Bridgewater High School - Glider Yearbook (Bridgewater, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1949 volume:

x 7 e, the Seniors of the Class of l9l+9, do ded cate thls, our arrual to The People 1F ard around the com,unity of Bridge water There isn't much doubt as to what group this annual, the Senior Class's last burst of energy 1n high school, should All through the years the communlty and the people it embraces have shown a deep and COfStTUCtlV8 interest 1D the stukmts and ln our school You have glV6H freely of your time, money,and energy This year especially a new scoreclock ard new uri forms have daily reminded us of vom'Mnd ness We can only repay you by h8V1Hg attempbd to get the nost good out of the school you have furnlshed us and by thankinggou from the bottom of our hearts Thls is your book We have tried to make it the best ever We hope you enjoy it ,Y H . i Q 11 -l 4 r 4 rn ' be dedicated. .l . ' L A ' I A A I J O D l l I ADMINISTRATIUN Y! 'far' 7wflfe Superlxterdent of Bridpewater School B A Grinnell College Graduate work Iowa state Teachers Collewe P A Drake University hargaret arnold Preston . o T Coll Iowa Bessie NcKahan State Teachers College Drake University Erma W. GOlZ B. A. Simpson College Iowa State Lillie B. Gibson Iowa State Teachers College Iowa Chicago Art Institute Maude State Drake Shirley Camobell B. N. Simpson College Vurriel Shatava Teachers College D2 Chaoman Teachers College University . , L I . , ,, W T Q : i , I Y -Q ,, 5 .N 1. f.. 2 V 2 A Ag 52 Q 1 . 3 J ' 'di , ' f 1 Q A 1 g ., B A. . v a 5- , V. 2 ' s ' dm f- - 0 ' Q : 3 I f' I TQ ' 5 .- I ' ,fi ' 3 ky f ., j - I V. 2 . 9 5 I '35 it . , A v 3 hd r , .1 - - - -.- , , . . , 3, -, I N .. ,,, J 1 .r 5 5, ' f '3 ' 'V - Q ' 'A I,-1455 jf? r Q a , M. 4 V an ,Q-wg? ,-' 3:-Q -'wa 2, 1.2. ,. , , ,J .2 Q' 'I s-P i I X b ' m !r l Av f O rr l I . . 1 I 1 -7 ' o o 9 f- .- W C' Y ' hi X. U I A r I A , X . A 'Y ' C' T o VJQ IV, o LJ: 0 ' . B 0 S 0 NIURS RG emov GYOSK DnhORwS PFUTRI LL.R Chrntz Cottage, 3 Ralrbow Cottape, A Barometer Staff, A Breeze Staff, 3 Class Presldert, 2 , Annual St ff, A Glee Club, l 2 3 L JOY COLE Chlntz Cottage, 3 Rainbow Cottage, L, Barometer Staff, 2 h, Breeze Staff Basketball,l 2 Secretary Trea urer l Glee Club, 3 A Annual Staff, 'BW Clu , DOROTPY ROOS Crrntz Cottage 3, R8lFbOW Cottape, A Barometer Staff, h Annual Staff, A Secretary Treasurer, 3 Vrce Pre lde t l Glee Club 2 UFLOw 0 RLCH Chintz Cottape, 3 Rainbow Cottare, L Barometer St ff, Annual Staff,L Vlce Presldent, 3 Basketball 2 3 L Clee Club l 2 3 L 1 Rllfl SCU' WVR Chlntz Cottage, 3 Ralnbow Cottage, A Baroreter Staff A Breeze Staff, 3 Secretary Treasurer, 2 AHHUJL Staff, A Flee Club, l 2 3 WI I 'L CHES Clee Club, A 'B' Club, 2 3 L, Vlce Pre ldert, A Bas etball l 2 3 LOV MCDERTOTT Ch1DtZ Cottage, 3 Rainbow Cottage, A Ba eball, l 2 3 L Annual Staff G ee Club, A NB Club, 2 L V166 Presldert, 2 Basketball, l 2 3 L Class Presldent, 1 3 Secretary Treasurer, L aaa qv 3 Ceegfamenf Ie, the Class of l9L9 of Bridgew ter High School of the County of Adalr, and of the State of Iowa, belrp of sourd mlrd and body after four strenuous years, do hereby make, oublish, and declare this as our last and best w1ll and testameut, hereby revokirg all former wills, bequests, and devices of vhatever rature or form made by us e, the QQHIOTS, wlll to the faculty our regular habits am the excuses we are so pood about brlrplrg from home To the Junlors, we exterd to them the rlpht to accent or re reject all c rved aPd battered desks and all our Senlor dlgnity To tre Sophomores, we w1l1 our ablllty 1n long rqumerts that never get us anywhere and our dlslike for pettlng down to buslness To the Freshmen,we wlll our fondness for coke and Ch6WlHg gum ard our Sklll 1 tltting the aste b skets wlth paber ads In EITVESS WIRRROF, We have hereunto set our hand thls flf teenth day of hay, lf the year nlneteen hundred forty-nine TU' SLTIOR CLASS . 8.1 7' A 'friE V ' - ' 1-,S 9 4 a' i Q . 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Al Narrator Announcer larrator One Narrator o arrator Three harrator Four Narrator Five Slx' Qt 19 PWC Good SNSHIHE, ladles and gentlemen TFlS is Deborah Deadhead with your evening editlon of up to minute news But before I brlng you yesterday's headlines tonlghtn, here 1S a word from our soonsor Girls when you are cleanlng out the barn, does your back ache9 Do your teeth itchn Are your shoes solled and your little pink paws rawo Do you cry at night because you can't malntain your glamourous looks while shovelingf Then li ten closely You, too, can whistle Q pitch and forget forever the horror of strained muscles and dirty clothes Hurry to your nearest dealer and buy a Thomas P lcDermott Atomic P1tCh Fork Establlshed back 1D l9L9, the NcDernott Pitch Fork Company has soent twenty years actually in the barn developing th1s revolutlonary 1970 model Wlth 1ts bullt in rocking chalr, 20 foot handle, a d hydro atomic flinger, tre DcDermott Pitch Fork is the engineerlng mlracle of tle year Get ole today Remember when you think of barn cleaning, think of McDermott Thank you, and now for our first scoop of the evening It takes en ergy to be a good singer and eating 15 the best way to get lt For the story, here's Cene Glrtleback in New York Thls is Gene Glrtleback speaking from Dew Yo k All records verelno tlme in Tlmes Square Defending champion Murriel Shatava fell incmm plete defeat before the flying jaws of the Star Contralto Slim Hgles Senlor Hughes hummed between bites as he consumed sixteen and one half barrels of New England clams to become the undisputed indoor k outdoor champion We found Senlor Hughes eatlng dinner after hisvm tory and asked him how it felt to be so famous His answer BURP Thank you Mr Girtleback It's a little late for Income Tax Stories but when we found a midwestern woman wlth twelve thousand dependenm we couldn't pass it up For the tory, here's Bobby Bottlenose Th1s is Bobby Bottlenose in Wlchit , Kansas However, since weghund our news to Madam Deadhead, the dependents 1n question have 1HCI6E ed from twelve thousand to nearly fifteen The lady with the bign r ily is Rabbit Ralser, Delores Ruch Niss Ruch told thls reporter Sw received a pair of the superintendent's pet rabbits when she gradu ated from high school A lot of neople wonder what happens to sailors when they get toodl to tread the decks We declded to flnd out and here's DannyDhdmmnk. Th1s is Danny Dirtyduck in Chicago For