Beaver Vocational High School - Brook Yearbook (Beaver Springs, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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I 'ff 7' X v-I! 41: X -IAI' ' -' -.W ,Qf' ,. A ff? SCHOOL BOARDS BEAVERTOWN SCHOOL BOARD President .............................................,...................... Charles King Vice-President ................ .... Secretary fnon-memberj ..,... Reno Thomas Randall Hassinger Treasurer ......................... ..................................... W illiam Rigel Members ....... ...... C harles Saylor, Jr., Jay Hassinger BEAVER SPRINGS SCHOOL BOARD President .............................,..................................,,,, John Mattern Vice-President ....... Secretary ............ Cloney Erb Paul Gross Treasurer ..... ,.,.,,,. R oy Kline Member ..... .... M arlin Haines BEAVER JOINT SCHOOL BOARD President ...................................,..,,............,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,.,, Paul Gross Vice-P1'eSideI'1t .............,...,.. ,,.., R eng Thomas Secretary fnon-memberj , ,,,,,,,,...,,,,,..,., Clymer Romig TI'6aSl11'6I' -........................... ................... C harles Saylor, Jr. Members ....... ,,,,, Two Charles King, William Rigel, Jay Hassinger, John Mattern, Cloney Erb, Marlin Haines, Roy Kline JEAN KLINE MRS. SARAH CHARLES DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1951, wish to express our sincere A appreciation to those who have guided us through four short years at Beaver and have given of their time and efforts to prepare us for the future. Therefore we dedicate this, the third edition of THE BROOK, to those who have served as our class advisors- Mrs. Jean Kline, Mrs. Sarah Charles, Mr. George Fetterolf, and Mr. James Howell. MR. GEORGlif'FlETTEiROLF MR. JQMES HOWELL Three S:i:i:i:E:E A A Y A'::::3:?:i iw 3132? A A-ifififilillll A A :f:::I: :iii BEAVER VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER We stand ready for our march to gain Our school a name revereg And when we hear the victor's name We shall victorious cheerg Like a beacon bright will our school stand out With both pride and honor too To our school supreme high in faith serene Your sons are loyal true. Chorus Our school so dear Sing her praise with tongue and pen, In her name We cheer And keep it loyal to the end. Our school so dearg She stands first and always shall. W'e sing not in vain As we praise the name Beaver Vocational! We will rally forth our royal prime, On the gridiron field or trackg 'Gainst their grand eleven, five, or nine The enemy hold back. May our contests be all truly won With efforts strong and brave As the end draws near we have nought to fear But a noble name to save. Four MR. MARLAN A. SHEARER PRINCIPAL Five 1:3212 -- -N 1-1- .Y.Y.Y. p -:-: gf I FACULTY Left to Right: Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. H. Daniel Baylor, Agriculture B. S. Pennsylvania State College 1948 Sarah Charles, Home Economics B. S. Juniata College 1932 Donald C. Houck, Commercial Subjects B. S. Bloomsburg State Teachers College 1949 Marlan A. Shearer, Social Studies B. S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College George P. Fetterolf, Languages and History A. B. Catawba College 1934 B. D. Lancaster Theological Seminary 1937 Donna Walker, Music B. S. Ithaca College 1938 James F. Howell, Science and Mathematics A. B. Susquehanna University 1948 Six 1936 DRIVER EDUCATION MR. RAY FULMER The aims of the driving course are two-fold: First, to teach us the mechanics of driving an automobile, and second, to instill in us the proper and polite habits of road courtesy. The course consists of one semester of class work, which includes lectures, discussions, visual aids, and question and answer periods. Each student taking the course also receives several hours of actual driving and observation throughout the school year. STUDENT TEACHER Miss Sara Klausman, a senior at Pennsylvania State College. This is the first year that we have had student teachers at Beaver. The entire student body found having student teachers a very interesting and educational ex- perience. We, the student body, sincerely hope that this practice will be continued in the future. Seven V if A 'Y A s..:-sp.,.Aisa- A A A A A A A A 25 L s 13511 -I-121-In 'ff Qi V SCHOOL. cooKs Left to Right: Mrs. Herbert Zechman, Miss Mary Haines, Mrs. Samuel Suhlegel, Mrs. Harry Mitchell, Mrs. Meade Freed, Mrs. Norman Rigel, Mrs. Frank Mattern, Mrs. John Balmer, Mrs. William Gaskin. Cooks Absent: Mrs. Jay Rigel, Mrs. Daniel Baylor, Mrs. Ira Lepley, Mrs. Annie Tho- man, Mrs. Fred Krebs, Mrs. Carl Wagner, Mrs. Cloney Erb, Mrs. Donald Bowersox, Mrs. Paul Gross, Mrs. George Saylor, Mrs. Robert Gross, Mrs. William Pawling, and Mrs. Donald Felker. H. W MISS JUNE BINGMAN MR. IRA FETTEROLF School Nurse School Janitor Lankenau Hospital 1948 4 Eight ,Q ' ,. may f H: 5 -Sili- ,.,, Q, A. :i:l:3:i E:E:2:2: -'-'ff f 1,11 -N f? ,W ,. 4 5 ' - SENIOR S K3 ak UNH , , Nine 4 'f , ' I 7 A 'VA f ZESEZE 52:2 f?'ji' q A' N 9 'bfi , If CLASS OFFICERS President ................................................................ Dueressa Balley Vice-President .... Secretary ....... Treasurer ......... Class Advisor ...... Build John Hassmger Anna Loulse Dreese Amber Rae Hasslnger Mr. James F Howell CLASS MOTTO For Character, Not For Fame CLASS COLORS Kelly Green and White CLASS FLOWER White Rose Ten ' ',.if 'ir' '-33:33 '1i2E2 A 255533 -'iff 'i'2'1'1'i:E:EIEIEIE C ffyll 'Y TWILA JEAN AIGLER Tillie General Good workerg lots of fung has enough male troubles for the whole senior class. Advertising committee for The Brook 3 Typist of Beaver Broadcasterng Class Play 45 Girls' Ensemble 1-2-43 Band 1-2- 3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 2-3- 43 Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Varsity Club 3-43 Basketball 2-3-4g Library 1-2-3-4. DUERICSSA JOAN BAILEY Bailey General Always gets things doneg dependableg good leaderg likes to be in the company oi the opposite sex. Class president 45 Sports editor and typist for The lirookug Advertising editor, typ- ist, fashion editor for The Broadcaster : Girls' Ensenible 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-43 Orchestra l-2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 2-3-42 Girls' Glce Club 1-2-3-4: Varsity Club 1- 2-43 Girls' Basketball 2-45 Cheerleader 1- 2-3-4. FRANCES PATRICIA ANN DECKER Frances General Can always see the funny side of lifeg will- ing worker. Advertising committee for The Bro0k g Typist for The Broadcasterng Class play 43 Girls' Ensemble 1g Mixed Chorus 2-3- 4g Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-45 FHA Secre- tary 4. Eleven laik- ,-.-,-. -.-.-,-,-.-.-,-,- ,-,A 'vfew rz -,A,.-.,.v-,- - - - --A-2 --------: -1: .w f1sy!2.' zzzzgz--ff t-I-1-1-1 f s.. . NANCY LOUISE DECKER Decker General Argumentativeg engaged to a special guy from Middleburg5 good typist. Advertising committee and typist for The Brook 5 Joke editor and typist for The Broadcasterg Prompter for class play 4 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Girls' Glee Club 1 2-3-45 FHA treasurer 45 Typist of music department 4. ANNA LOUISE DREESE Whiz Academic Has a wonderful personalityg makes foot ball out of basketball. Class vice-president 2, secretary 3-45 As sistant editor for The Br0ok 5 Exchange editor for The Broadcasterng News Re porter 45 Class Play 45 Girls' Ensemble 1-35 Girls' Trio 45 Mixed Octet 25 Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Varsity Club 3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Treasurer of Music Department 45 Hall of Fame. Jim Agriculture Haunted by the state police, alvs ays flirting half-pint, but full of fun. Varsity Club 3-45 Soccer 3-45 Basketball 'Z 45 FFA 3-45 FFA Basketball 2. Twelve QQXSIFNR fc. Q f A '- 1 If -- - -.--.- -A-3-3-3 ., - . 1-2-2-1-1-Z-t-1-:-1-1-:-t- - A A :vi-1-A -- - '- t-:-L -'-. 12 ng, , -:A:-:-:- A:-1-I ' ' ' ' ' I7 ' ff 72' ' r ' 4.4 ff ELSIE LOYS FLEMING Elsie General Engaged: good workerg good athleteg has plans for marriage. Advertising committee for The Brook g Ty- pist for The Broadcasterng Mixed Chorus 2-3-49 Girls' Glee Club 2-3-4g Varsity Club 3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 FHA presi- dent 4. FREIDA MAXINE FLOWERS P05ey General Has a weakness for convertiblesg little but mightyg favorite course is study hall. Advertising committee for The Brook g Typist for The Broadcasterug Girls' En- semble 3g Band 1-2-3-4g Orchestra 3-45 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Girls' Glee Club 1-2- 3-4. JAMES MONROE FOLK Folkie General Very determinedg likely to succeedg will arg- ue on almost any subject. ager of basketball 4g Library l-2-3-4. Thirteen Advertising committee for The Broadcas- ter g News Reporter lg Mixed Chorus 45 Manager of soccer team 43 Publicity man- - - f , , , , ,.,, K E333 - RICHARD LEE HAINES Rich Agriculture ' Works at Leo's and spends leisure time at Paxtonville. Varsity Club 2-3-43 Soccer 1-2-3-4g Baseball 1-2-3-43 FFA 1-25 FFA Basketball 15 Rifle Club 1. DONALD EUGENE GETZ Getz General Quiet, reservedg good artistg bashful. Artist for The Brook g Artist for The Broadcasterug FFA 25 FFA Basketball 2. AMBER RAE HASSINGER Bambi Academic Honor studentg sure shot on basketball floorg noted for going steady. Class secretary-treasurer 1, treasurer 45 Business Manager for The Brook g Girls' Sports editor for The Broadcasterng News Reporter 2g Class Play 4g Student Council 35 Girls' Ensemble 1g Band 1-2-3- -lg Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Varsity Club 1- 2-3-4g Basketball 1-2-3-43 Cheerleader 1- 2-3-49 Girls' Trio 2-3-4g Hall of Fameg Secretary of music department 4g Attend- ed District Chorus 3-4. Fourteen Jai- ' 1 Gi' . '--- --- 232325 'E 12:21 '-'ff' WW s f f JOHN NEVIN HASSINGER Hass Agriculture Tall, dark, and sillyg loves to eatg good all- round athlete. Class president 1-2, vice-president 43 Artist for The Brook 3 Artist for The Broad- caster 3 Class Play 43 Student Council 33 Band 1-2-33 Orchestra 1-23 Mixed Chorus 1-2-33 Boys' Chorus 1-23 Varsity Club 3, president 43 Soccer 43 Basketball 2-3-43 Baseball 2-3-43 FFA 1-2, secretary 3, 1 president 4, Sun District Degreeg FFA Basketball lg Hall of Fame. VERNA ELAINE HOSLER Verna General Quiet, good natured, and has the ability to write poetry. Feature editor for The Brook 3 Typist and Poem editor for The Broadcastervg Class Play 43 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Girls' Glee Club 2-3-43 Songleader of FHA 43 Music Department Typist 4. ,, 33954. RUSSELL FRANKLIN KAUFFMAN Russ General Takes pride in his Pontiac3 has an interest in Middleburg. Editor of Little Snoopers' Column for The Broadcaster 3 Secretary of home room 33 Band 1-2: Orchestra 1-23 Mixed Chorus 1- 2-3-43 Boys' Chorus 1-2. I Fifteen WY' F 1 ' 1 - Q .I li 5 X ------ ............ ,-,-. i ..,. ....... .... A 1-2-2, 2222222222222 2 2 2 222222i22222222222 2 2 2 22222: 5-Ms jv 2222 2 2 2 2222222 2 2 2 ROBERT SHERWOOD KNEPP Checkie Agriculture Takes kidding good naturedlyg never refuses to help when asked. FFA 4. MARY ELLEN KREBS Mary Academic Honor student5 good naturedg plans to make music her career. Class secretary-treasurer 25 Editor-in-chief of The Brook 5 Editor of 'tThe Broad- caster : Prompter of class play 45 Presi- dent of Student Council 45 Girls' Ensem- ble 1-2-35 Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3- 45 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Girls' Glee Club l-2-3-45 Library 1-2-35 Accompanist for Girls' Trio 45 Hall of Fameg Vice-presi- dent of music department 4: Attended District Band 2-45 District Orchestra 2-3- 45 State Band 45 State Orchestra 4. DONALD EUGENE MATTERN Zig Agriculture Noted for the three G's-girls, goats, gagsg good in sportsg has acting abilities. Boys' Sports editor for The Brook 5 Class Play 45 Home Room president 35 Varsity Club 2-3-45 Soccer 1-2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 FFA 1-2-3-45 Rif- le Club 15 Hall of Fame. Sixteen MARJORIE-LEA KERN MITCHELL Mitchell Academic Takes things seriouslyg always busyg music lover. Advertising committee for The Brookug Music editor for The Broadcasterng News Reporter lg Girls' Ensemble 1-3-43 Band 1-2-3-4g Orchestra 1-2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Varsity Club 1-2-45 Basketball 1-2g Cheerleader 1-2-3-4g Attended District Band 2-3-4, District Chorus 4, District Orchestra 4g Girls' Trio 2. WAYNE BOYD MCCARDLE Sug'? General Can be seen driving either a Jeep, Packard, or Chevroletg has an interest in fruit growing. Advertising committee for The Brook 5 Circulation editor for The Broadcasterng Hall of Fame. PHYLLIS ELIZABETH PETERS Phyl General Lots of fung nice voiceg will not be single long. Vice-president of class 33 Advertising com- mittee and typist for The Brook g Typ- ist and circulation editor for The Broad- caster g Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Girls' Glee Club 2-3-45 Basketball 23 Girls' Trio 3-4. Seventeen ff . -Q' 4 A - - - - - ....A -.-.-A, 'r ivxrvgvr' -Y-,A ,-Y-, -1-3-i 'iff-I-I -1-I-3'1' -' :gig .rs ii-sig :Zigi ' '1 5- J 4 RUTH ELEANOR RITTER Ruthie General Always willing to helpg will make a good secretaryg writes lots of letters to service- men. Class editor and typist for The Brook 3 Typist for The Broadcasterng News Re- porter 43 Class Play 43 Vice-president of Student Council 43 Girls' Ensemble 1-2- 3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 Orchestra 2-3-43 Mixed 'Chorus 2-3-43 Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-43 f Varsity Club 43 Basketball 1-2-3, Manager ' 43 Hall of Fame. DORINE EMMA SHIREY Shi1'ey General Jollyg pleasing personality3 works at Leo's3 good shorthand student. Advertising committee for The Brook 3 Typist for The Broadcaster 3 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4. JOHN DAVID SNOOK Jack Agriculture Loves to chew gumg good detention hall stu- dent. Band 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 2-33 Boys' Chorus 23 FFA 1-2-3-4. Eighteen he sf S 'S -2'-2-2:2:g:31:-331313: 2-gzgzgg i i i3igEIf'f'f'f'1' f'f'i'1'i'2'i'2 WILLIAM CALVIN WAGNER Bill Agriculture Even temperedg good studentg well-liked by everybodyg bashful. Advertising committee for The Brook g Class editor for The Broadcasterng Home room vice-president 3g Student Council 3- 43 Basketball 1-3-4g FFA 2-3-4, treasurer 4g FFA Basketball 25 Hall of Fame. CARL LEROY YOUNG, JR. Brom General Likes all sportsg married man of the classy good worker. Class president 33 Feature editor for The Brook g Boys' Sports editor for The Broaclcasterug News reporter 23 Band 1-2- 33 Orchestra 1-2-35 Boys' Chorus 23 Var- sity Club 2-3-43 Soccer 2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 2-3-4. MAURICE MARION ZECHMAN Icy General Good trumpet playerg good actorg makes lots of trips to Selinsgroveg always willing to help. ist for The Broadcasterng Class Play 43 Band 1-2-3-43 Orchestra 1-2-3-4g Mixed Chorus 45 Attended District Band 4g Dis- trict Orchestra 4. Nineteen 'mfs : '3'3'-'- ':'3'-' 'A'f3Ei ffgfi' 'A'A' A'A'-'-'-'1i?i?i-'iifigigi-'ilfliigli WW .- 7 ' I . CLASS HISTORY On September 2, 1947, We entered the doors of Beaver Vocational High School-thirty-nine rather green-looking freshmen. In a short time the class of '51 was a going organization. Our officers were: Richard Dean, president, John Hassinger, vice-president, Amber Hassinger, secretary-treasurer, and Twila Aigler, assistant se-cretary-treas- urer. The faculty was: Mr. Marlan Shearer as principal, Mr. George Fetterolf, Mrs. Sarah Charles, Mrs. Jean Kline, Mr. John Slegeski, Mrs. Donna Walker, Miss Betty Jane Herr, Mr. Daniel Womer, and Mr. H. Daniel Baylor who came to taske the place of Mr. Wo:mer, who resigned from the facu.lty. Mrs. Kline and Mrs. Charles were our class advisors. Our first class activity was a booth at the Beaver Fair, held September 18, 19, 20. Our booth was entitled Safety in the Home, and we won third prize. January 14, 1948, the whole student body attended the Farm Show at Harris- burg, and the next activity was the Fashion Show on January 23, in which all the freshmen girls participated. For our assembly we presented a radio program of short skits. The musi-c department activities included the County Chorus at Middleburg on March 19, Forensics on April 2 at Selinsgrove, and the Spring Concert on May 7. . The Junior-Senior Prom was held May 13. Being our first Prom it was a very thrilling event. Baccalaureate services were held May 23 and Commencement May 28. Thus, we saw one lclass complete their four years at Beaver while we had completed one short year. We had many experiences that year which helped us to become better students throughout the rest of our high school days. During the year We lost seven of our classmates-Phyllis Hornberger, Betty Weader, Richard Dean, Mae Snook, Charles Brouse, Hoover Herman, and Russell Lefpley. We gained one member, Wayne McCardle. - When we returned on August 30, 1948, to start our second year at Beaver we had a total of thirty-one members. Robert Wagner, Milton Yetter, and Walter Zechman did not return but we were joined by Phyllis Peters who 'moved into the community from Lewistown. Our officers were: John Hassinger, president, Anna Louise Dreese, vice-pres- identg and Mary Ellen Krebs, secretary-treasurer. -Changes in the faculty were Mrs. Irene Benner for Mrs. Charles and Mr. James Howell for Mr. Slegeski. Mr. Fetterolf was our class advisor. The Beaver Fair was held September 23, 24, 25, and we won second prize on our booth entitled High Prices and Inflation. Our assembly was in the form of a living room party with an orchestra, sing- ing, and a skit. There were several special assemblies-A debating team from Bucknell Uni- versity, two speakers, also from Bucknell-the one spoke on Divorce and the other on Conservation of Our Natural Resources -and Mr. Harvey Murray gave a talk on The Highways of Pennsylvania. Our moneyemalking activities during the year were selling Easter cakes and having an eating stand at a sale in Beaver Springs. Both activities 'proved profitable. We 'received our copies of the first edition of The Brook on May 6, and how wonderful the days that followed! Everybody was so busy getting their books autographed since this was a new tradition started at Beaver. The Spring Concert was held May 6, and the County Chorus at Selinsgrove on May 16. The Junior-Senior Prom was held in the gym May 12. May 18 our class journeyed to Sunbury to visit the Sunbury Daily Item, the Butter-Krust Bakery, and Fort Augusta. In the evening we roller skated at Island Park and everybody had a wonderful time. Baccalaureate Services were held May 15 and Commencement May 20. Now the class of '49 was gone and we were half way through our high school days. During the year Paul Bowersox left for another school and Anna Earnest dropped out. Twenty August 29, 1949, and we were ready to start the second-half of our high school career and we were also upperclassmen. All of our members returned and there were two changes in the faculty. Mr. Donald Houck for Miss Herr and Mrs. Charles returned again in the place of Mrs. Benner. Mr. Howell was our class advisor and as officers we elected Carl Young, pres- identg Phyllis Peters, vice-president, Anna Louise Dreese, secretary, and Shirley Deppen, treasurer. At the Beaver Fair, September 22, 23, 24, we had a ball and a dart stand with which we did well financially. We also displayed a booth on Youth of Amer- ica and won second prize. At the beginning of the term we decided to get the Beaver Broadcaster printed but after one issue we changed our minds and printed it ourselves for the remainder of the term. We worked very hard each month to make each issue as interesting as possible. September 27 the student body journeyed to Williamsport to see a Police Rodeo which was very entertaining. After waiting patiently for several weeks, we received our rings and pins on December 8, 1949. That was a wonderful