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

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Run' I: Mary Gnagey, Maude Pugh, llla Kimmel, Pearle Hillegass, Mary Dick- ey, Thelma Saylor, livelyn Krissinger. Ruiz' J: Mahel Shultz, Florence Bingner, Eleanor lingle, Leura Altfather, George Dively, Margaret Couglienour, Pauline Prirz, Mary Ellen Smith, jess Mae Hillegas. Ilizgc 17,9 Backward, turn backward, O Time, in your llighr, Make me a child again just for tonight! The nucleus of our grade school days

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Builders of character I 4 WAIBIE F. BENDIER . . . Wreckreazim1 . . . B.S. in health ed .... claims Millvale as his hometown , . . interested in sports . . . wrestling and football . . , assistant coach for football and basketball teams . . , teaches math and safety education . . . magnetic smile. JANE WAGNER . . . Mafbezh-wha: a mzgedy! . . , from Charleroi . . . B.S. in Ed. . . . enjoys watching plays . . . excellent at directing junior and senior class plays . . . portrays character parts convincingly . . . teaches English . . . favors Poe's works. ROBERT S. DREW . . . Square? . . . dropped down from Derby, Conn .... vocational agriculture . . . adviser to Future Farmers of America . . . accompanies the boys on field trips . . . B.S. in Ag. Ed .... skiing and fishing are favorite sports . . . photography. HR. BENDER MISS RHOADS MISS WAGNER MR. SPEICHER MR. DREW MRS MENHORN ANNA CATHARINE RHoAns . . Noir, ummm our exporlf' . teaches English, spelling, and geography . . helps the sixth graders in their adjustments to the high school B.S. in Ed. . plays piano and or- gan . . . Girls' Handicraft Club . . . interested in nature study . . . born in Pine Hill. HARRY B. SPEICHER . . . jeeperr' Tim flHlt'l7l!.f.7 . . B.S. in Ed. . . . industrial arts . . . Projectionist Club . . . Industrial Arts Club . . . trains are his hobby . . . has a geographical biography: horn in Rockwood, raised in Boswell, lives in Somerset, teaches in Berlin. BETTY MENHORN . . , Starling from rcrafcla . . . spends spare time refinishing furniture . . . B.S, in Home Ec. . . . Knitting and sewing are tops with her . . . Future Homemakers of America . . . Girl Scouts . . . from Williamson to Berlin . . . practical arts, elective home economics. Wage I 61

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Rest after the beat . . . , :aaa I Rau' l: Eleanor Dively, Phyllis Fogle, Hazel Weighley, Elaine Landis, Phyllis Custer, Doris Lambert, Virginia Walters, Rose Ann Hummel, Robert Lichty, Lynn Donner, Kenneth Martz, Don- ald Weigle, Richard Tattarelli, Doris Zorn, Shirley XValker, Eleanor Miller, Lois Harkins. Row 2: Miss Hay, Catharine Foust, Jean Smith, Lois Shultz, Donna Lou Robertson, Lois jean Deeter, Violet Carver, Patricia Romesberg, James Reed, Dale Smith, William Hittie, William Bridegum, Richard Coughenour, Roberta Johnson, Romayne Kimmel, Sara Jane Scheller, Frances Horning. Rau' 5: Lana Jean Dickey, Lois Saylor, Florence Henning, Eleanor Ritchey, Betty Saylor, Lurene Bittner, Charles Pritts, John Coleman, George Kalbach, Daniel Bauman, David lmgrund, Robert Wisler, Nancy Llewellyn, Patricia May, Shirley Miller, Veronica Woytek, Glenda Broeseker. Rou' 4: Shirley Vought, Emma Gene Sweitzer, Arlene Barkley, Linda Broeseker, Virginia Burk- holder, Norma Miller, Robert Clires, Melvin Shaffer, Kenneth Seifert, Lee LaBute, Dale Ludy, james Suder, Barbara Zimmerman, Doris Walker, Geneva Mowry. Get your mouths open wide, stick two fingers in. Pro- nounce your words clearly: roll your r's. Yes, that is what you heard as you approached the auditorium every day, fourth period. as Miss Hay constantly repeated it. Listening to these students sing, we stopped and wondered if these were some of the same students whom we heard outdoors and in the gym day after day. The chorus participated in many activities such as assemblies, community meetings, and Christmas programs. Some of its members were outstanding in All-County and Central-Western Chorus. -EDITOR'S NOTE: The following names, for editorial purposes, could not be included with the pictures. We summarize unidentified pictures here: Page 6: Al office counter: Miss Engle with Tony Pensiero, Page 91 Mr. Pritz and Wayne Berkley. Dolores Leister, and jim Ferner. On Jtepr: Eleanor Page 17: Seniors, Gene Saylor and Janice Yoder, first Dively, Virginia Fogle, Don Gindlesperger, Sara Jane graders, Billy Crowe and Ann Verdette Lutz. Scheller. In sewing lab: Ethel Smith, Shirley Vought, Page 19: Bernice Miller, Albert Hartge. Phyllis Fogle. In locker room: Arthur Caton, George Kal- Page 36: Mr. Speicher and Earl Werner. bach, Robert Werner. Page 37: James Woytek, Mary Stoner, Ronald Croner. Page 7: Grace Buratty and Carl Brick. Page 63: jack Harrison, Lynn Donner.