Boyertown High School - Bear Yearbook (Boyertown, PA)

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3.3.1 Mrs. Marcia Z. Krysa Mrs. Dorothy G. Landis Miss Winifred Y. Moyer Miss Mary Louise Purnell Librarian School Nurse Science Dean: Social Studies Miss Ida, M. Reinert Chester' W. Rohrbach Daniel A. Rohrbach Vocal Music Social Studiesg Science Jr. High Guidance Miss Margaret C. Schmeelk Francis D. Sell Miss Mary Grim Spanishg Germany English Commercial Mathematics Dental Hygienist Miss Violet M. White Miss G. Marcella Wise Guldin G. Yoder Miss Ruth R. Yoder Lating English Girls' Health Commercial Dept., Head Administrative Secretary

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uApplause Mrs. Marjorie R.. Bashore Mrs. Josephine B. Bierly Miss Marion H. Boyer Miss Eva E. Brunner Englishg Speech Social Studiesg Speech Shorthandg Typing Arty Handwriting Mrs. Martha G. Christman Miss Arlene L. Custer Ralph S. DeTurk Foods Secretary to the principal Vocational Agriculture Robert L. Fleming Mrs. Arline H. Fryer Warren 0. Frey Science English Boys' Health Harry I. Gilbert Franklin H. Gottshall Paul S. Hangen Jr. Miss Luella. C. Hoch Social Studies General Shop Instrumental Music Social Studies

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XX ll Beyond The Horizon Senior class officers are A. Renninger, treasurerg D. Zern, secretary, H. Zajac, president 3 J. Rothenberger, vice president, attending the last show. The Class of '48 has accom- plished a great deal in its jour- ney to stardom. They were the first group to organize in their Sophomore year and also the first seniors to purchase sweat- ers. A dance entitled Spring Frolic was sponsored. Their class play, You're Young Only Twice, was the supreme event of the season. The play requires special praise, not only for having been an excellent pro- duction under the capable direc- tion of Mrs. Arline H. Fryer, but for the time, patience, and hard work spent to create an enjoyable performance. Trips were made during the year to the Berks County Court House and the Metropolitan Edison power plant. Seniors chose the talisman rose as their class flower and have royal blue and gold for class colors. Their appropriate motto is Climb tho' the rocks be rugged. This year there are ninety- four students in the senior class. At the beginning of the term one of the main purposes of William A. Steinmuller, Dean of Boys, Mathematics class meetings was the election of class oiiicers. The following were chosen to serve throughout the semester: Henry Zajac, presidentg Jack Rothenberger, vice presidentg Anita Renninger, secretary, and Dolores Zern, treasurer. The students are separated into four sectionsg however, they have been divided into three homerooms only. Mrs. Arline H. Fryer has charge of the academic group, general and vocational girlsg the commercial group under Guldin G. Yoder, and Robert L. Fleming, home- room teacher of the vocational and general boys. Many of the twelfth grade boys were active in such sports as football, basketball, baseball, and track. Softball was popu- lar among the girls. The vari- ous music and social organiza- tions also attracted quite a number of students. Our seniors have varied am- bitionsg whatever they may be, we wish them every success in the future.