day! Another wonderful day was January 17, 1950-the night our varsity basket- ball team defeated McClure. Remember? We had the next day off to celebrate. That night our class and the seniors went to Susquehanna University to see Shakespeare's MACBETH, presented by the Susquehanna Players. Through fine co-operation we were able to have an eating stand at each home basketball game and we also had several successful bake sales, one at Beaver Springs on February 11, one at Beavertown on March 18, and another at Beaver Springs on April 29. All of these projects increased the balance of our treasury considerably. This year Beaver was host to the County Chorus on April 21. April 28 was Booster Day for the Varsity Club and in the evening a juke- box dance was held. May 11 the second edition of The Brook came out and again everybody was busy getting their books autographed before the seniors would leave. The seniors had their Farewell Assembly May 12, and our final tribute to them was a Farewell Picnic at the Tall Timbers. We went on two tractors and wagons and everyone had a splendid time. Our Junior-Senior Prom was a success after much planning and work. It was held in the gym on May 12. The theme of the Prom was Cinderel1a. Baccalaureate Services for the class of '50 were held May 20 and Commence- ment May 22. Now all our upperclassmen had graduated and we would be next to go. Dur- ing the year we lost only one member, Park Aumiller, who left the icofmmunity. When we returned to Beaver on August 28, 1950, to begin our last year in high school there were twenty-eight in our class. Shirley Deppen didn't return, but Jim Folk joined us. There were no changes in the faculty and Mr. Howell was again our class advisor. Our class officers were: Dueressa Bailey, presidentg John Hassinger, vice- presidentg Anna Louise Dreese, secretaryg and Amber Rae Hassinger, treasurer. At the Beaver Fair, September 20 to 23, we sponsored an eating stand which was an outstanding success. The members of the class really co-operated in this pro- ject and through co-operation, made it a success. We also had a booth on which we won first prize. It had to do with Democracy and Communism. During Pennsylvania Week in October, we visited several of the industries in Beavertown and Beaver Springs. This helped us to realize the important part our industries play in the community. October 27 our class sponsored a Halloween party for the whole school, and everybody present had an enjoyable evening of fun and recreation. November 1 we had the tryouts for our class play and from then until the day we presented it, we worked and practiced to make it a success. We presented MAKE MINE MONEY at 8:00 p. m. on December 2. We also gave a matinee on December 1, and we received many compliments on this, another class lproject. Twenty-One -,-- --- ..... -------- - 'T'T:Y:T 23:2 23:31 '13131312:2:E:f: ' ---' -' f7'.y.'z . - We journeyed to Susquehanna University to see another Shakespearean play on November 13-THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, presented by the Susquehanna, Players. November 22 we had a Thanksgiving Assembly with each class contributing something to make it a well rounded program. Thanksgiving vacation was the 23rd and 24th of November. We elected the Hall of Fame of the Senior Class on December 4 and on thc 5th and 6th the pictures for The Brook were taken. The morning of December 22 the final intra-mural volley ball games fboys and girls'J were held. The boys' ping pong tournament was also played off. Then all the students gathered in the auditorium for the gift exchange and assembly. At 12:00 we were dismissed for Christmas vacation. Our first activity in 1951 was on January 5, when We went to Lewistown to have our graduation pictures taken. We received the proofs a week later and the pictures the middle of March. The school went to the Farm Show on the 10th of January. The next day we took our first-semester examinations. During the first semester we had a course that was very helpful to us seniors. It was our Family Relations class. A professor from State College gave us a test on Social Attitudes on Janu- ary 22. We also had to write essays on the subject, Myself, Eight Years From Now. We wonder how our present hopes will compare with our lives eight years hence. Mr. Fetterolf, who has duplicates of these essays, will probably remind us. The Home and School Club of Beavertown had a square dan-ce for the junior- senior high students on January 24. They had an orchestra and several people to in- struct us since this was the first dance of this kind at Beaver. Seldom, if ever, have the students at Beaver had the opportunity to ice skate on the athletic field. But we were luoky on Friday, February 2, when we were able to ice skate during school hours. During January and February the staff of the yearbook worked very hard to lmake it better and even more interesting than before. This was a big task and again we stuck together as a class and did our best. Friday, February 23, in a special assembly, we were able to see a ventriloquist perform, which was indeed entertaining. The Student Council sponsored several juke box dances during March and April so that the students -could get in practice for the Prom. The Forensics were held at Beaver on ,March 9 and Beaver won six events- alto solo, clarinet solo, saxophone solo, girls' trio, girls' glee club, and mixed chorus. During the year we had two student teachers in the Home Economics De- partment. This experience was not only helpful to the student teachers but also to the student body. The last few weeks of school were busy ones. With the annual Junior-Senior Prom on May 5, Varsity Club Banquet sponsored by the Student Council, Alumni Banquet, final examinations, our Farewell Assembly on our last day of school, May 15, and the usual activity concerned with getting ready for graduation. Baccaleaureate Services were held May 20 and Tuesday, May 22, the twenty- seven lmembers of the class of 1951 graduated from the school in which we spent many happy days. During the year we lost one member, Norma June Bailey. We left for our trip to Washington D. C. on the morning of May 23, and re- turned late the 26th after having spent four days of sightseeing in the capital city of our nation. Novw we are part of the Alumni of Beaver Vocational High School, and we are very proud of it, but we shall never forget the happy days that we spent at our Alma Mater. For many of us it was the end of our formal education, but for some, it was just a stepping stone to a higher learning. During our four years we saw much improvement at Beaver, in that the entire school program became more diversified. The fine training we received in high school will most assuredly help us take our rightful place in society. We, the seniors of '51, owe mu-ch to our Alma Mater, may we ever remain faithful to her. Twenty-Two CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of 1951 possessing vigorous bodies and keen minds, having successfully completed all required courses of study and being now ready to leave the portals of Beaver Vocational High School, hereby bequeath the following: FIRST: To the Junior Class, we will our progressive ideas. SECOND: To the Sophomore Class, we will our high ideals. THIRD: To the Fresman Class, we will our athletic and scholastic ability. I, Twila Aigler, will my enthusiam to Barbara DeLong. I, Dueressa Bailey, will my way with teachers to Ronald Bowersox. I, Frances Decker, will my giggles to Ann Felker. I, Nan-cy Decker, will my ability to hold my nian from Middleburg to Mary Howell. I, Anna Louise Dreese, will my ability to get along with school kids to Peggy Hall. I, Elsie Fleming, will my natural wavy hair to Orvis Erb. I, Freida Flowers, will my tiny slippers to Joanne Hetrick. I, Amber Hassinger, will my ability to appear on the stage without having stage fright to Ivan Peters. I, Verna Hosler, will my poetic ability to Ruth Thomas and Elda Wagner. I, Mary Ellen Krebs, will my serious nature to Bobby Beatty. I, Marjorie-Lea Mitchell, will my voice to Norma Haines. l, Phyllis Peters, will my talkativeness to Kenneth Peters. I, Ruth Ritter, will my shorthand ability to Patsy Edmiston. I, Dorine Shirey, will my shape to Shirley Flowers. I, Jim Etzler, will my ability to dodge cops to Benny Bingman. I, Jim Folk, will my fway with Mr. G. P. Fetterolf to Kenneth Keister. 1, Donald Getz, will my artistic ability to Harold Brouse. I, Richard Haines, will 'my ability to date Paxtonville girls to' Galen Moyer, I, John Hassinger, will my ability to play basketball to Ronald Snook. I, Russell Kauffman, will my ability to swing a meat cleaver to Billy Decker. I, Robert Knepp, will my ability to raise hogs to Ruth Moyer. I, Donald Mattern, will my ability to raise goats to Mr. Baylor. I, Sug McCardle, will my ability to drive an automobile to June Bingman. I, John Snook, will my ability to smoke without getting caught to Lewis Knepp. I, Bill Wagner, will my quietness to Bill Narehood. i I, Carl Young, will my soccer ability to Gale Coleman. I, Maurice Zechman, will my height to Erman Lepley. Testator: Verna Hosler Witnessed by: Elsie Fleming Mary Ellen Krebs Twenty-Three 'wie S3232 533323 SENIOR BITS NAME FAVORITE SAYING NOTED FOR Twila Dueressa Frances Nancy Whiz Elsie Freida A Amber Verna Mary Ellen Mitchell Phyl Ruth Dorine Jim Folkie Donald Rich John Russell Cheeky Zig Sug Snookie Bill Carl Maurice Oh Grunt Oh Gut Shucks Oh Heck Holy Cow Oh Darn It Oh My Pooh My Gosh Holy Cow My Grab Oh My Gosh Oh Phooey Oh Heck Censored Holy Jumper Gee Whiz My Grab Let's Eat Huh There Go One If You Wish Maybe Don't Know Mind Huh? ? ? ? Oooooh Small Lunches Boys Cackling Arguments with G. P. Chevies Basketball Convertibles Mixing up Algebra Assignments Poetry A's Her Voice Going Steady Going with Servicemen Giggling Being Hapypy Go Lucky Photography Aristic Ability Paxtonville Girls Janet Big Hogs Loafing Cowboying Chewing Gum , Sobriety Being Pop Fights with Cheeky Twenty-Four PLANS TO BE Secretary Secretary Housewife Housewife Nurse Housewife Secretary Phys. Ed. Teacher Nurse's Aide Music Teacher Music Teacher Secretary Secretary Secretary Farmer Bookkeeper Army Sergeant Restaurant Manager Farmer Meat Market Owner Farmer Fruit Grower Businessman Farmer Farmer Accountant Orchestra Leader 21225232 A SENIOR HALL OF FAME BEST ALL-ROUND BEST PERSONALITY RUTH RITTER JOHN HASSINGER MOST INT ELLECTUAL MARY ELLEN KRE-BS WILLIAM WAGNER A . 