Berne French Township High School - Our Yesterdays Yearbook (Berne, IN)

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Literary Society Award This year the Alphas won the Alumni Loving Cup, the average being: Alphas 92.5978; Arenas 91.9767; Difference .6211. The Alphas all worked very hard and well deserved this cup. ALPHA OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Pianist Assistant Pianist Sergeant Assistant Sergeant ARENA President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Pianist - Assistant Pianist Sergeant - Assistant Sergeant Gyneth Schindler Edward Eichenberger. Jr. Bette Graber Earl Habegger Ardythe Luginbill Kathleen Inniger Jacob Musser Lynn Liechty OFFICERS Marie Schwartz Vera Balsiger Roger Luginbill Ardus Gene Sprunger Ronald Lehman Elsie Jane Stauffer James Goodin Deryll Sprunger 11

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Let The Blame Fall On Us Putting out this annual was not simply a matter of slipping a few snapshots between two covers. Everything had to be carefully planned, from the first word to the last picture. Pictures had to be taken and arranged. Accurate information had to be gathered and written up. Every page had to be completely accounted for. This year’s annual staff has tried to give you an informal, realistic view of school life. Informality is an outstanding characteristic of young people. It is this characteristic which we have tried to show to you. Editor - Edward H. Eichenberger Associate Editor - Gyneth Schindler Business Manager - Deryll B. Sprunger Advertising Manager - Palmer Liechty Circulation Manager - Marie Schwartz Literary Editor - Patricia Sprunger Athletic Reporter - Lynn Liechty Class Reporter Music Reporter Photo Reporter Calendar Reporter Alumni Reporter Joke Reporter Jeanette Sprunger Vera Balsiger Glenn Habegger Bette Graber Roger Luginbill James Sprunger 10

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7:00 O'clock Practices, Here ALPHA Edward Eichenberger. Jr.. Earl Habegger. Lynn Liechty, Jacob Musser Gyneth Schindler. Bette Graber, Ardythe Luginbill, Kathleen Inniger The first program was given in commemoration of Thanksgiving, the theme being “America’s Thanksgiving.” Twelve costumed people representing all walks of life expressed their thanks by talks, poems, musical reading, singing, and other special music. “Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Christmas” was the theme for the second program. The “First Christmas” was given in playlet form. The origin of medieval and modern customs was also given. “Outdoor Indiana” in our third program took us closer to nature as we visited the various State Parks. It was a Boy Scout meeting, and the Scouts wore all in uniform. The last program, “He Made America Sing,” gave the life of Stephen Foster in the form of a radio program. Foster’s many beautiful songs were given as musical numbers. 12