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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1953 volume:

if it Q X Af vf,-:KFXZGW . 5 ' fiGfiMf?V37i2?F'Lx 3 2755 is E uf 93+ Du- v an s,.:z3f. , . W 'Exit . ' 32 'Q-' 1' 'A fi 7 759 L. I 1 X , 5, L Wagyu, ,mms 155, fr' I9 'iff fm. P1 4.2fvgLF 4 gs. f :Q . n :A '50 V'5J ,ll .,.,.aun We cannot but reflect, perhaps tritely, that this entrance has seen many come and go . . . and stands solidly as these seniors quickly pass ALMA MATER Berwick High School, Alma Mater Loving mother of our youth. Ever tender, ever watchful, Teaching honor, duty, truth. Loyal voices swell the chorus Alma Mater B. H. S. Berwick High School, Alma Mater Tho' for years from thee we part, Yet the mem'ry of thy guidance Will be cherished in each heart. Pennsylvania,s noblest daughter, Alma Mater, B. H. S. -DR. E. A. GLENN F0104 DO emo as 4- resse s ,oes ppreoza 10 yo o all glzld 6 11 6 111' as! P6 ear sc- oo H1116 al- ab 1sQ'o 011 1s Jaofgby 11 acces as ss anssa 1 la abd 1 me 11 648.9 f 1953 szooel-dy e I 1 66 195 121.91-600 . CQ PHILOMENA SILVEHS MARILYN MILLER ANN YANKO Editors RICIIAKD ALLEY CHARLES VAUGHN RICHARD COCKLIN Bz1sz'r1c'.sS ilzzzzrzgers YE R BOOK STAFF Firxl row: llliilnrllwrrzr Silvers. Marilyn Miller. Ann Yzinlw. Sc-vmirl ruw: Rim-lnml Uwlxliii, Nancy Wright. Marian Masich, Mary Lou Traugh. Jean Dockey. Gloria Titinan. Third row: Richard Alley. Judy Peters. Martha Starvatnw. Llc-irfrview Dzeru. Mary Mutzko. Mar Moyer. Fourth row: Hubert Martin. Marcia Sherman. ,Ivan Duck:-y. livriiirc Tinihrell. Charles Vaughn. SUPERINTENDE T KIQXXI-ITII I.. TERRY Q sl' V fl BOARD OF Enucmlo Mary Fenstermaker Richard Fritz Leon Houghton Robert Rf-dclift St'l'l'E'flIl'wY I,ff'Sl'f1I'llf RSV- W- H- R665 Elmer Slusser R. Olen Smith William Wvhitmire Vial Prffsizlvnt K-f R i 4l DAVID R. SHUMAN Principal T Y F fu in ,W 22 lk ADMINISTRATIO WINIFRED MARSHALL Sefcrvtary L 'x Z 32 I AN, X 2 53 fffiix H12 Q 5 2 Q s. 14' Elf .7 'v'. . QM-:X-1: M- I - -- f,-....,-. .,s,,g.,.,t,M ' -ri,-:max .1 .,v-x..l-L...,.,.1Q.-.hw-Qu ' 'J .gn ,ff W- M 'M ,ilu , 'F 5 -'Q fs. qs W, g , 2 .gshfkggg 'P fa ' .N 1' g X- ':. A' 3: ww . feci 'f'f,'j' I : r - fi.-52,-X .:Q ' 1. f 4 ' f a. I 5li:?Vf55k4n - A if ,v 4. M '?.'V f:1f in 'il if -zu . - A .., ,. - , .,.,,.,, M, ,rf 3 , 3: '1 Rf I Hi. M- '-ff' .1 1 J Q I . r. X5 e x aff' 5 .fix E ,, uns: Q 5 , '1j..1? .Q-, by .,, , ll x .v A 5 5.7212 2 3 Q 1 1, Y' x Y' 1 'fi if P 1 Qfyv Q ' get, 3 Y A xi 4 .4 4' +L in 1 Dv 44 :fs :ang 5 . 35 - W 34.1 , ,M H34 ,riv Q! Y 5 a ,, ' . F 4 '-5 li.-,..4 1: . -. A-wig, , v x Q 1 ' ff K JINKN J 'fit vu N. 4 A QL . 94' 5 -. ' MJ iw ., V, 1 1 - Y i If :Q ,sq Z, t5,,,,,. N .r.,, 1:M1f 1 ' wg ' 5..,f..1, ,,.,.J-'A 1 uf' gf, 191' rvm nv . ' 1 - X - , gf g ig, .. . - A . Inbb- 4.1. I., ,.- . T, A I ...Ll me I ' Q -1,,,f, .. ,, '- v -- A 4 . ,. 1--ks ,I t 1.-v His ,x,:.,p,.:sq -,f-.v,. 'v 1- ,..,......., ... .,,, 1, , - V Lf Q ' 5 if 1 1 .. . ., ,pf N- A1--vary.-v. .., W , 9,-1-10:41-' . --fngfi.n5qg,3-in , , .W -1..-.v.,,,,.r -dm-1. ,gffgg-L.: . um-.ggi 1 eqgfm-gk , 1 . . ,. - 1 - .v,f. -ln..-E' mae 4, A' Pi. I N' NN V, A x 4 x . ! 4 :Z 5 ., arf . ,AA .X 1: L L k ' ' , f v 1 2-wmmmmf Ti'J+ii4 ': -fl . 1 1 Elizabeth Hill and David Clark use microscopes to study roots. SCIENCE Science courses give students training in scientific attitudes and methods and contribute to the general education of all students taking them. With the knowledge they acquire in the various science courses students are better able to understand the world about them and are thus able to live a more successful and enjoyable life. There are y biology students, 55 chemistry students, and 77 enroll di phy ' S. M- I N Below: A group of chemistry students making hydrogen. -+L its fi' l' JEININIE BIRTH Biology J 7-- 5' 52? LEWIS LONG Chemistry Physics y WT -N gg ' fait. 1 6'5- l-'H A N K TA Y LOR Cominercial 'HQ Kll'I'H THOXIAS CUllll1N'I'Cl3l MIFRRA Y Comm.. l' Xl l. Kl.lNtLPfR tlotnnn-rriul ' BUSINESS EDUCATIO y dual objectives are recognized for business education: first. to help all ys and girls to meet the business demands of lifeg second, to help those boys and irls who demonstrate trainability and employability to prepare for. to find. and to srcceecl in gainful employment. A business education enables all students to understand and perform the inescapable business aspects of life, such as banking, insurance, social security, and taxes. For those who seek employment in business occupations this course enables them to succeed in their initial employment and from it to advance to positions of greater responsibility. During the 1952-53 term a total of 248 students each received some training in business education. Business machine operations in office practice class. 3N'f! lkNL ' One of Mr. Taylor,s typing classes in action. -1 0.11111-f 4' ' W-1- as fr ' 'Q , c 3 3 ,P gi' -...mal-annul I ' 45 ' 1- . ..-fl z,g,M JMX gd' Ll . ' wk 'wg L , M f ' l 1 55 ff jeff 'A f vl 4 1 J , 6 1' I , 2 , , f., , p, ib 14 mv' NFL f Q, 4 V , f 'Yu- -L , . v -B-'lx' mf 6 3 fl- ' ,I ,alms 5-9 'f R .J .gf fi Ia 3 Q fwliijgg fm M 1,- X, ' 1, f S., 1, -K, 4 4 1 ,731 u,199 ' . -. x,w xv , fkfwff' ' .aff 2 75 MW .u' 4. , 'W' .4 sd AA ,-5, 4, 5 4 maya T N ff 'G lx X' 'M ,Q , V mf V A Q I ,, A 1 I Y , 117 .' ,Nz it ii ' M. If f 2? I f ,J Aww K Q MUSIC This year more of the students are taking ad- vantage of the organ instruction that is being provided for those that desire it. Those enrolled are: Jeanette Cooley, Connie Bredbenner, Linda Hess, Nancy Wright, June Villa, Ruth Carrathers. Hughes Hunsinger, Nancy Kline, John Krug, Barbara Hunsinger, Alberta Michalek, James Topper, Helen Kovach. Neil Smith, and Ann Boyek, who may be seen practicing at the right. Janet Sherman, accompanist for the Girls' Glee Club is shown at the right. Janet is a sophomore. Erma B. Splain is the organ instruc- tor. Each Thursday and Friday Mrs. Splain instructs each student for twenty- five minutes. Every pupil is given a per- iod per weelgfor practice. The music which is studied varies. It may include popular music, classical and semi-classical music, and hymns. At the left Mrs. Splain is shown instructing James Topper. The librarian instructs all students on the use of library materials-the card catalog, the information file, magazine indexes, and reference books. At the right, Mrs. Tearpock, librarian, is instructing students in the use of the card catalog. LIBRARY The school library is a student workshop. It contains 5,200 books covering material on all sub- jects taught and has seating room for 50 students. Thirty periodicals and two newspapers are avail- able for students to read. Back issues of these are kept for five years for reference purposes. At the left Gerald Hittle is selecting a magazine to read while he is in the library. At the left library assistants may be seen working at the charging desk During this term 26 students worked in the library for two periods each week. These students shelve books, check libr- -I .95 aryattendance, help other students, and perform many other tasks. 1' 1 .......,,,w-s W xi uxx zz!! A. BI. MARGARET H. RICHARDS Right: Visual-Auditory Technique: training to stimulate the auditory-vis- ual speech areas used in the production of the lprol sound in its initial position in connected speech. Below: Speech Gymnastics: gymnas- tic practice with the aid of a mirror to train and strengthen the proper muscles, nerves, and tissues necessary for cor- rect articulation of the lol sound in the English language. SPEECH CORRECTICN The general aims of the speech correction program are to correct or modify each studentis existing speech and voice difficulties and to develope an adequate, pleasing speech voice and personality which will enable the student to successfully meet future speaking situations. X-at -.Q LA GLIAGE Three languages are taught in the senior high school-French, Latin. and Spanish. Bliss Hidlay teaches the French and Spanish classes and Miss Moody teaches the Latin classes. GH' CLARISSA H I IJLAY The aims of a language course, French or Spanish, are for a student to acquire the ability to read and con- verse in the language. Students also learn about the customs of the French and Spanish people. To the left and below are pictures of the groups that presented the annual Spanish play early in 1952. There are 24- students enrolled in the French classes, 121 in the Spanish classes, and 31 in the Latin classes. DR WING tl- ART fl HANDICRAFT ARLINE HFTLER RIKSSKLI. ZININIERNI XX Students in the pictures below are .working on Christmas panels as participants in the Chamber of Commerce Contest. Vaughnette Sc-hlcgel and Nancy Dubil are working Shirley Hosler and Marion Dewald designed the on free-hand water color landscapes. hooked rugs they are making out of discarded wool. --Q 'faifff-3124 Q51 - ii..v-ww ff way - H-.. ,,,..,,, ea O X 'f.'