Bridgewater High School - Aurora Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

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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

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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.

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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.