twerty years old sailors landing at Navy Pier here in Chicago, have tossed their beards over their shoulders and headed for retirement We followed one lastweek and he led us straight to the Pfundheller Retlrement Home Here we found hundreds of white halred old salts singing and throwing stag parties, wh1le Wvan Pfundheller flew around the kitchen cookingbmml when convicts break out of prison, the authorlties lnstantly notify one person and thelr worries are over Here's the story This is Joe Jellypuss speaking to you from Alcatraz Island Panic relgned yesterday when fifty dangerous crimlnals headed byxutorious wife beater Slugger Golz broke victs had reached the mainland and quickly kicked each one in cells singlng, Wshe was Only a Those Limbs For two stories here are Terry This is Terry Turtleneck in Tu out of this famous prison The con when 'Brass Knucklesn Cole stomped p the Jaw and marched them backtotheir Tree Trimmer's Daughtea, But Look At Turtleneck and Francis Fiddleface scon The engineer of the great Irri gation project here is hiss marilyn Schrader we found this buddirg genius dipping water from the Rio Grande Rlver and an enormous spillway. How does it feel to create a barren wastes we asked. Said the Irrigation queen, Once again the Kentucky Wlldcats wear BB's highest pouring t into garden from Uwso 'ny Back Hurts!W honor. The Grown of world championship. Fireball Roos, the team's first woman coach, has guided her hillbilly crew to top honors. In an interview within the BB wizard, we asked Coach Roos how she liked coaching men's BB. Her answer was:'The BB part is pretty dull, but, BOY, those MUNI' SS PO 6 : y . I, . -, o I . . 3 I- . . I l 0 u ' ' - -, - o l s . . f . ' 7 . 1 r I I I I. . a F ' r . I L. r A J. . . . . - D J T fi -' . . J D I , I . r 1 ' J I o ' J. o Q 2 . . . - 2 S 4 ,x ' Y I ' ' I . O 2 ' s. I 4. . ' ' l I o ' ' I ken today in the annual clam eating contest held each year at this ' ' 6 J ' . f ' ---H 1 . : . . . A . Tw : ' -' a . A n . . O N : D . . I ' A ' L O 4 ' : ' . . --- . . . v . . v . I I. ' ' A ' C I O : . - N , - I N N' : D 0 2 0 ' nr l , V D A A O - QYQSKD Sfigforqa In the fall of 1937 six little boys and girls marched up the hill and became 'students' We were Evelyn Showers, Dean Rechtenbach, Dorothy Roos, Francis Stewart, Richard Williams, and Joy Cole Of these six, only Dorothy and Joy have gone through the twelve years together Lois Walton guided our footsteps the first year Unfortunately Francis Stewart moved away leaving only five in our class The next year we found ourselves in the second grade with Jessie Brown as our instructor Evelyn Showers moved away during our third year and we also lost Dean Rechtenbach Delores Ruch and Wayne Hughes joined us this year so we still had five in our class We soon were in the fourth grade with a different room and a new teacher, Winifred Long Vera Wollenhaupt was our instructor in the fifth, sixth, and seventh grades In our eighth year, Mrs Arthur Jones was our teacher During this year Richard Williams moved to Vinton We had the usual number of parties every year Valentine, Halloween, Christmas, etc I'm sure we'll always remember those dear old school days After going through the usual trials and tribu lations of elementary students quarrels, pranks and punishments, appearing in programs scrubbed and shining in new dresses and ribbons, long pants and ties, here came eighth grade graduation We each received blue diplomas and were we proud High School here we come ' Our sponsor in our Freshman year was Mrs Gertrude Patterson During this year we were merely 'green' and didn't ac complish anything of great importance Those in our class were Delores Pfundheller, marilyn Schrader, Tom McDermott, Dorothy Roos, Joy Cole, Wayne Hughes, Marllyn Williams, and Delores Ruch Our sponsor in our Sophomore year was Robert Preston Marilyn Williams left us this year, decidlng to continue at Greenfield The main event in our Junior year was our class play, 'Chintz Cottage,' Oh, the things that took place during that class play We definitely learned still had our original eight We also got our class rings this year, of course they were the finest to be found Iws Laura Bailey, who was our sponsor helped us plan the Junior Senior Banquet The banquet was held at the Iowana Hotel in Creston The dining room was decorated with bright crepe paper and in one corner was a small windmill with a rock garden around it The table had one long row of blrght colored tulips All these effects were used to bring out the theme of our banquet, Holland At the beginning of our Senior year we had sever in our class, Marilyn Wllliams havirg moved The initlatlon of the Freshmen was our first under taklng We found it great fun for us but we feel the poor Freshmen thought differently The high school annual was our special project during the year The highlight of the year was our skip day We went to the Drake Relays and had a very enjoyable time Our Senior Class Play, 'Rainbow Cottage', was held at the close of the year we will always be grateful to our parents and teachers for making it possible for us to arrlve at thls iunction of our educational career O what the words 'ad lib' meant. Marilyn Williams Joined our class again so we a . . Ki i . ,lr 1. L A + i M if nf A' ix AM. ' 1' F191 V' X X a, 'I' H N v--nunu-...,.. xx .-....,,, 'N mam There are elpht JUHlOTS thls year and we feel that every class member is an outstandlng example of our school The members are Leo Chafa, Leo Raasch, Viola Ahnen, larg ret Bower, Dean Rechtenbach, Leo Rechtenbach, Johnny V8TTlOI and Yathryn Gipple We had a very succe sful olay 'mere Comes Charlien Wh1Ch was dlrected by Niss rexanan harllyn Schrader and Delores Pfundheller were very klnd ln helplng us to nwce lt a success Our subjects this year are nplish Literature, Bookkeeoirp, and Typing The pirls took Home Econon cs whlle the boys took rpriculture The annual Tunlor Senlor banquet was held at the Yirkwood Hotel in Des Moines on lay 6 in honor of the Seriors lovely dlP'9T was engoyed by all In order to make the banquet more succe sful we sold poo at the basketball games to add to tre JUH1OI Play fund At the beglhnlrg of the year we elected the followlnf OfllCeIS Presidert Yathryn Clpple Vlce Presloert Leo Uechtenbach Secretary Treasurer Vlola hne Reporter larp ret Bower Sporsor Irs Iarparet Pre ton The ertlre cla s partlcipated 1F sports and nusic Vlola was or tre g1IlS first team 1U