.1:' in- 3-QQ: xZ' 3 ff ! N YOUR SUBS AMD 355 WILL KEEP IT IOARIN CLASS OF l953 Serhor CIQSS 1-lg H gilt 5 'Hr Fil HH Pr FQLPF Jiglg l VF 1-1- The Class of fzfty three Leaves now these hallowed walls But Ln our hearts remam The Ynernorzes of these fond old halls Words by MARILYN MILLER Music by CLEO COSTINO Art Work by ROBFRT MARTIN COLORS Red and Sllver MOTTO It IS only the fxrst step that is dlfficult But thru the years remember Our Berwtck Htgh School days And all the fun and laughter Sadly tucked away FLOWER Red Rose J-ual E1 Wil CLASS PCDEM Before us Iles the ulure Our hzgh uleals to be conquered Behzml us stamls the past By those uho Jul not lack W e ltnou these care ree school IIHNS Because nou ue re on the last step Surely could not last There ts no turning back Each wear that passea' u as better Into a uorlfl all new well enter As onuarzl they 11111 roll All workzng at our best And each ln turn prepared us And we Il thank you dear B H S For reachzng our life s goal For all 0 our success PHILONII-IIN K QILVERS CLASS HISTORY MEMORIES of THE CLASS of 1933 High school isnt just an institution of learning Its a center of good times a place for meeting new friends and a great influence on the soclal development of the future citlzens of Berwick When we recall our high school days surely we wont recall that terrlfic English test in our sophomore year but we might recollect the unhappy way we approached customs After experiencing that vseek and knowing we really belonged customs were written off as one of the many wonderful activities at B H S We soon found ourselves under the capable direction of Miss Clarissa Hldley and Mr Delmar Smith our class advisers Putting our class actnitles ln order called for four able officers and we choose Charles Carrathers as president Douglas H0uck was called on To assist Charles and ,loan Dockey to take notes Nancy Whitmire handled our deflated treasury but we got busy immediately building our funds Many of our fellows made good on the football field under Coach Denby and helped stack up a record of nine wms and two losses The sophomores were called on we proud when the sophomore class won second prlze in the variety show? We didnt know the class had a comedian but Lowery McHenry proved his ability to bring in the laughs and consequently brought in second prize This about covered our sophomore year for me had barely begun to settle down when we had the task of selecting our class rings We left school in June all excited over the coming year when we would not be bable but JUNIORS' OLR JUNIOR YEAR Juniors' What a glorious feeling it was getting revenge on the new crop of sophomores durmg 1n1t1at1on But we soon settled down and chose our comedian Lowery McHenry to preside over our class with Nancy Whitmlre assisting ,loan Dockey again handled the pencil chores and Conm Serlff the money Once again our boys walked off with nine wms and two losses in football While the glrls were busy checklng coats and selling refreshments to build up the class treasury many of the junior boys were adding to our speed and power on the basketball floor Since the juniors took an active part ln everything it was not surprising to find many of them cast in the plays Our MISS Brooks and Room For One More Once again we captured second honors in the variety show which was our version of an old fashioned mlnstrel Then came the flurry of presentlng to the seniors a really beautiful prom which they deserved The Eagles Ball Room was rented and decoratlons matched the theme Blue Moon Jack Melton s orchestra added to the divine evening of our Junior Senior prom ln ,lune 1952 we had something special to look forward to maintaining a reputation as seniors of B H S . . I , 5 -4 9 . y , . . A , . . . . , f . . , . . . . . , , - - , , , . ' 9 x L' Y , v . CL 77 ' ' v u Cl 77 ' S 3 , . v I 7 to present the Christmas program and came through with flying colors. Weren't . , . . .. 7 . 7 , ' ' s, . ' 7 . ' ' , , . 3 . . . . 44 - as as Q 7 77 - ss as 1 , . . . . . - . i , , , . . . Olll SICYIOR Ylfvtlt We didnit look or feel any different when we hegan school in Septemher 1952, but we were. for we were SlQNlUll5l Soon we were hack in the swing again and election day found Lowery Nlellenry in the driveris seat with ,loan lloekev next to him for assistanee. The details of seeretarv and treasurer were left to Bernice Tim- lvrell and Nlac Mover. Our school paper and vearltook were in the Capahle hands of Philoniena Silvers. :Xnn Yanko. and Nlarilyn Nliller. Our advisers informed us of the work that would lie needed to finance our yearhook so we opened the footlvall stands. It was work. hut none of us minded it nor would we have missed the fun that went with it. While some of us ran the stands our hovs were out on the gridiron fighting under the direetion of our new eoaehl joseph Colone. We had a good team although the assistance of Clem Corona. who was recovering from an operation. was missed. A 1-hill went through us 'lilianlisgiving llav that wasnit eaused luv the weather hut to the fact that this last game we would participate in as students of B. ll. 5. During Decemher we managed to hoost our treasury to the final goal hy selling magazines and what super-duper salesmen we had! Again we turned out three plays among them Riddle Nle lliehesf, which received more eoniment than any play had received in several years. As the second semester rolled around, we chose our elass eolors. poem. motto, song. an lower and poser or our e ass pictures. What a mad rush it was si nin picture and exthanffinff thtml The junior started planninff for our prom which L tlll Q wreczzd throuffi auiaureatt servlus 1 ass nv 1 int tu stnior farewc dancf het when we sat m the auditorium during conimenccmcnt we realized that we had heen travehnff down .1 lone road that had uddenlx come to an tnd B H W iaf tiuffht lls tit difffrenu hetwcen rig it an YNTOIIU 'inf how to live with our IlPlf'l'llJ0I'S N xou su wc tl nt rtmfmlier the wor we rtmcmlnr tha time we 1 trvmfr to get that terrihlt hlack malte up off after the v irutv show the beautiful wax the orchestra plaved Blue Nloon and that last touchdown Wavne Yasinski made We can truthfullx sax We wouldnt have missed it for the world' SENIORS ilsl nmms 1 tllllt raunatn Band 1 lions has a fheerml manner that Ie 1 1 1 a uorl rlzoose s vt 11lI'Tl ,.lIl11r 'Vw totllall 4 , at 21 1 1 r lime lull long he fPllIlll1lIf real his rlasvnates lor lIlS lllillllt In sports W d 1 lf 1 . g g F .' ' C P ' . , 5 . ' I. Y - came 'ind went t fast. Yi X l - Pl It zl' ' J: gl t. 1 l l - I '-ll - - ' P s P U S ,s - I . .. .1 ti, i.1',.1' We ', for -- - - Q k. f - L - 1' 'tad . r 3 i i N I i i 1, i 'L x -V is V' V v . . . ' - 0' ,A v ' , Y . li . ' ' as R --.fl mf' IPO! . .. . . 1 UN mv n if.,tl.l,i1v ll - lie. 410111.53 pl.l,p Ulm xlxlllllilioll lintleeiclr-tl Yxmli 'I - Eno' .. ll' ' '- tfluh 21 I-'HX 2: Ft ' 1, 2. 33 lga,k.Hul1 1- 2. ' - 32 lla: -lr ll 2. 33 Art Taft- . 2. 3. .Q .' ' V - V , , , I . will l liellfzl -ll nv ' .' she '- - 9 v' 'A . il l t i .I I V V if . tx Ltr ,, f , V u p 3 S ' 4 at Ricznsan ALLEY Colle-gi' llri-p Dick 'liiilwitiim-llvntist Kiwanian: llrumativ Club 3: Hamlin Club 3: Ftanil Coinlnittei- 3: lllur- anil Vsliiti- 2. 3: Arl- crafters 3: Speaking Choir 3. Dic'lf's sense oi humor and his willingness to serie haze rnarle him an asset to our vlass. GALEN ASHTON General Ash Ainlmitinnr--'l'ruc'k Driver Galen is set tor a good time in life with a store ol jokes that will keep jollfs laughing. RONALD MAURICE BEACH Voc.