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

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Senior Class History President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Harry Crow James Rector Iva Lee Weber Le Esta Aulabaugh In September 19 7, we entered Berkeley Springs High School as green but eager freshmen. The class was composed of fifty-eight members. The following officers were elected: president. Lred Forney: vice-president. William Willard: secretary, Ralph Ruppenthal: treasurer. Bernice Lipsic. We were under the supervision of Mr. Moyer and Mr. Rider. The social activities consisted of a reception given by the sophomores: later in the year we gave the sophomores a party. As sophomores we entered school with thirty-five girls and twenty-two boys. The following officers were elected: president. William Willard: vice- president. Le Esta Aulabaugh: secretary and treasurer. Lila Kesecker. Our fac- ulty advisers were Miss Rockwell and Mr. Hansroth. The Tri-Hi-Y was or- ganized this year and four girls represented our class. We were well represented in sports and other activities. We won the basketball tournament and our skill in cheering won us the tournament trophy, also. In the junior year our enrollment was thirty-four girls and twenty-six boys. I he following officers were elected: president. Harry Crow; vice-president. Le Esta Aulabaugh: secretary. Iva Lee Weber: treasurer. Fern Dawson. We were pleased to have Miss Mendenhall and Mr. Rice for sponsors. “Mamma s Angel Child. the junior class play, was presented with much success. The class rings were purchased in December. Our class was well represented in sports, the new- ly organized Beta Club. Hi-Y and other activities. We are now in our senior year—the most exciting time of all. The present enrollment is fifty-two: thirty girls and twenty-two boys. We seniors feel that much of our success is due to the fine leadership given us by Miss Rockwell and Mr. Rider. We were fortunate in securing Mr. Young to direct our class play. “Aunt Susie Shoots The Works.” which was presented April 4. 1941. Six seniors are on the Hi-Light staff and seven seniors on the Warm Spring lichoes staff. June Ella Heare was selected by our class for the D.A.R. Citizenship Medal. Norman Kesecker won the poster contest which was open to the entire school. Fourteen seniors entered the National Youth Forum Contest: one. the American Legion Contest: and eighteen, the State Literary Contest. I he class of 41 lias served our school well during four years; and we be- lieve it to be one of the finest ever graduated from the Berkeley Springs High School. «( Kfrrulern Witrin S irint Krhors