basketball ard Leo Chafa ard Dear Recrterb ch made tle boys flrst team In lusic Dear and Kathryn sanp solos at the usic Cortest ln Corning and the whole class san: ln tie 1lX6d chorus at the co test in This fal l9L8, 13 boys ard QlTlS who trourlt they krev everxthlnp there lvoca was to know, started to school at B H S After the f1ISt Slk veeks we found out how wronp we were Ir our cla s ere sever boys Tax Hurd, Dlck Brawdy, David Campbell, Delmer 'lllldWS, Tack Vo Dermott, Clark Cole, ard Tohn Vetterick The flve girls were Felen Carl, Phyllis Camper, 'yrna Cass, Beverly 'yllie, ard Bart ra V rnhart Johr Vetterlck left us to attexd shool 1F Indlanola after the flrst seme ter Our cla s officers were 'rs Golz, Sponsor, Beverly 'yllie, Presidert, lark Cole, Vlce President Phy 11s Campen, Secretary navld Camobell, Treas rd Jack McDermott was elected reporter fs Jack w s slgred to Scandal edltor or the paper, Tohn Vetterick took lt over hen he moved Nax Hurd wrote it for tre rest of tle year Our outslde actlvltles vere Baseball, Basketball 'US1C, work on the paver ard arnu 1, and a sm ll matlnee at the arnival Fvervbody partlcipat ed 1F all sports, muslc, ard the matlree Tie WDTK on the paper was confined to varlous editors The sub ects which we take this year are Geometry, orld Flstory, Farm Shop, VFEllSH II, and Agriculture Geometry ard AQT1CUltUI9 are taug't by IT Golz and World Hlstory and English II are taugrt by Irs Golz 'e flnd that our teachers have been very oatlent with us and we have an a lot of fur even 1f we did PlVS them ulcers . . . 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's 'V' if x. f' 4 Man. .Q ,.,..v ' 40' 'Fab L s., There were nine of us who entered high school as poor green Freshnen and who spent the first week barping lnto the wrong rooms in search of our class We were Laura Cron, Sherry Gionle, Elma Rechtenbach, farie Raasch, Ruth Raasch, Joann Warrior, Lonnie Scott, D1ck Pcrorran, and Pamor Rechtenbach Piss TcKahan lS our class sponsor and we elected officers as follows President Toann 'arrior V1ce Presldent Lonnle Scott Secretary Treasurer Narie Raasch Reporter Ruth Raasch One of the outstanding events of our freshman year was tle inltiation to the Senlors In the evenlng the rlrr school was invited to a party, at Wl1Ch we furnished the entertainment, spurred on by the paddle wieldlng Sen iors We are now awaitlng our senlor year when we wlll have a chance to use the paddles o the ooor freshles of '52 The subgects whlch we are taking this year are General Sclence, orld History, Erglish I, and Algebra The entire class part1c1pated in sports except Laura Cron who was unable to play basketball due to a broken arn Sherry Gipnle and Wlma Rechtenbach were on the girls basketball squad and Lonnie Scott and Dick Iclorran were managers for the boys squad 'QW Junior High had an enrollment of 13 during the year, but Dorls Poore moved away at Christmas time, leavlng an enrollment of 12 They were Larry Bauer, Frank Cole, Jacquelyn Day, Ruth Garside, Lewis Giople, rarlene Khlep, Paul Prichard, Edward Sshrader, and Iorma Slnner all in the eighth grade Sally Campbell, Dean Cass, and Kay Giople in the seventh grade Our teacher was Mrs Nurriel Shatava In the carnival program we presented a musical number, 'Sunbonnet Sue W All State pupils tests were given January ll We were hosts to rural students from Washington and Jackson townships In February we had a picture contest judged on originality, neataess, mounting, and coloring The winners were Kay Gipple, rorma Sinner, and Sally Campbell Basketball was our main sport activity Our girls were included in the high school training program with Norma and Marlene making the squad wayne Hughes took over the coaching for our boys Although we didn't win all our games we did have fun Ruth Garside and Kay Glpole were chosen from our room to help Barbara cheer lead Current magazines found weekly on our reading table were the following Current Event, Young America, Junior Review,and Young Citizen as well as The Grade Teacher and Normal Instructor. Those chosen to represent our room in the spelling contest held at Green- field were Ruth Garside and Marlene Knieo. Marle1e and Kay kept a perfect spelling record throughout the year. Marlene has had perfect attendance this year.Activities included parties and entertainlng our Mothers on St.Patr1cks Day. K ' An , J J I I es. : ,A ' J ' . , , , I, f, n L o 1 ' , , a la 1- ' gn I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Q I I I I I I I I I I I I I IL 11 I -' . I I C I I I I I I I - I II I I I v. I O I I I I 0 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 0 I I U , r L .- 'X . . We spent the may parading up and down through town and being especially nice . O . Lal. , f . ' A ' . ' ' V. . 1 r ' ' ' 1- 0 I n A ' . ' ' I ,- ' vu Q ' rv 1 2 ' V f U F ' L I 5 .4 , , un ,nv . M Q . 1 . I ' I A 5, I .I . ' if . ' I I 'n O I O I A 0 I I Q . J ' I O O I A O K, Xu' it 1 kifwqx + +43 X if M , fwfl -x 41 , W jf X G55 + , A i 'f'S17':,jA 55222 1 all Liv A U. 'Irv' ' 2: X24 Ai., A M6 V142 w, PJ-.1 4,4 ,355 ia. we , Mme.. 4 I 5 ww? Vs K' I We Q I , S We have twelve enrolled this year. In fifth grade: Norma Rechtenbach, Ronnie Kniep, John Gipple and Billy Lents. The fourth grade: Donny McMor- ran and Tommy Lents. The third grade: Jane Gipple, Nancy Davis, Sue Camp- bell, Mary Metzger, Ronda McCall and Larry Lents. Nancy moved away in'the spring. Everyone enjoyed parties on Halloween and Christmas. On Valentine's Dey, we invited our mothers and little brothers and sisters. We used the things we had learned in school for our program. It consisted of music, which Mrs Campbell had taught us, Geography pictures and stories which we had worked out in a Geography project, stories about birds which we had studies, choral reading, and some health exercises which we did with the victrola All Fifth Grade children have written the names of states in the United States and their capitals on an outline map They made a very thorough study of the United States this year Fourth Grade have studied about oioneer days in the United States The stories they read were extremely interestlng Of course we all want to use good English If we don't, we write it on a piece of paper and out it in an error box We have Club , we open the box and find out the mimakes have made Our treasurer counts the money we bring which gives him lesson in Arithmetic Our spelling chart looked fine There were more