Berkeley Springs High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Berkeley Springs, WV)

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GEORGE P. LUDWIG, Principal Shepherd College West Virginia University, A.B., A.M. Problems in Democracy ADMINISTRATION EMMAJEAN WEBER B.S.H.S., ’48 Secretary 8 The 1950 Warm Spring Helloes

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jolewolc) BERKELEY SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL () UK school is only one of the thousands of others whose work is to prepare for living, those, who in future years, will hold the guiding hand in our community and mighty nation. et to us our school has a different meaning, when we join in our “Mail lo Berkeley Springs High, or yell “fight, team, fight,” we have the same feeling as one who watches the Stars and Stripes go by.—Loyalty and faithfulness to the country that we must some day help to rule, and respect for our school. Berkeley Springs 1 ligh, a school in a small town, that has achieved great things, a never dying spirit in those who uphold our name on the athletic field, and those who strive to make us better students. When we walk past the old school in future years there will he a longing in our hearts for those old school days. The object of this book has been to record on pages of everlasting memory the activities and achievements of the happiest years of our lives, school years. Not especially for what pleasure may be derived this year, but in future- years to come : we hope to turn the pages of our 1950 Annual, and once more live over the memories of our school days in Berkeley Springs High. Class of ’50. The 1950 IVarm Sprint Echoes 7

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FACULTY ( ) John Conley—“Arise ye farmers—the soil awaits.” Anna (iraee Hodges—“ ‘Chic’, and a nice chick.” Harry Lewis—“Democracy is a land of problems and of people. Lillie Rockwell—“Good English should he known to every good American. Gladys Arnold—“Be there a will and wisdom finds a way.” Eleanor Snyder— Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low: an excellent thing in woman.” Oscar Clark—“Mathematics is an essential in everyday life. Clyde Ball—“The happiness in life is made up of minute fractions. Mary Harris—“To he a good stenographer, one must he neat and accurate. Freda Conley—“For there is music wherever there is harmony. Hilda Davis—“Gently to hear, kindly to judge.” Gerry Calhoun—“In school, all is not teaching.” Paul I lodges—“( h, it is excellent to have a giant's strength. Warren Clark—“Life is music if one he rightly in time and in tune. Mildred Lentz—“She makes sweet music.” M. I’. Skinner—“He who travels the fastest travels alone. Owen Mesner—“A handy man to have around the house.’ Allison Rider—“Youth is my specialty. Margaret Starnes—“Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks with which we build.” Tommy Quinn—“A friend to all ” Betty Smith—“The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Ruth Harris—“Silence is a great peacemaker. LILLIE M. ROCKWELL MARY HARRIS (iouclier College, A.B. Columbia University, A.M. English Marshall College. A.B. University of Kentucky University of New York Duke University Commerce