Berkeley Springs High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Berkeley Springs, WV)

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JUNIORS

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WARM SPRING ECHOES Page 18 Junior Class History Seventy-one boys and girls entered Berkeley Springs High School for the first time in September. 1936. That year the freshmen chose as their officers the following: President. Henry Harmison: Vice President, Kenneth Yost: Secretary and Treasurer, Jeanne Shields: Sergeant-at-Arms, Clifton Wade. The class chose as its motto Upward and Onward.” During this year we were given a reception by the sophomores, and we in return gave them a Hallowe'en party. One of our number who entered Berkeley High with the freshman class moved away, and seven other students were forced to drop out for various reasons, leaving sixty-three students to advance to their second year of school life as sophomores. During this year we elected the following people to serve as officers for the class: President. Henry Harmison: Vice President. Paul Hawkins. Jr.: Secretary and Treasurer. Ruth Harmison: Sergeant-at-Arms, Philip Eichelberger. Our social activities this year consisted of two parties. We welcomed the incoming freshies by a reception in their honor. Later in the year they gave a party for us. In the basketball tournament this year our class won second place for cheer- ing, and other honors were bestowed on individual students. During this year we lost by death one of our classmates, John Shriver. Again in September, 1 938. our class advanced one step higher in the student roll of Berkeley Springs High School, thereby becoming jolly juniors.” As our representatives for this, our junior year, we chose the following people: Presi- dent. Henry Harmison: Vice President, Philip Eichelberger; Secretary, Ruth Harmison: Treasurer, Helen Ditto: Sergeant-at-Arms. John A. Phillips. The only social activity we participated in was a wiener roast given jointly by the junior-senior classes at Camp Morgan. We were honored this year by the Vice President of the Student Council, the Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y. the Editor-in-Chief of the Warm Spring Echoes and three other members of the annual staff, being chosen from the junior class. A class that participates well and does its utmost” best describes the junior class. We have been well represented on the football field, on the basketball floor, on the honor roll, and in all other school activities throughout the three years.

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WARM SPRING ECHOES Page 20 J U N I HENRY HARMISON Emerson Literary Society: Football 1-2-3: President of Freshman Class: Pres- ident of Sophomore Class: President of Junior Class: Vice-President of Emerson Literary Society 3: Letter Club: Press Club: Annu- al Staff: Hi-Light Staff: Junior Class Play. Helen Ditto Morgan Literary Society: Basketball 2-3: Treasurer of Junior Class: Tri- Hi-Y. Eleanor Alabaugh Morgan Literary Society: Basketball 1-2-3: Letter Club: Cheer Leader 1-3. Ned Carroll Emerson Literary Society: Letter Club: Band 2-3: Glee Club 3: Cheer Leader 2-3: Annual Staff: Hi-Y: Junior Class Play. Imogene Cross Emerson Literary Society: Glee Club 2. Marie Dulny Emerson Literary Society. R S Phillip Eichelberger Emerson Literary Society: Vice - President Junior Class: Hi-Y: Press Club: Football 2-3: Basketball 2-3: Baseball 2-3: Letter Club. Ruth Harmison Morgan Literary Society: Secretary - Treasurer of Sophomore Class: Secre- tary of Junior Class: Sec- retary of Glee Club 3: Band 3. Marie Albanese Morgan Literary Society. PAUL CLOHAN Morgan Literary Society: Baseball 3. Carolyn Davison Emerson Literary Society: Glee Club 1-2-3: Secre- tary-Treasurer Glee Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y: Junior Class Play. Stanley Everett Emerson Literary Society: Football 2-3: Basketball 2: Hi-Y: Letter Club: School Patrol: Junior Class Play.