'M Yi. ANNA LOUISE DREESE WAYNE MQCARDLE MOST ATHLETIC AMBER RAE HASSINGER DONALD MATTERN Twenty-Five sg V3 if I ,. 2 .. ww Twenty-Six E -4 I Q ffwm' V , 4 xx QQ. 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I U iU'fl R I ' ll!! lull t ex new a Fil Twenty-Eight 3 ,giggle -1-2-1-3323355 -35553 252325 f-1'1-14+ ' i CAN YOU IMAGINE Twila Aigler not wearing a girdle Dueressa Bailey without John Frances Decker being able to quit giggling Nancy Declker without her Congressional' Anna Louise Dreese weighing 250 pounds Elsie Fleming as small as Eva Woodling Freida Flowers 'without a date Amber Hassinger without Sug Mary Ellen Krebs getting E's Marjorie-Lea Mitchell singing bass Phyllis Peters without something to talk about Ruth Ritter with small feet Dorine Shirey wearing a size 10 dress Jim Etzler with long hair Jim Folk not changing the subject in class Donald Getz being married Rich Haines being dressed up John Hassinger not being hungry Russell Kauffman not being in the Meat Market Robert Knepp being skinny Donald Mattern without his pompadour Wayne McCardle without Amber John Snook without chewing gum Bill Wagner 'with a family Carl Young wearing Erman Le1pley's clothes Maurice Zechman on the honor roll TURN TO THE ADS TO SEE WHERE THE SENIORS WILL BE IN 'DEN YEARS Twenty-Nine 315 3 --v---A--f -11-f----v-t-2-t-t-t-t-t-:-:- Qs.. , ,. 2 Q , 3, 5 N ERC LA S015 'Tx ,f- Thirty ffgjg. fKeffgff7', ' xx Wil ' j 'Bak' is , E 32? 1 0 Z L . xgx V thu, fp ll 1 Lf 1-fy ff , 1 ff!! Affjfo ff f I0 If ff, ,ff f gif!! f V ,f gig, , ', , : ff ff' ' ff If f 1 f f 1 ,gfn , f 71 1M2ff ' 431' 'xiii I 1 X -M' -,---,--,-,--,,,-,A,,-,- AA, M,-,V-L-135-,-,,,AA--AAAAAAAA :1:1:3:333:31:13131ititititititititititititizztitititf 'pf .L L1 :ti13:Zilzizititi:f:-:-:-:-t-t-:-3-:3:?:3:3:3:3:3:3: ---'- --------'------------ ,Va-Mx -------- '-'-------------A----v ,fi f' JUNIOR CLASS First Row: Left to Right. Mary Haines, Eva Knepp, Harold Brouse, Phyllis Hommel. Don- Woodling, Maury june Fetlerolf, Violet Aumil- na Zechman, Lee Nlatlern, Kenneth Keislea' ler, Virginia Righter, Joanne lletrick, Lucille Galen Moyer, Kenneth Peters. Zciber, Patricia Edmislon, Crm-on Yetler, Re- Third Row: Robert Stuck. Williani Edmislon be-cca Snook. Archie Goss, Donald Smith, Ronald Benfer Second Row: Nlr. Daniel Baylor. Advisor1 Ronald Snook. Dona-:ld Herbster, Spencer Bingman, Lewis OFFICERS President ,.,....... ....... A rchie Goss Vice-Prexident ,... Donald Herbster Secretary ........ Joanne Hetrick Treasurer .. .. Patricia Edmiston Thirty-0 ne v Wig' 1:2:i:1:i:i:i:1:i:2:1:2:2:A:-:-:-'-1-:-1-1-1-1-1-LA: '7 W - a - - - - - - - - - - A - - A - - e - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - .,.-., .,,-,-,.,.,-o............A.A.. :Z1i:7:7::::1:::::1:131232222Etftfififgfifififgfggifj H3283 'v Y v v ' Y v Y v ' ' A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Z if 4 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: Left to Right. Norma Haines, Mary Norman, Elda Vvagner. Marjorie Zech- man, Barbara DeLong, Betty Treaster, Edna Klinepcter, Marjorie King, jean Markley, Mar- ian Keefer, Wadena Snook. Second Row: Mr. Fetterolf, Advisory Nancy Goss, Martha Thomas, Nancy Bailey. David Hassinger, Gale Coleman, Margaret Hall, Winifred Swartz, Ruth Moyer, Carol Zech- man, Shirley Flowers. Third Row: Erman Lepley, Edward Moyer, Carl Gilbert, joe Norman. Leon Bickhart, Ronald Bowersox, john Mattern, Lewis Elling- er, Wayne Herman, William Narehood, Leon Earl Fetterolf, Donald Hockenbrock, Michael l-letrick, john Kauffman. OFFICERS President ........... Joe Norman Vice-President .... .. Margie King Secretary .,...... ,... E lda Wagner Treasurer Barbara DeLong Thirty-Two In E1ititiiEiE1?IEiZ1E3EgE5E3Eg23i3E3E5EgEgE3E3E5E5E5E2 ' , l 23352325232g25EgEgEgEgE3E5EgE3E5E5E333E3E333i3i32g3g3 FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: Left to Right. Eleanore Fetterolf, Patsy Snook, Nancy Edmiston. Anne Felker, Phyllis Bachman, Shirley Narehood. Mary Howell, Mary Kern, Connie Bowersox, Mar- garet Haines, Doris Earnest, Marjorie Hart- le . Selcond Row: Mrs. Sarah Charles, Advisory joan Cearhart, Shirley Snook, Shirley Wal- ter, Ruth Thomas, Violet Knepp. Dick Right- er, Donald Zechman, Rodney Klinger, Robert Beatty, Dorothy Shirey, Carl Keister, Larry Zechman, William Decker. Third Row: james Hassinger, Clair Kline, George Saylor, lvan Peters, George Krebs. Thomas Weisen, Donald Wagner, john Sham- bach, Wayne Aigler, Richard Shambach. Thomas Weisen, Orvis Erb, Donald Vfagner, john Shambach, Wayne Aigler, Richard Shambach. OFFICERS President ,,,.., Vice-President .. Secretary ..... Treasurer Ivan Peters George Krebs Patsy Snook Shirley Snook Thirty-Three 4 e 469- fi 23231513232323131323131-13:3zgzgzgigrlzlzgigigzg2323: A u :A .'f7'.., :gigigzgzgz3:3zgzgzgzgzgtgtli1::::::::::::::::t:t:::: T'T'T'T'T 'T'T'- 'TT T'T ' +P' T'A'T'T'T'A'ATTT'T'T'T'-'TTTT l5QKa. BEAVER SPRINGS GRADE SCHOOL FIRST GRADE First Row: Left to Right. Ruth Ocker, judy Snook, Donnie Reigle, Dale Wagner, Larry Heimbach, jerry Edmiston, Bill Felker. Second Row: Darlene Smith. Melvin Will, Maureen Bojalad, Richard Lee Mattern, Bob- by Wagner, Pauline Zechman, Paul Lepley. Donna jean Gentzel. Pupils Absent: Arlene Biikhart, Darlene Ben- fer. Teacher: Mrs. Lois Moyer. SECOND AND THIRD GRADES First Row: Left to Right, Donald Wagner. janet Dietz, Shirley Haines, Ralph Goss, Lin- da Hammond. Dennis Brininger, Delores Au- niiller, Michael Wilt. Second Row: joan Flowers, Leon Brininger, David Troup, Donald Oldt, Geraldine Wag- ner, Maxwell Reich, Dallas Folk, Boyd Et- tinger, Donna Shirey. Third Row: Wayne Snow, Ronald Soles, Bet- ty Sassaman, Melvin Auman, Betty jean Wal- ter, Fred Romig, Kenneth Gill, Scott Garri- son. Fourth Row: Marvin Thomas, Richard Wag- ner, Sarah Snook, Ronald Gentzel. Teacher: Miss Alice Herman, Thirty-Four s , . 5145 Jil. ,lf-A-- Iig..,g,Q3 1E132355523E323E535E323327S232333EiEiEiEE3i3E3E3E2EE F ,I BEAVER SPRINGS GRADE SCHOOL THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES First Row: Left to Right. Eunice Will, David Saylor, Nellie Lou Rigel, Verturia Edleman, joyce Moyer, Janice Markley, Nancy Mat- tern, Loretta Herbster, Mona Lou Hartman, john Rie le. Second Row: Darbzirw Ocker, Wayne Balmer, Delore-1 D'etz, Arla Snook, Betsy Ann Felker, Betty Hummel, john Woodlirig, Darrell Wag- ner. Third Row: Brian Moyer, Sara Gilbert, Helen Ulah, Martha Thomas, Ronald Lepley, Ronald VVill. Carol Smith. Fourth Row: Dennis Herbster, james Folk, Goldie Knepp, Lynn Knepp, Foster DeLosier, Florine Folk, Kenneth Wagner. Teacher: Miss Ethel Felker. FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES First Row: Left to Right. Larry Lepley, Ron- ald Snook, Madeline Wagner, Blane Bachman, Second Row: Phillip Gill, Harold Snook, Dal- las Ewing, Esther Haines, Naomi Wilt, Sarah Kline, Sue Snow. Third Row: Thomas Snook, Ethel Cowan, Carl Reigle, jr., Gary Goss, Kenneth Kelly, Donald Bilner, Frances Will. Fourth Row: Fred Klinepeter, Daniel Wilt, Glenn Folk, Vernon Romig, Doris Bilner, Ken neth Bachman, Richard Heimbach. Fifth Row: Earnest Knepp, Weldon Romig, Irene Rambler, David Aurand, Kay Stuck Cordon Knepp. Teacher: Mrs. Fisher. Thirty-Five AB- IZ' EQEEEEEQEQEEEEEEEEE33333333EEEEZEEEQEEEEEEEEEQEQEQEEE I X' S333333333333232523233332EEEEiEiEiE5EEE3333323535353 GYM BEAVER SPRINGS GRADE SCHOOL E SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES First Row: Left to Right. William Haines, Glen Wagner., Thomas Vvagner, May Romig. janet Snook, Dawn Moyer. Dale Haines, Rog- er Wagner, Virginia Shambach. Second Rowt Catherine Thomas Richard Shirey, L.aRay Fetterolf, Connie Aumiller, Darwin Snook. William Gaskins, Nancy Fel- ker. Third Row: Ellen Gross. Larry Troxell, Mich- ael Aumiller. Marian Woodling, john Thomas. Michael Saylor. Donald Haines. Fourth Row: Kathryn Smith. Gary Norman. Lola Rigel, Orvillene Snow, Shirley Troup, Snirley Rambler, Gladys Dietz. Teacher: Miss Virginia Shambach. i EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Left to Right. Viola Rager, Don- na Snook, Samuel Hall. jr., Shirley Mae Lep- ley, Robert Littinger. Ralph Bachman, Shirley F. Lepley. Second Row: Charles Troup, Phyllis Bickhart, Mary Snook, Shirley Keister, Frances Hom- mel, Grace Kline, Louise Aumiller. Third Row: Larry Freed. Shirley L. Zechman, Patricia Deppen, Michael Snook, Sarah Zech- man. Arla Peters, Gerald Aurand. Fourth Row: Elton Walter, Gene Kntpp, Ron- ald Haines, Gerald Agxmiller, Ronald Wagner, George Snow. Clifford Folk. Pupils Absent: Irene Thomas. Teacher: Mr. Benjamin Gill. Thirty-Six 4... m . sl- ,.,,, - -- ,,,,. fp- .-----.-.- -2-2-:--'-'-A---------v-:L-: 4 jggjl-5 -:-:-1-:-zi' :-:-:3:i:3:i:3:1:l:i:i:i:i:3:3:i:3:i:iE3 fi, BEAVERTOWN GRADE SCHOOL FIRST AND SECOND GRADES First Row: Left to Right. Mary Ann Wlalter Sandra King, Sandra Benfer, Kathryn Saylor: Bryce Ritter. Brenda Troup, Dorene Maurer. Second Row: Judy Spaid. Mildred Musser Mark Zechman, Diane Walter, James Bailey: Harold Herbster Carr Musser, Michael Wal- . Y ter, Joyce Kauffman. Third Row: Loretta Jordan, John Yetter Mary Treastei, Richard Wagner, Diane Bobbi Judy Knepp, John Bailey, Richard Shearer, Rita Thomas, Paul Zechman. Fourth Row: Phyllis Wagner, Judy Lose, Lin- da Herbster, Sharon Walker. Palmer White- sel, Robert Norman, Joseph Feehrer, Richard Ettinger, Kenneth Saylor, Ruth Walter. Pupil Ahsent' Dianne Benfer. Teacher: Mrs. Frona Bobb. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Teacher: Mrs. Vesta Coleman. First Row: Left tn Right. Jack Young, Jac- queline Feehrer, Marilyn Kuhns. Barbara Rie- gel, Sandra Herbster, Susie Kuhns, Madeline Snook, Danny Spaid, Mike DeLong. Second Row: Kenneth Zechman, Wilbur Ben- ner, Allen Aurand, Lewis Straub, Leon Wag- ner, Norman Yetter. Jerry Hartley, Albert Kauffman, Raymond Long, Bobby Bailey. Third Row: Margaret Weader. Nancy Musser, Janie Snook, Doris Walter, Sharon Kauffman, Gene Lingle, Jerry Wagner, Dale Hacken- burg, Patsy Saylor. Mary Hassinger. Fourth Row: Lorraine Kuhns, Teddy White- sel, Dennis Bowersox, Carol Lose, George Eassinger, Marjorie Herbster, Ronnie Saylor, ay Wagner, Robert Hassinger. Ann Buff- ington, Carol Ritter, Dolores Zeiber, Kenneth Wagner, Margie Kieffer, Carl Reich, Carol Herbster, Pupils Absent: Salvania Benfer, Mary Wal- ter. Thirty-Seven . 05-My -: Q -'am .A ,K f mddvgj A-A'A-v-iAvA-AYA-Av-v-v A--A-Y-vA-A-A-A'-vYvAfA-A-A 2 ff' BEAVERTOWN GRADE SCHOOL FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES First Row: Left to Right. judith Blee, Crys- tal Spaid, Eleanor Yetter, Frank Casner, James Lingle. Patsy Goss, LaMar Troup, Vio- let Musser. Second Row: Patsy Kauffman, Paul Howell, Gloria Albert, Rudolph Fetterolf, Edna Kern, William Felker, Martha Etzler, Marian Bailey. Third Row: George Shearer, Richard Herbster, Fred Thomas, Sheila Zechman, Mary Weader. Richard Saylor, Donald Herbster, George Benfer, David Zerhman. Fourth Row: Charles Kauffman, Mrs. Goug- ler, Teacherl Orville Wagner, james Eisenhau- er, james Hartley, Luther Yetter. Marlin Wal- ter, Larry Hackenberg, David Lash, LaRue Thoman. Absent: joan Benfer, Margie XVagzner. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES First Row: Left to Right. Charles Robert Spaid, Paul Saylor, john Benfer, Mae Treas- ter, Ethel Howell, Darlis Keefer, judy-Ann Wagner. Second Row: Margaret Kearns, Frances Cass- ner, Laree Wagner, Mitzi Ritter, Doris Specht, Loretta Hommel, Patricia Hetrick, Leon Hackenberg, Warren Weader. Third Row: julia Kuhns, Nancy Kauffman. Glen Napp, Kenneth Narehood, Paul Hassing- er, Shirley Kratzer, Charlotte Ettinger, Laree Wagner. Fourth Row: Nancy XVeisen, Beverly Zech- man, Forrest Fetterolf, Galen Ettinger, Percy Musser, james DeLong. Kenneth Straub, Mar- lin Wagner, james Zechman. Absent: Janice Archibald, Helen Benfer. Thirty-Eight x in , 1., I .-.,,,,,,w-v.,,-,-,-,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,. f' , A-vw .,.,.,.,,,.,.-.-.,.-.,-Y-,,.,.'.-.-.,,,,,,:', -'-'-' '-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'A' ' ' ' ' ' ' '-1 - ,.-, f ff -I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I I-I-I-I-1-1-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-1-1-:-1-:A if I ,, TROXELVILLE GRADE SCHOOL wp FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, AND FOURTH GRADES First Row: Mary Biluer. Marian Seebold. Fave Moyer, Lucille Reigle, Beatrire Bilger, Ruth Ann Zieber, Susan Kay Fetterolf. Second Row: Glenn Kelster, Charles Mitchell, Williaiii Houtz, Barry Camp, Ruger Spickler, Albert Birl-chart, Burnell Moyer. Third Row: Robert Felmy, Sonny Lee Folk- rnad, jackie Zimmerman, George Spiepglerney- er, George Moyer, Larry Keister, Fourth Row: Delnes Moyer, Kay Folkroad, Barbara Bowersox, Carol Hartman, Miriam Houtz, Patricia Knouse. Charlotte Camp. Fifth Row: Delores A. Moyer, Royetta Will. Maureen Albert, Martha Gearhart. Norma Narehuod, Marlin Keister. Teacher: Rev. Charles Loss, Jem-n v- 'W 4 FIFTH, SIXTH, SEVENTH, First Row: Rebekah Fctterolf, joyce Ziebsrr, joyce Moyer, Dorothy Snook, Nancy Brouse, Betty Brouse, Donna Roniig, Rachel Smith. Second Row: Barbara Bickhart, Florence Moyer, Laverne Bailey, Beatrice Brouse, Viu- let Narehood, Frances Smith, Barbara Mit- chell, Margaret Norman. Third Row: Kenneth Ziebcr, Andrew Moyer. x '91 'Z 23 AND EIGHTH GRADES Richard lloutz, Arthur Weaider, Darivin Gear- hart, Glenn llnutz, Paul Zieber, Charles Erin. Fourth Row: Charles Folkroad, Marvin Gear- hart, jacob Folkroad, Norman Will, Larry Sassanian, Donald Keister, David Bailey. Fifth Row: Henry Moyer, jr., Eugene Keis- ter, Donald Moyer, Galen Keister. Teacher: Mr. Reed Narehood. Thirty-Nine - .il ff 1 1 .- y 5 ,A AAAA - AAAAAAAAA -----AA A AA,5'31if.f3.fif 'g1--- AAAA -AA AAAAAAAAA ,A--A,AA ::3:3:3:3:i13:31313:313131313:3:::3:3:3:3:3:l:l::t:t2 3' 'ef y 459-12. giiigigigi1i1Z31:Z:?:f:E:E:E:f1f:fif:E:f2f:2:E:2:2:2: PORT ANN GRADE SCHOOL PRIMARY AND GRAMMAR SCHOOLS First Row: Left to Right. Kathryn Kuhns, Vernon Carnahan, Patricia Carnahan, Flor- ence Weaver, Sheila jordan, Helen Bower- sox, Patricia Kline, Kay Moyer, Sarah Wea- ver, Mable Weaver, Eugene Aurand, Carolyn Kline. Second Row: Henry Aurand, Donald Kuhns, Walter Weaver. Donald Camp, Ronald Cama- han, Glen Radel, Glenn Camp, Kenneth Shaw- Forty ver, Franklin Thomas, Roger Camp. Third Row: Fae Weaver, Catherine Weaver, Rheta Aurand, Anna Weaver, Larry Sham- bach, Kermit Carnahan, Donald Bowersox, Norman Reich. Ned Decker. Lottie Ettinger, Sally jordan, Phyllis Camp, june Decker. Pupils Absent: Belva Sanders, Allen Zechman. Teacher: Mr. Frank C. Gill. BVH S 1 , v , ,,w, ' or l i cc r i ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 :-:-:- :- H -1-1 ' ' ' :-:-:- ' 5 STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: Elda Wagner, Mary june Fet- Nlr. George Fellerolf, Ruth Ritter, William terolf, Spencer Bingman, Donna Zechman, Wagner, Mary Ellen Krebs, jean Nlarkley. OFFICERS President .......... ..,,,, M ary Ellen Krebs Vice-President ..,.......... ,,,,,.,,,,, R uth Ritter Secretary-Treasurer ....,. ........... D onna Zechman Advisor ,..,.,..........,,... ..... M r. George Fetterolf The Student Council is an important organization of the school which helps en- force school laws and governs the behavior of the students. It has sponsored the Christmas program, several record dances, and the Varsity Club Banquet. Members of the Student Council must be honor students. Forty-Two f. 5. ' 1. - ...- .ul M .. 'filf iv-v'-A-Av-v--A--A-A--.---.+.-.A.---.---.-.-.-.-,-, , , , ,,v, ,,,,,,-,. ,,..,,- ,-,-.-,-----AY-----,--------.' U -R f, ----f -.-I-2:-:-:-:-1-:A:A:-:-:-:-21-'A A,A:- f THE BROOK STAFF First Row: Left to Right. Dorine Shirey, Carl er, Freida Flowers, Phyllis Peters, Marjorie- Young, Amber Rae Hassinger. Mary Ellen Lea Mitchell, William Wagner, Frances Deck- Krebs, Anna Louise Dreese, Nancy Decker, Duuressa Bailey. er, Donald Getz, Twila Aigler. Verna Hosler Ruth Ritter. Second Row: Donald Mattern, john llassing- Editor-in-Chief .... Associate Editor .,.. Class Editor , ...,..,. . Feature Editors Sports Editors .,... Artists ,.,,.r.,....,...,...... Business Manager ..,. Advertising Committee Typists .,,. Mary Ellen Krebs Anna Louise Dreese Ruth Ritter Verna Hosler, Carl Young Duressa Bailey, Donald Mattern John Hassinger, Donald Getz Amber Rae Hassinger Phyllis Peters, chairman, Dorine Shirey, Freida Flowers, Mar- jorie-Lea Mitchell, William Wag- ner, Frances Deciker, Twila Aigler, and Nancy Decker Ruth Ritter, Dueressa Bailey, Nancy Decker, Phyllis Peters, and Dorine Shirey Forty-Three Q I 1-r ye, .-.-.v.-Av,vAvAv,v.vAv.vAvAv.vAv.vAY.'.v.'.'.-.'.'.v, S . K .-.-.-.-.- - -Ei.-.vA'.v.,f.-.,.-.-.,.,.,Av.v.Y-v-v- .:::::::::::::::23:3:311131:13Lgzgzglglglglglgzliglj FEA-I 3323- --'--- ::1:::::::::::: - r 1:::::::::::::: QQ. THE BROADCASTER STAFF Seated: Left to Right. Galen Moyer, Ronald Benfer. Lewis Knepp. Archie Goss, Kenneth Keister, Mary Haines, Patricia Edmiston, Lee Mattern, Phyllis Hommel, Donna Zechman. Standing: Left to Right. Mr. Daniel Baylor. Advisorg Kenneth Peters, Spencer Bingman. Donald Herbster, Violet Aumiller, William Edmiston, Mary june Fetterolf, Joanne Het- rick. STAFF Editor ,,,,....,,,,.. Joke Editors Class Editor Music Editor .... Spencer Bingiman Kenneth Keister, Lewis- Knepp Archie Goss Joanne Hetrick Sports Editors Y, ...... .,,.. M ary June Fetterolf, Bill Edmiston Exchange Editor ,,,. -,-,.-...,,.,,,,,.................,.,,,- ll' lary Haines Mousey Tales .. ...... , .... ,..,....................,,,,,, T he Mice Fashion Editor ....,., ,...........,........... D onna Zechman Circulation Editors Advertising Editors ,,,.,, .... Typists ..... Galen Moyer, Ronald Benfer, Patsy Edmiston Archie Goss, Mary June Fetter- olf, Phyllis Hommel, Donna Zechman, Joanne Hetriick Donna Zechrnan, Greon Yetter, Joanne Hetrick, Mary Haines, Violet Aumiller, Virginia Right- er, Phyllis Hommel, Patsy Ed- X miston. Forty-Four ,. 1 Vx' . N' 31 3Ne-w,--..i3- - - C :fri , 'Y Z' ' Y g, : SENIOR CLASS PLAY First Row: Left to Right. Mr. George P. Fel- Second Row: Amber Rae Hassinger Donald terolf, Anna Louise Dreese, Twila Aigler, Ver- Matlern, john Hassinger, Maurice Zechmsn na Hosler, Frances Decker, Mr. james F. Ruth Ritter. Howell. The following cast presented MAKE MINE MONEY on December 2, 1950 at 8:00 p. m. in the Beaver Vocational High School. Mr. Henry Stengle Mrs. Clara Stengle Ellen Stengle .......... Grace Stengle ...... Aunt Flora .... Posie ............. .. Oscar Sutter ..... Steve Burns ...... Hazel Waring ...... CAST Forty-Five John Hassinger Amber Rae Hassinger Anna Louise Dreese Verna Hosler Frances Decker Twila Aigler Donald Mattern Maurice Zechman Ruth Ritter . ,I E 1 fo Si i are :1t1:i:?:f:2:1:l:1:ititftiilzlzizitititi:?:1:l:1tf:ii jk w lifs-,Q'QfLf'5 izlzltZ:1:i:f:?:3:i:311:3:51?t?:1:3:3:T:3zizizltititltitltlzfzizf ---A-A-------A-A'--------:f------J an y ------Av-v-A--v -A-2 -A- - -7------J 4 J' - -' 1' if ' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row: Left to Right. Mary Kern, Mary Norman.' Shirley Narehood, Barbara DeLong, Nancy Decker, joan Gearhart, Marjorie Zech- man, Mary Howell, Patsy Snook, Wadena Snook, Norma Haines, Miss Sara Klausman Student Teacher. Second Row: Mrs. Sarah Charles, Advisor: Rebecca Snook, Shirley Snook, Martha Tho- mas, Elsie Fleming, Verna Hosler, Virginia Righter, Nancy Goss, Shirley Flowers, Con- nie Bowersox, Mary Haines. Third Row: Frances Decker, Betty Treaster, Greon Yetter. Lucille Zeiber, Margaret Hall, Winifred Swartz, Ruth Moyer, Eva Woodling, Edna Klinepeter. OFFICERS President ,.....,, .. Elsie Fleming Vice-President .. Edna Klinepeter Secretary . ...... Frances Decker Treasurer ..,. .... N ancy Decker Forty-Six .,.,,.,-. 