVILLU Laugh 111111, fbr' worlrl laughs wilb you W'f'z'j2 mul you zwejm alone. HONORS Secretary of Library Club '31-'32g Choral Club '31-32, '33-'34g Senior Editor of Auaormg Basket- ball Squad 'BI-'32, '33-'34g Class Basketball '33- '34: Basketball Team '33-'Z-4. W'ilda is one of our cute, happy-go-lucky blondes. She takes life as it comes-laughing when things are smooth and only shrugging her shoulders when they're not so smooth. She is very fond of all sports, especially basketball and she has proved her capability by her playing on the team of '33-'34. In parting we wish her the best of luck. YI Q x i k if f ,, 1,.: .: fl. .9 Sv? -,X Q.. . . J ANNIE GRACE SHANK Tome Qnir'll'y slit' ,QOIHY Iwi' 'lllfl-Y, ,liailllflrl fo !'lll'l7 July. HONORS ' Choral Club '31-'32- '32g Class Historian Club '32-'33-'34g Class Will Editor of AUlLOlK1X. Annie is one of our is one of our neatest 5 Home Economics she She is always cheerful know Annie will make does. '33-'34g Library Club '31- 32-'33g Adelaide Baylor Volley Ball '33-'34g Class quiet sensible girls. She rls and when it comes to is one of our A pupils. and ready for fun. NVC a success of whatever she 3 r HENRY EARL REVERCOMB EARL Surf: ll frirml ix ilu' kim! we like. Goof! lzilllllwf, rliligvui, umf xvltlom xml. HONORS Science Club '3l4'32-'33-'3-4: Class Baseball 'Sl-'32-'33g Baseball Team '33-'Hg Vice-President of Science Club '33-'Hg Class Volley Ball '33- 'Mg Editor-in-Chief of Auuoim. Earl is undoubtly one of our outstanding mem- bers. l 'le is quiet, but l1is friendly nature and willingness to help others has won him many lasting friends. He has also distinguished him- self on the baseball diamond. XVc are proud of Earl and predict that lic will have a successful and worthwhile future. MARGARET PRESTON TODD PRESTON None kll!'ll' lwr buf lu low' l1z'r.', HONORS Choral Club '30-'3l, '31-'52, '35-'343 Dra- matic Club '30-'31, '31-'32g Orchestra Club '30- '3lg Class Poem '31-'iklg Class Historian '32-'33g Class History Editor '53-'34g Play: The Olcl Maids Club. Preston has been with us all through our high school career. She has won the hearts of every- one by her friendliness and her smiles. She is a good student and believes you Should work when you work, and play when you play. Pres- ton has not revealed her future plans to us, but we know she will be a success in whatever she i chooses for her life's work. Best luck, Preston. Q ,Re'5:'4 e 1 ,s x .v snfvy . .ns X 'wg 49. .amkwig ga unix, . Wim. FRANCES ELAINE XVI-IITESELL FRANCES She who ll1i11lu'fb IIlIlL'l7 xuyvlb lilllvf' HONORS Dramatics Club '31-'32g Library Club '31-'52g Choral Club '32-'33-'34g Class Valley Ball '35- '34g Activities Editor of AURORA. Frances believes that action speaks louder than words. Her pleasant disposition has gained her many friends at B. H. S. She does things with so much ease that she has distinguished herself from the rest of the class. Frances is the kind that makes us wonder who the lucky fellow will XA. be. Good-by and good-luck, Frances. ' ll BYARD SHANK GIM A t'0Illl'lllll' lififlu' and full of gin' Wfbo :lurrx lo laugh 0111 full aml fn-1'. HONORS Choral Club '51-'32g F. F. A. Club '51-'52, '3 3 3343 Science Srlwol Cfaalfvr of AURORA. of F. F. A. Club ,33-'34-3 Class Staff '33-'34g Club '52-'33, '33-'34g President Volley Ball '33-'34g Business Manager Gini comes to us from Mt. Crawford and has been with us for three years. I-Ie has a sense of humor which has won for him the hearts of all at B. H. S. Byard does his work with a will and has proven himself to be a good student. best sports we have what she will be in wants to be a nurse. much success in your Virginia is capable, Best of luck for the future, Byard. VIRGIN IA L. WILLIAMS GINNY Q11ilr Ibn' jollirxl girl we know, Full of 17911 111111 Iofr of go. HONORS Choral Club '31-'32, '33-'34g Dramatic Club '30-'51, '32-'35g Class Voley Ball '30-'3lg Class Basketball '30-'Hg Senior Editor of AURORAQ Play: Fun on the Podunk Limitedf' dependable and one of the ever known. NVe wonder the future? We hear she Virginia, we all wish you nursing career. MWA X I' l., ,- ,.x ..: . g ud-. HAROLD CHUMBLEY Cl-IUMBLEYU Stand usiilv all grail men, here comes uuolbvrf' HONORS .Choral Club '31-'32-'33-'34g Government Club '32g Latin Club '323 Secretary of Sophomore Classg Part in Plays: Miss Polly's Patchwork Quilt, Darkeytown Minstrelng Assistant Busi- ness Manager for AURORA. Without Chumbley our class would be incom- plete. He is very talented, and his consuming ambition is to become a great musicianfl He has a good beginning, and we feel sure that he will attain his goal. In the classroom he has clone creditable work. His good disposition, pluck, determination, and natural ability, all point to a successful career. ROY WILSON WILL sK13E'ri3R When joy mul zluly flush Ln' duty go lo xnmxbf' HONORS Dramatics Club '31-'32-'33-'34g Library Club 'Sl-'32, Tennis Club '30-'3lg Basketball Team '33, Class Basketball '30-'31-'32g Class Baseball '30-'31-'32-'Hg Baseball Squad '32-'33-'34, Sports Editor of AURORA, Class Volley Ball '33-'349 Part in Plays: Miss Adventure, Fun on Podunk Limited. Skeeter came to us from Mt. Crawford at the beginning of his high school career. His witty and happy disposition as a fellow student are characteristics that are liked by all his classmates. He is loyal to his school, being a hard fighting athlete for old B. H. S. The class of '34 wishes you much success in thc future. .ARM u u il? CLEDA HEDRICK CLEDA Br sifvlll llllll safe, for .vileuce IH I'l'V bf'lrayx. HONORS Choral Club '31-'32, '32-'33, '33-'34, Dramatic Club '31-'32, Class Prophecy Editor of Auaoim. Cleda is one of our very, very quiet girls. She is always willing to cooperate with the class and her friends find her tp be a friend indeed. She will always be remembered for the smile with which she greets everyone. In the words of the poet, A quiet lass-there are but few who know the treasure hid in you.' ALICE VIRGINIA WRIGHT ALICE Laughter on ber lips mul soul wiibin ber eyes Willy lifffv lass um! sunny us fbr skies. HONORS Associate Editor of Class '30-'3lg Editor of Class 31-'32g Public Speaking and Debating Club '30-'3lg Dramatic Club '30-'31, '31-'32, '32-'33, '53-'34, Tennis Club '31-'32g Choral Club '31-'32g Plays: Fun on the Podunk Limited, Cool Knights, Miss Polly's Patchwork Quilt, When jane Takes a Hand g Senior Editor of School Cbutlerg Vice-President of Dramatic Club '33- '34, Alice is one of the few who has been a mem- ber of the Class of '34 since first grade days. This fact in itself indicates that she is a good student. Her sunny disposition and optimism have made her popular among her classmates. She expects to enter college in the fall. The class predicts for her a successful career. vw war , eva . ga M- vor. , sw -,A Q, 5:.i.'21-r History of the Class of '34 CHAPTER I-COLONIZATION HE SHIP that anchored in the harbor of B. H, S. on September 15, 1930 had a. company of thirty-four. The colony was organized with the following officers, Governor, Frank Kiblerg Associate, Amy Miller, Secretary-Treasurer, Vera Miller. They selected Service Rather Than Famef' as their motto. They were rortunate in having Mr. Suter as honorary member and Mrs. llcenberry as advisor. The natives of the other colonies called them such names as rats and greenies but that did not discourage them. The other natives felt a little superior to them. Two members of the colony, Cleta Rhodes and Raymond Hilbert, entertained the other members at a water- melon feast. In the Spring the colony had a costume party. CHAPTER II-T1-IE coLoNY GROWS In the year 1931 immigrants from Clover Hill, Pleasant Valley, Spring Creek and Harrisonburg increased the number from thirty-four to sixty-one. New officers were elected. The officers were as follows: Governor, Grace Bowman, Associate, Louise Bloseg Secretary, Harold Chumbley. They were fortunate in having Miss Cora Click as advisor, and still holding Mr. Suter as honorary member. They were now better acquainted with the natives of the other colonies, and were beginning to be and act as superior as the other natives. One outstanding event of that year was the farmer and farmerette party. The Sophomore Colony was entertained bv the Junior Colony after having won the race of getting subscriptions for magazines in order to get more funds for the school. CHAPTER 111-THE COLONY GAINS CONFIDENCE Arriving at another day of election with the new Governor, Leon Michael, Associate Governor, Vera Miller, and Secretary-Treasurer. Ruth Alice Lequear, the colony was growing rapidly and began to gain confidence. Many important events have taken place since our last election. The colony was entertained at an outing by their honorary member, Mr, Suter, a party was held later in the year and enjoyed by all at- tending it. At one of the meetings of the general assembly, monograms were awarded to six members of the colony for their splendid work in athletics