Bridgewater High School - Aurora Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

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TO THE SPIRIT OF BRIDGEWATER The nineteen hundred and fifty edition of the Aurora is dedicated to the spirit of the citizens of Bridgewater, and of the extensive area of Virginia swept by the flash flood of Iune 18, 1949. The spirit of co-operation, of sympathy, and of genuine neighborliness mani- fested by the citizens of our town, county, and the Shenandoah Valley will forever remain in the hearts and minds of all of us. lim MEMORII-llVll........., MRS. MARY RIDDLEBERGER BOWMAN MRS MARGARET BUTLER BRICKER K MISS FRANCES BRICKER We Plan The many things we do as we meet in school day after day will now be revealed. Besides class periods We students participate in activi-- ties most suitable to us and in which we have some particular interest. Those of us with a tal- ent for music find many enjoyable hours in cho- ral singing. Our athletes do their part on the athletic teams and bring honor, fair play, and clean sportsmanship into the life of our student body: there are some, too, who like to try their skill in scientific experiments, dramatics, and in vocational activities who find opportunity for development of such interests. If in the future years, when you view the Aurora. it will revive in your minds fond and cherished memories of your participation in acti- vities and athletics: if this Aurora serves as an inspiration and yields encouragement as you move farther along life's pathway, then the pur- pose for which the book is published will have been attained. Aurora EDITOR llL'l'I'j' lllllllcy ll.l'.l'l.l'llIlll lfffflllf .lfrlkv-Ufl lfrfllrlr' hlzlllil- jllIlllSlllI C':ll'rllx'll fl1ll'Sl lf1l.vi111'.l'J .lfllllllgfvr ,-l.v,l'l'.vI411ll lflz.vi1lc.l's .lltIlILIlfc'V 'lllllll fZlllL'llilL'l' Hill llmx-l SENIOR EDITORS ll-:lll lIml'lll'slll-ll 'lxllllllllf''lllllXX'lll'1' l:llll- Sfllllk' PHOTO EDITORS lll'4ll'gv Iblm-I llllflx hlvllll Xxvlllm' ,xllll l,ull llillzlrll CLASS EDITORS l.:llll':lllll- NlHl'I'lN .lll5'fl' IXIBYVIAN Ill.lll lxlfllh ACTIVITY EDITORS l lol':l lil-llc li1lI'Yk'y lflwrulll lll'lISl1'j' llfllwmllll' llllglll GRADE EDITORS xl1lI'lll!l l.1lll l'lll'I'X I1zll'll:ll':l Xlllill' lilly 4':ll'lccll'c lll-ll-ll l,lllllg'l1l'I' SPORTS l'llyllis Slblllllllfll Nl:ll'sll:lll lizlrsl EVENTS Slllllllly linlvvl lQlIlllX' ll2lXX'lilI1S ADVERTISEMENT Llilfl lxllbllgjlllll llillllly llullcll llCl'llI1 XX'illlcl' CIRCULATION l':ll'l l,k'l'l'y I lull-ll llzlssll-1' lim-lyll lfl14KlL'5 L'1lll1k'I'l1lk' SllHIllk'I'Q l l'1lIlCk'S Slcllllll-l' TYPISTS ll-llll-ll llclll- ll1ll'Xt'X' lllilllllt' Slllllll Kl:ll'gg':ll'n-1 l'Xl1VlllL' llvlly ,xllll Slllllllggvl' JUNIOR EDITORS l!'llU'k' XYill ' rs L .lllllfll llxtlllbn 115 SOPHOMORE EDITORS .lllllll Klllln' Ill-115' SlTllll'l' FRESI-IMEN EDITORS llllly Xxllllllllll'k' ,-Xllll lflllllll SPONSORS lXll's. llik'I1lJl'l'l'y Mr, Glick Future Homemakers of America PVC.t'llI7t'llf ...... .... 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'l'hircl Row--l.. to R.-Bliss Sieg, llurene Wimer, Joyce Klyers, Varulyn Garst, Betty Kessler, Xlarie Oilily, Louise Owen, lletty .lean Xlimer, Betty Smith, Maxine Shnll, Rulvy Hawkin4, .Xnclrey XYill'ung, lfilene Keplinger, Shirley Auville, Margaret kiaricnfe. l-iunrtli Row-I., to R.-Flora Belle Harvey, Lanraine Morris, Betty Supinger, Sarah lletty Turk, liarlmara XYhite, Renate Schulz, Peggy l'nrtly, Marilyn Lung, .lanice Snutharcl, Nancy Supinger, Xliltla Cmnptun, Betty' llelquist. Gerslmn Sliiekel, XX ancla Grngg, Klartha Rmles, Virginia Cook, Bernita Shull. t:XltsentJ-lfx'elyn Heatwole, Metla Knott, ,loan Klyvrs, l lfmrence Stmriann. I'II'9l Ru fullfftlill. .. l.if'1rl1'1l1111l. . ., afet Patrol .......IKll.l. IJUXI I ....IQfXY ISIQUXYN IJlXlxl I S'f'rr11.wu'. . Ml Q. IxlIXl 1 ,.,. xx I., in lx. XIJXILIIKI Xlmllcr, Ilrm Slmll, -Tnlm lxlmu, Ray Hrwwxl Ilmul, Ilznlc l,L'l.Il1llL'l', -I. I'11'Z'lllk XX'im-. 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I7 Ilrnzulwzmy Sl .II TOURNAMENT lfclp, 1.5 I,im'iIlc Ifchml .35 .II lx-II. ll XII, VIIIIIUII I IFCIIIIAIIIIEIISI ZH lf I4 I-II, Zu I Tzmytrm HIHHISI -III -51 Wildcats Forward-Bob- Bumble-Bee Bobby's lightning footwork on the Hoor has Bobby under the basket for the dazzling lay-ups, being one of the most devoted followers of the fast-break. He will still be running the opposition ragged next year. Center-Carlie- Challenger Big Carlieu always comes down with the ball. Visiting teams have found him a tough man to handle under the baskets. Carl's position will be hard to re- place next year. Forward-Weasel- Wizard Weasel's will to scrap for the ball and put it in the basket .has been a great advantage to the team. Weasel will be one of next yearls brightest prospects. Guard-Glenn-''Peanut - Pace Maker , Peanut's team work and ability to tight for the ball has brightened up the future's team. We hope we have Peanut for the next year's squad. Center-Boop- Bomber i Boop's towering height gives him an advantage over the opponents. His ball handling will be used to a great advantage next year. Captain-Bill- Big Gun Vtfhen it comes to fighting for the ball and getting the needed points Big Bill usually takes a big part in it. Captain Dovel can be depended on to pull his team through no matter what the circumstances. He will be greatly missed by next year's squad. Manager-Berlin- Jackie Jackie is a faithful manager who is most responsible for getting the team on the floor. He will be greatly missed by next year's squad. E ze X W 4 O Girls' Basketball f'tlf'frIIH ,. .........,.. ...,,................ ........, I 4 Il.Iik I'IX'Ii .Il41m1yf'1' .,. .. II.XIQIIgXIQ.'X XYI I I'I'If i'1r.n'l1 .............,.................................,...,..............,.. NIR. ClI.IQ'Ii First Row-I.. to R,-Nancy Supinger, Gershon Shickel, Lzlvmmc Ikcnhcrry, Izmice Soutlmrcl, S1-cmul Row--IJnr0tI1y Klycrs, Clzmrulyn Ikcnlmcrry, I'I1yIIIS Slllllllllffl, I.:u1r1xi1u- Klcmrris, Wluzmu Iilim-, Ilmlis -Il'Illl XYinc, Iflnrzn IIQIIC II:n'x'cy, ,Ianicc Miller, l.IlI'UIj'Il XYIII, Louise Owcn. 