3' W1 , nf' .44 fy ' 11' Q- v ' ,u 'fn 4,53 Q., .Q I I D .eg if-, . H.. Z ' ', IQ' 4 s 4 A, 'Q .- .' 5 . 5 f , ,. ,1- - 1 , - u 1 ' . 1 '. 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A O . 1 ' 'ou' xi. . d , ,Q ,f h 1 1 if '+ Q . . 4 , ,gl 1 . x . ,'v 6,14 ' l. ptr F . g. h,Q F. 1. s ' I O ,N 7 li I Q 0 4 I , G I .' .1 9 4 k, , ' , . . 'VW' FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row: Left to Right. james Hassinger, Larry Zechman, Donald Zechman, john Kauff- man, Robert Beatty, Wayne Aigler, George Krebs, Edward Moyer, Richard Shambach, Erman Lepley. Second Row: Michael Helrick. Lee Maltcrn, Rodney Klinger, William Edmiston, Gale Coleman, Leon Earl Fetlerolf, Ronald Bower- Knepp. OFFICERS President ........... Vice-President ...,. Secretary ......... W Treasurer Reporter .... Sentinel Forty-Seven sox, Harold Brouse, Lewis KnePP. Galen Moy er, james Etzler, Mr. Daniel Baylor Advisor Third Row: lvan Peters, Donald Maltern Lewis Ettinger, Ronald Snook, john Hassing er. Donald Wagner, Thomas Weisen Carl Gilbert, Archie Goss, Orvis Erb, Ronald Ben fer, Willianm Wagner, john Snook Robert John Hassinger Archie Goss William Wagner Galen Moyer Lee Mattern Lewis Kne-pp ag A P' We 9 ff., 235213111E3E3E5E3E3EfE?E?E?E5E5E3E3E3E5E3E5EEE3EEa3EE 23222222352222esfeesezezseigizizEsezisigizezfsiszeziz GIRLS GLEE CLUB First Row: Left to Right. Mary Kern, Fran- ces Decker, Verna Hosler, Dorine Shirey, Freida Flowers, Margie King, Mary Howell, Patricia Snook, Shirley Nare- Decker, Marian Keefer, Doris Twila Aigler, hood, Nancy Ernest, Margaret Haines, Marjorie Hartley. jean Markley, Connie Bowersox, Edna Klinepeter, Mary Norman, Mitchell, Nancy Edmiston, Re- Phyllis Bachman, Anna Dreese, Second Row: Nancy Goss, Marjorie-Lea becca Snook, Patricia Edrniston, Phyllis Peters, Shirley Snook, Anne Felker, Mary Krebs, Dorothy Shirey, Eleanore Fetterolf, Norma Haines, Ruth Moyer, ,Ioan Gearhart, Eva Woodling, Elda Wagner, Donna Walker. Instructor. Third Row: Elsie Fleming, Lucille Zeiber, Violet Aumiller, Phyllis Hommel, Nancy Bai- ley, Winifred Swartz, Ruth Ritter, Joanne Hetrick, Carol Zechman, Donna Zechman, Amber Hassinger, Dueressa Bailey. MIXED CHORUS First Row: Left to Right. Mary Kern, Frances Decker, Verna Hosler, Dorine Shirey, Freida Flowers, Margie King, Mary Howell, 'l'wila Aigler, Patricia Snook, Shirley Narehood, Nancy Decker, Marian Keefer, Doris Ernest, Margaret Haines, Marjorie Hartley. Second Row: William Decker, Larry Zech- man, Richard Shambach, john Shambach, john Kauffman, George Krebs, james Folk, joe Norman, Edward Moyer, Wayne Aigler, Donald Herbster, ,Iames Hassinger, john Snook, Donna Walker, Instructor. Third Row: Orvis Erb, Marjorie-Lea Mitchell, Nancy Edmiston, Rebecca Snook, Phyllis Bachman, Anna Dreese, Patricia Edmiston, Phyllis Peters, Shirley Snook, Anne Felker, Mary Krebs, Dorothy Shirey, Eleanore Fet- terolf. Fourth Row: Michael Hetrick, Richard Right- er, George Saylor, David Hassinger, Donald Wagner, Elsie Fleming, Lucille Zeiber, Violet Knepp, Violet Aumiller, Phyllis Hommel, Nan- cy Bailey, Winifred Swartz, Margaret Hall, Donna Zechman, joanne Hetrick, Amber Has- singer, Ruth Ritter, Dueressa Bailey, Lee Mat- tern, Ronald Bowersox, Ronald Snook, Clair Kline. Fifth Row: Maurice Zechman, Russell Kauff- man, Thomas Weisen. Forty-Eight ,Q + AvA-A-A- ' ,-:SLD-I :::32:1:1 BAND MAJORETTES Forty-Nine :f:f:i izizl f'f-f' f '1 fy .. 'f'v' i ,. , CLASS POEM THE SENIORS' FAREWELL Four short years have gone swiftly by And now the hour draws near When we must bid a fond farewell To all that we've held dear. Farewell to school, to teachers, friends To baseball, basketball and soccer To chorus, orchestra and band To studyhalls and cruimby lockers. Farewell to mid-year tests and such Oh yes, and to our favorite classes Farewell to cafeteria lunch And to our best liked lads and lasses. Faintheartedly we linger here Though each must go his separate way Throughout the years to come we shall, Recall the joys of yesterdays. ' Fifty Verna E. Hosler AGRICULTURE HOME ECONOHIICS CHEMI STR8 DRIVING CoURSE THPI N G SHQP Y Y Fifty-One .,.v. . ' , '-'lf --.v....., ,:AlA:1 CHEMISTRY TYPING Fifty-Two EEEEEEEEQ 225235323 T7 ' C HOME E ONOMICS SHOP Fifty-Three CAFETERIA The cafeteria at Beaver Vocational High School this year has been a very in- teresing and fine example of co-operation between the community and school. The Beaver Springs Home and Community Club, with the assistance of eight women who are not members, have contributed their time and the art of fine cooking to the students of Beaver. The noon meal, which is delicious as well as nutritious, is made possible through their fine co-operation. The club receives a check each month in payment for its services, and this money is used for playground equipment and community improvements. The students of Beaver have also shown fine co-operation in their participation during the lunch hour. The average number of students being served this year has been sixty-two. FiffyLF0ur Q , N lfsf ' 1. T PSN if-9 fl 1 X7 - x A ft-2 llfflgigigigig Fifty-Five 'S R? Q dy EK 2 , X, J ia ' f ,. Q V 232535353?E3E3E5E3E5E3EfZ3?5E3E5E3E3E3E3E:E?E5E5Z3Ef? A 1 55 1, 53533ifE3E3E3E3E3E3E3E3?5?55523232323232323223252 6 VARSITY CLUB First Row: Left to Right. Marjorie-Lea Mitch- ell, Twila Aigler, Mary june Fetterolf, Nancy Goss, Anna Louise Dreese, Amber Rae Hass- inger, Donna Zechman, Ruth Ritter, Dueressa Bailey. Edmiston, Rodney Klinger, Lewis Ettinger Archie Goss, Galen Moyer, james Etzler, Spencer Bingaman, Mr. George Fetterolf. Third Row: lvan Peters, Carl Young, Mr. Donald Houck, john Hassinger, Donald Mat- Second Row: Mr. james Howell, Richard tern. Haines, james Folk, Robert Stuck, William OFFICERS President ..,.... .... J ohn Hwassinger Vice-President .,....... Spencer Bingman Secretary-Treasurer .. .... Donna Zechman Fifty-Six Ffa. e .al YYYA' -.13--AA,,-- - Y Y Y - Y Y Y Y Y Y YYYYYYY Y Y Y . , - - Y Y , ,.Y-vY'. ,Y-YYYvYv .v.'.v. W f va. 'rf' f' CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Marjorie-Lea Mitchell, Mary King, Dueressa Bailey, Donna Zechman, Nan- junm- lfelie-roll, Amber R1-ie Hassingcr. Margie Cy Bailey. VICTORY SONG Hip-hip-hoo-ray we'll sing today And win A Glorious Victory To all lets show them what we're worth, Let's give a yell Fight! Fight! We'll win today Hey! Hey! So Beavers Fight! Yeah Fight! Carl, Lewis, John, and Guards Guard your men and guard them Shoot 'em high, pass 'em low, Come on Beavers, let's go! 1-2-za-4, Il-2-1-4 lVho for, why for, Who are you gonna yell for? Beaver! Beaver! Beaver! S-s-s-s-s-s Boom! Ah B-e-a-v-e-r Vocational! ll-e-a-v-e-r Vocational! B-e-a-v-e-r Vocational! Yeah! Team! Fight! . . . . Fight! YELLS Gul'-rah, Fight Gur-rah, Fight Gur-rah, Fight Yeah! Team! Fight! Team Fight! Team Fight! Team Fight! hard, Ki-i-i-i Ki-i-i-i, Wow! K1-1-1-1 K1-1-1-1, Wow! lxl--1-l-l Ki-i-i-i, Wow! Beavers Rah! Beavers Rah! Beavers Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Yeah! Team! Fight! Yeah Team Fight! Yeah Team Fight! Yeah Team, Yeah Team Yeah Team, Fight! Win Team Win! Win Team Win! Win Team, Win Team, Win Team, Win! Fifty-Seven . 2 EEE332E3232EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE2i2iEi2i2iZi?i '1 L A .T i:3:2:i:Z:2r2:I:i:i:i:2:2:i:i:i:i:1:f:I .-:2:i:1:2:- SOCCER ' ,..i. -- .,,-,Mu Standing: Left to Right. james Folk, Man- Kneeling: Left to Right. Donald Herbsler. As- agerl William Edmislon, Robert Stuck, Leon sistanl Manager: Galen Moyer, Carl Young, Bickhart, Ivan Peters, Rodney Klingler, Lewis Donald Nlattern, Archie Goss, Richard Haines, Eltinger, john Hassinger, Mr, George Fette- james Etzler. rolf, Coach. The 1950 soccer team came through the league with a standing of two wins, three losses, and one tied game. They also played six practice games, coming out with two wins and four losses. The big upset of the year came when Beaver defeated Mc- Clure by a score of 6-0. During the season Beaver lost two varsity players, Richard Lepley and Herbert Folk, which was a blow to the Beaver team. The team also lost five Seniors this year-John Hassinger, Donald Mattern, James Etzler, Carl Young, and Richard Haines. Fifty-Eight ' 9 Y ' if M: 43- L L - A A 2 :-::.- A A-1311111 - A A A A A :::5 rW,,,,,,.,,,,,e .:.:.: A t:::::::::1:::t:1:. A 1 -'-'- - - - - -'- A-L-J h.- 3?,g,EJ- -.-L-. - - -,-,-v-,-, GIRLS' BASKETBALL Left to Right: Ruth Ritter, Manager: Elda Rae Hassinger, Donna Zechman, Elsie Flem- Wagner, Mary june Fellerolf, Anna Louise ing, Twila Aigler, Mary Haines, Mr. james Dreese. Nancy Goss, Carol Zechman, Amber Howell, Coach. The girls' basketball team of B.V.l-LS. had a very prosperous season. They had 5 wins, 2 ties, and 1 loss during league play. The Beaver girls were in the thick of the fight for the championship throughout, finally losing out by a few points the last game of the season, Next year's team will miss the excellent teamwork and spirit of four of the sen- ior girls. These girls: Elsie Fleming, Dueressa Bailey, Anna Louise Dreese, and Am- ber Hassinger played the game fairly and to the very best of their ability at all times. The team at all times was a credit to the girls, the school, and their community. Only by fine team work and co-operation among a group may goals, such as this team has attained, be reached. o Fifty-Nine f? 'A .... N' ---------------A---A------. ,. --------------.,.-,.,-,-v..