Bridgeville High School - B Hive Yearbook (Bridgeville, DE)

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THE B-HIVE Nineteen hundred forty-eight VARSITY CLUB s Front Row, IL. to RJ: J. Cannon, P. Sammons, D. Kalinevitch, N. Davis. S. Tres- nak, E. Grayg Second Row: Coach Clifton, J. Holloway, N. L. Allen, A. Jefferson, M. Brenner, G. Kalinevitch, B. Dimesg Third Row: L. Ashe, S. Tracy, N. Ruos, M. Jack- son, R. Nicholsg Fourth Row: C. Mereider, F. Hardesty, Jr., J. Russell, H. Davis, Jr., E. Ruos. The Varsity Club was founded during the fall of '46 by those athletes who had earned their varsity letters in baseball and basketball in 1945. The club's chief pur- pose has been to promote better sportsmanship. After each season, new members are initiated by the club and given membership. Awards are presented to all seniors who have won varsity letters during their Junior and Senior years. Cheerleaders receive' gold megaphones whereas the athletes are given a choice of gold footballs, basket- .balls, baseballs or sweaters. The present membership stands at 25. OFFICERS President - - - - David Kalinevitch Vice-President - Jimmy Cannon Secretary-Treasurer - - Nancy Davis Faculty Advisor Mr. Fillmore Clifton Page Forty-seven

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THE B-HI VE . A Nmeteen hundred forty-eight STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row, IL. to RJ: D. Kalinevitch, J. Williamson, J. Tucker. N. Ruos, N. Davis, S. Tracy, J. Leininger, E. Gray, L. Wright, S. Trcsnakg Back Row: L. Hen- drick, M. Tucker, J. Major, M. Taylor, R. Carey, C. Mercider, T. Baker, J. Bradley, Mr. Thompson, Faculty Advisor. This year, the members of the Student Council feel that they have contributed much toward furthering student participation in school government. Their efforts in maintaining an efficient hall traffic system. keeping order in the lunch line, and sponsoring a school clean-up campaign are to be highly commended. The Council is comprised of nineteen members who are elected by the students to serve as their representatives. The division of this organization into various com- mittees has made possible the inclusion of more pupils in Student Council activities. OFFICERS President - - - - Nancy Davis Vice-President - Robert Lee Carey Secretary-Treasurer Sally Tracy Page Forty-six

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THE B-HI VE D ' . Nineteen hundred fo1'ty-eight. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE -, Front Row, QL. to RJ: E. Ruos, F. Blades, C. Mereider, J. Truitt, R. Stuart, H. Hearn, Second Row: Mr. Milspaw, Faculty Advisor, V. Austin, M. Dimes, Jr., R. Wil- ley, Jr., C. Kalinevitch, Third Row: E. Draper, R. King, D. Joseph, T. Loockerman, H. Mcllvain, C. O'Dayg Fourth Row: H. Banning, R. Stuart, P. Myer, L. Brown, H. Jones. The Bridgeville Vocational Agriculture Department opened in September with a full-time agriculture instructor to teach and supervise the F. F. A. program. Leland F. Milspaw, former agriculture instructor at Cochranton, Pennsylvania, assumed the duties of the position. The Future Farmers of America have participated in several worthwhile activi- ties during the year. New backstops for the tennis courts were erected and it is hoped that this addition will attract more players. For leadership-training activity, the of- ficers of the chapter presented the Greenhand Degree for the Lewes Chapter in Oc- tober. Delegates also attended the annual Delaware leadership training conference under the direction of Mr. Mowlds. Plans are being drawn to set out Howering shrubs on the school grounds to add color to the school landscape. Each F. F. A. member has a home project program planned and many are enter- ing the project contest for the coming year. OFFICERS, C. A. MCCUE CHAPTER, F. F. A. President --------- Clifford Mereidcr Vice-Presidcnt Dickie Draper Secretary - Hearn Myer Reporter - - Hollis Hearn Watch Dog Richard Stuart Advisor Leland Milspaw Page Forty-eight