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

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. 1. X14 SENIOR DUTIES In the course of a school term, seniors have atltlitional responsibilities. These tasks .ire beyond the typical tlemantls matle on untlerclassmen. SLNIOR Slit'RIi'l'ARlliSZ This group of busy beavers is composetl of commercial stu- tltnts rn the Ollrce ljractice Cflass who serve as secretaries to the faculty. 'lihese secretaries tlevote one periotl a week to their faculty Uemployerf' This enables them to get practical application ol secretarial skills. lil-.RN'Al,tJN: Type this, please. Check with the clummyf' lm stuck! These were often heartl rn Room I0 as the annual stall anti their atlvisers struggletl to meet tleatllines in the preparation of this book. llAl.l. PA'I'Rol.: Composed of volunteers ortlerly manner while changing classes. As stutlenrs in going to their classes with as little this group is essential in maintaining an this picture demonstrates, they tlirect the confusion as possible. V0tiAl'lUNAI. HONORS: These charming cooks are two of our Future l-lomemakers ol' Arnerita. liyelyn Laliute, on the left, servetl as State Historian for the Future Home- malters of America. liva lean Harmon won first place in the county ancl secontl in the tlistrict with her tlelicious apple pan clowcly. 'vllllll cfhibt, cmcll Heaven oo I7

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-v-'fi'-iu2,.3 . ...'7'1 '- Natl ,Cantenn in an J'lancll i GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS This group of teachers taught us when we were little tots and started us on our way to further edu- cation. As the first live years passed, they taught us how to get along with each other, and to make new friends. The grade school students always look for- ward to giving a Christmas operetta, the thrill of being in May Day, and to being present at the ac- tivities in the high school. Long will the class of 1953 remember the interest in scholastic achievement and appreciation of our educational opportunities which the grade teachers instilled in us. Rott' I: Mary Dickey, Pearle Hillegass, Mahel Shultz, George Dively. Ron' rl: Florence Bingner. Marian Diveley. Ruiz' 3: Ida Kimmel, Evelyn Krissinger, Maude Pugh. Rott' Pl: Eleanor Engle. Thelma Saylor, Pauline Pritz, Mary Gnagey. Rau' .31 Margaret Coughenour. Leora Altfather, Mary Ellen Smith. ,,fV,:- .1-M., -ww J-. 4- . . '1' - '- f A zf'gw::f'2eL'a,f I6 X Aw? . A WV.

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clllfondlentull cl51eo.n Bittlebrun Boyer Burk Colon Bifiner Bridegum Burkholder Touchdown PAUL JOSEPH BITTLEBRUN. Breezy. Industrial Arts, Industrial Arts Club, Varsity B, Rifle Club, Projectionist Club, husky constitution, nice guy, at home on the 50-yard line. FRED EDWARD BITTNER. Zeke. Vocational, F. F.A., Dramatics Club, Schoolboy Patrol, future farmer, perpetual tease, study hall fan, F. F. A. basketball rates tops. Lois BERNADETTE BOYER. Vocational, F. H. A., G. A. A., Teen Timers, fun-loving, carefree, will make some man a good wife, Football games are better when it's raining. WILLIAM EARL BRIDEGUM. Bill. Commercial, Basketball, Football, Projectionist Club, Bervalon, red head, credit to his class, long shot artist in basketball, likes junior girls. CHARLES H. BURK. junior. Vocational, F. F. A., Dramatics Club, good looking, clown of our class, always has a bright answer, fond of the junior girls, has study halls galore. VIRGINIA BELLE BURKHOLDER. Bubby. Commer- cial, G. A. A., Cheerleading, Bervalon, vivacious, Come on now, yell! , charming personality, in- fectious giggle, just plain nice. VIRGINIA MCKINLEY CATON. Ginny. Vocational, F. H. A., G. A. A., Teen Timers, good cook, always has a good time, oh, those jokesl, dramatically in- clined. H. A. trips arc fun as well as educational. TOMMY TOUCHDOIWN. Tom, Commercial, Basketball, Footbaff. Vanity B, Glee Clllll. ouwer of a '53 Cadiffac, our hero. hazzdmme. di.Ifinctiz'c' per- Iorzafity, plant to make przzfeizrimlaf foolball lift career. Lynn Donner. Class President