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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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' ' , xiidgti ' viii '2:f 'W wk WQgf!9g,,,,5l., if If A N 1 w F ' presented by the Senior Class of Berlin Brothersvalley joint High School BERLIN, PA. MAY 1957 The world stands out on either side No wider than the heart is Wide: Above the world is stretched the sky,- No higher than the soul is high. ii iDNA ST. X'YINClCN'l' M 'S M? 'gf uv' TV ,S 1 F. sa 92 :J .. V.. 5 :J 1 L! nf .J .7 -A N .,-, . Q XL 'N' L 1 A , ..v T1 111 'X -mix! 1, M Lx ! 5, - '-gf, if li t 3' , . ,g A gl, ,U HILA7 :,. E! fi FL N ,:f 'gx f' gi , 'wx Fx 1. gg I , Xi: ,, 1 I -sm nm-nm: -as-M if I. JG. ww H.. af... rw :Q g 1 J . i M21 QL LQ -1 595324 i S . ,J ' V' 3 . if 3 7 LX Y 1-9 . rf P21115 , X ,sung gif, . F.-gf--43 IV-Ecaqgx X - -314.5-1 'abljjvij J A af----Q4 F' ,gf 1? 212221, Q L ' is uf .117 . .ep ,ya fl. L- 9-it Y -6 2.-.za WE DEDICATE the 1957 BERVALON . . to Mrs. Mabel Hay, our Teacher, Counselor, and Friend. A good teacher is one of the greatest influences in the life of many people--a person to whom one can bring his troubles and joys and always get a warm welcome. A person with this quality is rare. Of course, a friend is one of the most treasured possessions of this world. Mrs. Hay has been all of these to us. As we are about to leave her immediate influence and enter the wide, wide world, we want to say thank you to her, and the others like her, who have taught us and conf tributed so greatly to our school life. The world can no wider be than the breadth of vision you gave to me. The mark I leave as I pass through, May finer be because of you. The mark I make, the world I see- will better be because of you. MRS. MABEL HAY I 7 I .uf l I, ,- f 1' 1 Q' v fu XANANIKX 1 X Q C-115 vz- , all 4 I fb A l' fl I 1 X 'ADMINISTRATION- M., 4.- W . , . . -, . -1 , ,,.,,- V, 1 ,fr ,- 4-1,11 .fun . . A - -- ' v I 'U' '- JEL-:.9f4f'5f114 14' 2 l 1 hi, x J l'lIiUN'I' Ron Rowf limi' .l .. Xfur SIIHXYN Q 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION William Dcist, Walter Walker, Maurice Brant, Richard Deancr. Clarence Carver, Harry Smith. Paul Hay, George Wetmiller. SECRETARIES To the left, we see our husy secretaries pausing for a refreshing drink. We wish to congratulate theni and our Board of Education, picf tured at the hottom, on the fine job they do of running B. B. J. H, S. Hazel Ackerni an Annette Horning Eleanor Darr Cilhert MeQuade. Fred Shipley, james Cassel, Edward Hartman, Karl Hay, Rohert Keidel, Clyde Dickey, Donald Hcllley, Norman Handwnrk. Clarence Harmon, -Iuhal Werner, A. Loren Will. john Hartman. PRINCIPALS As our education progresses, the torch of knowlf edge sheds an everfwidening light on the vast wondrous wideness of our world. Education enf ables war-q man to enjoy the thrill of living in a world that becomes wider and wider as his awareness of its endless wonders grows. Our mastery of the language arts might well be considered the camera that permits us to study our wide world. Through the sciences, we may come to marvel at everything from the unicellular amoeba to the overwhelming possibility of nuclear fission. The social studies spread before us the panorama of the total culture of mankind. And, the mag' nificent beauty of our world is portrayed for us by the arts. Thus, the wideness of our world is limited only hy the scope of the education for which each of us may choose to strive. ELLVUCQD P, VARNER Principal There will be no dearth of opportunities in this wide, wide world in which upon graduation from high school you take your placeg you need have no fear on this score for never has the future prom' ised more to youth. The danger is that you may not recognize your opportunity, your chance when you meet it. A story is told of shipwrecked men crowded in a boat. They were dying of thirst. By accident they dropped a bucket into what they supposed to be the ocean and found instead that they were sail' ing in the fresh water of the mouth of the Amazon River. Almost too late they discovered their chance to survive. The opportunities you will meet come in all forms, often they are commonplace and you may overlook them entirely. Look for their quality, not their outward appearance. Be alert and open' minded to their true values. Remember that most men treat kings handsomely but only gentle' men are courteous to beggars. In a wide, wide world may you be clear of vision to recognize your chance in your chamber of days. JAMES M. CASSEL Supervising Principal I 1 X C9 if 20's N6 c-9 c SP l 12 OUR FACULTY 0 7-O 'x - '7 y721f5i . i , . , ,,.,. Science teachers talk it over! R, WAYNE SUDER B. S.-M. Ed. State Teachers College, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania State University. Chemistry, Physics, Arithmetic and Rifle Club. Under the supervision of Mr. Suder, many boys learn to hunt more safely. THOMAS GERBER M. Ed.'4Pcnnsylvania State University. Biology, Geography, and Archery Club. M1'. Gerber enjoys hunting, Hshing. and spending time with his family. An artist hangs a picture! M. GENEVA ALTFATHER California State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State University. Miss Altf father teaches art in grades 6'12. She is the sponsor of Sr. YfTeens and Art Club. Her extra activities include making stage scenery, programs for all activities, and May Day Scenery. It looks like a game coming up! NORMA JOINER B. S.fSlippery Rock State Teachers College. Health and Physical Education. She is the sponsor of G. A. A, and the Cheerleaders. JOHN LICHVAR A. B.-fWashingto11 and jefferson Col' lege, Pennsylvania State University. Phyf sical Education, Health, Sports Club, and Varsity B. Mr. Lichvar is our able basket' ball and baseball coach. Vocational guiclers . . . BETTY MENHORN B. S.ffPennsylvania State University, Indiana State Teachers College. junior and Senior High School Home Economics. Mrs. Menhorn teaches our girls to cook and sew. EVERETT E. NICKLOW B. S.fPennsylvania State University. Vocational Agriculture and Future Farm' ers of America. Mr. Nicklow is now working on his M. Ed. degree in Agriculf ture Education. Some new music WILLIAM M. SCHAEFER B. S.+M. Ed.fPenn State University. Instrumental Music, Band, and Orchestra. Mr. Schaefer enjoys hunting trips. BETTY M. HAY B. S.-University of Pittsburgh, Inf diana State Teachers College. Music, Glee Club, Chico. Miss Hay is the director of the mixed chorus. He helps you plan your future WILLIAM TELEK M. Ed.fB. Ed.-Potomac State Teachf ers College, University of Miami, Penn State University. History, Guidance. Mr. Telek is the guidance counselor of our school. Now let's analyze this JOHN R. ESCH A. B.fUniversity of Pittsburgh. Al- gebra I and Il, Trig, Solid, and Plane Geometry. Bervalon and Radio Club. Mr. Esch guides the editorial staff of the Bervalon. PAUL E. URBAIN B. S.fSt. Francis College. General Math, General Science, Science Club and Garden Club. Mr. Urbain is the junior varsity basketball coach. On the voacl to health DOROTHY B. VGGEL R. N.fAllegheny General Hospital- School of Nursing, University of Pennf sylvania. Mrs. Vogel takes care of our students when they are sick. DR. JAMES I. KILLIUS M. D.gSchool of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Killius, our school doctor, gives physical examinations to the student body. 13 rf W 'PM Shell find it for you fly! I BETTY BoYER f W B.S.- Pennsylvania tate Univrsity. Clarion State Teachers' College. Library Science and Library Club. Mrs. Boyer enjoys bowling in her spare time. MARGARET K. PHILLIPS M.S., A.B.fPennsylvania State Uni' versity and Hood College. Latin, Spanish, English. Spanish Club, and jr. YfTeens. Made Latin and Spanish classes interesting. Stay on your side! ELMER CONE B.S., M. Ed.-H--California State Teach' ers' College and University of Pittsburgh. Geography, Drivers Education, and Safe' ty Patrol Club. Mr. Cone is the Varsity Football Coach and Assistant Baseball Coach of our school. Something in common? GARNER PRITZ B.S., M. Ed.fPennsylvania State Uni' versity, State Teachers' College, Slippery Rock. English, History, and Teen-Age Book Club. Mr. Pritz is in charge of the sale of candy and chips in our school. WARD M. LEHMAN B.S.- Indiana State Teachers', Univerf sity of Maryland, Shippensburg State Teachers' College, and Juniata. Social Studies, Drivers Education, and Bervalon. The business duties of the Bervalon occuf py a lot of Mr. Lehnianls tiine. This is the way I see it . . . MABEL B. HAY B.S.f'Lock Haven Teachers' College. English and History. Mrs. Hay was a director of our senior class play. She en' joys painting and handwork. EVELYN R. BALTZER A.B. --- Pennsylvania State University and Thiel College. English and Mountain' eer. Mrs. Baltzer heads the Mountaineer staff, who edit our school newspaper. How exciting to travel! MRS. RUSSELL CILI. Maryland State Teachers' College. His' tory, Writiiig, Spelling and Reading. Mrs. Gill was the suhstitute teacher for Mrs. Imhoff, who was recently ill. ANNA CATHERINE RHCADS B.S.f California State Teachers' Colf lege, Pennsylvania State University. Ce' ography, English, Spelling and Writiiig. Miss Rhoads recently received firstfhand information on foreign geography. Quite cl rock! WILFRED O. SMITH Normal Diploma f California State Teachers' College. Arithmetic, Health, Science, Spelling, Writiiig. Mr. Smith is the faculty manager of haslcethall. Ave you 'ready to start? VERA SI IUI.TZ B.S.ff Indiana State Teachers' Col ege, Pennsylvania. Shorthand, Business Math, Business English, Business Law, and Art Typing Cluh. Mrs. Shultz is a new addif tion to our faculty this year. HAROLD M. BUSH B.S., M. Ed.-flndiana State Tearchers' College, Bloomshurg State Teachers' Colf lege, University of Pittsburgh. Typing I and II, Elective Typing, Office Practice. Bookkeeping I and II. Mr. Bush has charge of the majorettes. He was co' director of the Senior Class Play. Now, tliis is liow it works . . HARRY SPEICHER M. Ed., Guidance CertifieateffCaliforf nia State College, University of Pitts' hurgh. Industrial Arts and Projectionist Cluh. Mr. Speicher teaches the Projecf tionist Cluh how to show movies. GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY 6 Now thatls interesting Mary Bucker ....,...................... Ida Kimmel ......... l Leora Altiather ................................. Third Grade Special Education Pauline Pritz ............ .............,.. T hird Mary Dickey ......... ........... T hird Eleanor Engle ......... ............. S econd Is that so? Marian Diyely ........... ......,......., F irst Evelyn Krissinger ...... ............. S econd Mary Ellen Smith .......... ............... F irst Mabel Shultz .............. ............. S econd ...............First Now heres what I think . . . Margaret Coughenour ............ Fourth Thelma Saylor ................. .............. F ifth Mildred Smith ............ .............. F ifth Maude S. Pugh ........... ............... F ifth Pearle Hillegass .............................. Fourth Mary Jane Gnagey ..................... Fourth Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade George S. Dively ...... Grade School Principal 33 ., 1 , 'WN xv 1 ' - X' K K- 5 9' 7XXX K4 f Ylgkxxa Oki' 559 I f f x ' fl K 'KXR f- Sfav ,Q A ai .gag 5 5 'DM M271 HQ? 'W J -- STUDENTS -1 I 5. , av' , ,1 Y Q V, WV. ,. 