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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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Q YV! 1'1 Alma Nlater AdH1lI11etl2it1OIl Dedrcatron Faculty Junior Class Sophomore Class Sports Organizations Actrvrtres 4 , V4 I 'I z4Zm477Z4Zoz Heruzch Ilzgh School -Uma 'llater 101171 mother of our mouth F1 er tender ezer uatch III Teachzng honor duty truth Ima! zones suell the chorus -Uma 'Hater B H S Beruzch H1 h School Alma llater Tho for wears rom thee ue part Yet the memory of thy guzflanef Wzll be chernhed tn eazh heart Penrzsy 11 arzza 5 noblest daughter fflma Hater B H S DR E A GLENN r 4f- ' VW-TCIJI 5 X ix. 'T-xt-,, .,,Y- 1-i. ' K V+ QL.. : : fa.: - , X!! fm- 'WVWSQTSS to T 'T X'-E 4 1. K eff ,. E S V W ri ,.f p ri ,A f V lr ' 1' 1 T 6 me ' ? gddfbd of Zdaaatdon 2 - myfmscawzs gy ,,.A,.,, , .17 L 9. I CHARLES ARNDT ELWYN POINSARD MARY FENSTERMAKER ALBERTA CROIISE President Vice President Secretary Treasurer feast W. H. REES EARL RIECEL DAN DEFINNIS C. WALTER HACK W. F. WHITMIRE WILLARD BOWMAN WILLIAM LORE GEORGE REMENSNYDER ROBERT REDCLIFT WILSON HUMMEL R. L. FRITZ L. P. WHITMIRE ELMER SLUSSER CARL SMITH Emwcki Zofzoagd gum Quad Zafzaaqi W. H. REES ALVA BURLINCAME W. F. WHITMIRE CLYDE K. WHITMIRE RICHARD L. FRITZ LEONARD WYSOCKI WILLIAM LORE WILSON HUMMEI. DAN DEFINNIS T. H. WELLIVER ROBERT REDCLIFT ELWYN POINSARD ELMER SLUSSER gudz duel 7 Salem 7oauw4lf, L. P. WHITMIRE WILLIARD BOWMAN STANLEY C. BELLES CARL SMITH EARL RIEGEL GEORGE REMENSNYDER G. WALTER HACK HERBERT WISE RAY ADAMS CHARLES ARNDT KENNETH L. TERRY Superintendent NX gg Sed 1 O 9 KWWL ex-AY? w D 4 We, the Class of 1956, with our utmost gratitude and affection, dedicate this year- book to you, Miss Arline R. Hetler and Mr. Lee W. Banghart-our class advisors. We extend to you our sincere appreciation for sacrificing your time and effort in order to guide us through these past three years. We shall try our best in the future to be a shining example of your guidance. Seackvz ,4 'T 5? ifv xlx. fi X 2 'X 4? 744442 Assembl TWO of the N 183 'NK P5 WYL Y gxxxef y ax Efnplo 4144711 'ffawm Cc-nzraimfnr MLA PP , 3 r ew-x Bank gel, Tf ennsylinager The guidance program provides a wide variety of information on colleges, universities and other secondary schools, occupations, scholarships, and various types of personal tests. This service, which began three years ago, has been a great aid to both the student and the community. Since its instigation, the duties of the department have been constantly increasing. Each student knows that if he has a problem he can receive the needed counseling to solve it. To make the program more realistic special assemblies are pre- sented throughout the school year on guidance. The College Career Day is also made possible through this department. v Sveaker el a ephofle me WA HNF f pei1ie3,g,, Ag I 3 811 Illlfestlggfeau of College C J. GILBERT HENRIE Driver Education 4 I The purpose of the driver education course is to teach the eighty pupils enrolled. attitudes of correct judgment and theories of driv- ing. This course was started in September 1953. Through the use of a dual control car, the student gains self-con- fidence in his own abilities to drive. Throughout the course the stu- dent is taught the sense of social responsibility, information and skills to reduce traffic emergencies and to keep accidents at a mini- mum. The students take the course for one semester with two periods of driving and two periods of theory a week. Statistics prove that students who have taken this course have far less accidents than others. fi 3 M ' lg C 3Y ' s we X 0 e V50 GX X me . QXSQ W' '09 . edx Na ug? - A6 H sXXl DONALD D. PETERSON Voc. English I, Il Economic Geography Voc. Am. History Each student is a member of an English class while he is in school. During this time he is given the opportunity to master the fundamentals of English which include speaking, reading, and writing. The develop- ment of the use of the English language indicates the progress of the student in all fields of learning. ROBERT DAVENPORT English II Voc. English Ec. Geography Q' X P 3 'K . I I. Senior English clasS gemng the good news on a es '29 Lifelike situations give the student many and varied opportunities to practice the use of language: such as. letter writing, making speeches. giving reports, conversing and discussing topics of interest. reporting on personal experiences, making summaries. and book reports. Through the mastery of these, the student will become socially acceptable and vocation- allj' efficient. ll HELEN R. RUSSELL iivvi 'uf 'Hrs- CAROLYN ELDER American Literature Commercial English class checking homewgrk. ELMER MCKECHNIE English II Economic Geography FRANK M, TAYLOR PAUL A. KLINGER Commercial Subjects Commercial Subjects Faculty Treasurer Senior Typing Class Commercial law class plan- 11 ning a trip to a bank The business education curricu- lum is organized to develop an understanding of economic life and to train students for jobs in business and related positions. Because the department is so im- portant in the educational program and is constantly under modern- ization and improvement, it has grown to be one of the finest in the state. . l MURRAY D. WATTS MICHAEL LYLO Commercial Subjects Commercial Subjects M. and M. History Junior Class Advisor Subjects which make up the business course are book- keeping, shorthand, typing, economic geography, com- mercial law, office practice, retail selling, business arith- metic, and junior business training. Other elective sub- jects are biology, band, Glee Club, drawing, and art. Le office practice class, Seniors learning to use office machines. a ' ' ming office procedure in 1 3? fd 1282 Seniors learning the principles of the electrolysis of water Young people are naturally curious about their environment. Science is the great adventure of modern times and the three courses which help in this exploration are: biology, physics, and chemistry. Through the study of these courses each student is better able to understand the world around him. Because of the great demand, the science program has been changed to accommodate the junior and senior chemistry classes. Most of the senior high school mathematics courses are electives designed to give students specialized training for use in college or in their chosen fields of work. These courses include algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonom- etry, All students enrolled in the vocational industrial course are required to take vocational mathematics which teaches the practical application of the problems of industry. A ...M THOMAS HARTMAN Physics, Chemistry A LAN B. TURNER Biology EDNA S. HARTER Mathematics .. 'u-an-0,4 Ui. Trigonometry class solves right triangles. ROGER DAVIS Mathematics Carl Roszkowski uses ma- terial from the information file. Q . MASUYJE Students enjoy working at the charging desk. WQPJKVUCK .lehwzq The library contains over five thousand books which have been chosen particularly for senior high school students. There are reference and sup- plementary reading books for all subjects taught. In addition to books the library has two informa- tion files. One contains general information and the other consists entirely of material on vocations. The library is open to all during the school hours. It seats fifty students. -'ls.g DELMAR SMITH MILDRED F. MOODY P.O.D. P.0.D.. Latin II iii' Nba- cad! To teach the discharge of the duties of citizenship, the social science depart- ment has been set up. lts cultural back- ground is used in developing the stu- dent's idealism and devotion to his coun- try. So that each one will be able to perform his duties as a citizen efficient- ly, all high school students are required to take social science courses. The Medieval and Modern History course is one required to be taken by all sophomores. During the junior year stu- dents receive a course in American His- tory. Problems of American Democracy is the social science taken by all seniors. Q.: ARTHUR C. MORGAN LEE W. BANCHART Assistant Principal M. and M. History American History American History 53 Students learning the problems of government in P,O.D. class dug, LLOYD HEACOCK HERBET DETJEN HARRISON CAMERON Machine Shop Industrial Education Sheet Metal Shop Director 0 , ' The purpose of the vocational indus- trial course is to prepare students for vocations in the skilled and semi-skilled trades. Students are encouraged to take math and sciences courses. There are three shops-welding, ma- chine and sheetmetal. Each is a well equipped laboratory, where correct methods, better and safer habits are taught. Students must complete the English and history requirements of the Ber- wick Area Joint Senior High School. About fifty percent of the studentis time is devoted to practical work. Nlachlne hop 1 lmportant part of mdu trial program ERNEST BAILEY Voc. Drafting LEWIS RUSSELL Welding Shop Voc. Drafting 1 x FLORENCE SHAFFER Supervisor MARGARET MONTGOMERY -V 3... W A-V -is 1 K-N, avid' l' 'ga - X Girls learn various stitches and methods of sewing in Home Ec 'Zfame The home economics course trains girls to become better homemakers as well as many other related vocations. It also aids in the development of the girls: socially. morally. and physically. ln addition to the regular cooking and sewing, home economics in- cludes such courses as home management, child care, family relationships, entertaining. consumers buying, textiles, costume designing, home plan- ning, related chemistry, and related biology. Q Y 6 Q A+ LECILLE CRETELLA 'sw Y- ' Seniors make candy apples in preparation for sale after school X tem call- Larry Fem . 