and literary events of the year. A second meeting was held by the general assembly for the awarding of the five point certificates sent out by the State Health Department at Richmond. Over two-thirds of the colonists received these certificates. The colony worked hard and played an important part in the publication of the state annual and thus ended another year with a feeling that they had helped make history. CHAPTER IV-CONFIDENCE XVON The last year and perhaps the most important period in our history opened before us and on the morning of October the second, the colony assembled together for its last year of work. Again an election was held, Governor, Elese Eye, Associate Governor, Kenneth Snyder, and Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Hutzler. A new leader was added to the colony, helping it to progress more rapidly. After the Christmas holidays, the colony was quite fortunate in securing a new home room. Assemblies were held for discussing the annual. A staff was elected in which all the members of the colonies took part. Again as in past years, our colony was outstanding in athletic events and more of the colonists received monograrns than ever before. Our social events have been enhanced by the new building and all the colonists have enjoyed it. After commencement, the colonists will depart and enter into their new step in life carrying with them pleasant memories of B. H. S. -MARIE D1zoR1cR, MARGARET PRESTON Toon. VSCQ7 C3 83 l ,ME Wy? ms . . .i .:.ixk0'. , , S01 '- , -. as -, 4:.a.w' W, A Dream I dreamt I was a violet Of deepest sapphire blue, And in a vale where roses trail I drank the glistening dew. Witli careless joy the swallows dipt Into the sunny sltyg I watched them play throughout the day Happy as they, was I. I felt the gentle winds of night Czircss my petals blue, The dark sky wept, and o'er me crept A mist of silver dew. And ere the night had passed, I wake, The dreaming of an hour To me had brought 21 lingering thought: Whzlt joy God gave a flower. MARY HULYTER vf1lWl fn.. glo bal? zffx ,:6'? Q, s- p 4 .-GKXQ. E H l .x Q - gm err,-W Senior Play APPLE BLOSSOM TIME CAST OF CHARACTERS Bob Matthews- mz ulzwillifzg visitor at the crossroads., ..,. ,. ..,. .. Charlie Lawrence--his go-getter friend ........ Spud McClosky-direct from S7Ll1SlOll1C Alley ...., . Mickey Maguire-also from Szmsbine Alley ...,. Cal Pickens-the village Constable ,........... Betty Ann Stewart-rl IOIHINZII wbirlwinrt .,.,..,. Nancy Prescott-a pretty neighbor ,...... Loretta Harris-the prettiest girl in tfae 'village ..A.,...., Polly Biddle-Caretaker of Todd Forresfs home .... IQENNETH SNYDER HCI-IARLES MILLER ...HSLEMP LAYMAN .,.....RAY HOTTEL, JR. ,,,.HORACE MILLER ..........ELESE EYE ,.....ALICE WRIGHT ....GRACE BOWMAN I....I..VERA MILLER Malvina Kurtz-whose rzmbitiof-z is to have az beau ..RACHEL LEQUEAR Mrs. Forrest-the haughty sister-iz:-la-uf of Tad Forrest .....,. VELA EVERS Annabel Spriggins-the village' old main' .... ...... RUTH ALICE LEQUAR x N ww I Imac' e, z 3 6 IF? 4' X P 'N 'ow ' , :Q ..:.ikQ0? Q07 '- GL r-, 1.4 4, 1 '- 7 '0Z.i.w 55:1 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SENIOR CLASS GQ-,':?cY:7'e, . ,.:.sk0'. ei wr '-.. QQ '- a 133.159 Class Prophecy PAULINE GARBER CLETA HEDRICK NADINE ATKINS CI-IARLENI2 PHILLIPS May 29, 1947. Dem' Dim' 31, Can it be possible that this is my thirtieth birthday? It seems but yesterday that I was back at dear old B. H. S. with that old gang of mine aud here I am in far-off Japan with an ocean and a continent between me and home. And how lonely I am! This has been positively the worst birthday I've ever had-it's not because of the age I've attained either. Oh Diary! What can I do to get over this terrible loneliness and home- sickness? May 30, 1947. Dem' Diary, I'm so happy! I have so much to record tonight that I hardly know where to begin--but here goes. As I was coming home from my work this evening, my attention was attracted by a sign which read, Prince Ali, Crystal Gazer. Now I have always considered crystal gazers fakes, but the terrible loneliness which I have experienced since coming ltere, together with an overwhelming desire to see someone from home, completely overpowered me. Before I was really aware of what I was doing, I had entered rhe prince's place of business. It took me only a moment to state my errand and in a few seconds more the prince had seated himself before the crystal with me peering eagerly over his shoulder. As the first scene unfolded, disappointment engulfed me for I recognized it to be the botanical gardens here in Yokohama. A young man was bent over a plant which he was studying intently. As I looked he straightened up, and my disappointment vanished, for I recognized the young botanist to be Willard Hill. The scene shifted to the Y. W. C. A. Hospital here and behold! Here were more of mv classmates. Charlene Phillips is head of the Y. NV. C. A., while in the hospital section I saw Ruth Alice Lequear, now a successful missionary, visiting a patient whom she had converted. Several white clad nurses that I recognized as Neva Marshall, I.el'a Click, and Cleda Hedrick were grouped about the bed, Oh Diary! No more lonely days for me! I'm going to look up those folks tomorrow. The scene moved across the Pacific to San Francisco. To my surprise I saw Elese Eye at the head of a training school for physical education directors. Several of the instructors in her school were old classmates: Roy XVill, Horace Miller, Slemp Layman, and Ray I-Iottel. Again the scene changed and I found myself watching a ball game. Who was at the bat? One of the world's greatest champions, Leon Michael. At the Hi-Hat Golf Club I saw Pauline Garber and Orville Cupp. Pauline was busily calling Fore A little Japanese boy was acting as caddy. The scene in the crystal began to change and to my surprise I found myself look- ing into the szreat Sears. Roebuck, and Co. business in Chicago. There I saw Daisie Fifer and Annie Shank, both holding excellent positions in the clothing department. I next found myself' looking into the gymnasium of one of the largest teachers colleges in New York State. There I saw Rachel Lequear giving calisthenics to several hundred college girls. In the capitol of this same state I found Charles Miller delivering an impassioned speech to the farmers on How to Bring Prosperity Back to the United States. Nagar 5,934 1 g on P wi- '. f A5 K ' 'Q BW ' ' . DA pf 'A 'J 'QL'.ifv' Now to the state of Texas. In Dallas I saw Elvert Airey in a resplendent blue uniform with brass buttons directing trafhc to the capitol. Marie Dedrick is teaching kindergarten in that city and the crystal showed her standing before a large group of children who seemed very eager for work. In St. Louis I saw a large beauty parlor wich the sign, Be-th's Salon. I found that Elizabeth Rhodes was the proprietor and she was very ably assisted by Charlotte Hawkins and Virginia Williams. They catered only to the very wealthy, ' i' In a famous hospital in this city I saw Byard Shank and Alice Wright who are doing outstanding work for such young doctors. Near the hospital in the residential section of the city, I saw a beautiful new home just ready for Esther Leatherman, who is now the devoted wife of a famous Presbyterian minister, to move into. Cleta Rhodes had done the interior decorating for the house and J. W. Cline was the architect. Things began to change and my eyes rested upon a broad-casting station in Denver, Colorado. Earl Revereomb was just closing a speech on My First Airplane Trip over the North Pole. He is now a famous pilot. When he finished, Raymond Hilbert was put on the air for fifteen minutes of popular song hits accompanied on the piano by Harold Chumbley. Wilda Sandy appeared on the scene next. She is dean of the University of Colorado. To my surprise and joy I found that Amy Miller and Lenna Huffman were teachers in the same school. The next city I looked upon was Miami, Florida. There I saw Edith Cox, who is now a millionaire's wife, in her beautiful home overlooking the ocean. Dorothy Liskey is employed as her companion. The scene changed ever so little and I saw a large ship. Hallie Miller was the owner, Roy Berry, the captain, and Nadine Atkins, hostess of the beautiful craft. Roanoke, Virginia is the scene of interest next. In beautiful modern homes on the same street I saw Vela Evers and Margaret Preston Todd hard at work on their chosen vocations-keeping house for two. Elizabeth Miller is a dress designer in that city and is drawing a fabulous salary. The next scene made my heart beat fast and brought back many tender memories of days gone by. It was our old Alma Mater-but how changed. There were now three buildings instead of one. The grounds were a marvel of landscape gardening planned, I found by our old classmate, Mary Hutzler. I was interested to note the change in the faculty. Kenneth Snyder, known to us as Hi-pocket,', was