9-:Ava 53-U JA vx pf N-my vel wmv' I 's ESQ Kendall Croncr 5 Spciclicr Pugh PAUL IRVIN KENDALL DORQTHY MAIKIE SPEICHER Academic Commercial Paul is ai tall :incl lizimlsnrnc lxicl, Dot is ai nicc girl :incl vcry swcct, Clizirming tlic girls is liis mziin fzicl. l'm sure yuu'll zlgrcc slic is poisccl and l1C2lf. To join tlic Air Force is liis dcliglit. ln nrt clzisscs slic rczilly clid sliinc, As scnior prcsiclcnt lic was ll guiding liglit. Wcziriiig lwluc slic looks real fine. RONALIJ HAY CRONER JAMES LELAND PUGH Industrial Academic Mcwcisc is ai stair in cvcry sport. As trczisurcr, our finimccs lic did keep, HQ clislilcus stucly of any sort. ln liis sparc timc lic clrivcs ll jccp. Wcmnicii to him zirc vcry clczir, He was tlii: futher in our scnior clzlss play, Driving ai truck may lic his cnrccr. Hc'll bc :in clcctronic tccliniciun some clay, is znj DONALD BAILEY Commercial Don is a hunting and Hshing lad, In the commercial course he doesn't do bad. He likes to eat steak with french fries too, He also looks well in clothes of blue. DoLoREs ELAINE BEAL Academic Dolores as teacher in our senior play, Played her role in a professional way. For her, playing the piano is fun, Her career as a lawyer will soon have begun, DONALD E. BRICK Industrial Ice cream is his favorite dish, To graduate from school is his major wish. Fords and girls are his delight, Dressed in blue he is a handsome sight. DOLORES JEAN BURATTY Commercial Dolores is short with dark brown hair, The eOlOr pink she likes to wear. She really likes to roller skate, Iee cream and shorthand with her rate. Bailey Beal CAROL ANN COCHRAN Commercial Carolls the girl who loves to draw, She drew for the yearbook, with nary a flaw. Her clothes are the keenest you ever saw, And a beautiful smile she has for all. MARY CAROLE COUGHENOUR Commercial A high stepping majorette in our band, She is always willing to lend a hand. A friendly gal who likes to draw, And always does with nary a flaw. THOMAS EDWARD CUSTER Commercial Tom is really a senior pest, In a green shirt he looks best. To eat a hamburger is his delight, As a football player he shone bright. BETTY LOU DEETER Commercial Betty is nice but makes little noise, Collecting records she enjoys. In the color red she's really hep, Wlieii dancing she really keeps in step. Brick Buratty Cochran Coughenour CLlStCr Deeter I 211 JACK WILSON DEETER NANCY JOY FAIDLEY Commercial Commercial Skeeter in art class always did Hne, Nancy is planning a wonderful life, To be a success is in his mind. With her 111611, HS 21 housewife- HC dogsnlt have 21 Spgcial girl, SIIG likes to hllVC El study 6V6fy day, And can usually he seen with her friend Likes to take Cheyies for a whirl. Kay. JOAN MARLENE DIEST Commercial JAMES W. FERGUSON Industrial Joe likes nothin hetter than fun, I I I I ' Y g Jim likes hunting and fishing too, But study for him is something new. Football he really knew how to play, He will join the Air Force some day. But only when her work is done. In the hand she took an active part, Her career as a secretary soon will start. JEROME DICKEY Commeycml ROLAND D. FOGLE r Industrial Jerry is really lots of fun, II I II I I I I I Rollie is a very inquisitive lad, Especially when his work is done, I I When he s around one can t he sad. He likes to watch haskethall games And usually shys away from dames. On R motorcycle 15 Where he shove' And when he wrecked he sure did groan. REBECCA VIRGINIA DRENNING G I EVELYN E. Fousfr 6715761 . Commercral This lass likes nothing hetter than skating I , I on ice Ev, the cheerleader, IS quite petite, In the color blue she looks quite nice. In MW Outfit She 100kS neat- Two years ago she came our way, BllSkCfbH1l is her f?lV0fit6 game, Usually she is seen with Faye. To he a secretary is her aim. Deeter Diest Dickey Drenning Faidley Ferguson Fogle Foust I J Fox Gary Gill Glessner Golby Gondek RICHARD Fox Commercial French fries are Dicks favorite food, He's always in a silly mood. He really likes to pester the gals, Phil and Tom are his good pals. CATHERINE LOUISE GARY Commercial Kay likes to knit and make things fancy, Usually she is seen with Nancy. She thinks baseball is fun to play, And wants to own a home someday. M. ELoIsE GILL Commercial Subscription Manager was this keen lass, Always seen in bookkeeping class. Business school is her ambition, To Girls Ensemble she's quite an addition. HELEN JEAN GLESSN ER Academic Helen is a friend to all, ln every class she's on the ball. Eating sundaes is her delight, As a nurse she will shine bright. l l l Gooden Grenke RICHARD GOLBY ' Commercial Known to us as just plain Dick On the baseball diamond he was really slick. Though he never has much to say, He may surprise us all someday. JAMES DAVID GONDEK Industrial A tall lad with lots of wit, This description seems to Jimmy fit. He is a member of the band, And plays the cornet really grand. ELIZABETH PAY GOODEN Commercial Yodeling, this girl does real well, To all her friends she is quite swell. Gay's a girl with dark brown hair, Clothes of pink she likes to wear. EVELYN LAGENE GREN KE Academic jeanne's the gal with dancing feet, Her manner is really quite sweet. As a majorette she steps real high She's usually seen with her favorite guy. 231 FANNY MAY HARMON HELEN JEAN HUMMEL General Commercial Fann's a girl who's usually gay, Jeanne, has blue eyes that really shine, A pleasant hello to all she'll say. As majorette she did just fine. Dressed in blue she's a pleasing sightg A sweet little miss with long blond tresses, In typing she's a shining light. Looks niee in blue, in which she dresses. MARILYN RACHELLE HAY KIRBY L. ICKES Academic Industrial Monnie wears a ring she does admire, Kirby likes to hunt and fishg To be a housewife is her desire. Baked ham is his favorite dish. On hall patrol she's on the ball, Basketball he likes to play, To her friends she's never dull. He'll be a truek driver someday. KATHERINE ELIZABETH HEIPLE CAROLYN MARIE KREPELKA Academic General Sue is the leader of our band, Cute, petite, and loads of fun, Twirling her baton she does grand. Mint has a smile for everyone. One of the redheads of our class, A football game she likes to seeg She is a happyfgoflueky lass. But she has not-decided what she will be. RONALD HORNING MARY JANE LANDIs Industrial Vocational Ronnie with his cool black hair, Janie wearing pink looks real neat, Shirts of blue likes to wear. And her smile is very sweet. To be a truck driver is his ambition, She has dimples and natural curls, Wlizit a job of repetition. Which are the envy of all girls. Harmon Hay Heiple Horning Hummel Ickes Krepelka Landis 24 J Landis Lasure Lehman Lehman Leister Lindeman ROBERT HAROLD LANDIS Industrial Zabo never will get bored, If he's driving a new Ford. In art club his talents shone, A service station he'd like to Own. CAROL SUE LASURE Commercial Carol claims steak her favorite food, You seldom see her in a dreary mood. She wears a ring which she admires, To be a secretary and housewife are her desires. PHILIP MERLE LEHMAN Vocational Phil was the president of F.F.A., He has a very pleasing way. To till the soil is his ambition, Lots Of luck to him we're wishin'. RENE SWOPE LEHMAN Academic To SwOpey homework is taboo, Hunting and fishing he likes to do. See him meandering through the halls, Letting out those shrill wolf calls. Ludy Mankamyer LUKE EDWARD LEISTER Industrial A handsome lad in our class is Lew, He'll always have a joke for you. Lew likes study halls and shop, But a chicken dinner he likes to cop. DAVID LIN DEMAN Vocational Boye likes to pest the girls, Especially when they have long curls. To be a contractor is his wish, Venison is his favorite dish. DARLENI2 KATHRYN LUDY Academic A tall and friendly girl is Kate, For a basketball game she's never late. As cofeditor for our Bervalon, Her work was never just half done. DAVID MAN KAMYER Vocational A very nice guy to everyone, He is happy when his work is done. He would like to have a brandfnew car, As a farmer he really will star. E251 FAYE ARLENE MARKER ARLENE VIRGINIA SARVER Academic Faye in both her sophomore and junior year Wzls editor of the Mountaineer. She thinks History class is great, To be a nurse is her fate. NANCY LEE MCQUADE Academic Nancy is our studious brunette, Her friendship we will ne'er forget. For a sportsfcar she is wishing, To be a nurse is her ambition. BETTY LARUE MEYERS Academic Playing the piano she does grand, She also plays clarinet in our band. She was cofeditor of the Bervalon clan, To enter college is her big plan. OHN JAMES PORTER Academic A very nice fellow who likes to eat steak, Wliilc working on Bervalon he made few mistakes. Studying comes easy for this versatile guy, Witli everybody he rates real high. Marker McQuade VA Academic Arlene, a lass who really likes school, Says study hard is her main rule. This strawberry blonde enjoys reading books, In the color red, charming she looks. LYNN SCH LOSNAGLE Academic A tall brunette named Eva Lynn, Likes to jump in her car and go for a spin. Wlieii Eva's on hall duty order you see, A lady in white she would like to be. FAYE ANN SCH LOSNAGLE Academic Eating french fries she enjoys, When she's around there's usually noise. A bluefeyed lass with lightfbrown hair, Wears clothes of aqua with a jaunty air. RONALD SHAFFER General Ronald's a boy who loves to read, And everyday does a good deed. To the bus patrol he was quite an addition, To go to college is his ambition. Meyers Porter Sarver Schlosnagle Schlosnagle Shaffer Shaulis Shonko Sicheri Sivits Smith Speicher Swet Tattarell ALICE ANN SHAULIS THOMAS EUGENE SMITH Commercial Vocational Smitty is a member of the FFA., He plans to be a mechanic someday. A very nice guy who has red hair, When his work isn't done, he surely does Spaghetti, is what she likes to eat, At roller skating she's hard to beat. To own a convertible she is wishing, To be a bookkeeper is her ambition. care. ARTHUR E' SHONKO I d t , I ARLENE JOYCE SPEICHER H Us Tm Commercial A mn and Sporty boy is Gene' In the commercial department Wee was In basketball he s strictly keen. tops, his his delight to huhf for 216913 For our school she turns flipflops. He wants to be an engineer. Wee is always chewing gum, When she's around one's never glum. MAXINE ELLEN SICHERI Commeycial ROSE ANN SWET . Commercial Max is a blondfhaired, bluefeyed miss, Swimming and dancing are her bliss. You heard her giggle, theh YOU SHW, Chicken coming down the hall Steak with' french fries she likes to eat, Th h h Q h d ' ,H W2 - h 1 k git. S ESS yan VCfySITl2l , 6 mug ue S E rea Y OO S nu She likes dancing and baseball. MARY SWIT5 g DONNA KAY TATTARELL Commercial Academic A quit? ambitious glfhfthiltls Marv- YOu'll see this brunette in the band, ' She Cl hke fo be H SCCYCYHTY- Her personality is simply grand. For a basketball game she's always ready, To our class she was quite an addition, Usually she is seen with her friend Betty. To be a nurse is her ambition. 27 28 JEANNE 'ANN VAUGHAN WANDA LEE WOIDA Commercial I Commercial Jeanne is a friendly gal, This darkfhaired miss has lots of wit, To everyone she is a pal. As business manager she was a hit. To be a secretary is her wish, To be a secretary is her desire, She likes to eat spaghetti, her favorite dish. Of her friendship we'll never tire. SHELBY JEAN WALKER JAMES WOYTEK Commercial Industrial Shelb has secretarial dreams, In the color blue he's really neat, She always makes up cheering schemes. A chicken dinner he likes to eat. Ham is her favorite food, Study for him is strictly taboo, She's always in a friendly mood. But hunt for deer he'll gladly do. DOLLY WEBB SHIRLEY ANN YINKEY Commercial V0Cafl0mll Dolly as a member of the Bervalon staff, Shift is the HRV twiflef in the band, her Work, but not just In the COlOI' red, she looks gI'ZlI'1d. Her apple pie last year brought her a prize, With her hair so beautifully curled, So boys let this be a word to the wise. She never had a care in the world. Vaughan Walker Webb . l , . Li r if of . lf! c Woida Woytek Yinkey 2 I' We Do It Well Or Not At All Every job Big Or Small Senior Activities BAILEY, DONALD Football 1 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Rifle Club 3, 4. BEAL, DOLORES ELAINE YfTeens 1, 2, 3 . . .Chico 2, 3, 4 . . . Moun' taineer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Orchestra 2, 3, 4 . . . Art Club 2 . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. BRICK, DONALD E. Rifle Club 3, 4 . . . Art Club 2 . . . Sports Club 1. ' BURATTY, DELORES JEAN YfTeens 1 . . . Library Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Art Club 2 . . . Mixed Chorus 3. COPCHRAN, CAROL ANN YfTeens 1, 3, 4 . . . Art Club 1 . . . G.A.A. 2, 3 . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Dramatic Club 2 . . . Bervalon 4. COUGHENOUR, MARY CAROLE YfTeens 1, 3 . . . G.A.A. 1, 2 . . . Twirling 1, 3, 4 . . . Bervalon 4 . . . Class Play 4. CRONER, RONALD HAY Art Club 1, 2 . . . VarsityfB 1, 2, 3 . . . Arch' ery Club 3 . . . Hall Patrol 4, Bervalon 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4... Baseball 3, 4 . . . Class Play 3, 4. CUSTER, THOMAS EDWARD Football 1, 2, 3, 4. . . VarsityfB 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Play 3, 4. DEETER, BETTY LOU YfTeens 1 . . . Library Club 2, 3, 4. DEETER, JACK WILSON Art Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Bervalon 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. DEIST, JOAN MARLENE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 . . . Library Club 1, 2 . . . F.H.A. 3 . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . Band 3, 4 . . . Bervalon 4. DICKEY, JEROME Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .Radio Club 3 . . . Art Club 3 . . . Art Typing 4 . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . Class Play 3, 4. DRENNING, REBECCA VIRGINIA G.A.A 2 . . . Library Club 2, 3, 4. FAIDLEY, NANCY JAY F.H.A. 3, 4. . . YfTeens 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Library Club 1, 2 . . . Hall Patrol 4. FERGUSON, JAMES W. Football 3, 4 . . . VarsityfB 3, 4. FOGLE, ROLAND D. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Projectionist Club 3 .. .Archery 1 ...Art 2. FOUST, EVELYN E. Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 . . . G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Y-Teens 1, . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . Class Play 4. FOX, RICHARD Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Play 4. 301 GARY, CATHERINE LOUISE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 . . . Y'Teens 3, 4 . . . F.H.A. 4. GILL, M. ELOISE G.A.A. 1 . . . Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Twirling Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Girls Ensemble 3, 4 . . . Chico 2, 3, 4 . . . Bervalon 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. . .Class Play 4. . . Y-Teens 1, 2. GLESSNER, HELEN JEAN Art Club 1 . . . YfTeens 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mounf taineer 2, 3 . . . Bervalon 4 . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. GIOLBY, RICHARD VarsityfB 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. GONDEK, JAMES DAVID Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Art Club 2, 4 . . . Library Club 1 . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . Class Play 3, 4. GOODEN, ELIZABETH FAY G.A.A. 1, 2 . . . Twirling 1 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Hall Patrol 4. GRENKE, EVELYN LAGENE G.A.A. 1, 3 . . . YfTeens 1, 2, 3 4 . . . Nurses Club 2 . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . Twifling 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 2, 3, 4. HARMON, FANNY MAY G.A.A. 1, 2 . . . Twirling 1, 2 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Hall Patrol 4. HAY, MARILYN ROCHELLE YfTeens 1, 2, 3, 4. . .Chico 2, 3, 4. . .Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hall Patrol 4. HEIPLE, KATHERINE ELIZABETH Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Twirling 2, 3, 4 . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . G.A.A. 1 . . .Chico 2, 3, 4... YfTeens 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 4. HORNING, RONALD Projectionist Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Art Club 1. HUMMEL, HELEN JEAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . YfTeens 1 . . . Twirling 1, 2, 3...G.A.A.1...Bervalon 4. . .Hall Patrol 4 . . . Chico 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. ICKES, KIRBY Archery Club 1, 3 . . . Projectionist Club 2, 3, 4. . .Art Club 2 . . .Class Play 4. KENDALL, PAUL IRVIN Mixed Chorus 3, 4 . . . Camera Club 2 . . '. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Play 3, 4. KREPELKA, CAROLYN MARIE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheerleading 2 . . . Mixed Chorus 2, 3 . . . Class Play 4. LANDIS, MARY JANE G.A.A. 1, 3, 4 . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . Band 3, 4 . . . Twirling 1, 2. Senior Activities LANDIS, ROBERT HAROLD SCHLOSNAGLE, EAYE ANN Art Club 1 . . . Archery Club 2 . . . Glee G.G.A. 1, 2 . . . YfTeens 1, 2 . . . Library Club 2 . . . Projectionist Club 4 . . . Mounf Club 3, 4 . . . Hall Patrol 4. taineef 4- SHAFFER, RONALD EUGENE LASURE, CARQL SUE F.A.A.. 1, 2 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Radio Club 3 Yffeens 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 3, 4 U , , Library . . . Rifle Club 4 . . . Bus Patrol 1, 3, 4 . . . Club 1, 2 . , . Hall Patrol 4 . . . F.H.A. 3, 4 Photography Club 1, 2 - . - Class P1-lv 4- . . . Class Play 4. SHAULIS, ALICE ANN l h YfTeens 1 . . . Aft 2 . . . MlXCCl C OI'US P.P.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . F.F.A. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 2- 4 - - - G-A-A 1- 2- 3- 4 - - - Class PEY Band 1,2, 3,4...Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4... 3' ' Hall Patrol 4 . . . Class Play 3, 4. SHOglIiO,bl'h1ET5'I?R D ' U Cl b 2 3 4 LEHMAN- RENE SWOPE as iffeaciiii, 11 'vifS1iZfiiniSt2 lf.1J11x'ea 3321631 il1gb41- 2 Cie? gfognjameer 3 ' ' Chorus 3 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Class-Play 4. 1 6 U ' U ' SICHERI, MAXINE ELLEN LEISTER, -LUKE EDWARD G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 . . . YfTeens 1, 3, 4 . . . Berf Aft Club 1 - - - Rlfle Club 1- 2 - - - Hall valon 4 . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . .Cheerleading 1 Patrol 1- . . . Class Play 3. LINDEMAN, DAVID SIVITS, MARY F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Mountaineer 1 . . . Library Club 2, 3, 4. LUDY, DARLENE KATHRYN SMITH, THOMAS EUGENE Y'Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mountaineer 1, 2 . . . EEA- 1, 2, 3, 4 - - - Hall Pfifffll 4- Hall Patrol 4 . . . Bervalon 4. SPEICHER, ARLENE JOYCE A A I G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheerleading 3, 4 . . . Y.l?Rifle Club 3 - . . Han Mixed Chorus 1, 2 . . . Class Play 4. Patrol 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. SPEISIREE, 1D?1g0THgD MARIE b 1 A MARKER, PAYE ARLENE . . . , , . . . ancing u . . . rt Mixed Chorus I 2 3 4 . ' I Yfreens Club 2 . . . Bervalon 4 . . . Hall Patrol 4. 1,2,3,4...Ch', 2,3,,4...Hl1Pt 14 SWET-ROSE ANN ICO H 3. fO , .. . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . , .Mountaineer 1, 2, 3, 4 Llbfm' Club 1- 2- 3- 4 - - - Yffeens 1- Ban1,2,3,4...Orcestra1,2,3,4... Bervalon 4 . . . YfTeens 1, 2, 3 . . . Hall ' ' ' ' ' ' Patrol 4 . . .Chico 2, 3, 4. . .Mixed Chorus MCQUADE, NANCY LEE 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls Ensemble 2, 3, 4 . . . Radio YfTeens 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mountaineer 2, 3 . . . Club 4 , , , Class Play 3, 4, Aft Club l . . . Hall Patrol 4. VAUGHN, JEANNE ANN MEYERS, BETTY LaRUE Twirling 1 . . . Mountaineer 1 . . . Art Typing Band 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. . . 4 . . .Radio Club 3, 4. . .Library Club 3 . .. YfTeens 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 3 . . . Mixed Chorus 2 . . . Glee . . . Bervalon 4 . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . Radio Club 2 . . . Class Play 4. Club 4 . . . Art Club 4 . . . Class Play 3. WALKER, SHELBY JEAN PORTER, JOHN JAMES G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . . . .Cheerleading 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4 . . . VarsityfB 1, 3 . . . WEBB, DQLLY Camera Club 1- 2 - - - M0UHf21iU961' 3 - - - Mountaineer 1 . . . Library Clu-b 1, 2, 3 . . . Bervalon 4 . . . Class Play 3, 4. Bervalon 4, PUGH, JAMES LELAND WOIDA, WANDA LEE Baseball 1 . . . Art Club 2 . . . Hall Patrol 4 YfTeens 1 . . . G.A.A. 1, 2 . . . Mountaineer . . . Radio Clu-b 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . 2, 3 . . . Bervalon 4 . . .Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 1 . . . Mountaineer 1, 4 . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . Chico 4 . . . Class Play 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 4 . . . Archery Club 3 . . . WOYTEK JAMES J Class Play 3' 4' Baseball 3 . . . Art Club 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3 SARVER, ARLENE VIRGINIA ' . . . Rifle Club 4 . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . Mixed Library Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Play 3, 4. SCHLOSNAGLE, EVA LYNN YINKEY, SHIRLEY ANN YfTeens 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mountaineer 2, 3 . . . F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Twirlf G.A.A. 1 . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . Mixed Chorus ing 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hall Patrol 4 . . . Chico 4 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . Mixed Chorus 1. E311 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The main events of our freshman year included the class party and the privilege of having our class represented in the queens court on May Day. During the year, Donald Bailey served our class as president. At the beginning of our sophomore year, we elected Larry Cooper to be our new class president. Shortly after we entered our sophomore year we were measured for our class rings that we were to receive as juniors. Soon we were juniors and received our class rings. We also conducted a magazine sale to earn money for the prom which we were privileged to attend at the end of the year. This was the first formal dance for many students in the class. Durf ing the year, john Porter acted as our president. Finally we were seniors and had many events to look forward to in our last year of high school. We began the year by electing as our president, Paul Kendall. During the year, Mr. Wayne Suder and Mr. Ward Lehman were our class sponsors. They helped us in many ways. In November we presented our class play entitled Beauty and the Beef. In March our class party was held. We concluded our social events of the year with the Paul Kgndallv president: Janqqg Pugh' tm,SL,1-6,3 Ronald annual juniorfsenior prom. As our class goes out Croner, vicefpresidentg Dorothy Speicher. secretary, mto the Wldc, Wldc wefld, WC h?lVf milny h?iPPY memories of our high school days to cherish. CLASS JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY At last we'll get our class rings, thought the class who had waited for them since they were sophomores and had been measured for them in the gym. There were several important events to follow in their junior year. They began by electing Nathan Ward as their class president, to succeed Karl Imgrund. In the early part of the year they conducted a magazine subscription campaign which was very successful. The profits they made were used to help cover the expenses of the prom which was probably the most important event of their entire junior year. As their class party this year they held a record hop which was enjoyed by the entire class. Anf other important event of the year was the play they presented in the auditorium. This was the first opportunity for most of the students to demon' strate their dramatic ability. The junior class sponsors were Mrs. Vera Shultz and Mr. Paul Urbain. Nathan Ward, president: Shirley Long, secretary: Eileen I.aBute, treasurerg Larry Shober. vicefpresident. I32I SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY As this class entered its second year of high school they found they had many problems to face. One of their problems was to elect class officers. They chose Dale Leydig as their president. Surely everyone will remember the fine assembly program their class presented at Christmas time. The program consisted of two original plays writ' ten by members of the class. The other class members participated in the plays. Congratulaf tions sophomores for a job well done. Finally the day came for them to order their class rings. This year they decided to change the rings. The new rings contain the school emblem which was designed by a sophomore member. As the sophomores continue through high school we hope The Wide Wide World will open many opportunities for them. OFFICERS Emma Suttmiller. Secretaryg june Krause, Treasurer: Mary Leister, Treasurerg Dale Leydig, President: Barbara Glessner, Secretaryg Kay Sarver, Vice President. R'h d P b' h. P s'dgRllB1b.l,V Pxsizalm oor aug rel ent api u 1ug1 