'Q Vaul Huglck wi The purpose of the Vocational Agriculture Course is not only to prepare boys for the vocation of farming, but also to prepare them for better citizenship. Each year the number of boys enrolled in this course increases and its program is stead- ily improving. Much of the instruction in the course is given on the home farms of the boys themselves. Each student is also required to work out a home project. Ho S On ' . h mg pure breed with his pure breed H olstejn calf CARL M- DAVE Bill Slowick's entry in the Chicken of Tomorrow Contest. Allen Drelsbach in h1s truck patch 14-zz Art is the education or arrangement and construction of articles used to beautify everyday life. Various types of materials are used to bring out the creative ability of the students in works of nature and man, skill of construction and invention, and self expression through illustration and representation. This course is not only useful in leisure time, but often develops lifeis work for some people. The courses included in art education are: costume design, handicrafts, general and special art, and interior decoration. Handicraft is taught in the senior art class K I' I IMI ni im. .ui A Lu 31 Q15 A ,i Individual talents are brought out in drawing class Drawing covers many subjects including mechanical drawing, commercial art, restoration of antiques, and murals. Mediums used are pastels. tempera, charcoal, wax, oils. Mechanical drawing, one of the important phases of drawing, trains individuals for drafting which is of much local demand in industry. Whenever it is possible, work is based on needs of the community, welfare organizations, churches, and schools. Assignments of projects are made on the basis of interest and individual abilities. RUSSELL C. ZIMMERMAN Drawing General Mathematics 'Niluuuqqau e1 ' BETTY COLLINS HENRIE Girls' Health and Physical Education Director Physical Education Class doing Custof's Skoal, a Swedish Folk Dan md? The Department of Physical Education and Health aims to promote good health habits and helps students to become more physically fit and mentally alert. The pur- pose of exercise and group games is not to develop large muscles or to break athletic records, but to develop strong bodies and neuro-muscular coordination, therefore, making it possible to enjoy doing the things we like to do. Whatever the activity, be it work or play we do it better and easier if we are physically and mentally fit. ME, if if vi 'Cry LEO RATAMESS Physical Education classes in free play Boys' Health and Physical Education If ' is ,3-Q f ,Y f - ff . A- ix if W J I ,fr 'L' nn- W -'HM if 'W as 2 fin? YT V 'Z' ' ' 5 f 'E' z f, 5 1 V' 'fr Y' W . fa :Q-3 W4 i 1 at xv '1 lx A W Q I ai fy 1 . I 1 gk V if 3 4 2 8 ad 1 ' 1. 3 ,ffx 5 1fe ,wfg,, 'wtf ' W- W 'mf ,N f 4, ,.. Y sy.. Q 1:5 f-f' ' 4.4 if J fn fm A xg :mm .. -, 'ff' ,A 2 L,-. Q L,.,, 4 ff. iv 5 1' Tl' 3 an fa 3 K. Y kv X ' I , in X ,,V, . . - : Q, V A ' , ' , A , L 3 5 f g ' 5 , A x 4 ' ill 5 I 1 4 f 3? , T' '.. Lf if fi S 65444 Words by-Joan Lahr Music by-Judy Magrone W4 41:4 4'44'44 44444 44 '44' Q4 - sj j4jj44d4d444ii44jj4j4j lr I 44 I4 4 44444444444 4441+ 4 444344 4433444 444444344444 444444444444 4 4444i Tpihflcpfijjjt 413643 Jijjl 4 24'44444'44'444H4i4H444' + 4rHiJMlJ41j4r44JrjI4r1 IT F4 BHS M 1 gay gt P t i 4 t ldgtz h Hgh CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER T R h P d Wht R d R C J X0 o X- 5 Q . 1 B ' CL. 444 , . 4 . o , , ' 44 0 The class of if y-Six leaves . . . ay al comin a s serve as steppin s ones To go forth with a purpose true. As from B.H.S. we depart Lives enriched by our many friendships, Along the highway of life unknown To take the path which before us lies anew. With a rayer and ci song in each of our As we travel through this urbulent world hearts. Forever you are in our hearts. The ime has come for each to go his way A tear is shed, as we rerninisce, As we say our final good-byef, Of our cherished friends wi h whom we had And for all he know e e ha we,ve gained to part, We can say T ank You to dear old Berwick i . morrow is ic in romise. Blue an i e e ose atcha 0 .lIfD'I' MACRONE. Treasurer JOAN IAHR. Vice l'resirlenl NIKKI SCHENO, President THOMAS KUCHKA, Secretary' Today the buildingis quiet As I stand here all alone School seems so very funny Without all the friends l've known. Tomorrow is graduation And welll all be gone But the memories of our high school years Will linger on and on. Uur Sophomore year went by so fast The studies werenit really hard The thing that took the most energy Was selling Christmas cards. Ei- --, MEMORIES The highlight of our lunior year Was, of course, the prom The months of preparation. And, No one has to be in that early, Mom f The Bulldogs of our Senior year Really passed the test Because the Berwick team of ,56 Is the Keystone Conferenceis best. But school hasnlt been only good times, Although we've had so many You,ve taught us to be good citizens In this, our land of plenty. So thanks for what you've taught us We hope that it all sticks. We'll never forget you . . . So don't forget us . . . the Class of '56. By ROBIN FOLBISBEE R. R. J. ADAMI College Prep Dick Dramatic Club 2. 3g Ring Conunittee lg Radio Club 2. Since Dick is an exception, he'll surely achieve his ambition. FRANKLIN A. ALLEY VIRGINIA ANN ASH Voc. Industrial Frank Commercial Ginny Forestry Secretary Frank's terrific personality will be Cinnyls attractireness and smile uzll missed by all his friends. brighten up any office. LORRAINE CATHERINE BALZA Voc. Home lfeorioniir' Ambition: lloiisewifm- Larry files' Clull 2. 33 l'llA 2. fl. Lorryfs smile always makes you feel right at home. wherer you are. JUDITII BANRES Commervial Ambition: Secretary Short Banrl l. Judy has kept the halls laughing zi-ith her pep and litality. LEWIS I. BARNUM Voc. Ag. Ambition: Airforce Lew FFA 1, 2. 3: Reporter for FFA 3. Lew always looks on the bright side of life and is sure to find the cloud with the silver lining in the Air Force. PATRICIA JOAN BELLES Commercial Ambition: Secretary Pat Blue and White 1. A very cute girl who has a smile for everyone. BETTY Lou BENFIELD Commercial Ambition: Private Secretary Belt Band 1. 2. 3. Bett is very musical and always has a pleasant smile for every one. WILLIAM BENSCOTER Voc. Incl. Ambition: Auto Mechanic Bill Bill, who is always tinkering with his car, is in one way realizing his ambition. 9 DAVID BERLIN Voc. Ind. Ambition: Success Dave Dave, who has a crazy erew cut, is a real nice guy. RODNEY ALLEN BITTENBENDER General Ambition: Printer Rod Band l. Rod's carefree air makes him nice to know. ADALAIDE BOONE General Ambition: Homemaker The newest member of the senior class has a pleasant smile for everyone and is respected by all. Toon J. BowER College Prep. Ambition: Dentist Key Club 1. 2. 33 Hi-Y 1, 2. 3: Ring Committee: Art Crafters lg Dra- matic Club 3g Student Council Kiwanian of Month. With his direct manner and keen intelligence, Todd is sure to be a good dentist. WII.I.IAsI BOWER You Incl, Ambition: Alaehinht Bill Band 1, Bill is a guy who is always nire to hare arounfl. BARBARA J. BRAxsox College Prep Ambition: Dot-tor Harb Clw- Club 1. 2. 3: Tri-lli-Y 1. 2. 3: 1'-he-r 1. 2: Blue and White 1 2 3 9 Yearbook 31 Prom untl Ftantl lioIIIIIIittm-- 2: Draniatie Club 2. 3: SlllIlt'lllfi0llI1l'll 1: Bing Coiiiniittw- 1. Brains antl a lt'Vfl'vll1' sense ol' hurnor rnalfe lfarlr a great asset to the Class. PATRICIA JOAN BREDBENNER College Prep Ambition: Physical Therapist Pat Clee Club 1. 2. 3: Band 1. 2. 3: lkher 1. 2. 3: Dramatic Club 2. 3: Variety Show 1: Blue anrl White 1. 2. 3: Yearbook 3: Ring Committee 1: Radio Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Stand and Prom Committees 2. l'aI's ll'0llll?fliI1l personalitx antl -lfifllfllvl' trays are exeeerlefl only by her splentlitl I'oir'e. ses GLORIA D. CAPITA Qi Yue. llome Ee. Ambition: Houeewife Glo l flier 1. 2: Dramatit' Llub 2. 3: bl:-e Club 2. 3: FHA 2. 3. ln tri ing to please l'l'PfVY0III'. Clrfs help is always appreeiatetl. REBECCA ANN CARRATIIERS Commercial Ambition: See. Work Beelfie Dramatic Club 2. 3. Beelfie is an example of a goorl thing in a small parlfage. JOSEPH J. CASHMAN General Ambition: Nlaehinist joe Yearbook 3. ,loe is an artist with a great sense of humor. WARREN A. CIIAMBERLAIN College Prep Ambition: Business Manager Butch HI-1 1. 2. 3: Drawing 1. 2. Butch has a heen sense of humor mul a lot of business hnou'-how too. ROBERT A. CHAMBERS You lnd. Ambition: Draftsman Bolt Student Council 3. Bob's good looks are lopped only by his pleasing smile and personality. HARRIET A. CRACLE Home EC. Ambition: Aviation and Ranch Owner Bank Cashier 1. 3. When Harriet says something, it always makes sense. SUSAN C. CURLAND College Prep Ambition: Fuceess Suzi Band 1. 2, 3: Clee Club 1. 2: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Usher 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2. 33 Blue and White 1. 2. 3: Yearbook 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Radio Club 1. 2: Ring Committee 1: Intramural Basketball. Suzi's pleasant smile and pleasing personality will certainly help to make her a big success. N WILLIAM J. DACOSTIN College Prep ,Nmbitionz Dairy Farmer Hill Bill has only been with ns a year. lint his sense of humor has made plenty of friends. CARL F. DAVIS 3'-f College Prep .imlmilionz Nl:-eh. lfnginf-er Key Club l. 2. 3: llasm-ball 2: Slunlc-nl Count-il 2. ffarlfs II goorllool.'in,u lioi with I1 lwrsorzalily to ltllllfll. KENNETH W. DAVIS College Prep fxmbilionz T:-aelier lim- Ilot' has the patierife and aliilitvi' to rnahe 11 wonrlerful teafher NANCY DAVIS Voc. Home lic. Ambition: lim-autivian 'Q C11-eClul12: l HpX 2.31 Sturlent Count-il 3, A Cute girl with a sunny disposition, fits Nanrlx' Io a NT. JOSEPH CARL DEFLLICE Voc. lntl. .-Xmbition: Nlaaon Hug ,loe's taste in rlothes and his mis1'hiet'oz1s eyes will he missed by all his 1'lassmates. LEO JAMES DEFELICE General Ambition: Salvation Army Officer Radio Club 1.25 Student Couneil l. Leo's pleasant disposition will help him to arhiere his goal in life. RON DEMELFI College Prep Ambition: Coach Pinhead Baseball l. 2. 