principal. Frances Whitesel was director of Home Economies, Grace Bowman, head of the music department, and Ward Huffman, teacher of American history. Louise Blose was very eapably taking care of the little tots in the first grade, who adored her. I glanced across the street to the brick bungalow where Weldon had lived when we were in high school. I was not surprised to see Vernie and Weldon, now happily married, rocking contentedly on their front porch. The last scene to unfold before me in the Crystal was Harrisonburg, now a large city of about a million inhabitants. There I saw Vera Miller, now dean of the State Tcacher's College. Wforking as secretary in her oHfice was Blanche Guyer. I Went out of the place happy at having caught this glance of my classmates and inspired 'by their successes to work harder myself. And now, diary, good-night! vy ,ns 'Stagg' na 49 nzikeflil , QQ x. ,-5 Class Will E, SIHE Senior Class of Bridgewater High School, 1934, being or sound mind and of good character, do hereby make and declare this to be our last Will and Testament. The following persons do we declare to be lawful and rightful heirs to the large amount of valuable property which we have to dispose of: FIRST: To the Junior Class-our new class room, new desks and pencil sharpner, all little pencils, bits of paper, stray books and the numerous privileges we'have had. SECOND: To the Sophomore Class we bequeath our good manners, dignified ways, and never ending toil in our studies. T1-1IRD: To the Freshmen our sincere wish that you will become seniors in the sweet bye and bye. I, Cleta Rhodes, will my merry laugh to Aubrey Michael. I, Elizabeth Rhodes, will my gift of gab to Cabell Shull. I, XVilda Sandy, will my cuteness to Leta Fifer. I, Annie Shank, will my reserved manners to Cleda ,Miller if she will promise to do all in her power to keep this reputation. I, Margaret Preston Todd, will my Algebra book to Mary Katherine Bradburn providing she uses it as faithfully as I have in the past. I, Virginia Williams, will my pep to Winifred Shilflett, I, Frances Whitsell, will my modesty to Lillian I-Ioman. I, Alice Wfright, will my popularity to Ruby Huffman. I, Earl Revereomb, will my studious habits and never tiring energy to Edwin Shirkey. I, Byard Shank, will my good looks to Ralph Sayre. I, Kenneth Snyder, will my dignified ways to my brother, Rodney Snyder. I, Roy Will, refuse to will my will power to anyone. I, Weldon Eddins, will my interest in Vernie Baker to Talford Will. I, Ray Hottle, will my essay on gaining height to Robert Miller. We, Ward Huffman and Raymond Hilbert, will our musical ability to Mearle Gorden and Treva Eye. I, Willard Hill, will my wit in English IV to Elmer Zimmerman. I, Vela Evers, will my spirit of helpfulness to Velma Gardner. I, Marie Dedrick, will my winning ways to Eleanor Williams. I, Pauline Garber, will my place on the bus to Floey Stokes. I, Blanche Guyer, will a freekle or two to India Webb. I, Charlotte Hawkins, will my wavy hair to the person wanting it most. I, Cleta Hedrick, will my quietness to Willis XVise. I, Mary Hutzler, will my winning smile to Hazel Snyder. I, Lenna Huffman, will my 'silly giggle to Edith Devier. I, Esther Leatherman, will my neatness to Mildred Cromer. I, Nadine Atkins, will my chewing gum to' Juanita Baker, requesting that she does not disturb classes as I have done. I, Vernie Baker, will my gloves and tam to Arlene Ringgold, hoping they will serve her as well as they have me, xvalwlr :lb Saw' Alix UL ' ' 1 I, Edith Cox, will my romantic brown eyes to Thelma Earman. I, Grace Bowman, will my lipstick to Mary Ward Briggs, with the understanding that she use it in the same artistic design as I. I, Louise Blose, will my well-filled position as guard on the basketball team to Char.otte Argenbright. I Lella Click, will my mclodious soprano voice to Margaret Halterman. Il Daisie Fifer, will my place on the volley ball team to Mable Chumbley. I, Elese Eye, will my powder puff and mirror to Henryetta Heltzel. I, Elvert Airy, will my like to argue ways to Oliver Keagy. I, Roy Beery, will my tan zipper jacket to Joe Foster. I, W. Cline, will my ability to write good English papers to john Milton Hildebrand. I, Harold Chumbley, will my ability to make love to john Showalter. I, Orville Cupp, will my speaking ability to Jeanne Leatherman. I, Rachel Lequear, will my athletic ability to Evelyn Suter. I, Ruth Alice Lequear, will my originality in writing essays and poetry to Talma Mitchell. I, Dorothy Liskey, will that little sneeze that is so well-known to Billy Blosie. 1, Neva Marshall, will my friendliness to Madeline May. I, Amy Miller, will one inch of my height to George Lequear. I, Vera Miller, will my ability to make A's on all my subjects to Henry Pittsenbarger. I Leon Micheal, will my faithful Elgin watch to Raymond Frye. 9 I, Charles Miller, will my essay on keeping my hair black to Elsie Cook. I, Charlene Phillips, will my dignified walk to Maxine Kiracofe. I, Elizabeth Miller, will my pleasing disposition to Frederick Dove. I, Slcmp Layman, bequeath my interest in Lois Mae Kiser to Willard Sackett. I, Hallie Miller, will my love for baseball to Jimmy Dickson. I, Horace Miller, will my recipe for keeping slim to Cleo Hill. The remaining part of our valuable property we will and bequeath to Mr. Suter to use as lie sees lit in the cause of the lower classmen, since we are sure that he will use it to the best advantage. In witness thereof, we, members of the Senior Class of Bridgewater High School of the year one thousand nine hundred thirty-four, do hereby inscribe and fix our seals this th'rtieth day of May. Afforwys for Senior Class LENNA HUFFMAN DAISIE FIFER ELIZABETH MILLER ANNIE G. SHANK Senior Characteristics MONIKER PASS WORD A MICABILITY IDEA OF MISERY AMBITION THEIR FUTURE Nadine Atkins Aw! Heck! French Getting fat To be married Old maid Vernie Baker W'ell 1 A V-8 Not with Edith Philosopher WCldOI1,S wife Louise Blose No! Home Ecomonics Algebra i Teacher Aviatrix Grace Bowman Good Night! English Getting below F To bc President's wife Farrnerctte Leila Click You'rc crazy Laughing l Not having a good time Nurse Store clerk Edith Cox Great day! Giggles l Being fat Stenographer A Miller Marie Dedrick Heck! Writing notes Reading Nurse Mayor of Bridgewater Vein Evers Good night! A Ford i Being solemn Teacher Living near Roanoke Daisie Fifel' O! My! Being quiet Loud voice Farnierette Permrlnfrir NVHVCF R2Cl1Cl I-CQUCIIF l You don't mean it Leon Not playing basketball Basketball coach Mrs- Ml Ruth Alice LCKIUCIU' For goodness sake Originality Being sad Poet Missionary D0r0tl1Y Liskvy O! Yeah! A certain junior Being slim Beauty culturist Fai'mer's wife Neva Mi1I'Sl1Hil 'Deed I 1- Studying Unprepared lesson To be loved Librfirilm Elililbfill Miller I don't care! Red hair Being fat Music teacher Handle a rolling pin Vera MiliCr Of al! things! Being quiet l Getting an FU Teacher First woman President Charlene Phillips Gracious! A Chevrolet Falling in love Bookkeeper Florist' Cleta Rhodes Ham! Eating Being quiet To be slim Doctor Elizabeth Rhodes Good day! Telling everybody Blind dates Radio singer 'Traveling saleslady XVilda Sandy You don't say! Studying Making a speech Nurse in C Married Annie Shank O, my land! Quietness Hot dates Home E. Teacher Housekeeper Margaret P. Todd You know! In a Ford Monday morning To be Mrs. H- 1 In Mt. Crawford Virginia Williains XVell, shoot! i Laughing out loud Not speaking freely Stenographer W Care for orphans Alice Wriglit How 'bout yourself! Y Talking Being quiet First woman President i Store clerk Frances Whitesel I don't care! A Ford T T0 be bashful Farmerette r,T.1ii'e in Pennsylvania Horsefeathers! Basketball Getting stuck in mud Dietition l A Mrs. Elese Eye N f' as as 2 is S 3 N01 Y it A., . 