ite The frolicking freshmen began the year with their class party which was held in October. They chose a round and square dance for their party. Everyone had a wonderful time. If someone came to your door selling plastic bags this year it was probably a freshman. With the money they earned they ordered the movie Treasure Island, which they saw in November. The Miss Basket' ball Sweetheart this year came from the Fresh' man class. This year for the first time they chose two attendants and two escorts to represent their class in the May Day program. This is the first picture of their life in high school. Through their remaining years we know they will contribute many worthfwhile pictures of their high school days. U31 lfpwf pfmffi lwwxi' Rim Rrnv 2 ,... Rim' ,i ,... l,ffizw'r fvfffflrf l' izuxi limi Run' I . . . Rim' 3 Ulemla Vw'ehi'eek, Barhara Znrn, Frank Maust, Carl Miller, Rcihcrt Smith. Bonnie Prius, ,lean Leydig. Richard Peterson, Emerson Diinmeyer, Ray Buyer, -lim Raupauglh. Larry Shoher. Barry Fugel. -limhn Vw'atlcins. Run Leistcr. Owen Caron, john Hcpler, Binh Cruner, Elmer Ohlcr, john Novak. Catherine Cmik, Arlene Smith. Carolyn Saylnr. Margie Fritz. Donna Hay, Eileen LaBute. Dnrutliy Suhrie. Shirley Lung, Sally Ritchey, Susan Speieher, Sandra Holland, Linda Beal, Doris Strandquest. Mary lane Emerick. lviary Keller, Karl lnigrund, Charles Boyer, lake Sarver, Betty june Dively. Mary Alyce Crnwe. UN IOR l ppm' Pfffffff hlmxl Run Run I . .. Run .5 f,nJz'f'1' pflfflff hlmxl' Run Run' I llflxx . CLASS Kcnncth Englcka, Carl Saylcn, Larry Dcctcr. Lawrcncc Sarvcr, jamcf Fmmr, Stantun Landxs. Ray Coleman, Donald Kuclwwr. Ycrl Bittner. Larry Baughman. Ruhcrta Bmrchcll, Nathan WIRIFL1, Thundarc Millcr. Dnnald Shlphry. Charles Hanger, ,lim Meyers. Harnld Smith, Paul SIHIKIN. Harvcy Mankamycr, Ray Gmwdcn. Dclwru Vv'h1pkcy, EILIIITC Kccfcr. Ronald Bcachlcy, HIFIIICT Krcinhrrmk, Lcshc Rlmdw, Rita XhY2lI1!h2lllgh. Nancy Vv'yant. Emma Ivan Vvfalkcr, Bcvcrlv Pmmrhaugh, Sandra Altfathcr, Shirley Krause, Donna Mann. -lamcs Mcmwry. -Iilllllji Vvfill. Sara Crmwcli LaX'crnc Snvlcr. Donna Thcnnpfun, Butty DCCIII. Dcanna Dunn-Jr, Bctty Funst. I'Pf71'7' flfllzfrf l lwN'l' Run Run I .... Rmx 1 .... l,HJl'f'f pflufff l'lRHX'lw Rmx Run' 2 . Rim' .5 . Mm-lcnc Spciclwr. Rwlwrt Vv'cl1lw, Dull' Lcydig, Gerald Rmncslmrg. Rrmnld Bzlkcr. Larry Llldy. Elmcr Slmllcr, Luulfc Cfmxglwmlllr, Ray MlllCI', Miclwucl Rulvcrtsmm, Ruger Sclmruck, Randy Nllfflx. Vvfnylmu Dczmcr. Dcmamld May. Charles Vv'ill. , . David Slllllll, fxllglhllllk' Kamliimmm. -Igunce Many. Tl1cudcm1'c Rulwll Leroy Lclwmzm, john Stupmsky. KAW Sau'vcr, Arlcnc Plctclwcr. Mary Ann Suder. Carol Miller. Burlmm Sclxlmnzlgilc. Dmmnl Scllmck, Ann lxolwrlf, Durutlny Smith, Beverly Dcgmcr. -Iudy Snylur, .Indy Mzmkumycr, Annu Swct. Dmmu Viulkcrr. Dunnu Mcffurdy. Faye Kznllmgm, Elczmor Deist. Gcwrgc LCRIZICT. Alzlnwf Ingrudi, Sumlvy Sllilfll, Ruth Sruuk. Bernice Hmmm, SOPHOMORE me Ilfipfl' Pllflfll l 1mx'1' Run' Rim' 2 ., Rim' ,i .... I,H'CZ'f'7' pflfflff lfiamivi' Rim' Row 7 lim rw s CLASS Carol Brant, Marie Shoekey, judy McKenzie, Betty Stahl, Thelma Vvamida, Beverly Patsy, Shelva Hillegas. Carcwl Sieheri. Roberta Vnnglit, Nancy Crank, Ted Prittf, Ruherl Brant. Floyd Platter. Mary Leistei, Dorothy Heininif, 15 Dale Mnwry, Durnthy Vvaedner, Bernie Hanliinwn, Sandra Stahl, Lynn Pugh, Vv'ayne Brideguin. Nina Burner. Carl Platt, Barry Hnlland. Pat Steve. Dale Platt. Alielrey Mauft, Gary Landis, Harvey Miller. ,lanice Atlainf, Barhara Glessner. Ruth Clark, Virginia Stitfey, Mary Ohler, Elric Leydig, Rita Glefsner. Dnrntliy Puurhangli, Carol Landis, Henry Landif, Carl Bluhaugh, Vincent Gary, Adeline Rlmacls. 37 fippff' flllufr l'llLHY'l' limi Rim 7 . Rim' . f,u:lw'i' fuliufu l RirX l' Rim limi I ..,... ... Rim' A 38 I -lame, Tatalcha, Edward Krcpcllca, Stulla Swct. Barhara Gund, .luhu Vxfill, Harry liiflicr, Vw'ilma Danni. luiic Kraiifu, Norma ,lcan Smith. Alamcs Muwry. Emma Suttmillcr. Ona Clatim, Carimlc Suhrc. juhn Lcydig, Darlciic Mcffurdy, Ralph Bluhaugh, Barhara Mcycrf. Virginia Stahl, Vx'alLur Augimiiic. Patricia Mcrrill, Aim Lcc Lung, Faith Will. Barry Barkley. Mary jane Hcmlcrslmt, Mary Ringlcr. lfranccf. Kallihrcmicr, Erncft Ruhright. Binh lvlctzgar, Edwin Applcyard. Twin Rayman. ffarl Hay. Sandra Lindy. Dirk Hankinsim, Clark Ruhh, Claude Krause. Charlcs Pcwpiwifli. jim Hankinwn, .luhn Dcctcr FRESHMAN Iifvprr Pflflfll l imx'i' Rim' Rim' 2 Row S l.ff-Jaw' pfmlu liicrrxi' Rim' Ri m' 2 Rim' S CLASS Ronald Charlton, Dave Miller, Darlcnc Bayer, joycc Schcllcr, Alamos Budcn, Francis Fllfllllllllll -lay Buratty. Rohcrt Dcctcr, Richard Punrhaugh, Timothy Clitcr, jim Hcrllcy, Harold Dcctcr, jim Scurficltl Charles Tlunnas, Phil Rcftly, Barry Gcmdcn. Twin Crcmncr. Allircd Sarvcr, jnhnny Saylrr, Donald Porter. Ronald Lynne, Shirlcy Ohlcr, Raymond Decker, Danny Dcclccr, Rcmiialtl lvlauft. Marlcnc Buyer Virginia Sarvcr, Ruth Sichcri. Linda Smith. Helen Miller, Faith Vxfcyant, Nancy Platt, Camlinc Llewellyn. Cynthia Rose, ,lane Hulliinan, Mary Louise Ludy, Richard Nurrih, Carl Grenl-cc, joycu Smith Nancy H ummcl. 39 I fififl' Plluff I' ww 1' Run Run' 2 .... RUN' .l . . . l,riic'r1' pfmlff liiwvi' Run Run I Run' .3 . Ralph Kurtz, Bula Adanif, Duruthy Will. Shirley Day, Eva Sliarlicr, Barry Hinmn, .luhn Mcycrf Phyllis Buuzcr, lack lwvy, Sandra Raupaugh, 'luscph Delaney, Ira Harding. Paul Fucliliuan. Sandra Landif jurly Bcnning. Clarul Pourlaziligli, Samuel Cuughcnuur, jucly Meyers, Phyllis Raupaugh, Margcry lingrunnl Dunna Vw'hipkcy. Kenneth Vv'ainhaugh. luycc Lcydig. ,Iudy Burk. Anna Ohlcr. llarhara Sudcr, Shirley Lciftcr, -lanicr Barrett, Verna fvlau Shruyur. Viulct Chancy. Sandra Schrncli, Suzanne Krause. Floyd Guinlwrt. fvfcliinlcy. Larry Shirlcy Brant. -luyce McQuadc, Gary Norris, Kathryn Vw'agncr. Barhara Sipc Barbara Smith. Lawrence Suhrc. Larry Benning, Stcwt' Kahina. Vvlilliam Gurduii. Richard Gmcllespcrgcr, 4 J EIGHTH Ifpfi- pliflzff nm' 3. lfiwxr Rim ..., Doris Kcllcr, Rnhcrt Sualcr, Duruthy Mnnticuc, Sandra Faulkner, Lana Alcan Krcinhrnuk, Sally Rim' I . RUN' ,l . f,Hft'f'l' flllffllf I' mm 1' R- Rmx I . . RMU' X GRADE Ann Maust. Glenn Plctchcr. Sandra Buratty, ,,,.ffarla Miller. 'lanc Ritchey, Rachel Hittic. Connie Shunk. Janice Hcndcrflwt, Vcc Ann Sarvcr Carwl Gindlcfpcrgcr, lvfargarct Hankinwn, Durnia Slimikw. james Vvlalkcr, john Drahish. Ray Fritz. Richard Henning, Richard Mcrrlll, Ruhurt Harr David Malas. Ralph Four. in ..., Barhara ISUNHU Swupc, Dulivriz- Landis. Daltun Paul. Doyle Paul, Tlicnnas Sarvcr, Bruce Huw tctlcr. Ray Bittner, Dean Gimllcspcrgcr, Linda Lasurc. Rnmald Dcancr. -lay Engleka, Vvlilliam Englcka, janicf Cruncr, Larry Schruck. Larry Miller Dunald Ohlcr. Vvlaync Benning. Roger Caroluf. Harvey Sarvcr, Larry W'1llf, blames Lung, ,luhn Swift, Douglas A, Shaulis Vw'illiain Vv'ciglc. Ivftfvff' flflwll l'1RH'Yl Run RUN' J ,... Linda Mac Brant. Nancy Thumas, Karen Knnnlcl, Betty Dcclacr. Karcn Buwfcr. -IUYCE Rlnglcr. Nancy Lmftcr. AICQIIIHIC Kcudcl. hluycc Hlllcgasf, Bruce Rcnncshcrg, Mark Spciclwr, Run' .5 .... .... E llcn Vcrglc. Lcannc Slwlm-r, jnn Smith. Ruhcrt Stahl. Dnmthy Uhlcr, xlanct Brant. l.n.z'fr plwlf l smx'1' Run Run I .... llmx 9 ....lD.lN'Id Novak, Ennly Clulcman, Kay Lcrftcr, Phyllis Vw'cl'vh, Vivman Dnnlnycr. Gcnc Cflnpcluck, ,.,Anna Athcy, XVIFQIIHIQI 'Vv'alkcr. juan Hurning, Cathcmnc Hmtctlcr. Cami Ohlcr. InAnn Ohlcr, Karon Dcht, Linda lvliller. Charlcr Millcr, Carolyn Clitcs. Snfan Snnth. SEVENTH 1'ppf'r pfmfw l'lRON'l' Ron' Row 7 Row 5 Luiz' l'aox lion' Row i Ron' 4 fl' pfmln 'i' Rr iw Hilda Bittenger, Mary .lane Burehell, Barry Vought, Alice Heining, Dorothy -lane Vsfallier. vlainerz Brodriclx. Lynn Hay, Kay Ann Hittie, -loan Miller, Carol Ohler, Williziiii Merrill, Ida Mae Baer. Anna Krepelka, Fred Boyer, Kenneth Smith. ,Iudy Sanner, Gary Shultz. Edward Landis, Roger Buratty, Roger Lailerty, Ray Engleka, Dale Ivlanlcanieyer, Clarence Landis, Leon Paul, Charles Swet. Ivan Saylor, Paul W'ill. Virginia Drahish, -Ianet Beachley, Stanley Four, Kenny Vwfallcer, Toni Hendersliot, Ron Wzilkei'. Billy Crowe, Susan Fisher, Doyle Manlcaineyer. Rose Krepelka. Torn Miirpliy, Harold Shuclc, Donald Restley, Suzanne Smith, LaRue Pritts, 'lanica Flainiii, ,Iini Buratty, Ronald Norris, Gerald Zorn, Harry VVatkins, Claude Ryman, Charles Kurtze. Franklin Bittner, john Monnett, Bohhy Shoe' maker. Paul Caton, Eugene Chaney. Eddie Fisher, GRADE in 1 Ifvfwl' pflwfn lflmvl' R nn' , .,,., ,lainm Ryman. Rulvcrt Fwy, Larry Platt, Rogcr Wyzniit. Rulwcrt Rlmadf. Merle Day. David Cfustcr. Vylilliam Cliancy, jaincs Vsfclwln. Rim I .... Vxlilliam Harris. Barbara Divcly. Elmer Bccinan. Rngcr Kraufc. james Ringer. Blaine lvlauft. Shirley Hcndcrslint. Carolyn Sarvcr, Rim 3 4... ..., j nlin Glcfwncr. lane Raupaucli. Gary Hillcgaf. -Iulin Wzillaxcc. Kcnnctli Marker. Sliirlcy Cfliarltnn. ,lamcn Burk, l.fi.zwr plmffi lwuixi' Rim ...,., Sandra Bccman. Paul Vvlidmcycr. Bruce Stuck, David Smith. Nyal Vvlalkcr. Dax-id flmintryinan. Lyle Scliacicr. Ronald Sarvcr, Nadja Swct, Run' I ..., Philip Marti. VVilliain Tlwinpson. Willter Hurzel, Leonard Gary. Dunald Fritz. Runald lfalwian. Carl Brent. W'illiam Landis. limi' 3 .... Linda lvfclicnzic, Karen Felix. Kay Cliristncr, David Adams. Kay Sinitli. lvlary Hcining, Elaine Lcydig. is ii SIXTH llf7fN'1' pfinl l i4ox'i' Ron Row 2 Row 3 ., l.n'SL'1'7' film! l Rr rN'l' Rim II fi Ron' 2 Row w GRADE George lngrodi, Mary Susan Coher, Larry Denner, Edward Reed, Sharon Hinson, Gary Phen- nicne, Paul Hoffman. Rohert Flick. Ernest Benning, Richard Layding, Patricia Qhler, lvlaxine lVleKinley, Sherrie Vvleire, Mary Foehtman, Rohert Miller, Donna Wyzint, Frederick Stayroalc. Donna Vwlalker, Henry lvlaust, -loyce Coher, Linda lvlowry, Snstan Deaner, janet Vwfill. Alexander Yarner, Robert Caton. Mary Ann Foehtnian, Linda lvleliinzie, Bonnie Landis, Pearl Kurtz, Dorothy Athey. Nanny Pritz, lean Platt. jerry Smith. Durseilla Whipkey, Carol lvlothershangh. Ruth Stoner, Billy Gindlesperger, Helen Keeler. Dorothy Sarver, Shirley Saylor, Douglas Bell, Betty Ryman 'lack Heller, Stanley Seheller, Philip Sarver, Donald Witt, Paul Bird, Eugene Bittner, Michael McKinley. Ronald Persuhn. wi XTX ,Sv 4 1 4 Y,-1 A 1 I Q. g gd Ti f , , Y fxix kl' X' can X pk , f if l ACTIVITIES l vm c-ll..-W.,-an...w.-2g,mLx..'m.....,- .:.-1, . :g':.mw 395:'fjfrzvi---w1.1f311Jc'YFF21Ym2T91 1 '+:, ,. jg :a1.-,'1Hjjff.M,g9i3 Tamwimu ' ' ' Z' ' 'f ' - V. ffm-'r-W-...v., ' ' --L4-1um:i'fD.s4wHa n ., , qu 'pm al Maki: EiffgggfvggbgiV-,Eg-?gE3i3?iWjmE?35x,ZwQ,mgWJ.iYH,E ru Nl -Y .-N- l uox'i' Row ....... Ioan Deist, Wanda Woida, Donna Tattarelli, Eloise Gill. Row Z .... .... C arol Cochran, Maxine Sicheri, Helen Glessner, Dorothy Speichcr, Dolly 'Wehh. Row 3 .... ,,.. M r, Esch. Mr. Lehman. Kathryn Ludy, Mary Coughenour, Jeanne Hummel, jack Dcetcr john Porter, Ronald Croner, Betty Meyers. BERVALON BERVALQN STAFF Coflfditors ........................ Kathryn Ludy, Betty Meyers Business Manager .......................................... Wziiidsi Wcvidzi Subscription Manager ........ ................ E loise Gill Advertising Ivianager ................................. Ronald Croner Artists .........,...,............. Carol Cochran, Maxine Sicheri, Mary Coughenour Student Photographer ......................................, john Porter Senior Editors .,.... Helen Glessner, Donna Tattarelli Typists ............ Dorothy Speicher, Dolly Wehh, jack Deeter, Joan Deist, Jean Hummel i521 Ronald Croner, Wziiidzi Wimidzi, -loan Deist Sara Cromer, Mrs. Baltzer, Beverly Poorbaugh 1 X MUUNTAINEER STAFF EditorsfinfChief ...... Sara Croner, Beverly Poorbaugh Feature Writers ...... Louise Coughenour, Kay Sarver, Eileen LaBute Sports Writers .................. james Raupach, Ray Miller Music ....................................................................,............ Carol Miller Exchange ...... Dottie Poorbaugh, Barbara Schlosnagle Grade School Reporters .............................. Linda Smith, Rachel Hittie F. F. A. Reporter .............................. Richard Poorbaugh News Reporters ...... Gus Hankinson, Dorothy Hay, Dorothy Wiedner Cub Reporters ...... Shirley Brant, Margaret Hankinf son, Margery Imgrund, Robert Suder, Barbara Smith, Janice Barrett, Ruth Hay Artists .................................... Eileen LaBute, Dorothy Hay Typists ...... Shelby Walker and Senior Typing Class Photographer ............................................................ James Pugh Special Reporter ......... ................. D elores Beal Student Adviser ..... .................... F aye Marker Faculty Adviser ....... ........... E velyn R. Baltzcr MOUNTAINEER Si'i riv: .... ..., j amos Raupauch. lfizovi' Row. .... Beverly Poorbaugh, Sara Croner. Eileen LaBute, Robert Suder, Marjorie lingrund, Rachel Hittie, Kay Sarver, Dick Foorbaugh, Dottie Poorbaugh, Mrs. Baltzer. Row 2 . .... Margaret Hankinson. Barbara Smith, Suzanne Krause, Barbara Schlosnagle, Shelby Wzilkcr, Janice Barrett, Faye Marker. Row i .... Carol Miller. Dorothy Wcidricr', Dorothy Hay, Ray Miller, Gus Hankinson, Dolores Beal, Louise Coughenour, Shirley Brant. 1' E531 HALL PATROL One of the duties of the senior class is to serve as the Hall Patrol. The captain of our squad this year is Kathryn Ludy. In order to direct the trallic in the halls when the classes change, the hall patrolinen leave class on the first bell. E741 l iaox'r Row Alice Shaulis, Faye Good en, Jeanne Vaughan. Nancy McQuade Fanny Harmon. Nancy Faidley, Max ine Sicheri, Donna Tattarelli, jeann Hummel, Catherine Gary, Faye Mar kcr, Faye Schlosnagle. Mary J. Landis Row 2 .... Susie Heiple, Betty Mey ers, Evelyn Foust, Carol Cochran, Ph: Lehman, Arlene Speicher. Shelb Walker, Ronald Shaffer, Rene Lehmar Shirley Yinkey, Jeanne Grenke. Doro thy Speicher, Carolyn Krepelka. Row 3 .... Helen Glessner, Carol La sure, jerry Dickey, Wanda Woida, Ev Lynn Schlosnagle. Ronald Horning Bob Landis, John Porter, -lim Ferglg son, Dolores Beal. Kate Ludy, Elois Gill, Mary Coughenour, joan Deisl Row 4 ..... Don Bailey, David Lin deman, Kirby Ickes, Ron Croner, Iir Pugh. Gene Shonko, jim Gondek. RL land Fogle, Paul Kendall, Jim Woytelc David Mankamyer, Luke Leister, Doi Brick. l'LIil7N'I' Row Mr. Cone, Eddy Landis Clarence Landis, Gerald Zorn, Robe: Adams, james Broderick. joe Delaney Gerry Schultz. Harvey Miller, Ronali Lyons, Tom Hendershot, james Bu ratty, Ivan Saylor. Row 2 .... Iohn Meyers, Ken Smith Eddy Fisher, Mark Speicher, Carl BlL haugh, Barry Holland. David Malas Charles Miller, james Hendershol Glenn Pletcher, jim Hay, Dann Decker. Row 3 .... Roger Carolis, Bruce Hof tetler, Bill Engleka, Tom Sarver, EL gene Fisher, Larry Will, Robert Stah Wayne Benning, Douglas Shaulii Ronald Deaner, William Weigle. Row 4 ...., Bob Brant, Elmer Shal fer, Bill Gordon, Don Kochever Wayne Deaner, Steve Kabina, Rand Norris. Charles Will, Richard Peter son, Verl Bittner. Larry Deeter, Roi' ild Shaffer. SCHOOL BOY PATROL A very useful organization to our School is the School Boy Patrol. School Boy Patrol is divided into two groups, the town patrol and the bus pa' trol. The town patrol helps the students cross the streets, and they also park cars for various school functions. As the students leave their buses, the bus patrol directs them safely across the highway. This club is under the supervision of Mr. Elmer Cone. PROJECTIONIST CLUB From all over the Wide Wide World come scenes of people and their way of life, shown to us by the members of the Projectionist Club. The members of this club learn how to set up the prof jector and run the films under the watchful eye of Mr. Harry Speicher, Any time there is a film to be shown, you can bet one of the members of this club will be called on to show it. ppm' plmio Roxrllowz Kenneth Engle, Wayne, eaner, Mr. Speicher. ow 2 .... Ted Pritz, Harvey Mankf nyer, Kirby Ickes, Robert Landis. ow 3 .... Ronald Horning, Mike i obertson, Roland Fogle, Gene ionko. uwfr photo mom' Row: Karen Bowser, Mrs. Vof xl, Eleanor Hampe, Dorothy lWalker. annie Keidel, Linda Brant, Joan Qiller, Joyce Ringer, Joyce Hillegas. ow Z .... Joanne Ohler, Carol Glu' r, LaRue Pritts, Karen Diest, Virf nia Drabish, Joan Horning. ow 3 .... Anna Athey Janet Veachf y. Suzanna Smith, Nancy Leister, itherine Hostetler. ow 4 ..... Dorothy Ohler, Carolyn ites, Nancy Thomas, Janet Brant. NURSES CLUB The Future Nurses Club, with Mrs. Dorothy Vogel as its leader, has accomplished many pro' jects. The girls studied first aid, had civil def fense programs, toured the hospital at Somerset, sold soup to the seventh graders, and had different speakers talk to the group. These girls had the opportunity to learn what nursing is really like the good parts and the had ones. tf! rss Majorettes Katherine Heiple---Head Majorette Shirley Yinkey f -Flag Twirler Evelyn Grenke-V Flag Twirler Jeanne Hummel Mary Coughenour Carole Brant Bernice Foust Adeline Rhoades Color Guard Mary lane Landis loan Deist Ann Lee Long Carol Lasure Flutes Dorothy Wiedner Ann Roberts Piccolo Sandra Falkner Eb Clarinet Vee Ann Sarver Horns Donna Tattarelli Sally Ritchey Carol Miller Marie Shockey U61 BAND Bb Clarinets Betty Meyers Shirley Long Mary Alyce Crowe Ruth Elaine Stuck Faye Marker Linda Beal Donna MeCurdy Suzanne Smith Leanne Shober lean Keidel Ronald Fabian lanet Beachley Nancy Thomas Alto Saxophones Larry Shober James Pugh Darlene McCurcly Shirley Brant C Melody Saxophone Elsie Leydig Tenor Saxophone Emma lean Walker Cornets and Trumpets Paul Kendall George Leazier john Watkins Iohn Novak James Gondek james May Donna Thompson Tim Clites Carl Hay Larry Ludy Roy Fritz Bruce Stuck Barbara Suder David Novak Richard Leydig Ronald Beaehley Baritone Horns Phil Lehman Faye Kallmann Trombones Nathan Ward Donald Kochever Betty June Dively john Saylor Robert Deeter Lynn Hay Bass Horns Richard Fox Claude Krause John Will Glenn Pletcher Bell Lyre Lana lean Kreinbrook Snare Drums james Heflley Ray Bittner Lyle Schaefer Ira Harding Cymbals Robert Sucler Bass Drum Walter Augustine llpflfr fllmlfl l'lRHN'l' Row Row 2 . . . Row S , , . Row 4 . . , , l,m4'fr plmlo l lzox'l' Row Row 2 . . . Row 3 . , Rim' 4 . . Dorothy Vvliedner, Sandra Faulkner, Betty Meyers. Ruth Stuck, Emma jean 'W21lkCT. Larry Shober, Donna Tatterelli, Sally Ritchey, Paul Kendall, George Leazier, john Wzrtkirws, john Novak. .......john Saylor. Bohhy Dceter, ,lim Hellley, Ira Harding, Mr, Schaefer. Sara Croner, Doris Strandquest, Shirley Long. Linda Beal. Nathan Wzlrd, Walter Augustine, Mary Alyce Crowe. McCurdy. Donna McCurdy. ,lane Hohrman, Betty june Dively. ORCHESTRA Patsy Merrill, Barbara Meyers, Linda Miller, Carol Poorhaugh, Vee A. Sarver. eanne Kreinhrook, 'lane Ritchey, Carol Miller. Dolores Beal, Darlene E571 BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Willianu Schaefer is the instructor of both the orchestra and the band, of which the major' ettes are a part. This year our hand had five majorettes and two flag twirlers. Supervised hy Mr. Bush, the girls have learned and perfected many different routines. They practice in homeroom periods, after school, and in every free moment they have. Their husiest weeks are during football season, when they march with the hand at every game. They also march in parades and whenever the hand performs. Mr, William Schaefer MAJORETTES Jean Hummel, Bernice Foust. Shirley Yinkey, Susie Heiple, Mary Coughenour, Carol Brant, Jeanne Grenke 58 J Fuom' Row ....... Barbara Swope, Virginia Sarver, Faith Wey'ant, Sally Maust, Adeline Rhoads, Judy Burk, Joan Hauger, Judy Benning, Eva Shaffer. Row 2 ..... Carla Miller, Donna Walker, Emma Suttmiller. Joyce M:Quade, Faith Will, Shirley Leister, Ona Caton. Carol Suhre, Mr. Bush. HEAD MAJORETTE lunar Sue Heiple TWIRLING CLUB The Twirling Club prepares interested students to be majorettes. In this club they practice many routines, their aim being Practice makes perfect. During the club periods, they are divided into groups, which are instructed by the majorettes, flag tvvirlers, and Mr. Bush. Through this club they develop grace and poise as Well as their twirling ability. The main goal of each member in the club is to become a majorette, drum major or flag twirler in our band. Katherine Heiple, a member of our graduating class, has been a majorette for the past three years. Two of these years she served as the head majorette. Aside from this honor she attended Oglebay Institute Drum Major Camp. She also appeared in a book entitled Who's Who in Baton Twirlingn in 1956. She was the only girl in our county to receive this honor. 59 ll lfpfr Milf l' :wx 1' Ram limi I limi' J Run' 4 .... l,ff-:wr pfmlf l'liIrX'I' limi Rink' 2 Rim .S limi 4 .. H 1 laye Ummden, Kay Saryei, Pat Stcme, Ro rn in S ... . ,. i nald Beacliley, xlwlun Vy'ill, Harry lfislier, Franeex linelnt 4 . fara Crunei, Elfie Leydig, Faye lvlarlier. Carnl Miller, Dnnna Tattarelli SllNlC Heiwle. Vxfalter Angusline. lanief lIV'I'ULll, Ierr lj!CliL'V H 1 I I . . . Y , lnlin Saylcn, Evelyn lmmuft, xleanne Hliniinel, Fanny Harnnwn. . L H nden Rieliar leterwn, Donald Kneliever. Vv ayne Bridegunn, Shirley Long, Donna Hay Carnl f'uel1r'in M arilyn Hay, jean Leydig, Vfanda Vwfuida, Natlian Vxiard, Rnllie liugle,'Alnlm llepler, Larry ll ' D lm Bel CI ll 7 l Slim wer, ec -5 'a, 1 enna Vwelwreek, Betty june Dive y. Varnl Landis, Einnia ,lean 'Vx'allier. .Eileen LaBnte, Carl Grenke, Cliarlew Tlwinaf, Stanley Sinitli. Richard lauwrlwaugli, Rielmard Nurrir, Bert M' ' 5 Ind S y eyer, 5 y aylnr. Nancy MeQ1iade. Alice Sliaulif, Barlwara Glefsner, Bernice Foust, -Ieanne Grenke. Genrge Lealier, Rwlaert Deeter, Rolwert Met:gar. Pliilip Lelnnan, Sandra Altlatlier, Ann Rulierts, Beverly Deaner. Linda Beal, Sally Riteliey, Helen Glefsner, David Manliainyer, Flillllvlr Meyers, Larry Slinlaer Carl Miller. Ray Miller, Dorothy Hay, Thelma Vxfcnda, Doris Strandqueft, Varnlyn Saylm, Mary Cungliemmnr, Eva Selilosnagle, ,lack Deeter, jainef Pugh, Paul Kendall. Dale Leydig. Eluife Gill, Mary Alyee Crowe, Louise Cnnglienmir. MIXED CHORUS ,,.,f.ariwlyn Krepellea, Arlene Speieluer, Sliellay Vvlallxer. lini Fergliswii Riy Ci: d VOCAL MUSIC IN STRUC ITUR Miss Betty Hay GIRLS, ENSEMBLE Eloise Gill. Shirley Long, Sara Croner. Betty Meyers. Donna Tattarell, Faye Marker. Eileen LaBute, Donna Hay. Sally Ritchey. Mary Alyce Crowe. GLEE CLUB lfizox i' lion: ,I a y Buratty. Frances Fochtman. Delores Landis. Ann Lee Long, Linda Lasure. Harold Deeter, Richard Norris, Miss Hay. Row I .... Harry Fisher. Donald Porter, james Ingrodi. Kathryn Vv'agf ner, Carol Gindlesherger, Phillip Restly. Stanley Smith. james Tataleha. Ron' 3 .... Dale lvfowry. Vv'ayne Bridegum. blames Hankinson, Sandra Ludy, Alohn Deeter. Clark Rohh. Lynn Pugh. Under the ahle direction of Miss Hay are the mixed chorus, the glee cluh, and the girls' ensemf hle. The mixed chorus usually has a full calendar year which includes singing for the Christmas prof gram and for the Allfflounty Festival. During one of the activity periods we usually hear the glee eluh. This cluh is composed of senior high stuf dents who sing for enjoyment. Along with these two organizations, Miss Hay has selected an ensemf hle ot ten girls who provide music for various occasions. ARCHERY CLUB Boys who join the Archery Club learn to be experienced bowmen under the supervision of Mr. Thomas Gerber. Wheni the weather is fair the boys and Mr. Gerber go outdoors and practice shooting, They are taught how to stand and how to hold their bow correctly. During the winter, the boys practice in the locker room. GARDEN CLUB The Garden Club, which is a rather recent or' ganization at B.B.j.H.S., gives opportunities to students who like gardening to work and learn together about the soil and plants. Mr. Paul Ur' bain, who is the club sponsor and also a science teacher, can explain many interesting and necesf sary facts to the boys about the growing of plants for food and decoration. l'ppf'r plmln l..'1oR. ..... james Seurfield, Mr. Gerf ber. David Smith, Vincent Gary. Rog' er Carolis, Gary Landis. XU'I'SllUXX'N ...... Dean Gindlesperger, Floyd Gumbcrt, Lynn Pugh, Richard Merrill, jim Hendershot, Bill Gordon, Steve Kabina, Eugene Fisher, Bill Wicglc, Carl Miller, jim Boden. John Stapinsky, Floyd Platter, l.mzw'1' pfmlu SI'1 1'lxca .... Douglas Shaulis, Kenneth Wariiballgh. David Malas, Carl Saylor, Leslie Rhoads. S'r.xNn1N4a ...Mr. Urbain. Glenn Fletch- :r, Verl Bittner, james Wzllkcr. E621 ,.4 -1....,11,' Mug...