Boyertown High School - Bear Yearbook (Boyertown, PA)

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Four to our forefathers - - S 2!C Edward Conrad, Class of 1945, Pvt. Paul Reppert, Class of 1945, left left B. H. S. in February for the Navy. B. H. S. also in February for the army. The Pennsylvania Dutch are perhaps one of the most unique groups in the history of these United States. These practical fore- fathers of ours Worked hard and persistently for their freedom, and finally achieved the common goal. Once again the Pennsyl- vania Dutch are lighting for this freedom, but now We carry proudly the glorious heritage given to us by our illustrious ances- tors. All over the world the practical, slow, easy-going Dutch- men are proving that they can buckle down! To these fighting men and women and the memory of those heroes of the past, We dedicate this book. . is 2 . E f . y I all i Ensign James C. German, now on leave of absence with U. S. Navy, poses with his 3 year old son, James Jr. Ensign German is a navy gun c W captain in the armed guard.

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Six A typical Dutch mill near Bally has been restored by Lt. Com. Edward Nimmo, and is used as his residence