'lb' ana not lp. nv- : f. i-i 'st ef 'Q . .Qs f 'QS I I S9 Earl Revercomb Elvert Arey Roy Berry Amy Miller Harold Chumbly J. xv. cum Orville Cupp Raymond Hilbert NVillard Hill Roy Hottel Ward Huffman Slemp Layman Leon Michael Charles Miller Hallie Miller Byard Shank Kenneth Snyder Roy Will Horace Miller Weldoii Eddins Pauline Garber Blanche Guyer Charlotte Hawkins Cleta Hedrick Lenna Huffman Mary Hutzler Esther Leatherman XVho cares? Shoot Shucks Good night I don't agree Heck Shoot Bite me Well I'll be - Great clay Oh yeah Heck with it Shoot Boloney Oh yeah Shucks Good night Oh, heck Golly ned Doggone For pete's sake Heavens Gosh No You said it Oh, yeah Sure Baseball To eat Library books Home Economics Playing piano Agriculture Quietness Red hair The open air Algebra A good time Baseball Rachel Ncatness Basketball F. F. A. Club A certain junior jokes A good joke Vernie Talking Home Economics Quietness A still tongue Dates Parties Good maners To be dumb English No tardy marks Making F No argument A date Can't go clown town English Inside all day Getting sent to P.O. Having dignity No fun Rachel being absent French class Being quiet Playing hooky Talking slow Being dignified Keeping quiet Can't get Dad's car No giggle Skinny XVeighing 97 lbs. A date No fun Being 4 ft. 9 in. tall Fast talking Baseball fan Bachelor A cowboy l Farmer Detective Parachute jumper Missionary Cook for two Musician Tap dancer Farmer Gold mining Teacher Electrician Electrician Photographer Forester Mathemathician Math teacher Miller College Banker Professional baseball playerl Lawyer Married life Professional baseball player Preacher W Traveling salesman Strong man XVorld's champion boxer Scientific farmer Surveyor Auto salesman Broker A good time Preacher Aviator Mechanic Carpenter Professor Cook for two l Old maid Nurse l Dancer Large woman l Professional acrobat Cook Movie star Nurse Missionary Stenograplaer Plane hostess i Teacher l Preacher's wife , 'io . ' 'Ne 52 'es ei :-- -- as it 6' can -PQ Q9 g i 1454-'lqb ezfiara nd' gwzwargo . , . . , .fskoz E07 K' . GAL, .W 'DSLR' BOYD J. GLICK Arfvixory and Hwmrm'y Mrmlzcr Junior Organization MOTTO: Rowing Noi Driffing CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Honeysuckle Blue and White OFFICERS Prrfsidenf ....4.....,, , ,.....,.,........... ....,.... W ooDRow LANDES Vice-Pwsizlzfzzf .,...... ........... R OBERT MILLER Scfrclary ....... ..,... ....... , .RUBY HUFFMAN Treasurm' ,...., ,. .................,.........,..,........ EDYTHE DEVIER Editors ......, ROBERT MILLER, MARY WARD BRIGGS Ml!! li' 4 .. ,..:.ixku:4 v , Url' WOODROW LANDES Class Baseball 'Sl-'32-'Hg Class Basketball '31-'32g Choral Club '32-'33-'34g F. F. A. '32-'33-345 President of junior Class '33-'34: Class Valley '33-'34. RUBY HUFFMAN Secretary and Treasurer '32-'Hg Secretary '33-'34g Clioral Club 'SI-'32g Dramatic Club '31-'32-33334: Class Basketball '51-'32g C'ass Volley Ball 33-'Mg Plays: Wlien jane Takes a Hand and After the Game '32-'33-'34. EDYTHE DEVIER Treasurer '33-'34g Choral Club '31-'32-'33g Dramatic Club '31-'32-'33-'34: Class Basket- ball '31-'32: Class Volley Ball '33-'34: Wearer of B. H. S.g Play: After the Game. ROBERT MILLER F. F. A. '31-'32g President of F. F. A. '52g President of Freshman Class '31-'32g Editor of Auaoua '31-'32-'33-'34g Class Baseball '32-'33g Vice-President of junior Class '33-'Mg Class Volley Ball '33-'543 Basketball Squad '33-'Mg President of School Council '33-'34g President of Science Club '33-'34g Science Club '31- '32-'33-'34g Monogram Club. WILLIAM BLOSE Class Valley Ball '33-'34g Class Basketball 132-'Hg Class Baseball '32-'Hg Clioral Club '31-'32g Dramatic Club '33-'34g President of Dramatic Club '31-'32: Play: When jane Takes a Hand. MERCEDES ALLEN Dramatic Club '31-'32333-'34g Class Basket- ball '5l-'32-'33-'34g Basketball Team '33-'34: Secretary and Treasurer '31-'32g Basketball Squad '31-,32-'33-'34g Class Volley Ball '33- '54g Wearer of B. H. S. '33-'34g Play: jane Takes a Hand '33. JUANITA BAKER Choral Club '32-'33-'34g Class Basketball '33-'34g Class Volley Ba'l '33-'34. JAMES CASEY Latin Club '51-'32g Class Baseball '5l-'32- '33g Dramatic Club '32-'F-33 Choral Club :33-'34g Class Basketball '33-'Mg Class Vollcy Ball '33-'34: Play: Darkey Town Ministrel '34. MEREDITH CRAUN F. F. A. '31-'32-'33g Science Club '3l-'32- '33-'34g Class Volley Ball '33-'34. f fy gvglwar 1 o X t3 o i-P' .05 Qu Z' c-a , 49 -Aka' , aw '-.A GL - 'hit y i MARY WARD BRIGGS Dramatic Club '33-'54g Junior Editor of School Cbaflvr '33-'34g Assistant junior Editor of AURORA '33-'34: Play: Diamonds '34-. ISAJXC EARLX' Choral Club '31-'32-'33-'34. RAYMOND FRY Class Basketball '32-'33-'34g Basketball Squad '32-'33-'34g Science Club '32-333: Secre- tary of Choral Club '33-'34g Manager of Baseball Team '33-'34g Captain of Class Volley Ball ,310-,34. MABEL CHUMBLEY Dramatic Club '31-'32-'33-'34g Latin Club '31-'32g Choral Club '32-'33g English IH Reporter to Srbool Cbatfcr '33-'34g Play: At the Sign of the Pewter Jug. MILDRED CROMER Choral Club '32-'33: Dramatic Club '53- '34g School Chr1lter.StaE '33-'34: Class Volley Ball ,33-'34. LEON GARBER Class Baseball '31-'Z-2333: Class Basketball '31-'32-'33-'34g Basketball Squad '32-'33-'34g Dramatic Club '31-'32-'33-'345 Play: Wl1cn Jane Takes a Hand '33g Play: Diamonds '34g Class Volley Ball '33-,345 Choral Club '51-'32g Literary Club '31-'32. Dramatic Club '31-352-'33-'34. WILLIAM HOMAN Dramatic Club '51-'32g Science Club '32- ,33-'34: F. F. A. '31-'32-'33-'34. LETA FIFER Dramatic Club '32-'33g Choral Club '33- '34g Class Volley Ball '33-'34-: Class Basket- ball '33-'34-. oguscqqi hx ,uw Q aklll, Q pg 1 I - gg! x .. 9, ., Q RA Y KIRACOFE Science Club '32-'33-'34g Baseball Squad '32 ,33 N54 H CA ROLYN GILKERSON Class Basketball '31-U23 Dramatic Club '31- '32g Choral Club 'Bl-'32-'33-'34g Play: Polly's Patch Work Quilt '31-'32g Class Vollcy Ball 33334. RUTH LAM Choral Club '32-'33-'34. OLIVER KEAGY Scicncc Club x32-'Hg Choral Club '53-'3-lg Play: Darky Town Minstrel. RAY MICHAEL Choral Club '31-,32-'53-'34g Class Baseball '3I-'32-'33-'54q Baseball Team '32-'33-'34g Class Vollcy Ball Team '33-'Mg Play: Darky Town Minstrel '34. CHARLENA LAYMAN Class Basketball ,JI-'32-'33-'34g Dramatic Club '31-'32-'33g Choral Club '33-'34g Cap- tain of Class Basketball 33-'34-3 Play: Polly's Patchwork Quilt. JEANNE LEATHERMAN Associate Editor of Svhool Cbrzlfm' '33-'34: Choral Club '53-'34. ALFRED PAYNE Class Baseball '31-'52-'53g Class Basketball '31-'32-'33-'34g Basketball Squad '31-'32-'EL '34g Baseball Squad '32-'33-'34g Dramatic Club '31-'32g Science Club '32-'33g Choral Club '31-'32g F. F. A. '31-'32-'33g Play: Darkuy Town Minstrcl '34. EDXWIN SI-IIRKEY Class Baseball Team '31-'32-'33g Class Basketball '31-'32-'33-'34g Basketball Squad '32-'33-'34g Class Valley Ball '33-'34g Choral Club '31-'32-'33-'34g Dramatic Club '52-'33g Play: Darkcy Town Minstrel '34. n off: 0 1... Q .f f .fe v , aa -,at . 325 .5 1 V 5 J PAUL MCDORMAN Science Club '31-'32-'33-'34. FRANCES SHULL Choral Club '33-'34g Class Vollcy Ball '33- '34g Class Basketball '33-'34. ALDA SNYDER Dramatic Club '32-'33-'34. EUGENE FUNKHOUSER Class Baseball '31-'32g Dramatic Club '31- '32g Choral Club '32-'33-'34g Class Vollcy Ball '33-'34-5 F. F. A. '35-'34g Play: Darkey Town Minstrel '34. CLEADA MILLER Choral Club '31-'32g Dramatic Club '31- '32-'33-'34g Plays: At the Sign of the Pewter Jug and Diamond '34g Class Vollcy Ball '33-354. ROBERT SNYDER Dramatic Club 32-'33g Science Club '33- '34g Class Baseball '32-'Hg F. F. A. '33-'34. WILLIS WISE Dramatic Club '31-'32g Class Baseball '31- '32g Sargeant-at-Arms in Agriculture '31-'32g Choral Club '32-'33'34g Class Vollcy Ball '33-'34g F. F. A. '32-'Hg Play: Darkey Town Minstrel. ARLENE RINGGOLD Dramatic Club '52-'33-'34g Play: Dia- monds '34. ELMER ZIMMERMAN Choral Club '31-'32-'339 Science Club '33- '34g F. F. A. ,ffl-,32-,33-'34. MARIETA SANGER Choral Club '31-'32-'33-'34g Dramatic Club 'Sl-'32-5 Class Basketball '3l-'32-'33- '34g Basketball Team '32-'33-'34g Vice- Presi- dent '31-'32g Freshman Editor of AURORA '31-'32g Sophomore Associate Editor oi AURORA '32-'33g Class Vollcy Ball '33-'34g Captain of Class Volley '33-'34g Captain of Class Basketball '31-'32g Play: Darkey Town Mii1strel '34g Wearer of B. H. S. '32-'33-'34. IRIS CHANDLER Choral Club '33-'34, MARION CLINE Dramatic Club '32-'33g Science Club '33- '34g F. F. A. '33-334. I. N. DOVEI.. Choral Club '32-'33-'Mfg Baseball Team '32- '33-'34g Class Baseball '32-'33, DOVELL LAMBERT Science Club '32-'33gChoraI C'ub '33-'34q Class Baseball '31-'32-'33g Class Basketball '33-'54g Class Vollcy Ball '33-'34g Play: Darkey Town Minstrel. FLOEY STOKES Choral Club '32-'33-'34. RALPH H. SHULL F. F. A. '33-'34-g Science Club '33-'3-4. :wh . vfffsrn Q., . ..:eKKO. V5 , H01 'x Q, u f -rv- Junior Class History Yes! the great day had arrived. The streets were Iilled with laughing voices and eager faces. There was a large group of freshmen who were determined not to mind being called uratsv. It really wasn't half bad being called rats because we had the bright side of the future to look forward to. Mrs. Ikenberry, our advisor, gave us lots of help and encouragement. We were not as green and bashful as rats', usually are and soon we had a business meeting to get organized. Wfhen the meeting ended we had the following ofhcersz President, Robert Miller, Vice-President, Marieta Sanger, Secretary-Treasurer, Mercedes Allen. Our motto was Rowing not Drifting. Flower was Honeysuckle and colors were Blue and White. We were also very fortunate in securing Mr. Glick as honorary member. School went on just the same until one day our hearts sang for joy. The end of the second semester was at hand. School was out, we weren't rats any more. Gur sophomore year opened with a bang! and we were allowed to tease the rats. We didn't let this interfere with our work, we went on just the same 'KRowing not Drifting with Miss Cora Click as our class- advisor. We had a business meeting and elected Mary Hutzler President, I. N. Dovel Vice-President, and Ruby Huffman Secretary-Treasurer. We were well represented in both basketball and baseball.. Several boys and girls were awarded B. H. S.'s. Our boys won first place in class baseball. Were we proud of them? Juniors already! Our hopes of the future are being fulfilled. Our class officers are: President. Woodrow Landis, Vice-President, Robert Miller, Secretary, Ruby Huffmang Treasurer, Edythe Devier. Mr. Glick is our class-advisor. We are well represented in basketball. baseball. and volley ball. We are very luckv in having the manager of the baseball team. Raymond Fry, in our class. Conamencement will come and go and we will be separated for a few short summer months. onlv to return again and keen Rowing,' anxiously until we re'-eh the height of our success as seniors. EDYTHE S. Dnvmiz MARIETA L. SANGER. ANR iivgzlgfr 40x r6'? ,Q f g'? x Ja ..'