Boyertown High School - Bear Yearbook (Boyertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

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I6 Hoes-QEY I7 moss Coum-av 8 was Puma vo R Spams Sromr 9 SPRING P cf RE VARIETY Snow 54 Gurus BASKETBALL S D E 61 GY:-1 Exmenruou 22 Futuna FARNERS 2 cnvmss 28 WINTER D vuoea 30 WcNTtR STORY Bl Women Per RE 2 Wmrcn Flcnvmes 36 gencuews OPHO ORES 40 -JUNQQRS 2 bfocm Mussc ncuesrm BASEBALL gl Sorfaau 67 RACK 68 muon Sronv 70 Semoas N0 lc l C :tr E ? ,..-is .S f , , , l G DE . ' . I U X - 6 1 4.9 Q .. 1 u 3 i l -1 2 aj ,. E fl? i 'I' -ir Y f Y, 4' ik ' W, , f 4-si - 3 it - V-1 is 1 ir -,ii 1 'IT E:L gi: jk, 'L-L N Tig Q: gi' Y i Qjf .gf ,L W 7 s-:ff 5 -Y' VP V, DEDIC T10 The staff of the Bear is sincerely proud to dedicate the H1950 Bear to Luella C. Hoch for the splendid work she has done for the school. In addition to teaching social studies she is Business Adviser to the Bean She is also adviser to the Cur- rent Events Club. Miss Hoch was graduated from the local schools. She then attended Keystone State Teachers College. She then taught the elementary grades of the Laboratory School at Kutztown Teachers College. After teaching there for two years, she came to Boyer- town. While teaching here, she took her B. S. in Education at Muhlenberg College. It is with deep respect and gratitude that We, the students of Boyertovvn High School, dedicate the H1950 Bea1 ' to Miss Hoch. X QE?-Ei SEX X Um f U Q QW hw y N U Wm wfgiy, I M 54545454 J fi Q , ' gf' X XJ 5 f,,r- Xi ,X-'T-N ..--w-- W ,775 - 52' SX M., i-' d ' iLQ . g 4' 1 , ' 4 ,, 42- lr, --,znifif Xw -. 2 J x ' J ' Z' V Clijjfig! f ' 7x11 --IT? 6 eg 15:-'leg-, A, I , L - I N gif-EQ f a Q,- T 7? .-I X if ff , gf:- x - ' A H' 7 ,gun -: F4-1? - I-:Q A Q' M ff fail, 'if' Qff.-g-.121 X ,..4,:- 4 .Y X 1 , 5 , Y' X f VAPVAWVI : ' . l 1 NM H 'r' N ' I r 1 f 9 f' ff? ffrf 2- F 4 A ff J! 1 ,!1Qgg wig K WW X ,, QW III-11.1. ww QL MS. exif! j If E X1 f X Q J- 3f iA s Q Q QQ. 2 if Q4 ' 5 .f fl 25254 7 f J lb' QA X --jg Q Q l' ..i- U f--f QW fi Jil qw Qywf '? 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X Q X A , X gf , X fix ' N MXN x x X Fa ellGo Beautlful suns ts' Colo1ed leaves' Coolel davs' Lusclous flllltl All these 1nd1cate that summe1 1s vsamng and fall IS apploachmg SVtlITIIH1Hg pa1t1es dogg1e1oasts and all the 1elax1ng thlngs you do Ill the summel a1e past a11d students take up the 1espons1b1l1tx of school once mo1e Although school b11ngs back IGSPOH 1b1l1t19S It also bunsfs back the fun of football games x1cto1y dances hay l1d9S Hallovxe en pa1t1es and many othe1 dehghtful thlngs Football IS the lead1ng SpO1t much avv alted by the student We stalted oft 1n h1gh fash1on by beat1ng Roxe1sfo1d 111 the fnst game of the season Not to be out done by football the CIOSS countu team shales some of the l1me l1ght These boys 1un ove1 h1ll a11d dale to mn the11 fame Thev ale coached by M1 Sell The boys dont get all the Cledlt f01 01 ore A Rovmg fall spolts as ou1 g11ls d1d ve1y well playlng hockev Fall IS a busv tlme fo1 the students of B H S Eve15v1he1e you hea1 talk about hay11des and Hallovs e en p31t1QS An event long to be lemembeled by the students