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

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JUNIOR CLASS Row One Row Four Row Seven Virginia Henry Mabel Ambrose Doyle Payne Mary Ellen Hessler Donald Shelly Eleanor Hooper Row Two James Perry Clara Burkhart Margie Foreback Frederick M ichael Darlene Nestor Walter Neely. Jr. Row Three Wilda Stotlcr Donald Bohrcr Olivia Helsley John David Rankin Donna Jean Baker Joan Ditto Leon Close Wiladean Sanders Robert Newcomer Mattie Fox Ramona Reel Robert Youngblood Row Five Altha Swaim Dennis Henry Ruth Ella Weber Lucille Butts Joseph Neely Uenc Sensei Rtrw Six Eugene Hare Odessa Hovermale Robert Hansroth Ruby Mcjilton Barbara Widmyer Wayne Dawson Mary Frances Crone James Lopp Peggy Hovermale Douglas Smith Vaughn Braithwaite Ruby Murphy Not Pictured James Bohrcr Charles Burke Bobby Farris Alvia Kidw'cll • . . i Marion Petry Wayne Corbin Eugene Farris John Farris Doyle Weller . Denver Yost Emma Jean Dittofllo« 4 Donna Ruth Everett Eva Wehcr Doris Jean Kline Arlene Mechem ' j 2 Donna Merica yrtOtnMCi • O - - Wanda Whisner JUNIORS In tlie fall of 1947 a class of 91 Freshmen entered Berkeley Springs High School. We were given a reception by the Sophomore Class of that year and initiated into the mysteries of the Freshman Class. During the year vve gave a party for the Sophomores which was very successful. Freshman Class officers were: President..................Edward Niner Vice-President .... Jake Gruver Secretary......................Jim Perry Treasurer . . . Mary Frances Clark Most of our members returned to school in the fall of 1948 to start our second year in high school. We gave a party to the Freshman Class at which time they were duly initiated into the mysteries of the Freshman Class. Our class participated widely in the school activities, having many of our members taking part in football, basketball, baseball, and track. Many members of the class joined school clubs: Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y, F. F. A.. Glee Club, and the Band. The Sophomore Class took a trip to Mt. Vernon, the National Airport, and the National Zoological Park in Washington. The trip was made in an Emery Bus and was very successful and enjoyed by all who went. The Sophomore Class officers were: President . . . . Doyle Weller Vice-President John David Rankin Secretary .... Virginia Henry Treasurer .... Barbara Widmyer Our Junior year began September 1949 with 63 members in the class. We were well repre- sented in all the clubs of the school, as well as on the football field, on the basketball floor, on the track, on the diamond, and in the Band and Glee Clubs. One of our members, Clara Burkhart, was chosen Queen of Charm for 1950.” In our class play “June Mad” we showed fine acting abilities. The play was well re- ceived by two large audiences. We also held a successful bake sale. I he Juniors of this year were hosts to the Seniors, Faculty, and Board Members at the Annual Banquet and Prom. Junior Class officers were: President .... Virginia Henry Vice-President . . . Mable Ambrose Secretary . . . Mary Ellen Hessler Treasurer................Doyle Payne The IV50 It'ann Spring lie hoes 27

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Row One Raymond Lawyer Kay Rice Phyllis McCumbee Paul Apple Phyllis Harden Delores Corbin Row Two Bernadean Stotler Howard Gloyd Carol Risinger Carolyn Yost David Hunter Ruth Hansroth Roiv Three Twila Shanholtz I lean Rankin Ronald Braitlnvaite Freddie Ruppenthal Mary Ann Rankin Catherine Petry ' ‘ Roiv Tour Lois Mae Richardsop Phyllis Shpde Dale Hcincr Nfacjge Reel June Young Donald Michael Row Five Haven Evans Eileen Swaitn Shirley Culp Lewis Barker Mary K. Watson Phyllis Perry Roiv Six Raymond Spriggs Gladys Close Janet Orme I uella Yost Douglas Sensei Mary Crouse Row Seven Etta Mae Grove Irma Divelbliss George Parlette Delores Albanese Joyce Rockwell Phillip Harmison Sof liomores not Tie hired Freddie Barney Harry Farris John Goller Wilbur Kelley Irvin Litten Connie Joe Miller Harold Youngblood Carolyn Fields Bonnie Payne Relda Rice Phyllis Sherrard Joyce White Ruth Shoemaker John Crouse Lester Harden Charles Hovermale Harriet Bohrer Bernadine Butts Patty Joyce Davison Klsje Harris Delores Hovermale Phyllis Mason Betty McCoy Lenore Potter Phyllis Somers SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY We had eighty-six students when we became Freshmen. We were initiated by the Sopho- more class soon after the beginning of school. They gave us a wonderful party. In return, we gave them a carnival party in the gym- nasium. At the end of our Freshman year we had a picnic at the Cacapon State Park. Our year as freshmen was a successful one. President.................David Hunter Vice-President . . Raymond Lawyer Secretary.................Relda Rice Treasurer................Scott Rhoe Since then a few students have moved but others have come to take their place and at the beginning of our Sophomore year we still had eighty-six students. During our second year of high school we had the opportunity of joining several clubs. Some of our classmates won in the Literary Contests. The last day of our Sophomore year we gave the Freshmen a picnic at the Cacapon State Park. We ho|)e that our next two years of high school will he as successful as our first two years were. President .... Raymond Lawyer Vice- President . Freddy Ruppenthal Secretary . . . Phyllis McCumbee Treasurer.................Relda Rice The 1950 Warm Spring Echoes 29