3: Basketball 1.2: Football l. 2. 3: Drawing 1. 2. With his sharp dressing and sports ability, Pinhead will surely lfnorl: them dead in rollege. RALPH EDWARD DENDLER, JR. College Prep Ambition: Dentist if Hi-Y 2, 33 Key Club 2, 33 Organ lg Basketball 1. 2. 3g Dramatic Club 3g Yearbook 3g Art Crafters 1, 2, 3g Ring Committee 1. Tall, with a friendly smile for everyone deseribes Ralph who is sure to make a wonderful dentist. HARRIET B. DENN General Ambition: Typist Denny Intramural Basketball 1 Harriet is a swell girl and a friend to all who lfnow her CLARK L. DIEHL Voc. Ag. Ambition: Farmer 'd Yvrestling l. 2. Clark is quite a powerful wrestler who also likes fun. him blARLIN DITTIERICK College Prep Ambition: Doctor ,llonty Ring Committee. With his ability to make and to keep ,friends llontp is sure to sur-reed. His Chem would hare nothing to do with his popularity Ivith the girls. xlARY ANN DI PIPPA College Prep :Xnibitionz bled. 511: llare Clee Club l. 2: Dramatic Club 2. 3: bfber l. 2: Ftantl Conimittee: Blue and White l, 2. 3: Yearbook 3: Radio Club l. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Variety Show: Intramural Basketball: Ring Committee. A real live wire describes this girl, who is one of the 711051 popular in the class. PATRICIA AINN DORAZIO Voc. Home Ee. Ambition: Prac. Nurse Pafs beautiful smile and nire disposition makes her a person with whivh one can get along easily. BARRE KLINE EDWARDS Ind. Voc. Ambition: Draftsman Tall, dark, and handsome makes this boy the idol of every girl's eye. CAROL Y. FETTERMAN Voc. Home EC. Ambition: Success Fel FHA 3. Fet's good nature and dependability have endeared her to her many friends. GEORGE E. FETTERMAN. JR. College Prep Ambition: Radio Announrer Fetty Football 1.2. 3: Hi-Y l. 2. 3: Hi-Y President. Fetty is really a susell guy with brains and sports ability as well. Jo ANNE CAROL FINR Woe Home Ee Ambition Xlarme Fznlx FHA 1. 2. 3: Stand Committee 3: Yearbook 3: lntramural Basketball 2, 3. Her sparkling smile and lore of fun makes l 1'nl.'y a person respezted by all. ROY L. FOLK VOC. Ag. Ambition: Farmer Football l. 2. Roy's skill in agrirultural work will surely make him one of our best farmers. ROBIN lLENE FOLNISBEE Commereial fxnibitionz Writ:-r Robbie Clee Club 1. 2: Radio Club l: Lkher 3: Uramativ Club 2. 3: Yearlsonk 3: Organ 2. With all her charm Robbie possesses a lol of good. Olll-lll.Sl1l'0lZPll ability. ROBERT FOSTER College Prep Ambition: PyI'lllt'l'lllll1'l8Il Foss Bob's willingness to help others u'ill aliuays be remembererl by his tellou' flassmates. 'V r . SllIliI.liY lRlilNlC Fox llulla-gv Pr:-p Xniliiliuri: Nurw Shvll 2 'lg lllur- ami Vlliiti- 1.2. Il: Yuri:-tx' Sliuw l. 2. A Shell ii rm all rirmiml girl irilh I1 fwrsmirilifi' plus. jAf:Qt'i:I.1xic l L'LRi:Rs0N ,ef 0 fniiiiiiim-ruial Xmluitinn: N-ure-tary jrirhze' frir hiv is aliuavm in Il hnrrx. lm! rilzvfiis lirirls time tu hvlp uflzffrx. llmsizirl' Join UULONIIS ffulle-gy' llrvp .iinlnitiuni llfwlur lfnlf uv!-ll! his inlelligeme mul quiflf iril. lluh Il ill he ri ivry xi1r1'f'w.slnl :ln Biissiij A. CORDNER VOC. Hume- Ev. .Ninliitiwnz llesiwnvr Bess PH.-X 1.2. 3: ffl:-if f.luli 2. 3: Dramatic f,.luli 2. 3: l flu-r 2. 3. 'Vw .4 friendly girl. Bfxsie always has a smile for all. GEORGE GOTTSHAL1. Ym-. Incl. Ambition: Mat-bini-t Georgefs smile ami willingrzess to help others hare nimle him a hit with ?Z'6fj0lZ?. RICHARD GREY Cvm-ral .-'lniliitinn: Custom and .M'c-1-swry Shop Difh' Hibi' 1: llantl l. Iiiwlfs favorite pastime is being nil-ef. DAWN NIARIE GROZIIZR ffoiiinwrcial Ambition: Fe-crvtary Urn: Dramatic Club 2: Ulm- Club l. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y l. 2. 3: Student Council 2: Ye-arliemk 3: lkbvr- 1.2: Yarivty Sbuvv. Big-hrarlml anrl lzinrl are lhe q11ali!iP.s Ilia!-malls' llazzin a laiorilv. HARRIET Dm: GEYRR iffwllf-gy Prvp :Xmbitinn: l.ibruriai1 Hattie Banking Cafhir-r 1. 2. 3: Student Librarian 2: llramzitic- Club 2. 3: Lwsbvr 1. 2. Although Hattie is usually in a hurry she still ,linrls time for a cheery word for all. JLNE CAROL HMS lfuiiimf-rvial pXmbitivin: Sf'l'I'l'li1T'f' llllllllf' film' lllub 2: l Nlivr l. 2. fl: Hamlin Club 2: lllue- tinrl Wliizf- fl: Yf'11I'lY 4Plx Fl: llrainativ filub 2. 3: Yarif-ty Shim 2: F wvfv tllall lvNlll'l' 2. 3. .4 rval liz P irirff. zhis wife hlorzrlff is .sure In l:ri,ulin'n uni nllif P. YI-ILNIA LOUSE ll.u1v'rux Criinine-rf'ial .'Xmbitinn: 'l1Q'liI'hl'l' lvfl Dramatif' ffluli 2, 33 lland l. 2. 3: Rafliu tiluln: llluf- and Wliitv: Yr-an brink 31 Kvyvttrl fl. Rfal 1 lite girl zi-iw is 11 ln! ul lim, . -1 ' . ..: - - -. . . . t'llIl.lIllIl1'll 1.3. lli'im.ili1 Klub BEVERLY HAIIMON You ll:-nu' F1-, Ariibitiort: llotl-tfwifo Her. llrainatic' Club 3: lllue anfl White: Yearbot-lx: Ftanrl flornmittee: FH.-X 2. Bezis pleasant smile and friendliness ll'llll0l1,E,' be remembered. JLDITII ANN HAWK liit'Ilf'l'iil Ariibition: Slll'l'f'N'9 Judie llher l. 2. 3: Yearbook: Ftancl fioiiiiiiittee: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Dramatic Club 2. 3: Glee Club: Variety Show: Art Crafters 2. 3: Intramural Baelxetball. This beautiful blonde aluats has a smile for ereryone. EDDIE HEACOCIQ General Ambition: Bueinef- Klan Ed Band 1. 2. 3. Eddie is a real cool trombone player and an all around guy. WAYNE HECKNIAN General Ambition: Football Coach Pele Football 1, 2. 3: Baseball l. 2. 3. Pete is sure to be found in any sports lineup and, in fact. is hard to beat in any game. ELIZABETH E. HEINTZELMAN Commercial Ambition: Stenographer .Yuggie Cute, little Nuggie is ll friend to all. GERALD HESS General Ambition: Bookkeeper .lerry .lerry's quiet and tliouglztfulness, two assets which will surely make a good booklfeeper. JANET ELAINE HEss Commercial Ambition: Secretary Hessie lar1et's good looks and quiet efficiency should rnalre ber a wonderful sec- retary. DAVID L. HETLER General Ambition: Teacher Utne Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Variety Show 1. 2: Baseball Scorekeeper 1. 2: Blue and White 1. Da1'e's a wonderful little guy with personality and intelligence. GERALD G. HICKS General Ambition: Marines ferry Here is a liappy-go-lurlpy guy that gets a good uord from every one. CHARLES KEN HILL General Ambition: Armed Forces Ken Ken is as able to draw pictures as he is to drau' friends. DONNA HIXSON Commercial Ambition: Beautician Football Usher 2. Donntfs winning smile should malfe her as many friends out of srhool as it has in school. JoN GILBERT HOLT Hi-Y 3. ,lon has not only given us a mass of lfnowledge but also has added laughs to our school with his quit-lr uit. BARBARA HORYAT College Prep. Ambition: Teacher Barb. Student Council 1. 3: Usher 1: Stand Committee: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Blue and White 1, 2, 3: Ring Committee: Yearbook 3: Radio Club 3: Clee Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2g Variety Show 1. 2. Barbls terrific loolfs and personality hare made her ptipular with all her classmates. WILLIAM HORRAX Voc. Ind. Ambition: Foreign Legion Willie Willie certainly does lilfe to Hotrod around in his station uagon. JANET HOSLER Voc. Home EC. Ambition: Success .lan FHA Treasurer 2, 3: Stand Committee 3: Intramural Basketball 2. 3 Glee Club 1. Her friendliness for and interest in others are sure to bring her the suc- cess she desires. DORIS ELAINE HOUCK Commercial Ambition: Secretary Houclfie Usher 1, 2, 3: Organ 1, 2. 3. A wonderful organist, who is really on the beam. SYLVIA ANN HOUSER College Prep. Ambition: Elementary Teacher Radio Club 2, 3: Stand Committee 3. Sincerity, dependability, and courtesy are among the traits that rnalfe Sliv one of the best liked in the class. GERALD JOHNSTON Voc. Ag. Ambition: U. S. Marines Gerry Stage-hand 23 FFA 2. 3. Fun loving guy who looks very distinguished with his pipe and tweed.- DAVID KASHNER College Prep. Ambition: Engineer Dare Stand Committee 3. Dave is dependable, has a pleasant smile, enjoys the outdoors, loves danc- ing, and is always hungry. FRANK JOHN KEHL College Prep. Ambition: Playboy Eli Key Club 1, 2: Ring Committee 2. Frank is a terrific dancer, who also lrnouxs how to get along with people. RICIIARD KELLY fit'Ilt'F2!l .Nmbitionz Nlaehinist Shell Shell is dependable and has a pleasant smile. DENNIS ALAN KEPNER College Prep Ambition: Engineer Denny Rf-fl Cross 1. 2. 3: Key Club 1. 2. 3: Wvrestling 1. 2: H-i-Y 2. 3: Dra- matie Club 2. 3: Yearbook 3. Dennis is a boon to eieryorie and will always lend a helping hand. ALBERT KESSLER Voc. Intl. Ambition: Marines Briolf Brielf is a redhead who is always full of fun. RICHARD R. KISHBAUGH Voe. Ag. Ambition: Farmer Dial: FF.-X: Baseball 1: Stagehancl 2. Diwlf is always found where there is work to be done. ROBERTA DAWN KISHBAIJCH Comniereial .hmbitionz Secretary Bobbi Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Clee Club 1. 2. 3: 1.'sher 1. 2: Cheerleader 1. 2. 3: Radio Club 3: Dramatic Club 2: Blue and White 1. 2. 3: Yearbook 3: Variety Show 2: lntramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. Bobbi, with her eheery personality puts pep in our games. SANDRA KISHBAUGH Comm. Ambition: Private Secretary Saurzdie Clee Club 1. 2: Blue and White 1. 2: Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3: lfsher 2: Variety Show 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Band 1. 2. 3. SaurIdie's good looks and her 771l..Sl'hl'FlA0llS zrays hate caused many a male heart to ship a beat. DAVID E. KLINESMITH Comm. Artilvitionz Xlevlianit' Red Red spends most ol' his time urorhing at R and Us and driring his pride and Joi. NANCY JANE KN0wLEs Coiiimereial .imbitionz Fe-r'retar'y .Yanre 14-he-r 2. 3: lntramural lla-kr-tbull 1. 2. 'Yann' is an errellenl student with a real eitte gigele RIOLYENE KEINER Comni. pXIIIbitieII: Elt'lIlf'Ill3Ff Teaelier llnllx Ratlio Club 1: Dramatit' Club 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: lilue :mtl White- 2. 