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

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Wfw BERWICK HIGH SCHOOL AN The band plays an important role in the life of the school. it adds color and interest to all football games. The concert presented each spring by this talented group is keenly anticipated and enjoyed by the music lovers of the community. Eleven seniors will leave the band this year. They are Karole Dietterick, Barbara Farver, Fred Fuller, Marian llarter, Drew lleckman, Nancy Kuchka, Barbara Laubach, Ruth Terry, Nancy Unger, Ruth Ann Williams, and Cecelia Woll. TF'- .-Q' nv ,gp. L '11 -1 I3

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-1 L, .QL k FN A , Fr an-we M...,.J :- D FIRST ROW: Marian Masich, Nancy Wright, Ruth Terry, Nancy Remaley, Connie Hess. SECOND ROW: Cecelia Woll, Melva Hook, Ruth Williams, Eleanor Hower, Nancy Unger, Barbara Garrison, Zane Kemler, Karole Dietterick, Nancy Eshleman, Nancy Algatt, Nancy Messersmith, Joan Kessler, Barbara Farver. THIRD ROW: Clarence Fish, Sam Milazzo, Edward Haycock, Albert Alley, Harley Parker, Sally Timbrell, Ianet Fry, Judith Bankes, Gail Trego, Bob Leitsel, Kay Kurlich. FOURTH ROW: Bucky Houck, Raymond Rood, Louis Barnum, Rodney Bittenbender, Freas Kreisher, Jack Welliver, Peter Purcell, Brit Adams, he ar? Louis Vezendy, Gerald Hicks, Bill Bower, John Hanko. FIFTH ROW: Ned Dodson, Jerry Miknich, Bill Eyerly, Bennie Dainowski, Dick Shetler, Jim Vliller, Connie Bredbenner, Marian Harker, Nancy Kline. SIXTH ROW: Larry Hummel, Craig Llewellyn, Reggie Oram, Evelyn Williams, Conrad Heaps, Nan- cetta Bower, Barry Bowman, Marian Onufrak, Marilyn Kershner. SEVENTH ROW: Drue Heckman, James Muehlhof, Lannie Berlin, Joe Matlock, John Unger, Fred Fuller, Kenneth Heaps, Joel Riegel. ON COL- UMNS: Barbara Laubach, Nancy Kuchka.g 'T uv... ug..

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TRI-HI-Y President - Jeanie Zimmerman Vice Pres. - Connie Seriff Secretary - Jackie Chepy Treasurer - Natalie Spangler Tri-Ili-Y is the sister organization of the Hi-Y. Its stimulating program helps young women develop integrity and self-discipline. The Club aims to maintain a perspective in a world of shifting values, to develop a sense of personal worth, to perform useful community service, and to conserve and strengthen democratic tra- ditions by its cooperation with other groups of young people. FIRST ROW Cecelia Woll Joan Kessler Justine Dalo Edwlna Nlcllenry Sally Shaw Patricia Carter Cynthia Klinetob Cleo Castino Martha Starvatow Lou Pichlerri SECOND ROW Beverly Wagner Bemlce Hancock Judy Peters Thelma Flelshman PatKeyser Loretta 'llayo Nancy Unger Ruth Terry 'Nlary Lou Traugh Jeanne Stout Wylla Nlae Bowman Nancy Hill THIRD ROW Pia Biacchi Jackie Chepy Kathleen Hoffman Nlarge Bower Earla Mane Meyers, Nancy Kuchka, Ann Yanko Phil Silvers Marcia Sherman 'Vlanlyn 'Vhller Mary Matzko Joan Beck Bernice Zimmerman Barbara Laubach Gloria Samsel Jean Watts Esther Parker Karole Dietterick Connie Seriff Doris Samsel 'Vlarilyn Hatter Elaine Fowler Barbara Yohey Dorothy Seely Natalie Spangler, Carolyn Stout, Phyllis Thrash, Mary, Timbrell.. FOBRTH ROW: Suzanne Miller, Jeanie I4