'I'I1ir1I Rem'-Aluzun II:u'vcy, Rulmy Ilukcr, I.csIic -lupsrm, Rcnznlc Schulz, Mr, Glick, .Nun ICIIIUII, Peggy I'l1rxIy, R11lI1 Iizlkcr, Il3.I'I72ll'll XYI1ilc. GIRL'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE IJ.X'l'I'Q 'II-11111 I II N OI I IFN. fn Nm'lI1liix'c1' IRT. I3 XICii:LI1L'y:+x'iIIc IIQC. III Iin'czIc'tovx'l1 lin-C, ZII SI1c11:u11Iu:1I1 Iam. In I.im'iIIc-IirI4m1 VIZIII. III SIu'l1:lmIu:1I1 hlzm, 1.3 Ilnyton Alam. I7 Iiruzulwuy klllll, ZIP NIl.fIi11tml Ian, Z4 .Xlumni Dlilll, Z7 XIc'ii:1I1cysviIIv ,I:m. .Il Kcczlctuwn Im-II, J I.im'iIIc-Iirlmn I'cIv. 7 XI1.CIinton I'cII. I4 Ilnytml I cI1. I7 llroxulway Wild Kittens Flora Belle Harvey-Center- Flour Barrel Ry clear thinking, quick acting, and good sportsmanship, Harvey has given the team the lead in many games. She has proven a capable and worthy member of the team and will be greatly missed next yea1'. Louise Owen-Forward- Lou Lou, our small forward, .has shown us by her swiftness and keen goaling that she can play basketball. The only way you can hold Lou down is to put two guards on her. Watch her through the coming years. Lauraine Morris-Guard- Laura ' Laura has been a strong guard for four years. Her heavy guarding has been a source of worry to all opposing teams. We are very sorry she cannot be wit.h us again. ' Janice Miller-Guard- Jinx Jinx is a most dependable guard. She is a good sport, full of pep, and shows fine team spirit. These sterling qualities of her personality may be con- sidered as the mainstay to next year's team. Phyllis Southard-Alternate- Suds We usually think that it takes a tall girl for basketball but Suds has proved that a small one can make a star. She was one of the most persistent fighters we had. These characteristics contributed much to the success of our team. Doris jean Wine-Guard-- Al Al's ability to block the forward has proven to be a great advantage. Loss of her guarding ability will be felt next year. Carolyn Ikenberry-Forward-''Ikie i Ikie is another one of our diminutive forwards. She is fast and can shoot well under guard. VVe will be very glad to have her on next year's team. Dorothy Myers-Forward- Dot Dot is calm but quick. While playing forward she can outguess most any guard. We expect great things of her next year. Barbara White-Manager- Babs Babs is a most dependable manager. S.he is greatly appreciated by the team and is a mainstay in the team's morale. Carolyn Will-Forward- Willie When we are in need of a goal Willie is a good player to call on. As long as she is on the floor you can expect her to add fight to the game. Joann Kline-Guard- Kline .lo Ann IS a capable guard, and a good person to add strength to our team's defense. Cheerleaders Iwttv llclqulsl l'l11lL' I ululsu Rickcty Rzackcty Russ XYLNII' gut Allmu-cl to fuss Hut N1-vcr thc Less You Must COIlfL'SS 'VI1CI'K S Nothing the Mattel' VVith LR! Tczuus in the Huclfllc CZIIIIZUIIS at the Ilczul Tlwy All gut 'IiUgUtl1L'I' .Xml This is XYI1:1t 'l'lu-y Szxicl XYC'l'L' 1lu11111l-fl -I42-H-'I' XYCYII' flm111:1fF-I-ii-I I-'I' XYCVII' ilollllzxflll-ii-ll-T XXI-'1'c llmmzx ffl7ig'l1l Tualn, l'1iQ'l1lTk'1llll, FIGHT! FIGHT! ITIGIIT' XY-I-l.I DCATS XYilclc:1ts! XYilmlc:11s! FIGlV1'! Baseball f'uf'lf11u .. ....,.......,....,. ..., I NRI. XIUNIIOIJI Il411my1I'r . 'IYJXI k',XI.I.IfNI7IfIQ Ilmlfll .. ..,.... XIII, IIIfNIC'IQ H. - .in .., .. , , , ,. . . . . Iwxwl Iwxx I.. lu Ix, Imlvlvy XXIII, Oxwn I.cu xxflghl, NI:1rsI1:1II I-zlrst, Ilzmny HUIICI1. lnrl Nlmmgnlcl, ISIII Ilmm-I, XY:xIkc1' NI:1rsI1:lII. Svmml Hmm I., lu Ii. xlzmmiu XXIII, If1Iw:mI Slicklvy, Ifrccl Uupp, 'I'I1c'mIm'c LT:-11111, IM-4' I.:1ym:m, Szumny Iluxel, I.LlyT.UII Evzuls. 'I'ImiwI Iimx I.. lu R. Nlanzlgcr, Tum Cznllcmlcr, Ilmmic Nlcmgulcl, Glen 'IIIlUllI1l!i, lin-rn'g.5c Ilmcl, Ii4I1IiL- lla-lquis1,AIim Iizmlmm, :unI cIllllCI1',IllCIi I'cnick. SCHEDULE I1X'I'I' fII'I'ONI'IN'I' l'l..lfl1 Xlnrrlm .Il North Iiixcr IIr11m' Xpril 4, Ilzlyum Ilmm- .Xpril II IQrczIcI1vwll :Xwny Xlxril II I.inxiIIL' Ilmm- Xpril I7 IXII. Ilimun Ilmm' .X1rriI IU IIru:11Iw:ly ,XWQI3 Xlvril 21 'IIIlI1IlL'I'YIIIk' .XWZIN .Xpril ZH IIZIXIUII .Xwzly Klan' 2 IiL'CZIk'IIlXYlI IIr1mc Xlzny 5 I,inviIIL- .XWZIX Xlny 'J XII, Clinlrm ,-Xwxly Many I2 IITUZIKIXYIIQ' Ilmm' XIIII lm I m1Iw1'x'1IIc IIHIN1' Our Baseball Team In the past ten years Bridgewater's most successful sport has been baseball. Her team was among the top teams in t.he county last year. This year it looks as if baseball will pay oft again. Bridgewater was in the top all the way through the season last year and was deprived of District Cham- pionship by a game. Back on the team this year will be veteran hurlers Mongold and Garst using their best stuff with t.he backing of sure fielders and good hitters to capture District honors. Behind the plate Hollen, veteran of three previous sea- sons,-will hold down the catching department. Lettermen infielders-Will, Wright, and Dovel will take over their old posi- tions, while jim Hanlon and Walker Marshall will be candidates for first base. The outfield losing three members was harder hit than any other part of the squad. Fielders will probably be made up of Eddie Helquist, Sammy Dovel, Jam- ie Will, Fred Cupp, Vasco Cook, and Glen Thomas. -In power hitting-Hollen, Mongold, and Dovel can be relied on. Clutch hitt- ing willicome from Bobby Will, Owen Wright, Eddie Helquist, and Marshall Garst. New comers Walker Marshall, Sammy Dovel, Jamie Will, Vasco Cook, and Fred Cupp will display their talent in this department. Teams in District M. will hear a lot from Bridgewater in the forth-coming season and Coach Penick is out for anot.her winning team. Physical Education Physical liducation is an import ol' no less signiticance than any othe ant phase in the life at Bridgewater. lt is a daily class r suhject. Participation is required of all pupils unless excused hy a doctor hecanse of some health condition. The program for grades one, tw o, and three consists of supervised play directed hy the I'-mill teacher. 'l'his includes folk dan-ses, games ot' skill, winging games, ring games, and relays. The program for grades four. tive, six, and seven is of more formal type supervised hx the high school physical director. 'l'l tltcosing their own captain and lceepi hut frienlly rivalry. 'liheir activitie ng their own scores, This estahlishes a feeling ot' keel s consist of calisthenics, games, and marching. Points are scored as a team for each of these activities, Our Health and Physical liducation program is a part of each days s-shedule of work and is required of all pupils. A mit' 1 g ' 1 lloard. Our program consists ot' th pete with one another during the ae class is devoted to ealisthenics which sieal hodies. Xlost of the period is to the winning teams. Stress is also pete with one another, llnring the winter months a sch liducation are conducted as well as alternate, using the gymnasium one d umum trofram tor all schools is set ui hy the County e student hody heing organized into teams which com tivities of the period. The first several minutes of the play an important part in the development of our phy devoted to competitive games and points are awardet placed upon good marching of the teams as they com edule for indoor activity is followed. Classes in Health a schedtile ot' competitive games. The hoys and girl ay for games and having the health classes the next. ie group is divided into a specified numher of teams. s We Meet Good Morning. What joy and enthusiasm is expressed by one and all as we greet each other in the newness of a school morning. Teachers and pupils cordially set the pace for another day's work and play. Friends on buses, pals along the street, and companions in cars or on bicycles equally share in the hap- piness of comradeship and fellowship one with the other. Whether for one day of the school year or for the nine months, this same friendliness creates the atmosphere in which we all live, grow, and advance along the road to achievement. The services of t.he many personnel who keep the wheels of our school mov- ing so smoothly, the sacrifices of devoted teachers and parents, and the loyalty, friendship, and co-operation of the many students-these are the qualities of the people whom we meet here day after day. Grade 2 Imp Ruwfl.. In IQ,-IIQIL-n Ilzmgcr, Ifvclyn vlorrlzm, .hmm IIihIchramI, Loc Vmxtml, lAIlIlI'IL'.