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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

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With gratitude and pleasure we dedicate this 1959 Bervalon to the Berlin Brothersvalley Joint Schools. r ,as 4 X. Search 9ar Knauflcdgc Throughout the pages of this book, we, the seniors of 1959, have endeavored to por- tray our Search for Knowledge . This annual is both a record and an inter- pretation of the past twelve years, in which we have been striving to obtain knowledge by the academic curriculum and the social functions provided by the Berlin Brothers- valley Joint school system. Not only does it reflect the spirit and ideals taught here, but aims to stimulate a personal appreciation for the truth gained from knowledge. To be desti- tute of truth is to walk in a world engulfed by ignorance. And ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. -John 8:32. Our eternal search is for truth revealed through knowledge. This book is organized into five distinct parts, each focusing the reader's attention on a significant portion of our Search for Knowledge . We fully realize our incom- petence to present to you the mingled senti- ment with which we leave these halls of learning. Through the knowledge we have obtained here, we have developed our minds, strengthened our character, and prepared ourselves for a more successful future, where we shall continue our Search for Know- ledge . I cbgql? Si,A.r?-10-4 1 1 riq' I . - ff'-i'-Q I Z1- .,....A...i .. --1.2-re:-:'. , A- VA' rl' 3 ff. - . ? 1 f jg ifwii 2-MM xW W f w +r:rw Af'W'N M j1- X -MA, M wMW v BeRuN - BROTTHFRSVALLEY gf -- 4 ii -, - ' VI Q? 3 1? ' -1 ... ff . ,, , f.. ' g -, 5. 'f ,, T, LED 2 ' fe 1,?fg35gf'Mf'2 iX5.wQEs -vw, R- x f f .W ??ifia,Q ' v mf-.M ., 3 '- ' y.'1i-QL'Iff?9'el'-fa f 'g' ,u ' ,,,,. ',, ,4 . - - .w ,.L-- 2i::,5'S5gqi5 562312, f4?f '-IM' 'gr' 3' Q ,..n,..,qQ5,-ffl .gifs -6 Nw, s .Jn -' 4 JW Vvf'1R'SaQ,8Rs'?F Mi??'. A - ,N . . . n- .v .AFj? 1.- -v . ,- y ' -qs . - M -,M-.' .5 -., 3'i U Av 9'-25.115 ,S 4 x' .52 . fi.f!s': . 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We, the Class of 1959, are grateful for the privilege of working and learning under his expert leader- ship. We shall always hold in high regard our When we began our Search twelve years High School Principal, Mr. Ellwood P. Var- ago, it was Mr. George S. Dively, Grade ner, for his sincere interest in us and his School Principal, who first encouraged us to guidance in solving our problems. reach toward higher goals. l6'oard Of Sducatian Ellwood Varner, Clarence Harmon, Margaret Wambaugh, Paul Cober, Donald Heffley, Will- iam Deist, James Cassel. Richard Deaner, Charles Shipley, Harry Stiffler, Elton Carver, Robert Donner, Paul Hay. Frances Hankinson, George Dively, Robert Keidel, Merle Hinson, Richard Webreck, Clarence Carver. Clyde Dickey, Karl Hay, George Wetmiller, Gilbert McQuade, Jubal Werner, John Hartman. Not pictured-Edward Hartman, A. Loren Will, Mark Restly. it IAQ- uw g ' THOMAS A. GERBER, B.S., M.Ed. JOHN R. ESCH, A.B. S. GARNER PRITZ, B.S., M.Ed GGOSFHPTIY, Bi0l0gY, Plane Geometry, Mathematics, History, English General 50161109 Algebra, Trigonometry R. WAYNE SUDER, B.S., M.Ed. Chemistry, General Science, Physical Science, Physics EVALEEN BENFER, B.S. Shorthand, J.B.T., Exploratory, Business Law, Business Math, Business English HAROLD M. BUSH, B.S., M.Ed. Bookkeeping, Typing, Office Practice, Dramatics AN INSPIRATION, A GUIDE, A FRIEND . . . M. GENEVA ALTFATHER, B.S. Art MABEL HAY, B.S. English, Dramatics PATRICIA ANN SCHAD, B.S. English, History . . HELP IN OUR SEARCH OUR TEACHERS EXTEND hzculfy WARD M. LEHMAN, B.S. Driver Education, History ELMER CONE, B.S., M.Ed. EVELYN R. BALTZER, A.B Driver Education, Geography English, French, Latin JOHN LICHVAR, A.B. MARLIN R. McCLINTOCK, B.S. CLARENCE A. REINERT, B.S Physical Education, Health, Industrial Arts Guidance Counselor Athletics NORMA JOINER, B.S. Physical Education, Health Zzcully BERNARD MCCRACKEN, B.S. Mathematics, History DALE F. HOLLERN, B.S. History, General Science, Athletics i L A FRIEND, A GUIDE, AN INSPIRATION . . . NANCY SNYDER, B.S. Sixth Grade ANNA CATHARINE RHOADS, B.S. Sixth Grade WILFRED O. SMITH, N.D. Sixth Grade BETTY M. HAY, B.S. Vocal Music WILLIAM SCHAEFER B.S., M.Ed, BETTY BOYER, B.S. Instrumental Music Librarian A TEACHER HELPS TO BUILD A NATION BETTY MENHORN, B.S. Vocational Homemaking' EVERETT E. NICKLOW B.S., M.Ed. Vocational Agriculture w q. .. -.. L - .A ESTHER I, WILLIAMS, A,B, HAZEL ACKERMAN DOROTHY B. VOGEL, R.N Home and School Visitor G School Nurse Secretaries 4711 ,Memoriam MR. HARRY B. SPEICHER friend, teacher, counselor . . I am the resurrection and the life: he that belie- veth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live. 'John 11:25 AN INSPIRATION, A FRIEND, A GUIDE . . 16 Thelma Saylor, Eleanor Engle, Pearle Hille- gass, George Dively, Evelyn Krissinger. OUR TOOLS OF KNOWLEDGE THEY PROVIDE Grade Selma! Sfacultg Maude Pugh, Mary Gnag-ey, Marian Dively, Ida Kimmel, Mabel Shultz, Leora Alfather, Mary Bucher, Mildred Smith, Mary Ellen Smith, Frances Pauline Pritz, Mary Dickey. Margaret Coukhenour. Stuck- s I 4 I QQ Q :V .QD .uw W J . - ' 'QQ 5 R- V,-Li.. f.4fg-:g1a- i ' 5 ' - ,,,f'-Nw 7 ' I ov 4-15 ' 1 - ij ' 4 6 U 1 wr 17 - J: Zak .rcqfmf fr iff 115092 Ifflffdff 1 5 5 Q e N J my. ,r I 4 A Seniors JANICE ADAMS WAYNE BRIDEGUM ADA BENNING RUTH CLARK i at NINA BOOZER NANCY COOK Q Rigs ROBERT BRANT LOUISE COUGHENOT BEVERLEY DEANER BARBARA GLESSNER WAYNE DEANER RITA GLESSNER ELEANOR DIEST I AUGUSTINE HANKINSON Seuiars VINCENT GARY BERNARD HANKINSOIN Scuiars AUDREY HAUSE DOROTHY HAY JAMES INGRODI HENRY LANDIS CAROLE LANDIS GARY LANDIS FAYE KALLMANN GEORGE LEAZIER A A ,s A K is 15 i ii LEROY LEHMAN JUDY MANKAMYER if BRUCE LEONARD DONALD MAY DALE I LEYDIG A .,-. A 3i?'lf?f?l5j 5 . Q - JAMES MAY Scuiars LARRY LUDY DONNA MCCURDY Seniars JUDITH McKENZIE CARL MOWRY CAROL MILLER BEVERLY PATSY HARVEY MILLER FLOYD PLATTER. i RAY MILLER ARLENE PLETCHE DOROTHY POORBAUGH ANN ROBERTS LYNN PUGH ADELINE RHOADS cnia rs GERALD ROMESBERG DORIS ROSS THEODORE ROBB KAY SARVER miors BA RBARA SCHLOSNAGLE V 3 DONNA SCHROCK ROGER SCHROCK DAVID SMITH JUDITH SAYLOR MARIE SHOCKEY ELMER SHAFFER CAROL SICHERI DOROTHY SMITH SANDRA STAHL 4. R, STANLEY SMITH JOHN STAPINSKY MARLENE SPEICHER VIRGINIA STIFFEY Seniors BETTY STAHL PATRICK STOE Seniors aa 5'3- ,Q 2 MARY ANN SUDER. DONNA WALKER DOROTHY WIEDNER THELMA WOIDA ROBERT WEBB Qoniov Momovioo Class of '5Q Colors: Qhrifrnlo and whlie Moifoz Ki vi N E T If' , ' , 'kv If ,' ,i .. lf ,1 j 1 I5 ' 'a 7 r Iam only one 1:11111 am one. Icexnnot do evcryihmmgl Dui I can do somci WML Ioan do 1OUg1t- o do O Anifml Sushi fl will ci by 16 gracia O O me fO8,:n fm QKCELHDX? QV M6521 mint As we, the Class of '59, became official freshmen, we chose Darriel Gregory, Dale Leydig, Kay Sarver, and Donna Schrock to lead our class. Beverley Deaner, Mary Leis- ter, Dale Leydig, and Donald May represent- ed us in the May Court. As sophomores, we elected, Dale Leydig president, with Kay Sarver, Barbara Gless- ner, and Mary Leister assisting. Dorothy Hay designed the school symbol which is on the class rings. Two original Christmas plays were presented by the class. The class rep- resentatives in the May Court were Marlene Speicher, Carole Landis, James May, and Stanley Smith. James May, Bernard Hankinson, Donna Schrock, and Ruth Stuck were our junior Q! j pf, Zlass officers. Our magazine campaign, the Prom, and our class play were the highlights of the year. Kay Sarver, Ruth Stuck, David Smith, and Bruce Leonard were attendants in the May Court. James May again led the class during our senior year with Bruce Leonard, vice presi- dent, Dorothy Hay, secretary, and Dale Leydig, treasurer. Senior class activities in- cluded the class play, Maple Queen Contest, publication of the Bervalon, and our last prom. Now we look forward to our final few times together as a class-Class Night, Bac- calaureate, and finally, Commencement. Graduation will mark only the end of the beginning. The future holds many challenges for us, and our Search for Knowledge here has prepared us to meet them. All right, fellows, what's so funny? sw Q2 , Z Y L E And they re sen1ors?! ? U I SIIIELI Q! we J s U Before the game or after? 1 5 5 sn on T ' 532.95 for this! ?! Und My wp Uv'-as - Food for thought! 2 i ! I l looking-what you got cookigg? 9 , n 'ii funiors Row 1-Cynthia Ross, Joyce Smith, Joyce Scheller, June Krause, Stella Swet, Caroline Llewellyn Jane Hoffman. Row 2-Ruth Sicheri, Linda Smith, Virginia Sarver, Marlene Boyer, Faith Weyant Darlene Boyer. Row 3-Nancy Hummel, Ona Caton, Barbara Good, Mary Stoddard, Carol Suhre Wilma Deem, Mary Ludy. K2 33 N X. his Row 1-James Boden, Carl Grenke, Ronald Haer, Robert Deeter, James Scurfield, Jay Buratty Francis Fochtman. Row 2-Raymond Duecker, David Miller, Walter Augustine, Richard Poorbaugh Donald Maust, Daniel Decker. Row 3-Timothy Clites, Alfred Sarver, Harry Fisher, Richard Norris Austin Crosby, Ronald Charlton, Eugene Fisher. 