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

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Those to Remember The teachers and the student body of our school are very fortunate to have known the following peo- ple who in some way have touched all of our lives. Whether it be selling a lunch ticket or cleaning up our messes, they have both done our school proud, and to them we dedicate our yearbook. “It’s a very difficult job with piles of paper- work” says secretary Blanche Dawson, but she has enjoyed all of her thirty-three years of service to Berkeley Spr- ings High School. Mrs. Dawson’s job, of course, has become a big part of her life, and she is very unsure what she’ll do after her retirement. Another person retir- ing this year is Mr. Bill Adams who is a custo- dian in our school and has worked here for eighteen years. He has enjoyed his work very much, but after his retirement he plans to spend time par- ticipating in his favorite sports, hunting and fishing. Student Life 17

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TJrue friend He has left us now, but he still lives on In the glorious light of another dawn, Beyond earth’s storms and mists and rain, Beyond all sorrow, fear, or pain, Safely at home beyond life’s quest, living and moving among the blest. Be comforted, then, with this thought each day — He is not dead... he is just away This poem was submitted by Kevin’s mother. 3 16 Student Life

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“In A Simple Way I LOVE YOU!” The Adult Roles and Functions class held its ninth annual mock wedding on February 4 at the Berkeley Springs Presbyterian Church. The bride and groom were chauffered to the wedding by Mr. Richard Rockwell. The Reverend Thomas Jackson performed the double-ring ceremony. Kim Willis and Karla Chambers greeted the guests at the register book. Programs were given out by Terry Cain and Sean Hollingsworth. Mrs. Angela Bryner played the piano, and Melissa Har- ris sang “In A Simple Way I Love You.” Eric Poland checked to see if all students were dressed properly. All silk flowers were provided by Mason’s Florist of Berkeley Springs. The tuxedos were furnished by the Formal Den of Hagerstown. Invitations were printed and furnished by the Morgan Messenger. Gold wedding bands were provided by The Jewel Box in Martinsburg. The students catered their own reception which for the first time, was held in the garden at the Country Inn. The reception managers were Kathy Mellott and Kim Gloyd. Jackie Harvey, of the Country Inn, assisted with the decorations. Sealed with a kiss! Dean Munson and Jeannette Harden close the ceremony in the traditional way. WE’RE WAITING! The highlight of the reception, Dean and Jeannette cut the cake. Mock Parents (groom’s) Jason Stemple and Missy McCarty; aw (bride’s) Chip Breeden and Jodi Michael proudly accept their ne« in-laws. This page is sponsored by Ken and Evelyn Sims, Route 3, Box 371, Hedgesville, W.Va. 25427. 18 Student Life