Bridgewater High School - Glider Yearbook (Bridgewater, IA)

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Gif BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Bridgewater High School Chu ch of Christ May 13, 1951 8:00 o'o1ock Prooessional Invocation Solo Sermon Faith of Our Fathers God of Our Fathers Benediction Recessional THE FIFTY-NINTH Annual Commencement Exercise Bridgewater High School Tuesday Evening, May 15, 1951 High School Auditorium 8:00 o'clock Prooessional Invocation Solo Salutatory America The Beautiful Class History Valedictory Address Awarding of Eighth Grade Diplomas Presentation or Senior Diplomas A Mountain Love Song Benediction 51' Mrs. K.F. Jones Rev. Joel N. Boone Joyce Johnson Rev, John Alexander Congregation Congregation Rev. John Alexander Mrs. K.F. Jones Mrs. K.F. Jones Rev. Joel N. Boone Larry Bauer Salutatorian Congregation Historian Valedictorian Mr. Douglas Stephenson Mr. K.F. Jones Mr. Dean Roberts Girls Chorus Rev. John Alexander

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Junior-Senior Banquet The Junior-Senior Banquet dinner of 1951, was held at the Bridgewater High School Gymnasuim, on Friday evening April 6. Dinner was prepared and served by the Auxillery ladies and the mothers of the Junior Class. The gym was beautifully decorated to look like a make- believe Ballroom. The Seniors and faculty recieved little white booklets inviting them to the gala affair. Lonnie Scott gave the Welcome, and Helen Carl gave the response. The favors were little gold colored pencils. After dinner an enjoyable evening was spent dancing at the Chicken Inn at Creston. Basketball Banquet On march 30th the Annual Basketball Banquet was held at the Bridgewater gym. A bountiful pot luck supper was enjoyed by all. After the supper Coach Hofmeister presented the Basketball awards to the players. A musical program was presented by the music department. Alumni Banquet The annual Alumi Banquet was held Friday Night, Hay 18, in honor of the Senior Class of 1951. The Senior girls were attired in formsls. After the delicious supper which was served at the Methodist Church we enjoyed the evening dancing at the gymnasium. Ode To A Senior You can tell Freshman by his silly, eager look, You can tell Sophomore because he carries one less bookg You can tell Junior by his lofty air and such, You can tell Senior but, BOY, you can't tell him muchblgiggg