3: N-III1-r Ftuntl f14'IllIlllltt't' 3: Prom tilllllllllllft' 2: Sllltlvlll ffoIIIIt-il 2: 7 Yearbook 3: lishvr 1. 2: Variety Show 2: Clee Club 2: lluskt-tltall Stand 2. With llollfs sense of humor. she's lmurzrl to tintl eierlxthing in life going her itavx, RICIIARD W. KELCIINER Ce-nf-ral Jhltllblllillll Auto Nic-I'lIaIIit' flliflf Viherz motor troulile .finds -N011 stalled. neier fear. Dir'l. s right there. 'E A REx'Eiu.Y .NNN Kosr lfolle-uv' Prep Ambition: Nur-v HM' lilue aiul Whitt- l. 2. lift' is the gal ererxoue gets along ll'l-ill. JOAN Nl. KOWAISKI You Home Ee. .hmbitionz 5ll1't'f'NN 1.ul.e Bank l. 2. 3: Clee Club 2: Intramural liaslietbztll l. 2. 3. foaufs not only a great rlanfer. lzut also a great girl. JOSEPH KRAWIZCKI General Ambition: Pro Colfer foe Football 1. ,loe is the center of fun wherever he is anfl wherezer he goes. FREAS H. KREISCHER General Bud Band 1. 2. 3. Freas is a real hot rorl anrl a well liked member of the senior floss. HORATIO KREISCHER Voc. Ind. Ambition: Mechanic Rate Rate is a nire guy with a quiet way about hirn. ELEANOR JANE KRUG College Prep Ambition: Biological Science lanie Dramatie Club 3: Yearbook 3. fanie's irienrlship is one to be treasurerl. because her fine qualities run't be nzeasurerl. IRENE Rum KUCHALA College Prep Ambition: Pharmacist Band 1.2: Radio Club 1: Blue and White l: Drawing: Dramatie Club 2. Irene's wonderful smile and giggle can always be heard in the halls ol B.H.S. THOMAS J. KKCHKA College Prep Kurh Football 1. 2. 3: VPN-stling 2: Basketball l: Baseball 1. 2: Key Club: Class Secretary. All brown anrl no brains rannot be applietl to Kurh for he ran :lo prar- tically anything and will surely be a surress. r JoAx XIARIE LAHR College Prep Ambition: Nurse Sturlent Couneil 2. 3: Blue and White 1. 2. 3: Yearbook 3: Dramatie Club 2. 3: Class Offieer l. 3: Trivleli-Y 3: Ring Committee l: Prom COIIlIIllll4'l' 2: Stand Committee 3: Clee Club I. 2. 3. form always has a fheerlul smile anfl l'fiPl1fllj worrl for ezeryone. DAVID LAKBACH College Prep Dare Dare is a real outdoor bop' who likes hunting. fishing. and ramping. LIN- Klub l: Hamlin Klub l. 2: llraumtit- Club 2. 3: 'liri-lil-Y l. 2. fig Ish:-r 2: lntramural llaskt-llmall 2: Ftautl Comuiittr-e 2. fi: Yi-arltook Ii: JoIIN 1,1-1FFI.1iR Xoe, ln-l. Xmbition: XlLl1'lllI1l-1 1111 ll. 11111 P1111 01111115 11111 1111 11111. 11111'11 NI11lII'f1Il-11,2 1111s 111 be 11111112 Dum ELXINE I.Ex'.-AN Nov. l1o1111- 111: K1I1bIt1o11: Ft'-re l.l1'I'l'i C11-e 11111112.31 1'll.X2.3. I11z1111's fl great S7111 14110 151111118 111111 111 111110 11 1111 11111111. CHARLES l.0CKARD ljollf-ge Pr'-I1 .Xmbitioiiz Xlerlivine 1.111115 Football 1. 2. 3: l3ask1'tl1all 1: 111151-l11Ill2: YY Ft'4ll1I1f1 2: Class Vive Presi- dent 1. 2: Kf1f'fill1llTFt'8rUft'f 2: K1-5' Club PI't'rl4lQ'I1t 3. 1.11 I-111 is 111111 111- fllf' 111-A1 111111.1'11g 11111s 111111 11115 11111111s 11111. I5RI'E R. LONCENBIZRGER CQ'I1t'I'2il Aiiibition: Fueee-N K1-y Club 3. D111e is quiet 1111! his z1'o1111er1111 IJI?f50IIG1Z'l'Y malfes 111111 FL'6f-1'07l6,S friend. 52 CAROLINE KAY LYNN General Ainbition: HllllrQ'YN'lft' Kay Band 1: Intramural Basketball 2. K11y's keen sense of 111111101 111111 her nice personality 111e sure to n1a1Ie Ier ll sz1e1'ess1111 11011SPlL'1'-19. GLORIA D. NIACKERT Commercial Ambition: Bookkeeper C11-e Club 1. 2: Dramatic Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3: lfslier 1 2 3 Rat Club 1. A pretty 1e1111e1111 u'it11o11t the tr1111ition111 temper. ANITA lNlARIE NIAGRONE College Prep Ambition: Nurfe Cheerleader 1. 2. 33 Radio Club 1: Dramatic Club 2. 3: Clee Club Prom Committee 2: Yearbook 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Blue and W Itc Student Council 1. 2: Variety Show. Her pep a1111 I1'1'111'it-I' 11115 VIIGFIF .-1111111 11 big 1111 111111 e14erI011e JIQDITH KAY illAGRONE College Prep Ambition: Success 111111 Blue and White Yearbook 3: Dramatie Club 2. 3: Tri-Hil 2 a Officer 3: Clee Club 1. 2. 3: Stand and Ring Committee. Football 11111y is quiet but is really missed 11'11e1I not 1110111zd RICHARD A. NIAJOR eneral Ambition: Foreign Legion Haj. nd Manage-r 1. 2. 3: Ba-ketball 1. 2. 3: Baseball 1. Haj. is good at 5110115 111111 go11111o01:i11g. LVCIAN W. Nl-SNC.-XNARO Cr-no-ral .xHllPllllII1I .If-t l'ilot 1.111111 Variety Sl1Hh'21 llramatie Club 3. L111.'e ii Il ,lil e 11'l'fP 111111 11111011 fllfllfl-11,2 for 11171, DONALD Nl. Msslrzn General flmbitionz Pro Colfer lion Although Don is a little slow, he has the ability to beeome a pro. ARTHUR MASON VOC. lntl. Ambition: Draftsman Art Art is an example that good things rome in small packages. GRACE ELIZABETH MAYES General Ambition: Housewife Clee Club 1. 2. 3. An attrartire girl with a warm. pleasing personality. WILLARD LEE MCAFEE General Ambition: Business Man .llaclf Football 1. 2. 3: Baseball 3. Bills' friendly ways and pleasing personality plus his slrill in ,football will long be remembered by his elassmates. l l ELMER J. IVICKECHNIE, JR. College Prep Ambition: Dentist EJ. Band 1, 2. 3: Key Club 1. 2. 3: Blue and White 1. 2. 3: Yearbook 3: Radio Club 1, 2: Prom Committee 2: Dramatic Club 3: Kiwanian. EJ. is one of l?.H.S.'s most courteous boys, friendly, likable, and dependable. GEORGE E. iVlCLAUGHLIN College Prep Ambition: Specialist Flatlop Baseball 3: Wrestling 3. Flaltop is a real menare in the hall, but a super elassmate. JAMES Mizlciux Voc. lnd. Ambition: Draftsman ,lim Jim is always smiling and l'6f-V friendly. THEODORE L. NlERCER College Prep Ambition: Doctor Ted llantl 2. 3: Kr-5 Club 3. Tellfs u'onder,lul sense Owl humor rzalfes him the renter oil attention in erery elass. WELDOX W. NllCllAEL General Ambition: Pro llaseball Web llase-ball 1. 2. 3: liasketbull l.,2. 3: Yearbook 3. ln sports Web really ranks. and his rlassmates really Ihinlf he's great. EVELYN Nl.-KRIE MIKNICH Voe. Home Ee. Ambition: Housewife Bobbie llramatie Club 3: FH.-X 2. 3: Stanfl Committee 2. 3: Ring Committee 1. is to be done. Ere is tiny. but she is full of pep and ran be counted upon when work 3lARQI'EEN XIILLER Ciimim-ri-ial fhiiliitiiinz Secretary Oiieerzie Fmitball llher 3. ' .llarqzieen is a teafhefs zlrearri. aml has a fate sniile plus prettx eyes. EVCENE Nlllilll-IAL MONT You .-Ng. .'Xmbitii1n: Farmer Gene FFA Treasurer 3: Wrestliiigt l. 2. A real rule guy. riire and lilfalile. JANICE X.-XSH Commercial Ambition: Feeretary .Yashies Football Usher 3. secretary. KAY SIIARON NAIS W Ctillt-ge Prep. Ambition: Nurse Cahe Cl:-1-illuli l, 2. 3: Radio Club 2. A warm ,lrieriilly girl zthu is sure to be gaorl metliririe for her patients. HENRY G. IYEWMAN, JR. College Prep. Ambition: Hechanieal Engineer Quiet and shy, Henry uill alzvays be remembered by his elassmates. SHIRLEY JEANNINE NEY Cnllege Prep. Ambtion: Nurse .Yeye Clee Club l. Shirl is quiet zcilh a lflifflflllj' smile and rlrires a yellou' rorirertible. JOAN MARIE XICKLO College Prep. Ambition: Secretary .Tick Blue and White l. 2. 3: Stand Committee 23 Glee Club l: Student Coun- cil 2. 3: Radio Club l. 2: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi4Y l. 2. 3: Variety Show l: Ring Committee l: Yearbook 3: Usher l. 2. 3. loan has personality and ambition, and loahs. What more fan she ash fur? RUSSEL PARKER Voc. lncl. Ambition: .-Xir Fnrce ,llinha Football l. 2. 3. .llinha has a frienrlly smile for everyone. f H li BARBARA PATLOVICH General Ambition: Str-nographer Barb Dramatic Club 2. 3: Stand Committee 3. Barb is quiet. Cle1ierItlal1le.t1lItay5 lL'Ul'l.'lllli' and has a spleniliil personality. DALE 3lERRlL PAt't. Ce-ne-ral pXmbitinn: :Xirline Ili-patflii-r Lanhp Blue and White- l. 2. 3: Key Club 2. 3: Dramatie Club: Variety Show 25 J Y Kiwzinian 2. Larilgx is t'uoperatii'e aml rligs ja:: and fflllvl' rreu' fats. Her zcillirigness to help others is sure to be an asset when jarzife is a Eu JAMES PLAYFAIR College- Prep Ambition: Coast Guard Football 1. 2: Dramatic Club President 3: Stand Committee 2: Variety Show. Wherer-er there is action, you will find ,lim the center of attraction. i NANCY ANN PROCIDA Voc. Home Fc. Ambition: Vocalist Variety Show 2: lntramural Basketball 1. With her big broun eyes ana' nice wife, Nancy shoultl vocalist. E L., ROBERT W. PETROSKI Voc, Ag. Ambition: Farmer Perlro Quiet. ambitions. anrl ro-operatire are qualities that uill rnahe Roll I1 good larrner. NICOLETTE C. PICTTY Voc. Home lie. Ambition: Prac. Nurse ,Yirlri FHA 1, 2. 3: President FHA 3: Prom Committee 2: Stand Comtnittr'r- 31 Dramatic and Radio Clubs 3. Nzrlfi is loarls of ,lun anrl she is tops ztilh eiermm LAWRENCE J. PII.IoNE College Prep Ambition: :Xir Force Larry Basketball 1: Wrestling 1: lsootltall 2. Larry is nice loulfing anrl a srnarlt rlresxer uilh I1 srnile In rnatf lt. ROBERT J. PINTEIIICII College Prep Ambition: Surg:-ori Pinrh Football 1. 2: Dramatic Club 3. Pinfh is one of our most likeable boys with a zvitty' and jollr personality. Crow .-1 A .za l'lGl'E SUCCESS US H WILLIAM DAVID REES General Ambition: Slll4'!4lIl3H Dare Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Football 2. 3: Basketball 2. 3: Baseball 1. 2. 3. Because of his many ,line qualities, Dare has been the high srhool rare. EUGENE W. RINEHIMER College Prep Ambition: Surveyor Rhiney Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Student Council 2. We have come to treasure Rhirzefs smile which we will miss when he's measuring miles. PATRICK P, RoMEo College- Prep Ambition: Optometry Pat Variety Sliow 1. 2: Radio Club 2: Dramatic Club 2, 3. Pat is just what his name implies, a Rorne0f' and he is also noterl -for his real hep dancing and dressing. JANICE ILEENE Roon Commercial Ambition: Secretary Usher 1, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Stand Committee 3. Janice is a practical joker who couldn't uuit for Thanksgiving. , I 1fLAINIi S. Hosta 011111111-r1'i11l .xllllblllttllf St'4'Tf11lI .' Rmie 111111111 Club 1: 111-lll-H 1. 