-wp' -pw 1 bpfr plmlo Lori' Row Mr. Pritz. Kenneth Warin- ugh, Lawrence Suhre, Carl Grenke, nw 2 ....Charles Thomas. Tom 'oner, Barry Hinson. nv 3 .... Edward Krepelka. ,lames imin, Doyle Mankameyer, Dale ankemeyer, Austin Crosby. 'Stiff' pfmto :UNT Row .Nancy McQuade. Eva 'nn Schlosnagle. Rebecca Drenning, ye Schlosnagle. Mary Ann Suder, rs. Boyer. ww 2 .... Virginia Stilfey, Kay rver, Betty Deeter, Mary Sivits, :lores Buratty, Sandra Schrock, Ar' ie Sarver. Barbara Schlosnagle, Dorf hy Hay. Mary Leister, Judy Meyers. TEEN AGE BOOK CLUB The Teen Age Book Club handles the sale of all teenfagc books in our school. A list of avail' able books is placed on the bulletin board in room 3. Then representatives of the clubs call at each homeroom to take the students' orders. Wheii the hooks arrive the members of the Teen Age Book Club distribute them. The club officers are: president, Dave Smithg vicefpresident, james Wcaytekz and secretaryftreasurer, James Gondek. The club is sponsored by Mr, Garner Fritz, 1' 2 3 O S xx. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club, whose members take charge of most of the activities that take place in the runf ning of a library, is under the able leadership of Mrs. Betty Boyer. The funds raised from overdue books are used to buy new books and repair old ones. The 1957 officers are: president, Faye' Schlosnagleg vicefpresident, Nancy McQuadeg and secretaryftreasurer, Rebecca Drenning. T631 ILPPFI' plmlo l laox'i' Row Row 2 Row 3 Rr M' -l .... l.IlYl'l'f plmfn l'lRf7N'I' Row Row 2 Row .a Row 4 .. Mrs. Ackerman, Barbara Glessner, Emma Jean Walker, Shirley Krause, Jeanne Hummel, Donna Tattarelli, Ann Roberts, Carol Landis. Beverly Poorbaugh, Faye Marker, Janice Adams. Mrs. Phillips. Miss Joiner, Susie Heiple, Deanne Donner, Doris Strandquest, Bernice Foust. Thelma Woida, Shirley Yinkey, Beverly Deaner, Eileen LaBute, Sara Croner. Betty Foust, Miss Horning. Carol Brant, Carolyn Saylor, Donna Hay, Shirley Long, Mary Alyce Crowe. Linda Beal, Marlene Speicher, Sandra Stahl, Donna McCurdy. Miss Hay. Sally Ritchey, Betty June Dively, Eloise Gill. Wanda Woida, Bonnie Pritts, Delores Beal, Jean Leydig, Glenda Webreck, Mary Emerick, Marilyn Hay. David Miller, Jim Scurfield, Leslie Rhoads, Karl Imgrund, Carl Saylor, Jim Will. Ralph Blubaugh, Homer Kreinbrook, Jomes Mowry. James Boden. Pat Stoe, Mr. Urbain. Robert Metzgar, Bobby Webb, Rene Lehman, Jimmy Foor, Lawrence Sarver, Mike Robertson, Tommy Raymond, Charles Boyer, Barry Barkley, Ray Coleman, Stan Landis. Kirby lckes. Carl Miller, Gerald Romesberg, Bob Smith. Paul Smith, Richard Hankinson. Jim Meyers, Charles Popovich, Bernie Hankinson. Richard Fox. Ronald Horning, Robert May, Jim Ferguson, Donald Bailey, Elmer Ohler, John Hepler, Owen Caton, Roland Fogle. Tom Custer. Dick Colby. Ray Boyer. CHICO CLUB Life membership is one of the outstanding feaf tures of the Chico Club which is noted for its anf nual dinnerfdance. Katherine Heiple is the pres' identg vice president is Sara Cronerg Jean Hummel is the secretaryg and Betty June Dively is the treasurer. Miss Betty Hay is the club advisor. Other faculty members are: Miss Norma Joiner, Miss Annette Horning, and Mrs, Hazel Ackerman. l 64 J SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Urbain supervises many interesting expcrif ments in Science Club. The members of this club learn about chemistry and physics by work- ing with the elements during their activity period. The officers are: president, Ronald Beackley, vicefpresident, Leslie Rhoadsg and secretaryftreasf urer, Pat. Stoe. ART CLUB The Art Cluh, which met every Wcdiiesday, worked on many interesting projects this year. A few of their activities included: leather work, textile painting, glass and metal etching, and some oil painting. Dave Smith is the presidentg james Wtiytek the vicefpresidentz james Gondeki secref taryftreasurer, and Miss Geneva Altfather the advisor. GUIDANCE CLUB The 1957 officers of Guidance Cluh are: Connie Shunk, presidentg Susan Smith, vicefpresident: Mary Jane Burchell, secretaryg and Sandra Landis, treasurer. The money these girls raised hy selling pop corn and candy, having a hake sale, and holdf ing a dance was given to charitable organizations. oxi' Row Sandra Altfather, Larry ldy. David Smith, james Wciytek, :ne Shonko. iw 2 .... james Gondelc, Barry Fo- :, Harvey Mankamyer, Ted Pritts, hn Stipinslci, Don May. Miss Altf zher, Eileen LaButc. iw 3 .... jim May. Robert Croner, roy Lehman, Roherta Burehell, Rog- Schfllck. Lum' Row Betty Decker, Kay Ann ittie. Virginia Walker, Mr. Telek. iw Z .... Mary jane Burchell. Su' 1 Smith, .lim Smith, Bruce Romesf rg, Susie Fisher, Karen Kimmel, iylis Boozer, Sandra Landis. JW 3 ..,. Rosy Krepelka, Phylis 'ehh, Anna Marie Krepelka, Sandra iupacli, Kay Leister, Connie Shunk. 67 661 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The officers of the Future Homemakers' organ' ization for 1957 are: Elaine Keefer, president, Nancy Weyaiit, vicefpresidentg Shirley Yinkey, secretaryg and Dorothy Suhre, treasurer. Throughf out the year various speakers gave lectures to the group, and Mrs. Betty Menhorn, their advisor, helped the girls plan parties and teas. Their fund raising campaigns included holding a dance and selling hot dogs at noon. F1zox'rRow Marlene Boyer, Delore Whipkey, Audrey Maust. Donna Wag ner, Rita Wambaugh, Dorothy Suhre Margaret Fochtman, Elaine Keefer Nancy Wyant, Darlene Boyer, Nin Boozer, Shirley Ohler, Mrs. Menhorn Row 2 .... Stella Swet, Ruth Clark Anna Swet, Catherine Gary. Nanc' Faidley, LaVerne Sudcr, Shelva Hille gas, Shirley Yinkey, Faye Coleman Judy Mankamyer, Dorothy Smith. Row 3 .... Arlene Smith, Carol La sure, Joyce Vought, Mary Leister Barhara Zorn, Mary jane Emerick Nancy Cook, Dorothy Hay, Doroth' Heining, Marie Shockey. Fkoxr Row Harold Smith, Janie Mowry. Larry Dceter, Phil Lehman Tom Smith, Don Shipley, Davie Mankamyer. Row 2 .... Rayman Decker, Ronalc Charleton, Gary Landis, Richard Poor haugh. Alfred Sarver, Ronald Haer Dale Platt, Carl Platt, Donald Maust Danny Decker, Mr. Nicklow. Row 3 .... Vincent Gary, john Ley dig. Floyd Platter, Ray Gooden, Ernes Rubright, Carl Hay, Henry Landis Lawrence Sarver, Barry Gooden. Row -1- ..... Charles Hauger, Ronalc Baker. Frank Maust, David Lindeman Ted Rohh, Claude Krause, Hemersor Dummeyer, Richard Peterson, Dale Leydig. Ted Miller. FUTURE FARMERS The Future Farmers' organization is a well known part of Berlin High. Mr. Everett Nicklow endeavors to teach the boys in his cluh hetter farmf ing methods for hetter farm living. One of the year's highlights was a trip to the Farm Show at Harrisburg. The 1957 officers include: Phil Lehf man, presidentg Thomas Smith, vicefpresidentg David Mankamyer, secretary, Donald Shipley, treasurer, james Mowry, reporter, Larry Deeter, sentinel, and Harold Smith, chaplain. rrixta ..,. james Wtiytek. Ray Milf ', James Mowry, Robert Smith, Luke ister, Robert Croner. .minima ...Donald Brick. Lawrence rver, Donald Bailey, Mr. Suder. iarlcs Boyer. ox'r Row Marjorie Fritz. Mary zller. mu Z .... Jerry Dickey, ,lc a n n e iughn, Marilyn Hay. Mrs. Shultz. RIFLE CLUB Early in September, the Rifle Club elected Don Bailey as president: Luke Leister as vicefpresident: john Sarver as secretary: and Charles Boyer as treasurer. The correct handling of a gun and shooting accuracy are the goals the boys try to achieve. The National Rifle Association gives awards to members who meet the necessary ref quirements. Mr. Wayiie Suder is the sponsor of the Rifle Club. ART TYPING CLUB The Art Typing Club is an addition to this year's program of extrafcurricular activities. Although it had a small membership, the students who be' longed to this club enjoyed making typed pictures and borders for title pages. Mrs. Schultz is the sponsor of this club and the officers are: president, Marilyn Hayg secretary, Margie Fritzg and treasurf er, Mary Keller, l ! E671 681 VARSITY B Varsity B is under the direction of Coach Liehf var. Officers are: president, Dick Golby, vice' president, jim Fergusong seeretaryftreasurer, Tom Custer. Varsity B finances the outstanding athf letic award which is presented on award day. The members have meetings, in which they dis' cuss various sports. Only boys from grades 9f12 can be members, but membership is restricted to those who have participated in a sport this year. Fkoxr Row Mr. Lichvar, David Miller Barry Holland, Tommy Croner. Don ald Porter, Ralph Blubaugh, lame: Ingrodi, James Tataleba, Carl Blu baugh. James Mowry. Row 2 .... Robert Webb, Ray Cole man, Robert Metzger, Barry Barkley Wayne Bridegum, Karl Imgrund, El mer ShaHer. Philip Restley. RUW3 .... Ray Gooden, Donalc Shipley, james Meyers, Clark Robb Ronald Baker, Paul Smith, Larry Baughman. Gerald Romesberg, -lame: Ferguson. Row 4 ..... john Deeter, Tom Cus ter, Roland Fogle, john Hepler, Ower Caton, Ronald Leister. Richard Golby Richard Hankinson. Faoxr Row Paul Will, Harold Shock Roger Lafferty, Leon Paul, Donalc Restley, Billy Merrill, james Flamm Ronald Norris. Gerald Zorn, Stanley Foor, Tom Hendershot, Mr. Telek. Row 2 .... Ron Walker. Paul Focht man. Harry Watkins, Eugene Chaney Mark Speicher, Thomas Murphy, Sarr Coughenour, Fred Boyer, Ronald Bing ner, Barry Heinson, Lynn Hay. Row 3 ,... Ralph Foor, Harold Dee ter. Doyle Paul, Bruce Romesberg Dalton Paul, Harry Fisher. Donalc Glessner, Paul Caton, Charles Miller John Drabish, Jay Buratty, Jay En gleka. Row-1 ...., Iohn Monnett. Harvey Sarver, Buster Schrock, john Swift Larry Miller. Eddie Appleyard. Law renee Suhre, james Long, Jim Smith Wayne Benning, Robert Harr. SPORTSMEN'S CLUB The organization known as the Sportsmen's Club meets on Fridays, and is under the direction of Mr. Telek. The boys from the seventh and eighth grades who are in this club saw films on various sports. Talks were given to encourage the boys to take part in sports, and to always be a good sport. Serving as president is Ronald Walk- erg vicefpresident, Larry Miller: secretary, Bob Harrg and treasurer, James Smith. GAA Officers of the Girls Athletic Association for 1957 are: president, Evelyn Eoust, vicefpresident, Betty Eoust, secretary, Donna Schrockg treasurer, Deanna Donner. The club sponsored a bake sale and an April Eool's Day Dance. Awards are given according to the number of years one has participated. These awards are given out by their sponsor, Miss Norma Joiner. :ONT Row Caroline Llewellyn, Helen iller, Cynthia Ross, Joyce Smith, ary Jane Landis, Janice Adams, Shir' ,I Krause, Elsie Leydig. Rita Glessf 'r, Alice Shaulis, Nancy Platt, Nan' Hummel, Ruth Sicheri, Miss Joiner. JWZ ...., Carol Landis, June 'ause, Barbara Goode, Ann Roberts, dy McKinZie, Judy Saylor, Beverly eaner. Eleanor Diest, Donna Thomp' n, Mary Ludy, Joyce Scheller. Bar' ra Glessner. JW 3 .... Carol Sicheri. Beverly ,tsy, Arlene Pletcher, Virginia Stahl, :tty Foust, Deanna Donner, Susie ueicher, Arlene Speicber, Shelby alker, Carolyn Krepelka. Evelyn lust, Donna Schrock, Norma Jean iith. vw 4 ..... Mary Ringler, Betty Stahl, ielma Woida, Frances Kalkbrenner, .rolyn Saylor, Jean Leydig, Bonnie itts, Donna Hay, Marlene Speicher, ndra Stahl, Sandra Holland, Emma ttmiller. DNT Row Mr. Lichvar, Paul Will, inley Eoor, Bill Crowe, Leon Paul. nneth Walker, Ronald Walker, vger Lafferty, Harold Shuck, Ray gleka, Charles Swet. -W2 ...... Philip Restley, Ronald nrris, William Merill, Robert Foy. :drick Boyer, Eugene Chipelock. nes Walker, Dean Gindlesberger, inald Binger, Lynn Hayes, Barry mught. iw 3 ..... Jay Engleka, Dalton Paul, in Drabish, Paul Kayton, Ray Fritz, ibert Harr. Richard Heining, Ralph or, Doyle Paul. Don Ohler. w 4 ..... Richard Merrill, Buster hrock, James Croner, Floyd Gum' 't, Richard McKinley, Larry Miller, nes Long, Garry Norris, Ray Bittner. SPORTS CLUB Sports Club, which is under the direction of Coach John Lichvar, is made up of boys from grades 7 and 8. The boys who will be future stars learn by playing different games in the sea' sons during which they are popular. E691 l'.RUN'I' thy Poorbaugh, Faye Marker. Nancy Weyant. Sandra Altfather, Elaine Keeler Rhoads, Virginia Stifley, Miss