-lnil. Bc-acl1ie Ambition-l'nileeiclecl Stand Committee 3: YLT Club 3. Bearhie has always userl his good humor to liren up his rlasses. PAUL J. BERTOLLO VHF.-lnll. Paul cuts a sharp figure on his motorfyrle. His jolfes malfe him errellent rornpany. STEWART D. ANDERSON llvnvral Flew .-Xlnbitiun-Cnarh .-Xrlerafters 2. 31 lflrrillvall l. 2. 31 Base-nail 2. fl: lla-ke-tball 2. Steals SlI!'1'PSS in mahing lrienfls has been ilue In his sense oil humor anrl his pleasing person- ality. If 7 f,,..' 1 , s J!4'i' LLY4 I . 1,,. I . .,1 V,gy. I XT , 1 RENA ANNA AUGUSTINE Home EC. Lanky Ambition-Salxation Army Offieer Student Council 2g Glee Club 2, 3g Dramatic Club 2. 31 FHA 1, 2, 3: Usher 2. 3. Rena is a quiet girl but possesses a large capacity for friendship. JOAN LEE BECK Gi-ne-ral Br-ck Ambition-Nurse Speaking Choir 3: Clee Club 1. 2. 3: Dramatic Club 2. 3: Tri- H-Y 2. 3. loan is always around to have a goodjime and is as witty as they c5me.f-7' 1 rf? Y! A. . .fL.VJ V ,pf ' '1 f 1 1 Il 1 . ,Lf ' 'T 4 E 1 . g V1 - ,717 I if . Q. X I f Y X 1 11 4 . JJ-'I , - A 5 ..,, ,. Louis LAw'nE1jz.Y1'BficcHi Cejieral lV'l.ou Ambition-Priiff-s-innal Atlilvte Football 1. 2. 31 llasketlrall l, 2, 3. A star athlete u-hile in high school, Lou has a gooil start lowarrl attaining his goal. BEVERLY BLANK Home Ee. Bev Ambition'-X4Ray 'l'c-clinician Dramatic Club l. 2. 3g FHA 3g C-lee Club 3: Stand Com- mittee 3. i Bev is tiny but shetjs full,0f' pep and ran He ,wunterlfizponLg when work isVI.o'be done. 'I X I 9 C - f f ' ,r. V . -f' r 'l .. PL ' div. 1, ML I , I BARRY DiETTER1cRf L BOWMAN I eg lrl uzz Ambition-Mineralogist Stand Committee 2. 35 Blue and Wliitf' 2: Band I, 2. 33 Radi Club 31 Dramatic Club 2, 3: Kiwanian. Buzz has a pleasant word for everyone and this has made him a farorile in the class. X K l CHARLES H. CARRATICIERS, I . College Prep Chai'w Ambition-Busirmskm 'Y Stand Committee 3g Radio Clubfi 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2. 33 Baseball 1.32. 35 Hi-Y 1. 2, 3g Student Council 1. Chas is the Amor', type of fel- low whose rharm eaplirates a host of girls. MARY CATHERINE CLAUS College Prep Ambition-Home Economist Dramatic Club 2. 33 Radio Club 3g Student Council 2. 33 Speak- ing Choir 3. Mary's a quiet girl but her friendly helpfulness reaches out U Rifle. JOAN PATRICIA BOGNAR Commercial B0ggie Amliition-Private Secretary Dramatic Club 2. 3. Ioan, a tall, sandy haired girl, is sure to make her mark in the business world. CATHERINE BREDBENNER General g'Cackie AmbitionfTeacl1er Dramatic Club 1, 2. Cackie is full of fun and always has a smile on her face. Her pupils will enjoy her classes. MARY JANE CARRATHERS Commercial Mi J Ambition-Secretary Stand Committee 35 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3g Speaking Choir 3. We've discovered that Mary Iane's sweet smile and good looks have a personality to match. A A - f 'tcbl 'swirl -. Mable QU 1 X! ' 1 X T A L ' 0' D tvvx, U , 'QV Qffx A LA QB N s .Si .A nf . -. RICHARD P. COCKLIN Voc.-Ind. Phil Ambition-Draftsman VLT Club 2, 3g Blue and White 3. Phil devotes most of his time to basketball and to driving his Dad's Car. Good luclrl - l . f' l , ' EUGENEA. CO LKQS I 'X Gf?era e Ll Ant itiotzf-Rfinistfl .irlcraftef I lik l Gene, po essesdd. ser.iou,Q sper. sonoliug 'hich zvilh b Ad Qreaqll asset in 'ssiulur ' rlf. , if I J' I L 6 L . ., l' . I, V , , L u I. L K, I . C N I , I 4 , Ll L ' , -l .h E L , I Q' I K CLEMENT LOUIS CORONA, JR. Ceneral Clem Ambition-Engineer Football 1. 2, 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3g Baseball 2, 3. Here is a eoarh's dream-a fel- low with enough brains and brown fur three people. 'V 1 l -. If , I' 'I ' 1-N fl' 1 ' it. , l ' X. lm' lj' - . . L ' 4 A ,A fe ,. RICHARD CHARLES C N CREEVEY College Prep Rick AmbitiOn4Store Manager Band lg Hi-Y 2, 33 Radio Club 1, 2, 3g Speaking Choir 3. Dick has shown a lot of initiative in his work at school and we wish him success. BENNIE EUGENE DAINOWSKI College Prep Doc Ambition-Electrical Engineer Band 1, 2, 39 Radio Club 2. Bennie has a great lfnaek for making friends. L' ix A . I . ' - 1 . 3 F I . A . ,I V . K KENNETH EUGENE CONFER VOC.-Ag. Juke Jxllllllllllflfr Farmer FFA 1. 2. 31 Basketball 1. 2. 3. jake is aluays lnolfing for work to do and should make an ou!- slanrling farmer, CLEO JEAN COSTINO General Ambition-Governess Stand Committee 3g Dramatic Club 2. 3g Blue and White 1, 2, 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3g Clee Club 1, 2. 35 Cheerleader 2, 3. Cleo seems to have more troubles than anyone else, but she always manages to come out on top. CAROLYN JANE CURLAND Home EC. Curly Ambition-Housewife FHA 2, 3. Curly's pep is exceeded only by her ability as a cook. SEENIE MARIE DALTO Commercial- CinCin Ambition-Secretary Stand Committee 3: Dramatic Club 2. 35 Radio Club 2. The good-natured gal who keeps all the eommereial elasses in high spirits-lhat's Seenie. V, KENNETH H. DAt rRICH Clem-ral Kim Ambitiun- liudiu Xnnwuneer Stand Cummitta-e fl: Funtball Manager 21 Basketball Manager Ig Radio Club 2. 3. Kiln nmy seem IO be the quiet illlillvllll lype. but appearanres are del'-Aiming. A .2 l 1 ' 1 1 be mx. .1 DANIEL A. NDIETTERICK L i General Dann 6 L, if ,-Xinlmitiun--lfntq inf-r Dramatic Club 2. 3 gwliadio Club 3. Tall and xaure. llmzny will rroon his way to the lop in the enter- tainment leorlrl. JEAN DOCKEY College Prep Due Ambition-Nurse Stand Committee 2. 3g Dramatic Club 2. 3: liuiliu Club 2. 3: Blue and Whitt- 33 llle-e Club 2. 3: Band lg Student Counvil 2. 3: Speaking Choir 3. ,lemfx alnilily In zsurlf and her winning ways will be just what the rloelor orflererlf' f .ff tj AQ 1: - NED DO lsON X 'A wg eral '5l1:'lly rm q lidinh rumnu-nl N Ura im' Cl b ' Band TJ 2. 3g fx ft:-rs 3 .Hi-Y Q2. 3: S ng ir 3. 2 xl Sh' ly's 1 et nznurel explodes n he iqday. his lopnoleh ability lzjlh the flru is. I 1 . Rf DORIS I.Oi:1s1-1 DEITRICH Home lfv. lluttm-rball .-Xmbitiun -lluust-wife PH.-'t 2. 3. Doris Oughf to make a terrific houseuile il her lalent in home erononzirs 14'11rl.' means !1V1j'flII'll,'Z. DONALD R. DIETTERICK Voc.-Ind. lJ. ll. Ambition-None Stand Committee- 31 lli-Y 2. 3: VLT Club 2. 3. Here is lI.lJ.'s rlesrription in a nutshell Frienrlly. with a humorous aml u'inning person- alify. JOAN DOCKEY Collf-g1el'rep juni Ambition- Success Class Oifiea-r 1. 2. 3: Dramatic Club 2. fi: lllue and Wbite 33 Clee Club 3: Stand Committee 33 Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. There is never a flap' when joan is lalue anrl as a friend she will always be true. JANICE GALE DOHL flume' RC. Jan .-'lmbitinn--Dietitian FHA 2. 3: Speaking ilbnir 2. ,lanls unique giggle has zum her mam' a llrienrl. ELIZXBETII Cn,xnLOTTE D0i'Tii.xT Home li:-. lil sXIlllPlll4'H l'lUl1-vhllv' FHX 2. 3. Li: is eager In please eieryone. Her inrenfions are alira-rs Ihe best. Rlciunim JAMES DVPRAS li1'Il!'l'3l nllivl-in Anilmition-Engineer Dramatic- Club 2. 3: .Nrterafters 2. 3: Stanwl Cmmuittvv 3: Blue and Wvliite 2. 3: Hamlin Club 3. Diffs fine art and dramatic talents will certainly be missed when he leaies B. ll. S. 1 , If 1 if... 5,,f.. FRANCES Crxrnlljx .. -. DZIALDOWSKY ff ' LCollc-ge Prep Fran -J Y Anllgilgan-Pllarplameir' J! Stiand Committee 3: . lDran7ay.ic C1up'i2. sp .Riino Club f'2. Sa Ciwgic Clulsijleprfsenlative. ' Fran lhafs c'harm.7a wonderful but -'rareldqiiraligrn 'C Y.. V. DELORES JEAN EYELAND Home EC. Tillie Arnbition-Hnusewife I-'HA 3 Tillie is a rule gal, really nice lo know. XVILLIANI DVPKANICK llmiiim-rvial Willy ,'Xmhiti0n-llc-nlifl Ftanml Conimittve 2. 3. Bill has shozui plenly of ambition during his sehuol flaps. Good lurlfl GENEVIEVE NANCY DZERA College' Prep Cen Ambition-Nurse Dramatic Club 2. 3: Radio Club 35 Blue and White 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Speaking Choir 3. Gen is sweet aml quiet u'iIh loads of intelligenre. She will be a brigh! light in any hospilal. JAMES ELSTON Commercial Jim Ambition-Business Executive Jim is one of fhe more sturlious members of the class-and you shoulrl see his grades. ORVAL RAYMOND EYELAND General On Amlmilion - Engineer Stand Cmimiiltez- 2. 3. Inlelligenre, loolfs and irienrlli- ness are rhe sefrelx nf Unis popillarify. CORRINE HELEN FISH Commercial Corrie Ambition-Social Worker Stand Connnittee 2. 