2. 3: 51111111 l'l1IIlll1ll'l Yvarlrnwk 3: llrtun littlllllllllve' 2. Rmik' iv a zerx' Nllvffl girl ll 1'!l1 II lltllltlffl-Ill f1erw1111l1't1 antl llt'HI1IilAI1l nat- ural furlx lzair. CARI. Roszxowsiql Cullf-ge Pre-p gxlllllllltllll lffvrwtry Rusey I 1- l11 '1111t11 1111117 1 Wire-tlin: 1. 2: Key Club 1: Fuotlmall 2. 3: l1awball2. Rosexfv interest in sports antl 1l'0l1tll'fll1l 1H'VSOlIf1ll-lj n1r1l.'e IHIIYI one nt tlze best lil.'e1l 11015. Iv' IR .S- 'N as 1 .pp Q XT EDITH HELENE Ruin Cent-ral .'X111bitiun: Nlarinv- Rufliie llramatir' Club 3. .4lil'l0IlHlI R11fl1ie has pretty refl hair. she is the quiel type 111,10 lends a lzelping lzanfl. SANDRA YVONNE RVPP General Ambition: Work in lndustry A niee girl IL'll0 is quiet in a friendly way. A1.1f:1A KATHRYN RYAY C01n111c-rcial Ainbitiunz Medical Sec., Dramatit' Club 2. 3: C1011 Club 1. 2: Variety Show 1. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: 11111141 1. 2. 3: 1.15111-r 1. 2: Blue ancl Wibite- 2. 3: Stand Cf1111111ittve' 2: Yearlmok 3: lntramural liasketball 2. .4l11:avs full of illH anrl 1111'.w'l11'eVf, .4l1'fia still found time to lzerorne one of our best fzrirlers. DOLORES JANE Rvxux Voc. Home Ev. Anibitiunt Tvaclier Dee Librarian 3. Dee is ll quiet girl. ll'lI0 aluavs has a nire worrl for eteryone. JOAN PATRICIA SAMSEL Commercial Ambition: Serretary ,loanie Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Cheerleatlf-r 1. 2. 3: Dramatic Club 2. 3: Ring: Committee 1: Yi-arlnmk 3: Blue antl White 3: Variety Show 1, 2. 3: Student Coun- Cil 1: liNl1f'T 1. 2. 3: lntramural Basketball 2. 3. ,loanie with her many outxifle !lf'f1lZ'ill-FS. slill f1'r1a's time to keep on top lflllll grades. SANDRA NOREEN SARAY Cfvllcge Prep Ambitiun: lguiiness San Dramatit' Club 2. 3: Rarliu Club 1. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Intramural Bas- ketball 2: Ftanfl Conimittw- 3: lisber 1: Blue- and White' 2: Yearbook 3: Ring Crvmmittef- 1. Sandra. 11'itl1 her goorl lo11l1s. frien1llz'r1ess, and lL'0l1!l?fAllll perso11alily is one of the elass favorites. NIKKI ANN Scnizxo Cununercial Ambition: Business Nil: Rar1iu Club 1: Bantl 1. 2. 3: Stand and Ring Cf1mn1itte1': Clase Presiflent 1. 2. 3: Tri-lli'Y 2. 3: Yaris-ty Show 2: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3: Blue anfl White 1. 2. 3: Civic Club Rep.: Csher: Prom Committee 2: Yearbook 3: 3: lntramural Basketball 3. l'ersalility 111111 vtrienrllinesx are only tzio of the qualities that hate marie .Yilxlxi a 1c'ona'ert11l presizlent. JEAX M. SELTZER Vue. Home Ev. Ambition: 111-autieian Jeanie F1151 1. 2. 3: C11-4-Club2: lEber 1. 2. 3: Dramatic Club 3. Jeanie is neier lznozin to be ILIIIITOIII a smile. Q- ELWOOD A. SIIOEMAKER CQ-Ill:-ge l'r4-p Ambition: lfnggim-er .Slioey Kvy Club 1. 2. 3: Wrestling 1. 2: Fland Committee 3: Radio Club 2: Prom Committee 2. Shoey ran alwrits be rlepended on lor getting ll job done right and well. KAY I.ot'tsE SHOLES College Prep Ambition: Nurse te and Wvbite 1. 2. Sl: Dramatic Club 2. 3: Tri-llivt 2. 3: Radio Club 1: Stand Committee 2. 3: Yearbook 3: Variety Show 1, 2. l With l1er sparkling personality, Kay will be just what the doctor ordered. JEANNETTE L. SIIVLTZ Commercial Ambition: Me-d. Secretary Clee Club 1. 2. A popular girl, cute and perky, with a swell sense oil humor. HURLEY STERLING SICKLER College Prep Ambition: Musician Class Officer 1. Hurley is quiet and nice looking, but rzerer shies away ,lrorn trouble. A GUERINO E. SILVERS General Ambition: Electronics Gene Hi-Y 1. 2: Football 1, 2: Wrestling 1, 2: Radio Club 2: Blue and Wwhite 3: Yearbook 3. . . 5 Gene is a real camera bug who took pics for yearbook and he also has a . smile for everyone. 'f 59+ BERNETTA JOAN SITLER College Prep Ambition: Nurse Det Usher 1. 2. 3: Dramatic Club 3: Yearbook 3. Q-'r Det has all the qualities of a good nurse and we're sure her patients will love her. CHARLES N. SITLER Cf-nf-ral Ambition: Mechanic Chub Art Crafter 1. 2: Student Council 2: Banking Chairman 3. Cltub's wonderful disposition and ability to make friends will aid hint in the road to success. ROBERT ALLAN SITLER General Ambition: Jet Pilot Bob Football 1. 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Baseball 3. Intelligence, looks, and friendliness are the secrets of Bob's popularity. SALLY ELIZABETII SKOMSKY Colle-fre Pre Ambition: Doctor flu Club 1 2 3' Rinff Committee 1' Stand Committee 3: Radio Club 1: Dramatic Club 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Blue and White- 1. 2. 3' Edi Paper 3: Yearbook 3: Civic Reprcse-nta Sally is the brilliant member out our class and a really good pianist, too. GAIL SK RIP Commercial Ambition: Stenograpber Stand Committee 3. Gail gets along with ereryone although she has little to say and is rery dependable, all qualities to make a good stenograplier. 5, . FRED E. SMITH College Prep Ambition: Doctor Smitty Art Crafters 3, Smitty has a womlerliil sense of humor that his patients long. JAY SMITH Coll:-ge llrr-p Ambition: Axiutinn Wrestling 1. lay enjoys the ilistinftion of hazing more horns in his for than anyboily else. lVlARY CECILA SMITH COIIIIIIQ-rcial Ambition: llookkeeper Smitty A newcomer to the senior class who has won many friends with her pleas- ant smile. DONALD STEELE Voc. Ind. Ambition: Success Don HiAY 1. 2. 3. Dori nzay be small but his friendly ways stretch out a mile. ' t wc? wonlt be sick ELEANOR MAE STOUT Commercial Ambition: Bcautician El A very quiet, dependable, and efficient girl with a cute smile. JANET LOUISE STOUT Commercial Ambition: Med. Secretary ,lan Dramatic Club 2. 33 Prom Committee 2: Ring Committee 1:1 Yearbook 3: Stand Committee 2. 3: Usher 2: Variety Show 1. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Student Council 2. 3: Blue and White 2. 3: Intramural Basketball 1, 2. We'1'e fliscorerecl that ,lanefs smile and mischievous eyes have made her a hit with everyone. ALBERT E. STRAIJSSER, JR. College Prep Ambition: Electrical Engineer A1 Band 1. 2. 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Football 1. Alls brains will surely help him in his chosen profession. RICHARD S. TELEKAS Commercial Ambition: Accountant' Dick Radio Club 1. Dick is very friendly and talkative, and always totaling those accounts. SHIRLEY M. THOMAS Voc. Home Ee. Ambition: Typist Glee Club 1, 2: Dramatic Club 2: Ushers 1. 2, 3: FHA 3. Beautiful eyes, a ready smile and a pleasing personality-what else can you say? JOHN TIIROCK General Turk Tall, light, and smooth are the characteristics that describe Turk, a girl's dream. S1xN1111A VAN PELT f.4lIl1IIl4'l'l'1ll1 X1111111i1111: sIl'll11fllLlII1ll'l' Sllllll 51211111 f,111111111111'1' 3. 5111111 1.1 1111111. lfI1l'f'f. 111111 11I11'111.g1'1I1. Il .N11'1I11,YH11l1If'f 1,11 11111 111111.1'11g. 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I FREDA ALLEY Vzce Presulenl JUDITH EDNFR Iremlent SHARILYN HOUCH SPFFCIGFV LINDA TAYIOR Treasurer Nw wan. Flrt row D3Nld Taylor Doyle Wlulmm leor f- rlrau h Braun Snuth R11 hard Yuhvx George ikom ky Second row Judy Wark Fax lrau h Barbara Vi 8lIl'vSTlj.hl Ilnda faylor ,Iacluf Whit mire 'Nlarllyn W1 e Thxrd row Fl rr Whxtmm Barbara lram 'lhcrx a V1 ndlttl Audrm Qtexen Ceorgxannc Qtnut Annamaf' I0 h I' wurlh row Dou Ia Ntuh Xtllllkllll Un cr Jann Traug.h Xllan Wy 0Ckl Larry Wark Bruce Qmllh Fxfth row Joanm Wert Janet Hohex Harwy Quran ser Mm 704 r I 1 s 1 11 1 fl armon 91111n1l rum I3 rl111a 1 1rt1111 Llaumlla Harwx Harlem lranlxlln Xlarx Xnn Furu xldflilli H ll I rr1 on Fl 11r1 1 1 Xxffltltl Hdl1lI1ll1H arth Cru D0na1 larrctt Nlarx Harms 011141 brunawax Nlanlxn C ra lu Fourth mu Dorothx Hirt Nl1ar1l1n Iflhcl H1rr1n Jam! Hnvsard 1 l'11r lx Juan l'r11l1 l'1ftl1r111s Nlarlm Henrw Zoom 705 1111 1 1 11 fl Nt 1r1l T4 1 11111 a 1 11111 111 1 arrx L1 nr ld ldlll r 1 P Q 1 llrl 111 l'lllll rr 1 11 tt1r Fi P r IN 1 Willia111 l'qUWll'T. liarri' Cr zivr. Ray C-v11rg:1'. Charl 's Gvift. He- l H' . A. U. il1'11rg1'. ': 11 1 1' .' A' ' 3 1' jx 1- 0+-. Jul- la 1 . 'I' l -111-: 7 1 ' .C 1 ll I' '.. j ll R11.-'1f:.A' ':, 'I in 1. rl l First row: J111litl1 Elm:-r. lJ41l11Y4'N llulvil. jPan Daily. Klariv F1-rr11. fQ1-Ula Flxh. Darla llavix. F1-c11n1l r ': f'l11tl1111y I7il'a1 px R11lJl'l'I llllllll. Paul Fal1rir1g11r. Axllvll Fl1'iNl11111-n. 'I'l1J11a- Fink. Hffln-rl P1 'r. Tll' IW 1 Hal' l ll1'W'l1l. P11 'll E kv-'. l. -' lla l ' . R1.1l111-y f,Ql'rl1'L. Will If vuxy. Earl Croft. l 1111rIl1 r1111': J11-1-ph f.:.1rI1-r. Rllllvldll Uaxi-. Fre-llJ1-Walt. 1L1'ral1l Di-1-rri-k. ffarl Fi- . 'llt' 111' 1. M wi fi 1111i1- Div' ' i1'l1i, foam 706 Flr t row Jann Na h Rolla rt Ls1tLel Jann Nla ema el Jaw Nlaffrcan Robert Lockarll Kenneth Mau teller Numnd row Charlotte Lehman farulf- OD1 ll lun NIL -Xfee llarlyara Xllxllllll lr1 Ma onatl Thml row Nlars Nlar hall Larletta Lall all laulmr Nlal-.Pr Xlm Nllllfr Dura Jean Nlajor ham XllldlLU Fmrth rmx l ul Xl: Illl ll nr- Xld! ml Roland Xl: Neal H rrx Inn all. Maqch John Lxpowks lwfth row P111 Lauhach lrranklm 'Nuru zoom 705 ons rms .1 l1I'1l'l1 anmn 1 x ll rn hm ru 34 IIN an lurlxa anus lllh llll xa nnnrr N a X a tm dl fl-r r lxnn lv lwurth rms Dunzella hrlf Waxnf Huntm I n moe lluuu XX1ll1a1n lx up Jun Laulccknr Q ,, N A I , 'V . , A r lx . , ix 5 J J K sf 1 I f Q V' xx , wa I , ' . . ,1 ': Ja , wsu-rf 't .J . l4 '. . . a j . gl.J First row: Larry Knorr. Rnlwrl Ka-lvlm:-r. ,lJf'I'I'l' Kline: Juvk llur-I. Fra-fl Km-k. lllayiun Knurr. Svc- l '3 li' fl ' ' ' I- I ll- l,'I1l1j J4-llnwn. Juni Ku rl. K!'ll4'lll Kulp. l'uul lluglivk. 