- XIm'risun, I-l:u'I+zu':I Punk, Iillm Smith, I3:u'h:u':x Martin, IJOIIIQ' Hillmcrl, Iiohhy Supn1gc1' .Xllcu NIiQI1zu'I, AIUI'lI'Il1j' Ruhiu--ml, I.:u'ry Harmmm, XXIIIIFIUH Iiinggnlfl, l'h:u'Ics I':1l'icnI'c, Miss Shipmzm. Inurth R47NY7C2lI'1lIj'Il Ififcr, Nzmcy Spitlcr, Shirley Huggy, ,Indy Row, IfIuzu1m' 'I':lyIm' . .. ,. . . . .. , . Illh' IIHIIUII, ,Izmw XXIII, bI1ll'ICj' Huggy, xI2ll'j' NIllchcII, Ih-tty I'IlII'IIN1llI, ,luhn Irulumlxlghun, hmglzls Sulhm, Idmulxwy Ihtmum, ,lcrry I.iIIy, -lulnmy CarcIncr, ISIII5' Ifclmx-II, Ihlly 'I'mm'x', IJUIIIIIS Kniuly. C,'Xhsc11lJ II:Lrricl vlupsml. ll I ' Fnnnw ' W I W f?e,.: -Aww, 'M' E My W Grade 1 'lltcmm Row---I,, In IQ,-klulmny I':llln-1'Srn1, XXI1ll'l'IQ'l1 IIrirIg'cs, I'IZlI'I Yzlugllt, XIc:11'I Ilmmlml, vnml Iimx'--,lay II:u'ris, Ifuyc Funk, Ilmm Hullcn, -Inc Miller, Ruth Ififcr, Iiiclnml Nm-IT, I IXYVCIICU Knight, I.imI:1 I.ug'zm, I.imIa Hiller, l4nIx'in Ilzmsslcr, .Xlicu hI2ll'IIIl, Ilzlrlcm- Newman, I':1tIy RIIIIIQI, -Icrm I'hiIwhs, Sue HuIlm'I, IXIzu'y I'1'icIcIy, Kay Spitlcr, Lucy fifilllll. Ihirsl Hmm-Nimlzl Smith, L'z11'nIyn I.iIIy, XII-rlin -Iugticc, NX'i11nic fizuwt, Ray Vulvhzmgc, l4llI'UI SIIIPIIIHUY, Iiilly Hrzuly, Iflizahclh Smith, 'Iuzm XY:Lgg'y, Iluttic Nlillvr, Iuytc XYrIgI1I, Nlllhllll NIIIIQV, III-tty Ilcxmillglml, C'I1:u'Ics I'uxxc1's, KI:u'Icm- Newman, IQ. If. I'IuI-I'm:m, Sue IQ1'm'c, luzum IIVLHIII, Rickcy Nlzlgnhs, Nancy Miller, Ilczltricc RVIIIIIQ, Xulwm Iiniglml, Xlisf Illivk. Fourth Grade ,, l , ' .., . I . , ., . ., , . lwp Iwxx I.. lu lx. Ixzllpll XXI 1, lurlm lwllllmglmm, Ilrlwr lxuzcvly, Ihlmlc kllck, ,lmmm lflIllllk'l11'l'gl'1', .Xxix limmtz, lqfllllllll Vlmmllvr, l'l1iIip fJlTi'Illl1lClik'I', l.iI,I15- lilzulxxm-ll. Xlnry Sm Nlillvr, l'llyllis Nlillvr, lfxvlyn Ilcnslcy, Iluris lqllljlgiblll, llrlly XYCIIII, Lilly 'lam' XYc:xxL'1' l ltllzuum- Slllilllll, -lUj'L'k' lllZl'llllL'l'j1L'l', Sylvmzn lxllwlnzlgv, ,Ivana Ilzlll, lhulmly Wm-, Xlnss Swank 'l'lxi1'1I Iimx XM-mlvll Nlillvr, Nlllllilll llurst, l.21I'l'j' Noll., l'm-muy .X1ki11s, xllblllllly Xxvl'lg.Il1l, L':u'vy Y X1-xxnuzm, Ifluyl Ilzlwlcr, lqlfllillll XXv1lI'IlL'I', Nlznylw XXVlIllll1lH'C, Imlwlmy l isI1luu'k, xlllflllll l,1lll Smith, liwlyn Kal Nlillvr, Xlzuulzl Xlzu' llillmvrt, -lUSk'lWl1lIll' llmlcr, Mluriax Spillvr, Ilmmlllx XXilI4m1g, llrlvu Slmirkvy, Yickic limwlmm, .Xmlc Iinculn Yrist, .loam liowmzul. ii li Third Grade lltvlltblll limx l., In IQ. l'lx:11'lm's Smith, lcrrx' C'l'z11111, lluml ZllI1l11L'l'lllIlII, lu Xml Slmll lhmnzn lllllll' 5l+lllk'I', llJlI'll2lI'2l -lilllk' NlIllL'l', Ilunzllml ficg'la'1', Vlmrlcs -luv Xxvflglll, Slllllltj lflllgg1mlwl,.lllll1Hj'llll, llillll l'riml1ly. Ihxlvlfy Llmk, l':flNVLLTll l'l:u'k, llxlrulcl Smith, Ihnmir-I.:1m1iQ llzlrryl lizlkcr. F91-wuxmrl limx Xliw I ur1'y, IH-ggy l'l1ilrl1s, Alzmiv llwlcnmzul, S:n1':1l1 lfliv:1lwll1 SL'k'llt1I'!14 llzlylcuz lmrallm, I.iml:n l'lI'llllli, Iimmiv Sm- Xlillcr, lh-tty -lzmc Klillvr, lilnrin xlK'IlIl XX-lllL', Ilcnsm-I Xlllls, l'kI'llIlli lq1llllSl'j', lfsllwr Nlzxllu-ny, lfllcn ll1lIlgk'l', U:n'luu':1 L'z1l'icuI'a', Yiulcl flllk'1llvIlliL'I' haul XllClI2lL'l, -lmly l.lzulxx'cll, Peggy fxllllk' Hull. f.Xll'1l'llld ,lwyvc lilnim- Xlycr-, l-2ll'Ulf'II 'l1j'SlIlgL'T, Cvm'gu xlcnkins, xvlfgllllil Slilllllj. Sixth Grade 111 Row-1., 111 IQ.--141111011 XX'1'ig11t, O1iv111' S1111111z11'11, 511111111X K11icc1y, 1112111 Milla 1.1111is I31'i11gcs, -111111 Swartz, -111115' 111111011 141211111111 1111111503: 1 . . . 1, , . . ,. , Smith, Ililly R1111iw11, 1,Il1'l'j' Riffey, 1101011 Smith, 1.1ll'l'y 1'1'1ill1111L'1'. 11111'N1, N1111'i1y11 XY1'1g111, 1211111111-111 XX'111'1111g, 1iL'll11j' 1'1u1'i11g, N111'm1111 .Xr111s11'1111g, 112l1Illy -- f, - 1 , 1 . 1 5111111141115 11111111:1s :X1Ll.111L'l'1j', 1111- 1'11r1'y, Llll'1 lx111111cs, Charles x12l111L'11j', 1Jw1g111 hCV.'11lZl11. Fifth Grade 1 111111111 IQ1111'-1.. 111 1Q.A1Q1l11I1L'j' x1111L'1', 111111-11 N1l11L'1'. -Ioycc X1l11L'l', .'X1111:1 A111111 XX1'1g111, 11111 1111, .x111lCl 1i111c1'1y, 1.111'1-1111 licwycrs, 1711-11 1211111105 XYIIXIIL' X1i1'111-111, C':11'111s .Xlki11s, 111111111 X11111g11111, 1f1sw111'111 NC111 Roy XY11ggy, 1'1Il1'1 Xxvilggjl 1111111 111111-411111111110 S111-5141-1, l'1-ggy Si111111c1As, XX-1121 1511111 1 1w111111ck, S1111'1L'j' XX11-1111, 1f11:1 1 11'1c11l1', 111-ily .'Xl111 NII115. 111111111 1.11151 -1Ill11CC K111'11C111, XX111m11y .Xlkmx XX 11111111 111111111 111111111111 1x1-1111y, 11lI'U1j'l1 1XIl1111, Slllmlllllj' 1Ilj'101', 1.csI1'1' 1XL'1111j', 11c1111y S11111111111s, 1'11.12l'11l' 1111'1C11 111111111 111111-C 1l2ll'1CS 1111'1c1111-, 1111111111 1x1'111111g0r, 15111111111 Ll'Illll'l, 1gIll'1lZll'2l 1Llj'11Jl', 1-ctly ,111 1111 111111111 111111111, 111111111111 L1ll1I11l11C11, -1111101 R1-1'0rc1111111, Nzmcy 1111111'1'1', S11i1'1cy S11i1 ',', C111 1-1 1111111 111111 Xlixs XXr1g'11t, 111-1111111 1J111111C, 5111111111 '1111IlC1iC1', '11U111111j' 111111.111Zl11, 1'1'is-i'1.1 eventh Grade lxrfl Kun I.. lu IQ. Kullin l:Ilkl'I', lPclu1'cS llillvcrl, llvity lQ1ll'lll!ll, SIIiI'lCj' XX'lu'lxvl, Slu-ll-5 Xlvguluxu, Xliulvlyll Xlillvr, l':ll1'ici:1 Spitlcr, Ruth HUXXINHII, Xlzxrilcn' Vzlssicly, llclly llrickvl' l'1XL'lX'll Wvzw fv. . :J-. unnl Huw XIV. l.L'UIl RIIQIAKW, ,Ivrry Slmll, Ilumm Loc Nlillcr, Iluris Loc Lung, M1113 Ilwln-11 Iilliutl, I.H1li5L' lin-llcr, ,lnycc xx-Yiglll, fil'l'illllillk' lin-llslcy, llvlmcr Qqllllllllwll, llhilip IR-clrick. Ilxirxl Nun llwxxzlwl Xlivlwzll, Furl RUKlK'HAk'I', Lyh' Kl'IrHl1A51CI', llnlmlay RUIViSU!1, x1L'l'lL'filll'lI1ll'1' f'JlI'Il'I' llznrrii, ,lzumw Sinnnmxe, .luhnnic Ilcllslcy, Ifva Klum- Smith, l,zu'ry Nvwnmaum. l11':ullcy Sllitknl, .Xlwscnl llnyl fifilllll, lilcnn IQUUIIIZ. Faculty l'1'i11rifu1l ........... ......,.. BOYD j. filLlCli . I.v.vi.vt:111f l'rinriful ... ... LIQONARIJ A. HOl.l.liN .S'm'1'vt1z1Qx' ......... .. . MlSS GR,-XCE H ERR First Row-Mrs, Rio 'l'. Mck'onnell-Lynchburg College li. A. University of Virginia- Maclison-Rarlforcl College-Music, Language, Social Studies. Miss Martha IJ. Sicg-Wittenlmelg College li. A,-University of '-FBIIIICSSCC-X'lI'f.flI'll11 l'm,ly- technic Institute-Cafeterizn, Home liconomics. VI. R. I'enick-Shenzmcloali College-liriclgewzlter College B. A.-Social Science, Physical Emlnczition. Grace lf. Hcrl'-Mary Xlhsliington College ll. S.-University of Yirginin-Nevv York Uni- versity M. A.