33 Dramatic Club Big Radio Club 3g Student Council 3g Speaking Choir 3. She is quiet and sweet, her charm 1'an't be beat. MARK A. GRASLEY General jones Ambition!-Elephant Hunter Student Council 2 Jones is a boy who has energy to spare. His fun-packed per- sonality really is rare. ANN MARY GUNTHER Home Ee. Ambition-Housewife FHA 3g Speaking Choir 3. Precious things come in small packages applies perfectly to Joan. BEVERLY DAWN HAMPTON Home Ec. Bev Ambition-Dietitian Stand Committee 33 Dramatic Club 35 FHA 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3g Speaking Choir 3. A happy smile, a winning way, Bev seems to grow sweeter every day. LARRY GRASLEY Voc.-Ind. Dc-itch Ambition-Nlachinist VLT Club 2, 3. Larry's knowledge of the out- doors has made him an interest- ing person to know. ROBERT C. GROZIER Post Graduate Bob Ambition-Engineering Bob graduated in 1948. This year he studied science and math in preparation for an engineering career. EARL D. HACK Voc.-Ind. Hack VLT 2, 3. Earl always tries to do his best, so he succeeeds where others fail. JOYCE MAY HARMON Home Ec. Jo Ambition-Housewife FHA 1, 2, 3g Dramatic Club 3. We all know Jo is a good cook. This business she knows like a book. EI'n0RA HARMON lluniv lie. lb Ut, :Xmluition - limi-Q-wife FHA 2. 3. EIulora's surcesses in the home economies rourse zronlrl inrlifate sarfess for her as a hoaseztite. RICHARD LARRY HEWLETT Voc.-Intl. Dick .tITll7lll0X1'-llY'lflf'1'lflt'll VLT Club 2, 3. Dick is one of the jeu' sturlenls who has as mufh ambition in school as out of sehool. I , I I lWlRIAM RUTII HILL College Prep l'rufe Ambition-Dental Hygienst Stand Committee 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Speak- ing Choir 3. Always bursting with ambition, .lliriam makes sure she finishes anything she begins. KATHLEEN DAWN HOFFMAN Commercial Kate Ambition-Secretary Stand Committee 3: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y l. 2. 3: Speaking Choir 3. Here is a sues! gal that everyone likes. She will make an efficient serretary. HOWARD FREDERIVK ll!-ISS N--t.Aln1l. He-- .xllllllllllll Nlavliiniet Ylfl' Club 2. fl. Houarrl is a reliable tellou uhose hobby is the great oaftloors. BARBARA JOAN HILL llonie Ee. Nllilfllu AInbitinn-Hou-ewife Racliu Club lg Fllqx 2. 3. Barb makes superb fakes and she mixes one up in nothing flat. NANCY LEE HILL General Nanf'e AIIIbitionf'l'ypiQt Stand Committee 2: llramatit' Club 2. 33 Tri-Hi-Y l. 2. 3: Clee Club 1. 2. 3: Speaking Choir 3: Cl'lE6I'lP81lt'l' l, 2. 3. An all aranna' gal, Nanfy has personality plus. SIIIRLEY ANN HOSLER lrlnme Ee. 5lIirl Ambitionfllousewife Dramatic' Club 1. 2. 3: FHA l. 2. 3: Clee Club 1. 2. 3: Speak- ing Choir 3, The may to a nIan's heart is through his 5f0VH!1f'hU has al- ready been proren by Shirley. FRANCES RENEE HOTTENSTEIN College Prep Fran Ambition-Nurse Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3: Radio Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 33 Clee Club 2. 3. Fran can really be depended up- on to get things done. RODNISY HUNSINGER Voc.-lnd. Rod Ambition-Fbeetmetal VLT Club 2. 3. Rod is both dependable and efficient-no wonder he received such fine gradesf CLIFFORD ZANE KACYON College Prep Duck Ambition-Forest Ranger Football 1, 2. 33 Radio Club 2. Shy, with a subtle sense of humor describes Duck to a T. MARILYN LOUISE KERSHNEF College Prep Ke-rsh Ambition-Nurse Dramatic Club 1. 2. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 llanil 1.2. 3: Stull:-nt Coun- cil 1. Kersh and her smile will cer- tainly be missed at B. H. S next year. .uv pf Qs.. fav. 425- ' 56. 'fb-f' 1 I 4. C. 5 DOUGLAS HOUCK Collvgi-l'r1-p ulillllgu Alllllllllvll -DI-nlist Dramatic' Club 3g Ratlio Club 1. 2. 31 Has:-lmall 1. 2, 32 Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. Doug is the uit of the Class. Whether his rltrssrrlrtlrs 1l'ill Iran! him to pull their teeth is de- batable. - .' -S ' ' x PATRICIA ANN HUTCHINSON Conimvrcial Pat Ambition-Tcltfphone Operator Dramatic Club 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. True friends are more precious than diarnondsf' and Pat has been an example of this. PATRICIA LOUISE KEMP College Prep 'iPatt An1bitionA Flt'Il1f'I1lHI'y Teacher Stand Committee 2, 3g Dramatic Club 35 Radio Club 1. 2. 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3g Speaking Choir 3. Patt is sinvere and capable-a fine student. LILLIAN ,TOAN KESSLER Commercial '4Joan , Ambition-Secretary i Dramatic Clulm 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Banrl 1, 2. 33 Student Council 1. Ioan is Certain to brighten up any office. We wish her luck! JOAN ELAINE KISSINGER CIIIIIInerFial Aniliition Secretary Dramatit' Club 2. 3. loan has many eharaeteristies that will malfe her a fine secre- tary. HELEN B. KOVACH College Prep SatCh AnIbitioniCyIII Teacher Stand Committee 3g Radio Club 2g Dramatic Club 2: Blue and White 25 FHA 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 33 Speaking Choir 3. Safeh's heazl-stands are something to seel She has real athletic ability. 4 , 1. Lf DORIS ELAINE LAMOREAUX Commercial Ambition-Housewife Doris is always bubbling over with fun and laughter - fine qualities for a housewife. LOWERY EUGENE NICHENRY General Meek Class President 2. 3: Stand Com- mittee 2. 3: Radio Club 1. 23 Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. Larry's leadership abilities have made him one of the popular boys in the elass. JOAN NlARIE HERCIIAKOLET General Teensie Anlllition-Housewife Dramatic Club 2. 3g Tri'Hi-Y 33 Glee Club 1. 2. 3. Teensie smiles no matter what comes along. She will be missed at B. H. S. I i f f I , r' I 1 A ,. I- ' WILIJIQI P. KRAMER, JR. IYoc.-Ag. Billf9 Ambimml-IAIIZ dt-II ,,,eFl'Af2.!. , tBIlll is truly a Flftufeiflfarmer. We hope hd eapf kz Vrieh harvest every year.l f J ' it if 9 Lois L. LONGENBERGER College Prep Ambition-Nurse Stand Committee 34 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3g Clee Club 3g Usher 2, 3. Lois enjoys helping others-a basic quality of a nurse. xx- r .XX I N. 1 4 'Na wi uf ' 1 I I ii B Ll N I I I ,fl f IW ,tif-II, fin V2 ,' , CT A? ,,V'L,, ? . fi. Lf! 'R GILKERT RALP1-I, 1 C,cCERT i .Voc.-lnd.l'lf'Ma?k? Ambition-Jewblp VLT Club Mack's impish smile and elerer remarks altraet many friends his way. A .,, .V L' ,ty .f 'LfF I If Hain xii M7ixRsHMAN VY Sljklwe Ee. .n L ll AnibitiunvWaves A, Ratlitfllliili 2: FHA 2, 3. F Llgraztsefof her ambition 'eoolf andfgew Shirley Iisillkgeklgxpop- x, 1 gout nut .srhootdiflhe has been n rlmol. lv fi MARION JEAN NIASICH Home EC. Arubitinn-Typist Dramalie Club 2. 33 Blue and W'hite 2. 31 Band 2. 3: FHA 1, 2. 3: Radio Club 1. .Uarion is always ready to do a faror for any of her many friends, ALVIN G. NIICHAEL Voc.-Ag. Mike Ambition-Farmer FFA 1. 2. 3. Alvin would rather spend his time in the u'ide open spaces than attend srhool any day. GERALD DEAN MIKNICH College Prep Cer Anlbition-Naval Cadet Stand ffomniittee 21 Band 1. 2. 3. Cond-loulfing Cer is an all around guy and esperially talented in playing a trurnpet. ROBERT BERNARD NIARTIN General Bob .'XnIlIition - Siivet-is llramatit' Club 2. 3: Radio Club 1. 2, 34 Blue and Whitt- 3: Fool- hall 13 Hi-Y 1. 23 I-Xrterafters 1, 2. 3. With his pleasenl manner and good humor, Bob can't miss that goal. l I I . l Ni ,v .' .K I ' X I 4 DA MARY MATZKEJ, . 'College Prep -- Arribition!Doct0r Stand Committee 2. 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3g Radio Club 1. 2. 3g Blue and White 1. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3g Student Council 3. ,Vary is one of the best dressed gals at B. H. S. She is an effi- cient worker. ANNA MAE MICHAEL General 3Iazie Ambition-Merchandising Stand Committee 35 Dramatic Club 2, 3g Student Cuunvil 3. Riding horses well is one of Mazie's talents. She is a won- derful and interesting person to ffnow. EDWIN G. MILHEIM Voc.-Ind. Ed Afllllill0l'l7lvIltlF'f'1tlPll VLT Club 2. 3. folly and nIis1'hieI'iotis are the words that remind one of Ed Wilheim. NlARlI.YN NlII.LER tlollf-gv l'rvp nlltlgbl' Ambitinn-Journaligm Stand liurnntittm- 2. 3: llramatic Club 2. 3: Radio Club 1. 2. 32 Blur- ml Wim- 1. 2. :iz 'rn-iii-Y 2. 3: 5111-aking Choir 3. Hugs has I'i1'HI'1'it. fharrn. and pep. For all Atunaloring things shefx really hep. MAC MOYER College- l'rm-p Ambition-1'ntlvvitled Stand Committee 33 .Nrtcrafters 3g Kiwanian Class Officer 3. ,Var is an all around good student who will lenrl a helping hanrl to anyone who needs it. ADAM L. NAUS Voc.