perfect lessons than those with words missed Exoerlments in Sclence vere interestlng, we wlsh we could have done more We have learned to know many blrds, which have come to eat the food we put on our feeding board The D1CtUT6S of many other blrds are on our bulletln board We wlll know many of our summer birds when they come back from the South Our bulletin boards have been decorated in keeping wlth each month Third Grade made the March olctures of wlndmllls and tulios Fummq On the opening of school in September our department had ten pupils dlvided between first and second grades and has remalned the same through the months except for one slight change Grade one had Johnny Conaway, Gary Firch, and Roger Gioole The girls were Fra1ces Cass and Carolyn Golz Joe Moore was enrolled in grade one for one month Grade two had one boy, Dick Golz, son of our superintendent Our group enjoys real work and plenty of reading, penmanshio, numbers, and language as well as lots of fun wlth games in our room and also in the gym We also liked art and parties, and sometimes entertain our mothers Our teacher was Mrs Lillie Gibson She had about the most fun of any of us We took oart in the carnival in October when we helped with the musical DTOUTGM giV1UP several selectlons with our Rhythm Band We also conducted the FlSh Pond for the carnlval wh1ch netted several dollars for the fund For the School ChT1StmdS Play, 'Why the Chimes Rangn the chlldren of our department sketched the WlFdOW for the churck ln the back drop of the scenery facu ywash ngtor's blrthday we entertalned our mothers, grandmothers, an 0 0 ' n H A . , a I The girls are: Judy Ford, Betty Lou Cass, Sandra Gipple and Rita Gipple. . QQ L i. T ' ' ' ,NH ' d A ITIES HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Class this year consisted of the Junior and Sopho- more girls. They were: Margaret Bower, Viola Ahnen, Kathryn Gipple, Myrna Cass, Beverly Wyllie, Helen Carl, Barbara Barnhart, and Phyllis Campen. These girls served a very delicious Carnival supper in the Primary Room which was transformed into a comfortable dining room. The girls were dress- ed in blue skirts, trimmed with eyelet, and crisp white blouses. Popcorn, apples, and candy were sold by the Home Economic girls at all the ball games. This money was used to buy new equipment for the Home Ec- onom1cs'Room. A new Singer sewing machine was purchased for the girls. Household management was a main unit of study during the year. Many different articles of clothing were made and were shown at a style show. A May Tea for the mothers brought the year to a very successful close. AFRICULTURE While the Sophomore and Junior girls took Home Economics, the boys took Agriculture They were Dean Rechtenbach, Johnie Warrior, Leo Raasch, Leo Chafa, Leo Rechtenbach, David Campbell, Clark Cole, Max Hurd, Dick Brawdy, Delmar Williams, and Jack McDermott They studied hybrid corn and made several fleld trips to examine different types Different varieties of oats were also studied A course in farm shop was included in this class The boys made bookcases, porch swlngs, wardrobes, utility cabinets, lawn Ch8lTS, and other articles for the farm home They also made a set of backboards to be used as play ground equipment here at school The boys are hoping this new equipment will bring forth several experts at the game of basketball Smashed thumbs and small cuts were the evidences of this course but it was engoyed despite these mishaps During the last two months of school, rationing and livestock feeding were studied GLIDER During most of the second semester, the Senior Class directed by Mrs Robert Preston, tried to make this Glider a great success We went to the surrounding towns and sold 8dV6It1SlHE Then came the hard part of writing and typing articles and ads One day was devoted to picture taking 'e also worked several evenings on this project BAROMFTER On November 2 the newspaper staff was elected by the student body to wr1te articles for the Barometer section which appeared in each edltion of the Bridgewater Times during the school months A report of the varied 8CtiVit1SS and special class work was given from each class in high school and from the grades The sports column was given much space The humor columnist occasionally added 'their' bit t the news Other items as the calendar, locals, and humor were found in the Barometer tant editor Helen Carl and Myrna Cass were feature editors Leo Rechten bach and Leo Chafa were boys sports reporters and Beverly Nyllie and Sherry Clpple were glrls sports reporters music reporters were Kathryn Gipple and Davld Campbell Home vCOHOmlCS was wrltten by Phyllls Campen and Viola nh en The Church edlto s were Barbara Barnhart and Clark Cole Grades news was wrltten by Lax Hurd and Ruth Raasch The soclety news edltors were Delores Ruch and Elma Rechterbach The Humor was wrltten by Varlhm Schrader and Jack McDermott I' , f , O . . M , A - o Joy Cole was elected editor and Delores Pfundheller was elected assis- fl I . I Y o ' ' 1 ' I . 7 g , h 0 1 L - - ' , . n ' ' - ' . - A Q Q A . I I ' ' ' ' - , v -5. ' . ' - : ' . . ' H ' O lay Coffee ft the close of the school year the rome TCOHOm1CS pirls served a Day Coffee for the1I mothers and lnvited guests small sandwlches and cakes and coffee xere served The girls preserted a style show at this tlme The clothes were nade by the class during thelr Home coromrcs period Viola hren modeled a green dress, Indlan head nrrncess style wrth sold belt and buttons Varearet Boxer's dress was of olald arnsham wltha whrte collar Kathryn Pinple slored a two niece dress of olaid orrnt Two rows of whlte pearl buttons vere arranged down the front of the bodice Peverly Uyllle modeled a two tored cnanbray dress of brown and white Large pearl buttons were placed dlagonally across the front of the bOHlC6 Barbara Parn hart's dress was of plald F1 pham The whlte collar was tI1mmCd in eyelet, and could be worn three ways Phyllls Camper showed a dress of agua fabardrne Wlth three quarter sleeves Fold buttons down tle front of the bDClC6 and on the cuffs of the sleeves Pave thls dress a d1st1nct1ve alr Helen Carl modeled a GIGSSIM blue l ld PlHQhdm wlth a wnlte co l r 1 blue oelt wlth red COfd1HF accen tuated thrs dress whrte olouse trlmned 1U eyelet and a rose straipht Skllt were shown by Iyrna Cass Carnlval Our carnlval vas Ield October 8t1 ard even though a few minor D1ShdDS an rrformal suoper to one hurdred ard flfty