'l' ' l w: NI If-1' A K' 'l ' .J 1 'l' g-. Hz- ' Kv - . f-'lxi' Kwlly. , l' 1' l. 11fA-'fl . r -pler 1 '5 ' 1 ' '5l .J4,' V1-rx. ' ' nam 707 Flr t row Barhara Brown ,loan Bone Josce Bodle qtarlene Baslor Cretrhen Boone Kay Bechtel Qecond rom Carole Bower Freda -Xllex Howard Belle Rollm Broun Andrew Balanda Howard Beach Tlllffl row Paul Caclola qandra Blher Dori Canou e Cathcrme Carrather Helen Boone Chrx tme Beraner Fourth rms Albert Xllex Nlerle Cam Cre on Cahl Terry Blrd Re lnald Bred henner Jerrx -Xrndt Fxfth row ,lack Belter Donald Benza Prom peanut ale ssmnera recenm thelr an ard from the Junxor Cla Q adn or Ur Nlarjorle O Tearpock adn or Jam Knorr Kenneth Nlau teller flr t prize mnneri Julla Harrx on Brlan Smllll econd prlze winner Wir Nllchael Lxlo adn or Q ': '. 's. ' .- ' . . . ' . . ': ,. , s s. 1 S. . -.. H , . W I . b . U. - , s K . .. l . ,N . . , S Q ' , 'U ' Q Q. 'S S. , K, - A S.. . ,' 'S : S . , S . s ' eg S . ' . .5 ' 51. .. '. 'S . rum ll nom! Penny johnson is getting the checkroom ready before a llasketlmall game. Flrt row Donald Qlure Tom Pa kemtz Tr m Rea an lor Radu Don Pxfer Nllclxex qantora qecond row Fred Qamiel Harry Rex Pat Roblnn xXl Nam el R0 e Salem Kay Potter Thlrd rom Tom Sxnk ,Iudx Rxdall ,loan Slnlx Dawn Shoemaker Sharon Pulomchak Bonnlc Srhecterlx Fourth row Randall Ro Feorge Qeely lllll Roblnn Ronald Qntler 'Nlarsm qxtler Marlet Qfhultl Flfth row ,Iudw Rou h Nlae glllflll Z ! ,ff 1 J R4-ff, 6 i 0. Wi.-XLTER TODD. President DAVID ARNDT. Vire l'rf'si11Pnl IRENE .I URBA-XL-X. Serrelary BARBARA KOLET. TrPas11rPr zum 209 rt 1 s 4 n L1 f x r Nlarj rn Uata h Fllla IPI! rf n ian nu ic fm x n rrx I 1 Pr Iarrx Xllchfa vim Xlcfu lo ll rr r uanl Fllf i s a 1 nn: r Iaxta Prfr Xfrf Charlw Iauihnfr William NIcLau hlm hftli rms Paul Xia rom Ralph Ixnn Harm 'Nlattne Fi N r vs : Pat I.0c'l-zari. Donna I.or1-. Un ri' I,UIlgl'TibPI'gll'I'. Pat Nllff' -. , 'fr . 5 . . i i Nlvfr- . S0'l'4Ill4i rww: H+-lf' Nlvlls-riry. Vinnie- ll:-ri XIvHv-nry. I.Ul1i'0' Lf- . Na Ha? 'k. 2 1' Ign . I.a j ,e-rhie-itnr-r. Third row: Hula I.aa1ia1'ii. ' arlk Xiagrm-no-. .' -' . ' ' i. Ji A ' l 1 ug .J im Nia H 1. llharivx Nlik l. Fourth rm': Iillflll' Xlat -l. Wx, - l.i4lrlir'k. l'e-tv . -' r. ' 'i Hr'- com 707 s 1.11 1 Xtun fur f l3ar4n Qtcphsn Butz Hfrlwrt Urmsn Harot Bmsfr Cr-or ff u 1 llflt Nfmvrnl ru FdllIlX R tk Rf he rt Hartltowualx we B1 utr T11111 thx Bvr- Ntfr H11 harrl B1 nal' sul Xrntlt 1r1l rm xx Re ma Morn x flarlx Xdarn Nanmlra Brnza lorni xNt I'lll Plnh llounf lrene l311f1le Fourth rms Carnlxn Bllll Dtlwre B6-1lrr Donna Brandon Bunnle Brolm t E a Ile Il cuter lmfla Baucher F1ftl1 rrm Jnhn Budnar Rlilldfll Bruhfr lx zoom 215 ,aw Sl g hr t r rs R hf rt Warnfr Nlatthms 'lanmf Jam? 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Zum 707 Flfal r A Vim ffananivn lawrence Exen- Ronald F lmlx Larrx Fvttun Jann Chr new Bernard D1Paulo Nzcond rms Joanne Dendler Qandra Colhn Pauleitr Dfrttnruk Xnn Ferro Lmdw Fddx Darl Eu Thml rms Burton Douthat Ray Crane Karen Fctteroff fiom: lhndler Geor e Corn wall Feor cl Dmrtrnh Fourth row Lawrence Fmn Dare Fan tfmakmr 1rau L0 uno XIHUHH Cheps Nlarxlrn Dt ltrnvh Klame Ceaae aam277 R N rrnrl rows Plulmarf Xlmur H heart Nlullm C110 Nlmsrrx Nanflra Rqulm Ixathrxn art ln I n fdll Rhlnard Illini rum hm Rrrnlrx Nhann Nam xl Franlxne NIM-nu Sandra Ru pr on nu Naracxnu kreleruf- P A xx kr Fourth rms Jmcf Redclnft Iwh Wrote has Rxan Laura Relch r-rt R x XI I r U nulrl Nau Plfth rms Floxd Nlond Frame N out ' ' HW- . . ' ' 5. g 4' . 'S 's v 5. ' -Z . Y . x u I I- - . 1 . g F. Fir-I rmx: john Farnwl. Nivk Nlwrmtatvfti. Wfllialn Rf'INlv'y. lm- I'a!aki. Frank Rymar. Raymond 4-fs. QQ- 'f ': A ' . 41 ' . ' 2. Q4 , ' ' Y' P 'gn . A ' ' 'Z J SL 'h ,,:' 5 -,C . - . , . . f ' I . 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Q 1 -' M, lf' 1 a 'wifi y 11: 'IA 9 , Q , .2 , A : , , 5. 3 1 E . . 5 L + fin . . . f , 1 -' -1 '1 ' fr g' - . 1: ---an ' C7 wwf21::ffs jf N - :L ' 1,1 , '1 uv. ., , ,1 '- .- ' ,X , Sf I ' . 1 ,ma iw -1 A 3-' 1 1 I' 'igf':T'Z Nwflkg, ,1 , , W . f ' -3 1 : -' 423' 142 1-3 1 '. - . ff, U' ' -1 -- 'M 4 V N 1 , Qu . ,W ,V 'v1f1,1117,1v1f1 U- 1, - - ' 1 N , ,1,1w,, , ' . f sfwfd 1 74055466 7955 The Berwick High School Bulldogs finished the 1055 football season with a fine eight and two record. Along with that impressive record came a tie for the Keystone League honors. RECORD BERWICK OPPONENTS 13 Hazle Township ,. 0 12 Dunmore , 7,,,7, ..,.,, 3 4- 28 Sunbury 'Y,, , 6 0 Mt. Carmel , ,,,,,, 31 T Hazleton , , 2 13 Rloomshurg 0 26 Shaniokin 19 J M, 21 Pottsville 6 A i 26 West Hazleton 13 ROBERT DAVENPORT 26 Newport Y V 13 Coach First row: Gerald Hicks. Thomas J. Kuchka. David Rees. George Fetterman. Charles Lockard. Ronald DeMe1fi, Peter Heckman, Robert Sitler. Carl Rozskowski. Second row: William McAfee. Robert Moore. Thomas Paskowitz, Harry Long. James Laidacker. Herbert Harmon. Paul Chesney. Richard Major, Russell Parker, William Laubach. Joseph Rado. Third row: Joseph Carter. Anthony DiPippa. Frank Cianella, Walter Todd. James Chesney. Larry Michael. Franklin Fox. Bernard DiPaulo, Vito Cananico. Harry Matiye. Martin Cipolla. John Lipovsky. Fourth row: Wesley L4-van. ,lohn Kolnich, Paul Boudman. Guy Lynn. Zane Parker. john Vought. Nan ll:-iier. Tony Chesney. Ronald Rose, Peter Laytar. William Huntington. Cary Derr. Claude Splain. Fifth row: Charles Yliknich. IJPHIUS KPPIWY. Ct-orge Traugh. Stanton Yarner. Leonard .-Klbertson. Fr:-tl Kipp:-r. H4'Tl7r'Fl Tinner. Larry Samsel. Coach llawnport, Coach Rodsky. Coach Peterson. Coach llil'aulo. 15' fri' senden 77Zem5u4 7044455 5 DAVID -REES. Quarlerbark RICHARD MAJOR. Fulll:ar'l: GEORGE FETTERYVIAN. Haljbar-L' RUSSELL PARKER. Guard THOMAS J. KITCHKA. Em! WILLIAM XIcAFEE. Guan! , , ,Q I 'ff'-av, .TQ W, Y gm f f-W Lg w .' A R' ., , A , . ' ' ' H rw ' ! -3: .V ' , Z , I X GERALD HICKS. Tarl.-le CARL ROZSKOWSKI. Tafkle ROBERT SITLER. End RONALD DENIELFI. Center PETER HECKNIAN. Tarlfle CHARLES LOCKARD. llalfhm-If LEONARD RODSKY ROBERT DAVENPORT BERNARD DIPAUL DONALD PETERSON fwfr 1 Pe-ttvrman plungxwx In Ihr- fiw-yard lima wt- Illl up 1 play for Ihr- firxt wore- ff-r H:-rnivk in thy ganna WINNERS OF THE PLAYER OF T 'Z I lu hard 'N ajor lJdX1f mm 1 dr: f' of rhf- nmny play whivh wun Putt-xillv gain: lying livrwirk for firxl phzvv in the- Ku-In I.e-ague-. HE WEEK AWARDS wax a Ili I t tI'FN C' r er Survncl rm Yann ff mar dr fl 1 ow 1 on R 4 1 .1 hnma Ia kfwltl Rohr-rt Nltler W llldrd N11 U Ill 2? Frrst row cfdlg., Llewellyn Exan Ha enbach Larrs Perrx Arthur Coopfr Stew Fralnd Kenneth Heapa Sreond row ,lame Srtler Ralph frttle Ronald Dellelfr Rrchard Major Waxne Heekmen Lharles Lotlxarcl Thml row Larl Dau Rtchard Xohew Daxrd Ru- Vleldon Nlrehael Carl R0 llmw kr Harry Lon fhoma Kuehlxa Fourth vw XIHTIIII Houmlt llou la 5 elf Robrrt Leltzel Plfth row Mr E ,l NICKEChH1P Ur -X C Nlorgan BERWICK OPPONENTS West Hazleton Hazleton Ht Galwrlelc 1'l3lll0lClI'l Shamolcln QERWIQA, auu.ooa5 NIR FRKNR IWXIOR West Hazleton Freeland NI NI l Freeland 7444459 Thr nexslx appolntecl facultx managerQ for the xear 1900 76 are Ur Allen Turner and 'Vlr Frank Taylor 'Nlr Turner IS the Faculty Vlanager of Ath letra and 'Vlr Taslor 15 the Treasurer of the Xthletlc Councll BERWICK OPPONENTS G-' NIR Xl N ll RNFR ,HS '. ' g. ' 1. S ro ': 'W gr S .ite-1-. Q - 4- ,e,e,e,,, ,, ,ee,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e,, 14- 2 H , Y 21 2 Y . H , , . ,,7,7,7,7,7,, 4 1 Hazleton , ,,,,,, , 7 4 14 Q. , ' e ,, H Y , 3 41- A .A .. , , ,, , , 3 10 S ' , ,,,, 4 9 A ,, ,,,,, ,o,,, , ,, , 1 6 . ' ' Y , , ,,,e,,,,, 2 f ' I ' , ' A . 1' . . . . ful l 'lf 1 in l ' 1 , , , Q ', A ', A .f .l.lf. W f . GENE FINK. Varsity Coarh Wafwdq fecofwl Z 1 BERWICK OPPONENTS 36 Hazle Township 7 7 ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,, 4 6 32 Bloomsburg ,,,,,,,,, 7, 7 ,,,,7 47 38 Bloomshurg 7 7 .7 77 7 41 56 Hazletown Township V,,.. 7 ,,,,. 61 56 Hazleton ,,,77,,,7 7 95 37 Danville 7 77 ,,,, 7 63 60 Kulpmont 77 70 83 Mt. Carmel 7 77 7 62 73 Coal Township 7 ,,,,, 81 50 Swoyersville 7 7 7 7 95 61 Shamokin 77 ,7,, 62 77 Kulpmont 7 7 ,,,, '81 60 Vvilliamsport 7 7 77 7 77 63 Mt. Carmel 7 7 7 49 68 Coal Township 7 7 ..777 76 61 Williamsport 7, 7 7777 7 81 57 Shamokin .7777 7777 7 7.7777777777 49 Extra Perlod S . 2 3 ki I , 7 Q ii:-'fm ' l I T X- if 77 ANDREW' S0117-XCK. funior liarxiry I, Il1l',I fauna Wafwdq fecofmf BERWICK OPPONENTS Hazle Township Bloomsburg 77777,477777 777777 Bloomsburg 777777777777777 777777 Hazleton Township 7 7777 7 Hazleton 7 77 Danville . 7777 7 Kulpmont Mt. Carmel 7777777 777777 Coal Township 77 77 7 7 7 Swoyersville 777777 77 7 Shamokin Kulpmont 7 7 Coal Township 77 7 Williarrisport 77..7 Shamokin I- 57 51 58 -v 41 91 31 50 50 56 78 43 32 T1 61 51 Iii ' KU DAVID REES WELDOX NIICHAEI- RICHXRID NIAJOR RALPH DI-INIJIJ-IR RONXLIJ IJINIELFI qua' 7 mzzwwz 7mm gage' 7 2 Left to rlght Judy Elmer Kay Potter Anxta 'Vlagrone Shlrley Fox Gall Rhmard Lmda Baucher The only way for a glrl to obtam an athletlc letter lS to become a cheerleader Four glrls are chosen at the end of thelr freshman year These glrls are chosen on the basls of scholastlc standmg and ab1l1ty to cheer They remam wlth the squad durmg thelr three years at hlgh school pI'0V1dlI'lg they llve up to the standards set up by the school Mrs Betty C Henrle IS the faculty advlsor for the cheerleaders Standmg .loan Samsel Roberta Klshbaugh Kneelmg Paulette Dextnch Niary Harvey Elaine Cease Marlene Hess - v v 1 1 1 1 . . . . w l l - q . . ,. , -, , l F The 1955-56 season was only the second in intersvlmlastic wrestling for the llullflogs. The grapplers posted a one win anfl ninv loss record. while wrestling: some of thv tmp sc,-lmnls in eastern Pennsvlvania. Seackva RECORD BERWICK OPPONENTS 0 Kingston 50 2 G.A.R. 43 l5 Sunbury 31 32 Nll. ffzirriwl l7 6 Shanmkin 34 I2 S. VVilliannspurt 35 lil Coal Township 29 14 C.A.li. ,, 40 15 Mt. Carmel 32 lf! Coal Township 32 Seatlsdr Pete Schffnrr. Clark- Iliffhl. Xrthur Nlawn. llrvw xllf'llHl l. Larry Nlichac-l. Gene' Silwrs. Standing: 3Il'.Allf'I1 'liurne-r. .Inv-pli Krawirrlqi. ,lbllllfss l,ai4lvA1'l-wr. Hfrlanrl living'-r. 'l'h1-rnas Kuuhku Carl Ruszkowski. Mr. Frank Taylor. 