-Ind. Pee Wee Stand Committee 33 Hi-Y 1, 2: VLT Club 2. 3. Here is a likable little fellow- a real spark plug of the class. JEAN PARKER Home Ec. Jeannie Anibition-M'aves FHA 2. 3: Stand Committee 2: Dramatic Club 3. Jeannie is always ready to brighten up a conversation and is usually found doing just that. Nl.-XRTIIA ANN XIILLER Commercial Myrt .-Xmbition ff-S1-vrvtary Tri-lli-Y 2. 3: Dramatic' Club 3. .llartha will win the faror of her boss with the sunshine in that smile oil hers. JAMES JOHN MUEHLHOF College Prep Louie Ambition-Coaet Cuard Band 1, 2, 33 Radio Club 2. Louie has played a big part in the band. We wish him the best of everything. HENRY BERNARD Noss General Bernie Ambition-Dancer Stand Committee 35 Dramatic Club 1. 2. 33 Radio Club 1. 23 Football 1. 25 Hi4Y lg Art- crafters 2. 3. Bernie has a sperial charm all his own that assures him a suc- cessful dancing career. JOSEPH PATLOVICH College Prep Joe Ambition-Engineer Radio Club 1. 23 Basketball 1, 23 Artcrafter 33 Student Council 2. Coorl-loolring Joe will be a big hit as an engineer just as he has been in school. JUDITH ANN PETERS College Prep Judy Ambition-Nurse Stand Committee 2, 33 Dramatic Club 2. 33 Radio Club 1, 23 Blue and White 2. 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 33 Student Council 21 Speaking Choir 3. . Judy is I1 friendly girl with a dynamic personality. JAMES LARUE PETTY General lim Ambition-Navy Stand Committee 2. 33 Hi-Y 2, 33 Baseball 2. 33 Artcrafter 2. lim is a swell guy who gets along well with everyone. 1' .t. LLOYD C. POLLOCK, Jai iVoc.-Ind. Pollis 1 Ambition-Engineering VLT Club 2, 3. Lloyd loves to hunt and fish and spends his spare time this way. CAROLYN ANN RUPINSKX Home Ee. Babe Ambition-Air Line Hostess Dramatie Club 23 Blue and White 2: FHA l, 2, 33 Clee Club 2. Carolyn always has a friendly smile. When she says something it really makes sense. I -ll' fwv-R ,493 GEORGE PETRISHIN General George-ous Ambition-Radio Announcer Stand Committee 2. 3: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 33 Radio Club 2. 33 Discussion Club l. 2. lf you're ever feeling blue, look up George. He'll drive your blues away. i , s . DOLORES JOAN PILIONE Commercial. DoD:-e Ambition-f-Nurse Stand Cmmnittee 2. 33 Dramatic Club 2. 3: Radio Club 3. Full of pep and with lots of stamina Deljee can be seen dash- ing around the halls. We wish her the best ol luelrl CAROL L. PRICE Home Ee. AmbitiongX-Ray Technician Stand Committee 33 Dramatic Club 33 FHA 2. 3g Clee Club 2, 3. Carol's smile is sure to brighten up any X-Ray picture! X 1 DONALD SAMSEL General Duck Ambition-Coach Football 1. 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3g Artcrafter 3. Duelf was told that football heroes are tops with the girls, so he became a football hero. CONNI JEAX SERIFF tjullt-uv Pr:-In :Xmbitiun Xlv-rcbanwlixing Stantl Cummitt +- 2: llramatic' Klub 2. 3: Hatlm Klub l. 2. 3: lilue antl Wbitf- l. 2. 3: 'l'ri-lli-Y 2. 3: Clue- Club 1. 2. 3: Ftuclc-nt Cuunvil 1. 21 Cixiv Club Re-p.: Class Tre-a-urvr 2. wlmialvle. !1lYIlll'l1lllIlS. anal alfraf- tire desfribe ffonni perjeflly. SARA ANN SHAFFER Comme-ra'ial Shall- Ambition lltxnkkvvper Stand Cnmniittm- 3: Dramatic Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: lvsbc-r 3. .4 nlrienrllri' girl. Sara always has a smile upon her vlafe. MARCIA JEAN SHERMAN Collvgzv Prep R11Nty Ambitiun-WElem:-ntary 'l'e-arher Slililfl Commit! o-+- 2. 3: llramatic Club 1. 2. 3: Radin Club l. 2. 3: llluv antl White' l. 2. 3: 'liri-Hi-Y 23 Spa-aking Choir 3. Refi hair. 1-harm. and pep are lhree of lhe reasons Ihat Uarria has been' one of the lfiaflerf of fhe lflass of '33, . Y: .1 ' JOAN MARIE SHOOK Cnllvgf' Pri-'p JUN Ambition-Housewife Dramatic Club 2: Radio Club 1. 2: Clee Club 3. ,lo is well lfrmun for her though!- ,lulnes anrl foresight. fi L V Q Lf THOMAS BRYAN SHADE Commerrial Tum :Xnibitinn-Farr-st Ranger Stand Committee 3: Basketball 3. Tom is the quiet sturlious type- X worth his weigh! in gold. X. '6- . -0 4' HULDA SHAFFNER Horne EC. D0lly Ambition-Dietitian Dramatic Club 3: FHA 3: Clee Club 3. Dolly is new to B, H. S. but with her charm she has won many friends. RICHARD A. SHETLER General Dick AmbitionYT0 go to Alaska Radio Club 1. 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3: Band 1. 2, 3: Artcrafters l, 23 Stand Committee- 2. Whenever you hear a group laughing, you can be sure Dick is in the renter. JAMES SHULTZ Voc.-lml. 5bultzy AmbitinnADraftfman VLT Club: Basketball 2. lim is u guy with a rnisfhierous eye and a famous holrotl. RICHARD W. SHULTZ Voc.-lnd. DiClQH ' Stand Cuininittce 1: YLT Club 2. 31 Student Cuunci . llifl. is ll smart dresser and a right sharp lonlfing-guy. ' n I MARYANN SINK llominercial Honey :Xinbitiun-Housewife lhm't let .llaryann's small stature ,loot you for she has a great big llfafl. KENNETH R. SMITH C1-ne-ral Kenny Aiubition--A Profession Radiat Club 3: 'Xrtcraftf-rs l. 2. 3: Student Council 1: Speaking Cbnir 3. flnrialfle, llrienrlly, and intelligent are rr vleu: 1le.sr'riptii'e terms appli- cable to Kenny. SHIRLEY illAE STERLING flumrm-rcial 5birl linbitiun Stenngrapher Shirl is a rligrzitieri young larly zrhu has a trarrrz Hello lor etfryune she sees. PHILOMENA MARY SILVERS College Prep Phil Ambition-Private Secretary Stand Committee 2. 3: Uramatic Club 2. 3: Radio Club l. 2. 3: llluc'ancl White 1. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 31 Speaking Choir 2. 3: Civic Club Rep. Phil with her initiatiie and pleasant manner will make some boss a wonrlerlttl sefretary. JEAN MAXINE SITLER Home EC. nleannieu Ambition-Typist FHA 2. 3: Usher 2. 3. Jeannie has been a faithful mem- ber of the FHA and will certainly be ngisfed by this organization. , Q 1 4 Y 1 I 1 i it 0 MARTHA MARIE STARVATOVV College Prep Klart Ambition-Teacher Stand Committee 2. 3: Dramatic Club 2. 3: Radio Club 1. 2. 32 Blue and White 1. 2. 3: Tri'Hi-Y 2. 3: Student Council 3: Civic Club Rep. Hart, an intelligent young lady, participates in many activi- ties and does all of them well. MARY ELLEN STIMELING Commercial AmbitionAStenographer Stand Committee 3: Dramatic Club 3: Speaking Choir 3. .Vary Ellen is liked by all for her pleasant chatter and gay laughter. JEAN E. STRICKLAND llmnf- Fix Jvanie ' .'xIi1lllll0l'17BP3l1ilClZ:ll1 Pill l. 2. 3: Xrtvrafte-rs 2. 3. jean enlerefl H, H. 5. as a junior. This has not prerenfell her from making a lol of frienrls, JEANNE LOUISE TEPKO Cnmmeri-ial Ti-p :Kmliilionvsecrr-tary llramatic Club 2 Tep is a rule blonde with lols of pep and energy. MARY Lou TRAUGH College Prep Lou Ambition-Social worker Dramatic Club 2, 3: Radio Club l 2, 3: Blue and White l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3 Speaking Choir 3. Dark hair, a pleasing smile, and a willingness to help-describe Mary Lou. I , , .iff f ef' lla. -1.7 f' 'ATM 1-,x L fl' I 1 ALLAN WAYNE l.vNGER Voc.-lnrl, Al Amlntionflllarhinist VLT Club 2. 3. Allan is a born marhinist-in fart he does everything well. Vizro M. TALANCO General ll1mn1-5 Anilmitilvn- Navy Artcrafiers l. 2. 3. Boonefs just the hoy' I0 be a sailor. He'll have a girl in eiery p0r1.' J 7. BERNICE' LoU1sE TIMBRELL .V Cullege Prep '1Berni i Ambitionw-Nurse llramatic Club l. 2, 3: lllue and Wlmin- 2, 33 Trialli-Y 2. 3g Gif-e Club 1, 2. 33 Stull:-nt Council 2. 35 Civic Club Rep.: Class Secre- tary 3g Clieerleailvr 1, 2. 3. When Berni turns on thai Certain sonzelhing, the sirlfesl of her patients is sure to get well. GLORIA DAWN TITMAN Home EC. Fizz Ambition-Not decided Blue and White 3 Gloria has always been known as a willing helper and this has brought her many friends. DARLIS ANN UNGER College Prep Dari Ambition'fNavy Nurse Ill:-e Club 1. 2.3: Triwlli-Y 3. Another elassmaie who will fol- lou' in Ihe foolsleps of Flurenre Nightingale is Ilarl, She has lhe qualifies tha! make a fine nurse. NESTER C. URBAN Voc.-lml. L'rlJie VLT Clulm 2. 3. Urbie is zz neatly dressed boy with a Vellou' rorzrertilrle. Hehe nire, tool JUNE VILLA Hlllllfl EC. Aniliition-Houam-wife Radio Club 21 Speaking Choir 3: Stand Committee 3. fune is one member of lhe class who is seen but not heard. Her smile has won her many friends. ANNA MARIE WEAVER General Ambition- Nurses' Aid Anna has been at B. H. S. for two years. She is a serious mind- ed student who enjoys being polite and helpful. x ,- . MARILYN lVlARY WENZEL Gene-ral Ambition-Fashion Designer Dramatic Club 2. 