Bridgewater High School - Aurora Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

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Prcsiderzf .....,...,... Vice-P resid en If ....... Seqretary ...,,......, Reporter ....... JUANITA BAKER DOROTHY BASSIST MARY K. BRADBURN LELIA BRICKER MYRTLE BYRD JAMES CASEY MARY CARTER ETHEL CLICK MARY CLICK FRANCES CLINE EDYTI-IE DEVIER JAMES DICKSON FREDERICK DOVE IVY DRIVER WINIFRED DUNOVAN ISAAC EARLY ' EVALEEN EARMAN THELMA EARMAN MARJORIE EYE LETA FIFER LEONA FIFER ELLEN ANN FURRY EUGENE FUNKHOUSER JOSEPH FOSTER KATHLEEN FRY RAYMOND FRY LEON GARBER CAROLYN GILKERSON HENRIETTA HELTZEL MARGARET HENRY Choral Club Organization MEMBERS HILDA HOEY LILLIAN HOMAN LOUISE HOTTLE LA RUE HUFFMAN MARVIN HUFFMAN RUBY HUFFMAN OREY HUFFMAN ERVA HUSSEY OLIVER KEAGEY RUTH LAM DOVELL LAMBERT WOODROW' LANDIS ALMA LAYMON CHARLENA LAYMON .IEANNE LEATHERMAN LEROY LINEWEAVER TILLIE LONG LOUISE LOTTS MADELINE MAY VIOLET MAY HAZEL MCINTURFF AUBREY MICHAEL RAY MICHAEL DEWITT MILLER ELEANOR MILLER ROBERT MILLER MIRIAM MYERS ALFRED PAYNE RUTH PAYNE SYLVIA RIDDLEBERGER JEANNE LEATHERM AN I ......., RUBY HUFFMAN ........,...WILLIS W1sE , ..... EDWIN SHIRKEY ELIZABETH RHODES HOPE SANGER MARIETA SANGER CATHERINE SHIRKEY EDWIN SHIRKEY CATHERINE SIMMONS EDNA SIMMONS EFFIE SIMMERS' MATTIE SIMMONS CABELL SHULL FRANCES SHULL MAGGIE BELL SHULL ROBERT SNYDER HAZEL SNYDER JANET SPITLER EVELYN SUTER HELEN TETER LUCILLE THACKER EDITH TUTVVILER INDIA WEBB WARD WENGER FRANCES NVHITSELL HARRY LEE XVHITMORE EVERETTE WILKERSON CLARENCE XVINTERMYRE WILLIS XVISE GLADYS WRIGHT VERA MILLER I ELMER ZIMMERMAN

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Fall Social Events A jolly group of Juniors hiked to Mint Springs on October 17 and enjoyed an outing and picnic. Everyone ate to their hearts content. As dusk began to fall the group sang some songs and then departed with their hearts filled with joy., On October 18 the Sophomores walked to The Willows andenjoy- ed an open air party and picnic. The games and the Weiners were enjoyed by all. i The Freshmen flock hiked joyously to Mint Springs on October 24. Everyone played to their heart's content and refreshments were served. Itseems that everyone enjoyd the Weiners with mustard. On October 30 the Seniors gathered in the gymnasium. Games were played andmusic was furnished by a radio. Everyone enjoyedl themselves eating popcorn balls and doughnuts and drinking cider. Ten Commandments of B. H. S. 1. Thou shalt not steal that which belongs to someone else. 2. Thou shalt not cheat on tests or examinations. 3. Thou shalt- not throw more than three feet, lest thou shalt be sent to the office. 4. Thou shalt' not walk on the left side of the hall when going to classes. 5. Thou shalt not eat in schoolg neither candy nor anyone's lunchg neither shalt thou chew gum except at lunch. 6. Thou shalt not smoke on the grounds, even after school hours. 7. Thou shalt not keep library books out over time, lest thou be made to pay a fine. 8. Thou shalt not speak in the library unless it is absolutely necessary, then thou shalt whisper. 9. Thou shalt not go in the gym with heel 'plat-es lest thou scar the floor. 10. Thou shalt not play hookey lest thou shalt be sent to the office.

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I .'lX'l,lRDR I l President' ............ V ice-President ...... Secretary ......,.. Treasurer. ..... . Reporter ....... Watch Dog ....... Aa'L-'iser, ....,...... MISS MILLER: What is the happiest vowel in the alphcbet?,, HENSILIBAKER MARION CLINE JOSEPH FOSTER FRANK HISEY WILLIAM HOMAN OREY 1-IUFFMAN LEYROY LINEWEAVER RAY MICHAEL DEWITT MILLER HENRY PITSENBARGER EDWIN SHIRKEY F. F. A. Club MHMBERS ROBERT SNYDER WARD WENGER EVERETTE WIILKINSON ELMER ZIMMERMAN MARION BAKER LEWIS CARICOFE DAVID CLICK PAUL CRAUN RALPH CHANDLER WILLIAM GARBER OMER HOOVER Humor ,..... HENRY PITSENBARGER ............,.DEWITT MILLER . ..... LEROY LINEWEAXVER ..........RAY MICHAEL ......,.ROBERT SNYDER ..,............EDWIN MILLER MR. ,GEORGE MILLER MARVIN I-IUFFMAN RICHARD HUFFMAN CARL KINCAID NWOODROV' LANDIS EDWIN MILLER LAWRENCE MILLER PAUL MILLER MARION NEWMAN ARLAND SHIFFLETT WINIFRED SHIFFLETT RICHARD STOVER OLIVER KEAGY: T-It is in the midst of 'b1iss', while 'e' is in 'Hades' and all the rest of the vowels are in 'purgatoryil' TEACHER AT CI-IAPEL EXERCISE! Oh, Lord, bless those who are called upon to teach . . . . VOICE EROM AUDIENCE: and don't forget those called upon to recite. QMISS BoAz: If Atlas supported the world, who supported Atlas? HENRY WANDLESS: The question madam, has often been asked, but never, so far as I am aware, satisfactorially answered. I have always been of the opinion that Atlas musthave married a rich wife, and got his support from her father. MR. GLICK: Did I not tell you to be prepared with your history lesson? And here you are unable to repeat a word of it. CLEADA MILLER: I didn't think it was necessary, sir. I've always heard that history repeats itself. ISHS Q' J Lf P A '- Jim- MI I- L I