people The tables were very attractlvely decorated vlth fall flowers and oastel napkins The entlre student cody presented a program in the gym after which the Kirg and ueen, Pwr lyn Schrader and Tom McDermott, were crowned by Wd Arn old under a gally decorated canopy of blacn and fold The sophomore Class presented a matinee whlcl conslsted of a bolsterous Csha l we sayl song, a mock veddlnp ard a chance meeting CAhem J Centers of HlI3Ct1OH during the evenrng were the B1HgO stand and the Tea Room The yrand orrze la bTO1lSI, was E1V8U away at the Binpo stand and was won by Beverly Vyllle Anytblne and Vverythlng to eat was served t the Tea Room whlch was situated 1H the pym Other stards WPlCP contrrtuted to the success of our Carnival were the Fish Pond, Dart Game, Baseball throw, Tovelty Stand, and Fun Pouse Banquet WMay I assist you w1th your wrap, hadamo Pray, krnd sir, pass the salt Best behavlor was brought out and dusted off along with formals an tles when the Juniors fed the aenrors at the ancrent and honorable lnsti tUtlOl known at the Tunlor Senror Banquet, held tlrs year on Iay 7 The pood shlp 'Schoolbus', manned by Pr and Mrs Golz, Mr and hrs Preston, Mr aUd Mrs Shatava, hr and Irs ampbell, and Buss rcKahan made the voyage to the 'avory hotel ir Des Iornes for the big affarr An excel lent dlnner, a wonderful srow, nd a profusior of red, red carnatrons more than spelled a worderful trme for Iosts and guests alrke Beefeaters lncluded 'ayne Hughes, Joy Cole, Tom McDermott, Dorothy Roos, Delores Pfundheller, Narrlyn Schrader and Delores Ruch, while the Billfooters were Viola Ahnen, Leo Raasch, Leo Rechtenbach, Leo Chafa, Margaret Bower, Kathryn Gipple,John1e Warrior and Dean Pechtenbach. . 1 ' I Q ' J 1 ' 11 1 'F I o G 'Q . 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' 4- a bR23!JP flipf QLD HERE COMES CHARLIE The Junior Class Play was presented on November School Gymnasium CHARACTERS Cook at the Elliott home Nora's Sweetheart Larry's aunt by marriage A young business man His old time college pal Larry's fiancee In charge of Charlie Larry's ward N ora Ma lone Officer Tim hmGrill Pts Fanny Farnham Larry Elliott Ted Hartley Vivian Smythe Kersey Uncle Aleck Twiggs Charlie Hopps Mrs Caroline Sythe Kersey Vivian's mother 12 13 in the High Marilyn Schrader Leo Raasch Viola Ahnen John Warrior Leo Rechtenbach Margaret Bower Leo Chafa Kathryn Gipple Delores Pfundheller Act I Living room of the Larry Elliotts suburban home, about 3 o'clock of an afternoon in late summer Aleck Twiggs and Charlie Hopps make their ap pearance as tough Ozarkians Act II Same as in Act I Two veeks later at A 30 P I Charlie is hlghly d1sapproved by the hlgh soclety group who are the family of Larry's f1HDC6B Act III Same as in pT8VlOUS Acts Late afternoon in June, eleven months later when Charlie came back and falls in love with Larry, who was her father in the first act 6f1N3P f 21 RAINBOW COTTAGE The Slnior Class Play was presented on April 15 16 ln the High School Gymnasium CHARACTERS John Sears One fourth Lawyer, Three fourths Architect Wayne Hughes Sally Sears In search of Rainbows rmrilyn Schrader largot Sears The charming younger Sister Dorothy Roos Nell Newton Prettily Superflcial Delores Ruch Thomas Tucker SDm9th1Hg of a mystery Tom FcDermott hrs Handy With SCETE TIME A country home The Present Act I Summer morning Living an ear for news Delores Pfundheller room in the Sears Cottage sally takes in a summer boarder who becomes Iohn's true lover A strange man comes to the neighborhood Act II The Same Early afternoon, a week later The talkative Irs Handy spreads some very mysterious gossip John is deserted by Iell Act III The Same Later Sally, who was always looking for rainbows, found one to climax everytklng Iargot dlscovers she loves Baxter and Tom returns to Sally i a Mortimer Smythe-Kersey.....:.Tivian's brother..............Dean Rechtenbach I I Q J. . - ' tlga BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Bridgewater High School Christian Church MHY 15, l9b9 8:00 o'clock Processional Invocatlon Onward Chrlstian Soldiers The Blind Plowman Sermon True Hearted, Whole Hearted Benediction ReC6SSlOU8l THE FIFTY SWVENTH ANNUAL COPHTNCEMENT EXFRCISE Brldgewater Hlph School Wednesday Evening, May l8, l9L9 8 OO o'clock Processional IHVOCBLIOH Out of the Deep Class Hlstory Valedictory Address Presentatron of Elghth Grade Awardlng of Wlphth Grade Diplomas Presentatlon of Senlor Class Awarding of Senior Dlplomas F6C9SSlOH8l Benedlctlon Mrs G L Camobell Rev Joel N Boone Congregation Mixed Chorus R v W E Craig Congregation Rev Joel N Boone Drs G L Campbell Mrs G L Campbell Rev Joel h Boone Wayne Fughes Historian Valedlctorian William Mrs rurriel Shatava H Golz H Golz Arnold Quartet Cra g T O NT Ed Rev W E ----------------------------------------------------- e . . . 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' V I ' .. . 1 ' fm. . . 7 ugrg., . , ' ,...... .. ,. ., M 1 , NUSIC Our music program for the year was directed by Mrs Shirley Campbell Boys and girls both participated The different groups were the Boys Double Quartet, Girls Glee Club, Boys Chorus, lured Chorus, Sextet and Solos Our first appearance was the Carnival program The Girls Glee Club sang 'My Happiness', and 'Tea Leaves' while the boys sang 'The Whiffenpoof Song' and 'Hair of Gold, Eyes of Blue' Between the acts of the Junior Class Play the mixed chorus sang two Iegro spirituals, 'Go Down, Moses' and 'hobody Knows' The entire school Presented 'Why The Chimes Pang' at Christmas time The cast was as follows Reader 'eo Pechtenbach, Pedro Ronnie Knlep, Little Brother Dick Golz, linister Dean Rechtenbach, Old lan Dean Cass, Rich Man Larry Bauer, Writer Frank Cole, King Tackle Day, Queen Iorma Sinrer, Shep herd Lewis Gipple, Musician Ruth Garside, Old Women Iarle Paul Prichard and Eddie Schrader, Candle Lighters Kay Loore, Flower Girl Sally Campbell Rooms were the church goers The extremely beautiful pageant and we A musical program was held on were Joy Cole singing 'Teach le Leaf Clover', Delores Pfundheller The rest of the Primar High School was the c feel it was very succe larch 8 in the gym T To Pray', Beverly 'yl singing 'I Won't Hav Kniep, Farmers ole and Doris Intermediate This was an o took part ging 'Four rss Jordan Helen Carl, flone', Kathryr Gipnle singing 'Somewhere A Voice Is Cal 1 singing 'In the Garden of Tomorrow', Delores Rucl singirg h1sper1np Pope' Sherry Gipple singirg 'Alice Blue