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

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ANNA BELLE BEACHLEY Commercial Anna Belle, the smallest member of the class, has brown hair and daring brown eyes. She enjoys large ham dinners. Anna Belle appeared in the junior and senior class plays. DONALD RAY Cook Industrial Football, sleeping, hunting deer or dear, and southern fried chicken rate tops with Don. He would like to become a truck driver. Don's blond hair is neatly crew-cut. CHARLES lRVIN DEETER Vocational Chuck is usually seen eating spaghetti. He likes yellow and rates hockey as his favorite sport. Teas- ing the girls is his favorite pastime. He plans to join the Air Force. PATRICIA DARLENE DEETER Vocational Pat's favorites are pork chops, and basketball. Playing the piano is her favorite pastime. Pat has big brown eyes, a friendly smile, and a quiet dis- position. She is a neat dresser. THOMAS PHILSON DIVELY Industrial A devilish grin has Tom. He likes chili and run- ning around with the boys. His ambition is to be a professional baseball player. Tom enjoys teasing the girls. NEIL I. DONNER Academic Neil is an all around sportsman who is smooth with the women. He rates ice-cream, football, and pastel blue as tops. Neil's favorite sayingg l am gonna hafta smack. ETHEL MAE FELTON Commercial One of the smallest members of the class. Ethel enjoys watching TV and collecting records. She likes ice-cream, basketball, and the color blue. Ethel al- ways lends a helping hand. IAMES LEWIS FOCHTMAN Vocational Small and good-looking, lim is one of our future farmers. He enjoys a baseball game, ham, and hunt- ing. Iim's favorite saying - After all! I mean what the heck. 21 wekow Beachley Cook Dee ter Deeter Dively Donner Felton F och tman

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AQ? Olga ..... t t 1 Lelt to Right: Lawrence Will, vice-president, Donald Cook, treas- urer, Sara jane Leecy, secretaryg Donald Smith, president. Four years ago we entered our freshman year of high school. For the first time we had our own class officers and our first class party, a hayride. In the spring we were represented by four of our classmates in the queens court on May Day. The next thing we knew we were sopho- mores. Again we elected our class officers with Howard Newcomer as president. We had a rollicking time at our class party, an old-fash- ioned square dance. The boys represented our class in football and basketball. The highlight of this year was the day We ordered our class rings. At last it seemed like we might someday be seniors. Our junior year brought us one step higher. Early in November our long-awaited class rings came. Such proud people you never saw. A class meeting was called to elect our officers. Read Roberts, presidentg john Long, vice-presi- dent: Irene Hoover, secretary, and Carolyn Leonard, treasurer, worked together on many different projects during the year. One project in which the whole class participated was sell- ing magazine subscriptions to raise money for the prom fund. Our school was represented at the State F.H.A. by Patricia Deeter, Nancy La- 20 Bute, and Faye Sweitzer. Edison Paul won first prize in a dairying contest and, along with the FPA. advisor, Mr. Mazer, traveled to lowa. This year Irene Hoover and Gloria Keller were the attendants for May Day. Howard Newcomer and Robert Zimmerman were their escorts. In May the juniors helped plan for the prom which was the first extended prom ever held in our school. Here it is--A-1956! We, the class of l956, have something no one can take away from us-our memories. As we returned to school for the last time, many new duties awaited us. Secretaries were assigned to the faculty providing us with training for work after graduation. Many of the boys were members of our athletic teams, and we had many classmates in band and orches- tra. We had three cheerleaders in our class. ln january, Patricia Naughton won the local Maple Princess contest and represented us in the Maple Queen Contest in johnstown on Feb- ruary 22. Finally, May 21, l956 was the day of our commencement. Our class was together for the last time and We parted, each with his own hopes for the future.

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egoaifcf.. .. WEBSTER FREDERICK FooR Vocational lt he appears quiet you don't know him. Bud- dy likes to eat steak dinners. Hunting is his favo- rite pastime. Buddy is allergic to studying. He runs around with Ted. EVELYN MAE Fousr Commercial Order please, is what this sweet miss will say if you want car service at the Old Farm. Fuzz Wants to be a secretary. She is usually seen with Gloria and Rae. TRUDY KAY GRIFFITH Academic Trudy likes football games and to eat steak dinners. Blue is her favorite color. Trudy enjoys singing, dating, and Eddie Fisher. HAROLD EUGENE HAY Vocational Hay can usually be seen eating spaghetti. He hopes to become an owner of a big farm. Hay takes pride in driving his blue Ford. ALBERT WINFIELD HOOVER General Al is a tatl good-looking guy. He came back to B.B.I.H.S. his senior year. Al can be seen at the basketball games. He enjoys eating ice-cream. DORIS IRENE HoovER Academic A gal with a pretty smile and flashing eyes, Irene likes to go swimming. Red is her favorite color. Irene can often be seen in Garrett. DONNA LEE HOYLE Commercial lf you hear some giggles coming from Mr. Bressler's shorthand class you will know Whimpy is there. She enjoys watching tele- vision and is often found eating french fries. F oor F oust Griffith Hay Hoover Hoover Hoyle 22