-Commercizil. Alvin T. Klincflgriclgewater College B. A.-Virginia Polytechnic lIlSllllllf?-fXgI'lClllllll'L'. Second Row-Boyd -I, Click-liriclgewaler College B. A.--University of Virginizx-University of Chicago-Social Science. l.eon:ml A. Hollen-Briclgewater College B. A.-University of Xwvll'g'll1l2l7flL'I1CI'2ll Science So-cial Science. Mrs. Cecil C. Ikenlmerry-llriclgewzner College ll. A.-University of Virginia-Lzinguage. Arts, Science. Miss Katherine llowman-Madison B. A.-University of Virginizi-Librarian, Lzuiguzige Arts. XY. H. Sanger-llriclgewzlter College ll. A.-University of Virginia-Madison College-- Mathematics RESHMAN I?1'csidcnt .... . . . MARGARET RHOIJ-IES Vice-Pralvizlvnt .. .... PAUL CARICOFIC Scrrctary .... .,.. A NN ELLIOTT Trcasmmr . . . . . . LEIGHTON EVANS FLUXVIZR-Mountain Laurel CCLOR-Green and Gold SPONSOR-Mr. Hollen MOTTO-The Elevator to Success is not runningg Take thc Stairs. Freshmen Imp Iimx' fIIvigI11m1 Ifvzlns, VIIIICIIIIH I'IlII:I.lI12lIl, Wlcrry I71'ix'c1', S:11I1L'11z1 Clark, .Xml IfIIiu1t XXICIKIKVII Iinycr, Huy I.cc l'I:11'k, Shirley ,Xux'iIIc, Nlzlrgzurcl fA2ll'ICC7IAL', C'IzmrIi:1 IIv:1rI, Ilorollwy Hummel. XIi1IsIIu Iimx'-NIV, IIuIIcn, .Xxis IIunfIvy, Ilclmzu' Ilzwis, Iwzmn II:11'xcy, Ilrumlcl .Xlkins IIIlllI I2lI'1CUIL', DIZIIIICK' I'1sI1Iw:1ck, Nfvlzmcl I'I4IIIb2lK'Ii, XMIMI5' Ilummvl, Xlfgllllll I Unk, Iluris Iiackc. I'011mu Iifm--lQz1y11wmI Ilulsiugcmy L':1rI .XIIm:m. XXI1111rI:1 Grugg, I711-:I .XnrIc1'scm, I,uIiL I PIISUII, Iglxlmnv IIil'11I7CI'l'j', CWI I3crI1'icIc, Ruth Ilzlkcr, IQIIIPX Ilzlkcr, XZIIICB' f1'llIlIl'I'. 5I11rIc' V I lwycrs, Ihmzmlrl Irv Inlck. C.'XI1sv11tI-I Iu1'cr1CL' Surizlml, IIQI1-my XIrmguIfI, I,iIIy XXI1i1mvr Imp Iimx' 'I l'EillIiIIIl 'I'mIy:mgI1, Iimnmic Xlctzgcr, Ifxa Kiscr, IJfm:II:I KIicI1:1vI, Iimmy Xlilmick IIIII5' Xlurris, Iiugunc Iig-m1y, IIZlI'IrIIl'1l Nlwrris, Ilclty Sayre, Iiulucrlu Swcckvr. I 5 I l XIi4IcIIc Iupw- NI:1ynz11'fI NIIIIQV, IIIII3' XYIM-tzcl, XI:u'g:n'C1 Ixlmflcs, Ilcnmim- NIm1gmmIcI, Iwzltriu Kuu'rcm11Im, Lum Slxirkuy, L'I1:u'Iu1Ie NIQNL-tt, IfcIxx'in Ruchc, I'z11sy XX'vzmxc1', Mr. SHIIQQCII Ilwllmu Iimv--RnImc1'I Nlimxick, Ralph I.im'wcax'Cr, Doris XIiIIc1', N1PI'lII2l Izlm' XX'isv, IIzu'uIrI NIL'5L'1'IwcIIcl', Ruby Lung, I.rn'u1I:m XX1Itm1g, I'0:1l'I Ixmg, In-1':1IcI XIIIIQV. IXI:11'II11l Iimlw, Iglcruitzm SI1uII. Freshman Alphabet Pie A-begins our Freshman list with Avis and Ann, Two good names! Beat them if you can! B-brings us Barbara, Beatrice, Bernita, Betty and Billy's three-of whom we are all fond. C-comes along with Carl A., Carl D., Charlotte and Claudia with hair so blond. I7-denotes Delroy, and Donnie M.-Donald's A.,-B.--and M. Doris and Doris Ann both so short and sweet. E-elects us Edwin, Eugene and Eva, a trio not to be beat. F-finds us Florence, Frankie, Fred, dark-haired all three. G-gives us Gerald, and of course Guy Lee. H-is for Harold, a Fme boy at that! I-is missing from our class, but, I-won't let Jane, Janice, jerry, Jimmie and Ioan pass. K-is missing too. But, L-helps us with Lavonne, Leon and Leighton, with Leslie and Loretta so neat. M-makes us happy to have Margarets' two, Martha and Maynard making four N-brings us Nancy and Noland, don't get excited! We have a few more! O-has disappeared in the stress and whirl, but P-comes along with Paul, Vice-President,-Patsy and Pearl Q-quick! ,Ms run on-to R-whichifinds us Raymond, Ralph, Robert and Roberta, Ronald and Ruby's-- one and two, with our Ruth, so tried and true. S--stands for Sathena. so dear and a PAIR of Shirleys-Whew! T---is for Thelma, a friendly girl, all right, U--we miss U. But on to the next! V-gives us Virginia so sweet and so brightg W-with lNanda, Weldon-and, last-but not least,-Woody we sight. X-we will learn, stands for the unknown, Z-for Z, with other lost ones we moan. OPHOMORE Prvsidcnt ..... .... A DAIR MQCONNELL Vita-Prvsidcrlz' . . . .... CAROLYN VVILL Secretary .... PEGGY PURDY Treasurer .... .. DEE LAYMON FLOVVER-Lily of the Valley CfJLORS-Gl'CL'l1 and White SPONSORMMN. McConnell MOTTO- Don't Stare up thc Steps, But Step up the Stairs. ophomores Imp Ibm XIHVIIXII Imng, .Izuucs Ilcpuy, Ilvlty IIUIQIIIISI, X':1SCrw lbmuk, XXIQIIIK' I!mII4i11x. ,lim II:u1I1+n, -Izum-5 .X1I:m1S, ,Iimmy lilick, XX'iIfI:1 XIUIIXIJIUII, Ray Kumi. XIIIIIIII- Ihm IIUIIIIX' Iimull, Xlzu-5' I 1':111Cn's I'1'ul11n'1', IfiIa'm' IiL'1IIIlIj1L'l', 'I'Iu-mIm'c l'1':111l1 IIHUIII Iiriflgcg Hvuv Iiniu-Iy, Iluriw .Il'Illl -lrvlmsun, I-IITIIUII Xlmmck, .X4Ini1' Xlck rvmucll I wl'w111 linux Ilurls ,Il'2ll1 XI1m1:guI4I, ,Inhn IXIIIIU, .XIfI1l I3I'1xv1', IPCC I.:ly1Nwl1, XXQI IIf1XY1I5FI1k'II I':I4IIIll IImwIy5I1cII, ,Xlmzl XIIIIQV, IXI:1riL' llmlwls, Imp Iiuxx SIIIVII-x' XIZRIIIIIIIQ, IIL'lll'Y IQaln1sL'x', I1lllICl' Smltllzxrrl, Hlclm IIIIIUIIIIIS, Ihllwlvx I I D IIIII-I-1'llIDt'I'gi'IA. I UQQXII nrcIy, EIIIC I'I:ll1gI10l', NllllL'X' SIIIPIIIQLUV. XInI4IIv Ixmv- XIV, XIn'l UIIIICII, Q:u'uIX'11 XXIII, IJIIIISL' Uwvn, Ilctly 5lIlIIk'I', .Xml Suu-V, Ilvllx l P Ivana XXimn-r, Iwlly Smith, Xlzlxim- SIIIIII, Iwlly X'nm'v. Inwllulll Num I-lfrrcst Szmflcy, Iczm I'c1rrS, I'fx'c1'vlt Nlmvlu. ,luck Yurk. -Izum-S XXIII, IM I U Slrull, IIt'I'5II4llI SIIICIQQI, Ilullis lxulu-1'tS. I alll NIIl'IlZlk'I. opliomore Plant and Animal NAMES james Adams VVade Bodkin Kenneth Bridges Vasco Cook Theodore Craun james Depoy jimmie Glick jim Hanlon Eldon Howdyshell john Kline Gene Knicely Ray Knott Robert Knott Dee Laymon Adair McConnell Paul Michael Richard Miller Carlton Minnick joe Plaugher Robert PuFfenberg Henry Ramsey Hollis Roberts Forest Saufiey Don Shull Glenn Thomas james Will Marie Cobb VYilda Compton Mary Cromer Alda Driver Betty Hilquest Ava Howdyshell Doris johnson Eilene Keplinger Meda Knott Marilyn Long Shirley Manning Alma Miller Doris Mongolil Louise Owen jean Peters Peggy Purdy Betty Smith Gershon Shiekel Maxine Shull lanice Southard Betty Spitler Nancy Supinger Anne Suter Betty Vance Carolyn VYill Betty VVimer Cl' HABIT Eating Thinking Silence Chewing Qfuietness jovialness Complaining Flirting Scurrying Chirping Changing Exaggerating joking Smiling Reading Performing Loafing Chattering Plodding Dating Retiring Breathing Exanding Learning Disturbing Fighting Laughing Fussing Hurrying Smiling Cheering Shrinking Flirting VVorrying Primping Studying Being jolly Retiring Bustling Playing Chattering Giggling Sitting Pleasing Living Tantalizing Drawing Missing Quiet Langht Griping Babhling Learning Cl' Kingdoms KI N GDOM Ant-eater Gold Fish Giraffe Camel Turtle Monkey Puppy Rooster Mouse Cricket Chameleon Frog Magpie Cheshire Cat Book-worm Lyre Bird Old Dog Parrot Terrapin Love Bird Chipmunk Amoeba Sponge Owl Flea Lion Snntiower Snap-Dragon Honeysuckle Pansy Hollyhock Violet Chrysanthemum Bleeding-Heart Primrose Zinnia Holly Pussy-VVillow johnny-jump-Up Bouncing Bet Pepper Gooseberry Mushroom Rose Egg Plant Artichoke Iris Turnip Sweet Alyssum Lemon Pviwy Geranium UNIOR President ...... ..... R AY BROWN DINKE'. Vice-President .... . . . CAROLYN IKENBERRY Secretary ..... . . . DORGTHY HUSSEY Treasurer . . . . PAIGE WILL FLOWER-Violet COLORS-Blue and Silver Sponsor-Mr. Penick MOTTO- Hitch your Wagon to a Star. A 4- .