Boyertown High School - Bear Yearbook (Boyertown, PA)

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SCJPHOMORESI The tenth grader must now pursue the course which he has set before him. It may be a long and hard journey but the outcome Will reap a rich reward. Sports like football, basketball, cross country, track, and baseball appeal to these ambitious sophomores. There are some Who are interested in things other than sports, such as music and journalism. The Sophomores have demonstrated their ambition, faithfulness, and capability, and they intend to carry these qualities with them in the future. Sophomore Class officers always looking ahead to a rainy day. J. Rothenberger, president, J. Bechtel, treasurer, M. Kutz, secretary, R. Steltz, vice-presi- dent. HOMEROOM 10-D rv.. First Row: L. to R., C. Eagle, R. Dotterer, J. Schoenly, P. Moatz, W. Levengood, R. Pettyjohn, W. Haas, E. Reidenauer. Second Row: L. to R., A, Albrecht, R. Neiman, R. Weinsteiger, L. Boughter, Mr. Francis D. Sell, R. Seip, H. KHGPD, M. Rothenber- ger. Third Row: L. to R., E. Mut- ter, E. Mackey, H. Zajac, E. Mensch, W. Standhardt, J. Eck- hart, W. Matz, J. Renninger, H. Landis, R. Moyer, W. Youse. E151 I-IOMEROOM 10-C First Row: L. to R., E. Miller, J. Lenhart, G. Becker, M. Grofe, J. Rothenberger, F. Cressman, J. Dotterer, R. Yerger, C. McCord. Second Row: L. to R., F. Fryer, R, Steltz, T. Reigner, E. Lutz, B. Eisenhart, E. Dunning, N. Stev- ens, H. Edge, H. Kumpf, D. Magnets. Third Row: L. to R., F. Smith, P. Manwiller, H. Reitf, W, Dunkelberger, H. Weiss, J. Mer- cer, L. Hoppes, J. Frain, C. Un- derkoifler, T. Hartman. Fourth Row: L. to R., H. Mutter, R- Stauifer, W. Body, Miss Winifred Moyer, K. Nyce, J. Gerhart, R, Campbell.

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HOMEROOM 10-B First Row: L. to R., J. Kline, C. Reinert, P. Monberger, M. Landis, D. Sands, President, E. Swavely, C. Stoudt, P. Miller, Secretary- Treasurer. Second Row: L. to R., M. Mohn. V. Stauifer, B. Fitz, M. Moyer, D. Herbst, S. Nester, M. Moser, A. Renninger, M. Gott- shall. Third Row: L. to R., M. Wright, N. Riegner, M. Hunter, R. Emes, P. Endy, B. Herbst, S. Gift, D. Zern. Fourth Row: L. to R., E. Seyler, Miss Violet White, K. Kemp, B. Renninger, P. Schultz, R. Frank, F. Schlegel. HOMEROOM 10-A Standing: J. Schultz, J. Quaint- ance, M. Leister, M. Kutz, G Werstler, M. Carver, P. Schlegel D. Stauffer, Miss Margaret Herb- ster, N. Fisher. Seated: J. Parme- backer, A, Rhoa-ds, J. Bechtel, M Neiman, E. Melcher, W. Gresh M. Herb. PEANUTS! . . . CRACKER-JACK! The tenth grade consists of four different sections: 10-A Whose faculty adviser is Miss Margaret Herbster. The sophomore class secretary and treasurer reside in this room. They are Mary Jane Kutz and Janet Bechtel. The group of thirty-one pupils compose the commercial section, which is under the guidance of Miss Violet White. Miss Winifred Moyer has charge of the 10-C homeroom. Jack Rothenberger and Richard Steltz, the president and vice-president of the class, are found in this homeroom. v The agricultural and general boys, proctored by Mr. Francis Sell, are found in the 10-D homeroom. E141

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FIRE-E TER, SNAKE- The eleventh grade is under the guidance of three teachers: Miss Margaret Schmeelk, Mr. James Phelan, and Mr. Daniel Rohrbach. The eleventh grade seems to be outstanding in the various activities of our school. It is this class which has the majority of varsity cheerleadersg and also fills many positions in varsity basketball and football. Not only are the Juniors interested in sports but many are interested in the fields of journalism, music, and the finer arts. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS J. McNey, Vice-president, M. Swinehart, treasurer: A. Stitzel, secretary, D. Blank, presidentg stroll down the hall to show Christmas presents received from classmates. HOMEROOM 11-A First Row: L. to R., S. Miller, D. Knepp. D. Downer, J. Koh- ler, Sec.-Treasurer, R. Reidenauer, President: D. Blank, Vice - Presidentg A. Neiman, M. Kulp, D. Martin. Second Row: L. to R., B. Yoder, H. Fryer, F. Zborowski, L. Hoff- man, E. Austrevich, A. Heydt, R. Long- acre, R. Fisher, A. Diemand, M. Shall- away. Third Row: L. to R., L. Hoffman, C. Brendlinger, D. Grofe, J. Gilde, P. Heydt, D. Gesch- wind, D. Grofe, D. Faust, C. Gable. D. Longacre. Fourth Row: L. to R., J. Heil, B. Bernhart, L, Henry, Miss Mar- garet Schmeelk, R. Miller, D. Shanley, R. Rhoads. A great event held by the Juniors is the Christmas dance in order to raise funds for the Junior-Senior prom. This class has accomplished many things because in it we find the typical American boy and girl. These students are prepared and able to meet whatever task is set before them. For this reason members of the class have received honors in music, sports, journalism and art. 7 E161