Boyertown High School - Bear Yearbook (Boyertown, PA)

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li MEMCRI M . .... MARY B. HEINS With the death of Miss Mary B. Heins on September 17, 1945, the pupils of Boyertown High School lost a real friend and one of the finest teachers to be found anywhere. Miss Heins took a special interest in the Senior Class. She had charge of the Senior Class play and commencement, and did expert work. She had received the position of Dean of Girls in 1942, and was well liked by the girls for her excellent advice. Even with all this extra work, she was always available and willing to answer problems of other students. Upon her graduation from Kutztown State Normal School in 1887, Miss Heins began her teaching career that same year in a one-room school at Barto, where she taught until 1919. In this year she took charge of the Bechtelsville Junior High School, and taught there until 1922, when she entered the Boyertown High School as a teacher of English until her demise. We, the pupils of Boyertown High School are deeply indebted to Miss Heins for having devoted her life to furthering our education and making us better citizens. If it were not for people like her, our great system of education would be a complete failure. And so, the 1946 Bear pays tribute to Miss Mary B. Heins. E31

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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