-. S 1n- M 5 ,ua i - . ugovpgaa V an Y 3 'S' ' Iii: fi W Juniors irst Ruwiliilly .xlCXllllllL'I', lfmlgar NlCCUllllCll, llaxicl lhrmncr, ljtlftlllly Myers, Luna mlcffcr, Howard Miller, Tom t.I'llITll'I', Mary lame ,Xmlcrwm lfrcrl Lhlllblly Nlqtxinc Sl1etlAc1', Sarzlh Ucttic Tu rk. Sccmul RuwfMr. Penick, llaigc Ntill, yllillll Kessler, llolmlly XYill, L':1rolyl1 ll'il'TlltL'I'l'y, Norman Xlllllgliltl, L'lCt:L Perry, ,-Xularcy Xtilloug, :Xlizc Smith, Nurwoul Simmons, lictty Alcan Stevle. Norris Sirmmms, alum- XY:tggy. lltirtl Huw-llale lJel-:tutcr, lfclwurcl Sticklcy, liclcly Hclquist, Ray Schulz, ,luzmn Klinv, liillll XX'z1ggy, Xtzllker Klarslmll, Kay liruvvn llinkel, .lohn Hull, bl. lfrzmk Ntine, Dorothy Hussey, Betty Kusslcr, ,lanicc Miller, .loc Lim-weavcr. Absent- ClZill4C Hahn, Peggy Laws, liwlyu llczttwolc. True True False False True True True False False False True True False True True, ,lunior History Test Time: 3 years Directions: Place True or False before the statement given. On September 9, 1947, forty-six freshmen fof the proverbial green va- rietyj entered B.H.S. The class elected officers as follows: President-Janice Millerg Vice-Pres- ident-Carolyn lkenberryg Secretary-Paige Will, and Treasurer-Tom Cromer. Throughout that year the class obtained such a reputation for extraordin- ary intelligence that everybody was exempt from final examinations. The freshmen boys were victors in class basketball. Everybody had a delightful time that summer until duty called us back into the walls of ceaseless activity. VVe greeted some new members among the honorable sophomores who were destined to add laurels to our class history. The officers of our sophomore class were-President-Janice Miilerg Vice-President-Dale DeLauterg Secretary-Billy Holloway, Treasurer- Dorothy Wright. The French class was largely composed of Sophomores because we were the most intelligent class in the high school. We were so fond of our practice-teachers that we all decided to take up teaching as a profession. We had such a quiet, uneventful summer that we were glad to return to school on September 6, as Jolly Juniors. The junior class elected as officers for the year '49-50. President-Ray Brown Dinkelg Vice-president--Carolyn Ikenberryg Secretary-Dorothy Husseyg Treasurer-Paige Will. We also elected Janice Miller as assistant-editor and John Hall as assistant business manager of the School Chatter. We were all disappointed when because of teachers meetings on several days during the fall, we had no school. The Junior play, given in the spring, was very successful. We wish the best of luck to the graduating class of this year, and we hope to take their place in the fall of 1950. I have neither given nor received help on this test. A junior. Marshall Lee Garst l i1't'lnt1ll XN'hen it comes to using his hean, well, a hrainer vegetable never was seen. llasketlvall . . Baseball . . . Roles in Alttnior and Senior Vlays . . , l'resident 3 years . . . To lrnild a hot-rod . . settle down. SENIORS Emily jean Howdyshell lu'aib.r Better a three inch grin, than a half inch frown. . . . Choral Club . . Secretary . . lee Creati . . . Nursing in the Fu ture. Franklin Berry Dudley filth 'l'rue to his word, his work and his friends. Editor of .-Nt'RrJRA , . . Pop Corn ...i A mos and Andy . . . Radio An- nouncer in the Future. johnny Gordon Bonnie Taylor 'zlfonltip una' Johnny li vou lak-a me I lak-rt yon. Berlin Jackson Wimer .ltIt'kft ' liven tho vanquished h' could argue still. Vice- l'resident . . . Manager haskethall . . . Entertain- ers . . . Senior Boys . . . Cuhe Steak . . . l3eulah ..., -X uto Kle- chanie .... A mhition. Dorothy Susan Wright DUI X little body often har- hors a great soul. Trea- surer . . . Skating . . . Choral Cluh . . . Dra- matic .... LX Nurse. Cornelius Thomas Callender nSllt7I'fj'U Hare your convictions and stand firm. Busi- ness Manager of Attkotat. Boys Chorus . . . Foot- hall . . . Roles in junior and Senior Plays . . . Milk Shakes . . . Own the hest and highest pro- ducing farm in Rocking- ham County. Mrs. Cecil C. Ikenberry She is not only a teacher hut a pal as well, l.ovud hy all hut none can show the depths of their ap- preciation for her. Margaret Auville Maggie A smile is the trafle mark of a happy soul. Choral Club . . . Chal- ler . . . Atnzolm . . . Collections of Souvenirs . . . Hot llogs . . . George Burns, Gracie Al- len . . . 'l'ClCIll'lOllCc,1i- erator in the Future. SENIORS Glen Ray Caricofe K ifk- off Beneath that calm ex- terior there lies a heap of diversity. Choral Club . . . Basketball . . . Pie and lee Cream . . . john XN'ayne ancl How- artl Dub' . . . Engineer- ing ancl Construction is his outlook. Anne Lou Dillard Lury Laugh and the world laughs with you. Cho- ral Club . . . llramatic . . . Cliuttrr . . . AU- aoim . . , Bowling . . . Cheesebnrger . . . Al ,lolson . . . Hit Paracle . . . A Secretary is her aim. George Henry Dovel Buddy Ladies, good laclies, please leave me alone. Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Track . . . Foot- ball . . . Chatter . . . ,AIYRORA . . . Patrol . . . Hamburger . . . Engin- eer Craclio-electronicsl . . . Designing in the Future. Samuel Walton Dovel lhbillllllllyu Men of few wortls are lbe best men. Milk Shakes . . . Bob Hope . . . Hit l'aratle . . . AURORA Staff . . . Hob- by Club ..., A typist is his aim. William Lawrence D ovel f- Bur' A lion among the latlies is a clreaclful thing. Bas- ketball . . . Baseball . . . Assistant Business Man- ager . . . Roles in Alun- ior and Senior Plays . . . lfootball . . . Boys Cho- rus . . . Patrol . . . Monogram . . . Coach. Martha Lou Furry tKI4isJJ She has a pleasant wortl and a smile for every- one. Choral Club . . . Dramatics . . . Clmttvr . . . Treasurer F. H. A. . . . junior Play . . . Musician is her ambition. Carolyn june Garst Garstie' How tloes the little busy bee improve the shining hour? Editor of Cha!- teir. .,F.H.A.. .. Choral Club . . . Make- up liditor of Atnzoa.-x . . . Playing Piano Hobby . . . Musician in the Fu- ture. V SENIORS Flora Belle Harvey Helen Faye Hassler Ruby Is-abelle Flour Barrel Blondie Hawkins lf talk will do it Speech is silver, silence Red sl1e'll win. Basketball is golden. . . . F. H. A happy smile, a cheer- . . , Softball . . . Track A. . . . Choral Club . . . ful face, help a lot in . . . Dramatic Club . . . Aukokix . . . Collecting any place. . . . F. H. Choral Club . . . F. H. movie star's pictures . . . A. Chatter . . , Choral A ..... Sl!'1100I Clzaltef' cheeseburgers . . . be :1 Club , , . AURDRA . . . . . . junior play . . . switchboard operator. Cbeeseburgers . . . Re- Auuokix . . , l3evil's food ceptionist. Cake . . . Monogram Club . . . Nurse in the future. Dormand Elwood Hensley Rat-k-Off Do not take school too seriouslyg you will never get out of it alive. . . . I . F. A. Chatter . . . Guitar Club . . . Loaf- ing . , . Fried Chicken . . . Soldier, Ora Daniel Hollen Jr. 1'7m1r1y Nature might stand up and say, This is a man. . . . Basketball . . . Baseball ...i -X Uuolm . . . lee Cream . . . Auto Mechanic. Loretta jane Johnson Hjflllllfu Three things that shine, the moon, sun and my hair. Cheerleader . . . Choral Club . . . junior play . . . Cltafter . . . Softball . . . Hamburg- ers , . , Stenographer. Carl David Mongold Hank To study or not to stu- dy, that is the question. . . . Chatter. . . Base- ball . