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

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ufKP11IPI1IlJP1'n B HAY PRIYI LONG PETERS W LEHHAN INHOFF Betty M. Hay Miss Hay, who teaches vocal music, has a B.S. degree in public school music. ln her own 1959 Bervalon she is described as Our studious one, who loved her work, when duty called, she never shirkedf' Miss Hay, who lives on a farm outside Berlin, drives to school every day. Garner S. Pritz Mr. Pritz, the possessor of a pleasing grin and a B.S. de- gree, teaches history in grades eight, nine, and ten. He is in charge of selling candy and ice cream at noon and of selling hot dogs and coffee at the football games. Mr. Pritz likes the co-operation among the students, office and faculty. Joseph W. Long Mr. Long, one of our teachers who is gifted with wisdom and wit, is the teacher of high school math, algebra I and H, trigonometry, solid geometry, plane geometry, and general math. He has an M.Ed. degree. His activities include Boy Scouts Club. Glee Club, and Junior High Club. He likes the friendly atmosphere of the school. Barbara B. Peters Miss Peters is in charge of physical education and health She has a B.S. degree and her activities include Girls Ath- letic Club and Cheerleading. She is also in charge of dancing at noon. Miss Peters likes the friendly attitude between the teachers and students. Ward M. Lehman Mr. Lehman, co-sponsor of Bervalon, is seen here focus- ing a camera. Could this mean he has a photography fever? Mr. Lehman teaches history, old and new: P. O. D., for better citizens, and driver education, for safety on the highways. He has a B.S. degree. Mr. Lehman likes the good students of B. B. H. S. Romaine E. Imhoff Mrs. Imhoff, a quiet, friendly helper of the sixth grade, has a warm spot in her heart for the Hall Patrol. This teacher, who in her spare time is an efficient housewife, teaches history, reading and writing. She is also the guid- ing member of the sixth grade's Variety Club. Page I 6

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sv so 5 iHHv1nn1 g Ezine OUR GRADE SCHOOL We express our thanks to the faculty of the grade school for promoting the many educational opportunities so wisely planned for the first live years of our scholastic growth. This foundation for success, enriched by many precious memories, will long be remembered and appreciated by the class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Two. Ron' I: Mary Dickey, livelyn Krissinger, Marian Diveley, Pearle l-lillegass, ltla Kimmel, Mary Gnagey. Thelma Saylor. Ron' 2: Eleanor Engle, Mar- garet Coughenour, Maude Pugh, Florence Bingner, George Dively, Mary li. Smith, Leora Altfather, Pauline Pritz, Mabel Shultz. Page I 7