34 Radio Club 3g Speaking Choir 3. .Uarilyn is an atlraetire girl whose rlothes make her look lil-re a fashion model. CIIARLES REES VAIIGIIN liullegi' Prop lllli1 ' .Xiiiliiliun --Lawyer Radio Club 2. 3. Blutg gi-dl White l, 2. 3: lfontluall . 31 Speak- ing iflxuir fl. Kiw nian. Lhir' is' a ago, Ivilh around alrilily fiUll1'lI' exr' s in sporls ' U. . ' as zvel as III srho snr' vorh. Al u ' , I ,HW .Rl hi IN Vi' 2 X13 Ju E. I , V' X1 u V, ,ul I REGINALD JACK VOUGHT Ce-nn-ral Reggie-' ,Miilnilioii Slll'l'4'rS Reggie is an easy going fellow C1lll'!ly'S happy lo do a favor for a friend. EARL P. WELSH Voc.-lnrl. 'sCurley Ambition--Slieet Metal Work Ylfl' lllulv 2. Ii. fiIlflf'j,S slfill with a ,Quilar is one of the things that has made him a popular senior. LEONARD J. WEST fiollogr- l'rv-p nlforlivii flniliition -A-Engineer Radio Club 2 lf Corky has as murh fun as an engineer as he has had in math floss. he ueill hare a merry life indeed. JANET ELAINE WIIIITMIRE llwint- Er. jay .'lIIIbiIi1vII--llntiv-wife FH X 2. 3. janet ll'lZS ginlterl ll'l-fl! big blue eyes anal lflomle hair. She is a goorl Irorlfer onrl ilepernltzble. SHIRLEY MAE WllI'FNIIRE lllrlllt' EI: 5lIiI'lu .'kII1lllll0Ilf'llt'Z1Lllll'l8l l Stanml ii0lllIllllll'Q' 3g lfllfi 2. 3. Shirl is the quiet type but she has ll lung list of ,lrienfls among Classmates and srhoolmates. JOHN C. WOLCIIANSKI Ca-neral Jnhnny AnIbitinn-Navy Football lg Artcrafte-r l. 2. 3. john, with his jokes for all occa- sions, ought to brighten up the U. S. Nazy. NANCY A. WRIGHT College Prep Nan Ambition-Commercial Artist Dramatic Club 2. 3: Radio Club 2. 3: Blue and White 2. 3: Tri- Hi-Y 3: :Xrtcraftcr 2. 3: Band 1, 2, 31 Student Council lg Speak- ing Choir 3. This young lady has Fllllfifll many I1 male heart to slfip a beat. NANCY LEE WIIITNIIRE Home Ev. Nan .fXIIIbiti4In lloiixe-wife Stansl fl0IIlY1llllt't' 2. 3: Ralliu Club 3: Speaking Choir 3: Claw Offim-r l. 2. One at lhe best Ilresserl girls in srhonl. ,Yan shows her good taste in her rlothes. , ,Q A. I K 7IQyELyN1'JEAN WILLIAMS I 'Hgm' iz.-. ' , .- Aiiglmiiiun-Hmrmq Ecorffbniies Dramatic 'Club 31 FHA 1. 2, gg Hand l, 2, 3: Usher 2. VA 'AA ,irg'erid irT 'need is atjrierfzi 'indeedf' is Eqjsdnottou ' I Cf' 'I A,. fl ,V',4 l ' fi' 'I K, I 'Q fb ld L ,1 RICHARD EARL WOLFE College Prep Dick Ambition - Pennsylvania State Police. A red head with a lot of brainsn- rhafs Dick. , I. R2 ' . 'I Cx Lg K . Ky - I 5 , ' A '. LQ I. Qu, 1 ,III Lf I .Q D gV,73w ix I ' Cy X J v -Q . , .1 4 ff 2' J RONALD A. XVRIGHT College Prep Ron Ambition-Lawyer Stand Committee 31 Radio Club 2: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Speaking ChoirI11 1 A . . . 5 Ronnie 'afzth his Creu' Cat .ts afisvgys artire. There neier a dull nrornengiiheldhe is around. . -in 'T 1 I if IJUYLE FRANKLIN WYNINGS lil-ncral Nig Mnliitirm ---Naxy Stunil 11lllIIIIl111l'Q' 33 Hi-Y 3: 'Xi'lcr'uflcrQ 2. 3. liuylc who has inhcritczi the lf'xr1ir1g:'.s gum! lrmlfs, also has a firm .wnxc of humor. C 'ul ml ci I.-....1 ANN ELIZABETH YANK0 liullvgf- 1'rf-p :Xmlvilinn-,lfvurnalixin Sluncl lfminnittc-c 2. 31 Dramatic f.lul1 2. .51 Rasllo f,lulJ 1. 2. 3: lilue- anil White! 1. 2. 3: Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3. ,-1im hax an active part in Prvry- lhing and stiff manages to turn our lop grades. ASS OFFICERS WTAYNE JOHN YNSINSKI College Pre-p Muffy .Xnxlailiori lhintift Radio Club 1. 2. 31 Fimtlulll 1. 2. 3: llaskctlwall 1. 2. 3: lla-1-Imll 1. 2, 3g Speaking lfhuir Il. What zcozild the Hass of '53 have done zrilhazir lliiiiqmf' HP is sure to put Norma IUIIIQQE' .spnrls program on the map. , -f-.1 JINIOR CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLA-XSS OFI lCP1IiS l,fP.SI.f!f'71l ,, , , , . ,,.,,, , , Carl DeFclm President . , ,. , , .,,,, ,Craig Llc-wcllyn lice lIfc'?Sl.f1PIlf ,,,, , , Steve Vaughn Vice Prcsirlenl , ,, , ,Elizalictli Faircliilml Trvasurer H ,, Nancy Algatt Secretary ,. ,, ,, ..,..,, Frances Beck Sccrclary , ,..,,,. ., ,llollie Klinetob Treasurer.. Bonnie Cunlhcr f1lll'lASl'fS , . ,.,.,,,, ,Mrs Frank Taylor Advisers, . ,,,,. Mrs. Betty Hcnrie Miss Margaret Richards Mr. Erncct Bailey 12?-'A 9+ 1- as Wife J Y -0- NED DODSON ,l 'Q .f-fp u' . BARRY BENNIE BOWMAN DAINOWSKI SENICDR MEMBER F THE AN RICH.-XRD EVELYN SHETLER WILLIAMS GER NLD xllvvlr-v .uuxannnx ' -4. -4 E Q NIARILYN KERSHNER K '1l'3 -.. W ... Q, JA MES MUEHLHOF B BA o First row: 'Mary Eshleman, Bennie Dainowski, John Stephanski, Harold Bachman, Alex Vezendy, Sain Milazzo, Britt Adams, Nancy Algatt, Ned Dodson. James Miller, Ronald Emkey, Jack Harter, Peter Purcell, Craig Llewellyn, Barbara Garrison. Second row: Blelva Hook, Barry Bowman, Elaine Alley, Joanne Oblosser, Patsy Hower, Larry Wark. Connie Bredbenner, Debby Bower, Pat Lockard, Peggy Lynch, Kay Lynn, Betty Benfield, Kay Kurlish, Evelyn Williams, Joan Kessler. Third row: Gail Albertson. Rodney Bittenbender. Terry Riegel, Larry Lechtlitner, Joe Sabatini, Rudolph lsvaak, Charles Fish, Joel Riegel, Gerald Xliknich, Dick Shetler, Bill Bower. Jack Peters, Claude Splain, Janet Fry, Zane Kemmler. Fourth row: Beatrice Williams, Judy Bankes, Gail Trego, Connie Haines. Kay Hill, Sally Timbrell. Nancy Kline, Marilyn Kershner, Elmer Xlcliechnie, Walter Todd, John Matash, Roger Starzan, John Hanko, Nancy Messersmith. Fifth row: Susan Curlancl, James Muehlhof, Bob Leitzel, Eddie Heacock, Freas Kreischer, Albert Alley, Lanny Berlin, Larry Hummel, Larry Geist, Alex Basala, James Timhrell, Richard Gray, Albert Strausser, Loretta Henry. Sixth row: Barbara Shultz, Connie Dietterick, Marian Masich, Nancy lRemaley, Nancy Wright, Connie Hess, Carolyn Diller, Carol Sitger. Aletha Ryianl C 1, , t l 1 :ft R. R. LLEWELLX Nl Director A ,-M o Q a , 5 a is , V 5 F 2 4 r I' E s I 1 Q I 1 . . C Q X Y if ir! f Q Ygef IMI' F Y r I :Ce HN IOR VARSITY ---Knf-sl ing: Gail llartvr. Elaine- Zal Filii, Samlra Norte. Standing Nancy Timlvri-ll, Wana Fe-rl fler. Carole' Hampf-I. i 4JA- 7Z'i5ffff,J'I?fffve CHEER LEADERSJ 5 VARSITY-First row: Connie Seriff, Nancy Hill, Mary Alice Starvatow. Second row: Cleo Costino, Nancy Drum. Third row: Bernice Timbrell, ,loan Dockey, Lola Troiani. -3, LOUH IHACCHI v W1 DAVHJ STEWART CLENIENT CORONA HENDERSON KACYUN ALLEY ANDERSON SENIOR MEMBER OF THE CDOTBALL TEAM CHARLES VAUGHN WAYNE YASINSKI i' Nr 1 DONALD SAMFEL r S ou. te-xv Vaughn. Conrad Tum. john Nlvnuvk. Xlivliae-l l.1-wii. David All:-y. Clifford f ' arlr-s Xvilllglllll. Thomas llolwhak. Str-wart :Xndr-reon. Sf-vonul row: Ce-rald Hittlv. Donald , ' . Suiusol. WL1!'no Yasinxki. l,oui5 lliut-4-hi. Carl Dr-Folio. 'lihomaf Rolwovk. Rivhard Warn:-r. Roln-rt A Crispvll. David Matash. Frml tlalm-vwicw. Tvd Kurkolo. Third row: Kc-nm-th Hvaps. Anthony Qi X l'rocida. Nlirllael Nlartvlli. Flnwr KlvKe'c'l1nie. Farultv Nlanagvrg Le-onard Rodslcy. Assistant i x Coach: Joe Colone, Coach: Thomas Kuchka. Thomas Huntington. Donald Bankf-s. Fourth row: Uonnis Harnr-r. ,lohn lmflr-r. Louis Barnum, Rf-gi Oraul. Tony Silvr-tti. Gerald Hicks. Joseph Krawiczski. Fuzzy Lowery. Charles Malt-nchore. Charles Lovkard. Bill Bauvhe-r. Len Slim-niaker. Fourth row: Frank Stuvo. Brit Kvsdlvr. llaxid Latorro. Harm-y Klingor. ,Irie Rado. Dan Uautrich, ' David Rees. Sam Sponenburg. Jack Creve-ling. David Parker lluvke-y Houck. li L x T if lr - X , .4 - A - l i ,uw gif! A 4 ' P tall L QLJV - ff X rl .. I it ,fl 'VL V . I ' li W Z -f ' li , ' 'ul , ,Vw 1 V - l tt - tv, f f ff . F TEAMS 1 ' v ly l . -V If f 7 l f 1 1 1 :J if 1 JOSEPH COLUNF lfoarh 1952 Record BERWICK OPPONENTS 2,1 Hazlf: Township . .. 15 14 Dunmore ,,,, ., 32 6 Sunliury . ...,,, 25 6 Mount Carmel .41 23 Hazleton ,, ,, ,.,, H21 6 Bloomshurg , .,.,,, 6 6 Shamokin , N26 T Pottsville , ,.,, 34- 35 Wie-st llazleton H , 6 6 Nantiroke ,, ,, , 6 6 Xewport Township ,, ,..,., 26 First row: Tony DiPaolo, Bob Lynn, John Kuchka, Ned McClintock, Tom Mensh, Dave Shetler, Roeky Crasley. Second row: Doug Houck. Ted Vatalaro, Wayne Yasinski, Clem Corona, Jim Petty, Charles Carrathers, Stew Anderson. Third row: Mickey Lewis, Dave Walton, Edward DeFebo, A. C. Morgan, Coachg Jerry Hittle, Dave Alley, Joe Reagan, Elmer McKechnie. BASEBALL TEAM A. C. MORGAN Baseball Coach 1952 Baseball Record BERWICK OPPONENTS 3 Shamolcin ,, ,. ,,,, .7,. . . ,f,,A..,f..f,,.. 