32 611155 Of 1960 . 3 , . QA!! - Q.. , T. ,Q wr fl A is -.7 W 'fa , '-da. L mini Row l-Patricia Merrill, Philip Restly, Ann Long, Mary Jane Hendershot, James Tataleba, Barbara Meyers. Row 2-Barry Gooden, Ralph Blubaugh, Nancy Platt, Darlene McCurdy, Norma Smith, Vir- ginia Stahl, Harold Deeter. Row 3-James Heffley, John Leydig, Sandra Ludy, Faith Will, Charles Thomas, Mary Ringler. Row 1-Barry Barkley, Carl Hay, Richard Hankinson, Donald Porter, Donald Wright, Charles Popo- vich. Row 2-Dale Mowry, Charles Will, Thomas Croner, John Sayler, Thomas Rayman, James Mowry, John Will. Row 3-John Deeter, Edwin Appleyard, James Hankinson, Clark Robb, Claude Krause, Ed- ward Krepelka. 33 juniar 611155 The members of the class of 60 are now one step closer to their goal. Their freshman and sophomore years were spent electing of- ficers, having class parties, and enjoying the pleasures of high school life. This year they elected Richard Hankin- son as their president, assist- ed by Robert Deeter, Nancy Hummel, and Helen Miller. Now, as their junior year comes to a close, they are looking forward to the final step in their search for high- er education. Saplzamore 511155 The sophomores took their first big step into higher edu- cation when they became freshmen. They elected Larry Schrock as their president, as- sisted by Dean Gindlesperger and Delores Landis. Their freshman days went swiftly by and soon they were playing the roles of sopho- mores. They began the year by electing Richard Merrill president, with Robert Suder, Dorothy Will, and Shirley Wasnick in the other offices. EIIRY And this is the office' Thxs gxrls IS the engme' Whv should we carry them' HH M0 E TS 3 Shhhh ' Teachers C0mlHg' Hey, watch out for sphnters! SW? 5 E isiif .RS X Which one is Robin Hood? Sophamares Row l-Robert Rinigler, Douglas Shaulis, Suzanne Krause, John Drabish, Ralph Foor, Shirley Leis- ter, Rohert Suder. Row 2-Barbara Suder, Barbara Sipe, Margaret Hankinson, Kenneth Wambaugh, Dorma Shonko, Janice Barrett. Row 3'-fDonald Ohler, Joyce MeQuade, Shirley Brant, John Swift, Gary Norris, Kathryn Wagner, Dean Gincllesperger. IQ' w H I Row 1-Jane Ritchey, Violet Chaney, Judy Benning, Paul Foehtnian, Ira Harding, Sandra Buratty, Donna Whipkey. Row 2-Carla Miller, Margery Imgrrund, Connie Shunk, Dorothy Montique, Sandra Landis, Lana Jean Kreinbrook. Row 3-James Henclershot, Glenn Pletcher, Shirley Wasniek, Sandra Schroek, Barbara Smith, Rachel Hittie, Richard Hoffman. 36 Ulass 0 1961 Row 1-Barbara Swope, Shirley Day, Charles Slope, John Meyers, Dorothy Ann Will, Virginia Hauger, Joseph Delaney. Row 2-Eva Shaffer, Sandra Raupach, Joyce Leydig, Ralph Kurtz, Carol Poorbaugh, Phyllis, Boozer. Row 3-Delores Landis, Judy Meyers, Carol Sanner, Linda Lasure, Sandra Faulkner, Sully Maust, Phyllis Raupach. Row 1-David Malas, Richard Merrill, Larry Wills, Roy Fritz, William Engleka, Larry Schrock. Row 2-Ronald Deaner, Ray Bittner, Wayne Benning, Jay Engleka, Bruce Hostetler, Samuel Coughenour, James Walker. Row 3-Floyd Gumbert, Robert McKinley, Larry Miller, James Croner, James Long, Thomas Sarver. Qrcshmcn Row I---James Flamm, Bruce Romesburg. Franklin Bittner, Roger Shroyer, Mark Speicher, Donald Glessncr. William Merrill, Eugrene Chipelock. Row 2-'Jo Ann Ohler, Leanne Shober. Vivian Dummey- er, Kenneth Smith, Lynn Hay, Sarah Jane Cook, Janet Brant. Row 3-David Novak, Charles Miller, Robert Stahl ,James Smith, Frederick Boyer, Paul Caton. Row l--V--f'arolyn Flites, Virginia Drabish, Joann Miller, Rose Krepelka, Karen Diest, Judy Sanner, Doro- thy Walker. Row 2-Leon Paul, Roger Lafferty, Suzanne Smith, Susan Fisher, Janet Bcachley, Ronald Walker. Row 3-Phyllis Webb, Virginia Walker, Harry Watkins, Kenneth Walker, Gary Schultz, Ron- ald Bingner, Carol Ohler. 38 611155 Of 1962 Row I-Roger Christner, Kay Ann Hittie, William Crowe, Stanley Foor, Charles Swet, Ray Engleka, Catherine Hostetler. Row 2-Paul Will, Ivan Saylor, Edward Landis, Nancy Uadiski, Hilda Bittinger, Roger Buratty. Row 3-Dale Mankamyer, Clarence Landis, Barry Vought, Gerald Zorn, Thomas Hen- dershot, James Buratty, Harold Shuck. Row 1-Karen Kimmel, Nancy Leister, Betty Decker, Karen Bowser, Ellen Vogel, Jean Keidel, Linda Brant. Row 2-Joan Horning, Nancy Thomas, Mary Jane Burchell, Linda Miller, Anna Athey, LaRuc Pritts. Row 3-Susan Smith, George Johnston, Kay Leister, Joyce Hillegass, Joyce Ringler, Emily Coleman, Ronald Norris. 39 azglmf gimme Row 1-Roger Weyant, Larry Platt, Carl Brant, John Glessner, Merle Day, Judy Marteeny, Elmer Bee- man, Ronald Sarver, Robert Rhoads, Jerry Smith. Row 2-John Uadiski, Robert Roy, Betty Ryman, Marvin Bittinger, Lyle Schaefer, Bruce Stuck, David Custer, James Webb, James Ryman. Row 3- William Harris, Shirley Hendershot, William Gindlesperger, Alzine Restly, Sandra Lee Will, Nancy Pritts, Jean Platt, Nadja Swet. Row lv--Paul Bird, Shirley Saylor, Donald Witt, George Ingrodi, Richard Layding, Kenneth Marker, John Wallace, Helen Keefer, Walter Hutzell. Row 2-Druscilla Whipkey, Eugene Bittner, Ronald Per- suhn, Philip Sarver, Doyle Mankamyer, Carol Mothersbaugh, Donald Fogle, Gary Hillegass. Row 3- Ida Baer, Mary Fochtman, Kay Smith, Mary Cober, Larry Deaner, Paul Hoffman, Sharon Hinson, Maxine McKinley, Loretta Mitchell. 40 611155 0 1963 Row 1-Jane Raupach, James Ringler, Elaine Leydig, Donald Fritz, Dwight Maust, David Adams, Philip Martz, David Countryman, William Thomas, Robert Flick. Row 2-Leonard Gary, Audrey Will, Carolyn Sarver, William Landis, Ruth Stoner, Sandra Beeman, Nyal Walker, Barbara Dively, David Smith. Row 3-Pearl Kurtz, Patricia Ohler, Linda McKenzie, Judy Walker, Karen Felix, Bonnie Landis, Dorothy Sarver, Dorothy Athey. Row 1-Robert Smith, Susan Deaner, Gary Phennicie, Linda Mowry, Janet Will, Donna Weyant, Rob- ert Caton, Joyce Cober, Sherrie Weise. Row 2-Larry McKenzie, Frederick Stayrook, Edward Reed, David Johnston, Edward Fisher, Donna Walker, Michael McKinley, Roger Krause. Row 3-Ernest Ben- ning, Terry Shaffer. Henry Maust, Robert Miller, Thomas Murphy, John Mitchell, Robert Mitchell, Alexander Varner, Eugene Chaney. 4l Seventh Grade 'Y Row 1-Mary Alice Will, Barbara Zorn, Paul Faidley, Larry Walker, Thomas Smith, Grace Nicholson, Kathryn Landis. Barbara Sicheri. Row 2-qJames Sarver, John Croner, Barbara Sarver, Shirley Foy, Joyce Butler, Melvin Bruck. Daisy Ohler. Row 3-Richard Raupach, Philip Stiffey, Betty Walters, Barbara Landis, Peggy Marteeny, Judith Landis, Ronald Krause, Sheridan Bingner. Row 1-NCarol Diest, Kenneth Wellington, Stanley Leister, Karen Blubaugh, Timothy Shaffer, Clay Mankamyer, Beverly Brant, Betty Miller. Row 2-Janet Wellington, Darlene Cochran, Nancy Buratty, Larry Bittner, Joseph Smith, Sarah Jane Yutzy, Norma Leydig. Row 3-Lois Brant, Richard Landis, Nancy Grenkc, Cloyd Ryman, John Popovich, Donald Cochran, William Thomas, Catherine Bittinger. 42 Hlass Of 1964 Row I-Patrick Mowry, Anna Baer, Shirley Walters, Theodore Persuhn, Nancy Drabish, Dwight Deeter, Sandra Shunk, Phyllis Stiffey, Patricia Miller. Row 2-Anthony Augustine, Barry Saylor, John Omerzo, Daniel Hepler, David Fogle, Arthur Leister, Reon Engleka, lVilliam Chaney. Row 3-Linda Stoddard, James Ringler, Betty Miller, Charlotte Shunk, Merle Ferguson, Elizabeth Delancy, John Little. Row 1-Robert Woods, Charles Woytek, Linda Pritz, Jack Keller, Rodger Deeter, Frederick Close, Fred Seese, Richard Haer, Cheryl Coughenour. Row 2-Rose Deem, Una Ringler, Harold Hauger, Diane Boburchock, Charles McCurdy, Joyce Smith, Linda Hay, Rita Stayrook. Row 3-Janice Bender, Betty Carolus, Linda Bauman, Audrey Pletcher, Connie Cober, Stanley Scheller, Joyce Hummel. 43 Sirth Grade Ji Row 1-Connie Zorn, James Cook, Linda Shaulis, David Weyant, Sally Merrill, David McQuade, Donald Benning, William Smith, Nancy Krause. Row 2-Charles Diehl, Richard Will, Bonnie Diest, Barbara Keller, Linda Riehl, Alfred Will, Gary Hartman, Donald Golby. Row 3w-James Will, Bonnie Ludy, Rich- ard Sipe, James Zimmerman, Robert Maust, Gary Estnick, Nancy Smith, Michael Merrill, David Hay. Row l-Jack Haer, Emily Engleka, Simon Beachley, Jacob Hutzel, Kenneth Norris, Jack Roberts, Gary Smith, William Schaefer, Larry Sarver. Row 2-Roy Fochtman, Judy Maust, Thomas Bush, Rob- ert Poorbaugh, Thomas Blubaugrh, Dale Deist, Linda Platt, Larry Landis. Row 3wDale Miller, Larry Varchetti, Barron Zimmers, Clifford Cook, Francis Restly, Byron Saylorf Jam9S Brant, Thomas Miller. John Will. 44 Glass 0 1965 Row l-Mary Beth Knepper, Pauline Fochtman, Joyce Suder, Carol Suder, Gloria Will, Cassandra Ross, Demis Stewart, Patricia Seese, Nancy Beeman. Row 2-Kathryn Hay, Carol Ickes, Darlene Fhaney, Donna Miller, Barbara Marteeny, Bonnie Ingrodi, Frances Holt, Darlene Benning. Row 3-W Kathleen Barrett, Robert Hankinson, Ronald Walters, Dorothy Pletcher, Mary Shuck, Pauline Hoff- man, Alan Hilleprass, Lynn Deancr, Richard Wetmiller. Row 1-John Hankinson, Jay Deem, Danny Joe Saylor, Melvin Baughman, Donald Queer, D onald Black, David Hinson, Michael Schrock. Row 2-Joann Rose, Judy Fochtman, Donna Imgrund, Shirley Keidel, Paul Swet, Kenneth Trimpey, Carol Bowser, Jenuet Baer, Nancy Athey. Row 3-John Sloniger, Jzlnnes Cober, Thomas Leister, Terry Saylor, William Scurfield, Garland Solt, David Bridegum, Frank P ennicie. 