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

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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY When we entered as freshmen in 1943 our class was the largest enrolled in Berkeley Springs High School. This year many of our classmates have left us. for we now have 28 boys and 36 girls, making a total of 64. In our freshman year our officers were as follows: President ...................................... Vice-President Secretary T reasurer ............................... In our sophomore year our officers are: President Donna Jean Ambrose Vice-President ...................................Isabella Rockwell Secretary .....................................................Jerry Clark Treasurer Lillian Lopp Herbert Yost Jerry Clark Lillian Lopp Dwan McBee Our class has many students of whom it may be proud. Two of our mem- bers. one boy and one girl, are cheerleaders, 13 members of the class are in the band, and many rank high athletically and scholastically. Our social events consisted of parties given us by the sophomore class of last year and freshman class of this year. In turn we gave parties to entertain both these classes. 22 The 1945 Warm Spring Echoes

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The years 1942, '43, and '44 have been very successful for the Junior Class of 1945. In our freshman year we had enrolled 90 students. Now we have only 43. Many have entered the service. The following students were elected to lead the class our freshman year: President Lloyd Golden Vice-President June Weber Secretary Roena McCoy Treasurer George Linaweaver In our sophomore year many entered the band and we won the high school basketball tournament. Those elected to office were: President Lloyd Golden Vice-President Kenneth Klein Secretary Roena McCoy Treasurer Betty Forney In our junior year many joined the Hi-Y. Tri-Hi-Y, Beta Club and Masque Gavel Club. This year four left our class to enter the service. Officers were elected as follows: President........................................... Kenneth Klein Vice-President Tempey Rankin Secretary Roena McCoy Treasurer James McCoy The 19 45 Warm Spring Echoes 21

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FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The school year of 1944-45 was a very successful one for the fresh- men. The class enrollment was eighty, thirty-seven boys and forty-three girls. Five members of the class, four boys and one girl, have dropped out since the first semester. Elections were held and the following students were chosen as class officers: Herbert Lopp, president: J. D. Iden. vice-president: Mamie Batt. secretary: Glenwood Goodman, treasurer. The class decided to have for their colors a banner of green and gold. The class has an abundance of talent—eight members are in the band, seven freshmen were on the football squad this year, nine members make up the school’s junior varsity basketball team (this team has the best record of any in the tri-state league), Mamie Batt and Kenneth Michael were awarded good citizenship” medals by the D.A.R. in the eighth grade. The freshmen, who will be seniors in three more years, hope to bring many honors to their school and class. The 1945 Warm Spring Echoes 23