Berwick High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Berwick, PA)

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Board of Education ,nam Duncan Krshbaugh vxce presxdent Elmer Slusser presndent R Olen Smrth Mrs Orval Fenstemacher secretary Reverend W Hayden Rees Wrlson Moyer Leon Houghton Wrllram Xkyhltfl re Kenneth L Terry supermtendent The Board of Educatlon w1shes to congratulate you the senlors of Berwlck Semor Hlgh School on the successful completlon of your hlgh school course We have Watched your progress and achlevements wlth prlde We are grateful for the excellent ex ample you have set for other students May you go forward ever keeplng before you the flne 1deals and the democratlc prlncxples of your school May the background of your Alma Mater help you as future cltlzens of our great democracy to work for the achlevement of a better world 4

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Dedication Q4 PAUL A KLINGER IR LUCILLE CRETELLA Class Advzser Class Advzser E the Class of 1951 express deep appreclatlon to our class ad vxsers for quldance and WISE Coun selmq durmq our three years at Berwlck Hlqh School To Mr Klmqer and MISS Cret ella for thelr tlreless asslstance ln promotmq class functlons and to Mrs Tearpock for q1v1nq her un selfxsh devotlon toward the l1ter ary proqress of our class we s1n cerely dedlcate thxs our fmal pro duct1on the 1951 Blue and Wh1te yearbook

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Administration DAVID R SHLIMAN KENNETH L TERRY principal Supcrznfcndent Dav1d R Shuman IS a qraduate of C3t3WlSS3 H1qh School He rece1ved h1s B A deqree from Susquehanna Un1vers1ty and h1s M A deqree from New York Un1vers1ty Mr Shuman beqan h1s career 1n the f1eld of educatlon as H teacher at Honeybrook Voca t1onal H1qh School Honeybrook Pennsylvama In 1925 he came to Berw1ck Hlqh School as an 1nstructor 1n chem1stry and phys1cs H1s former students often speak of the excellent 1nstruct1on they rece1ved 1n h1s classes He assumed h1s dut1es as Pr1nc1pal of Ber w1ck Hlqh School ID 1936 Hls k1ndness and understandmq have been an 1nsp1rat1on to the faculty and student body Much of the cred1t for Berw1ck H1qh School s h1qh rank amonq the educatlonal 1nst1tut1ons of the state may be at tr1buted to h1m The Class of 1951 vull remember h1m as a valued fr1encl and counselor because of h1s 1m part al dec1s1ons h1s ab1l1ty to understand 1n d1v1dual problems and h1s 3Ct1V6 mterest 1n our behalf durmq our three years 1n sen1or h1qh school Kenneth L Terry came to Berw1ck as Super mtendent of Schools 1n 1946 After h1s qradu at1on from Lehman TOWHShlp H1qh School he recelved h1s B A deqree from OhlO Northern UHIVEISIYY and h1s M A deqree from Columb1a Un1vers1ty He has also done qraduate work toward a doctor s deqree at Harvard Before com1nq to Berw1ck Mr Terry held a number of 1mportant pos1t1ons 1n the schools of the state He served as Pr1nc1pal of the West P1ttston Sen1or H1qh School as an asslstant County Superintendent of Luzerne County and Superv1s1nq Pr1nc1pal of Clark Summlt schools For a t1me he tauqht mathemat1cs at Gettysburq Colleqe HIS vxork as a communlty leader lb outstand 1nq At present he IS V1ce Pres1dent of the Bervx 1ck Rotary Club a member of the Ol:f'l1Cl3l Board of the Methodlst Church a member o1 the Hosp1tal Board and 19 act1ve 1n many other communlty prolects HIS keen sense of humor h1s clear under standmq of youth problems h1s qenu1ne vxarmth of personal1ty and h1s ab1l1tv to 1nsp1re teach ers and students xuth h1S h1qh ldeals make h1m an able adm1n1strator K . . . I , . ' - - . . . . . . . . K K , - , K . . . ' I f y - ' v . 4 . 1 . . I D , 4 . 1 1 1 . . . . . N L 1 1. 1 . . 1 I '- ff Y. . . , J .. . .. . - , A ., . . , , . . . . V ' 1 - . V