Alt- father. Row 2 Schrock, Katherine Heiple. Donna Tallarell, Eileen LaBute, Judy Mankaf myer. Mary Ann Suder, Maxine Sicheri. Row 3 ..,.. Donna Walker, Beverly Patsy. Beverly Deaner, Nancy Faidley, Margie Fritz, LaVern Suder, Carolyn Saylor, Catherine Gary. Shelva Hillef glass, Deanna Donner. Eleanor Diest. Row 4 ..... Helen Glessner, Marilyn Hay, Sandra Holland. Arlene Smith, Nancy Cook, Mary jane Emerick, Bar' bara Schlosnagle. Mary Keller, Carol Lasure, Carol Cochran. Row 5 berta Burchell. jean Leydig. Kathryn Ludy, Bonnie Pritts, Eva Lynn Schlosf nagle. reck, Marlene Speicher. Fiwwi' Fisher, Virginia 'Wl1lkCf, Virginia Sarver, Judy Benning. Eleanora Hampe. joan Miller, Dorothy Will, Kay Hittie, Hilda Bittinger. Virginia Drabish. Mrs. Phillips. Row 2 .,... S us i e Smith, Carolyn Clites, Shirley Day, Sandra Raupach, Catherine Hostetler, Joyce Leydig, joAnn Qhlcr. Carol Poorbaugh, Eva Schaeller, Barbara Swope, joan Horn' ing. Alice Heining. Row 3 ..... Ruth Sicheri, judy Meyf ers. Anna Athey, Ann Marie Krepelf ka, Emily Coleman, Donna Whipkey, Shirley Leister, Linda Miller, Linda Brant, Vivian Dunmeyer. Phyllis Webb, Kay Ann Lister, Nancy Platt. Row 4 ..... IoAnn 0 Ii l e r. Karen Diest, ,loyce lmgrund, Dorothy Monicue, Doris Keller, Betty Decker, joyce Ringler, lda May Baer. RMVS ..... Phyllis Raupach, Dolores Landis. Ellen Vogle, Janet Brant, Dorma Shonko. Violet Chaney, june Row Delores Whipkey. Doro' Katheryn Sarver, Adeline ......Nancy McQuade, Donna Bett Me ers, Evelyn Grenke Y Y , .... Louise Coughenour, Ro' Barbara Zorn. Glenda Web' Row Rose Krepelka, S u s i e Karen Bowser. Sally Maust. Hillegas, Judy Burke, Marjorie Krause, Ona Caton, Rachael Hittie. T Margaret Hankinson, jane Ritchey, Karen Kimmel, Carla Miller. Row 0 ..... Janice Barrett, Sandra Schrock, Virginia Stahl, Shirley Leis' ter, Suzanne Krause. joyce McQuade, Katie Wagner, Barbara Smith. Barba' ra Sipe, Linda Lasure, Dorothy Ohler. A n n a E701 Ohler. SENIOR Y-TEENS Under the sponsorship of Miss Geneva Altfather, the girls in Senior YfTeens held a bake sale, sold home made candy at the basketball games, and had a Valentine Ball, The members meet every Friday with Deanna Donner presiding as president, jean Leydig is the vicefpresidentg Glenda Webreck is the secretaryg and the treasurer is Eva Lynn Schlosnagle. UNIOR Y-TEENS Uur junior YfTeens organization is made up of girls from seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. These little misses sold cards and had a dance to raise the necessary funds to go on a trip. Miss Schad is their s onsorg Ruth Ha the treasurer, Mar er P Y g Y Im ruind the secretar g Carole Poorbaugh the vice' EI' Y ' t vresidentg and ud Me ers the resident. l Y Y P MAPLE PRINCESS Miss jean Hummel We, the class of 1957, wish to congratulate Miss Jean Hummel, our repre' sentative to the annual Maple Queen Contest which was held at Cochran junior High School, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Jean, wearing a lovely hlue gown, displayed dignity, charm, and poise. She gave as her talent numher a very inspiring dramatic reading entitled The Stranger Who is My Brother hy Louis Redmond. The committee helping Jean, chose Jim Woytek to he her escort for the festival which was held at Meyersdale. We are very proud of Jean and hope that in the future this Wide Wide World of ours will hold much happiness for her. 71 l72l MAY QUEEN Miss Nancy LaButc On May 9, 1956, Miss Nancy LaBute was crowned Queen of the May at our annual May Day Festivities. As the sun shone hrightly, the event hegan with the processional of the queen and her court. After the memhers of the court honored the queen with a dance. the theme 'hOlympic Day unfolded. Students of hoth the grade school and of the high school participated in the dances which signified the various countries participating in the Olympic Games. The hand presented a pageant portraying the different sports that are played during the Olympic Games. The student hody and many parents and friends were spectators. GIRL CRAZY FRONT Rfm' Faye Marker, I e a n n e Hummel, Donna Tarrarell, Maxine Sicheri, Alice Shaulis, Mr. Esch. Row 2 ...,. Phil Lehman, John Porter, Tom Custer, VJanda Wizida. jerry Dickey, Betty Meyers. Row 3 ..... james Woytek, jim Pugh, jim Gondek. Paul Kendall, Ron Cromer. BEAUTY AND THE BEEF l RoN'1' Run' Phil Lehman, Alice Shauf lis, Jeanne Hummel. jerry Dickey, Faye Marker, jim Gondek. Row 2 ..... P a u l Kendall. Delores Beal, Waiida Wcvidzi, 'lim Pugh, Donna Tattarell. lim Wmmytek. l iwN'i' Row Arlene Speicher, Tom Custer, Evelyn Foust, John Porter, Carol Lasure. Gene Shonko. Row 2 ..... Richard Fox, R 0 n a l d Schaffer, David Mankamyer, Mary Coughenour. unior-Senior Class Pla 73 NJ' WA, fx S X gg Wg K' 1' f y NL if 9' f' xx -f 'om PAX ff .IAq' M g 959563 K0 1 QW? 'U '1-ATHLETICS-l-' 7. ang , f .3 ep' KLA.. o- -' ., ., 1 Q Fkoxr Row james Tataleba, Donald Porter. Homer Kreinf brook, Phillip Restly, Robert Webb, Charles Boyer, Elmer Shaffer, Carl Blubaugh, james lngrodi, Barry Holland. Row 2 ..... james Ferguson, john Porter, Ray Gooden, Ronald Leistcr, john Hepler, Roland Fogle. Owen Caton, Ron Croner, Thomas Custer, Karl Imgrund, Ronald Baker, Mr. Telck. Row 3 ..... Mr. Cone, coach, Richard McKinley, Donald Ship' ley, Richard Hankinson, Elmer Ohler, Paul Smith, john Deeter, Gerald Romesberg, Roger Schrock. Ted Miller. Robert Metz' gar, Mr. Varner, Mr. Telek. FOOTBALL TEAM COACHES Mr. Varner Mr. Telek Mr. Cone S?QQwW??i 'V'lff E761 FOOTBALL SCORES BBIHS OPP. Everett O 33 Forbes 0 25 Somerset O 40 Shade O 27 Meyersdale O 7 Turkeyfoot 13 6 Richland 0 40 J. B. J. 0 19 Chestnut Ridge 6 26 PHOTO AT RIGHT Top Row: Imgrund, Gooden, Hepler. Row 2: Leister, Fogle, Caron. Custer. Row 3: Croner, Ferguson, Baker, a Schroek. Row 4: Kreinbrook, Porter, Romesburg. Y, . 5 Y 'N' C3 X XXV E. ': f gs. 1 li f, - ' 3 'ny' is 2 KG-I 5. K E 5- s., i .. ,f 1? L -2- f 1: 5. gf, . ,M - W m y Z, 14,3 ef' 1' X E, Q ., .V .dh gtg 1'- ' :'Q..,.. E .' ,. 44i 55 A s K N Our football program this year was directed by Mr. Cone, our head coach, and his assistants Mr. Varner and Mr. Telek. The boys fought hard and with high spirits. Although their record could be better, they gained much valuable experience which should prove beneficial in the coming seasons. We wish Mr. Cone and his assistants the best of luck with the teams in the years to come. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCORES BB-IHS OPP. Shade 0 13 Somerset 13 27 Meyersdale O 7 Boswell 0 25 Turkeyfoot 14 25 I RoN'r Row Ray Engleka, Fred Boyer, Richard Norris, David Caton, John Drabish, Harold Shuck. Miller, Eugene Chaney, Thomas Murphy, Paul Fochtman, Ken' Row 3 Mr Vamer Mr Telek Ralph Blubaugh Jameg meth Walker' James Bmdenck' Croner, James Smith, Barry Barkley, Bill Gordon, Steve Kabina, Row 2 ,..., jay Engleka, Donald Ohler, Richard Merrill, Larry Richard McKinley, Larry Miller. Gary Norris, Wayne Benning, Schrock, James Mowry, Tom Croner. Bruce Hostetler, Paul Mr. Cone. E781 VARSITY SQUAD ,Am R. ..... Donna Hay, Sandra Holf and, Shelby Walker, Arlene Speicher, Evelyn Foust, Betty Foust. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD :RoX'l' Row Nancy Hummel, -lzmice Kdams. low 2 ...... Barbara Glcssncr, Patty vlcrrill, Sandra Stahl, Carol Landis. JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD ..'1o R. ..... Nina Booser, LaRue Pritts, Dorothy Walker, Miiry Jane Burcliell. lzmdra Landis, Connie Schunk. OUR CHEERLEADERS 79 l RoN'r Row John Porter, Ron Croner, Larry Shoher, Homer Row 2 .,... John Hepler. Gene Shonlco, Jim Mary, Mr. Lichvar, Kreinhrook. lvlanaflerg Dick Golhy. Roy Boyer, coach: Mr. Smith, faculty managerg Jim Gondek, Walyiie Bridegum. Boh Cromer, John Wzitkilis. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM COACHES Mr. Lichvar, coach r, Urhain, assistant coach Lsoj Physical conditioning with the stimulus of close competition is important for the growth of hoys into men. Our hasket- hall team provides our hoys with hoth of these. Under the leadership of Coach Lichvar, the team has completed a season with a commendahle record. The measure of a team is more than a measure of its won and lost recordg the measure of a team is also the way the game was played. The Berlin Brothersvalley team shows up well when measured in either of these ways. Our compliments to the players and coach for a Joh well done. PHOTO AT RIGHT , Ron Croner Dick Golhy Ray Boyer 1' Jim Gondek Larry Shoher John Waitkiiis , ,,, 0 fig!! QE ,rw-rc-f.9. 'E 3+ WG! W2 Q'f5 ,',g? 0 Ns- 'Q' N .x 821 Everett Northern Somerset Chestnut Ridge Everett Chestnut Ridge Turkeyfoot J- B- J- Northern Stonycreek Shade Sztlishury VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES BBJHS CPP. 53 62 42 SS 48 SS 43 25 46 54 52 21 Sl 33 42 41 50 44 71 45 47 62 44 71 Rockwood Meyersdulc Forhes Turkeyfoot J. B. Somerset Stonyereek Shade Salisbury Rockwood Meyersdale Forhes . V. BASKETBALL TEAM FRox'i' Row Ronald Beachlcy. Tommy Croncr, Ralph Row 3 ..,. james Scurficld, David Smith, .lohn Dcctcr Bluhaugh, Stanley Smith. Donald Porter. Harry Fisher. Tccl Rolvln, Gus Hankinson, Leroy Lehman, Clark Rohh Row 2 .,... Barry Barkley. Thomas Rayman, james May' Rldmrd Hlmkmslm' Mr' Urbum' crS. Donald May. Gerald Romcshcrg. james lngrodi, F. F. A. BASKETBALL TEAM lfiuixi Row Ronald Charleton, james Mowry. Vin' Row 2 .... Richard Poorhaugh, David Mankamycr cent Gary, Richard Petcrson. Henry Landis, Floyd Emcrson Dunmcycr. Claude Krause. Dali: Lcydig Platter, Gary Landis. Donald Shipley, Philip Lehman. Mr. Niclilow. l83l l uoN'r Row Stanley Smith, Dale Mowry, Don Smith, Larry Row 3 ..... Mr. Lichvar, coach: Larry Shober, Howard New Baughman, john Porter, Ray Coleman. Carl Bluhaugh. comer, ,lack Shoher, jim Gondelc, Neil Donner. Tom Dively Tom Custer, Mr. Cone, assistant coach. Row 2 ..... Larry Will, Nathan Ward, Dick Colby, lohn Wait' lcins. Read Rohcrts, Jim Wcaytek. OUR BASEBALL TEAM Ox Glzorxn Neil Donner. l kox'r Row Mr. Lichvar, Tom Dively, Read Roberts, Howard Newcomer, Larry Will. Row 2 ..... -lack Shoher, Don Smith. E341 BASEBALL SCORES Rockwood Northern Meyersdale Forbes Stonycreek Turkeyfoot BBjHS OPP 5 1 10 4 11 4 O 17 3 O O 1 To Our Patrons On behalf of the Bervalon staff we express our sincere apprecia' tion to all our friends who have seen fit to patronize our yearbook. Yearbook advertising is far greater than some people believe. With the loyal support of the people of the community we are able to prof duce a book of which the community and school will be proud. As members of the staff we shall be able to look back in the yearbook of 1957 and think of the patrons who so willingly gave to make our yearbook a reality for the graduating class of 5'7 and the community. l36J 'IA E? P TEA COMPANY ........ ....................Berl1n WA if P TEA COMPANY ......................................................................................................... Meyersdale EALTOONA SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AND ZE H, INC. .........,........ Altoona T SAUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY COMPANY, Phone 4168 ........................ ............. S omerset BAER AND COMPANY, Phone ME 4f4151 ............... BARBER'S FOOD MARKET, Phone ME 4f7131 ........ BARKLEY, MILES, Phone 2731 ............................................ 'FBARKSDALE STUDIO qc. s. Hobgood, Rep., ........... ............... BAUER, GEORGE P. fI'Iarness ShopQ, Phone 3501 ............ 'FBEACON SERVICE STATION, Phone 9929 .................................... ..... BEAMER, H. J. QFord and Mercury Salesj, Phone ME 4'3l81 EBENDER, H. G. QFarm Equipmentj, Phone ME 4f3271 ................ 'KBENDER IMPLEMENT CO. fFarm Equipmentj, Phone 6596 BENDER SHOE COMPANY, Phone 6332 ................................................ ..... BERLIN AUTO AND HOME SUPPLY, Phone 3595 ................ BERLIN BATTERY MANUFACTURING CO., Phone 2061 BERLIN DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, Phone 3693 ................ 'BERLIN FEED COMPANY, Phone 2941 .................................... 'BERLIN HARDWARE COMPANY, Phone 3701 .......... .. :BERLIN LUMBER COMPANY, Phone 3825 ................... 