Gown', Barbara Barnhart singing 'Coming Home', and Narilyn Schrader singing 'Sing Ne To Sleep' Wayne Hughes sang 'Bells of tb Dean Rechtenbach sang 'At the End of sang Bless This House' Boys Double and 'Kentucky Babe', Girls Glee Club Chorus sang 'John Peel' and 'Give a Sextet ang 'Cockles and Iussels' On March 12th, the Girls Sextet and all the soloists comoeted other schools at the music conte t in Corning Those who got II were David Camobell, Barbara Barnhart, and Wayne Hughes Those III ratings were Dean Rechtenbach, Sherry Gipple, Kathryn Gipple, Vyllie, Joy Cole, Helen Carl, and Marilyn Schrader IV ratlngs xere Dick Brawdy sang 'Danny Boy' obblestone Road', David Campbell fet sanp 'lwonlrght and Dreams' P f 'I Love a Little Cottage', Boys a Horse Pe Can Ride', and Girls against ratlngs who got Beverly TSCBIV ed by the Sextet and Delores Pfundheller On April 8 and 9 the District Music Contest was held in Avoca The chorus took part in this by singing 'Were You There' and Country Style The Girls Glee Club sang 'The Green Cathedral' and 'Morning Invitation' 'Did Jake treat you to an ice cream soda last evening after the dance' I saw you in the drug store Helen 'Ice cream sodas don't agree with me, so I took some corn plasters instead ' Beverly Mr Golz fwarning his pupils against catching coldl 'I had a little bro ther, seven years old, and one day he took his sled out in the snow H caught pneumonia and three days later he died ' Silence for ten seconds Then a voice from the rear 'Where's his sledq' 'Why haven't you mended the holes in these sockso' Nr Preston demanded 'You didn't buy that fur coat I want- ed,' replied Pts Preston 'So I ng- ured if you didn't give a wrap I d1dn't give a darn Mrs Golz 'What is a peyser Max Hurd 'A waterfall going up ' UA o o . n 4. . o I o v ,-J I T o . , . : ' '44 1 - Q T - - al 1. - n 1 I - -9 -N A - Q I u - 9, - - - I 1 ' 0 ' 0 ' y g lp 5 C ,N . . nv y I , V. 14 , - , 1 .1 - u , Y- 1 A ' , Lf '. 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September Sent October Oct Oct Oct Oc Oct Oct November Nov 23 h v 25 December 2 Dec 30 January 30 Sept Sept Sent Sept Sept Sept 2 Sept Marilyn, Jack, Ra Did Dorothy and Viola Oc Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Doug and Dorothy Dorothy is happy, School started yesterday Joy Cole's birthday Delores Pfundheller's blrthday Inltiation and party Lo school Tri County Teachers Meeting Senlors solicited Greerfield for carnlval bominated C8Hd1ddt6S for King and Queen Tom, Dorothy, Leo Rech , Viola, Beverl mon, and Laura have fun after the ball gameo Ya boh' Six weeks tests Juniors ordered their class rings Rehearsed the carnival program Successful carnival Johnie Warrior's birthday Kathy and Marilyn wrote to Delmer Delmar Williams has a Toni Girls started basketball Boys started basketball Ordered new portable SSWIHQ machines broke up back with Doug Mr Vetterick's funeral Jack Fletcher came to see Barbara Political debate Jack and David won Halloween' Nov Nov Gov Nov Nov hov Kay Jensen and Joy Cole lS the couple of the week Thanksgiving vacation Leo Rechtenbach 1S best man at Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec School election today Dewey and Warren won Election day Toy got a butch' o C , Dick B , Wayne hathryn Gipu1e's birthday Jr Play Practice Kate's birthday party in a car wreck wedding Helen Carl's birthday Leo Chafa's birthday Funny he a day over sixteen Roos and Camoen show effects of Creston Now its a 'FAZERW Barbara why did you blush so Was it Jacko ChI'lStI11BS program Nr Colz's blrthday doesn't look wreck in at the game? Jack VcDermott broke h1s collar bone vayne 18 best man at wedding Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan 26 27 Happy New Year Back from vacation All girls flashing jewelry but have seen nothing on the left hand Semester tests John V moved to Indianola Gym catches on fire Tom rcDermott's birthday Q J. g 0 7 al SMTWTFS ,.11-- ' . 1 2 3 h . 17-- ' . 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 . 20--' . - . . 12 13 lb 15 16 17 18 . 21-- ' 1 ' . 19 20 21 22 3 2h 25 . 23--I . 26 27 28 29 30 . y, A . 29-- ' , . . to Ll- Q ' 7-- o S M T W T F S . 1 2 . 8-- . 3 h 5 6 7 8 9 - . 10 11 12 13 1h 15 16 . 12-- . . 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 . 1L-- J . 26 25 26 27 28 29 30 . 31 . 18-- . ' 19- ' a 0 20 a . 25-- ' . a 27 1 o o to 28 c 4 29 o o . 31-- . . 0 1 0 a 1 v o S M T W T F S T . 2-- . l 2 3 L 5 6 Paper staff organized. 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 . 6--L .! lb 15 16 17 18 19 20 . Le . . E . 21 22 23 2b 25 26 27 . . 8--' T . 28 29 30 . . 1 Q 9 ' I 'o . -- . ' ' . o 2 0 . 8-- . 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The impossible! ldxed chorus sang at Avoca in Preliminaryamr test l Dean's b1rthday l Career Day at Creston for the Seniors Successful, as always Senior Class Play Senior Skip Day 3 Ruth Raasch's birthday Played a baseball game with Vassena there Lay M T 9 3 3 May Na y 'fa y Ma y hay May Ma y hay Went to Ames and to Drake Relays Junior Senior Banquet Leo Raasch's birthday Seniors attended their last day in high schol Sectional Baseball tournament commences Baccalaureate Services in Christian Church Graduation! School is over for this year School Picnic' Alumni Banquet! 0 2 r o I 12 . 0 S 1 W T F S 0 1lr'- 0 0 9 1 2 3 b 5 - l5-- . 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 . 17-- . 13 lb 15 16 17 18 19 . 21-- . . 20 21 22 23 2b 25 26 . 2L-- . 27 28 29 . 28-- . N . 1-- . . 0 2 , S M T W T F S . 2-- . 1 2 3 L 5 - 5-- 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 , 13 lh 15 16 17 18 19 . 8-- ' - 20 21 22 23 2h 25 26 , 27 28 29 30 31 f W . , -' - 9-- ' . . n 10 A x 1 0 , . ll--, ' s . ' - 1 e 12 S c . 5 Q 7 0 114- o , ' . . 15-- H . 