-,-,-,-,A,A, 13 -'T'T'3131313131313Lilililllili:3:3111T1:1313131f3 giiiz '3'f:f:E:f-21222222223132-2-2:23:31-2-2-2-23:3 ' ' ' W f f is V ' ' + - 9 .V ' ' BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right: Mr. Donald Houck, Coach, Cer Bingman, Manager. William Edmiston, Lewis Etlinger, Donald Kneeling: Galen Moyer, Timer: john Sham- Mattern, john Hassinger, Carl Young, Arch- bach, Scorer. ie Goss, Williani Wagner, james Etzler, Spen- Beaver Vocational basketball team, under the coaching of Mr. Donald Houck, went through the 1950-51 season with a league standing of five wins and seven loss- es. Beaver proved their ability to play basketball when they defeated the two top teams, Freeburg and McClure. The team will lose four varsity players-John Hassing- er, Zig Mattern, Carl Young, and William Wagner. Sixty 'ffl ,ge AAll,,,,AAAAAA,AA,,A,,,,AM Us ,....,4g..1,J-::::-A---AAYY----AAAAAAAA 2222222222221f1E:E:E:E1f:fi2if1E1f1f1E1E:f:f1E1E1E:2 r 23232323131I:323:fiflgigzfifzf'i:f1E1f:E:f:E:f:E:f:E: JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing. Left to Right: Erman Lepley, john Kneeling: Left lo Right. Leon Earl Fetterolf, Kauffman, George Krebs, Carl Gilbert, Don- Mr. Donald Houck, Coach: Wayne Herman. ald Hockenbrnck, Gale Coleman. The Beaver junior varsity basketball team played only six games this year, los- ing five out of the six. The junior varsity of this year will make up most of the next year's varsity. Sixty-One if H e f fm Al- j2jZ:2:2:::::1:1:1:i3Zjljljljljijijigigigigigizigijigi AQ 'J -J:-M, 'W 331311131-1-1-1-1-1-Z-t-2-2-2-i-2-1-Z-3-2-Z-2-2-2-2-2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - A - - - - A - - - ,Y I -.-.-.-.-:-:-:-:-:f:A:-:-:-:-:-:-:-1f:-1-1-:-:-:-:-: L- if ' BASEBALL S1 E EE? H H3355 I li' E! Ill Left tn Right: Richard Haines, Donald Mat- Lewis Eltinger, Wayne Herman, John Kauff- lern, john Hassinger, Carl Young, Galen Muv- man, Mr. james Howell, Coach, er, Spencer Bingman, john Charles Nlattern, The Beaver baseball team of 1950, under the coaching of Mr. James Howell, had a fairly good season with three wins and three losses in league competition and two wins and one loss in practice games. The team lost four players, Robert Hetrick, Sam Gill, Delbert Walter and Roy Wagner. With the aid of a number of new players Bea- ver is looking forward to a more successful season in 1951. Sixty-Two -5. .Z TL.. .. 31:2-1-2-L :-:-2-2 .-.-:-:-:- ffl - 1 lf. H -:-:-:- f' A UTOG RA PH S Sixty-Three AUTOGRAPHS Sixty-Four 131522: 12122512 A U T O G R A P H S Sixty-Five SENIOR BEATITUDES And it being the lfirst day of school, a senior went up into a high place and taught the freshman, saying: Blessed are the poor in spirit: for they shall be enlivened by- Blessed are they that do not moan and groan: for their burdens shall not be made greater. Blessed are the meek: for teachers forget about them. Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after knowledge: for they shall be stuff- ed full. Blessed are the merciful: for they, in turn, shall not be jeered. Blessed are the pure in heart: mfor they shall escape the wolves of the school. Blessed are the peacemakersg for they shall keep the -courses of our true loves run- ning smoothly. Blessed are they which are persecuted for their brain's sake: for theirs is the acme of success. Blessed are ye, when teachers shall revile you, and persecute you, and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely. Rejoice and be exceeding glad: for great is your acclaim in Beaver, for so persecut- ed they the students before you. The preacher had tied the knot and was filling out the certilficate. The young man, who appeared very nervous, spoke at last. How much do I owe you? The parson smiled, As much as you think the girl's worth. The young man handed him a dollar bill, which the minister took without comment. The young man was reluctant in leaving: in fact the minister thought he wasn't going to get rid of the couple. Have I forgotten anything? he finally asked. My change, said the young man. The principal of the school was making a prayer at assembly exercises. Oh Lord , he said, Bless those who are called upon to teach! A voice arnong the the students added: And don't forget those who are called upon to recite. Mrs. Walker: Do you know, only two things prevent your becoming a good dancer? Ruth Ritter: Indeed? What are they? Mrs. Walker: Your feet . yr. Fetterolf: Correct this sentence -- 'Girls is naturally better looking than oys.' ' Rich: Girls is artiffically better looking than boys. Kauffman: I wish you would help me with this problem. Mr. Howell: Pm sorry, but it wouldn't be right. Kauffman: Maybe not, but you could try. Sarge: So, you complain of finding sand in your soup. Jim: Yes, sir. Sarge: Did you join this Army to serve your country or complain about the soup? Jim: To serve my country, sir-not to eat it. Sixty-Six tggiiig ' 51 51 - - ' ' f fa 'X' -:--?- AYAZ-Z Ml 1 1 X 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Wm .Y1 1 X ,..-- 1 1 1 7 1 If A ft f 1 1 1 'jpl xx! 'f fn 'v-- ,. fxgilig 1 -1'f -' 1 '1' 151'7,' f V V V ' li33zl::'A ' ill, ga E X. X, 3 ' I 5' f,.,,,. fx k gf Q1 1,11 1, N UL- ! ' iff! X Ln z in-X fl ,W Q ff' 1 J NX Xff X I I ,.-i. --J- X Lf M1 F 1 I ki f ff! ff A6 '15 W JJI1 me ? 1 111 1 W 1 . . E1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MIDDLEBURG OVER 6 YhARs ON THE SQUARE - COMPLIMENTS OF - BEAVER SPRINGS GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS Nancy Decker will be Mrs. Randall Smith, and there will probably be a Randall, Jr. Donald Getz will be in the iguardhouse, having won recognition for his fine cartoons of his superior officers at Fort Meade. - COMPLIMENTS OF - BEAVERTOWN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT XVM. B. MCCARDLE, Prop. BAILEY'S RESTAURANT BALANCED MEALS BETTER FOODS BEAVERTOWN, PA. BANQUETS - DINNERS -- LUNCHES Phone 90- 17-R-13 Bill Wagner will be managing a very successful poultry farm, with Mrs. Wagner to help him. Anna Louise Dreese will be a R, N. at the Geisinger Hospital, and by that time will be engaged to Don Yetter. SUPER SERVICE GARAGE INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES AND SERVICE HEAVY DUTY-ENGINEERED TO SAVE YOU MONEY BEAVERTOWN, PA. For 19 Straight Years Internationals Have Led In The Sale Of Heavy Trucks Phone 90-15-R-6 - COMPLIMENTS OF - GLEN-GERY BRICK CORP. BEAVERTOWN W ATSONTOXVN HARRISBURG MIDDLETOXVN SI-IEOMAKERSVILLE EPHARATA READING SHALE WYOMISSING MAIN OFFICE, READING, PA. Amber Rae Hassinger will have graduated from Penn State as a lphys. ed. teacher and will be managing Slugger McCardIe, the promising young fighter. - COMPLIMENTS OF - PLAZA MILLS INC. BEAVERTOWN DIVISION WALTER'S FEED AND FARM SUPPLY NEW HOLLAND AND MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE FARM MACHINERY DeLAVAL MILKERS HOME APPLIANCES - HARDWARE, ETC. We Carry A Complete Line Of Poultry And Dairy Feed And Do Custom Grinding And Mixing BEN WALTER, PROP. BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. Phone Middleburg 29-R-7 People will be saying, Poor Jim Folk-he had such ia good job at the bank, and look where he is now. He won't get out of the pen for fifteen years yet. - COMPLIMENTS OF - BENFER'S FURNITURE STORE BEAVER SPRINGS, PENNA. We Feather Your Nest With A Little Down. - COMPLIMENTS OF - BENFER FLOUR AND FEED MILL SNOOK'S JUST RITE FOR FEEDS FLOUR - FEED - GRAIN and HAY COAL - FERTILIZER Phone 25-R-13 D. L. EDELEMAN, Prop. BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. Marjorie-Leia Mitchell wiII be washing, ironinig, cooking, and mending for a certain ag. teacher, and giving private music Iessons in her spare time. - COMPLIMENTS OF - GLACE EWING C. R. KLINGER Manufacturer of G A R A G E K-BRAND FLOUR AND FEED MIDDLECREEK, PENNA. PHONE 26,R,11 Phone 26-R-4 - COMPLIMENTS OF - - COMPLIMENTS OF - W, M, RIGEL HOCKENBROCK'S PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE S T O R E BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. GROCERIES and MEAT Phone 17-R-14 BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. Russell Kauffman will be energetically swinging a meat clever, and taking Janet and the kids for rides in his new, jet-propelled 1961 Pontiac. . CQMPLIMENTS OF - - COMPLIMENTS OF - KAUFFMAN'S T H E MEAT MARKET AURANDS BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. MAN BECK MOTORS WAGNER BROTHERS General Repairing - Wrecking Service Eiecific Welding POULTRY FARM SUNOCO GASOLINE and OIL Complete Line Of -E AND '- Motor and Front End Parts Bear Alinement and Wheel Balancing Frame Alinement and Wheel Straightening U Refkem - We Fixfm TOP QUALITY CHICKS Phone 6-4451 MIFFLINBURG, PENNA. BEAVER SPRINGS, PENNA. Phyllis Peters will be having quite a time managing both her family and her career as an opera singer, S-he will be do-ing quite well. WILL AND WAGNER G A R A G E - Dealer In - L. D. KLINE JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY GROCERIES AND MEAT TIRES and ACCESSORIES NICCLURE, PENNA. Phone 20-R-5 NICCLU RE, PENNA. - COMPLIMENTS OF - LOCKER PLANT RESTAURANT and GROCERIES R U SS E LL' VV' F I S H E R Slaughtering Processing . PLUMBING and HEATING Freezing Storage Packing Materials NICCLURE, PENNA. Own Made Ice Cream Phone 20-R-15 Phone 20-R-12 Rich Haines will be running a restaurant in the rapidly growing metropolis of Pax- t 'II . onvi e grances Decker will have hooked her man and settled down on their prosperous dairy arm. - COMPLIMENTS OF - a FIRST NATIONAL ATLANTIC B A N K GASOLINE and KEROSENE MCCLURE, PENNA. HEATING OIL - COMPLIMENTS OF - J' VV. GRENOBLE JEWELER and ENGRAVER FIRST NATIONAL. MIDDLEBURG, PA. Pho e 20-X B A N K H Watcli and Clock Sales and Repairs BEAVER SPRINGS, PENNA, jewelry Repairing and Engraving Jim Etzler will be a member of the Pennsylvania State Police, talking great delight in catching young speedsters fit will give him la legitimate excuse for speedingj PARENZAN'S SHIVELY BROTHERS FOOD MARKET MUSIC STORE 701 Walnut Street HOME OF EVERYTHING MUSICAL WFP'-INBURG, PENNA- Phone 6-281 Market Square HOME DRESSED MEATS SUNBURY, PENNA. Free Parking Right Before Our Door CONGRATULATIONS TO I C THE CLASS OF '51 WESTINGHOUSE and ADMIRAL APPLIANCES LEO'S RESTAURANT DEEP-FREEZE HOME FREEZERS BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. BEAVER SPRINGS, PENNA. Phone 28-R-3 Phone 11-R-4 Verna Hosler will be a Nurse's Aide fat the Crippled Children's Hospital at Elizabeth- town, Penna., -and she will be working on lanother