4- 6 Mount Carmel . . ,,7...fff.fA---f 5 5 Shamokin ,C 7,,,,. ,-.-- A 7 3 Hazleton t.,t.77,,. 7ffA..-.4 4 4- West Pittston ,,,.,,, ..---A--- 1 1 8 Bloomsburg H .V,7 -frbv - 6 8 Hazle Township , .7 7..w f. 5 12 Hazleton , ,Y,Y..-7VVV -.,--- 4 1 West Pittston H .. 0 9 Hazle Township ,,.7,.7A7V,7woV A----- 2 League Playoff 8 Hazleton ,, ., ,..7,,,,,, ,V,,.,,.,7,,7,.,...,,,f . The Bulldogs were the winners in the Hughie Mc- Ceehan league. LEONARD RODSKY JOHN SIRCOVICS Assistant Coarhes ,H 'ir lzllizk. ftilfii XL WWU 1 A jig . V WV lvl A WILLIAM SKOMSKY Coarh JVNIOR Y.'lR5l'l'Y-'First rnw: llc-rhe-rt Harmon, Ke-nnvth llvaps, Mirhael Nlhfwlli Craig Llewellyn. Larry Perry. Sem-und row: Frrd Gabsewics. Richard Hilde-lxrand William llahn. Rvggie Oram. Paul Thrash. Larry lie-nm-tt. ' - V 7 BASKETBALL SQUAD, i R r 1 'V fx I if fi 1 f - If ,yg 1 f f ..r fl , h 1 , - , . ' i, , , K VARSITY-First row: Ronald Wright, Clem Corona, Luuis Biacchi, Wayne Yasinski, Tom Robsock. Second row: Fred Gabsewics. Gerry Hittlv. Conrad Tuza, Skip Hagen- buch, Chick Delft-bo. Right: Rose Hampton. Vice Presiflentg WQMNKERS QQ on Q., ' 7 .sf 2 E E I 2 I at fl 9 fl M O ? '51 xo 4' Q5 0 NEW B0 lfxvlyn Vliilliains. llrvsirlvntz Beverly llampton. St-vretary-Treasurer. The Chief aims of the F. ll. A. are to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfar-tions of homemuking. to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. to provide wholesome inrliviclual and group recreation. and to foster the development of Creative leadership in home and community life. First row: Carol Price, Anna Gunther. Delores Fu-lancl. Marian DeV4'altl. Rose Hampton. .loan Hunter. Shirley Hosler. Serontl row: Us-if-rly Blank. Carol liittenliemler. Uarhara Hill. Louise Kirk. Carolyn Curlantl. Lillian Film-tti. Shirley Nlar-hman. He-lvn Nlziuste-lle-r. 'lihirml row: Miss Sliaflvr. Atlxisn-r: ll:-wrly llampton. Doris llie-ttf-t'it-lx. .lzint-t Wliitniire-. ,lui-kiv Kr:-ist-livr. lfliztilrvtli Spurga, Betty' Yvhitniire, Marian Xlasicll. jean Parker. lfourth row: .lune Yilla. llultla Shuffne-r, Joyce Harmon. Elizabeth llouthat. Elsie Shultz. Xvonnv liohl. jf-an Sitler. Shirley Whitmirv. Nancy Whitmire. Eudora Harmon. Evelyn Williams. 'P 1 0 TION A X QI L1 f s ,A Rs vin. I 6' A fb 'T -- 4 f 1 ,A r A .ff af Q lu- y 70 0 s , Youth Fair. This year the Future Farmers of America celebrate their Silver Anniversary. Although the organization is only 25 years old, the idea which resulted in its establishment goes back many more years, even to the time of George Washington. The ideal is the improvement of American agriculture and the Father of our Country was one of its earliest and most successful exponents. Left: F. F. A. exhibit at the Kiwanis First row: Bennie Naunzek. Bill Slowick, Thomas Church, Roger Keck, Bob Petroski, Clark Diehl. Second row: C. M. Davis, Adviserg Leon Whitmire, Alfred Butz, Glen Houck, Bill Croop Alvin Michael, C-ary Shingler, Ralph Kelchner. Third row: Richard Lockard. Jack Farver, Scott Bower, james Kishhaugh, Melvin Cope, Thomas Adams, John Hosick. Bill Kramer. Fourth Harold Bower, Harry Kline, Earl Henrie, Clifton Sitler. Gerald Johnson, Wayne Heller. Kenneth Confer. !'0W bfi RADIO CLUB SPEAKING CHOIR , ,a ....4-at I B9 X-, -are mg GLEE LUB OFFICERS Berm Tlmbrell Treasurer .loan Dockey Secretary Nancy H1ll Vzce Preszdent Conm Serlff President Frrst row lNancy Petro k1 Joan Hunter Peggy Canouse Norene Belles Carol Stltzer C-all Albert on Kay Hummel Carolyn Dlller Call Harter Barbara Dljohn 'Nlelva Hook Carol Hampel Cleo Costmo Frances Lacche Elleen 'Nlmmer ,loan Kolet Second row Gloria Stolco Barbara Shultz Ceraldme 'Nlxchael Nancy Drum Xwonne Pyplak Paulme Stevens Peggy Foulk Sandra Lynch Marilyn Potter Frances Beck Carol Lukas janet Wolfmger Frances Hottenstem Patrxcxa Moore Sylua ,lerome Elame Zaleskl Thlrd row Patncla Cray ,lean Dockey Roberta Hess Elizabeth Lawver Bexerly Blank Carol Prlce Aleld Clemens Mary Ann Makar Dons Holda June Lanmng Wava Fedder Lots Longenbergcr Dorothy Michael ,loan Mane Shook Elsle Shultz Dawn Chepey Cma Orse Fourth row Elizabeth Hill Ann Boyek Lola Troxam Helen Young Marllyn Wllller Theresa Slanskl Margaret Slanskl Lola Lynn Nancy Algatt Carol Blame Edwma Jacobs Shirley Hosler Mrnam H111 Elame D1Augustme Elizabeth Falrchlld Elsle Falrchlld PBITICIB Balanda Joan Beck s 'l if ' W P Q J-5 f jx N R. R. Llewellyn ..,,,,,,c,t.,,,.,,,.,,,,...,,,.,.,,et,,,,,,,v, Director . , . - Y . . 2 S , , . 1 ' , , S . , ' ' . ' . ' . . K, . ' Y I A U 1 V 0 VP I ' 'U V S- ' . . A Q S l. w . .I . Z . . y ' Y . Y V I . 7 ' ! Y I , , ' . 1 ' ' . , . Q I A Q 1 1 y I W 7 . .U STU DE T COUNCIL Right: Jean Doekey. President: F- Lewis Long. Adviser. Other officers: Bernice Timhrell, Vice President: and Mary Matzko. Seeretary- Treasurer. .ak LeftA First ruw: Martha Starva- tow. .-Xdele Clemens. Louise Baker. Currine Fish. Second row: Martin Huuek. Elaine Silvers, Elaine Zaleski. Carole Hampel, Carol Lukas, Mary Nlatzko. Third row: Miss Harter. Adviserg Mary Claus. Jeanette Cuoley. Anna Mae Michael. Berniee Timhrell, Neil Smith. Fourth row: Paul Rit-gel. llrit Adams, Reginald Orani. James Topper, Bill Hahan, Uuane Belles. Jl NIOK HIGH REPORTI-QRS lin Dietlcrivli. Nikki 5CliCnn. Dawn Crozier. Kay Slioles, Nlary Toth. l BLUE AND WHITE STAFF EDITORS-Ann Yanlw. Philoincna Silvers. Marilyn Miller. First row: Helen llallw, Elaine Zaleflqi. Carol Hampvl, Lula lriviani. Clem flnstinn, Carolyn Diller, Gail Albertaon. Canal Stitzer, Hr-len Yanlw, Uenmiexe lin-ra. Fe-rnnil row: Patty Balancla. ,loan Watts, Gloria Titman. Nanvy Tinilirvll. Carol Lukas. Nlelxa llnok. Elaine Silvers. Marilyn Hartman, Sliirley Gaymlwli. Nlary Ann Kaeliurka. jane Holloway. Nlary Nlatzlw. llliril ruw: Janet Wnlle, joan Dockey. Bernie Timlirell. Nanvy Wright. Nanvy Xlgatt. Connie lin-illienner. Art Cooper, Marcia Sherman. ,lean Dockey. Mary Starxatow, Catlin-rine C84llIll3I'l. Fwurtli ruw: Marion Masicli. Patty Playfair, Barbara Klarriwn. Mary liflilenian. Bob Martin, Rifliard Dupras, Dick Alley. Marilyn Bluehllmf. Cnnni Se-riff. Charles Vaughn. M rs. Nlarj orie Tearpock Adviser Eugene Silvers. lilnier Xlcliccllnie. Mar- AY, 'L - x 6 1 ri? ll W4 , W ,w w e ' My W 1+ ff? gg, 'QP' 6 in n CAST of 'gRiclflle Me Richesw Seated on flour: lean lluvkey ll'attyi. Barry llomnan llllnirkb. Swat:-rl un vliair-: Charles Carrathers lB0bl, Marilyn Miller 4Olivel. Daniel Divtterick Vlimn Taylfxrr. Plliloinena Silvers 'Esther Taylorl. Carnle Hanipvl l5usiel, Marilyn Wm-rin-l Olarla Kayl. Standing: l.wwc-ry McHenry lfiadio Announcerl. Larry Campbell 1Trus'k llriu-rl. Paul Rivgf-l Olr. Hilll. Rowena Seward lllrs. Hillb. Harlem' Traugh lllildal, Robe-rt Marlin 1Dannyl. lluane llc-Iles 1Elln1un4lI, Richard Dupras lSam Vllilsunl, Miss Mildred F. Momly. Coach. STAGE MANAGERS Bill Eyerly. Burley Houck. liillwrt Nluvl-wrt. John Tfdllglll, ,lavk lla-vi. Llny Pullock. DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Daniel Dietterick President Carole Hampel Vice President Nancy Hill Secretary Connie Hess Assistant Secretary Martha Starvatow Business Manager James Topper Assislarz! Business Manager ,. 59? 3 aa. .,, ,, M35 if ix , y V , 'V 'O' A - we X pfilvk 1 'f- ,hx - in ' i -VVH ' I , , fr mg' , fs 'F A 4 in Nw, .k,W ' iff? 3 4 ' I , 7 . Q-v ?Z' , . , ' Q . 5 M? ' . ' fy' xg V' 'LL ,5jf1i'4 P1 'V ' X 'gif A A v.M ',' 'Q ' Q I I Fila.. ' B... ff wi zf f221l? OT b x ' N . L .lisa ' - f Q . 4 aw' vtgw N fs A 4 e g . 1 an K ,iw 4 :J , ..- ' 1 J! 'kv J A -5' pj If f 1 1 n KN' . N 5. 9 ' X 5 K M .. 1: ,L A ' y , , ' 5 ,, iv ,pf K, Q 4.1 F. 2 w. N X 94- I f ga, x a mm, Q Q' ' f ,,,, S476 w if Q V, it A, I - I ,1,sf,:fv-.Y Q N ' f , - i ' -v Y , Q mmf i M, 2 , A if 1 V 7 - Qs, 'Q ff Y . 