Berea High School - Berean Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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T , , Editor-in-chief ........... Assistant Editor ....... Editorial Staff Lydia Roehm James Barclay Literary Editor ..,......... ........ F rances Johnson Asst. Literary Editor ...,..,.., Frances Cutting Athletic Editor .......r..,., ...,....,.... F rancis Pinard Organization Editor ,a.,.i,,,...i ...,.......... E dna Wooldridge Asst. Organization Editor .....i. .r.............. R uth Simpson Exchange Editor ...r......,..,..,...... ....,..... H arold Crawford Humor Editor .......,,....... ................. V iolet Reicho Asst. H unior Editor ...,., Alumni ................,.........,,. Art Editor .,........t.....t,. Junior Hi Reporters . Class Reporters-- Senior ....Y.... junior .....,..t Sophomore ..,, Arthur Grinell Louise Cramer ,22 lllarjorie Eckert David Ives, Grace Mills Helen Sheppard John Southard ......,,.....Eleanor Buehl Business Staff Business lllanager ...,.,..,,,.,. l.,r......,. ...,... ...,,..uu,.. ......u,....,...........,....,.l.,..,,...,....................r.....,. C l 5 1 de Barchard Associate Business ildanagers-Carleton Seicller, Allen Curtis, Wesleyf Roehm, An- thony llilikolajczyk, Ralph Pick, Clyde Eckert. Typists-Helen Beck, lrene Kuhn, Frances Levy, VVillia1n Kolokoslce, Evelyn Hoff- man. Advisers . The Faculty HE CRUCIBLE ll

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CARLTON SEIDLER Little I asf, llly uvlntx are feud' Carlie is one of the fun lovers of the class. Did you ever know anyone who could sing as many funny songs or crack as many jokes? He is also a lover of VVadsw0rth and may often be found there. VVe wonder what the attrac- tion can be? As a shining light in football-basketball games Carlie is right there. H ELEN SH EPPARD Her nir, her manners, all who sau' admired Helen Sheppard is-well just Helen. She has a four year basketball record behind her which any normal girl might well have cause to envy. She started in as a regular player when only a Freshman, and I guess you can't beat that any place. Helen has a contagious laugh-and so if you have a bad case of the blues and don't want to lost them-we warn you-keep away from Helen. RALPH SMITH Hr is six foot of man. All rlenr grit 111111 IINIIIIIII I1 nf I1 re ' ' Perhaps you have seen a tall fellow on the basketball floor, or perhaps on the football field. That is Smitty and he is liable to be seen any place. Smitty has a hobby-auto- mobiles. lf he isn't driving an auto, he is repairing one. He is also interested in radio. Some day we may see his name in il list of inventors. H FLEX XVATSON Her niofltatt lllI3 ZL'f'I' mul yl'Il1't fl1l air, Sho-zt' her wise mul good, ax the is fair. The patter of feet on the stairs. A voice, Am l late ? That's Sweeny's voice and it is heard on the basketball Hoot' as well as in school. Although Helen has only been with us a year, she has found many friendships and her sunny smile and winning ways will be missed next year. lNlAR.lORlF VVILLIAINIS 'fill her free, llllf7l1l.l'l7ll' rlrting, lx .fo flmrnzing, so 1li.s'fr1u'ti11g. This little black-eyed curly-haired slip of a girl came to us just this year from Lakewood High. Have you ever passed Marjie in the hall when you weren't greeted with a cheery hello? Yes, she invariably remembers your name. Welve never know her to forget one once. Marjie likes Kissel Kars, and her hobbies are knitting sweaters and dancing. EDNA VVOOLDRIDGE Ho-zz' lllllfll lies in laughter lf you hear a merry laugh you'll know Edna is near. If anyone is feeling blue, just send them around to Edna and she'll cheer them up with one of her stories or songs. When anyone wants anything done they see Edna and she is there with a helping hand. She is active in athletics and in the Girls' Glee Club.

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12 THE CRUCIBLE , , L li , J il M XIXF Q e 1 if L'--f r I V 4- ,Of-ta- 1- Farewell OMETIMES I think I hear a voice, Of our High School Days of yore, Crying, Goodbye Seniors, goodbye all, You'll tread these halls no more. I sit and wonder what it is, But I answer all the same, Saying, Goodbye sehooldays, goodbye all, VVe're out to lose or gain. Though all our paths at Berea High VVere not always strewn with l'lowers, Yet 'mid our sorrows, tears and cares, VVe've spent many happy hours. Yes, old Berea, we love your name, But not for that alone, VVe love the knowledge that you have, To each of us made known. And as we all will tread along, In our great highway of Life, VVe'll think of our days at Berea High For those tho'ts will lessen our strife. No matter what our tasks shall hc, And we're apt to turn away, VVe'll go right on, with a good will, To be better from day to day. Yet never will we in all our days, Forget you dear Red and Blue In all our thoughts and all our ways, VVe will ever he true to you. Now farewell teachers, we must part, Though we've learned to love you best VVe'll never regret the hours we spent Preparing ourselves for the test . For you have helped us right along, Over highways steep and rough, And tho' we've tried our very best, VVe have not done enough. Dear classmates, we must bid farewell, To each other, next of all, For we've stayed together to the time, VVhen we each heard I7uty's call. Then, we must not forget the friends, VVhom we speak to day by day, For they have helped us right along, VVhether in thought, in work or play. And lastly we must hid farewell, To the place we hold so dear, But memories of our high school days VVill be treasured from year to year. -Irfm' Kuhn, 23