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

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Mr LEO RATAMESS Try to make the patlent as comfortable as posslble Mr Ratomess lnstructs the boys on Boys Physlcal Educatnon procedure In the snckroom Boys Health Education Sophomore Class Adviser HE Health us the most precuous possessuon that any person may have Therefore the Health course was a very umportant part of our Hugh School curriculum Three periods a week were required an the Junzor year It was dlvlded into two courses wlth First And belng stressed LTH for one halt of the school year and Home Nursing the remamcler of the year When the requirements for these And and Home Nursung Certlflcates You must remember to use c square knot Mrs Henrne demonstrates the correct opplncatlon Mr ROBERT DAVENPORT of bandages In her first and class BUYS' Pl1Y5'C0l Educ'-7 0 Footobll Coach . , , l ' ' ' . courses were met, the students received Red Cross First

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Snap it quick' We won t last much longerl Mrs BETTY COLLINS HENRIE Girl s Physical Education Girls Health Education Cheerleaders Adviser Coach PHYSICAL EDUCATIO The purpose of the Department of Physical Educa tion is to develop coordination between the mind and the body The course also gives the student important ex perience in living as a member of a group as well as periods a week in Physical Education was required for all students During the three years the activities were many and varied They included tumbling calisthenics and group games such as volley ball and basketball Due to the overcrowded classes Mr Davenport and Mrs Eves taught classes held on Friday mornings and afternoons nected with the individuals fullest development and enloyment of lite it was a very important part of our school curriculum x 'an Mrs ELIZABETH EVES Hey let gal lm on the bottom' The boys have a free for all on the mat while others Girl s Physical Education plqy bggkerbqll an individual. To achieve this goal, a minimum of two respectively. Since Physical Education is so closely con- - , 2.7 - V

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Miss ARLENE HETLER General Art Related Art Tickets .ur P ART What is art? It is man-made beauty. Through art one learns to appreciate his surroundings and to make worthy use of his leisure time. It provides an opportunity for self-expression through illustration and representation. It was possible tor a student to elect three years of art. Different phases of this many-sided subject were offered, such as: costume designing, interior decorating, landscaping, draw- ing, and painting in various mediums. In the handicrafts, there was instruction in weaving, textiles, hook rug making, jewelry, stencils, and leather work. An array of useful and beautiful ob- jects were created each year by students working in fields of their choice. Art is not restricted to one land or to one people. lt touches all in its appeal and, is in itself, a universal language. An instruction period for a group of students interested in the art of leather tooling