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

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Hivntnvnnv tn manly UBUPI' SHP RHOADS MILLEGAS SUDER CARSON SMITH FIDDLER Anna C. Rhoads Miss Rhoads, who is now the proud owner of a B.S. degree, teaches geography, spelling and English, and her activity is Handicrafts Club. Miss Rhoads says she likes the beauty of the school, both inside and out. Mary E. Hillegas Miss Hillegas, a B. B. H. S. grad, was in her own 1943 Bervalon described as an Exemplary student . . . sociable . . . efhcient . . . composed. B. B. H. S. is glad to have her as school nurse. Welcome back! In this picture we see the word efficient portrayed. Miss Hillegas is a registered nurse of Pennsylvania. R. Wayne Suder Mr. Suder, whose capable teaching is an asset to our school, has a B.S. degree and teaches physics, chemistry, and arithmetic. His activities include Boy's Rifle Club and Boy's Junior High Club. Mr. Suderis statement that said he likes the homeroom periods shows his interest in the seniors, since he is in charge of the 12 Vl's. M. Elaine Carson Miss Carson, who is a new addition to our faculty this year, has a B.S. degree and teaches geography and Eng- lish. She is sponsoring a very popular club for girls- Girls Junior High Club. When asked what she liked about the school, Miss Carson replied, The modern building and the activities. Wilfred O. Smith Mr. Smith, who could well be described as cool, calm, and collected, teaches arithmetic, health and science. He is also in charge of Woodcraft Club. Mr. Smith says he likes the good condition in which the building has been maintained. Vesta L. Fiddler Miss Fiddler, who is fashionable and poised, is in- structor of vocational home economics at B. B. H. S. She has a B.S. degree. Miss Fiddler is an adviser to F. H. A. and the Brunch Teeners Club. The camera has caught her while painting, an avocation which relieves her from home economics problems. William M. Schaefer Mr. Schaefer, who teaches instrumental music at B. B. H. S., is the holder of a Master of Education degree. Mr. Schaefer directs the orchestra and the band. He not only teaches but plays both the piano and clarinet expertly. Mr. Schaefer has a unique problem at the end of each year, replacing the grads from his junior band. Pictured on page 7, is Mr. Schaefer with his sons, Billy and Lyle. Page 1 2

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Page I I MR. JAMES M. CASSEL Mas. CLARK DARR A.l'.I'f.l'frl7lf Secretary Miss MARIAN ENGLE Head Secrefury In Brownings Saul, the simple shepherd be- gins his song with the most familiar things to distract the melancholy king. Then the music deepens into a veritable psalm of prophecy. One becomes aware that the profounder music was latent in the earliest and simplest notes, and that it is this deep harmony which imparts a thrilling meaning to the whole. So it is with your lives, Class of l952. From earliest play activity, life deepens and broadens, play becomes educational, then work, then strain, then responsibility, then burdens. The earlier and melodious purely play notes are no longer heard. But if you take your life seriously, that first melody has given place to an ever-deepening har- mony. The possibilities of living have become measureless. You see that from the first careless playtime of childhood, this deeper music has been latent, the profounder notes have formed an undertone, not only audible, but dominant. Live your lives, Class of l952, so that when you have passed this way your once, it will seem to your fellow-men like the ceasing of exquisite music. JAMES M. CASSEL Setting tliv Iglttrv

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'l1PI'P Arr Smilw Elini illlltxkv 135 Eating Harry B. Speicher Mr. Speicher has an M.Ed. degree and his subjects include industrial arts and mechanical drawing. His activities are Projectionist Club and Industrial Arts Club, Wlieii asked what he liked about the school, Mr. Speicher replied in his deep bass voice, The wonderful co-operation. Robert S. Drew Mr. Drew is the possessor of keen wit and ready humor. He has obtained a B.S. degree. We find him diligently striving to teach the vocational boys some methods of modern farming. He teaches vo- cational agriculture and farm shop. E. F. A. projects are carried out under the watchful eye of Mr. Drew. Jcine W. Shultz Mrs. Shultz, a popular member of our faculty, has a B.S. degree and teaches English, grades nine to twelve. She is also in charge of Dramatics Club. Wliiit Mrs. Shultz likes best about the school is the beautiful building in its picturesque setting. M. Geneva Altfcither Miss Altfather, the artistic member of the faculty, is the capable teacher of arts and crafts at B. B. H. S. She has a creative Art Club and is the Y-Teens' very own sponsor. Her work is seen DOK only in the school but throughout the town. At the end of each year at the Art Exhibit we see what she has expertly supervised during the past year. Harold M. Bush Mr. Bush, who keeps our majorettes stepping high, has a B.S. degree. He teaches typing, office practice, commercial math, and bookkeeping, Besides having charge of the majorettes, he has Twirling Club. Here we see Mr. Bush giving a time test. Mr. Bush likes the good will between the students and teachers. Mabel B. Hoy Mrs. Hay, who is also a housewife, has a B.S. de- gree. She teaches history and English in the junior and senior trades. One of her activit ueriods is . 5 . V , spent with the members of Social Hour, which she sponsors. During the other activity period she has junior High Club. SPEICHER DREW SHULT7. ALTFATHER BUSH M. HAY Page I 3