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

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First Row: Warren Sprunger, Roger Flueckiger. Kathryn Heller, Wayne Stuckey. Joan Leh-man, Lcland Sprunger. Hazel Nyffeler. Harold Sprunger. Kenneth Liechty, Opal Sprunger. Second Row: Willis Fox. Ruby Reynolds. Stanley Gi-rod. Robert Liechty. Calvin Beitler. Willa Mae Moser. Robert Yoder. Faye Marlene Townsend. Howard Beitler. Thomas Sprunger. Third Row: Roman Beer. Richard Lehman, Christeen Winteregg. Virgil Neuenschwander. Nadine Lehman, Loren Nussbaum. Doris Nussbaum. Roy Dale Gilliom. Glen Habegger. Mary Moser and Merlin Stucky. The much harassed freshmen of yesteryear have gained the title of sophomores through their own earnest achievement. When freshmen, the class elected Richard Lehman as president. Hazel Nyffeler as vice president, Willa Mae Moser as secretary, and Robert Liechty as treasurer. They participated in a party given for the high school in the high school gym. This took the place of a class party. The second year the officers were Wayne Stuckey, president; Opal Sprunger, vice president; Thomas Sprunger. secretary; and Stanley Girod, treasurer. We know that next year will find them able to shoulder mere and more of the school's outside activities, for next year they will be juniors. CLASS OFFICERS Opal Spi unger, Thomas Sprunger, Stanley Girod. and Wayne Stuckey. SOPHISTICATED SOPHOMORES ARE ADVANCING RAPIDLY Seventeen

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JUNIORS NEVER LACK PEP AND ORIGINALITY CLASS OFFICERS Betty Moser, Charlotte Moser, Cliff Habegger, and Vaughn Schindler. At the beginning of the school year this class having fifty-two members elected Clifton Habegger as president, Vaughn Schindler as vice president, Betty Moser as secretary, and Charlotte Moser as treasurer. This class has been active throughout the school year. October 31 the Juniors presented the play “Foot Loose” which was thoroughly enjoyed and praised by a large crowd. At the beginning of December the juniors began sporting their shiny new rings. At last they had proof of their upperclassman age! The juniors were hosts to the seniors at a very lovely reception in the high school gym, May 8. The good work of this class put their reception down as one of the finest in the history of B. H. S. This concludes their activities as juniors. Now they are looking forward to the climax of high school—the Senior year—with bated breath, bright eyes, and high resolve. First Row: Harry Luginbill. Betty Parr. John Eicher. Isabel Schug, Edmund Baumgartner. Betty Moser. Marion Schindler. Maxine Angle. Richard Tallman. Marceline Brandt. Second Row: June Stauffer. Gareth Wiederkehr. Roselyn Reynolds. James Bixler. Joyce Smith. Richard Davidson, Lois Schmucker. Chelsie Miller. Charlotte Moser. Calvin Schmid. Third Row: Daniel Eichenberger. Emma Lou Riesen. David Habegger. Ruth Muselman. Lester Habegger, Jean Nussbaum. John Sprunger, Rachel Eicher. James McCrory, Edwinna Moser. Fourth Row: Shirley Schug. Cliff Habegger. Vera Soldner. Billy Sprunger, Ber-daline G c r i g . Benjamin Lehman. Kathryn W u 11 i m a n . Wayne Sprunger. Betty Met-tler. Truman Gottschalk. Fifth Roto: Gor- don Hirschy, Vera Stuckey, Vaughn Schindler. Sylvan Zuercher. Burnell Moser. Gaylord Stuckey. Robert Sullivan, Iona Beer. La-verne Gilliom. Sixteen

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FRESHMEN FINALLY COME INTO THEIR OWN CLASS OFFICERS Geraldine Gerig, G 1 e n n a Sprunger, Merlin Inniger, and Elbert Stuckey. Oh, my goodness! It seems that they get smaller every year. The freshies, of course! The little, blushing clockwatchers wander around aim- ess y through B. H. S. for a year before they are relieved of their green robes. Whether it’s the modern age or not, we’ll never know, but some fiery spark has touched this class of '45 to make them more ambitious than the usual first year class. They are led by Merlin Inniger as president, Geraldine Gerig as vice president, Elbert Stuckey as secretary, and Glenna Sprunger as treasurer. We feel confident, though, that there are those in this membership who will one day be among the leaders of the school. “Time ripens all things. No man is born wise.” Third Row: Betty Stauffer. Merlin Inniger. Imogene Schindler. Goldie Moyer. First Row: Ida Zuercher. Edison Reynolds. Phyllis Gottschalk. Jean Kirchhofer. Frederick Lehman. De- vonna Habegger. Roy Gilliom, Mathilda Licchtv. Lena Morand. and Gerald Gerig. Second Row: Doyle Winteregg, Charlotte Harsha. John Sprunger. Glenna Sprunger. Jeanette Rawley, Merlin Habegger, Geraldine Gerig. Marcile Sprunger. Roy Sprunger, Pollyann Timmons. Coleen Clauser. J e a n Schug, Rosanna Sprunger. Lillian Shoemaker. Chalmer Miller. and Rosemary Han-ni. Fourth Row: Mary Mazelin, Rolland Gilliom. Berneda Lehman. Delbert Sprunger. Sarabelle Beer. Elbert Stuckey. Galen Fox, and Dwight Am-stutz. Eighteen