Berlin Brothersvalley High School - Bervalon Yearbook (Berlin, PA)

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Now, boys, the games over. We've lost. It's our turng we've got to stand it. One thing I want you to remember when you get out of here. Yale teamr take their medicine. Thus spoke Rivers, Yale coach, in the dressing room, after the Princeton game in which a Yale underdog team, trail- ing 18-0 at the half, held their opponents, the greatest Princeton team in years, score- less during the second half. Turn to Owen .lohnson's Stover at Yale if you care to read the story. Berlin-Brothersvalley High School stu- dents take their medicine! That's what we hope you've learned as students. In your relationships with fellow-students in shop, athletic field, class, club, stage-everywhere, win or lose, learn to take things in their stride. For so it will need to be in the school of life into which you are soon to enter. 'Tisn't life that matters! 'Tis the cour- age you bring to it, Hugh Walpole has one of his chfiracters say. May you, graduates of '50, cherish throughout your days the tradition of good sportsmanship established and fostered in our high school over the many years it has served its youth. OFFICE SECRETARIES X -H .u can Shade Q Nav.. Iv :riff 11 DBMS YBGNZRU. SCHEIM li Sept 07 R-.D-l..1Aft.,. .fu..,5t,, 'Defi nqyesfsnhlg ' W Cnnfluemze 12 Ktyxef Z8' Bwuen niqbf MR. JAMES M. CASSEL MARIAN ENGLE A ELEANOR SWEITZER

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MANAGERS The Board of Education has done a splendid job in the management of our school. The members are confronted with many problems during the school term. We trust that the fine relationship between the Board of Education, faculty and students will con- tinue to exist as it has in the past. BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: james M, Cassel, Superviring Principal, Harry Meyers, R. Earl Dickey, Clyde Dickey, C. G. Carver, Donald T. Heffley, jacob K. Stutzman, -I. B. Schrock, Walter T. Walker. Maurice Brant, R. Elwood Countryman, Frank S. Lane, Prerident. IO

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OFFICIAL Today, more than ever, an adequate edu- cation is needed by everyone. The many teachers of Berlin - Brothersvalley High School certainly deserve special recognition for the many things they have done for the students. We thank you for your co-operation and will always remember your efforts in pre- paring us for the future. REAM. MR MRS. HAY, MISS WAGNER, MISS BEMUS 12 LOUISE M. REAM. . .B.S. in education. . .California State Teach- ers College. . .English, spelling, geography. . .Y-Teens, Social Hour . . .Canasta fan, seamstress extraordinary. THOMAS GERBER. . .M.Ed.. . .Indiana State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College. . .biology, general science, geography ...Music Appreciation, Fishing and Fly-Tying Club. . .equally at home on a stage or on the bank of a trout stream. MABEL HAY.. .B.S. in education. . .Lock Haven State Teachers College. . .history, English. . .Needlecraft Club. . .Even though she teaches two solid subjects, she still finds time to teach the girls new stitches. JANE WAGNER. . .B.S. in education. .California State Teachers College. . . English. . .Class Plays. . .She accents the best in drama, prose, and poetry. MARY BEMUS . B.A. in education. . .Juniata College, University of Michigan. . .Latin, English . Mountain-Ear. . .She would make a dandy interpreter to a French U. N. official. GENEVA ALTFATHER . . . California State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh.. art. . .Y-Teens . .A smile and at twinkle in her eyes are worth anyone's second look. BETTY UNDERWOOD. . .B.S. in library science. . .Clarion State Teachers College. . .library science. . .Library Club. . .To be an ef- ficient librarian, one should follow in her footsteps. WILFRED SMITH. . .California State Teachers College. . .health, science, arithmetic. . .Woodcraft Club.. .Well-liketl teacher, who helps the sixth graders adjust themselves to their new environment. MISS ALTFATHER,