45 H Artery not only explains the colorful past and its influence, but it affords a clue to the future. Here we develop a desire to become responsible citizens in our world of tomorrow. English is one of the most essential courses in our Search for Knowledge. The many phases to be mastered in this subject build the ability with which we express ourselves intelligently. We Helmet Measure In Grades Or Paints Co-ordination of the mind and hand in creativity is the watchword of any arf class. We use our minds to create new ideas and our hands to carry them out in an original way. Our Search also leads us into the finer things of life. Here we not only learned to sing well for our own enjoy- ment, but we learned to appreciate the mzrsic of Others. Our school boasts an extensive zmzilwmatics program, offering courses from general arithmetic to trigonom- etry. This program gives a student the opportunity to develop his ability to fulfill his individual need in the future. Che Knowledge The Search for Knowledge of a fu- ture stenographer acquaints one with a new field-.vl10r-tlzand. To learn to take dictation with speed and to transcribe it accurately is the main objective. The BBJHS language department of- fers instruction in two foreign tongues -Latin and French. Mastering a for- eign language not only inspires an ap- preciation of foreign culture, but creates a better understanding of our English language. We Have Gained A practical skill for any student is that of being able to master the art of f-x'1wzm'fz'ng. To our future business men and women this knowledge will prove to be invaluable. A new addition to the junior high curriculum is a scheduled gzfidam-c class. In this Search the development of young adults-mentally, morally, and socially-is the main objective. Ai Through the training offered in the BBJHS clrit'vr's vflzfrafmlz program, Stu- dents master the skill of competent driving. In the automobile, as well as in the classroom, emphasis is placed on sportsmanlike driving. at Only hats Chat am: ?mm Hanks To co-ordinate the body and mind is Good health is 3 Valuable possession' a Skill taught in a f!lj'5I.l'lI1 fdumtioiz Class. Hmlrlz instruction, a part of our school promoting- good Sportsmanship, pl-ac, Dl'01Z1'HfY1, attempts to improve and ticing group participation, and develop- stress to each student the necessity of ing the qualities of leadership are other Hood health Practices' benefits reaped from this activity. 4,8 In the scientific world, our Search first took us through the basic prob- lems in gcnrral scimzre and biology. Later we were led into more complicated as- signments in chemistry and physics. Our future draftsmen, industrial workers, and craftsmen receive their basic training in the industrial arts shop. The special -skills these boys build are a very valuable part of their Search for Knowledge. Hut fyperivucc We 'vc Ubtaiued. A house itself isn't a home, but in our homvmaking classes, we learned how to make that house into a beautiful and practical home. Our Search also may take a boy into the practical world of the farmer where, through classroom study and later actual application, he is trained to master the realm of agriculture. f X f'A' - p , . fdfjgi CQQ LN 5 V Q . Q -,:5 C. 5 'A' Q x f X' ' X NW AV 'Q wf ixif Jxnf,.v?N YSL? xy! dia ' J . aCc'6.ff ff: flf lakafaf afar-Af Q' 'Q W g A av, 79 I f- Ui iii ill Hi Ill ill Kcrvalon Carol Miller, Sandra Stahl-Assistant Editors Beverley Deaner-Business Manager. Co-operation is the key to the success of the 1959 edition of the Bervalon. Writing articles, dealing with photography, and soliciting advertisements are merely a fraction of the labor which is involved in presenting a picture of the 1959 BBJHS events. Al- though composing this annual required countless hours, the knowledge of journalism obtained and the book itself are a worthwhile accomplishment of staff members and ad- visers. Stanley Smith, Donna Mc-Purdy, Thelma VVoida, Carole Landis, Mr. Ward Lehman, Mrs. Evelyn Balt- zor, Ray Miller, Donna Schrock, Theodore Robb, Kay Sarver, Louise Coughenour, Marlene Speicher, Dorothy Hay, Ann Roberts, David Smith, Janice Adams, Dorothy Wiedner, Ruth Stuck, Audrey Hause, Donna Walker, Judy Saylor, Beverley Dcaner, Dorothy Poorbaugh, Rita Glessner, Carol Miller, Sandra Stahl. S2 Row I-Mary Jane Burchell, Darlene McCurdy, Barbara Meyers, Patricia Merrill, Mr. Clarence A. Rein- ert, Jane Hoffman. Margery Imgrund, Mary Stoddard, Joyce Smith. Row 2-Ruth Hay, Shirley Was- nick, Ann Long, Faith Will, Ray Bittner, Richard Merrill, Shirley Brant, Joyce McQuade, Timothy Clitcs, Dean Ginfllespcrger, Clark Robb, Robert Suder, Janet Brant, Mary Ringler, Carol Suhre, Karen Kim-- mcl, Janice Barrett. Experience is a great teacher, as any member of the Mountaineer staff will tell you. The sophomores and juniors who serve on the staff receive first-hand information on the art of publishing a newspaper-from the task of gathering facts to the distribution of the paper. This group is under the supervision of Mr. Clarence A. Reinert. Patricia Merrill, Jane Hoffman, Margery Imgrund- Editors. Mountaineer Orchestra Among the cultural pursuits in our Search for Knowledge is the field of music. During the winter months the band gives way to smaller musical groups. In two such groups, Dance Band and Orchestra, the stringed instruments are predominant and the number of brass instruments is reduced. At school plays the orchestra performs for the public. The dance band is also busy, playing for various dances. The highlight of the year, though, is the annual spring con- cert. The 1958-59 Rand and Orchestra officers are: president, George Leazierg vice presi- dent, James Heffleyg and secretary-treasurer, Ruth Stuck. Carol Poorbaugh. Leanne Sbober, James Heffley, Lyle Schaefer, Barbara Meyers, Doris Ross. Ruth Stuck, Suzanne Smith, Ruth Stoner, Patricia Merrill, Linda Miller, Ann Roberts, Dorothy Wiedner, Janice Barrett, Mr. William Schaefer, Carol Miller, Suzanne Krause, Marie Shockey, Linda Brant, Jane Hoffman fat pianoi. 6918! 2 Mg, My 54 Row l - Donna McCurdy, Jane Hoffman, Ruth Elaine Stuck, Darlene McCurdy, El- sie Leydig, Joyce Leydig, Doris Ross. Row 2-James Heffley, George Leazier, Larry Lucxy, Timothy Clites, John Swift, James Hender- shot, Robert Deeter, John Saylor. ance Baud Darlene McCurdy, Joann Miller, Donna McCurdy, Lana Jean Kreinbrook, Mary Jane Burchell, Joyce Leydig, Elsie Levdig, John Sayler, Anthony Augustine, Ellen Vogel. Judy Walker, Robert Deeter, Karen Kimmel, Sally Merrill, George Leazier, Timothy Clites, Bruce Stuck. sf ' :ini Mila: l k,Ji?3l 5 :Egan e. my gi 'flag ,ggi y lsnffm Jig? , vita! if if iw 'idly F Hand Row I-F. We-vant. S. Maust. S. Leister. Row 2-R. Duecker, N. Platt, Mr. William Schaefer, L. Schaefer, ll, Wetniiller. R. Flick, J. lVill, W. Thompson, R. Stoner. Row 3-D. Athey, E. Leydigr, J. Ley- flig, S. Smith. P. Bird. J. Zimmerman. Row .1-C. Sanner, L. Krcinbrook, R. Laydinfr. L. Brant, A. Rob- ert, J. Barrett. IJ. Weyant. Row 5-L. Hay, L. Shober. R. Stuck, D. VViedncr, J. Hendershot, G. Leazier. Row 6-R. Bittner, S. Krause, J. lleffley, J. Swiftgi R. Fritz L. Ludy, C. Krause. Left! Right! Left! Right! The blue and white Band has come on the field. First of the seventy-piece band to come marching up the field are the high-stepping nizijorcites. These twirlcrs set the pace for the sixty musicians that follow. In ranks ot' ten the marching band proceeds. Trumpets, clarinets, trombones, and drums blend together to produce the music for the half-time shows of the football games. I Opportunities such as All-County and i y ,sg G i 1 District Band give these conscientious 'E - i A' i l MQ musicians a chance to show their skill. ' . . . X A Q , R . xx l , l 1 L r ,, . W Behind all this teamwork stands the i - i E i instrumental music instructor of the . ... Berlin Brothersvalley Joint Schools, Mr. Q ,Z x T i 2 FE William Schaefer. ,L .3 tg 4 .Sf Q A S6 l I Row l-O. Caton, C. Brant, A. Rhoads. Row 2-D. Hepler, W. Smith, B. Dively, I. Saylor, B. Saylor, B. Stuck, N. Hummel, A. Long, F. Kallman. Row 3-C. Clites, D. Ross, R. Lafferty, H. Hauger, D. Hay, J. Beachley. Row 1-M. Shockcy, J. Keiflel, L. Miller, J. Miller, N. Thomas, J. Walker. 