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' fWXr-ff 'L 'ZZ . ,.f, w X ty,-J fm:-4 A -nf-A gl Quia? mm The l9L8 L9 girls basketball team comnleted the season with three tied games, nine defeats and one win At the beginning of the season we succeeded, in buying new midriff suits These suits were obtained by the support of the townspeople The forwards were Norma Sinner, Joy Cole, Kathryn Gipple, Sherry Gipole, Phyllis Campen, Dorothy Roos and Margaret Bower Joy was high scorer with 21h points Sherry hit lLL Norma hit 80 and Kathryn 27 The opponents scored 607 points to our smaller number, L69 points The guards were Viola Ahnen, Beverly Wyllie, Elma Rechtenbach, Myrna Cass, Jacquelyn Day, Helen Carl, and Marlene Kniep November 16 Bridgewater 31 There Fontanelle 31 Our first game of the season proved partially successful The score t the half was 17 to lu in our favor Kriens was high scorer for the opponents with 16 Cole made 19 for Bridgewater november 19 Zion Ll There Bridgewater 16 Zion proved too much for the small Bridgewater team The score at the half was 9 to 20 for Zion Boyd scored 25 points for Zion Wyllie's inter ception of passes was outstanding November 25 Richland L3 There Bridgewater Ll The hard fighting Richland team accounted for our second defeat We put Joy made 19 points while Johnson tallied 21 December 3 Bridgewater 27 Here Massena 23 A thrill ' Our first victory The half tlme score was 12 15 in our favor Our girls remained ln the lead and defeated the visitors Ahnen played an outstanding game in guard position December lb Orient L6 There Bridgewater 30 Our girls got a slow start on the strong Orient team The girls trailed in all the game Cass was high scorer for Orient with 31 points Rechtenbach fouled out in the fourth quarter December 17 Fontanelle 31 Here Bridgewater 27 Bridgewater girls were defeated bv Fontanelle on our home floor e girls came back fighting the second half but were unable to gain the lead Miller of Fontanelle and Ahnen and Rechtenbach of Bridgewater fouled out January A Lewis bl Here Bridgewater 28 The strong Lewis team were too much for us The score at the half was 10 to 21 They made twice as many points in the second half as we did Moore tallied 22 points for Lewis 4 ' 1175 O , I . a up a tough fight and tried valiantly. The score at the half was 20 to 20. . - Th January 7 Bridgewater L6 Here Cumberland L6 Another thriller' The score at the half was 2A to 25 ln our favor Sherry slashed the loop with 20 points Worthlngton was high scorer for Cumberland January ll Richland L3 Here Bridgewater 26 Due to the gym fire the girls played in a smoke screen during this game Richland defeated us by a large margin Johnson was high scorer with 2b points The scoring was evenly divided between our girls January lb hmssena L2 There Bridgewater 22 Nassena girls defeated us on their home floor At the half it was 9 to ll in their favor The last half we seemed to lose our pep while they kept thelrs throughout the game February 8 Zion 31 Here Bridgewater 17 Bridgewater girls gave the Zion girls another victory We played a hard game the first half The halftime score was l3 ll in Zion's favor We lost our zip the last half and only scored slx points Ahnen of Bridgewater fouled ou February ll Orient AO Here Bridgewater 31 Our girls were defeated in our last home game of the season by the County Champs We played a tough game Cass of Bridgewater did some nice guarding until she fouled out The score at the half was ll ll Gipole of Bridgewater and Cass of Orient each scored 16 points February 18 Bridgewater 39 There Cumberland 39 The Bridgewater girls tied their final game at Cumberland The score at the half was 19 16 in their favor Ahnen and Rechtenbach of Bridgewater fouled out Gipple hit the net with 27 points for us Kniep played a hard game as guard ADAIR COURTY TOURLANENT AT RI CHLAI' D Orient 30 January 21 Bridgewater 29 Our girls were really playing in this game We were all determined to win the county tournament but Orient had the upper hand The score at the half was l3 to 18 in Orient's favor Cass of Orient and Cole of Bridgewater each tallied 16 points for their team January 22 Zion 36 Bridgewater 32 Our girls lost out 1H the consolation game After playing hard the night before they didn't have quite the pep to win although it was a well played game The halftime score was 8 to 16 in Zion's favor SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT AT MASSEBA Stanton hh February 2 Bridgewater 17 In the first round of the sectional tournament our girls did not seem to click They got off to a slow start Stanton led all during the game , 0 . - or 0 o ' 2 , n A o o n O. 0 0 . 1 t. ' 1 ' , 5 I I ' I 0 .A ' ' o o o o , - T 1 o 0 0 0 ' 5 ' o 7 0 0 A 6401 The Bulldogs scored a total of 868 polnts for the l9A8 A9 season Our opponents scored 706 polnts Our game average was 39 to our opponents 32 polnts He hit our freethrows extremely well this season as we flnished up with 5162 of them made The high scorers for thls season were Leo Chafa 2L3 points, Dean R 83, Wayne 189, Tom 186, David 123 With the aid of the substitutes guardlng and scoring we secured the 868 points rovember 16 Fontanelle 27 There Bridgewater 2b In the fir t Fame of the l9A8 L9 season the Bridgewater boys tried hard for a victory The score at the half was 13 to 9 in our favor It was t1ed 2L all at the end of regular playing tlme Fontanelle came through 1n the overtlme and scored three points November 19 Zion 27 There Bridgewater 2A Our second game of the season proved a defeat by exactly the same score as our flrst game We played a hard game but Zion succeeded in a victory The halftlme score was 16-15 in our favor November 25 Bridgewater 37 There Richland 12 Our boys easily defeated Richland on their floor No field goals were hit by the opponents the first half The score was 20 l at the half found in this game that we could win if we tried December 3 Massena L1 Here Bridgewater 35 The strong Massena team defeated us on our floor We tried hard and never gave up until the f1nal whistle blew D Pace scored 21 points for tum while our scoring was evenly divided December 10 Bridgewater A6 Here Casey 21 Our boys succeeded in obtaining another victory by defeating Casey At the half it was 22 7 in our favor Chafa was high scorer with 21 points in th1s game December lb Orient 32 There Bridgewater 20 The team got off to a slow start and couIh't seem to gain the lead The opponents had the advantage of their home floor The half score was 10 19 in 0rient's favor. Once again the scoring was evenly divided December 17 Bridgewater 33 Here Fontanelle 22 We chalked up another victory in our favor by defeating Fontanelle on our home floor.The score at the half was 17 to 2 which they obtained on free throws. Fontanelle came back at the half and obtained 20 points. December 21 Greenfield 37 There Bridgewater 32 The Tigers tried hard to beat us. We played a hard and close game. The score at the half was 17 to 11 in their favor.We were unable to get the lead in the last few minutes. .w , ' . l 4 1 . ' u in I Q I , ' I Y 4 A o - U Y: J . a Q 0 . I f . O U l ' 1 0 ' 0 O O I I I 0 O 0 0 I , .