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

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4 '7fae11'f 'a UST AS youth is synonymous with fun and books, so the word mountaineers is synonymous with the students of Berlin Brothersvalley joint High School. The name mountaineer has been associated with our school for many years. A backward glance shows that the yearbooks were published under this name begin' ning in 1931. For more than twenty years the BBJHS athletes have been called mountaineers. This is the name by which our school newspaper is known. The word appears on the official school emblem and it has been used in the design of the new class ring. And so the mountaineer concept ranks high among the many traditions of our school with which we have grown up. We have created here an elfin Mountaineer-symbolic of the spirit of our school life- -to guide you through the pages of the twentieth Bervalon. V Z 1 ff T a 4 ' uf, HIS CUTE little fellow is the Mountaineer. , ,si ggi A He's the theme of the Bervalon this year. Ig' He's been with us our school life through, N And now we introduce him to you. He's a gay little guy, always cheerful and charming, Though some of his antics might prove quite alarming. He might be mischievous, but really not bad. I I To all of us he's a wonderful lad. RVAL N He stands for our school life-the work and the play BE Recorded in ou b k- 'h d r year oo eat precious ay.

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-1 ew wemtieth The Senior Class of 1958 Berlin Brothersvalley joint High School l I B l P l M 1958

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