'SBERLIN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Phone 2815 ........... . MBERLIN SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATION, INC. ..... .. 'BERLIN WATER COMPANY, INC., Phone 2625 ........... . .............Meyersdale ............Meyersdale ., ................. Berlin Philadelphia ....................Berlin ........Somerset ..........,.Meyersdale ..............Meyersdale ..................Somerset ........Somerset ...............Berlin .,......................Berlin ...............Berlin ...............Berlin ...............Berlin ...............Berlin ...............Berlin ...............Berlin ...............Berlin 'l F'kBINGHAM PACKING COMPANY, Phone 4254 ..... , ..................... ............... B erlin 'BITTNER'S CURB SERVICE fBf4'2O Dugoutj, Phone 4874 .................. Somerset BITTNER'S GREENHOUSE, Phone 5104 ..........................................,..... ............. S omerset BROTHERTON GARAGE, Phone 3945 ......... 4BROWN'S HARDWARE, Phone 2092 ............ BUDD'S SHOE STORE, Phone 6253 ........... 'ECENTRAL SERVICE STATION ...,.................................................. 'FCITIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK, Phone ME 4f4121 .................. ...............Berlin ...............Berlin .............Somerset ....................Berlin ............Meyersclale ECLAPPER BUILDING MATERIAL, Phone ME 4-3211 .....................,.. Meyersdale 'RCOCA COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC., Phone 2912 ................ ............... B erlin 'WCOCHRAN FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY, Phone 4348 I 37 1 ..................Somerset 'COOK AND LINTZ, Phone ME 4f7191 ......... COOK'S STORE QGas and Oilj, Phone 5082 ......... CORNER DRUG STORE, Phone ME 8f8161 .,...... HCOUNTY TRUST COMPANY, Phone 6578 ........ CRITCHFIELD COMPANY, Phone 4494 ......... 'CRONER, INC. ......................................................................... . CROWE'S SUPER MARKET, Phone 2881 ...........,. 'FDAIRY DALE BRANCH, Phone ME 4-9391 ........ DIAMOND MARKET, Phone 3361 ................. 'DICKEY'S STORE, Phone 2932 .......................................... ..............Meyersdale ...........Glencoe ..............Meyersdale ..............Somerset ..............Somerset ...........Berlin ......................Berlin ..............MeyersdaIe ......-........BerIin .........-.....Ber1in DI PASQUALE BROTHERS, Phone ME 4f6251 ............ .............. M eyersdale DONNER, B. J. fRep., Nationwidej, Phone 2152 ........ . DON'S SERVICE STATION, Phone 9421 ..................... DUNLO COAL MINING COMPANY, Phone 5215 EAST END TAVERN ........................................................ 'EASTERN MOTOR SALES, Phone 4574 ......... ERNEST WALKER GARAGE, Phone 4372 .......... FAIRVIEW POULTRY, Phone 2072 ................................. FELTON'S GARAGE, Phone Schellsburg 24fRf12 ............................. .........-.....Berlin ....,.....Ber1in ...........Berlin ................Ber1in ..............Somerset .......-..Ber1in ...........................Ber1in .New Baltimore 'FIKE'S HEATING AND APPLIANCE COMPANY, Phone 5627 ...... Somerset 55FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Phone 2663 ....................................................................... - ........ Berhn 'WFIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GARRETT, Phone ME 4f7183 ............ Garrett GARDILL'S STORE, Phone Schellsburg 62fRf12 ...,............. ................ B erlin GATEWAY RESTAURANT, THE, Phone 5332 ............ .............. S omerset GLEN SAVAGE STORE, Phone 4153 ................................... ........... B erhn 1 GLESSNERS RESTAURANT, Phone 2752 ..........................,....................................... Berhn 4'F 'GLOSSER BROTHERS Q Famous for Savingsnj, Phone 5f1211 ...... Johnstown GNAGEY'S OLDSMOBILE, Phone ME 4f9381 ....,........................................... Meyersdale GOODYEAR TIRES AND SINCLAIR PRODUCTS fPius M. Kimmelj Phone 5339 ...................................................................................................,............................................ Berhn fGRAI'IAM, A. D., Phone 6565 ....................................................... .1 ........... Somerset 5 GROFF'S DEPARTMENT STORE, Phone 2682 ........... ........... B erlin HAINES, HAROLD G., M.D., Phone 2573 .................. HARRIS BAKERY, Phone 4272 .......................... ISSJ ...........Berlin ...........Ber1in HARRISON, C. J., JR., Phone 4765 ......... .., ........... Somerset :HAY, PAUL E., Phone 4577 ................................................ 'HAY, WALTER, MR. AND MRS., Phone 4578 ..... , .... ............Berlin ............Berlin 'KHEIPLE SUPPLY COMPANY, Phone 4138 ............. ............... S omerset : HERRING, J. E. MOTOR COMPANY ........ ............... S omerset 'FHIGHLAND GARDEN, Phone 3753 ........................................,..................... ...........Berlin HOPPERT, LEE fFunks extra high yield cornj, Phone 4163 ........................ Berlin HORCHNER'S FARM SERVICE, Phone ME 4f3311 .............................. Meyersdale HORNING'S FEED STORE, Phone 4611 ............................ ................. B erlin 'FH. P. STORES, Phone ME 4f9503 ..................... .............. M eyersdale 'l H I.X.L. CREAMERY, Phone 6194 ....,.................... ........... F riedens JANET'S BEAUTY SHOP, Phone 3591 ...... ............ B erlin ': 'WFJOHNSON E? SON, Phone 2052 '5 '5 KRAUSE, BLAIR QPlumbing, Heating 599 Appliancesj, Phone 3631 ............Berlin LANDIS AND LAFFERTY CHEVROLET CO., Phone 5171 .................. Berlin 'FLIONS CLUB .................................................................................................................................. LLEWELLYN SERVICE STATION, Phone 2843 .......... ............Berlin ............Berlin 'W'5 'LUIGI'S BEACON RESTAURANT, Phone 5850 ........... ............... S omerset LUTERI'S RESTAURANT, Phone 3681 ....................... ................. B erlin MANEER'S RADIO AND TV, Phone 5000 ............. ..- ........... Somerset 'kMAUST BROTHERS GARAGE, Phone 4855 ......................,.... ..............,............. Be rlin MCQUADE, GILBERT fPioneer and Redcomb Feedsj, Phone 4136 ......Fairhope MEYERSDALE MUSIC E! RECORD STORE, Phone ME 4f9461 ...... Meyersdale MEYERSDALE REPUBLICAN, Phone ME 4-3241 .................................... Meyersdale : MILLER, E. H. COMPANY, Phone 2021 ....................... ................. B erlin 'MILLER ELECTRIC, Phone 2295 .........,............... ............ B erlin MILLER'S GARAGE, Phone 4504 ..... . .......... . .... - ..... ................. B erlin MILLER, OSCAR ELECTRIC, Phone 5959 ....... ............... S omerset 'MILLER, ROBERT L., Phone 2552 ................... ............Berlin 'SWMODERN DAIRY, Phone 3134 ......... ...................... B erlin MONN STUDIO, Phone ME 4f3564 ......................... ............... M eyersdale MT. ZION SERVICE STATION, Phone 4162 ...................................... ..............,.. Be rlin 'KNATIONAL LINCOLN SERVICE STATION, Phone 2643 ........................ Berlin 'NEDROW, ORN, Phone 5937 ................................................................. , ............................. Somerset E391 NEW BALTIMORE RESTAURANT, Phone Schellsburg 24'Rf2 ............ Berlin OLD FARM DRIVE IN ..................................,............................................................................... Somerset PAINTERS BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP, Phone 3393 'PAP'S SERVICE STATION, Phone 2614 ........... 'IPENN FURNITURE, Phone 4117 .................... 'PENNEY, J. C. CO., Phone 5622 ............ . ........................Berlin ...........Berlin ..........Somerset ...............Somerset 'PHILLIPS, BRUCE J., Phone ME 4'9572 .............. ............... M eyersdale 5 'WPHILSON NATIONAL BANK, Phone 2015 ........ PINE VALLEY LUMBER CO., Phone 4134 .......... . POORBAUGH, MARY, Phone 4170 .................. POTTER LUMBER CO., Phone ME 4f4101 ...................... . 'PUGH, E. W. INSURANCE AGENCY, Phone 3962 .......... QUEER'S ELECTRIC SERVICE, Phone 4434 ...........,.... . xRALPH'S TIRE SERVICE, Phone 9441 .................... 'RAYMAN'S SERVICE STATION, Phone 4663 .......... 'REAM, JOHN, Phone 2523 ................................................... REICH, DICK, Phone ME 4f4543 .......... ROBERTSONS RESTAURANT .N ......... .............,.............. - ............... ............. . 'k ROBERTSON'S REXALL DRUG STORE, Phone 2572 .......... . 'ROXBURY STORE, Phone 2467 .............. 'RUNNER OLDS, INC., Phone 4149 .............................. . 'KSAYLOR TIRE AND BATTERY, Phone 6825 ......... SCHALL'S ROLLER RINK, Phone 3653 .................. XSCHELLER, ARTHUR fGarageJ, Phone 3765 ........ SCHROCK, CHARLES, Phone 5352 JQSCURFIELD, WILLIAM, Phone 2596 ........... 'FSECOND NATIONAL BANK ...................................... SHIPLEY HARDWARE, Phone ME 4f4111 ............ SMITH'S SERVICE STATION, Phone 4335 ........................... 'SNYDER'S POTATO CHIP FACTORY, Phone 3601 ......... 'SOMERSET AMERICAN, Phone 4136 ................................... XSOMERSET BOOK STORE, Phone 5950 ...................... 'SOMERSET DRUG COMPANY, Phone 6511 ............ '4 'SOMERSET DRY CLEANERS, Phone 5484 ............. 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STONE'S SERVICE STATION, Phone ME 4f3721 ............ ............. SUSSER, S. S., INC., Phone ME 4f7111 ................................. SWANK'S, Phone ME 4f6131 ........... THOMAS DRUG STORE ..........................................................,...... - ..... 'THOMAS, JOHN fLimespreader Servicel, Phone 2874 ......... THOMPSON COLLEGE .......................................................................... THE SHOE SHOP, Phone ME 4f9585 ......... TIPTON'S JEWELRY ................................,............ TOT AND TEEN SHOP, Phone 228fM ................. WALKER, DALE QStore and Service Stationj, ........ 'WALKER, H. W. CO., Phone 4111 ......... . WALKER, MYRTLE M. CStyle Shopj ........ 5 WALTER'S BARBER SHOP, Phone 3745 .......... : WALTER'S TIRE SERVICE, Phone 4124 ..... WALTER'S TIRE SERVICE, Phone 4124 ................... 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Af 1 8, recorded our senior year, we hope you liked the way we presented it. , up ' I M X my We have spent many enjoyahle hours working on it, and we -1 1' ff Y! have learned more than just how a hook is composed. We have 1 L' had the experience of working with a staff of pretty wonderful if , li people. When there was a Joh to he done, there was always some' Y eu . . . ' one who was ready and willing to do 1t. Q, We have tried always to do our hest to make this a hook of which our school can he proud. We hope you like it, and to our I94 1 staff we say, thank you so very much. +'ai'1'EIb 'NJ' 'S' Lf gild f fc: U2 .lp IN APPRECIATION Whcrn one in darkness is able to sec the light because of someone else's patient labor to bring the light to him, how can he ever repay or thank the one who brings that light? This is the roblem of our staff. We knew so little but Mr. Esch and Mr. , Lehman were always there to help us and answer our many questions. Now, when the book is com wleted, all we can sa is thank ou to two wonderful advisors and l Y Y persons, and hope, that in these simple words, we have carried across the message A the message that we really have appreciated their guidance and help, A al lf Mr. Lehman. Mr. Eseh 951 From the host of WIDE WIDE WORLD to Berlin Brothersvalley joint High School 'Q . Nxggfwg . X XX K? XX Q X Dave Garroway WESTERN UNION C V ww . ' 'z sx 5 -A - N1 220.1 TT' I ,,o, I, ,I TELEGRAM .gm W. P. MARSHALL. vnumlnv A vm um: nh., -vrx In The .hu Ime on ,hm rum in STANDARD TIME an puuu el nrigm, Tum ui reulpx u S NPIARD TIME as I-.mu In Jmm -on P A 10 5 1 ' SQA WUAB11 RX PDSWUX NEWYORK NY DEC 7 YOHPME: 'JOHN R ESCH, BERLIN BROTHERSVALLEY HIGH SCHOOL: 21957 BERVALON BERLIN PENN: lALL BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS AND STUDENTS OF YOUR 'FINE SCHOOL, FROM ALL OF US ON U WIDE WIDE WORLUH. 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