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . AURok.x ...Hot Dogs . .. Mechanic. Noval Lauraine Morris Laura She is good naturerl, good hunurred, and free. F. H. A .... Basket- ball . . . Softball . . . Choral . . . Dramatic . . . Cliattcr .... A 1'RoRA . . . Skating . . . Ham . . . Blake the best of what l do, joan Rawley Myers .lm1nie Speech is great but sil ence is greater. . . fhoral Klub . . , Chaf- Ier. . . Avizoim . . . l llr :X .... llress lie signer, SENIORS Joyce Early Myers my Gather your roses while you may, you never again may pass this way. . . . Alilzoim , . . Basketball . . . Choral Club . . . Home liconomics Teach- er. Carl William Perry Helen Marie fa Parr Plaugher Talking, he knew not Silt what and cared not why l shall ever lincl a way . . . Avkokix . . . Dra- or make one. . . . Cho- ral Club . . . ifliutfrr . . . Amzokix . . . Beu- lah . . . Otliee Girl, matic Club . . . Bob Hope . . , To get what l want. Evelyn Louise Rhodes .S'lmrl-v Renate Tlse Ruth Schulz Ruhr She hath a hezul as Ulfriemlship that will live souncl as a bell, and the forever, and in our mem- tonguc is the chipper. ories flies, no never. . . . . . . Choral . . . Chat- l'horal . , . Basketball lvr ..,. Mikom . . . . , . Fashion Designer. Nursing is to be her ea l'l'l'l'. Hattie Frances Skinner Curly Six Still waters run deep. . . . junior anal Senior plays .... A Ukoim . . . Rose Catherine Simmers Most fair of face, most Winsome in her grace. .. .Choral. . . F, H. A .... CQIIIIHPI' . . . Cilnztfevr . . , Hot Dogs AURORA , , , Secretary . . . She aims to be an is her aim. Airline llostess. Bonnie Marie Smith U.SwlI'1iHj'U A good disposition, l prefer to gold. . . . Choral . . . AURoRA . . . Clzallvr . . . To become an excellent dancing teacher, SENIORS Jane Patterson Soule ulyatu A laugh will always win, if you can't laugh, just win. . . . Choral . . . ,lunior and Senior Plays . . . Chaltvr. . . AURORA . . . ,lust Be Success- ful. Phyylis Jayne Southard .S'ud.v Her tongue is on a pi- vot, it waggs at hoth ends . . , Basketball . . . Chatter . . . AURoRA , . . Airplane Hostess. Bettv Ann Supinger 1'Brli.v Let the cares of tomor- row care for themselves . . . Choral . . . llra- matie . . . Senior Play . . . AURORA . . . Nur- sing is her highest aim. Thomas Franklin Tutwiler Tut lt's a great plague to lie too C?j handsome a man. . . . Choral . . . Clmlter . . . AnRoR,t . , . Fried Chicken .... A v- iator. Barbara Lou White Balm She thinks what she says, and says what she thinks. . . . Manager of Basketball team . . . Senior Play . . . Choral . . . Chatter . . . AURoR.ft . School Teafzher. Lula Dorene Wimer Li!tlr LuLu As welcome as sunshine in every place. . . . F. H. A .... Choral . . . Chatter . . . AURORA . , . Beulah . . . Make the most out of life. Doris lean Wine Hat You never saw such style. . . . Basketball . . . Clzaller . . . AnRoRA . . . Senior Play . . . Coach. Crandad eets A Pal Nirs l 'mr't Xlorton, 'L ple'is'mt looking . ., ,. . . . ... 'Wu tirantlarl, a spry olcl man ................ .-Xngie, a maitl of sixteen years .......... lletty Sharlcluck, an attractive girl ...... Kep Shatltlnek, a regular hoy of fourteen .lack Norwootl, an attractive young man... lloratious Xenophon Hooley, a tramp... ltrogan, a rather slupitl policeman ..... -lane Xtootls, a cute girl ot' fourteen .,.,.. Xlrs. X ictoria Harrington, a pompous wt liella Harrington, a glamour girl ......... Miss Drusilla lloliliins, an olcl maid... Newslioy ........................... IIN-ll IUZIII .... . . . . . . ,lane Soule .Marshall Garst l.auraine Klorris ...llorothy Vyright ...lieorge lloyel . . . llerry llutlley ......l2ill Uovel . . .'l'om Callentler .llarliara XYhite 1. .. ,.... lloris -lean Xtine , ...lletty Ann Supinger ....l rances Skinner ....lJanny Hollelt tirantlatl has just recovered lrom a long illness, hut he is still spry and peppy. L'nhe- Imown to his tlaughter, Mrs. Morton, he slips oft to take a little walk anal makes the ac- quaintance of a most unusual character . , . a hoho from a nearliy tramp jungle. XYhile Xlrs. Morton is at the station to meet a clistinguishecl guest, Mrs. Yictoris Harrington, who is going to stop over for the night, tiranclatl's new pal comes to the house antl they talk over a scheme for making a million tlollars. The tramp, lloratiotts Xenophon Hooley, persuafles Grantlatl to tlraw his sayings out ol the bank to tinance the venture. Since Grantlacl isn't strong enough to walk to the hank, he exchanges clothes with Hooley so Hooley can impersonate him and get the money. ln the meantime, the guest arrives hy car instead of train . . . she is amazed at Grantlatl's appear- ance when he intromluees himself. The tramp returns aml having light-liugerecl VVIIXS, takes everything he can timl .... the guest's purse, watch, ring, antl money. Not realizing there are two men, the guest thinks tiramlafl is the thief. XX'hen Mrs. Morton comes home she is astouuclecl to know that Hooley has heen fountl hicling in the room. He tries to make a getaway, hut a policeman nahs him antl lirings him hack. Now comes the greatest complication of all . . . Gramlatl is anxious for Hooley to he on his way so as to make the million clollars. However, it is just at this time that the police otiicer has instructions to quarantine the house :intl all occupants for two weeks lmecause Hooley has ht-en exposerl to a case ot' smallpox in the tramp jungle. XYith Ciranrlarl's secret help, Hooley tries to escape in several ingenious ways UNCC hy putting on a long nightgown helonging to Nliss llrusilla llohhins. an olrl maitl. :X phone call from heatltluarters tells the cop to lift the quarantine as the case ot smallpox tutnetl out to he only a rash. They search Hooley, hut strange lo say none of the stolen articles are on him. -lust as they are ahout to release him, .