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

Page 33 text:

STM. V bint E -0 ll L3 Q 1, Q fx na-'ms-M Q' 'K RN- , 1' W9

Page 32 text:

ur Cfaaa .Zgeffier DORIS IEAN WALTI-:Rs Commercial Small but mighty best describes leanne. She is another gal who likes to eat spaghetti. She looks nice in blue. LYNN IUNIOR WATKINS Vocational Lynn enjoys eating spaghetti. He was nick- named Georgie atter the senior class play. He loves to tease the girls. EVELYN PAULINE WEIDNER Commercial Eve is our red-headed gal. Her ambi- tion is to become a stenographer. She enjoys dancing and eating lemon pie. 28 Wal ters 'VV atkins Weidner Will Zimmerman Zorn Industrial LAWRENCE ALOYSIUS WILL His blond curls are adored by all the girls. Larry enjoys eating pork chops, and playing baseball. ROBERT WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN Academic Bob is a tall, star basketball player who would like to become a coach. He enjoys steak dinners. los MICHAEL ZORN Commercial A helping hand is joe. He enjoys eating steak and spaghetti. He looks Well in red. n Memoriam GEORGE STAHL WALKER We keep in our memories From year to year, A classmate of ours That we all held dear.

Page 34 text:

Aeir Lczcferzfyo Left to Right: john Porter, president james Whipkey, vice-presi- dentg Carol Cochran, secretaryp Kathryn Lindy. treasurer. lt hardly seems possible that We're juniors already! This was the thought that came to the mind of each junior last fall. Two years ago as freshmen they elected Donald Bailey as class president. They enjoyed their first class party, a square dance, and selected two attendants and two escorts to represent them on May Day. At the beginning of their second year of high school they elected Larry Cooper as class president. This year they gradually began to take part in more extra-curricular activities such as football, basketball, and cheerleading. A highlight of the year was the day they were measured for their class rings. When the juniors came back to school in August they were glad to know this year would be their final step towards their goal. lt would be only one more year until they would be seniors. They elected their class officers with john Porter as president. The routine of study and classes was broken in November, when they held their class party -- a dance in the gym. Another thrilling moment for the juniors was the day their class rings arrived. It seemed like such a short time since they had been ordered. The sponsors of the class are two newcom- ers to B.B.l.H.S., Mr. Bressler and Mr. Esch. They were very helpful during the magazine sale. The hard-earned money will help pay the ex- penses of the prom. Already the juniors were looking forward to the prom, which will be the first formal dance for many of them. Another big event was presenting the class play, which was directed by Mrs. Holland. Everyone helped by serving on the various committees. The boys of the class were well represented in football, basketball, and baseball. The girls were represented by five high-stepping major- ettes and three cheerleaders. Many of the jun- iors played in band and orchestra, and sang in mixed chorus. In the spring the juniors chose two attend- ants and two escorts to represent them in the queen's court on May Day. As the year ended, the juniors were already looking ahead to their senior year. Along with the fun and social aspects of school, there will be many responsibilities. They will be finishing their high school education and preparing for the future. We, the seniors of 1956, hope they will enjoy their senior year as much as we have enjoyed ours. Our best Wishes to the juniors for a suc- cessful senior year. 30