Berea High School - Berean Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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8th GRADE Millie Arnold Phyllis Arscott Florence Avery James Bandwen Norman Bauer Robert Beckwith Miriam Blackman Margaret Botsch John Boyle Mary Edith Bradley Edgar Brooks James Bryan George Buckholz Kenneth Campbell Robert Carpenter Mary Chapman Beatrice Clark Lorna Clements Enid Clough Howard Creter Lois Crirn Marjorie Critzer Carolyn Dean Jane Dittrick Charlotte Dozier Robert Dunbar Bastian Fagginger-A Frances Fedurek Doris Ferguson Dick Ficken Alex Fiering Shirley Fleenor Ida Ford Joy Foster Lawrence Gallatin Harry Gommel ' Ruth Graves Edith Guenther Helene Guest David Hagg Isabelle Halasz Robert Hammon Glenn Hankinson William Harding Carl Heins Page Thirty-Two UCI' Norman Heintz Betty MacHendra Dora Lee Hill James Hill Geraldine Hipas Josephine Hoelzel Vivian Ives Mary Lee Kanaga Nancy Kendall Elaine Kerkhof Jean Kersten Donna King VVil1iam Klink William Knox Jean Knuth Norbert Kobie Dorothy Kosicky George Krisko Betty Lampman Irma Leinweber Doris Lemke Richard Leopole Carol Lerch Gordon Lewis Ethel Lindsey Glenn Link Richard Loomis Arthur MacLaren Harold McCoy Frances McCarth Frank Manning John Mayer Thomas Mayer Rudolphe Moier Sally Menke .loan Merrill Elva Miller Leslie Moore Paul Nahodil Roy Nahodil Ruth Neff Moyne Noah George Norgrove Frances Ody Arthur Olsen Y Edward Page John Payne Isabel Petch Donald Petersen Paul Pfeiffer Donald Rehker Philip Raub Martha Roney Shelton Root Anna Rosbaugh Chester Rosbaugh Betty Rudolph Claude Ryerson Patricia Schweitzer Mary Ellen Shane Elinor Slutz Tom Smeltzer Catherine Smith Charles Smith Dorothy Smith Frances Smith Dorothy Speaker Frank Spechalske Joe Stedronsky Donald Sterling Arthur Stocks Jean Stromp Vincent Struck George Taylor Jay Thomson Nancy Thompson Richard Thompson Mildred Upton Arthur Urdal Jeanette Walters Gladys Westlake Marian Westlake Paul Whitford Ann Whitker Edward Whitmore Lois Wildassin Edyth Wilson Muriel Wilson Willard Wolfer

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Our days of Junior High are gone forever. We now start off our Senior High Days. We have long looked forward to the days when we wouldn't be called the Junior High Kids, and could stand on our own and not be dictated to by the Senior high. This year we have declared our independence, without the aid of a sponsor we wrote our stunt, which was too intellectual for the audience to take into consideration. This year we were permitted to hold our first evening class party, which turned out to be a thrilling and unusual affair. We like the others show a tendency toward our subjects as we are also represented on the school's honor roll. Page Thir Zy-One , ,fu I 4

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With our second year in school at an end we are now ready to enter the coming year as Freshies. This is an honor and we shall now be recog- nized as more than the babies of our school. The activity of our class has been always felt. We are the incorrig- ables. Like Jack in the box We may be supressed to-day but to-morrow we are out again. We're good, too, because you'll find our representation on the honor roll. We, like the eleventh grade, have claimed a place in stunt night, as we walked off with second place for our truly original and entertaining stunt, which was an outgrowth of our class room work. Our class party in March brought fun and entertainment for all who attended. Page Thirty-Three