-Xngie, the maicl, making a startling tliscoyery which brings clown the house, netting :Xngie a neat sum antl entling the play on a high note. CUTEST 'IU 1111 my 'l'1lIXXilt'I' 111111 lim fx-4m thx XX'1'igl11 Wh0's Who MOST MOST STUDIOUS ATHLETIC Hl'l'I'y Hill Umllcy lluwl :mel :md Cz11'olx'11 lflmwl Holla' lmrst Hurx ox BEST ALL-AROUND Ilzumy llullvn :xml -lzum' klulmscm WITTIEST l'l1yHls Smltluzml :xml xIIll'Sh1lH Kizmrxt MOST MOST MOST MOST MOST LIKELY ORIGINAL POPULAR POLITE MUSICAL TO SUCCEED Ucurgc Nl:u'sl1:1ll Derry 'H11111115' llcrry lluvcl llarst llurllcy Tulwilcr llucllcy :unl :md :xml :md :mcl luvcc -Izmic -lime Lkmmlyxu K-IIIWDIXII Xlyicrs -IUIIIISUII Scmlc Gam! Gaul Editor Carolyn Garst Ig'llSiIlC.YS ilfalza-ger Marshall Garst Literary Sfonxor Miss Bowman cllool Chatter Assistant Editor Janice Miller ,-lssistczrlt 1gLtJ'i7If'.Y.V john Hall llizsirzczrs Sponsor Mr. Glick illonagvr lfirst Row-L. to R,-Miss Bowman, ,lonnit Kline, Marshall Garst, jzinice Miller, .irolyn Garst, john Hall, I. Frank VVine, Bobliy XX'ill. Second Row-Cleta llcrry, Lena Rodeffer, Audrey VYilfong, Filene Keplinger, Betty Kcsslcr, llorenc VVimer, Edgar Xlcfonnell, Ray Brown llinkel, Tom Callender, lJale.lJel.:mtur. Third Row-Adair McConnell, ,Ioan Kessler, Beatrice Revercomh, Lavonne lkenlrerry, llorothy Myers, Dorothy Hussey, Mary Frances Cromer, Mary -lane Anderson, Eddy Hclquist, Edward Stickley, Paige XVill, joe Lineweaver. Fourth Row-Louise Owcn, Alice Smith, Catherine Simmers, Sarah Bettie Turk, Peggy Laws A-Xtntu Lou Dillard, Lauraine Morris, Evelyn Heatwole, Carolyn lkenlmerry, Martha Lou Furry, Betty Steele, Phyllis Southard. Melod Maidens l'1'v.virl'011f ..... ..... ANR SOUl.lC Vi f'4' Pr 1'.x' idvnt .... . . 1liliNA'l'li SCHULZ .S'1'cr1'll1r.x' ...... .......... I SONN Ili SMITH Trvaszzrvr .,.. .... l .AVONNE IKILNIBERRY lx'vfwrh'r. . . .............. DORIS 'UCAN JOHNSON l,i177'lU ilIlI.Y. .. ...DORIS M Il.l.l'fR, FRANCES SKINNIER .S.f'!III.S'1U' ............................................- MRS. MCCONNFLI. l irst Ruvs'-fl.. ln R,-Ilnris Alezm -ltlllllfillll, Jxllll lilliutl, Lax'u1111e lkeulrerry, livelyll llezllwule, ,luyce Myers, l.1u1r:1i11e Morris, klllflllyll XYill, llllfllllfil XX'l1ite, Veggy l.:Lws, Mrs, lkenlrerrv, Xlra. XlCfvtIIlIlUll, Szlthexm flzmrk, Renate Schulz, Gene Kliller, .l11111111 Kline, llernita Sllllll, llfifilllly Hussey, Q':m1ly11 lkenlwerry, :1111l IJur111l1y Myers. Seumrl RUXY .'XIlllC Suter, lfrzxllees Skinner, Xla1'g:1ret Auville, Maxine SllL'l-l.Cl', Shirley Nuxille, Xlnxine Sllull, lletly Spitler, Shirley Nlillllllllg, Nilllfy Llrmflner, Rulmertu Swecker. lluris Alcan Mrmgolcl, lletty Steele, Alice Smith, Mary jane AIlflCI'S0ll, ,Xlclzx llriver, Betty Kessler, 1.1-11:1 liomlcfler, ,-Xuclrey XYill'm1g, Klein Perry, Klury Frances LATUIIICT, Betty Helquist. 'l'l1ir1l Row-llm'is Xliller, Czlmly11 iinrst, Vltlllll Myers, l'eggy l'11rcly, -lzmiee Miller, Szxrnll llellie Turk, llflffllllj' XX'rigl1t, lslllfll Belle Hxlrvey, Martha Lou Furry, lim-is .lean XX'i11e, llillllllk' Smith, Patsy Xlezlver, Xlilmla Llllllllltflll, :Xva llowclysllell, Mxxrilyn Lung, . XlIT12l MillC1'. Merln Knott, Helen Hnfsler, DI111111 Hzlrvey, lietly X':111ce, slezm Peters, f1QI'Sl'lUll Sl1i':kel, jane Soule. l'lUlll'lll Ruw--N111'111:1 -lame XX'iSe, llentricc RCVCI'CllllllJ, Fvely11,Rlw1les, l':1tl1e1'i11e Simmers, xxlllll' 1,4711 Ilillzml, .lflllll Kessler, .lean Hrrwclyshell, Helen lllZlllgl1Cl', Thelma l'lllllA!TlllIl, Nlzmrgzmrel Rlwmles, f.ll2l.l'lUllO MCNCH, Leslie -lO1lSOI1, lllllllillll lleatl, Ruby Baker, Xlzlrgurcl XYilf1n1g, Helly Sayre, Ruth linker, Pearl Long, Rulry Long, Virginia Cook, liilelle Kc-plingcr, lielly .xllll SlllllllHL I', Nancy SlllllII2L'l', xlzxnire Sou1l1:11'4l. I One Backward Time-Freshman Year-1946-1947 Place-Bridgewater High School Officers-President-Wade Bodkin Vice-President-Robby johnson Secretary-eFlora Belle Harvey Treasurer-Dorot.hy Wright Advisor-Mr. Holleu Time-Sophomore Year-1947-1948 Place-Bridgewater High School Officers-President-Marshall Garst Vice President-Dorothy Wright Secretary-Danny Hollen Treasurer-Janie johnson Advisor-Mrs. McConnell Time-'lunior Year-1948-1949 Place-Bridgewater High School Officers-President-Marshall Garst Vice President-Owen Lee Sec1'etarysDa1my Hollen Treasurer'-Berlin Wimer Advisor-Mr. Penick VV right Time-Senior Year-1949-1950 Place-Bridgewater High School Officc-rs-President-Marshall Garst Vice President-Berlin Wimer Secretary-Jean Howdyshell Treasurer-Dorothy Wright Advisor-Mrs, Ikenberry Flower-Rose Colors-Old Rose and Silver Motto- We are not at the Top, but Climbing. Graduation Glance 6'0f Footprints and Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. SETTING -Longfellon' Time Out-of-doors-A plain wall and scenery. A gate in background with foot prints through it. Seats or benches in front of wall. Vrocessional .. Response Song Salutatorian .. Dancers .... Class l'resident Topic. lrlistoriztii . Garden scene. . Poet .... S FOOTPRINTS leading juniors and Seniors Juniors and Seniors Flora Belle Harvey ,loan Myers, Frances Skinner, Catherine Simmer, Barbara White, Anne Lou Dillard Pianist ..... The Shoes NVe Choose Time of Our Lives Carl Perry, Once Upon A Time Berlin VN'imer, .Lauraine Morris . Marshall Garst ,lean Howdyshell Thomas Callender . Betty Supinger Dorene Wimer .... Cutest ........ Most Studious Athletic ...... Best-all-around VVittiest ...... Most original . Most popular . Most polite Most musical Most likely to s Leader .... Prophet ..... Footnotes Introduction . . ucceed Timepiece ..... Hot foot ,.... STARTIME Presents Superlatives . . . . Dorothy Wright Tommy Tutwiler Berry Dudley Carolyn Garst Bill Dovel Flora Belle Harvey Janie Johnson Danny Hollen Marshall Garsl Phyllis Southarcl Joyce Myers George Dovel Marshall Garst Janie Johnson . . . Berry Dudley Jane Soule Carolyn Garst Tommy Tutwiler Berry Dudley Carolyn Garst .. . Dorene Wimer Jane Soule . . . Doris Jean Wine ... . .. Bill Dovel . . . . . . George 'Dovel Seniors in Pantomime: Helen Hassler, Frances Skinner, Danny Hollen, Sammy Dovel, Elwood Hensley, Catherine Simmers, Dorene VVimer, Helen Plaugher, Ray Schulz, Ruby Hawkins, Joyce Myers, Margaret Auville, Phyllis Southard, Tom Callender, Ray Cari-cofe, Evelyn Rhodes, Carl Mongold, Tommy Tutwiler. Cheerleaders ................... Dorothy Wright and Janie Johnson Testator .... .............. ..................... , J anie Johnson Time's Up Giftorians . .. .... The Shoe Box ...................... Martha L. Furry Dorothy Wright, and Bonnie Smith Valedictorian .... ...........,............................ C arolyn Garst School Song We Live Our school ofiicially opened on September 6 with a record enrollment of 203 in the high school and 259 in the grades. The Seniors journeyed to Charlottesville September 24 to visit Monticello and view the football game between the Cavaliers and George Vlfashington University at beautiful Scott Stadium. Virginia 27, George Vlfashington 13. The student body and faculty enjoyed four feature length films during the school year- i'DrumsCAlong the Mohawk, Great Guns, Green Grass of Wyoming and One Mil- ion B. i. Five lyceums under the production of the Southeast School Assemblies were presented featuring Ethel Hanley's Marionettes, The Lenaros-Sweethearts of Melody, Burton Lynn jackson-Marimbist, and Philip Robertson-Musicologist. Six editions of the Chafler were published under the leadership of Miss Bowman and served as a record of the school's activities. The active P. T. A. of our school met in nine meetings with the theme together in- cluding Go-to-School Night, P. T. A. supper, and senior picnic. The District P. T. A. meeting was held here March l4. They also sponsored a film Pennies From Heaven starring Bing Crosby in their February meeting. The students and faculty enjoyed the usual Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter holi- days. A number of teachers meetings were holidays for the student body, but were not for the faculty. The final meeting was held here May 6. A successful Halloween Carnival was staged on October 31 with a pleasant evening of entertainment for all. The proceeds were used for the purchase of equipment for the school. The Senior Class presented as their class play Grandad Meets A Pal. The juniors presented The Elusive Bachelor in March. The Wildcats participated in fourteen basketball District M league games and two non- league games. The boys finished fourth in the win and lost column of the thirteen District M teams. The basketball season provided enjoyable evenings of recreation for all. For the first time in the history of B.H.S. a handbook entitled The Bridgewater High Bridge was introduced and welcomed by students, teachers, and parents. Many assemblies presented by both the high school and grades 'proved both entertaining and educational. The final assembly was a recognition to those receiving athletic and literary awards. Student teachers from Madison and Bridgewater College preparing themselves .for the teaching profession spent ninety semester hours in our school for student observation and teaching. The students eagerly awaited their report cards at the end of each six week period. VVe hope that the most leaves turned the night before the examinations at the end of each semester. The Seniors express their appreciation to the Juniors for their annual Junior-Senior entertainment. The Class Night, Baccalaureate Service and Commencement were all in tribute to the successful Seniors of '50, the grandest class in all the world! i It l. Bridgewater Spirit Tempo marcia Words and music by Nanson T. HUF:-wus, '20 - - 1 ee e :-,,--.ie J-iii' ,E-5 J 5 Esglqwglirzzl - Bridge- we-wr High, 'tis thee we cheer, As in the days of old 3 2. We lovethywalls and sa-cred halls All in a. liap-py throng W- - - 1 .- 1, e i ' or fi ' I 2 2 ' I I vu' Q :E-ifsiaf--iijgg 'J -If e f'jEi:33'b4 -l iP'?l-'Y' 2'-5 'Jl. - 341411514 aj, We praise thy name which ie so dear, And stand by the blue and gold. . We nl-ly to thy stan-dan! t.rue,Wlt.hmin,h and joy and song. . J l J J r' - f e' J-' Za- on -4- 7 - ll- 3 7-. fa'f3JF..5rFq'2aiia E'Q Cnonus I P 4- his A JT - li! 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NEY 31 SONS THE BEACON PRESS DEPARTMENT STORE Opposite Post Office And Just As Reliable C 0 M P L I M E N T S Compliments of 0 F T H E DAYTON FARM SUPPLY ,MRGMN PLACE CC. Your logical source of Compliments supply for of COAL VALLEY BOOKS WAYNE FEEDS 13-ER-I-ILIZERS PHONE 1235 1 S. LIBERTY ST HARDWARE WHERE SFORTSMEN MEET Massey-Harris n I n and New Ides Hunting ..... Fishing Farm Equipment Athletic Equipment PHONE 44 Harrisonburg, Virginia 4S. Peoples Chevrolet, Inc. Mason St. Telephone 5 HARRISONBURG - - VIRGINIA jordan Brothers Hatchery BRIDGEWATER - - VIRGINIA PHONE 21-F-2 Virginia, U. S. and Pullorum Clean Chicks Rock-Red Crosses ...... New Hampshires Pure Bred Aberdeen-Angus Cattle INVESTMENT SECURITIES Nelson T. Huffman BRIDGEWATER Phone . . . . . 70-L Bridgewater L. G. Balfour Company ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Leading Manufacturers of CLASS RINGS and PINS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS DIPLOMAS, CUPS, MEDALS, TROPHIES, CLUB INSIGNA Jewelers and Stationers to The Senior Class of Bridgewater High School gsgsai 315532: STATE FARM MUTUAL INSURANCE PAYS FOR: C0- I. Sickness RAY B. MILLER, Agent 2. Accident 3. Hospitalization I 4. Old Age AUTO-FIRE-LIFE 5. Death OFFICE It Pays If You Live It Pays If You Die See or Write J. A. BOSSERMAN District Manager TELELPHONE 1466 107 S. Main St. Harrisonburg, Va. 514 First National Bank Residence-Bridgewater PHONE Harrisonburg 29 Bridgewater 32-F-20 CONGRATULATIONS FROM The Dupl an Corporation MANUFACTURERS FINE WOVEN FABRICS ALL ESSENTIALS GROTTOES . . . VIRGINIA H - b Early Equipment Co.. Inc. UEIISUH uf , g Case Farm Machinery Gl'0Cel'Y COIIIPCIIY. Inc- Milk Coolers-Home Freezers Milkers--Garden Tractors EDOM ROAD Harrisonburg., Virginia 00000 Harrisonburg, Virginia S H E N G A S , T C 0 M P L I M E N S Ideal Fuel for the Rural Homes 0 F For Cooking, Refrigeration, Water Heating and Spare Heating Sold and Serviced by 1 Consumers Utilities Co. PHONE 6 Bridgewater, Va. 180 South Main Street Harrisonburg, Virginia RIDDLEBERGER BROS. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS 265 North Main Street Harrisonburg, Virginia SZ. PHONE 191 H. D. Riddleberger Roy Riddleberger Wilson Harrison C o M P L IM E N T S 0 F ROCKINGHAM C0 - OPERATIVE FARM BUREAU. INC. Harrisonburg, Virginia 177 The House Co-Operation Built BRANCHES BRIDGEWATER, TIMBERVILLE ELKTON AND CROSS KEYS COMPLIMENTS ...SILVERGRlLL... O F Mt. Crawfrd, Va. Friddle's New Steam 00000 Bakery Foot-Long Hot Dogs I v Sandwiches-Soft Drinks Harrisonburg, Vlrginla Curb Service .. ooooo o0OOo Bread and Fine Pastries We Appreciate Your Patronage EAT ICE CREAM for nownns oOOOo YOUR HEALTH We Telegraph Flowers Anywhm oOOOo Imperial Ice Cream Co. II5 East Market Street Harrisonburg, Virginia D. S. THOMAS 6 SONS PoNTIAc: DEALER Sixes and E ights C. T. RIDDEL LUMBER COMPANY LET THE RIDDEI. BUILDERS SOLVE YOUR BUILDING RIDDLES SALES and SERVICE TELEIJHONE TEI,EI,PHoNE BRIDGEWATER 87 OFFICE 108 RESIDENCE 76-J C O M P L I M E N T S 00000 , O F Comp11ments WARNER BROS. of cr VIRGINIA THEATER F R I E N D oOOOo 00000 Harrisonburg, Virginia SEAL-O-SAN COMPLIMENTS The Non-Skid Gym Finish In Use In Over 6800 Gymnasiums 0 F Throughout the Nation IVIILES MUSIC C . HUNTINGTON 0 LABORATORIES. Inc. 00000 Huntington, Indiana Robert S. Scott, Representative 24-08 Stanley Ave., Roanoke., Va. 35 W. Court Square Harrisonburg, Virginia IOSJIEYGSONS GLEN SHOIVIO Harrisonburg,s Oldest WISH THE GRADUATES OF 1950 ALI, THE BENEFITS AND BI.EssINcs OF A FREE AND DEMOCRATIC WORLD RECAPPING AND VULCANIZING SERVICE ooOoo 530 Main Street PHONE 674-J l l The Valley Creamery LINCOLN - MILLER. Inc. Inc- Distributors Harrisonburg. Virginia AMOC0 TIRESQ BATTERIES Manufacturers ACCESSORIES Of 115 W. Bruce St. MASSANUTTEN BUTTER PHONES 308-1425 and VALLEY GOLD ICE CREAM Harrisonburg, V1-ginia C O M P L I M E N T S PHONE 418-W 102 E. Market St. 0 F PAINTS-DUPONT-VARNISHES EAGLE PRODUCE WALLPAPER To . . All . . Wilt: . . Read . . This Advertisement I Harrisonburg Paint Store Harrisonburg, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia C 0 M P L I M E N T S lohn W. 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