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Vol. 82, No. 3 | Winter 2007 Bridgewater College BC Digital Commons Bridgewater Magazine Journals and Campus Publications Winter 2007 Vol. 82, No. 3 | Winter 2007 Bridgewater College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.bridgewater.edu/bridgewater_magazine FEBRUARY 22·25 MARC31 student-irecte oe-Acts Ball in the Hose-islctive phythm �ct8pm.;Stl/1 and Bues band . ....;fbi,HJI 73(pm. -ClH1 �19·22 APRIL 10 'th�atBrldgealr-Colge Sping Prcudon: Lycem Series: Sa Chen, pianis "We IftP�WWn't Pay! by DarioFo 8pm-crr a,,,,,, Non-f>'ila>k!fooddooatb"5Wl/be-atlhedoorforkx.alfO<>d APRIL 15 BC CocertChoir/ChoaleHandbels-Or..Hpin� -�iIS·S8pm ;St a<3 pm -leH Ou °'' l3!pm. -uutr APRIL25 Symponic Band-or. 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Be Hollow�Twity-eh share the tragic story o her 8 p.m. -Cmt<1Qno,, daughter to de fver a mesage abt persoal safety. MARCH15 7:30 lfi. -CHl Celtibilies-Traditonal Cec and .ppalachian MARCH28 old-timemusic Te Future Of Islam: Toard Te Isamic Reformation­ 7:"p.m - C/Hl Rfa Man MARCH18 7:3 lfi. -CHl Jaz Band-or. oii�,Oio, APRIL3 8 pm. -ClHa1 Fomd e(s DayConvocton MARCH27 11 a-OrtgOrr Lycum Series: Cantus-Fosongs, p songs, and beautful clasgccomp0tions. 8 pm. -ct<1 (;no,, /W--11'1 (/e() 0 ri TM ler Ar Gai/tfyto,""'' .,,11, te:dflO dti.le<il<i M;a!lW� 1•Y­ � �-<• �163t lnl £lentJh�:Rst l)saotea �-" po U aha _,re/ff. /(€1J� $3«1.ltslSfl", �CtOII f,d,,uhed m b teqf•o Tb�bBrieor,nu,1.,a, r-<10 .. Gi 58l3 tmcmatm For me ifonation onaH thewnts fo 2007, plas rerto our Ats&Ewnts brochure orvisi ww.bidgater.edu ,. BRIDGEWATERTHEMAGAZIN COLLEGEEo/ AT ' AJ BRIDGE V V n. BRIDGEWATER is published by the Office of College Relations College Box 180, Bridgewater, Va. 22812 (540) 828-5720 [email protected] www.Bridgewater.edu Alumni Association_Officers Kathy G. Wright, '81-Pnsident Robert E. Thurston, '81 -Presidt-Eec Eric R. Gehr, 72 - Secretary W Craig Waters, '78 -PastPnsident The Five-Second Champion President of Bridgewater College What does it take to create a champion? Sometimes five seconds Dr. Philhp C. Stone will do the tric. Bridgewercaught up with two-time Olympic Board of Trustees gold medalist and former BC student Bob Richards to explore The Hon. G. Steven Agee Mr. J. Allen Layman his life, career and personal view on the kinds of things that Mrs. Doris N. Alba.igh Mr. Manon E. Mason can make a difference in a person's life. Story by Louie Cooper. Dr. Glenn R. Barnhart Mr. Nathan H. Miller Photogrphs courtesy of Bob and Joan Richar; Charles Mr. Volcy Beauplan Mr. Jerry F. Morris The Hon. Pasco M. Bowman II Mr. L. Man ning Muntz ing Culertson; the Aleander Mack Meorial Library. The Rev. L. Clyde Carter Jr. Mr. Wilfred E. Nolen Mrs. Violet S. Cox Mr. F. Gary Osborne Mrs. Susan L. Craun Mrs. Anne M. Reid Mr. William S. Earhart The Rev. Judy Mills Reimer Hail to the Chef The Rev. Matthew P. Fike Ms. Brenda Rinehart Mr. Yancey W. Ford Jr. Prof. C. R ay Srrnth If you've eaten a meal at Bridgewater College any time in the last The Rev. Harold D. Garber Mr. Rodney I. Srrnth 37 years, the chances are good that it was prepared by culinary Mr. Dwight E. Houff Mr. Robert I. Stolzman wizard Billy Robinson. Meet the man behind the meals. Stor by The Rev. Lawrence M. Johnson J arnes H. Walsh Matthew A. Barhar, '03. Photographs by Tommy Thompson. Mr. James L. Keeler Dr. J. Paul Wampler Dr. Michael K. Kyles Mr. James L. Wilkerson Dr. Phillip C. Stone I From Here to Maternity Having a baby? If you live in the Harrisonburg-Rockingham EDITOR Charles Culbertson ART DIRECTOR Debra L. Sheffer, '80 County area, you may very well be attended throughout the CLASS NOTES EDITOR Mary K. Heat wole process by one (or all) of three Bridgewater College graduates. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Mary K. Heatwole, Sandra). Hcttel Story by Karen Doss Bwan, '91. Potogrphs by Tommy CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Louise Cooper, Thompson. Karen Doss Bowman, '91, Mat thew A. Barnhart, '03, Charles Culbertson PHOTOGRAPHERS Bcb and Joan Richards, Tom my Thompson, Charles Culbertson, James E. Foehl, Allen Litten, Debra Sheffer, '80, Nancy Sorrells, '80, Jamestown 2007, Something Old, Someone New Brent Hull, '93, Nancy Moh lmann, '80 Dale Harter is one of the new guys on the Bridgewater block, Archv poos coute, of Aexdr Mak Memoral lbrar PRINTED BV McClung Companies, Waynesboro, Va. but his job has him dealing