Boyertown High School - Bear Yearbook (Boyertown, PA)

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Miss Arline Custer, secretary, hands Mr. Lawrence Grim, principal, the daily announcement sheet for approval. -U O THE BEAR Mr. William Steinmuller, dean of boysg Mr. Franklin Gottshall, shop teacher, and Mr. Ralph DeTurk, agriculture, sign out after a day's Work. Miss Eva Brunner, art teacher, and Miss Margaret C. Herbster, sewing teacher, take a stroll at noontime. E61

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THEY PLAN GLIR F TE These are true Words indeed. This group of men, more than ' Tififxh' L45 ffl' any other, directs our general school activities. As they shuH1e the cards of decision, they chose those things which in their opinion K xj most benefit us as pupils. It is to them that we owe tribute for ' 'V 1 our fine teaching staff for in their hands rests the final decision in , . X . NS'-W the matter of choosing teachers, and so we pay homage to these men 52- M f who deligently serve us, the Board of Directors of Boyertown High ig- -if ,. 1. 'Q' School. ix af. .. BOARD OF EDUCATION d Fr er Secretary' Standing' Charles Seated: President, Harvey Ritterg Raymon y , , . Y. Davidheiser, Treasurer: Supervising Principal George B. Swinehartg Member, ' ' t s Gresh, Vice President. Marion Brumbach, Augus u I 5 J

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TRAINERS English teachers Mrs. Jeanette Iezzi, Miss Margaret C. Schmeelkg Spanish, Mrs. Arline Fryer and Miss Violet White, Latin, discuss a new piece of literature to be added to the curricula. Miss Ida Reinert, vocal music teacher, Mr. James Phelan, social studies teacher, filling Harry I. Gilloert's position until his return from the Red Cross, and Mr. Paul Hangen, instrumental music teacher, take a stroll before resuming the afternoon session. l7l Supervising Principal George B. Swine- hart and his secretary, Miss Ruth Yoder get off to an early start.