1 'ff ,,v4o 35 Q-3 5 Q Zend Tho band tapably dnettul by Nlr Ii R Llewellyn IS an lmportant organlzatlon Vtl1lCll performe an llltalllallle Qery ce ln both the Qchool and the L0ll1llll1I'l1ly Thrs 0I'g3Ill7Z1ll4lIl glyee atmosphere and pep to home and may football gamea and la yxell known for lta drllla and formatxona The band takee part m numnroue lJ'lI'8Il9Q and projerti Sponsored by the connnurnty and presente an annual Qprmg concert enjoyed by HIUQIC lovers of the vlcmlty Thomas Hartman IQ the faculty buimeqa manager of the group The Ofl-ICCTS are Presrdent Elmer 'Vlcliechme Jr Vlce Preeldent bam Mllazzo Qecretary Larry Warlc Treaeurer Alhf rt Strauaeer and BUQIHCSQ Nlanager Albert Alley Flrst row Katherme Lannmg Judlth Rough Joan Kowalekl AllC18 Ryan Sandra Klshbaugh Barbara 'NlclNmch Beatrice WllllZ:lI'IlQ 'Nancy Ke lfr Second row Delores Dubll Nlarllyn Grassley Velma Hampton Barbara lram Nlkkl Schf no Patrrcla Bredlnenner Joyce Hurrfy Donzella Krle Carol Bower Thlrd row Charlotte 'Boone Wlarv Ke ler Vlark Barrett Douglae Lexan Derlm F1 h Recse Llewellyn Thoma Nrtlmr Ruth Pdward Fourth row Rothflle LTBIIDO Terry Relgle .lflhll Kcrlx h Frank Kerll h Frank Nlllazo Dt an Sthloytr Dcnnr Snyder Nlex Raeala Flfth row Call Trego Larry Krelecher Connle Hamek Daryl 'Nlay Carl Hill Joseph Clprlanl James Hower Rudolph l yak Ronald Schloyfr Jame Snayely Wllllalll Kalamck Bennett Dry Raymond Bores Jeffery Qacco Jamee Hlnklu Betty Bcnflfld Slxth row Joyce Redcllft 7ane Kemler NICR NIOIIIHIPQII Patrlcla Homer Ronald Ho ton lohn Nlatash Jam: Wxlde Judy Wark Thoma Rudy Gre ory Hlll Qamuel Ylllazo Neunth row Kay Bechtel Kaye Hull Wlllxrt Smlth Deborah Cook Floyd Nlood Robert Lfxtzel Frghth row Nally Tlmhrell Ro rr F1 h Pat lotkard -Xlex Werendy Albert Alley Ninth row Xlllert Straus er farol Doebler Charles Fc-let Vernon Hxll Elmer NJLKPCDDI6 I'enth row Jerry -Xrndt, fed Mercer Larry Wark, Lamar Houker, Wllllam Unger, Edward Heacock Standing Lonme Dleterlck iuian Curland :till Ska .... vgv... '- J' X NIKKI SCHENO ALICIAL RHAN SANDRA KISHBALGH BEATRICIE WILLIAMS JOAN KOWALSKI gy, 1 sb N774-iw-'-U. 1: 'QS L- 4 x94 fi L , Z .115 4' EDWARD Hmcocx srsixx URL,-xxu ELMER MCKECHNIE ES 16 VELMA HAMPTON ALBERT STRALSSER BETTY BEN!-'IELD TED MERCER PATRICIA BREDBENNER PATRICIA BREDBENNER, Secretary IRIS NIASSONOTTI, Corresponding Secretary Y 94664 Every morning at eleven olelock a group of fifty-eight girls meet at the Market Street Building. These girls comprise the Girls, Chorus. which is under the capable direction of Professor Russell R. Llewellyn. The Chorus did a splendid job at the annual community carol sing held at the Presbyterian Church and also at the community service held at the Bower Memorial Church. Each year they present a concert. usually during music week as well as many other civic functions. Mr. Thomas Hartman is faculty business manager for the chorus. if Nr SHARILYN HOIfCH, Vice President NIKKI SCHENO, President BARBARA BRANSON. Treasurer SALLY SKOMSKY, Accomprznist Ad? Prof. R. R. Llewellyn and the Girls' Chorus in a regular rehearsal. m2',,1, g gif- K ,M F 6 Q K , c .J5 , 5 -f -- Li 1 -I 1 .- Q. ,P , , . . .. , YY' X 51 'vi K ' L, iff ' -.W 2, 3 . '+ ? f5'7--'-4 'J f x, N - M Nm qi , ,,.,,v.Wu, ,r I ,I In ya Nj 8 S. X, Nj ' ff- 1 1 : 2 .f 1 f, si. 'X' ' K 'ff ' - 7 ,,.. 9 Q, I p 4, . Sq , If fix ' 0, ' '32 ' , Nas Nu 1' f VM 4' A A, X I - Af 0' if-sg 'Q-QU? Q -F W ' X Y an f 3- ...Q Q ,IC ,dl J 5 hir. Cari Davis. Advisor: Louis Barnum. Reporterp Mariin Henrie. Vive President: Robert Petroski, Yresidentg Paui Hugick. Treasurerg Eugene Mont. Secretaryg Ciark Diehi. Sentinei. Second row: George Rower. Larry Shuitz. Lawrence Thomas. Marvin Niichaei. Randy Peters, Daie Youiis, Bruno Lucas. Richard Hurnmei, Kenneth Hunter. Yred Keck. Cari Cragie. 'Third row: Ce-raid Burke. Kohn Bodner. Hariey Varker. Richard Lockard. Richard Sink. Roy Yoik. Larry kiien Dreisbach. Richard Kishbach. Garth Grey. Geraid lohnston. Biiiy Siowick. Dean Fenton. . Hack. Haroid Bower. Many me the. value I mbers of th of ou if the lra' ' e Berwmk and liiifrfilng fruitlgygilri agricui-Liiybhat-Q demonst growth aniiulturists- Not ire. livestock 'hley the developxitecl Of America achlevemem vE?'1r' Urganizathne leading far lem . w ugh Symbfjlize Ions can Shmvlners the Future Failure-he rs The B . 1 Crwick af-'fly t' 1165 are unde Hpter has 32 r the Qupe D members th - I'YlSi0n of is Y Nh. Ca ,CHL The . rl M Da ' ' VIS. si f r f A . Fi rst row: Janet Hoaler. TrPaSurf'r: May Silwtti, Vice PFf'Sifif'U Fink, Sevretalyg Bessie Cordnvr. Svcond row: E' ' Be-ve-rly Harmon. Carol Fetterma J ' Capita, Marla lfn ' ' ri ' Q, 21.14. 5 tv I: Nikki Pe-tty. PFPSiCiPHlI jo.-inn vc-Iyn Hiknivh. Bvalrici- Williams. .Ivan Seltzer, H. If'1lfIf'iH Ufrrazirr. Third rnw: ,Viw Shaft?-r. Advisor' ' ' QPF- SIUFIPY Thftlllaa. ltawn Lfwan. Lorrainf- Iialazw, Fnu visor: Darla Davis. Elva Hampton. Carol O'Df-II. Virginia S X 5? of jill ., ' X u , x , Gloria rth row: Miss Crctf-Ha. ,Pr lay. Janet! Ynhvy. re- hetlef HPP ole a le ' 1 tw Prom l Qandv app , fgamzef d Sex-era ' haw .lub M35 U ngorft urC r The F-HA' C qaking. It has SP0 rties in Urdff 10 p ' ' n for hmllelt HCT Skating va Clauol uxrides. alld ru nior 1114-zvllwrs' Q IPS, lc- the se S3 for - -kets Q F,H.A. Ja h. mflnt WX-1111051135 of the he first , , . held t The lxlcfeflnfzi are I . LUCHIC . f NIISS 135 rI'Sh'P U members under the ar Xl 1 There are Florence qhaffer Cretellii am adm Left to right: Sylvia Houser. President: Bar- bara Kolet, Se-cretaryg Barbara llram, Tre-as urerg Bliss Richards. Director. A delightful pizza party was held as rerogni- tion of the services rendered by Mr. .-X. J. Davis and the typists who prepared the scripts. F ,z QW. ww-I ns 9' The purpose of the Radio Club is to develop radio prorluf'tion tvrlmiques in all situations. and to help each member acquire a polished business and professional voice personality. The Club is composed of 58 membersg 17 Sophomores. 36 Juniors, and 5 Seniors. The meetings are held every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings. The first program of the Radio Club for this year was entitled. Education on the Nlarchfi celebrating Education Week and Vet- erans' Day. All programs are given over the Public Address System and monitored to all the rooms. 39 Radio Club live broadcast, Education on the- March. for Ye-terans' Day and Eduration WV:-ek. Cast invludes: William Rf-mely, Sylvia Hou-wr. llrian Smith. Nivholas Mona- Ie-sti. llarlnara Kolf-t. Harry Long, Bon. nie- S1'llt'l'llll'I'ly. Mis- Rivharrls, Ili- Tl'1'IrvF. il W Seated: Samuel Milazzo, Secretaryg Charles Lockard, Presidentg Thomas Kuchka. Vice President: Orterio Villa, Treasurerg Theodore Mercer, Jack Hurst, Drue Longenberger, Jerry Arndt, Ronald Emkey, Reginald Bredbenner. Albert Alley, James Traugh, Lane Kemler, Larry Wark, Allan Fleishman, Elwood Shoemaker. Standing: Mr. Allan Turner, Advisorg John Marquand. Lamar Houser, Royce Dendler, Dale Paul, Zane Kemler, Ralph Dendler, Todd Bower, Walter Todd, Carl Davis, Elmer McKechnie, Dennis Kepner. The Key Club is an international high school organization. The objects are to develop initiative and leadershipg to provide experience in living and working together, to serve the school and com- munityg to co-operate with the school principalg to prepare for useful citizenship. The Berwick High School Key Club consists of 28 members. The officers are: President, Charles Lockardg Vice President, Thomas Kuchkag Secre- tary, Samuel Milazzog Treasurer, Orterio Villa. Our club is, also, fortunate in having an auxiliary organization. the Keyetts.,' 71 Q. mn The decoratmg commlttee IQ ettm rfadw for the Kmg. and uun of Heart Ball vwh1th IQ Qpon ored ln the H1 H The dancm 1 held IH honor of St X alentmt The purpose of the H1 Y IS to create malntalll and extend through the hon1e school and commumty hlgh standards of Chr1st1a11 character It has as a platform Llean Speech Clean sportsman shlp clean Qcholarshlp and Clean ln mgn The emblem IS the red tr1angle v11th the lettere H1 Y mscrlbed on the top mth a 1wh1te croes 1n the center The adx 1sor for 'the H1 Y IS Nlr Gene Search Gene Search, Adw1Q0r, Joeeph Rado, Jr, Allen Flewhman, George Fetterman Preqdent Ralph Dtndler, Qamuel Xl1l3LZO I cg ,xxx ' AXE K ,H ,L - in , X X H - L , 7 :L .TX -,4V ,, A- VV V 'VJ . , V jx 7,,W I14 1 ,W K, I W X 1 ' xx I 6 M, Y - T x A K , ' -I - .g -3- , 1, ,U QU 5 -up , s j - . - s . . '. . . H 1 I- i vu . A T 44' x . Y ' f T . zz- 716- Z vs' sf , S 6 ' 1 . J , i I 9 E l'.-X'l'RlClfX ISHIQIJHIQNNER. Sefrerary 5, vrixxi' Jouxsox. rife lfmfffm l NIKKI SCHEXO. Preslirlerzl SHIRLEY FOX. Trerzsurer LINDA T.'XYl.OR. l.'orre.vpomlir1g Scrrelnrj Pure words, pure thought, pure action, this is the motto of the Tri-Hi-Y Club. There are 76 members which try to attain this goal in their home, school, and com- munity. Mrs. Fred Edwards is the adult advisor. The club is very active. sponsoring programs like the Snowball dance, Faculty tea, Mother and Daughter banquet, and many others. The girls also fix baskets for needy families at Thanksgiving. Special topics are discussed by speakers at each meeting. helping to develop an interesting program. l Sharilyn Hough ,lanet Stout Nancy Waters Susan Curland Anita Magrone Kay Sholes I 3 2 Thi- purpose of tln- l,I'illIl2llll,' f,lulu is 'if 1? ti? A annual Senior Drama. xuice. poise. interpretation. expression. stage sets. applying make-up. and using The program of the 1-luh fur the year program and a Christmas program fur to train stnilenls in anti arlingz, They. , also. rer'eix'e a great cleal ul profitable experience in lvuilmling properties 4-mn-1-tly. was a 'lihanksgiving the student hotly: a mirl-isinter production. Henrietta the liighthu: anrl the- .4'et 714 74cm64 Se-ate-tl: Nanry Watt-1-s. ,Iames Playlair. Richard .-Mlami. Sland- mg: Nhs- Nlililrvml Nlumly. .'x4lNlN1IY'I Allin-rt ,-Xllf-y. lr1s Klas- sunati. Barham llram, 'X ! 