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

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LANGUAGES Through a study of foreign languages, students ac- quire an understanding of the ideas, habits, and cus- toms of other people and an appreciation of their cultural activities and contributions to Western civili- zation. The French and Spanish classes are taught by Miss Hidlay. Miss Moody teaches the Latin classes. CLARISSA HIDLAY The Sexteto de espanol sang several numbers at the annual play of the Spanish class in March, 1953. The numbers they sang were: Adios Muchachos, Cielito Lindo, and Alla en el Rancho Grande. Seated: Louis Biacchi, Conrad Tuza, Fred Gabsewics. Standing: Gerald Hittle, Carl DeFebo, Steve Vaughn. Spanish Il, Period 3. Spanish ll, Period 4.

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if Clark Diehl and hls CARL M. DAVIS . . l ' --'-'Mi-Fw I '5 ul is Earl Henrfe with - oa . dam Q Shire Pigs ms PUVS bred Ham p- VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE The histor of the vocational agriculture program in the United Y States has from the beginning been one of progress. The course . . . d has grown not only in membership, but has each year Improve its program of helping farm boys to better prepare themselves for citizenship and life on the farm. Much of the instruction in the course is given on the home farms of the boys enrolled. Each boy is required to work out a home proiec t. Four of these are shown in the pictures on this page. Weighing the Chicken ot test birds of Wayne Heller Tomorrow con- Alfred Butz's field corn proiect

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