book of poems. - COMPLIMENTS OF - - COMPLIMENTS OF - CHARLES T. FREY PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE STAN R. SAYLOR BEAVER SPRINGS, PENNA e - COMPLIMENTS OF - - COMPLIMENTS OF - MlFFl.lNBuRG MIFFLINBURG BANK AND TRUST FARMER'S EXCHANGE CQMPANY PHONE 6236 MIFFLINBURG, PA. MIFFLINBURG, PA. Checky Knepp will be living on a hugh 'hog farm near Middleburg. He will be busy dodging the sheriff, who is interested in his black market deals. - COMPLIMENTS OF - - COMPLIMENTS OF - WEHR'S DAIRY MATTERN,S HOME OF GOOD ICE CREAM HATCHERY Phone 6-215 MIFFLINBURG, PA- BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. - COMPLIMENTS OF - - COMPLIMENTS OF - HARTMAN BROS. STUMPFF'S EASTERN STATES FEEDS and SUPPLIES STORE BEAVER SPRINGS, PENNA. MIDDLECREEK Elsie Fleming will be married to Edward Wfagner, and there will be several little Eddies and Elsies. Carl Young will be the owner of the Dairy Bar, and the hamburgers and milk shakes will be getting better all the time. - COMPLIMENTS OF - - COMPLIMENTS OF - LEPLEY- KLINE MIDDLEBURG BUS LINE DRY CLEANERS DINIUS MOTORS FORD AND PRODUCTS NEW IDEA FARM MACHINERY ONTARIO DRILLS P. E. Dinius, Prop. MIDDLEBURG, PA. C O R K I N S GREENHOUSE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Flowers Telegraphed Bonded Service MIDDLEBURG, PA. Zig Mattern will still be a ba-a-a-a-a-ad boy. He will be raising goats by the thousands in his new, modern dairy, Twila Aigler will be a retired medical secretary, busily teaching lher children to swear in Latin and Dutch. ABE HARRIS FINER USED MOTOR CARS MIFFLINBURG, PA. - COMPLIMENTS OF - B E N N E R ' S OLD DUTCH RECIPE COOKIES MIDDLEBU RG, PA. Phone 8-Z - COMPLIMENTS OF - - COMPLIMENTS OF - N H ROXY KEYSTONE NU-WAY INSURANCE AGENT PAXTONVILLE MEISERVILLE BEAVER SPRINGS, PENNA. HUMMELS WHARF Phone 14-R-3 M. L. SPIEGELMYER, Manager Maurice Zechman will be taking over where Harry James left off, and Sally will be doing the vocalizing for his famous dance band. Fredia Flowers will be flyinfg highgas an airline hostess, with George good naturedly Waiting for her to come down to earth. - COMPLIMENTS OF - Y E T T E R 9 S DAVID D. KUHNS FARM SUPPLY - Dealer In - ' Dealer In ' CHEVROLET and INTERNATIONAL S U P P L I E S LUMBER and WIDKES BARRE COAL BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. Phone 17-R-6 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '51 EROM CARA FARMS DAIRY BAR PEPSI-COLA - AND - CLOVERDALE SOFT DRINKS BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. C. J. MIDDLESWORTH, Dist. Phone 15-R-3 Mary Ellen Krebs will be teaching poor, innocent little children to be musicians and directing the worst hirgh school band in the country. - COMPLIMENTS OF - RU DY COLE MAN INSURANCE BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. Phone 15-R-22 - COMPLIMENTS OF - SAYLOR - MATTERN LUMBER A MILLWORK BUILDING SUPPLIES BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. THIS BOOK PRINTED BY C. F. TROXELL T H E - Dealer In - ALL KINDS OF LUMBER MIDDLEBURG POST Planing Mill and Contract Work a Specialty COM PANY , Custom Kiln Dry MIDDLEBURG, PA. Phone 25-R-11 Ruth Ritter will be roaminlg the countryside selling magazines. This will be hard on shoes, Ruth, but maybe you'1l be able to afford a bicycle. CHARLES W. KING - COMPLIMENTS OF . GENERAL HAULING PETERS 8: BRININGER coAL SELF-SERVICE STORE BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. PA. Phone GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS H E T R I C K ' S APPLIANCE STORE BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. Phone 16-R-33 - COMPLIMENTS OF - KITCH'N COOK'D POTATO CHIPS IRA MIDDLESWORTH ar SON BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. Dorine Shirey will be pounding ia typewriter for some big wheel in Washington, D. C maybe even the President of the United States. John Snook will be farming at Benfer, patiently waiting for Frances Smith to say uyesn. - COMPLIMENTS OF - OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS BEAVERTOWN OIL SUPPLY - Distributors Of - MOBILE PRODUCTS Gasolene Fuel Oil Kerosene Motor Oil Phone 28-R-22 - COMPUMENTS OF - NED w. RITTER GENERAL CONTRACTOR WlTMER'S AND BUILDER FURNITURE STORE PAXTONVILLE, PENNA. MIDDLEBURG, PENNA. Telephone Midddleburg 44-R-22 John Hassinmger will have igradu-ated from State Penn foops, Penn Statej, and he and Dueressa will be living on a beautiful little cucumber farm. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE N. W. BINGAMAN, Owner MIDDLEBURG, PENNA. BILL'S BARBER SHOP BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. SNOOK'S REXALL DRUG STORE MIDDLEBURG, PA. - Compliments Of - GROSS' STORE BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. - Compliments Of - THE MAPLES - Compliments Of - BAUMGARDNEFTS HATCHERY J. A. Baumgardner BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. - Compliments Of - MARY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. Temporary Phone 14-R-5 - Compliments Of - T. W. ERDLEY GENERAL MERCHANDISE - Compliments Of - HAINES' STORE BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. Paxtonville, Pa. Phone 14-R-6 F o L K ' s MOYER 8' ERB GARAGE slNcLAlR SERVICE STATION PACKARD SALES and SERVICE GAS and Oil BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. General Auto Repair BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. - Compliments Of - MATTERN'S FURNITURE STORE MCCLURE, PA. IRON ORE FRUIT FARM Shem Aigler BEAVERTOWN, PA. Phone 16-R-2 EUGEN E MITCH ELL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. - Compliments Of - SPIG'S ELECTRIC MCCLURE, PA. Phone 20-R-9 - Compliments Of - BAKER'S STORE MCCLURE, PA. EDMUND SHIVELY RECORDS - TYPEWRITERS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Mifflinburg, Pa. AUMILLER SALES AND SERVICE SUNOCO GAS and OIL TIRES and TUBES BEAVERTOWN, PA. - Compliments Of - JOS. L. MENTZ STATIONERY ROYAL TYPEWRITERS 249 Market Square SUNBURY, PA. - Compliments Of - B R A T T O N ' S KRATZER'S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Gas - Groceries - Oil Fresh Meats and Hardware MCCLURE R. D. No. 2 - Compliments of - HOTEL MIDDLEBURGER Walter Estes, Prop. MIDDLEBURG, PA. - Compliments of - J. W. HERMAN BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. - Compliments of - JOHN, GEORGE, JIM AND DICK '54 - Compliments of - DR. F. C. ROMIG'S HATCHERY BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. Phone 12-R-11 - Compliments of - ROY M. HACKENBERG BEAVERTOWN, PA. Your George Master Garment Representative If you wish to be well outfitted Give me a call MURRAY'S MILL FLOUR - FEED - GRAIN BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. - Compliments of - HAGAN AND HAGAN, INC. CABINET and FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. - Compliments of - E. S. WAGNER . Compliments of - TROXELL'S HARDWARE STORE 113 North Market Street SELINSGROVE, PA. Phone 15 - Compliments of - KLINE'S SERVICE STATION R. H. Hassinger BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. - Compliments Of - NOBLE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE BEAVERTOWN, PA. Phone 15-R-5 - Compliments Of - F. W. TISCHKE MIDDLEBURG, PA. - Compliments Of - EFFIE AND BlLL.'S SNACK BAR BEAVERTOWN, PA. BEAVER LUTHERAN PARISH - Compliments Of - ALBERT THE BARBER BEAVERTOWN, PA. - Compliments Of - FRANK C. GILL. ARMOUR'S BIG CROP FERTILIZER VERTIGREEN FOR GARDENS Our Specialty N. G. BINGAMAN GENERAL MERCHANDISE Troxelville, Pa. PARK F. THOMAS BEAVERTOWN, PA. - Compliments Of - CHARLES BOBB HOME-MADE ICE CREAM BEAVERTOWN, PA. - Compliments Of - OCKER'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRS -- DUNLOP TIRES TROXELVILLE, PA. Phone Middleburg 37-R-6 SPEESE'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP MIFFLINBURG, PA. Phone 64802 Equipped to Cement or Sew Neolite Soles THOMAS F. SHAMBACH RADIO and TELEVISION Sales and Service MIDDLEBURG, PA. Phone 21-Z - Compliments Of - STANLEY MILLHOUSE MIDDLEBURG, PA. - Compliments Of - BINGAMAN'S APPLIANCE STORE 424 Chestnut Street MIFFLINBURG, PA. L E O P O L D ' S CLOTHING and GENTS' FURNISHINGS Arrow Shirts MIFFLINBURG, PA. KATHY - MAE WOMENS and CHILDRENS WEARING APPAREL MIDDLEBURG, PA. H A C K E T T ' S G. E. APPLIANCES MIDDLEBURG, PA. - Compliments Of - CULP'S FOOD MARKET MIFFLINBURG, PA. FRANK'S AUTO SUPPLY BICYCLE and SPORTING GOODS MIFFLINBURG, PA. - Compliments Of - KRATZER'S SERVICE STATION PAXTONVILLE, PA. American Gas - Oil Dealer in Used Cars - Trucks Official Inspection Station Phone 32-R-11 Middleburg COMPLIMENTS OF J UN IOR CLASS COMPLIMENTS OF SOPHOMORE CLASS COMPLIMENTS OF FRESHMAN CLASS COMPL MENTS OF PAXTON BRICK COMPANY SNOOK'S STUDIO LEWISTOWN PENNSYLVANIA OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE BROOK - COMPLIMENTS OF - WEIS FOOD MARKET MIDDLEBURG, PA. - COMPLIMENTS OF - MR. AND MRS. ROY E. ZECHMAN BEAVERTOWN, PA. - COMPLIMENTS OF - SAM G I LL PAXTONVILLE, PA. - COMPLIMENTS OF - cn-ms. T. sAYl.oR AND soNs BEAVERTOWN, PA. THE SENIOR CLASS TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS IN THIS BOOK FOR HELPING TO MAKE THIS ISSUE OF THE BROOK A SUCCESS BEAVER BOOSTER'S ELVA MITCHELL H. L. SCHRODER ROSEY HASSINGER FITZ MRS. RUTH DRESSE MR. AND MRS. FRANK RITTER MARY AND RUTH PHYLLIS AND DUERESSA MR. AND MRS. HARRY MITCHELL MR. AND MRS. STANLEY RITTER MARJORIE-LEA AND TWILA AMBER AND WHIZ MR. AND MRS. HARVEY KREBS MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD ROMIG FREIDA AND DORINE MRS. JULIE ZECHMAN THOMAS VAN MATTA MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM KEPNER MR. AND MRS. LEWIS RITTER MISS HELEN SAYLOR MRS. BEULAH RITTER MR. WILLIAM HACKENBURG MR. AND MRS. LEON MILCAREK , u 1 , . . V . f ' g A X . 7 , 2' 'ffxnff-'iii ' L 'H yfig Ljgyy- W - , ,, ,fm ,. Y tl 5' 5. L ,k.- J. in A 4 l J gg ' ,f , , w-if - 4 A , , 1 ,Q .xy , E. ' f, 4 s v , , X . , I ,Q .,. A ' 1 5 . E ' 132 zu - Ex V . 1, , . l w ,J 1 L '. 4 ,,. x 4. , I . ' 2 'Q' I ei r-' ' ' ' il . , . ,ggi 5 . 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