!AXXu. TL v lol 'H Q9 S359-Y da' MISS CORA CLICK Honorary and Advisory Member Sophomore Organization MOTTO: Noi fo tht' top, 1111! climbing FLOWER COLORS Lily of the valley Green and white OFFICERS President ...,.....,... ..,..,....,.,.,......, , . ..,. MARY ELIZABETH MILLER Vice-Presizferzt ...... ,......,..,. ...... D E WITT MILLER Secretary ...,.......,,..,.. .......,,..., A LICE MILLER Treasurer .,,,,....., ..... .,.I.. M ARION THACRER Honorary Member. ,.,.. . .,....,..,..,..........,....4,,....,.,.....,.. MISS CLICK Arlvisory Member ....,,, ...,,.....,...,.I..........,.,..,...,........,...,.. N Irss CLICK Sophomore Ediforx I.... ..,.... H ENRY PITSENBARGER, ALICE MILLER SOPHOMORE CL ASS fax f-sl r 5 C3 Q! 2-a wa 'R :Ill-' S 'QB . . -xg? fllh W 7 I 1 HENSEL BAKER EVERETTE CARACOFE BILLIE CRAUN EMORY DIEHL FRED FOSTER EARL GORDEN MEARL GORDEN MILTON HILDEBRAND FRANK HISEY BERNIE HOOVER LEROY LINEWEAVER EVERETTE LONG DeWlTT MILLER JESSE M. MILLER LINDON MONGER HENRY PITSENBARGER CLARENCE ROGERS XVILLARD SACKETT RALPH SAYRE PAUL SHULL JOHN SIMMERS CHARLIE SMILEY RODNEY SNYDER fx.1 :P 1. .-:SKKUII t0J'1Xx 'Ab It k r I Sophomore Roll RUDOLPH SPITLER SYLVESTER TAYLOR EARLE THACKER MARION THACKER ELMER WAGGY JOHNNIE WHISSEN TALFORD NVILL CLARENCE WINTERMYRE EARL WISE CHARLOTTE ARGENBRIGHT DOROTHY BASSIST MARY K. BRADBURN NELSON CHANDLER FRANCES CLINE KATHRYN DOVEL MYRA FOSTER ELLEN ANN FURRY VELMA GARDNER EVELYN HEDRICK HENYETTA HELTZEL HENRYETTA HELTZEL LOUISE HOTTEL MIRIAM KIRACOFE I-IAZEL MCINTURFF ALICE MILLER ELEANOR MILLER ETHEL MILLER MARY E. MILLER TALMA MITCHELL BEULAH PROPST SYLVIA RIIJDLEBARGER MARGARET SHAFFER CATHERINE SIMMONS EDNA SIMMONS SHIRLEY SIMMONS ZELMA SIMMONS FRANCES SMITH MARTHA SMITH FRANCES' THACKER NAOMI THACKER FRANCES D. WHITESELL EFFIE ZIMMERMAN l . .sixkuz , E07 'vs . ., .P -'vzinliiffiip' Sophomore Class History Time: Sophomore year. Directions: Mark true or false before each statement. True 1. On Cctober 2, 1933, 66 Sophomores came to the call of the school bell at B. H. S. T1'ue 2. The New members enrolled this year have added greatly in quality and quantity. True 3. Our class had the largest enrollment in school. False 4. Everyone took Latin because they heard it was such an easy subject. True S. On October 11, our class became organized, Mary Elizabeth Miller was elected president, DeWitt Miller, vice-president, Alice Miller secretary, and Marion Thacker, treasurer. D True 6. The Sophomores chose for their motto: Not to the top, but climbingg flower: Lily of the Valley, and Green and XVhite as their class colors, True 7. We were anxious to become better acquainted, so in the evening of November 8, the class went down near the river where we played games and had refreshments. False 8. Due to the exceptional smartness of the class the Sophomores were not required to rake mid-term examinations. True 9. We were glad when our home room was refinished so that it compared favorably with the new rooms. False 10. The boys were awarded a title for winning all class basketball and volley ball games, True 11. The girls' volley ball team won the championship. True 12. Myra Foster received her monogram in basketball. True 13. Rodney Snyder, DeWitt Miller, Milton Hildebrand, Jesse Miller, Frank Hisey, Johnnie Whissen, Eleanor Miller, Myra Foster, Charlotte Argenbright, Lillian I-Ioman, Louise Hottel, Miriam Kiracofe, Alice Miller, Mary E. Miller and Talma Mitchell are our most promising athletes. False 14. The class had only one person tardv during tlie eight months of school. True 15. The outstanding social event of the sophomore class was an April Fools party held April 7, in the new auditorium. False 16. Everyone in the sophomore class flunked Algebra and will need -to re-seat this course in their junior year. True 17. The sophomores have will-ed the freshmen their home room for '34-,35, providing they take extra good care of the waste basket and window stick. False 19 The sophomores being the most studious class of '33-'34 were awarded a silver trophy. T ga W IW ' JO Siam: , , aw . 1, 3 1o:.2. 3'v' ,O in MRS. J. E. IKENBERRY Honorary amz' Advisory YVIU-rrzber Freshman Organization MOTTOz To vnafuf ffae bvffer best CLASS FLOWERS CLASS COLORS Blue and White Iris Blue and White OFFICERS Prrfside-ut ,..,......., - .... ,, ...,.,...,... - ....... ...... F REDERICK Dovlz Vice-President ....., .........,.. E LSIE CooK Sccrefary .........,...... .,.,..,,. W ILDA HOLLEN Treasurer ,..,.A..........,. ...... ....., .,,...,,,,..,.,.. C A B ELL SI-IULL Honorary Member ,...,. .,...,..,.,.......,,,............ M Rs. IKENB13R1w Frvxbnzan Editors ..., .....,,, G EORGE LEQUEAR, HAZEL SNYDER FRESHMAN CLASS 9 fr wif, 5 .,. fam.. R .. Kg 32 Q. r 12. -Sgr ,uw ,na Sufi' 1 0 Q x ,ea QNX LS' xv sud, .AA S og? Ah, . ,.: 'u-. , , xv -E. 9. 'zany MARION BAKER JOHN EVANS BOWIVIAN LEWIS CARACOFE RANDOLPH CARICOFE DEXVITT CARRIER JAMES DICKSON FREDERICK DOVE JOSEPH FOSTER JOSEPH HOXVERTON GEORGE LEQUEAR AUBREY MICHAEL KERMIT ECHARD LAWRENCE MILLER PAUL MILLER CAMERON PUFFENBERGER 1 Freshman Roll M XVINFRED SHIFLET JOHN SHOXVALTER CABELL SHULI, ROLAND SHULL SHELBY SNYDER HARRY LEE WHITMORE NEVA BASSIST MARY CARTER ELSIE COOK VIOLETTE CRAUN THELMA EARMAN MARJORIE EYE TREVA EYE ARGARET HALTERMAN CLEO HILL WILDA HOLLEN MAXINE KIRACOFE LOIS MAE KISER MADELINE MAY RUBY MEADOWS VERA MILLER RUTH PAYNE CHARLENE RHODES HAZEL SNYDER EVELYN SUTER EDITH TUTWILE INDIA WEBB ELEANOR VVILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS R l ww, I Q xlgi: 'o, ,nx 4-1 , , sua-st as 1 .5 History of the Freshman Class On the morning of October the second, the Pied Piper of Hamlin visited the Bridgewater School and left forty-five lively rates on the door step of the Freshmen room. The Rats decided that leaders should be chosen from among the group. The election was as follows: President, Frederick Doveg Vice-President, Elsie Cookg Secretary, Wilda Holleng Treasurer, Cabell Shullg Honorary Member and Class Advisor, Mrs. Ikenberry. W' ith the publishing of the school paper we had another election which was as follows: George Lequear was elected Home Room Editorg Neva Bassist and John Showalter were chosen English reporters. The rats realized they had a goal to reach and we are doing our best to reach it. Make the better best,', was chosen as our motto Blue and White as our colors and Blue and White Iris as our flowers. The Pied Piper came around in November and decided to give us from the twenty-third to the twenty-seventh as Thanks- giving Holidays as we had been working hard. When our holidays were over all the rats were busy at Work again. The Pied Piper also gave us from the twenty-third of De- cember to the eighth of January as Christmas Holidays. We again had from the thirtierh of March to the third of April as Easter Holidays. We had a class party on April the nineteenth which we all enjoyed. In May we parted with the hope of seeing each other next year. I o ga scnog, X I' fo 'V .,.x00lW4r QA 3 ' f Ja f0? ., GAL, .,: SHINING LIGHTS OF B. H. S. ... i,-,-,. Au fx., ' 'ir l ' M , '- I 1 -X. f,,.- , ' . tiff ' J, '.A :'AQ': : k.- ' 1 . .L ., A .4 3 H fff ' 1 fm uf' 1 g 'WW Jie-- if - A - ' ' . 724, X.. ,Q ,A ,aye Nrrfg . .., 4 - h 'ruy ' 'L A ,, ly 5, ,'k,4 ,. , 4 ' V 7 AA A , ,,, ,,,,. ...... ,M.,.,..gf Q H Athletics WSC rq!w4,,e, .r1.Zaxk0'. ',, , E97 .. 94: '-.j f 'oC.i fvV H. S ........ H. S. ..... .. H. S ...... . H. S .....,.. H.S H. S ...,.... H. S ...,,... H.S H. S ......., H. S ..,..... H. S ..,.,,.. H. S.. H. S ..,,,.. H. S ..,..... H.S H. S ....,... H. S. ,..., ,. H.S H.S .,....., Total Boys' Basketball Team .......11 .,.,...16 ......16 ,......15 ...,...15 ..,....20 .......24 ,.,...26 ,.....16 ......19 .......19 .....,,29 .......26 ,...,,12 .,..,.31 ,,.,...20 ,,.....33 ..,,...27 ,......22 .....,.397 North River .,.. Alumni .,,,.,..., North River.. Staunton .,... Luray ........... Shenandoah .. Broadway ....., V, S. D. B ..,.. Waynesboro ,... Staunton ,..,..,. Shenandoah ..., Harrisonburg Clifton Forge Broadway ..,... Wfaynesboro .. Luray ..... ,. ..,. .. C. C. C. No. 1523 Clifton Forge Harrisonburg.. Total .,... .x,::w4,,' fha tho ' vi' ' ' 1,5 un. 9 'v '-lf' LEON MICHAEL CAPTAIN FORWARD Mike, the captain of the team, with his flashing speed and accurate shooting has won for himself the honor of being the forward on our team. On the floor he was loyal to his team mates and his chief aim was to uphold the school's sportmanship. HALLIE MILLER MANAGER GUARD Bus was a hard fighter and he always kept the spirit to win. As a guard he couldn't be beat, intercepting many plays which would have meant sure goals. We are very sorry that Hallie can't be with us next year. EDWIN SHIRKEY FORWARD Shirkey is one of the smallest members of our team, but this does not hinder him from being full of pep and a real forward. His accuracy in shooting goals has Won for us many games. We are looking for more flashy work from him next year. RAYMOND FRY GUARD Stew gained a position on the team through his accurate and flashy floorwork. He is always on the job to guard his man and keep him from shooting. His long shots have won many games for old B, H. S. We shall look forward to good work from him next year. ALFRED PAYNE GUARD Payne has proved to be of real value to our team. He shows fine team spirit and makes his chief aim to be a sport through thick and thin. We are indeed fortunate in having him with us next year. LEON GARBER FORWARD Wert is our midget forward. His faithful practice and quick eye have gained him a very favorable place with the team. If his splendid work continues the next year's team will be fortunate in claiming him as a member. ROBERT lMILLER CENTER Hat is our center, a good one, too. He has fulfilled his position well. Hat's Hne shooting has helped to win many victorys. B. H. S. counts itself lucky to be alble to include him in her team nex-t year. '5wr'4 'e 105. :rn sooo' 40x e-3 f ' g-3 ., . Je nfsxkwo-. Y wi'-... Q.. '3:.i.'F.v Girls' Basketball Team H. S. ...... ........ 1 2 North River ..,.. . H. S .....,, .,.,.,.. 2 9 Alumnae ,...,.,, H. S. ...... .,...... 4 2 -North River '....,... . H. S ....,.. ,,..,... 1 2 Class of '33 ........ H. S. ..... ..,.,.., S 3 Luray ,...,... . H. S. ...... .,...... 2 4 Shenandoah H. S .....,. ...,.... 4 S Broadway ...... H, S .,..... .,..,.., 1 9 XV:1yneslJoro ,.,.....,. H. S ....... ......,, 1 8 Shenandoah College H. S .,..,.. ....,... 3 8 Shenandoah ...,,...,... H. S. ...... ..,..,.. 2 7 Harrisonburg H. S ....,.. ........ 4 8 Hot Springs .,.. H. S .,..,,. ,....,,. 2 6 Broadway ,.,.... H. S ...,... .....,.. 3 4 Wfaynesboro ..,,.. H. S ......, ..,.,.,, 3 4 Lurny ...........,. H. S ....... ........ 3 6 Hot Springs ....... H. S ..,.... ,...,... 4 8 Harrisonburg ....,,,.., H. S. ..,., ........ 3 0 Shenandoah College Total ,.,.... ...... S 75 Total ....,,. 8-'fifag U vp Ware, ffl. S D: .Q . ...atm , :nas Q. . tl - 7 I .. f .. ,nl-s sad RACHEL LEQUEAR CENTER-CAPTAIN Rachel is known as our star.', She not only plays center well but can be put in 'my other position on the floor. I-Ier alertness and her speed along with her individual dribbles simply make her opponents gaze on with envy. She says she wants to be a coach some day and we all know she'll make good, ELESE EYE FORWARD-MANAGE!! Elese can certainly be counted on at any time to roll over the score for B. H. S. Her splendid floor work has meant a lot to our team. Elese always promotes good sportsmanship. Are we sorry to lose her? Well I guess! MERCEDES ALLEN CENTER D. D. is a hard lighting center. It is a real job for anyone to keep up with her. She plays the game with much enthusiasm. Her favorite expression, 'KI wish the whistle would blow, will not soon be forgotten. GRACE BOWMAN FORWARD Grace, another good forward, has secured a place on our team. Her alertness and height have helped her very much in piling up our score. Her good spirits have kept her team mates cheerful in defeat as well as in Victory. n I WILDA SANDY FORWARD i Wilda is an alert and speedy floor worker. She has caused the opposing team much concern by her fine shooting. XVilda's splendid pass work has also helped to earn her a place on our team. B. H. S. will miss her. MARIETA SANGER GUARD Marieta has been one of our most dependable players. She's a fine guard, and has often broken up pretty passes that would have resulted in goals. We're mighty glad to claim you next year, Marieta. LOUISE BLOSE GUARD Blose has proved herself a valuable member of our team. Her excellent guarding has kept many an opposing team in very tight places. We are very proud to have had her with us. Blose, we will surely miss you. LELLA CLICK GUARD Lella, another hard fighting guard has secured a place on our team. She has done her part in maintaining the highest standard in sportsmanship. XVe're indeed sorry' she ean't be with us next year. VERNIE BAKER CENTER Vernie is another one of our small. dependable players. She usually plays side- center, but is equally good as forward. She's a splendid sport and a good passer as well as an accurate dribbler. X-fx vuschq, cs gg as 0 guwveo fp 9 'I r 40 Jrsxkuz , wwf'-.. 61. '3 i::'.+v Baseball Team B. H. S. ......., ..,. 5 -Spring Creek . .,,.. ..,... . 7 B. H. S. ..,,.,.. ,.., 6 -North River .... ,...,..,.. .,.... . 2 B. H. S ........, .,.. 0 -Clifton Forge ....,.,......,..,..... .,,.... 1 0 B. H. S ...,..... .... 3 -Randolph Macon Academy ,..,.. ..,.,., 7 B. H. S .......... .,...., 3 -Broadway ...,....,,....,....,..,.,..,.. .....,. 0 Total .,,,.... ....... 1 7 Total ,,..... ....... 2 6 SCHEDULE OF LATER GAMES April 24-B. H. S., Luray ...,,.....,.,.,.........,..,..,.,.,..,..........,, ..,..,. .,,...,.....,. n t home April 27-B. H. S. .................... .,.... n c Waynesboro May 1-B. H. S., Broadway ,...... ...,.,.,.,....... a t home May 4-B. H. S. .,.............,..., .,... a t Clifton Forge May 8-B. H. S., North River .... ,..,.,..,..... a t home May 11-B. H. S., Waynesboro ...... ....... I1 t home May 15-B, H. S. ...,.,.,.....,.,.......... ..... a t Luray . oS.'v?gSCnqw e, I 1' l f .aakoz 55,5 sw -,, -. .. I-1 '-., .P 'L'.i.v KH' 9 nv' LEON MICHAEL CAPTAIN PITCHER Mike,,' our captain and main standby, either on the field or at the bat. He is also our star pitcher. He has disappointed many a batter by his speed and curves. Mike, we are sorry you are leaving us this year. HALLIE QMILLER LEFT FIELD Hallie is back at his old position in left Held this year to take in the balls which mean disaster. I-Ie is a good judge of fly balls and sends them in to cut off runners. He is a hard hitter and a good sport. Bus, B. H. S. will miss you next year. EARL REVERCOMB CATCI-IER AND OUTEIELDER Earl is our utility man and is a good one to fill any position on the field and do it well. He is a good hitter-especially in the pinches. 'We are sorry he cannot fbe back next year. I. N. DCVEL PITCHER Dovel,' is the mainstay of our pitching staff. He is noted for his dazzling curves and fade-aways. This is his second year and he has surely shown us that he is capable of being a real sport and loyal to his team. ALFRED PAYNE TI-IIRD BASE Payne held down the hot corner last year and showed some real playing. He picks up the hot ones with case and grace and gets them to first for outs. He is also a good hitter. EDWIN SHIRKEY CATCHER Edwin, our snappy, level-headed catcher, holds the ball and snaps it around to the sacks in time to catch many who thought they could steal and get away with it. He is also one of our best batters and a good base runner. RAY MICHAEL CENTER FIELD 'lMike holds the position of center field and through the demonstration of his sure catches he has caused many disappointments to worthy opposing batters. He is a fair hitter and a good sport. We arc lucky indeed to have him with us next year. ,N.fx I fffisc' Q, ca as M, sv, ii' Ali . Acixkui. E071 '-,, . .A EIT v , fha.-ff W l MR. GLICK MISS MILLER MR. GLICK MISS MILLER COACH CoAcH The boys of Bridgewater High School are indeed very fortunate to have Mr. Glick as their coach. Thoroughout the year, in basketball, as well as baseball, he has put the interest of the boys and the school Hrst. He has helped us to uphold the standards of our school by his teachings of fair play and sportsmanship. Through many painstaking efforts, Miss Miller has brought her team to a very successful season. A dry remark which nearly convulsed the basketball squad certainly helped to put pep into our practice. Miss Miller surely stands for clean sports. She has put fighting spirit into every member of our team-this she puts next to good sportsmanship. Are we happy to have had her! xxff S Jes!! S ,,,'2'4 Organizations I pf e ,gp Ie' UQ! If.:.ixY5in5 , 919'-, 01, ', A2- T' 6'.zr: I-'f' Aurora Staff Ezlilor-in-Cbivf ....,, .....,..........,.....,. ....,...,........,,,.. ,...,.. , E A RL IREVIERCONIR Axxixlanl Editor ...,.......,.,....,. ..,..,...., A MY MILLEIL Buxinrsx Mumzgrr ...................., ....,,.,.,.....,. B YARII SI-IANR Assislnul Busimfxs Mamlgvr ,....,. ,.......... . , .........,.....,..,.... ......,,..,.,.. H AROLD CHUMBLY Farully Aflviscr' ...,.....,....,..,..... ....,...,.......,,...,..........,........ ....... IV I Rs. j. IRIENBERRY SENIOR EDITORS ELESE EYE VIRGINIA XVILLIAMS VERA MILLER NY'lLDA SANDY RAY HOTTEL DOROTHY LISKEY ELIZABETH RHODES KENNETH SNYDER ADVERTISING MANAGERS XVILLARD HILL HORACE MILLER NVELDON EDDINS CHARLES MILLER LEON MICHAEL ROY BERRY SPORTS EDITORS RACHEL LEQUEAR SLEMI' LAYMAN ROY XVILI. LOUISE BLOSE ART EDITORS RUTH ALICE LEQUEAR GRACE BOWNIAN PHOTO EDITORS RAYMOND HILBERT CLEDA RHODES CIRCULATION MANAGERS MARY IIUTZLER VERNIE BAKER ELVERT AIREY ORVILLE CUPI' EDITH COX VISLA EVERS I-IALLIE MILLER CLASS PROPHECY EDITORS MARGARET PRESTON TODD MARIE DEIJRICR CLASS WILL EDITORS ELIZABETH MILLER LILNNA IIUPIYMAN DAISIE FIFER ANNIE SI-IANK ACTIVITIES' EDITORS ALICE NVRIGI-IT j. XV. CLINE FRANCES NVHITESEL ESTHER LEATI4-IERMAN NVARD I-IUFFMAN HUMOR EDITORS CIQIARLOTTE HAWKINS NEVA MARSHALL BLANCHE GUYER LELLA CLICK CLASS PROPHECY EDITORS' CHARLENE PHILLIPS PAULINE GARBER CLETA I-IEDRICK NADINE ATKINS JUNIOR EDITORS MARY WARD BRIGGS ROBERT MILLER SOPI-IOMORE EDITORS HENRY PITSENBAI'LGER ALICE MILLER FRESHMAN EDITORS GIEORGIQ LEQUIEAR I-IAZIEL SNYDIER , .Z ,II 'a mi' .. I9 , 1, . 5 ' I School Chatter Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Edilor'-iff-Clnivf .,... .,....,,.,........,....,............,. ,,...,,,,... G R ACE BOVUMAN Axsixfaui Erlifor ..... ..,...., J ENNE LEATHERMAN Sports Ediiol -..V, . .....,.,... LEON MICHAEL Poniry Ezlilor '.,,.,.. .,...... D ORTHY LISKEY Humor Edifozx. .........,.,,.,.....,...,.,....,.....,,..,.,....,..................,...,..,......---..........,,. WILLIS WISE Home Room Ediforx .,., ALICE WRIGHT, MARX' W. BRIGGS, ETHIEL MILLER, GEO. LEQUEAR Club Erlilors ....,.....,,.. MAIKY ELIZABETH MII-LER, RACHEL LEQUEAR, BYARD SHANK Faculty Azlvisor ......,.....,..,.,.I...,,.., ....., M ISS MARTHA T. BoAz BUSINESS STAFF Businvsx Nlamzgvr .I.....,........,., ,. ,,..... .VERA MILLER Asxisfnnf Business Manager .,,.. , ....... WOODROW LANDIS REPORTERS ESTHER LEATHERMAN, RUTH ALICE LEQUEAR, MABEL CHUMBLEY, MILDRED CROMER, HENRY PITSENBARGER, ELLEN ANN TURRY, NEVA BASSIST, JOHN SHOWALTER -gin? I In I ' P ww, ffxkab fx 83 W :cz A ...i.'f'3 I n If' 4 n .Q -Amr , . J N, Dramatic Club l'rz'xirlr11l ..... ..... .,.,. R U Tl-1 Al.1c E L1 QU1 xR Vfl't'-1,l'l'.I'iIll,'llf ..., .... IXLILL. XVRIGIIT Svcr'vfury,., ,...... IVIARIOR. Tuxc RER MEMBERS IELVERT AIREY MERCEDES ALLEN CI-IARI.OT'I'E ARGIENBRIGHT ROY BERRY WILLIAM m.OsE MARY XVARD BRIGGS MAEEL CI-IUMIILEY ELs1E COOK VIOLETTE CRAUN MILORED CROMIER DOROTHY DEVERS EDITH DEVIER ELESE EYE MARIORIIE EYE ELLEN ANN EURR1' VELMA GARDNER LEON GLAREER PAULINE CAREER MEARL GORDON MARGARET I-IALTERIVIAN HENRYETTA HELTZEL CLEO HILL FRANK I-IISEY w'1LOA HOLLEN BIZRNIE HOOVIZR LENNA HUFFMAN RUBY HUEEMAN MIRIAM KxRACOEE MARINE RxRAcO1fE LOIS MAE RISER ESTHER LEATI-IERMAN RACHEL LEQUEAR RUTH ALICE LEQUEAR NEVA MARSHALL IAIAZEL McINTURFIf ALICE MILLER CLEADA MILLER ETHEI. MILLER HALLIE MILLER VERA E. MILLER VERA XV. MILLER TALMA MITCHELL CHARLENE PHILLIPS HENRY PITSENBARGER BEULAH PROPST ARLENE RINGGOLD SYLVIA RIDDLEBERGER ZELMA SIMMONS SHIRLEY SIMMONS ALDA SNYDER HAZEL SNYDILR FRANCES SMITH MARTHA SMITH MARGARET SI-IAVER EVELYN SUTER FRANCES THACKER MARION TI-IACKER NAOMI TI-IACKER VISTA XVANDLESS INDIA 'WEBB ROY WILL TALFORD XVILL ELEANOR XVILLIAMS MARY XVILLIAMS ALICE NVRIGI-IT EFFIE ZIMMERMAN ,qzw ,, ewso, e th ' E.: WHA., r .3 x u savvy 4 U4 g . ...:.xkk0'. E 2, HW 'Hx 9, '-Qi? ,ob nn: Science Club Illvfffllf -. ...,. ROBERT IVIIILER 'I Inu. I-nf. .. . ..... Emu. REVIRCOMB qllllfflli ...... KENNETH Snxmu MEMBER S IIENSII, IIARER MARION BAKER QIUIIN EVANS BOWMAN RANIBOLPII CARIKQOI-Ii IJIiXY'IT'I' CQARRILR -I. XV. CLINE MARIUN CLINE ISILLIE LLRAUN MIiRIiIJI'I'I'i CRAUN EMORY DIEIIL IfREI5IiRICR DOVE Iflilill FOSTER EARL GORDON WII.l,ARl5 IIII.L WIIIIAM HUMAN AIOSEPII I'IOXVI-.RTON RAY RIRACOIE GEORGE LEQUEAR LEROY I.INIiWEAVIiR IiVERE'I I' LONG PAUL MQDORMAN HORACIE MILLER ,IESSE MARTIN MILLER .IUIIN MII.I.liR I,AXVRENCIi MILLER ROBERT MILLER LINIJON MONGER CAMERLLN I'UI5IfIiNBERGER EARL REVERCOMB RALPH SAYRE HYARD SI-IANK XY-'INIZREI7 SHIFLET JOHN SIIOWALTER CARELL SHULL RALPH SHULL JOHN SIMMERS CI-IARLIE SMILIZY KENNETH SNYIJER ROBERT SNYDER RLJDNIEY SNYDER SHELBY SNYDER RUDOLPH SPITLER EARL WISE -IOI-INNIE NVHISSEN HARRY LEE XYIHITMORE TOMMY XVINTERMYRE ELMER ZIMM EKM AN X, ,gvilwa 1 -Wx 4 mx C-3 W as -f ' - 4 spd ann 1 .3 Ja -.ixkw , RM'-,. -. IJ.. .+P In aw -', Choral Club Prulflmf ,.,.,, ....,.. L IQON NIICII.-Xljl. V111 l'rI'xiIlm1l ..... 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WI-IITSELL FRANCES WHITSELL VIRGINIA WILLIAMS E Qslxsglr INN + f 'Hx e a s z , W, If-1 Ram-. Y , RM -. 33:.a.v' F. F. A. Club Pravizl P11 f ......... Vin'-Pr'c'sirfw1f ..,,,. Sf'1'1'z'luI'y ,.,.. .. T1'z'11.I11I'w'.. ... Rv 110 rim' XVINFR ED SHI I7 L1iTT LAWRIQNCIQ: RIILLIQR PAUL MILLER HIENSIL IIARIQR LIIROY LINIQWLAVIIR HALLII2 MILLER IOL POSTIQR ELVIQRT AIREY 'IOMMY WINTERIIIYRE HENRY PITSHNIIARGLR RUDOLI-I-I SPITLIQR MARION IIARIQR IJIf,xvI'I'r MlI.,LliR FRANK IIISIQY I. N. DOVEL EVLRLTTL LONG MEMBERS ...MBYARD SHANK ..,..HENRY PITSENBARGER RU DOLPI-I SPITLER ,..,...SLI5MP LAYMAN J. W. CLINE XVILLIAM HOMAN ROBERT SNYDER RALPH SHULL MARION CLINE SLEMP LAYMAN ROY BERRY BYARD SHANK RAY MICHAEL IQLMIQR ZIMMERMAN jOl-IN WHISSEN J. W. CLINE WOODROW LANDES' EMORY DIEHL Llzwls CARICOFE JOHN SIMMERS new Qvg-S6564 1 fhx 8 3 x 6 rv X P .QA 3 . N054 . 5ovl-,-A G Y vw, N ,P 5.3 V Monogram Club RODNEY ANDREXV LELA ANDREW BEATRICE E. ADAMS BIZATRICE ADAMS ZELDA ADAMS MERCEDES ALLEN IVAN BAKER FRANCES' BASSIST LIGON BELL ERNEST BOWMAN GATEXWOOD BELL ESTHER DENNINGTON THORN BORTI-IWICK JOSEPH BOWMAN PAUL BOWMAN PINK BONVERS MILDRED BAKER GRACE BOWMAN LOUISE BLOSE VERNIE BAKER DEE CRAUN FRANK CLINE KATHLEEN CUPP MEDA CUPP RUBY CUPP PAUL CUPP CARLTON CUPP EDITH CRAUN RUSSELL CARICOEE ROLEN CLINE JOSEPH CRAUN MARY CLICK MELBA CASEY BUEORD CASEY RUEE CLINE RAY CRIST PEARL CLAYTON LELLA CLICK MARGARET DIXON BEULAH WINE DRIVER I. N. DOVEL IELESE EYE SADIE MILLER EARLY HUBERT EARLY SAMUE-L EARLY ELMER EARLY VELA EVERS ANNA EARLY MARGARET FLORY ALMA FOLEY GENEVA ERY KATHLEEN FRY RAYMOND FRY MEMBERS LILLIAN EURRY SIDNEY EULTZ WILLIAM EUNKHOUSER ROBERT FLORY KIOI-IN S. FLORY, AIR. RAYMOND ERY ELLIS GARBER JOHN GLICK RUDOLPH GI.ADWELL GUY GLADWELL HELEN GLICK LEON GARBER MAURICE HENRY RACHEL HELTZEL TRENE HELTZEL SAM HELTZEL MASSEY HELTZEL LEONARD HOLLEN ARTHUR HUEEMAN JOSEPH HUEEMAN AGNES HUEEMAN FRANCIS I-IOLLEN CECIL HUEEMAN IVA IEVERS JORDAN FRANK JORDAN JOHNNY JOHNSON HAZEL JONES SALOME KISER ROLAND KISER GLENN KOOGLER LLOYD KOOGLER LAVELLE KOOGLER GILBERT KOOGLER RUTH KIRACOFE EOLA KIRACOEE ADA KIRACOFE FRANK KIBLER EVELYN LAMBERT HARPINE PAUL LAMBERT MRS. S. L. LOVING ARLIE LONG WALTER LEAVEL HAZEL LAYMAN I-IOMER LEAVEL DORTHY LISKEY ROY LISKEY ELIZABETH LONG RACHEL LEQUEAR CATHERINE MARSH WOODWARD MARSH HALLIE MILLER I-IERMAN MILLER LEON MICHAEL EDWIN SHIRKEY MUV4, SC 0 1 0' 'oo' H N Mr .R 9-' 1' 'Q f . Afixiui' , , S13 '-.R . :E v Monogram Club RLBA MILLI R IIILLYARD OLIVE MILLER MATTIE MILLER EDNA L. MILLER WILBUR MILLER NAOMI M. MILLER NAOMI E. MILLER RUTH MILLER NININGER MARY MILLER OPAL MILLER KATHRYN MILLER THOMPS MARGARET MILLER KATHRYN MILLER ETTA MILLER DOROTHY MILLER PEARLE MILLER MARTIN MILLER LEWIS MILLER OLIN MILLER HIZRSCI-IEL MILLER GRAYSON MILLER NORLYN MILLER JANET MILLER LOIS MILLER ROBERT MILLER RAY MICHAEL ANNA LEE MOORE ERVINE MICHAEL MARGARET MILLER MYERS ELMER MYERS RODNEY MYERS RUDOLPH MYERS WENDELL MATHIAS MYREE MICHAEL WILMA MOYERS FREDERICK MILLER XVALLACE OIIAUGH VIRGIE PENCE ALFRED PAYNE MAHLON RICHCRIZEK RUBY H. RIDDLEBERGER LEONA REXRODE CLIFFORD RIDDEL MARION ROLLER CARL RHODES EARL REVERCOMII VERNON SANDY ON SARAH SHANRLIN MARIETA SANGER EDGAR SIMMONS BYRON SIMMONS MARVIN N. SUTER ROY SHIRREY DEWITT SHAVER ROBB STOVER CARL SIIAVER WOODROW STRAXVDERMAN MARVIN SWEGRER HOMER SOULE ROY SHANK INA SI-IIPE DAPHNA SOUDER OTIS SNYDER ROBERT STRICKLER GARNET STOVER FOREST SHAVER HARRY SHANK XVILDA SANDY CARNEY TUMER ,IANSEN TUMER GLADYS TODD MARY TODD CHARLES TUTWILER GORDON TODD ARLAND NVISE ROY WILL HAROLD WARD VISTA XVANDLESS EARL WINE JOHN WILL JOSEPHINE WRIGHT ROY WRIGHT JOSEPH WINE HELEN HOMAN WINE MARIE WILL DOROTHY WILGHER RUTH WINE LOIS WANDLESS DENNY WILCHER EVERETT WINE LETA FIEER DORA CLINE EDITH DEVIER 1 ',::5Epf'e 1 3. QQ, C 3 S 3 .3 'I 9 9 .gsm-, , wi'-.5 Go., 'm v' Unit Jo WV Wearers of B. H. S. LEON' MICHAEL HALLIE MILLER EARL REVERCOMB LEON MICHAEL HALLIE MILLER EDXVIN SI-IIRKEY RAYMOND FRY ALFRED PAYNE LEON GARBER ROBERT MILLER VERNIE BAKER BASEBALL RAY MICHAEL BASKETBALL LITERARY DOROTHY LISKEY PHYSICAL EDUCATION LEON MICHAEL RAYMOND FRY ROY WILL LETA PIPER MERCEDES ALLEN I. N. DOVEL ALFRED PAYNE EDWIN SHIRKEY RACHEL LEQUEAR ELESE EYE MERCEDES ALLEN GRACE BOWMAN NWILDA SANDY MARIETA SANGER LOUISE BLOSE LELLA CLICK RACHEL LEQUEAR ELESE EYE GRACE BOXVMAN VELA EVERS EDITH DEVIER xx I' s L ff y Y -4 ok , ,IffE:EfZ?iC : X: K. U .. , , ,. 