- o January L Bridgewater L9 Here Lewis 3b Lewis and B'Water were evenly matched throughout the first half of the game Lewis had a very narrow margin of 19 18 at the half We came back more determined to win and succeeded in doing so January 7 Bridgewater L7 Here Cumberland 3b The Cumberland coach was very confident as he started the second team against us at the beginning of the game He soon realized his mistake and put in the stronger team The score at the half was 2b lL 1 our favor We succeeded in keeping the lead throughout the game January ll Bridgewater 39 Here Richland 20 The Bulldogs won another easy victory from the weaker Richland boys We held them to only 3 field goals the first half The halftime was 19 6 to our advantage T McDermott was high point man with 16 points January la Massena 36 There Bridgewater 28 In our second game with Massena they still had the stronger team ur boys played hard and the teams were almost evenly matched with the score at the half 18 lu in their favor We couldn't seem to make as many points as needed the last half February 8 Bridgewater Ll There Zion 32 In our second game with Zion we came out victorious This was the roughest game that the Bulldogs were in all season At the half we lead them 19 10 Everyone played an important part in scoring February ll Bridgewater L6 Here Orient 33 Orient boys were turned back by our Fighting Five Our boys started points Everyone played an important part in the came February 18 Bridgewater 68 There Cumberland 55 Our last game of the season brought us another victory We played our highest scored offensive game this season The halftime score was 28 26 for McDermott and Chafa of Bridgewater each rated 20 points while Schrader was high man for them with 3l points COUNTY TOURNAMENT AT GREENFIELD Brldgewater 33 January 27 Fontanelle 18 In the first round of the County Tournament we drew Fontanelle The Bulldogs played fairly well but had played better ball than this The half time score was 6 15 in our favor Their scoring was evenly divided while Chafa of Bridgewater hit 16 points Greenfield A7 January 29 Bridgewater 33 The second round of the County found us playing the Greenfield team The Bulldogs defense wasn't clicking as usual and the Tigers offensewm perfect At the half they lead 20 ll Chafa was high man for us with 19 points and Stowell for Greenfield with 16 points 5 1 , ' ' n 0 . 0 off well and lead the entire game. At the half we lead by a margin of four us. t O - Bridgewater L6 January 3l Zion 36 The consolation round found us matched with Zion. The team easily ran over Zion for the County consolation trophy. At the half the score was 23 to 7 for us Ve held the lead all the last half SECTIONAL TOURNAVENT AT GREERFIELD Bridgewater 53 February 22 Orient L3 The Sectional Tournament was held at Greenfield We were matched with Orient lH the first round The Bulldogs came back the second half after belng behlnd 2h 21 to win in a thriller Hughes was the outstandlng player of the game Bridgewater LL February 2b nmssena 37 What a game! The odds were against us as Iassena had beaten us twice in regular game play All the Bulldogs fought hard to dCCOmpllSh a vlctory Vassena had the lead only once and that was during the first few mindes of play We were leadirg at the half 23 19 Ie vere happy that we could repay our fan's enthuslasm by winnirg this game Bridgewater 5L, February 26 Cumberland 1,2 Purrah! This 1S the first time Bridgewater boys ever won a Sectional Tournament ln ba ketball The boys had some trouble the flrst half but came back the second half to win At the half it was tied 25 all All of the fans ard players vere extremely happy after the game DISTRICT 'room war 'r AT HARLAN 'iota 56 March 3 Bridgewater 31 The Wiota Quintet defeated us 1n the District Tournament Although we were outscored we were not outclassed The Wiota boys were exceptionally good or making baskets while our boys couldn't seem to be able to score 'PEP' VEETIIGS If you hao ened to be go1ng by the Bridgewater High School on days of D8SK9tb3l1 games ard heard a lot of commotion in the assembly, it was only the cheerleaders, along with all the High School and Junior High getting 'hep' with a 'Pep' meetlng During the Girls Tournament the boys got together and composed a 'Skit' to entertain the g1rlS They slowed us new ways for Viola, Elma, Beverly, ard Vyrna to guard their opponerts They demonstrated to the forwards, Joy, Sherry,Kathryn,and Norma new shots they thought would help win their games The boys also gave a good demonstratlon of how Kathryn should rur down the floor The girls got together and gave a 'Sklt' for the boys during their tour narents They gave them some 'Flre' water to pep them up These 'pep' meet ings seemed to give the boys and girls the right spirit ard the games uammy worked out the way ve had them planned The cheerleaders were Barbara Barnhart from High School, Ruth Garside, and Kay Glpole, both from the Jun1or H1gh They were dressed in black balle rina skirts, white blouses w1th a black ribbon across the nont w1th B H S written in gold HEP' H P' HEP' Three cheers for our old Hlghl Voices ring' IEP' FEP' HEP! Just see our colors fly! hhile we sing! Forward march, let this our motto be VICTORY' Through all klnds of weather we wlll Jog along together, True and loyal we shall ever be l n .. a Y u. C n . . . . , 1 Q I o f l ,- Q 1. Q . . .- 9 o f .1 u , n A ' a I i A A , 0 A ' A ' r f S ' 1 . .- ' . ' l J r J' , v Y J A 'J N v. I . I Q J ' , .- . 7 1 u xv u. - . o I '- ' 'Y' H rw w . ' V ' . . , g ' Q 1 4 . 5 0 A A . A 1 I I ' up , , A a ' - J 1 , I 1 , 1' 'D - . 0 , f 1 ' V ' 1 O . ' ' o s o .1 ' .H . Q 21. . . - , o w . J Q A ' O 'Y I . . . . . . . , . , o Seventeen boys reported for baseball under the able super vision of Coach O H Golz We were Tom McDermott, Dean Rechtenbach, David Campbell, Leo Raasch, Wayne Hughes, John Vetterick, Leo Chafa, Leo Rechtenbach, Jack McDermott, Clark Cole, and John Warrior Five regulars from the last years team were present Raasch was the regu lar pitcher for the team with Mc Dermott and Chafa for relief The team started the season with new suits Hughes and McDermott were our co captains Tom McDermott Dean Rechtenbach David Campbell Leo Raasch John Vetterick Leo Chafa Wayne Hughes Leo Rechtenbach Jack McDermott Clark Cole John Warrlor Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater 3 I . 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