'W I I 4 1 pi .h Riiln-rt l'intefric'h. Rc-ailc-rs: .Xnita Xlilgffnl'-' lldlf Paul' Mljlmv vfaxfr 121 - r nlinsln-1-. Lonnie lDlf'll1'fll k. Jam? d? F Y Knorr 1 Robin F Priscilla Gig ,s,.aml : Ildlm. fl Ii ds .lllullpn-K 'I ohh AHA 'fl i 1 , 'f H' RUN, Q ' 815,11 as . 4 , 'HH. K. rwrlln, xx ala IJ df PUIH-f - nnlhr- Rox . - 'vflma Z Ua K' , . A Und' ' , ' SHIP: . . , Y -A pvwenassagllna Lalxikpldn lram, ilf. .Nam ,lIl1aiy,rdjll2'r- Stanrill,,,lidQ?I Knorr, Axvjkki Nl 'llqq 1 .Oyxk' ,ki x -.,,. -5-,Ull1I'I, ' lax. .p, I Nall-K sum XY Bldg- Rm ll UPI. Ralph DW lllldrf-d ,lffrvifjynz Alllan I'I4-j,h- writlh' BNN-KX3 ' irler. Elin'-r X - usan Cillfland fr Kpchmf II . If 4ZWame fs R4'3ll!'I'N for Why the Chimv Rang and the staff. if-ate-ml: ll:-rn:-Ita Fitlvr. Christine- livrgmvr. Nanry Knnwle-N. Sandra Iiilwr. Kay Sholva. Juan Sam-e-l. Standing: Fharilyn Jann-5 Playfair. Susan Curlanrl. Barbara l'ram. Flute' due-t by Gail Trvgu and Sally Tinibrell. Pop Reads the Clzristmas Carol Zane Kemlvr. Darl Exe-. Joyce Redclift. Walter Todd. Carl Hill. John Nlarquand. Barbara Kolet. Jingle Belles featuring Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus. Hough. Patrivia Bredbvnnvr. Dvnnif Kvpnr-r. Clio Klum-ri. Pdnor Orterin Willa and 'XIII t Nell on W right chmltmg one 0 the title pagw arlvoolt work 1 d Ht Jer x u uv 1 0 N a 1 n 11 111 graf uatinff Clai- e e N dent 1 lv 1 1 dl 1 tern111U tie xearlm lt When a Ntudent accept 1 1 16 -aff 16 xfrx -rldmn anticipate 16 tnne or effort needefl tu tmnp ete h1 taQ Through the co ops-rat1u11 of Ntaff and the guid ance of our 3ClXlNOI Xl f 1 1 uf haxe lll 17 U Xlful L 11171 Yfll Seated: Joseph Carhman. Be-xc-rly Harmon. Eleanor Krug. Kay Shnle-. Sylxia Hauser. ,Xlicia Ryan. ,loan Nicklo. Standing: Wfldon Michael. Nancy Watvrc. ,IU.'xDY'lf' Fink. Dennis Kepner. Shirlwy Fox. Judith Nlagronfu Barbara liranfon. Anita Nlagrnnf-. Nlr-, Brmirvtls. El111Pr xlt'Kf'l'kDiP. OYlPYlfP Villa. Nlary Ann De-Pippa. Cut-rinu Silwrs. gfae and 704dZe Staff Students interested in newspaper work are given an opportunity to work on the Blue and White staff. It pro- vides activities for sports writers. advertising managers. feature writers. news reporters, Cartoonists. and tvpists along with various other jolvs. Pins are awarded to persons who have had twenty-five inchcs of material pulwlished during the school term. :X weekly column of Berwick High news is also written luv the editor for the Berwick lfnterprise. The large staff is Composed of members from the three senior high grades. Junior high articles are Covered hv seven ninth-grade students from Orange Street and Four- teenth Street Schools. Mrs. Ralph Brosious is the advisor. Editor and photographer confer ahout a picture. in it Cartoonists Royce Demllcr and ln-ne Jurhala talking over the merits of a Cartoon for one of the six issues. l v . 'fi tt? 4 ill X ff Editor. Sally Skomskv. is giving out the- assignments at a regular mcf-ting of the XXV i Blue and White staff. xx 1 ... .. ., : .-.. -T E 1 E1 -: E 5- 5 E E E EE :. E E.. 2 :- 2 :. 1 - :-. 2 5 : : :. z -. E BERVS ICK AREA JOINT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BERWICK PA FRIDAY OCTOBER 29 1930 DDC lentlfic Battery useful w Nov ayery lon oi Penn mg ot Audlt g he 1 char wh1ch l Tele ut that ht 1nto very f manv he bat lnclpal m one tces on me fuel known demon me bat motor He al energy uld be mght tat the ng de lObS1blG usmess eorg1a tter1es sed to y nec ephone Lavery prmcl r Bat 'lent of deylces lse for ude an xr or power rf all lectrlc usmess terally vltches qulte mam ramp, 1955 56 BHS Band Begms New Type Dull l 1 l Seated Su an Curland Go slp Kay bholes Fashlon Sally Skomsky Edltor Joan Nncklo Exchange Gene Sllwers Photos btandmg Mrs Bro mu Advl or Barbara Bran on Sports lC1rl I Elmer 'VICKQ-chme Business Dale Paul Sports 4Boysl H1 Y ACUVIUCS Senlor Clar- The H1 Y has agam thls year spon sored vlctory dances after the football games on Frlday n1ghts The new officers of the club are ' estdent George Fetterman V1ce Pres1dent Alan Fle1shman Secre tary Joseph Rado Treasurer Ralph Dendler There are 22 members conslstmg of boys tn the J umor and Sen1or class Plans are now bemg made for the 1nduct1on of new members Mr Gene Search IS advlsor of the EFOUD Key Club Elects The Key Club held a speclal pro l gram tn the aud1tor1um the ntght of ctober 18 for the purpose of 1n A ductmg new members and officers There was a regular meetmg held on stage durmg the program Jn wh1ch the parents of the members and K1wan1ans were shown the procedure m whlch the meetings are conducted The new officers are as follows Pres1dent Chlck Lockard V1ce Presl dent Thomas Kuchka Secretary am Mllazzo Treasurer OTIBFIOW Vxlla The eyet popular Berw1ck Hlgh :chool Band started the year off w1th 1 bang by learmng a completely new md dlttcxent type of march1n Th1S ype ts known as preclslon marchmg t lb the type whlch has become so mopular throughout western hlgh chool bands and college bands As et lt has not reached the last to any xtent but w1th1n a short tlme lt w1ll sxobably be the most w1dely used tlr Llewellyn spent t.1me last summer tudymg nt and a week recently 1n dansheld Ohlo furtherlng h1s know edge It IS most probable that lt w1l1 me one of the pxoneers ln brlnglng xreclslon east Last year the band made a very nterestmg and successful tr1p to J1ck1nson College where they played he1r sprmg concert The band has Jeen asked to repeat thelr perfor nance aga1n th1s year As yet the nv1tat1on has not been approved by he admmlstratlon but s1nce th1s tr1p IS educatlonal as well as enjoyable ' to atend college no thought about Beglns Act yaludfl p llkely be accepted well ns lntetest ThE SGIUOI' Class wxuuu ns uuwl y 5.151 Seated Betty Learn Donna DOraL1o Bonnie Phethean Kathleen Neue ky Roxanne furock Kemp Standmg Jean Hack Lanmng OI' pose It ta ege 15 N S8111 zatxo emb atlo year sent emb a so Pog one war o an each or FCS ,Ire 4 lI'I' the yearbook whlch w1ll be under the as wmulm The dtrectlon of Mrs Brostous and edlted W and Albert Alley Business Manager by Orterlo Vllla Later ln the year the class wxll undertake the magazxne drne wh1chlBHS Graduate Given wtll provlde funds for the yar1ous Natlonal Recognition graduatmg act1y1t1es cessf ro COIT11 Em I a.l'l l , v - , ..- l 0 QQ l . 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V . l . . . 1 . , I Q Dy, ' I . 3 1 . lS. 5 , I ' .I l ig : The Semor Class IS composed of Edward F Hoover member of the lThe 'rl mn Iurhala nr hui , I 1 by RMC? Dljndhr V dffi on ttf- Ihr, I amel 0 hem tarmt 'Hd Ulvllletard to and JOB H01 The Art Craftere was organlze d to further fUIlCtl0!l'll art ln the COIIlIHUI1ltS It uae named hx the Rexerend Aulance Nhank for the work done IH the xarloug churcheg It then spread to other 0I'g3IllZHIl0IlQ The Art Craftere me therr art ahlhtx to produce needed 3dX6I't1SlI'1g for the LOIIIIIILIIHU In the pait xear the Group had a blg part III the Tilaklllg of the School Chrwttnas Boulexard plot It aleo produced lgns sshlch idxtrlleed the arrnal of Aunt ,lemma The Yvotnan Cnrc Cluh and the HoQp1tal Drlve also called upon the Art Crifteri to do poeters to puhllcrze thexr mam heneflts 'Vlr Rueeell ZIITIIHCTIUHYI IS 3flNlQ0l for PXrtC1afterQ Art Crafters camels play important part in the school plot for the Christmas Bouleward. EC .--ff!! ,gf fda, ff ff Lf Xwzf E-5 .J f -'lu ---5' 1' X Z' XS X ff-sb swix 'S-A 9'5- N 'S 'Q xxx Y T X x S ring? 12- if f f '3 f O I O W 4466 ROYAL COURT Nancy waters, Orterio Villa, Nikki Scheno, Queeng Charles Lockard, Kingg Shirley Foc, David Ress, Susan Curland, Willard McAfee. The Homecoming celebration sponsored by the Student Council was held on Saturday, November 12, 1955, to honor the alumni. A king, queen, and court were elected by the senior class for this celebration which is to be an an- nual affair. As a part of the ceremonies, awards which had been made to the players throughout the year were accepted by their parents. Merchants provided the prizes given to the king, queen, and their court. Cars were provided by local dealers and flowers by local flor- ists for the court. Recognition was given to the royal court and football players at the dance which concluded the fes- tivities. O H1600 In ing D 81706. Most Likely to Succeed ORTERIO VILLA SALLY SKOMSKY Most Versatile THOMAS KUCHKA NIKKI SCHENO Best Looking CHARLES LOCKARD NANCY WATERS Wittiest GEORGE FETTERMAN NICOLETTE PETTY Seachfz .Host POIJIIIIII' DAY! ll REE4 SHIRLEY FOX Most Intelligent ELWOOIJ SHO!-lM.'XKliR BARBARA BRANSOTX Ideal Couple ROBERT PINTERICH SUSAN CKRLAND Mos: A rhlezic JAXICE ROOIJ RONALD DENIELFI CD First row: Irene Kuvhala. Sandra Hiller. Kay Kr-rlish. Nlary Marshall. Second row: Elmer NICK:-clinic-. jr.. Robin lfolmsbee. Sylvia Hou-cr. William lnger. Congratulating each other are the representatives of the Junior Red Cross after having packed a total of 67 boxes. an increase of 25 over last year. The boxes con- tain useful articles plus a toy or two and are all provided by the students of the Senior High School. With each box a letter is also sent with the names of all who contributed to the box. Often a note of thanks is received from the recipieiit of the gift. The A.C.F. Essay Contest has earned much interest. The First Prize is a 550.00 Savings Bond and the honorable mentions re- ceive a pen and pencil. The sub- jects pertain to all the different phases of community life such as schools. taxes. industry. weather and climate. police force, fire- fighters. and public utilities. All essays are written in relationship to Berwick. ed Seated: Miss N. Nl. Nlargarct H. Richards. Xliss fiaroline lf. Elder. .-Mlxisors. Fland- ingg ll:-nnis Kvpmfr. Bay-lyarg Horxat. .loyve Refif-lift. Rolf:-rta Klelllllllgll. liarlmara Kolet. lieu-rly Kost. fam- Ks-mler. lfleanor Krug. Fylvia Houser. .-Xllan Wysoclii. cwiawa ' df! 7955-56 2 C CJ ? l L TA LOR PUBLISHING CO '21, ' iii H