0 K agagf-. 'zf . I R V, X I Ay .. glffigfjij if- ,V i' .La.2: ..sm I in V , TW ' Q,l,.c'7 m- ' ' -176.xL - nr ' J ' LLQ55 ,mn eg: A Q iii 1 V W, , .,., W . K ,g,z-43.5 ,..::, Lt :. , 1 ,. ., ggi, il fjrfiw bv V' , M151-f51?ij'g'fh 2 ,L - W ' . x--MM Q , 'fwwfx w ' : .. ' Wx, w:? fi'fL::-fx . -1215 'V ,,,-1t,f-my we-1' W w-- ' :iffq Nl1:k:'m V ' .1 ' . , - 'Y'fMT'!i:5Q::3'lai.2,'gtg pg . , 5 E K W-Tbwmfji f ' I ,. ...? . L- .M.5.,,N- Q... A .. M X W... ,... V . .gi Grades .gglwiqn .Jake-. , EW '.. GL 151 '-., .P Diffs? Graded School Faculty WINONA MILLER Graduate, Holland City High School, Holland, Michigan, Graduate Certificate Course, Grand Rapids Training Schol, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Graduate, Normal Professional Course, Harrisonburg State Teachers College, Kindergarten Teacher, U. S. Government Indian School, Primary Teacher, Grottoes, Primary Teacher, Bridgewater. ETHEL L. SHIPMAN Graduate, Bridgewater High School, Graduate, Normal Professional Course, Harrisonburg State Teachers College, Teacher Pleasant Valley, Virginia, Teacher, Bridgewater Graded School. AGATHA EDWINA FURRY Graduate Bridgewater High School, Graduate, Normal Professional Course, Harrisonburg State Teachers College, Teacher, Pleasant Grove, Teacher, Montezuma, Principal, Cootes Store, Teacher, Broadway, Teacher, Bridgewater Graded School. DOROTHY V. SXVANK Graduate, Linvillc-Edom High School, Graduate, Normal Professional Course, Harrisonburg State Teachers College, Teacher, North Mountain School, Teacher, Mt. Pleasant School, Teacher, Bridgewater Graded School. GEORGIA I-IITE Graduate, Bridgewater School, Student, Bridgewater College, Student, University of Virginia, Sum- mer Session, Graduate, Normal Professional Course, Harrisonburg State Teachers College, Teacher, Mt. Crawford Graded School, Teacher, Pleasant Valley Graded School, Teacher, Bridgewater Graded School. ESTI-IER LONG Graduate, Spring City High School, Spring City Pennsylvania, Graduate, Bridgewater College, Stewards Business College, Wasliiiigton, D. C., University of Virginia, Summer Session, Teacher, Timber Ridge Graded School, Teacher, Bridgewater Graded School. LEDA CLINE Graduate, New London High School, Bedford Springs, Virginia, Student, University of Virginia, Summer School, Graduate, Normal Profesisonal Course, Harrisonburg State Teachers College, Teacher Parnassus Graded School, Augusta County, Principal, Maryland Graded SchOQl5 Principal, Lacey Springs Graded School, Teacher, Bridgewater Graded School. 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AVERIL ATKINS MILDRED ATKINS SARAH KATHERINE BODKIN EDNA DOVEL IIEYERLEY MAY EVANS XVINIFRED HOWERTON EVA MAE HUGI-IES CHARLIZNE LANDIS NANCY LEE RHODES SECOND GRADE AGNES RIDDLE SLLMA ROCHE IZLETA RODEFIYER PHYLLIS ROSENIBERGER LUCILE SI-IIRKEY KATHLEEN SHOXVALTIZR IIERNICE TURK CLAUDINE WEAVER GERALDINE XVEAVER ELENORA XVHITMORIE I'HYLLIS XVICI-IAEI. EDNA MARGARET XVRIGI-IT PA UL SIMMONS PAUL SNVARTZ GARLON SHEFFER CHARLES IT. WHITMORE MARY E. ANDERSON XVILMA JEAN CASEY MILDRED KEYTON KERSH FRANCES ANN LEONARD ARLENE PAYNE MARY Jo PAXTON MARY RoDnmf1zR PIQIYLLIS TRIMBLE Nfxoml WEAN THIRD GRADE JUNIOR FOLEY FRED GUYER ALLEN HARVEY, AIR. ELVERT HILL ALVIN KENNEDY LEONARD KEYTON ISROXVNIE CARICOFE PHYLLIS CARTER DOROTI-IY jEAN CUPP I-IELEN CRAIG FURRY FREIJA GUYER MARVIN LAYMAN I'-IENRY LEQUEAR EARL MILLER CARLTON RUFI7 RALPH SI-IOVVALTER STANLEY SIMMONS FRANK SKINNER LUCILLE HALTERMAN HILDA MARIE KERLIN AUDREY RIDDLE VIOLET RIDDLE ETI-IEL RUBY ROADCAI' ELEANOR TURK ,xwava 9 ANR :Pau mf Ja v , 957'-T. . 'J' ..w vi Fourth and Fifth Grades FOURTH GRADE ERNEST BYRD RUSSEL COOK RAYMOND RHODES TYREE RHODES CECIL RODIEFFER CHARLES SACKETT STANLEY WEAN PAUL WI-IITMORE REBECCA GENE BOWMAN BELVA CAMPBELL EDITH CAMPBELL JUANITA CARICOFE GENE EDMONSON MILIJRED EDWARDS LUCILE GUYER GENEVIEVE HOWERTON MARY LOUISE HOWERTON MARY K. LINEWEAVER BELVA MILLER MARY ELLEN MILLER COLLEEN ROCI-IE ELINOR JEAN ROSENBERGER CHARLENE RUFF PANSY RHODES ANNA MAE POPE MAXINE SHULL LEAI-I SNYDER BENNETT TURK PAULINE WEAVER MARGARET WEBB ESTHER WILSON FIFTH GRADE GEORGE ATKINS I-IOBERT BODKINS LAWRENCE CARACOFE CHARLES CARRIER BENNY COOK ELWOOD ECKARD FOREST EVANS JOHN GORDON CHARLES HILL RODNEY JONES LAWRENCE MILLER FOSTER MILLER HAROLD PAYNE .IUNIOR POPE RALPH RHODES GARNETT SANGER CHARLES SNYDER ORVILLE TETER RUSSELL TETER JUNIOR WANDLESS ETHEL ANDERSON RUTH ,xRGENER1GHT ELIZABETH BLOSE VIRGINIA CARTER MARGARET CLICK JANET EVERS EUNICE EOLEY CI-IARLSEY HILL ELEANOR HUFEMAN LUCILLE LAMRERT WILDA LAYMAN GENEVA SHTRREY ERMA s1MMoNs RUTH SIMMONS VIOLET SPITLER LIBBY WANDLESS GENEVIEVE WEAN v1oLET WEAVER MARIE NVEBSTER JUANITA WHITMORE FYI fm ?:5 7 mx , c-2 -3 , QI G 9 . 1 8 I O9 . ..:.wr. , , wi a, -. ., va: H mr' :V Ain. .L Sixth and Seventh Grades ELLIS DICKSON RRRMIT EARLY Cr-IRRLES GARDNER J, OLIVE GARDNER CARL LLNLQWIQAVLR HOWARD MIILER MYRON MILLER ROBERT MILI,1iR VINCENT ATKINS HARRY II. CASEY PAUL CRAUN C. II. CARTER CECIL HILL MARVIN HUEIIMAN OMER HOOVER CARL KINKEAD EMORY LAYMAN EDWIN MILLER QSCAR ROLLER LEON ROSENISERGER SIXTH GRADE CARL MINNICK VIRGIE RODEITFER ELLWOOD XVHITMORE SARAH BRIGGS EDNA COOK FERNE IJOLEY EVELYN KERLIN CHARLINE MICHAEL MARY RYAN XVHITE SEVENTH GRADE DNVIGI-IT SHULL OWEN SUTER NWARREN SHOWALTER HENRY WANDLESS CARL WI-IITESELL ROBERT WI-IITMORE DEWITT WHITMORE SARA K, ALLEN HELEN CARRIER ETHEL CLICK ALMA CLICK OLLIE M. CRAUN .UiAN POPE JANET RIDDEL OLLIE SIMMONS DOROTHY SUTER VIRGINIA SWINK KATIIERINE TODEROFF ANNA MARGARET TURK BESSIE VIGAR MARGARET HENRY ALMA LAYMAN LOUISE LOTTS LYDIA A. MILLER MIRIAM MYERS MARJORIE BROYLES IIOI'E SANGER EFEIE SIMMERS JANET SPITLER HELEN TETER FRANCES XVANDLESS GLADYS WRIGHT an sc. , , -r 'f - , or as . . .Mun-. eg? sw! -.. vi, '-., 4' 'osx'-ff Humor Put on your thinking cap and imagine- Roy Berry with his history unprepared. Vera with a long face. Daisie as a big flirt. Grace being dignified, Esther making a failure. Kenneth losing Edith. Ruth Alice not smiling. Raymond with black hair. Cleda Hedrick having a date. Amy losing her temper. Elizabeth Miller a brunette. Annie untidy. Roy Will losing his tan sweater. Byard having freckles. Ward losing his guitar. Nadine giving a speech without forgetting something. Louise having straight hair. Marie being a blonde. Vela weighing three hundred. Dorothy being on the level with Orville Cupp. Elizabeth Rhodes not combing her hair. Frances remaining in Mt. Crawford, Orville 'being in a hurry. Preston being an old maid. Virginia being quiet. J, W. getting married. Alice having nothing to say. Edith getting A on deportrnent. XVillard was standing in the hall, paying absolutely no attention to anyone. He shook his head and mumbled to himself, No, no, no, no, no! He paid no attention to the students that gathered but just kept saying, No, no, no! Mr. Suter shook him by the arm and said NVhat's the matter, my boy? Nothing at all, came the reply. 'Tm just a 'yes man' taking a clay off. Charles: Hallie Miller is going around telling lies about youf' Horace: I don,t mind that, but if he begins to tell the truth, I'll break his neck. you Mr. Glick: Why was Columbus so anxious to discover a new world? Elese: I think he was looking for a place to parkf' Vernie: I'm hungryf, Weldon: What say?', Vernie: I said I was hungry. Wfeldon: Sure, I'll take you home. This car makes so much noise that I thought said you were hungry. Ray H.: It took eight sittingsf, Slemp: What! Have you been having your portrait painted?', Ray: No, I'm learning to skate. w ' x wg., M , ,, w5j,4,M1ii1Ef2i VL 5f'i1f'x. e::.' iii fHi.:::-in ' 4. iffy.-. MA ' 4, W :ii W W A 5 M we .4 ' vf1w:fefs W -. J 'vff - . a sw' .wg ef' i ggi ' -' xl, fflwffiiiwz, if ,, ,QM -vi nf , rw C ii ., .. . 1xY 1 A qfiil .l. . . ' X ', ri J' ,w r ' .if 'A?!'lg4,.,.,i5121.: 213f' is , ., . -f-, TT' ' . 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The paper gave n full account of her 9 EEE weddingf' D G Polly: Yes, but they said that Miss Lequear xx is married to the well-known 3 Q collector of antiques. 9 Q Dearest Rachel -wrote Leon, who was hopelessly in love. UI could swim the mi ht ocean for one lance from your dear eyes. l would walk throu h a Wall of i S Y g S D Q flame for one touch of your little hands. I would leap the widest stream for a word D QE from your lovely lips. As always, your Leon. P. S.- I'll be over Saturday night if D K it doesn't rain. D QA? 66 Q Miss Miller: Virginia, do you know Lincoln's Gettysburg address? D E Virginia: No, I dicln't even know he lived there. 35 G 9 E Charlene fpassing n confectioner's windowj: Doesn't that candy look good? 3 Q Elverc: Uh-huh! Let's stand here and look at it a whilef' D gi Cletn Rhodes: XX'aitress, you are not fit to serve n pig. 3 Q Lenna: 'Tm doing my best, marn.' 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