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

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ln Appreciation As another yearbook comes oft' the press, we think of the many hours Mr. and Mrs. Lehman have spent guiding us in making possible another edition of the school annual, the liervalon. Mrs, Lehman advised the editors in the laying out of the dummy copy, while Mr. Lehman directed the business part of the book. He sent the ad boys on their way while the business managers were busy with subscriptions. Mrs. Lehman had the task of checking write-ups, handing them back for rewriting, and helping to plan pictures. To show our realization of the time and elliort they have tnost graciously spent with us in planning the 'iii yearbook. the stall in this way takes pleasure in expressing our sincere appteeiation to our advisers. ,. t X..-f ,. 1 City Desk if vi W-msg, Edna Befvber, Shirley Bender. ftlllcif Iliff 1

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'lille Class 119 4 HoNoRs l 4 . I . .f , ..... If Q--Z-, - , Mr. Surfer and lair younger Jon, David R. Wayne Suder, a local teacher and an alumnus of Berlin High School. As one of two senior advisers, you were involved in many of our senior problems. We could always feel free to go to you for guidance and for sympathetic understanding of all our problems. With deep appreciation, the Class of 1954 dedicates to you this volume of the Bervalon. As we completed our last step of public education, our problems grew more involved in physics and chemistry. When we were younger you presented to us our math prob- lems, for which we turned around and asked your help. In your pleasant way you would guide us to the right solutions. You were kept busy not only with us, but as faculty football manager you had a chal- lenging extracurricular job. The Class of '54 considers it a privilege to honor you with this dedication. 7