with old things. Just how does one revamp an archive and a museum? Harter has ideas, and tells DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS Wendell Esbenshade them to Bridewte Story by Charls Culbertson. Photos by VICE PRESIDENT FOR COLLEGE RELATIONS Tmmy Thompson. Dr. Karen W. Wigginton Bridgewater (series 064-960) is published four times per year by BridgewaterCollege, Bridgewater.VA 22812, foralumni, parents, fc­ ulty, staffand lriends of the College. BridgewaterCollege is a mem­ berofthe Councilfor AdvancementandSupportfor Education. Peri­ odiG lpostage paid at Bridgewater, Virginia, and additional offices. Editor's Note .............................................. 2 Across the Mall ........................................... 3 BRIDGEWATER Eagle Sports .............................................. 31 COLLEGE Transitions ................................................ 33 -- Bridgewater, Virginia -- Class Notes ............................................... 34 college of character I community of excellence Ttmelines. .................................................. 40 Coverphoto: Bob Rtchards, courtesy of Charles Culbertson. ►► ► across the mall EDITOR'SNOTE y now, if you're a user of the Internet, you may have noticed Bridgewater College's new, improved Web site. If you haven't seen it, check it out (www.bridgewater.edu). It's B attractive, comprehensive, flexible and functional. And, perhaps best of all, it gives the College the electronic elbow room it needs to more creatively and effectively communicate with the world at large. For example. When the decision was made last year to no longer run baby and family-related photos in the Class Notes section of Bridgewater magazine, we asked ourselves how we could still serve the segment of alumni who are having children and who want to share family photos with Bridgewater readers. But we wanted more than just another way to disseminate this information; we wanted a better way, and we found it thanks to the ever-increasing use of the Internet by people of all ages and the promise of a new, enlarged Bridgewater College Web site. We are now working to create, within the new Bridgewater site, a secure section for the postin of baby, individual and family photos. There are several advantages to this. First of all, we can post photos and information as soon as we receive them rather than having to wait several months for the publication of the next magazine. Secondly, the photos will be in color, not black and white as they were in the magazine. And thirdly, space will not be an issue, which will allow us to archive photos on the site. Once this new feature becomes available, we will announce it in Bridgewaterand explain how it all works. Another magazine-related advantage the new Web site now affords us is the ability to post major features from each issue of Bridgewater. You can gain access to these articles now, beginning with the Spring/Summer 2006 issue, by clicking on three links: the "Alumni and Friends" link of the Bridgewater College homepage, the "Alumni Services" link, and then the "Bridgewater Magazine" link. From there, just go to the issue and story you want to review. Wnt to comment on the article you've just read? We've provided an online fedback form just for that purpose. As we continue to make changes, we will keep you apprised and value your support. Together, we can reach our goals of improving communication with alumni and enhancing the Bridgewater reading experience for all. Charles Culbertson 2 BRIDGEWATER ► across the mall Five Honored at President's Dinner Carter Melton Jr., Tina Egge and Janet E. Whetel were honored at the annual President's Din­ .ner at Bridgewater College on Oct. 20. The event also celebrated the College's strongest financial supporters. TMelton received the Outstanding Achievement Award, Egge was presented the Outstanding Leader­ ship Award and Whetzel received the Merlin E. and Dorothy Faw Garber Award for Christian Service. Also honored were two seniors, Derrick Burroughs and Emily Pice, who each received an Outstanding Student Service Award. T. Carter Melton Jr. Melton is a native of Salem, Va., who, after graduating from Andrew Lewis High School in 1963, entered Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Va. Four years later he graduated with a bachelor's degree and entered the U.S. Air Force where he served on active duty until 1972.
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