Boyertown High School - Bear Yearbook (Boyertown, PA)

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A group of our health teachers meeting in Mr. F'ry's office. Shown are left to right. Warren O. Fry, who taught in Schwenksville be- fore coming to B. H. S. He is boys physical education director. Miss G. Marcella Wise came to Boyertown only a few years ago. She is girl's physical education director. She also has charge of all girls' sports. Mrs. Dorothy Landis, the school nurse. When- ever we have any aches, we run to Mrs. Landis. She always does her best for us. Mrs. Josephine Bierly is our new librariang she formerly taught social studies here. Miss Mary Grim. dental hygienist, who regularly inspects and cleans our teeth. These are our worthy custodians who keep our school looking neat and attractive. If it we-ren't for these men we wouldn't have heat. and they also bring the supplies to the teachers. Shown here are left to right, Charles Wise, who has charge of the first floor. Hai'- vey Heacock, head custodian, has charge of the third floor. Grover Schlotterer is field custodian. He sees that the grass is mowed and the athletic field is kept in repair. Walter Davidheiser has charge of the second floor and the boiler room to furnish the heat. Left to right. Mrs. Hanna Swinehart and Mrs. Sallie Wolfgang are responsible for the nutritious. delicious. meals served to the students at B. H. S. SL'l't'Il

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Left to right. Miss Ida M. Reinert and Paul S. Hangen Jr., the music educators, have added Eva E. Brunner, art teacher to their department. They seem to be enjoying their vocalizing. Miss Reinert has charge of vocal music while Mr, Hangen is in charge of instrumental music. Our stu- dents learn to appreciate the finer arts by means of these well- trained, qualitied teachers. 5 S I 1' - J - -x... X 'Q' s 11 sz' l I ., Q.. 1 ..,, 2 QI 1' as T 1 1 Pilots Entering the auditorium we find the four vocational teachers, left to right, Franklin H. Gottshall. shop-teacher: Mrs. Martha G. Christman. head of the Home EC- oncmics Departmentg Ralph S. DeTurk, vocational agricultureg Mrs, N o r in a S. Hollcnbach. clothing, Mrs. Hollenbach is the nfth new member of the faculty, She is ll graduate of Penn State.

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O A e A 'e Sirsl y . VW: the students of the Boyertovvn High School. oxve Geforce B. Skviiieliziii. supervising principal of the Boy.-1-i fnvzi Public Schools. a tremendous amount of credit for his 'work in keeping the standards of BHS. up to the districts expectations. This marks his fortvbfouith year with the teaching profession. He realized that there was a definite need for some form oi agriculture training in our school systcni and so introduced the F,F.A. to B.H.S. I A. im Y Taken in a rare moment of relaxation, the navigators of the Bear, left to right. Marion Brumbach, vice president: Augustus D. Gresh, secretary: Harvey D. Ritter, president: Charles A. Y. Davidheiser, treasurer: Samuel Knouse, member: and George B. Swinehart, supervising principal, have done an excellent piece of work in making our school an institution of which we can all be proud. Bovertown High Schools principal. Lzixvrence E. Grim. has been with us for twenty-nine years. He began his duties here in 1920 and since then has advanced to the position of principal of the building. Together with teaching the subject of mathcniutics. he also holds the title of Director of Athletics. Despite the hours devoted to these two activities. he still finds time to concentrate on supervising B.H.S. The position of principal involves countless re- sponsibilities. hence. we want to compliment Latv- rence E. Grim for performing such :tn exceedingly nne job.