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

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ie Keg Za Om 544045. . . Mr. james M. Cassel Eleanor Sweitzer Marian Engle ILSOII lhlll qmvonmmx s..'.71'T:2.'f':..'T-. One of the best ways to feel the pulse of a high school is to read its yearbook. As we ex- amine the accounts of happenings in school over the year chronicled by a yearbook, as we study the pictures which interpret these accounts, we are able to see in retrospect the school year just ended. The BERVALON of 1951 provides us with much to entertain, much to instruct. It mirrors work and play, laughter, and perhaps here and there a tear. For it tells of a year of life in school. Should we ask ourselves whether the BERVALON of 1951 narrates a story always indicative of our Horts? Have we as individuals done all that we were capable of doing to help build this story? The tabulation of persons and hap- penings might have been even more impressive had we done a little more. As we turn the pages of this book, do we pause to ponder, to think back' to this or that incident or problem which it recalls? We should reflect on these things if the BERVALON is to realize its very best e purpose. JAMES M. CASSEL 1Page IU

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Zawwlafg . .7 f ff Left of table: jacob Stutzman, Morris Brant, jacob Schrock, Donald Hefiley, Earl Dickey. Frank Lane, Pl'6.fidC7lf. Rigbl of fable: Clyde Dickey, Walter Walker, Clarence Carver, james Cassel, Superziring Prinripal, Harry Meyers. In Appreciation To the Board of Education, we, the class of 1951, say thank you for the understanding and leadership you have shown us through the year. In leav- ing B. B. H. S. we not only lose many dear schoolmates, but we leave behintl the responses to our questions and the honors which you have so willingly bestowed upon us. You have climbed the steps which we must follow, and through your gener- osity of time and talents, may our footprints mirror your guiding steps. In later years when we reflect our school life at B. B. H. S., you, the Board of Education, will be among the most highly valued of our memories. f Page

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Lest we forget MISS FIDDLER MRS. EOVER MR. SMITH MRS. IMHOFF VIESTA LORRAINIZ FIIJIJLIER . . . Her A1itla.i'fo1zt'l1 . . , B.S. in Voc. Home llul . . . born in Brockway, Pa. . . . has taken up oil painting as a hobby within' the past year . . . likes sea food, small towns, home ec. visiting , . . teaches vocational home economics . . . sponsor of Future Homemakers ot America . . . Brunch-Teeners. BIETIN' BUYER . . . A guide to .lfllfrlldllzj . . , changed her name during the summer . . . BS, in Lib. Science . . . moving from Rimersburg, Pa., she has made her home in Berlin . . . likes to cook, bowl, watch baseball , . . teaches library science . . . keeps the library stocked with good books . . . Library Club . . . co-sponsor of Y-Teens . . . Poe is her favorite author, WILFRIEIB SMITH . , . Arlir! of fi-alt! will .ffreuw . . . has always lived around Berlin . . , more than an amateur outdoor sportsman , . . sponsors a Wfoodcraft Club , . . arithmetic, health, and sciente . , . weltoines the sixth graders to B. B. H. S. . . . woodwork rates high with him, ROMAINI2 IMHOFF . . , Iftfmufor ant! friemf . . . history, reading, and writ-1 ing . . . Berlin is her home town . . . enjoys reading, prefers historital novels . . . has a ready smile for the sixth graders . . . has a beautiful new home, where she spends her evenings . . . Variety Club. THOMAS A. GERISIER . . . bl-Iflfl'f!JUi.Yfl.l'l7-1 . . . Fishing and lily-Tying Club . . . Music Appreciation Club . . . general science, biology, and geography . . . has moved to Berlin from Johnstown . . . appreciates classital music . . . M. Ed. , . , enjoys hunting and fishing. JOSEPH W. LONG . . . It if Ger.rhtt'it1.' . . . teaches high school matliematits . . Hobby Club . . . plays piano and organ . . , directs Mens Glee 'Club . . . likes sports, especially tennis and ice skating , . . M. lid ..., Flemington, Pa. , . . always has a pun up his sleeve. MABEL B. HAY . , . KllifUIll!,.fN1iILffl4'l2 , . , English and history . . , lived in Lock Haven prior to living in Berlin . . . B.S. in lid. . . . Social Hour . . . Girls' Junior High Club . . . spends spare time with knitting needles or books . . . loves to bake. MARY BIEMUS . . . A .Hitch in time . , . XXfaynesboro claims her as a native daughter . . . B,A .... interested in photography . . . Latin, Spanish, and English . . . Girl Scouts . . sees that the Mountain-liar goes to press on time . . . sews a line seam . . . likes a hoe or trowel in her hands. MR LEHMAN WARD M. LEHMAN . . . Bettreen two rvorldr . . . P. O. D., American history, safety education . . . his pres- ent hobby is stamp collecting . . . Berlin and Brothersvalley, his homes . . . carries the linancial worry for Bervalon . . . sports are popular with him . . . referees games . . . one of the senior advisers . . . B.S. in Ed. Wage IJ! i