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

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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

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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

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'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