'Row 5a-R. Sudcr, T Clites, R. Dc-eter, E. Reed, B. Sipe, C. Miller. Row 6-C. Hay, J. Sayler, L. Wills, J. Will, S. Brant, D. Novak. MAJORETTES -Shirley Le-ister, Adeline Rhoads, Sally Maust, Kay Leister, Faith Wcyzuit, Ona Caton. -n E l 'QR E 57 A KL W. V , ,- lu I HEAD MAJORETTE fl Nancy Hummel l Mixed Hhorus Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Miss Betty Hay, is composed of senior high girls and boys. These students pro- vide entertainment in assembly programs throughout the year. They also partici- pate in the All-County Music Festival in the Spring. Each year several capable students from the Mixed Chorus are chosen as representatives to All-County Chorus and to District Chorus. Miss Hay is also the director of two groups that, in addition to Mixed Chorus, provide enter- tainment for various programs during the school year. These groups are Girls' En- semble, consisting of ten junior and senior girls, and Junior High Ensemble, consist- ing of fifteen junior high girls. Row lfDm-othy Poorlmaugh, Cynthia Ross, Doris Ross, Darlene Boyer, Joyce Scheller, Mary Ludy Charles Swope, Patrick Stoe, Dalton Paul. Row 2--Carol Poorbaugh, Lana Jean Kreinbrook, Ann Rob- erts, Carole Landis, Shelva Miller. Sandra Buratty, Sandra Landis, Glen Pletcher, Doyle Paul. Row 3- Ruth Sicheri, Nancy Hummel, Jane Ritchey, Kay Sarver, Barbara Suder, Carol Miller, Floyd Platter Vincent Gary, Henry Landis. Row 4-Audrey Hause, Barbara Good, Shirley Wasnick, Norma Smith Donna lVlc1'urcly, Dorma Shonko. Edward Krepelka, Carl Hay. Row 5-Ada Mae Benning, Betty Stahl Mary .lane Ilendershot, Joyce McQuade, Sandra Ludy, Dale Leydig, James May. 298 58 wie Ak an K Girls ' Susemble Ann Roberts, Barbara Glessner, Kay Sarver, Nancy Hummel, Thelma Woida, Bever- ley Deaner, Mary Ludy, Carole Landis, Cynthia Ross, Miss Betty Hay fat pianob. Row l-Richard Hoffman, Richard Poorbaugh, JudyMankamyer, Eleanor Diest, Helen Miller, Marlene Boyer, Nina Boozer, Elsie Leyclig, Miss Betty Hay. Row 2-Stanley Smith. George Leazier, Carla Mill- er. Faye Kallman, Barbara Glessner, Donna Whlpkey, Judy Meyers, Virginia Sarver. Row 3-James Walker, James Boden, Barbara Smith, Sandra Schrock. Mary Stoddard, Connie Shunk, June Krause. Sandra Raupach. Row 4-Larry Lucy, Charles Popovich, Beverly Patsy, Thelma Woida, Nancy Cook, Beverley Deaner, Wilma Deem. Row 5-Theodore Robb, Katherine Wagner, Suzanne Krause, Mary Ring- ler, Louise Coughenour, Virginia Stahl. mail 5 Q. X was s-N f li' if i B 59 Quturc armcrs 0 America www. Row 1 - Day, Smith, Meyers, Smith, Poor- baugh, Sarver, Uadis- ki, Mrs. Betty Men- Row 1-Shuck, Decker, Ingrodi, W a t ki n s, Duecker, Sarver Maust, Norris, Everett Nicklow. Row 2-Flamm, Poorbaugh, Speicher, Landis, Plat- ter, Hostetler, Paul, Paul. Row 3-Malas, Gooden, Haer, Leydig, Norris, Miller, Charl- ton, Gary, Long. Row 4 - Landis, Walker, Hay, Leydig, Robb, Krause, Mowry, Deaner. Hulure Hamcmak ers 0 America horn. Row 2 - Hause I m g r u n d, Faulkner Hay, Schrock, Chaney Kreinbrook, Glessner Row 3-Hittie, Suhre Miller, Miller, Shockey, Wasnick, Smith. Row 4 - Wiedner, Benning, Coughenour, W i l l Long, Meyers, Hay, Cook. JUNIOR MISS P' ' -Floyd Platter, Stoe, Ray Mil- ei, Stanley Smith, Beverly Deaner, Theo- dore Robb, Janice Adams, Kay Sarver. Row 2 - Mr. Harold Bush, Mrs. Mabel Hay, Dorothy Hay, Elmer Shaffer, David Smith, Vincent Gary, Henry Landis, Donna Mc- Curdy, Dale Leydig, Marlene Speicher. Dramafics CURTAIN GOING UP Row 1 - Donna Mc- Curdy, Carole Landis, Ann Roberts, Dorothy Poorbaugh, Sandra Stahl, Donna Schrock, Janice Adams, Stanley Smith, Ray Miller. Row 2 - Faye Kallman, James May, David Smith, Augustine Han- kinson, Ruth Stuck, Dale Leydig, Wayne Deaner, Carol Miller, Judy Saylor. Row 1-Joyce Smith, Jane Hoffman, Beverley Deaner, Patrick Stoe, Carol Suhre, Kay Sarver, Carole Landis, Mrs. Mabel Hay. Row 2-Ann Roberts, Ruth Stuck, Dorothy Hay, Dorothy Wiedllefy Barbara Meyers, Sandra Stahl, Carol Miller, Richard Poorbaugh. Row 3-Thelma Woida, Patricia Merrill, Mar- lenc Speicher, Clark Robb, Bernard Hankinson, Timothy Clites, Darlene McCurdy. aliamzl Harwr Society Leadership, courage, scholarship, and service are the goals of the National Honor Society, an organization of stu- dents maintaining a minimum scho- lastic average of B. This group, which received its char- ter last year, has been under the spon- sorship of Mrs. Mabel B. Hay since its beginning. Officers for this term are: president-Marlene Speicher, vice presi- dent-Richard Poorbaugh, secretary- Carole Landis, treasurer-Jane Hoff- man. We recognize here two members of this society from the class of 1958- Betty June Dively and Nathan Ward- who attained the highest scholastic achievement in their own Search for Knowledge. 62 The play's over. Relax. End-of-the-day scramble! And what's that word, teacher? LIGHTER HH Something to be proud of! Ewa Remember that enchanted Oriental N1ght ? Chalrs--ln the parking 1ot?? May Queen The band struck the familiar notes of the processional and the tradi- tional May Day ceremony had begun. The football field became a fantasy of color as the queen and her court moved majestically across the grass. Miss Sara Froner, escorted lay class president, Larry Shober, reigned as 1958 Queen of the May. The theme for this annual event was Sights From A Satellite. 64 Beauty, personality, and talent were the bases on which Miss Janice Adams won the distinction of representing Berlin Brothersvalley Joint High School in the annual Maple Festival. In February Princess Janice, escorted by Stanley Smith, competed with girls from nine other schools for the title of Maple Queen, placing among the top five. She presented at this event a dramatic reading, Nobody's Child , by Phila Case. Maple Princess 65 JZccefr 121 Mc 50015 Ifvzlff , '-pn. 12.r.xAcx2Pm M0 iii RX ww s 1 'F' I ii! EE! Nj Wi' 11 x Q ,iii H! iii Klzccrlmdvrs Junior Varsity LaRue Pritts Phyllis Webb Sandra Landis Mary J. Burchell Dorothy Walker l 5 l 2 J Sl 21 In l 5 Carole Landls Sandia Stahl Patncia Merrill Mary Jane Hendershot Carla Miller, Janice Adams PROUDLY WE PRESENT -- OUR TEAMS! .Q . ,mam , li Row l Qamuel Coughenour Rlchard Poorbaugh Bruce Romesburg, Donald Ohler, Gerald Romesburg Roger Schxock Wayne Benmng James Tataleba Ralph Blubaugh Paul Caton, Elmer Shaffer Row 2 Mr Clarence Remert M1 Wllfred Smxth Larry Schrock Frederick Boyer Phllip Restly, Bruce Leonard James Smith IldVlfl Qmlth Rxchard Merrxll Ray Mlller Jay Engelka Ira Harding, Mr. Dale Hollern Mr Bernard Mcblacken Row 3 Rlchard McK1nley Bernard Hankmson John Deeter, Larry Miller, Augustine Hankmson Qaatball Umm BBJ HS OPPONENT Turkeyfoot Forbes LaSalle Shade Boswell Meyersdale Northern,Maryl Northern Bedford Chestnut Ridge , L Q... W Qs? . .-..mm.w.-. . , :fr P -Q if VHP 3 ,5 iw is ig P+ wk N x 2. , vw, 33? 41. Egg k S. Q . W +P ,flag W if ,Q MTW QWXW E gg, 3: , gf' .' x ', X any A Q Q v ,ff uw W A ik 'NS K-1 9' ey A 1 .ye V R N xt -.F ' -Q W , . , 3 K ff Qmfg, ,K gy , L. r: x f .iftg , -, , K I .F . A .I N . is ' -- Qjfi ,NFFSQ X ,J M 1- . 4 ,,2.-www J 7, f . 2 Q ' 1 I P- .....,.. 4 'XA Eg, Q' 9' is 'S w fhTg5fvg5hQ-A vial .11 aL 34. 1 ai' ZW? ' ' 'Hts 'X 1 w , 2 f g is WA., N ui? 45 31 N fa-Qc . .. 1. 'X , 1,9 ,Y yi N. ., .i - ' 1 .. V. if . ,1 f :.,.,. G-,L.r.. ,in J, ?f. 5 vm Q' .N W, MWF! 14, Q Football at BBJHS was on the upswing this year as the Mountaineers posted a three win, six loss record. This achievement displayed improve- ment, since it topped any record of the past four years. Heading the new coaching staff was Mr. Dale Hollern, with Mr. Clarence Reinert and Mr. Bernard McCracken assisting. The Mounties captured their first two oppon- ents, but the opposition proved too great in the l following four games. The team came back to the winning side by out-scoring Northern, but dropped the last two gridiron meets. Determination and en- thusiasm offset the lack of size and number in the blue and white squad. In oncoming seasons, win or lose on the grid- . . - M . Cl R ' , , , , iron, the Mountaineers will be a team deserving our r arence emert M' Dale Houem M' Bernard McCracken pride. junior High Qcwtlrall Ceara Row 1-Ray Engleka, Larry Walker, Sheridan Bingner, Anthony Augustine, Elmer Beeman, William Chaney, Lyle Schaefer, James Ryman, Mr. Bernard McCracken. Row 2-David Adams, Charles Swet, Fred Seese, James Ringler, Roger Krause, Charles Woytek, Ronald Walker, Merle Ferguson. Row 3 - Philip Sarver Michael McKinley, Robert Caton, Robert Miller, Eugene Chipelock, Frederick Stayrook, Kenneth Walker. I-far m 'gl hrs? fm-5 Q 72 Row 1-Nancy Platt, Barbara