4-my , N A h Zip VV 4 4 ,,- s H 'Bait X '5 'Y 1 fl' ,gi First row: Carl l7n'Ft-lm. Rivhard Dupras. Robert Martin. Daniel Die-tl:-rivk. llziul Riwfvl, Yito Talanco. Second row: Fred Gahsewivs. Conrad Tuza, Leonard YY:-st, llale Adarns. Wayne Yasinslxi. Gerald Hittle. Third row: Philip llanonico. llaxid All'-y, joseph l'atlm'ic'li. Klan' Nloym-r, Rivhard Alley. Fourth row: Russell Zimmerman, Adxiserg Daryl Houck. Larry lfumpln-ll. William Crouse. , , . I I j ' ' vii' f, i jp , , . i ARTCRAFTER ' Harold Longenberger. president of the Berwick Kiwanis Club, is shown presenting the prizes for the Fire Pre- vention posters to the winners. The win- ners were Dale Adams, first prize of 55: Richard Dupras, second prize of 33g and Karl Stimeling. third prize of 32. The Kiwanis Club has sponsored Fire Prevention Week poster prizes for a number of years. The white vrnss at the Center of the Hi-Y emblem stands for purity of thought and aetiwn. The recl triangle with its three Sifles stamls for recl-hlomlecl serviee to others for grow in hotly. miml.1mclspirit. H I'Y lmwery Mcllenry President Other Officers: Douglas lluuek ,, Vice Presirlent llohert Yeung Secrelnry 1 J ls , ,, T , . The purpose of this club is to teach vuunff men the value of Ted I 0-lfohn fpamrer . . . - . P h h. laul Riegml , ,, Chaplain a Christian life. The program emphasizes clean sc olars ip, James Smith v nmAa1viSer Clean sportsmanship. clean speech. and clean living. Four things n man must learn I0 clo If he woulfl make his recorfl lrue: t t To thinlf lljiflllllll confusion clearly, To net from honesl rnolires purely, ' To love his fellow men sincerely, To trust in Gorl anzl Heaven securely. A ' L 1 Martha Starvatow President Other Officers: Helen Young ,,,,, Nancy Hill ,,,7,,,,, ,...,...........Secretary Berni Timbrell ,,,7,,777,, Miss Verna Cope ,,,,a77 Vice President ,,,A,,..Treasurer v 'aff 'X 'MU P! t rn Qff' . 1 1 if f' ,ff fffijvpfrj Q' fjzff rt' ,I ' x ' The triangle in the Tri-Hi-Y emblem represents the spirit, f ff n 1 ' ' 5 f J fe, . V! mind. and body. The circle indicates the completeness of the A J Christian life: the torch. the club purpose- to create, main- ! lv tain, and extend throughout the home. school, and community l high standards of Christian character. TRI-HI-Y The platform of the Tri-Hi-Y is self improvement, Christian fellowship. and united service. The slogan: pure words, pure thoughts, pure actions. ,.,,..,.Adviser CODE A ' fin build a better world f ' 'jp A Irv' Regdff I must? 1 L ,JL N' i Jn the pla ere life doth find me ,X Lg I J i Holdi, 'fast-yet pushing on I. 41,7 I.. 'J Into rious adventure Q ' Vid' QL ' 41014 -Y and - I - and - Cod. I' . ' - 'f uh . Y .' l ,Q 'J Q 4 lbiqlpb A' K. ' lu' ,- .l ly lj qi Ji! I !:.4-' Headquarters For Samson And Olympic Luggage ' Kodaks And Supplies Photo Finishing - 24 Hour Service Musical lnstruments And Supplies Spalding And Goldsmith Sports ng Goods HARRYS Bicycles -l'I'UI1l4S 112 West Front St Ulf Sup 1, XX N5 fx Sewe KECKS LINEN SHOP D! I WDM HI1 'V .llgww LIN KELCHNERS FUNERAL HOME invalid Car Service H9121 East Third Street Berwick Pa n off GOOD FOOD yi xl iw?-H' i ilillllwttll ALLEY'S Fine Assortment of Candies . . Xi X 9 Ylgiijrl nv-xii 155 1 W, 5 I gz. .-h il ,I - ' P 'X - a ,,, ll - lp L 41 I, . -- - ' J, ,ii mt Ili' 1 . ----Q l' 2-G., J 1 ' I K-Leif? na - f ' sg-fd. be , 5 f , i. :waz-1121 .1 it -. 1 -1 iE'li3'l1EE:::::.,.r . Aw v.4qi:i1i:zt:.A'1' I ' , THE BERWICK BANK fl fffwffls jf lx A571245 ly Bank WJ VL Lan, ARIO H EVERETT ROLAND VV HORTMAN NI I fF 1 ID p 1 p a f 1 R' , f ,' 1 A Q I' UL' fi ' If A 41 , J ' ff 'L 4 ' . 7 A. ff' m , if , 4 A ' fl y o ,,0f M r L ,V ff 1 VL : ' I VM f AVI 'P 'K 4' fA' B' L V .Uf . ' viii. yfl-'gf-3 A tl if J 5, Alf - ' - 1 .1 ,, I Prgsident C . cm vcr 0 cc cru B 't I ln ' C t'0 FOI' A em Cmb ev Zelda Wqlaw MORRIS CUT RATE w F '1 M SEEN mms jj DAVIS AND ARNDT m, 75040024 df, Wm C Il 3669 F H CE NSW wud FRED VOUGHT i l.LAF 5.5! o nxa X- 102 est ronf Sf. B ' k P 5 DL, i ' . ,Nr ' T ' 5.L KX RR is I A-. R f is 9 . f .- .,. wa: a 'r f V C' Fl ' Ph 4221 a or ' ' J E E n I I I f A . .,.. ' QW fr I mg Xxgy appliances ALEX L OLAH Exclus ely Yo rs For FuII L e o WESTINGHOUSE Household EIec'I'rlc Appluances SALES a d SERVICE B ck Pa M Ib PI10 e 970I Por+ral+ and Commerclal Phofography SILVERS STUDIO Il2 Mulberry S+ree+ YOUR APM IS ouk Busmess FARVER and SHIPE Iofhners and Furnishers Q5 EST FRO'N'LSTREET BERWICK PA -9-.1-f DIAL 763I SHERMAN S BeHer Jewelry Smce I899 I09 Wes? F on? S+ Ber cIr Pa .' VI ,151 If ' I - VI, X --vL- I '. K ., '.' -'Y' -If . - 'A tri' , -1. r- 1 ,f 1 f '2- .- A . Q I .1 ,. 1. X ' 1 Q is rr 1 I --,-'D X ' .' iv u In 'I .I XX I xx I n erwi , . III u erry SI. n I I V' Q4 I L' ,I 'vu ' E ,7 ' V, K' P ,Y . , , '- '. m,- f 7 ' Z' I' lx. . , ,TWJCC ' ' U, I, Q , ' ' 'Ai 5 I .W ,, L. -A Q x f , . -s. ', ,my vu ,x kv- , DMX rivx, X I XXV Nr x V ,V cv I E-V I V' . V 1, y , ,rv 'QM t Ld 3 'Li vu R n A . .J N N, NX' rxxy ' x E A KI Q I . r . wi , . CLASS OF 1953 AS SOPHOMORES QSeptember 6, 19501 M:,.'r,-KA ff, DL 1 f , 1 A A , Zi KZ f nf , f 'lvl t . A' .' n I 4 if I fl 5 I fl US L XM! z f ' f 'f 4 AU TCGRAPHS 4' , v ff? 1 -f ' I4 I Q C I AY! K rfaiuful a I .ff F N pfJ 'f.f I-1 x X11 P ' ,WW N . , , 5 ,W . T I r - ' S f xg. .1 xl 'Q 5? K Ny J flfluv mx r A JIU' if X W 1 .14 , VX! Af Tlfa J r - I Z SHARPING Inc Quality Shoes FITTED BY X RAY I27 Wes+ Froni' S+ree+ fir kj Ay af NESPOLI JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds aw F ff jf A i fi? mil fkfgggx 8 Harold J Longenberger HOME for FUNERALS , VCONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I953 GUINANS DEPARTMENT STORE N n X x A Markei S+ree+ Berwick, Penne. gg? V' Y rw TTTTT si E T X 1 Y ' ,x?f7'V' is gg, 'Bi t 'E5rfY 'A' Tv' Q 'J 134,51 fzwf X '?'i:- K- gig-,f5..5,g,-' , .y .. 1 x J T lf' K.. ,., lj f A xx 472' 0 l' . , L., iz uri A , ' I Y rl I' - ' X ' V W 1 I 1, ' - , '- I f ll ' - K 1 V g K , -' 'x A I W 4 iff I 0 X ,I '1 ' Y s .-I f f 5 . Q . ' M, V 0' - ,Q . 1 L , I t 5 . , .K v . 7 . f' ,J x I I ean QIILQJJII VINCENT S Haberdashery Ta Iors Cleaners THE LATEST IN MEN S WEAR CONGRATULATIONS 53 GRADS FACULTY BOARD FEDUCATION Clewell s BERWICK CREAMERY Mvlk Ice Cream a d OI'I1er Da ry Prod c'rs TASTE TESTED cI LABORATORY CONTROLLED DAILY x yn44, ? AI 'Wir For A Smarf Wardrobe Nellie Welllver I26 Wes'r Fronf S+reeI' PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD MICKEYS SQ? For AII +I1e Famuly Shoes gl YI IP gh Y - and I ' , n I u I I -...-J . 7 L6 I., ' I I qfmde mi' NR-Jw I 0' I 4 I If I 1 1 af K, x 5 Q E CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF I953 Guilford Freeman Porfralf and Commerclal Phofographer 545 W Froni' SI' BERWICK PA PHONE 430I NATIONALLY ADVERTISED K x ' aduo ' Newspapers 'I' Televrsron 'I' lghway Signs ' P+ of Purchase THE PACKAGE WITH THE WISE OWL TRADEMA JD J-f 'J ,T X ss 5 K Sf- A 'lj L ' 1 1 , A Tig ' I I 'QA .. , g, ' ui 52' I ' . lvw Q K I , . 3 . 1' 'Qvx b -. I x K s x 3 X ,Q S .3 .1 4 I xi Y N 5 Q 1 I f H - asf Y IX, I X' . , f X' .NN T' , . 1 X - Y .' '1 X 'fp x C, I 5 'Q 'fiffj -'ig H, . FX , XV Tr, 'E , K I S3 - ff, .. X 9 rn 5 eff 2 X TQ G J 5, Lx KL! 2 V .gj . , ty J . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS I I953 VAUGHN S FLEETLINE SPORT SHIRTS Dainty Bread BERWICK SHIRT COMPANY K My r,1IfI ,. dfwfjf IJIEG S ardware Houseware GufI'ware 2I5 2I7 WEST FRONT STREET Telephone 72II pb: J Szgadedte fecaehq FALCON S Jewelry Store Home of The Keepsake Duamond I38 Wes'I' Fronf S+ree+ O I , , K7 ' If 1 . od I 1 II If 'Q I W f . i rx fi-Ju' fu I y 'L' I rfjff by ,bf I -e-+ A ffff. I, 1 I UI A IJ ELI I f f ' I ff 1, , , ' 5 L T x.. ' ' 1 S 'I Ll I - C, - 'f C . Q 1 A55 1' .I ' 1 11 A I, r 'ff I , 1 KALBACH STUDIO Kalbachs Por+ra1+s Refleci' Your PersonaIu+y SENIORS HAVE BEEN OUR BEST ADVERTISERS Therefore 1+ as Ihe polncy of our sfudlo fo 1 i 2 ill 19 3 -5 LAJCD ENS 592103 S25-Q fn- L 4.22- I., Q-5 Egfr' SS 31 'U 3' 0 '+- O KD 7 DI 'U 3' UI Su? 1 fs ,gl-5. R E A .f-.S x X 5 f ..- ' :X ' ' Z'- ' I Q . - f V -' . X , , 3. A ff -r -. - -' I ' x N 'X' ' , ' r' Yr 'TQ 'X ' -.- K N ,h 3,-Q ff' NV 7' ' X 'hfx 5 , - xx 5' , Xxx-L, 4, IX ' T Q M- -fx X - .. 4 I xi, 'Q X . P ,, 11 . . kr I IX-T , --A -.45 V 5 ' W. ' , , . h - Y- X' . 'xx wa - ' .N -. , Q, .A U tix X NT -E X ' . . A 'V F rd I .. M- F V? - ' N ' N w- . . .... 0 .. . A Ft X1 . R- , . 'N-'M 1 X r X f-. 'rv . ' ' - ' 7 ssv-mf . .EN 400 .A - sm N' ' ' . H, -,Q I ' f A . .Q - b - In Emu. NK Nw- 0 +910 G '41 f0N of f Member of PI'1o+ograpI'1ers Assocuahon of America I X358 gf, ,Q 324 3 2 s Wm gf ig, 4 , - 5 1 swf? 4, ak I vm ,VL Q