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

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Wilma Adams and Nancy Walker plan layouts. Dick Adams and Phyllis Carver prepare to solicit subscriptions ' Editors, Message ITHIN This padded cover we have tried to capture the most treasured moments of our high school days. We have planned our Album of Memories with the hope that in future years, when looking over its pages, you will remember those moments with pleasure. In the book, Mama's Bank Account, Mama reminisces about delightful events in her life. We have likewise based our 1955 Bervalon on the high spots of our school life. During this past year the staff has had its share of problems, such as meeting deadlines, getting ads, and selecting a theme for the book, to name just a fewg but these things were taken in stride because the staff members knew that a worthwhile project requires thought and work. Our labors were well rewarded at the end of the school year, when we stood in the background and watched the appreciative smiles of our subscribers and listened to the comments of the underclassmen as they paged through our 1955 edition of the Bervalon.

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We D dicizte this edition of our Becrzfrzlon to .Mm Garner Pritz E WILL Always remember his untiring efforts in civics class to help us learn the functions of our local, state, and national governments, and to teach us to be better citizens of our Commonwealth. We will long re- member his friendly smile brightening our days in school, and his patience with us in our loud good spirits. Mr. Pritz finds frequent relaxation in reading, and he especially enjoys making, painting, and repairing toys for his two small daughters, Linda and Carol. He also enjoys listening to the radio and spending his leisure hours with his family in their comfortable home on Division Street. Mr. Pritz is a very active and interested member of our local Parent-Teacher Association. He is also a member of the National Education Association, and of the Penn- sylvania State Education Association, in which he takes an active part and a pro- fessional interest, having been an officer and committeeman of Sub-Unit ll. We will long admire his dry wit and keen sense of humor, and the many laughs he has brought to us in the classroom. As one of our sincere teachers and faculty advisers, he gave us his attention and guidance which helped us climb the educa- tional stairway to our senior year.