Bridgewater High School - Aurora Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

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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.

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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.

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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.