Sipe, Mary Jane Hendershot, Faith Will, Patricia Merrill, Donna McCurdy, Ona Caton. Row 2-Sandra Stahl, Rita Glessner, Ellen Vogel, Carol Miller, Miss Norma Joiner, Sandra Landis, Nancy Hummel, Virginia Sarver, Beverley Deaner. Girls ' Basketball It takes more than players to make a team. Any kind of sport can win but it takes a very good one to lose. The thirteen girls who have played on the newly formed Girls' Basketball Team have learned these lessons well. Under the excellent coaching of Miss Norma Joiner, the girls won three out of five interscholastic games. Patsy Merrill, high scorer for the season, tallied 89 of the team's 196 p 0 i n t s. Donna McCurdy served as team captain. A Donna McCurdy, Miss Norma Joiner, Carol Miller BBJ HS OPPONENT 28 Salisbury 42 48 Meyersdale 36 41 Salisbury 47 37 Turkeyfoot 26 42 Meyersdale 30 73 Row 1-James Scurfield, Gerald Romesburg, Donald May, Donald Porter, David Smith, Richard Merrill, Leroy Lehman, Harry Fisher, David Miller. Row 2-Mr. Wilfred Smith. John Deeter, Clark Robb, Theodore Robb, Mr. John Lichvar, James May, Larry Miller, Richard Hankinson, Mr. Bernard McCracken. Basketball Cram Ulldel' the 163d9l'ShiD of Coach John LiChvar, the Mountaineers have held the reputation of being one of the more feared basketball teams in the county. There was a large crowd on hand to witness the only game that was played with Somerset, an old rival, on the Berlin hardwood in which the Mounties were victorious. Although losing four of this year's starting five, the able underclassmen should carry on the Mountaineer tradition very well. The Blue and White five chalked up a 14 won and 8 lost record. Mr. John Lichvar BBJHS OPPONENT 6 6 52 Everett 46 48 Somerset 43 43 Everett 56 66 Alumni 48 49 Meyersdale 48 36 Forbes 51 42 Turkeyfoot 28 40 Boswell 67 66 Chestnut Ridge 32 65 Stonycreek 47 60 Shade 63 73 Salisbury 30 65 Rockwood 63 47 Meyersdale 69 56 Forbes 51 57 Turkeyfoot 59 51 Boswell 79 70 Chestnut Ridge 39 55 Stonycreek 68 81 Shade 44 l 78 Salisbury 41 l 55 Rockwood 53 74 uugumwmm guna-ww ...pm www 3 as ,3- A 4 -Wi M mmf M 1 was-M www., 4 Ma s 3 WM ,LLLL WMM? WNW-Na-.X-msgw M W-qwwwwmh wwf f.WKw,,Wm.,N fa ss 1 ,wmww 3. ww. ..,..L..m ......3..... jaaiar Varsity Basketball Teamwork was the key to the success of this year's junior varsity team. Under the capable leader- ship of Mr. Bernard Mc- Cracken, the little Moun- taineers won 17 out of 21 games. These boys, to- morrow's varsity squad, played, not for personal glory, but for a team vic- tory and a victory for their School. Row 1-Ray Engleka, Ronald Walker, Lynn Hay, Ronald Bingner, Charles Swet, William Crowe. Row 2-Mr. Bernard McCracken, Jay Engleka, Thomas Croner, James Croner, James Smith, Larry Schrock, James Brode- rick. Row 3-Franklin Bittne1', William Merrill, Robert Suder, Donald Ohler, Ira Ha1'ding, Paul Caton. The F. F. A. boys who play on the basketball team have learned that it t a k e s teamwork, sports- manship, and spirit to win a game. Under the able leadership of Mr. Everett E. Nicklow, club adviser, and Mr. Dale F. Hollern, t h e s e boys made a fine showing for their organi- zation. Dale Leydig acted as team captain. 9. 9. A. Haskalball A A,.,,,g-1 s Row 1-Henry Landis, Dale Leydig, Carl Hay, James Long, James Walker, Doyle Paul. Row 2-Dalton Paul, Gary Landis, Vincent Gary, Richard Poorbaugh, Mr. Everett E. Nicklow. 76 reg, 9, 1' Row 1-Mr. John Lichvar, Ronald Beachley, Donald Ohler, Elmer Shaffer, Philip Restly, Harry Fisher, Jay Engleka, Patrick Stoe. Ray Engleka. Row 2-James Smith, Richard Merrill, Donald Porter, Larry Baughman, Nathan Ward. Barry Barkley, James Mowry, Kenneth Walker.Row 3-Bernard Hankinson, John Deeter, Rich- ard Hankinson. Owen Caton, Richard McKinley, David Smith, Bruce Leonard, Larry Schrock. Haseball Team Our 1958 Baseball Team under the supervision of Coach John Lichvar wound up the season with a record of three wins and seven defeats. However, even Winning o n l y t h r e e games, the boys played some very fine ball both offensively and defensively. A new school record was set during the Rockwood game when Bernard Hankinson pitched 16 strike outs. Our hopes for a winning season this year are high. Mr. John Lichvar, Bernard Hankinson, Bruce Leonard BBJ HS OPPONENTS 5 Rockwood 1 -p fm, 2 Meyersdale 12 5 Salisbury 9 2 Shade 6 14 Turkeyfoot 3 2 Forbes 12 6 Stonycreek 1 77 'D cfztcceff 122 fic .SUCIQX WWE? N: ,v--:,.'wAYM- V V - - . 4, , - 1 -f,,4q+xQ-.mwwfnwrwwx-wmmwff-,wmm,xmA,, 'SE f-if 'W sf ii ii! ii! HI NE Lflziw Klub Row l: Miss Norma Joiner, L. Smith, D. VVill, C. Ross, D. Poorbaugh, A. Roberts, J. Adams. J. Smith, J Meyers, J. Hoffman. B. Glessner. D. Landis. H. Miller, Miss Betty Hay. Row 2: R. Glessner, C. Landis, A. Rhoads, S. Landis, B. Good, R. Hay, D. Svhrock, K. Sarver, M. Imgrund, N. Hummel, M. Ludy. S. Maust. C. Miller, J. Scheller. Row 3: J. Saylor, M. Sliockey, S. Wasniek. B. Smith, M. Hankinson, P. Merrill. S. Stahl, D. Mcflurdy, S, Schrock, D. Wiedner. R. Stuck, B. Schlosnagle, B. Deaner. Row 4: H. Ackerman, Hender- shot A. Lonfr. D. Mcflurdv. D. Hav, T. Woida. F. Will, S. Brant, K. Wagner, M. Speicher, L. Coughenour, S. Hall Patrol if , 1' MQ. - ffl . in ., Row 1: R. Clark, A. Hause, N. Boozer, A. Rhoads, D. Walker, J. Mankamyer. C. Landis, R. Glessner, D. Smith, B. Glessner, D. Poorbaugh, E. Leydig, V. Stiffey. Row 2: F. Kallman. J. McKenzie. E. Deisf, K. Sarver, M. Suder. A. Roberts, M. Shockey, A. Fletcher. J. Saylor. D. Schrock. C. Sicheri, H. Miller. J. Adams, Mr. Ell- wood P. Varner. Row 3: B. Schlosnagle. S. Miller, B. Patsy, A. Benning, D. McCu1'dy, S. Stahl, L. Couglienour, N. Cook, D. Hay. D. Wiedner, B. Stahl, C. Brant, R. Stuck, P. Stoe. Row 4: T. Woida, F. Platter, G. Leazier, S. Smith. V. Gary, J. Imzrodi, R. Brant. H. Landis. E. Shaffer, G. Romesburg. R. Schrock, G. Landis, M. Spoi- vher. Row 5: R. Miller, W. Deaner. B. Hankinson, J. Stapinsky, T. Robb, J. May, A. Hankinson, L. Ludy, L. Lehman, B. Leonard, D. May, C. Mowry. 80 chan! Hay Patrol kg Renae! Row 1: R. Raupach. J. Smith, D. Weyant: M. Day, J. Platt, R. Engleka, K. Wellington, P. Stiffey, C. Man- kamyer, D. Custer, J. Smith, R. Foy. Mr. Elmer Cone. Row 2: L. Bittner, D. Countryman. W. Gindlesperger, J. Glessner, W. Thomas, D. Smith, T. Shaffer. R. Landis, W. Landis, R. Rhoads, E. Landis. Row 3: D. Fritz, T. Hendershot, J. Little, R. Deeter, J. Popovich. C. Wovtek. W. Hutzell. D. Witt, F. Seese, R. Woods, J. Frode- rick, P. Martz. Row 4: C. Ryman, C. Landis. S. Scheller, R. Smith, K. Smith, T. Murphy, E. Fisher, K. Walker, G. Zorn, J. Buratty, P. Hoffman. Sparts 61116 Row 1: J. Croner, M. Bruck, L. Walker, G. Wisler, A. Leister, P. Will, P. Mowry, -R. Buratty. S. Binger. J. Webb, J. Uadiski. Mr. John Lichvar. Row 2: R. Christner, R. Sarver, C. Brant, D. Fogle, S. Foor, P. Martz, D. Adams. C. Swet, H. Shuck, D. Cochran. D. Smith, A. Augustine. Row 3: G. Hillegass, F. Close, G. Shultz, H. Watkins. M. McKinley, R. Shroyer, G. Johnston, R. Binger, L. Paul, R. Haer, B. Vought. Row 4: W. Mer- rill, D. Glessner, M. Speicher, D. Novak, R. Stahl, C. Miller, B- R0m0Sb11I'g, E- ChiPe10Ck, J- Flamm, K- Smith- 81 .,A.,4. Row I - Sic-heri, Sanner Swet, Miller, Boyer, Ross, Boyer, Miss Norma Joiner Row 2-Llewellyn, Ludy Deem, McKenzie, Platt, Glessner, Diest, Scheller. Row 3 - Good, Pletcher S a y l o r, Stahl, Patsy Shunk, Stoddard. Row 4- Krause, Smith, McQuade, Brant,.McCurdy, Speicher, Sipe, Stahl. 'TP y, Varsity 16' Row 1 - Harding, Stoe, Bittner, Fisher, Ohler, Ta- taleba, Engleka, Blubaugh, M1'. John Lichvar. Row 2 -Merrill, Croner, Porter, Hankinson, Lehman, Bark- ley, May. Row 3-Deeter, Robb, Hankinson, May, Miller, Croner, Hankinson, Romesburg. Liagiii N-4.,.,,s- -af' Athletic 61116 Row 1-Krause, Chaney, Deeter, O m e r z 0, Gary, Leister, Ryman, Mr. Dale Hollern. Row 2-Beeman, Fogle, Walker, Ferguson, Ringler, Lafferty, Krause, Crowe. Row 3 - Sarver, Norris, Hay, Stayrook, Ca- ton, Ingrodi, Bittner. Row 4-Bittner, Boyer, Smith, Shaffer, Miller, Caton. Prajccfiunist 61110 Row 1 - Hankinson, Coughenour, Ingrodi, Bri- degum, Miller, Brant, Sch- rock, Shaffer, Webb. Row 2-Grenke, Norris, Sch- rock, McKinley, Apple- yard, Krepelka, Thomas, Restly, Benning, Mr. Mar- lin McClintock. Rifle' em Row 1 - Miller, Rayman, Scurfield, Pugh, Wright. Row 2 - Fisher, Deeter, Holland, Stapinsky, Smith. Row 3-Mr. R. Wayne Su- der, Mowry, Mowry. Senior - 566115 Row 1-Poorbaugh, Rau- pach, Smith, Swope, Stif- fey, Shaffer, Boozer, Miss M. Geneva Altfather. Row 2-Wil1,Suder, Raupach, Buratty, Whipkey, Landis, Krause, Landis. Row 3- Ritchey, Shonko, Barrett, Wagner, Hankinson, Sch- losnagle, Suder. v sign 75' tin? M ala ,Ami Susemlflc Row l-Clites, Brant, Kei- dol, Stoner, L a y d i n gf, Stuc-k. Row 2 - Saylor, Schaefer, Hanger, Hepler, Thompson, Bird, Flick. Row 3 - Mr. William Schaefer, W i l l s, Reed. Saylor. Guidance 6111! Row 1 - Walker, Harris, Drabish, Fisher, Slope, Clark, Krepelka, Lyons, Mr. Clarence Reinert. Row 2-Diest, Horning, Llewel- lyn, Deem, Kimmel, Mc- Kenzie, Boyer, Athey. Row 3-Pletcher, Cook, Hoff- man, Wambaugh, Crosby, Platt, Pletcher, Brant, Vogel. Row 4 - Shaulis, Foor, E n gl e k a, Wills, Will, Fritz, Will, Ludy. 84 junior High 51156114616 Row 1-Beachley, Walker Cober, M i l l e r, Deaner, Thomas, Smith, Dively, Miss Betty Hay. Row 2 -- Bowser, Smith, Shober, Cober, W y a n t, Miller, Walker. junior - Zfrrus Row l -- Ohler, Leydig, Platt, Sarver, Hendershot, Brant, Zorn, Mrs. Mabel Hay. Row 2 - Hittie, Pritts, Smith, Ringler, Raupach, Kurtz, Hostetler. Row 3-Leydig, Mothers- baugh, Hummel, Landis, Bender, Saylor, Ohler, Bo- burchock. Row 4-Leister, Decker, Hillegass, Cober, Ringler, Leister, Bauman. junior ?.ff.,4. Row l-Will, Ryman, Mar- tecny, Uadiski, Bittinger, Landis, Marteeny, Mrs. Betty Menhorn. Row 2- Will, Will, Stiffey, Deem Restly, Beeman. Row 3- Delancy, Hay, Whipkey, F o c h t m a n, McKenzie, Athey, Brant. Row 4 - Keefer, Carolous, Will, Oh- ler, Walker, Hinson. Nurses Klub Row 1 - Sarver, Butler, Nicholson, Landis, Miller, Willington, Sicheri, Miss Esther Wi l li a m s, Mrs. Dorothy Vogel 4Not Pic- turedj. Row 2-Cochran, Yutsy, Diest, Blubaugh, Baer, Swet, Miller, Lan- dis, Buratty. Row 3-Stay- rook, Baer, Coughenour, Mitchell, Pletcher, Grenke, Kurtz, Miller. Krrord 61116 Floyd Gumbert, Judy Man- kamyer, Robert Stahl, John D 1' a b i s h, Donna Walker, John M e y e r s, Miss Betty Hay, Carol Gindlesperger, Paul Focht- man, Virginia Hauger, Francis Fochtman, Dean Gindlesperger, Dorothy Monticue. library 61116 Hilda Bittinger, Vivian Dunmeyer, Emily Cole- man, Mrs. Betty Boyer, Linda Pritz, Judy Sanner, Patricia Ohler. Model Klub Row 1-Doyle Mankamy- er, Dale Mankamyer, Thomas Ringer, Theo- dore Persuhn, Thomas Smith, Paul Faidley, Mr. Marlin McClintock. Row 2 --Blaine Maust, John Wal- lace, Larry Deaner, Wal- ter Hutzell, Ronald Per- suhn. Row 3-Ernest Ben- ning, Robert Mitchell, John Mitchell, Henry Maust, Gary Phennicie, Kenneth Marker. Senior Dircctary JANICE ANN ADAMS ........... Jan Cheerleader, Bervalon, Junior and Senior Plays, Hall Patrol, Chico, G.A.A.--Business Education ADA MAE BENNING .......... Dolly Mixed Chorus, Girls' Basketball, Senior Play, Hall Patrol, Chico, F. H. A.-Homemaking NINA BOOZER ................. Nina Mixed Chorus, Hall Patrol, F. H. A.-Homemaking ROBERT FRANKLIN BRANT .... Bob Hall Patrol, Projectionist Club, Rifle Club, School Boy Patrol-Business Education WAYNE BRIDEGUM .......... Whitey Mixed Chorus, Basketball, Projectionist Club, Var- sity B-Business Education RUTH CLARK .................. Ruth Hall Patrol, Art Typing' Club, F. H. A., Guidance Club-Business Education NANCY LOUISE COOK ....... Cookie Mixed Chorus, Mountaineer, Hall Patrol, F. H. A., G. A. A., Y-Teens-Business Education LOUISE K. COUGHENOUR ...... Cokie Mixed Chorus, Girls' Basketball, Bervalon, Moun- taineer, Hall Patrol, Chico, Dramatics Club, F.H.A., Y-Teens-College Preparatory ROBERT H. CRONER ............ Bob Basketball, Rifle Club-College Preparatory BEVERLEY ANN DEANER ...... Bev Girls' Ensemble. Bervalon, Mountaineer, Junior Play, Chico, Mixed Chrous, G. A. A., National Honor So- ciety, Y-Teens-College Preparatory WAYNE FRANKLIN DEANER . Pancho Senior Play, Hall Patrol, Projectionist Club, School Boy Patrol-College Preparatory ELEANOR FAYE DIEST ...... Eleanor Mixed Chorus, Hall Patrol, G .A. A., Y-Teens- Business Education VINCENT L. GARY ............ Butch Mixed Chorus, F. F. A. Basketball, Hall Patrol, Archery Club, F. F. A.-Agriculture BARBARA JANE GLESSNER .. Barbie Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Cheerleader, Hall Patrol, Chico, F. H. A., G. A. A.-Business Edu- cation. RITA MARTHA GLESSNER ...... Rita Bervalon, Chico, G. A. A.-Business Education AUGUSTINE G. HANKINSON .... Gus Basketball, Football, Senior Play, Varsity B-College Preparatory BERNARD J. HANKINSON .... Bernie Baseball .Football, Hall Patrol, National Honor So- ciety, Varsity B-College Preparatory JXUDREY E. HAUSE .......... Audrey Mixed Chorus, Hall Patrol, Bervalon, F. H. A.- College Preparatory DOROTHY EILEEN HAY ........ Polly Mixed Chorus, Girls' Basketball, Bervalon, Moun- taineer, Junior Play, Hall Patrol, Business Club, Chico, F. H. A., Library Club, National Honor So- ciety, Y-Teens-Business Education JAMES EUGENE INGRODI ...... Jim Basketball, Football, Hall Patrol, Glee Club, Projec- tionist Club-Industrial Arts THELMA FAYE KALLMANN .... Faye Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Basketball, S9Yli0l' P19-Y, Hall Patrol, F. H. A., A. A.-Homemaking CAROLE JEANNE LANDIS .... Carole Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Basketball, Cheerleader, Bervalon, Senior Play. Hall Patrol, Chico, G. A. A., National Honor Society-Business Education GARY D. LANDIS .............. Gabe F. F. A. Basketball, Hall Patrol, Archery Club, F. F .A.-Agriculture HENRY G. LANDIS ............ Sonny F. F. A. Basketball, Football, Junior Play, Hall Pa- trol, F. F. A.-Agriculture cniar Dirvclory GEORGE ROBERT LEAZIER .. George Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Hall Patrol, Sports Club-Industrial Arts LEROY CLARK LEHMAN ...... Leroy Basketball, Hall Patrol, Art Club, Glee Club, Varsity B-Industrial Arts BRUCE LEONARD ............ Butch Baseball, Football, Hall Patrol, Projectionist Club- College Preparatory DALE EUGENE LEYDIG ........ Dale Mixed Chorus, Junior and Senior Plays, Hall Patrol, F. F. A., Projectionist Club, Sports Club-Agricul- ture LARRY LUDY .................. Larry Band, Dance Band, Mixed Chorus, Hall Patrol, Art Club, School Boy Patrol, Sports Club-Industrial Arts JUDY KAY MANKAMYER ....... Judy Mixed Chorus, Hall Patrol, Art-Typing Club, Dra- matics Club, F. H. A., Record Club-Business Edu- cation DONALD C. MAY ............... Duck Basketball, Hall Patrol, Art Club, Glee Club, Varsity B-Industrial Arts JAMES M. MAY, JR. .............. Jim Band, Mixed Chorus, Basketball, Senior Play, Hall Patrol, Art Club, Glee Club, Varsity B-Industrial Arts DONNA LOUISE MCCURDY .... Donna Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Basketball, Bervalon, Junior and Senior Plays, Hall Patrol, Chico, G. A. A.-Business Education JUDITH MAE McKENZIE ........ Judy Hall Patrol, G. A. A., Guidance Club-Business Education CAROL LOUISE MILLER ........ Carol Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Basketball, Bervalon, Mountaineer, Senior Play, Hall Patrol, F. H. A., National Honor Society-Business Educa- tion HARVEY C. MILLER .......... Phoon Projectionist Club, Rifle Club, School Boy Patrol- Business Education RAY FRANKLIN MILLER ........ Ray Football, Bervalon, Mountaineer, Junior and Senior Plays, Hall Patrol, Rifle Club, Sports Club, Varsity B-College Preparatory CARL STEPHEN MOWRY .... . Skip F. F. A.-Agriculture BEVERLY JEAN PATSY ........ Bev Mixed Chorus, Hall Patrol, G. A. A., Y-Teens- Business Education FLOYD D. PLATTER .......... Floyd ' Mixed Chorus, F. F. A. Basketball, Junior Play, Archery Club, F. F. A.-Agriculture JUANITA ARLENE PLETCHER Arlene Hall Patrol, G. A. A., Guidance Club-Business Edu- cation DOROTHY LOU POORBAUGH . . Dottie Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Bervalon, Moun- taineer, Senior Play, Hall Patrol, Chico, Dramatics Club, Y-Teens-College Preparatory LYNN EUGENE PUGH .......... Lynn Archery Club, Rifle Club-Industrial Arts ADELINE MAE RHOADS ..... Adeline Hall Patrol, Chico, Majorette, Twirling Club-Col- lege Preparatory THEODORE R. ROBB ............ Ted Mixed Chorus, Basketball, Bervalon, Junior Play, Hall Patrol, F. F. A.-Agricuture ANN ROBERTS .................. Ann Band, Orchestra, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Bervalon, Mountaineer, Hall Patrol, Dramatics Club, F. H. A., G. A. A., National Honor Society-College Preparatory GERALD ALVIN ROMESBURG . . Romeo Basketball, Football, Hall Patrol, Glee Club, Science Club, Varsity B-Industrial Arts DORIS JEAN ROSS ............. Pooch Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, Commercial Club- Business Education Senior Dircclary KAY CAROL SARVER .......... Kitty Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Bervalon, Moun- taineer, Junior Play, Hall Patrol, Chico, Dramatics Club, Library Club, National Honor Society, Y-Teens -College Preparatory JUDITH ANN SAYLOR .......... Judy Mixed Chorus, Bervalon, Senior Play, Hall Patrol, Chico, G. A. A.-Business Education BARBARA E. SCHLOSNAGLE . . Barbie Hall Patrol, Chico, Library Club, Y-Teens-Busi- ness Education DONNA LOU SCHROCK ........ Donna Band, Bervalon, Mountaineer, Senior Play, Hall Pa- trol, Chico, G. A. A., Y-Teens-College Preparatory ROGER W. SCHROCK .......... Roger Football, Hall Patrol, Art Club, Glee Club, Projec- tionist Club, Varsity B-Industrial Arts ELMER E. H. SHAFFER .......... Elmo Baseball, Basketball, Football, Junior Play, Projec- tionist Club, Varsity B-Industrial Arts MARIE LOUISE SHOCKEY .... Teenie Band, Orchestra, Hall Patrol, Chico, F. H. A.- College Preapratory CAROL SICHERI ............... Carol Hall Patrol, F. H. A.-Business Education DAVID E. SMITH ............... Dave Baseball, Basketball, Football Bervalon, Junior and Senior Plays, Archery Club, Rifle Club-College Preparatory DOROTHY LOU SMITH ........... Dot Hall Patrol, F. H. A.-Business Education STANLEY KARL SMITH ........ Snuff Mixed Chorus, Baseball, Basketball, Bervalon. Junior and Senior Plays, Hall Patrol, Glee Club, Varsity B -College Preparatory MARLENE KAY SPEICHER .... Spike Girls' Basketball, Bervalon, Mountaineer. Junior Play, Hall Patrol, Chico, G. A. A., National Honor Society, Y-Teens-College Preparatory BETTY JEAN STAHL .......... Betty Mixed Chorus, Hall Patrol, G. A. A.-Business Edu- cation SANDRA LEE STAHL .......... Sandy Cheerleader, Bervalon, Mountaineer. Senior Play, Hall Patrol, G. A. A., National Honor Society- College Preparatory JOHN STAPINSKY .............. John Hall Patrol. Archery Club, Rifle Club, Science Club -Industrial Arts VIRGINIA STIFFEY ............ Ginny Hall Patrol, Library Club, Y-Teens-Business Edu- cation PATRICK J. STOE ................ Pat Mixed Chorus, Baseball, Junior Play, Hall Patrol, National Honor Society, Science Club, Varsity B- College Preparatory RUTH ELAINE STUCK ........ Ruthie Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, Bervalon. Senior Play, Hall Patrol, Chico, Dramatics Club, National Honor Society-College Preparatory MARY ANN SUDER ........ Mary Ann Hall Patrol, Library Club, Y-Teens-Business Edu- cation DONNA LEE WALKER ........ Donna Hall Patrol. Art Typing Club, Record Club, Twirling Club, Y-Teens-Business Education ROBERT WEBB .................. Bob Projectionist Club, Varsity B-Industrial Arts DOROTHY MAE WIEDNER . . . Dorothy Band, Orchestra, Bervalon, Mountaineer, Hall Pa- trol, Chico, Dramatics Club, F. H. A., National Honor Society-College Preparatory THELMA JANE WOIDA ...... Thelma Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Bervalon, Hall Pa- trol, Chico, G. A. A., National Honor Society- Business Education 0 Our Patrons There are times such as this when words are inadequate to convey our expression of gratitude. To the patrons of the Bervalon the Class of 1959 will remember you as friends who made it possible for a dream to become a reality. Your patronage not only shows an interest in our school yearbook, but also in the citizens of tomorrow and in their education. Photography by Cover Studios 90 AMERICAN STORES COMPANY CH. A. FINEGAN, Managerj .. Meyersdale WA. Sz P. TEA COMPANY ......................................... Berlin WA. KL P. TEA COMPANY ............................. .... M eyersdale 'ALTOONA SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AND ZETH INC. . . ..... Altoona ATHEY, WALTER CSURGE DEALERJ, Phone 3477 .... ....... B erlin BAER AND COMPANY, Phone ME 8-1151 .......... .... M eyersdale BARBER'S FOOD MARKET, Phone ME 4-7131 . . . .... Meyersdale WBARKSDALE STUDIOS CC. S. HOBGOOD, REPJ .... Lansdowne BAUMAN'S SERVICE STATION, Phone 7112 .... .. . Somerset 'BEACON SERVICE STATION, Phone 9929 . ....... .. . Somerset BEAMER, H. J. QFORD AND MERCURY SALESJ, Phone ME 4-3181 ............................. .... M eyersdale WWBELL, DAVID M., AGENCY, Phone 6453 ................ .... S omerset 'BENDER, H. G. CFARM EQUIPMENTJ, Phone ME 4-3271 ...... Meyersdale WBENDER IMPLEMENT COMPANY fFARM EQUIPMENTJ, Phone 6596 .............................................. Somerset BERLIN BATTERY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Phone 2061 .... Berlin BERLIN DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, Phone 3693 ............ Berlin 5BERLIN FEED COMPANY, Phone 2941 ........... Berlin :EBERLIN LUMBER COMPANY, Phone 3825 ....... Berlin WBERLIN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Phone 2815 .... Berlin BERLIN VARIETY STORE, Phone 3391 ........ . . . Berlin SBERLIN WATER COMPANY, Phone 2625 .... Berlin MWBINGMAN PACKING COMPANY, Phone 4254 . .. ...... Berlin 'iiBITTNER'S CURB SERVICE, Phone 4874 .... .... S omerset BITTNER'S GREEN HOUSES, Phcne 5104 .... Somerset BLOUGH'S ECONOMY STORE ........... . .. Friedens WBROTHERTON GARAGE, Phone 3945 ....... Berlin i:BROWN 'S HARDWARE, Phone 2092 .............................. Berlin :f BUD GREER RAMBLER SALES, Phone ME 8-8211 .......... Meyersdale FCATHERMAN 'S BUSINESS SCHOOL .............. Cumberland, Maryland RCALLEN BAKIN G COMPANY, Phone 554 ....... .............. W indber CIRCLE 219 ................................... .... S omerset MWCITIZENS NATIONAL BANK, Phone ME 4-4121 ......... .... M eyersdale iCLAPPER'S BUILDING MATERIALS, Phone ME 4-3211 ....... Meyersdale WCOCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC., Phone 2912 ....... ....... B erlin 5COCHRAN FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY, Phone 4348 ........ Somerset 'i COOK AND LIN TZ, Phone ME 4-7191 .................... .... M eyersdale 91 CORNER DRUG STORE, Phone ME 8-8161 .... .... M eyersdale COUGHENOUR'S RESTAURANT, Phone 2755 ..... ..... B erlin COUNTY AUTO EQUIPMENT, INC., Phone 4129 . .. .... Somerset 'COVER STUDIOS .............................. .... J ohnstown CRITCHFIELD, DAN, USED CARS ..... . .. Meyersdale 'CRON ER INCORPORATED, Phone 4644 ......... ..... ....... B e rlin DAIRY DALE, Phone ME 4-6561 ........................ . . . Meyersdale DARR'S RESTAURANT KHOME COOKINGJ, Phone 2333 .... ....... B erlin 'DECKER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Phone ME 4-4174 ..... .... G arrett 1'DeVILBISS COMPANY, Phone 4158 ...................... . . . Somerset 'DICKEY'S STORE, Phone 2272 ................ .... B erlin 'DIEGES Sz CLUST, 17 John St., Phone CO 7-8141 . . . . . . New York DiPASQUALE BROTHERS, Phone ME 4-6251 ......... .... M eyersdale 'DONNER, B. J. QNATIONWIDE REPJ, Phone 2152 .... ...... B erlin 'DONNER, ROBERT H. CBUILDERJ, Phone 4212 ..... ..... B erlin DON'S BARBER SHOP, Phone 5667 ............................. Somerset DON'S SERVICE STATION Q24 HOUR TOWINGJ, Phone 9421 ......... Berlin 'EASTERN MOTOR SALES, Phone 4574 ................... .... S omerset WEDGEWOOD MARKET, Phone 6166 .......... .... S omerset EDNA MAE'S BEAUTY SALON, Phone 3785 .... ..... B erlin EISLER EXPRESS, Phone 6151 ............... .... S omerset ELLEN BEAUTY SHOP, Phone ME 4-9619 ..... Garrett ENGLE CABINET SHOP, Phone ME 4-3802 .... .... M eyersdale FARBER, SAMUEL .......................... ..... . Meyersdale FELTON'S GARAGE, Phone Schellsburg 24-R-12 . . . .... New Baltimore f 'FIRST NATIONAL BANK ....................................... Berlin WWFIRST NATIONAL BANK ...................................... Garrett WFLICK, ROBERT KNEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COJ, Phone 2745. .Berlin GARDILL'S STORE, Phone Schellsburg 62-R-12 ..................... Berlin GARRETT AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY, Phone ME 4-7613 ..... .... G arrett GARRETT ELECTRIC COMPANY CFRANK PHENNICIEJ, Phone ME 8-8618 ................................. Garrett GATEWAY RESTAURANT, Phone 5332 . . . .... Somerset GLESSN ER AND WOYTEK TAVERN ........ ...... B erlin i ': 'GLOSSER BROS. FAMOUS FOR SAVINGS .... Johnstown 'GOSS BOTTLED GAS, Phone 6591 ............ . . . Somerset WIIIGRAHAM, A. D. CO., INC., Phone 6565 .... .... S omerset 92 i'GROFF'S DEPARTMENT STORE, Phone 2682 ...... ......... B erlin HANKINSON GENERAL STORE, Phone 24-R-13 . .. . . . New Baltimore HARRIS BAKERY, Phone 3691 ................. ....... B erlin HARRISON, CHARLES, Phone 4765 .... Somerset HAY, PAUL E., Phone 2452 ........ .... B erlin HAY, W. E., Phone 4578 .................. .... B erlin WHEIPLE SERVICE STATION, Phone 3683 ..... .... B erlin 'i'iHEIPLE'S SUPPLY, Phone 4138 .................. Somerset WHIGHLAND GARDENS FLORIST, Phone 3753 .... .... B erlin HI-WAY SUPER MARKET, Phone 5252 ..................... . Somerset HOPPERT, LEE CFUNKS E. Y. H. CORNJ, Phone Berlin 4163 . . . Fairhope iHORNING'S SUPERETTE CGenera1 Merchandisel, Phone 3391 HOTEL GLESSNER ...................................... WWI. X. L. CREAMERY, Phone 6194 ..... J. 8: D. BIT COMPANY, Phone 6819 ...... JANET'S BEAUTY SHOP, Phone 3591 .... WMJOHNSON Sz SON, Phone 2052 ....... . JO'S RESTAURANT, Phone 5025 ................. KAMPS FAMILY SHOE STORE, Phone 5706 ....... iKEIDEL HARDWARE AND ELECTRIC, Phone 3701 . . . KNEPPER, CHAS. I. UNSURANCEJ, Phone 5709 .... WKOOL-VENT ALUMINUM IND., Phone 7168 .... . iKRAUSE, BLAIR, Phone 3631 .............. LANDIS BEAUTY SHOP, Phone ME 8-8241 ............... WWLANDIS AND LAFFERTY CHEVROLET CO., Phone 5171 . :ia LIONS CLUB .......................................... LISHIA'S HOTEL, Phone 9431 ................... LLEWELLYN'S GREENHOUSE, Phone ME 4-4631 . .. LLEWELLYN'S SERVICE STATION, Phone 2843 ............ iLONG'S LUNCHEONETTE AND PASTRY SHOP, Phone 6430 ..... 'W 'LUIGI'S BEACON RESTAURANT, Phone 5850 .................. iLUTERI'S RESTAURANT, Phone 3681 ....... MANEER'S RADIO AND TV, Phone 5000 ..................... Berlin .. Garrett . Friedens Somerset . . . . Berlin . . . Berlin Somerset . Somerset . . . . Berlin . Somerset . Somerset Berlin Meyersdale . .... Berlin . . . . Berlin . . . . Berlin . . . Garrett . . . . Berlin . Somerset . Somerset . . . . Berlin . Somerset MAUST BROTHERS GARAGE AND COAL YARD, Phone 4855 ...... Berlin 'RWMEADOW GOLD DAIRIES INC., Phone 2955 ...................... Berlin 'HMENZIE DAIRY CO., Phone 6790 ..................... - . . Somerset MEYERS, JOHN I., KFEED STOREJ, Phone ME 8-1121 . . . . . . Meyersdale 93 .... WMEYERSDALE NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION ...... WMEYERSDALE RECORD SL MUSIC SHOP, Phone ME 8-2161 .... MEYERSDALE REPUBLICAN, Phone ME 4-3241 ......... MICHAEL'S BEAUTY 8: BARBER SHOP, Phone 5113 . . . MILLER, E. H., 8: COMPANY, Phone 2021 ........... MILLER GARAGE, Phone 2468 .......................... MILLER 8L GNAGEY, CMASSEY HARRISJ, Phone ME 4-9381 MILLER, OSCAR, ELECTRIC COMPANY, Phone 5959 .... MILLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE, Phone ME 8-1163 .......... i':MILLER'S EAST END SERVICE STATION, Phone 9990 .. ..... .... WMODERN DAIRY, Phone 3134 .......................... MONN STUDIO, Phone ME 4-3564 ........... MT. ZION SERVICE STATION, Phone 4162 ....... MURPHY, G. C., COMPANY, Phone ME 4-6121 ....... . 'l'NATIONAL LINCOLN SERVICE STATION, Phone 2643 . .. NECCHI-ELNA SEWING CIRCLE, Phone 6097 .......... NEW BALTIMORE FLAGSTONE COMPANY, ...- ..- uf... Meyersdale Meyersdale Meyersdale . Somerset . . . . Berlin Berlin Meyersdale . Somerset Meyersdale . Somerset Berlin Meyersdale . . . . Berlin Meyersdale Berlin . Somerset Phone Schellsburg 112-R-3 ........................... New Baltimore NEW BALTIMORE RESTAURANT, Phone Schellsburg 24-R-2.New Baltimore NEW COLONIAL HOTEL, Phone ME 4-9421 .................. NEW NATIONAL HOTEL, Phone 9452 ........ ..... NICHOLSON'S AMOCO STATION, Phone 9964 . . . . . . OLD FARM DRIVE-IN, Phone 4706 .......... .... PELICAN RESTAURANT, Phone 6661 .. WPENN FURNITURE, Phone 4117 ......... .... PENNEY, J. C., COMPANY, Phone 5622 ...................... PENNSYLVANIA BRASSIERE CORPORATION, Phone ME 8-1181 . WPEOPLES NATIONAL BANK, Phone 4194 .................... PHILLIPS, J. BRUCE, Phone ME 8-1592 .... .... PICKING'S DRUG STORE, Phone 6124 ...................... 'WPONFEIGH SMOKELESS COAL COMPANY, Phone ME 4-9561 POORBAUGH'S STORE, Phone 4170 ........................... POTTER LUMBER COMPANY, Phone ME 8-1101 . . . . . . . WPUGH, E. W., AGENCY, Phone 3962 .......... . . QUEER'S ELECTRIC SERVICE, Phone 4434 ....... .. MRALPH'S TIRE SERVICE, Phone 9441 ............. RASCONA'S RESTAURANT AND BAR, Phone 9986 . .......... . RATSY'S TAVERN CSPAGHETTI AND PIZZAJ, Phone 9911 ..... 94 .. ..- Meyersdale .. Berlin . Somerset Somerset . Somerset Somerset . Somerset Meyersdale . Somerset Meyersdale . Somerset Meyersdale . . . Berlin Meyersdale .. Berlin . Somerset .. Berlin . Somerset . Somerset REICH, DICK, FURNITURE 8z FLOOR COVERINGS .......... Meyersdale RHOADS, D. W. CO. CPLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIESJ, Phone 6531 .............................................. Somerset 'tHROBERTSON'S REXALL DRUG STORE, Phone 4300 ....... .... B erlin I ROMEO'S SUNSET GROVE CROLLER RINKJ, Phone 3653 .... .... B erlin ROOF GARDEN MOTOR HOTEL Kr PATRICIAN ROOM, Phone 6521 . Somerset 'ROXBURY STORE, Phone 2467 .............. .... B erlin 'RUNNER OLDSMOBILE INC., Phone 4149 ............ ...... S omerset SAMILSON'S, Phone 6697 ..................................... Somerset SANNER, ART QFLOOR COVERING AND PAINTD, Phone 4673 .... Berlin SARVER ,TED, Phone 3503 ....................................... Berlin 'SCHELLER, ART, Phone 3765 ........ .... B erlin SCHELLER, HERMAN W., Phone 4192 ............................ Berlin SCHENCK, GEORGE W. CO. CSTORE THAT SAVES FOR YOUJ, Phone 5371 .Somerset SCHROCK, CHARLES, Phone 5352 ............. .... B erlin SCHROCK JEWELRY SHOP, Phone 6713 ...... ..... B erlin SECOND NATIONAL BANK, Phone ME 4-9331 .. Meyersdale H SHAFFER BLOCK WORKS, Phone 5176 ......... . . . Somerset WSHANKSVILLE AUTO CO., Phone 3462 ........... .. . Shanksville HSHANKSVILLE BUILDERS SUPPLY, Phone 4974 . .. . .. Shanksville SHEPPARD BROTHERS .................................... Meyersdale 'SHIPLEY HARDWARE, Phone ME 8-2121 .... ............... M eyersdale SLOAN, JOHN fLIQUID AIR PROGRAMSJ ...... Little Mt., South Carolina SMITH'S SERVICE STATION, Phone 4335 ..... .................. B erlin SN YDER'S POTATO CHIPS, INC., Phone 3601 .... .... B erlin SOMERSET AUTO PARTS INC., Phone 6568 . . . . . . Somerset 'HWSOMERSET BOOK STORE, Phone 5950 ....... Somerset WSOMERSET CANDY COMPANY, Phone 4247 .... Somerset SOMERSET DAILY AMERICAN, Phone 4136 . . . . . . Somerset SOMERSET DRY CLEANERS, Phone 5484 ............. . ........ Somerset SOMERSET FARM BUREAU CWINDBER, MEYERSDALEJ, Phone ME 4-6181 ....................................... Meyersdale 'KSOMERSET HAWKINSON TREAD, Phone 4667 .................. Somerset SOMERSET MEAT MARKET CUTHE HOME OF GOOD SAUSAGEHD, Phone 4166 Somerset 'SOMERSET MILLING COMPANY, Phone 6101 .... .. . Somerset MHSOMERSET TRUST COMPANY, Phone 4154 ...... . . . Somerset 'KHSOMERSET WELDING 8x STEEL COMPANY, Phone 4304 ...... SPEAR'S BEAUTY SHOPPE, Phone ME 8-1192 ............... WSPEICHER, R. D. QFARM IMPLEMENTSD, Phone ME 4-9453 .. . i STAHL'S JEWELRY, Phone 4062 ............................. . ESTEPHENS DRY CLEANERS, Phone ME 4-6191 ........ KWSTODDARD, JOHN P. COAL COMPANY, Phone 5214 . . . . . . . SUDER'S NEW Sz USED FURNITURE, Phone ME 4-7592 ...... SUSSER, S. S. INC., Phone ME 4-7111 .................. ..,. SWANK'S HARDWARE, Phone ME 4-6131 ..,... .... M'I'l-IE COUNTY TRUST COMPANY, Phone 6578 . .. i'THE H-P STORES, Phone ME 4-9083 ...................... . WTHE NEILAN ENGINEERS, 150 W. Union St., Phone 6551 ....... PHILSON NATIONAL BANK, Phone 2015 ............. THE SHOE SHOP CHARRY A. BALDWINJ, Phone ME 4-9585 THOMAS DRUG STORE QLEADING DRUGGISTSD ............. TIPTON'S JEWELRY, Phone 3045 .........,..... TOT Sz TEEN SHOPPE, Phone ME 4-4591 . . , . . . . . Somerset Meyersdale Meyersdale Somerset Meyersdale . . . . Berlin Meyersdale Meyersdale Meyersdale . Somerset Meyersdale . Somerset . . . . Berlin Meyersdale Meyersdale . . . . Berlin Meyersdale TRENT'S DIAMOND MARKET, Phone 3361 ........................ Berlin WVERN SHERWIN CONTRACTOR CASPHALT PAVING 8: GRADINGJ, Phone 5039 ............................................... Somerset WALKER, DALE CSTORE AND SERVICE STATIONJ Berlin WALKER, ERNEST GARAGE, Phone 4372 ............. ..... erlin WWALKER, H. W. COMPANY, Phone 4111 .... .... S omerset 'WWALTER'S TIRE SERVICE, Phone 4124 . . . .... Somerset WEIBLE'S GARAGE, R. D. No. 1 ......................... ..... F riedens WENZEL DRY CLEANING COMPANY, Phone ME 4-4191 ....... Meyersdale WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATES STORE, Phone 3595 .... ..... B erlin tWETMlLLER'S SELF-SERVICE MARKET, Phone 4285 . . . ..... Berlin WHEELER, H. W. ELECTRIC SERVICE, Phone 5339 ............. Somerset WIEDNER, S. F. CSTEEL BUILDINGS KL LIQUID FERTILIZERSJ. :,: Phone 2297 ...............................,.............. Somerset WILL BROTHERS, Phone 2041 ...............................,... 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The preparation of the 1959 Bervalon has brought back many pleasant memories-that yellow brick building that faced us twelve years ago, the pranks we played on each other, the anticipation with which we entered high school, the sense of achievement we felt after mastering a difficult lesson, the thrills of participating in class plays, and the enchantment of our first prom. These once important events have left an everlasting imprint on our lives. Our future will be influenced greatly by our ex- periences in this the first lap of our Search for Knowledge. Search 901 Knowledge l l f l 1 gzvgf' 'QIZZNJZK Jomgzyjgye fwgfwaie .iii-L '5 C-F? M 4 5 I . - 7 , .lg in 63 .S 43 ?' f s Y 2 5 'Q' ir' ' 2 M Q .J fl 4 H,...sf4Ql I 'Wa 5 IW 1 I C 1 , 1 ----- 44 l 'r Z' , i fa 1551 v 1 1 ' A gghffvmy-:uw if Enwwbaie. 99 4 I ' x ,1, f 1 d.-d,,,,..,..-.a-- Iv-d:'N,H..-nw' N 1 L N M, Q ,,...qqn- V ,,,,.,.., '-- fm ,,,,,,,............. -M-.,..,,, M.. IX X nib, 'v.' a,- Q BFKLIDVBKVTHERFVALLEY Da? 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