vvas the talk g1ven by 19 llled Gene1al Call A Spaatz du11ng Pennsylvanla Week Anothe1 glOl1p that 1S ve1y act1ve at CIOPS and exh1b1t then WOlk at the fans Many of them VKIH IJIIZQS As autumn leaves IHCIQHSQ 1n falllng so have act1v1t1es1nc1eased by the noble 9ffOl ts of both teache1s and pup1ls EVG1y OppO1tUIl1ty that the school OHQIS IS the lesult of someone s hald wolk We hele acknowledge the unt111ng se1 uces of both plesent and past educa tlonal leadels of the school dlSt11Ct of BOYQI town These men and women we salute Wlth many thanks and the k1HCl6St Vt0ldS of app1ec1at1on Fall the time of football and here 15 Lo ngy Mlller carrying the ball and gammg yardage to help B H S to victory s 9 9 0 I , ' G . 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Q, 1 The Weather Fereea ter dmlm tratlen George B Smnehart Lawrence E Grlm George B Swmehart Superusmg Prlnclpal Lawrence E Grlm Hugh School Prlnclpal H3V1Hg taught classes here at Boyertown I-hgh Besldes holdlng the DOSIUOII of hlgh school prm School for many yeals Mr Svtlnehart has acqulred clpal he IS also dlrectox of athleucs Mr Gr1m1s also an understandmg of the problems of both teachers teacher of mathematlcs and students and so he solves these problems Wlth tact and dlplomacy when needed FY! 111 QQ 1' 'ae' fx I to R Hanew D Ritter president Augustus D Gresh secretarw Charles A 1 Davldhelser treasurer Samuel lxnouse 'tlanon R Brumbach nee president and George B Smnehart superusmg prmclpal These men discuss and approte the actlutles of BHS Ezglzt I 0 0 0 ' O O O Q f ' If -W my ng fi . est B' BIN 52 of I , . V' L ,tix lj Our health department 1ncludes M1ss Marcella G Wlse Health and Physlcal Educatlon teacher of glrls MISS Mary E Grlm Dental Hyglenlst Dorothy G Lan d1S School Nurse and Mr As B H S opened 1ts doors for the fall term lt opened its arms to 750 students and xt also welcomed four new faculty mem bers Mrs Edna D Gelss Enghsh teacher who IS takmg the place of Mrs Arllne H Fryer who lS on sabbatlcal leave Mrs GCISS IS also 1n charge of the Dramatlcs Club Mlss Martwne Bentzen who graduated from Ursmus College ln 1949 teaches soclal studles and Engllsh She also IS an ad v1ser to Boosters Club The mathematlcs department was very fortunate m securmg the servlces of Edward Stewart He also plans to re establlsh tenms as one of B H S s favor 1ts sports The Jumor basketeers were happy to welcome Harold E Marks as thelr coach Mr Marks teaches sclence and soclal studles Warren O Fry Health and Physlcal Eclucatlon teacher of bovs These teachers have charge of health programs throughout the school year D-4 After a hard days work our custodlans and cooks pause for a moments relaxatlon before callmg lt a day L to R Har Vey Heacock Charles Wlse Mrs Salhe Wolfgang Mrs Hanna Swelnhart and Walter Davld helser N me 7-A-Front Row, L to R: P. Berky, R. Diliplane. V. Fronheiser, R. Dotterer, G. Fleming, F. Brumbach, R. Brooke, M. I-Iaring, S. Christ- man, C. Coates. Second Row, L to R: A. Heimbach, M. Dierolf, B. Conrad, C. Bechtel, S. Burns, Miss Reinert, P. Brendlinger, B. Frey, M. Brooke, J. Burgien, M. Eshbach. Third Row, L to R: G. Heimbach, M. Brintzen- hoff, W. Gaugler, R. I-leckman. R. Dierolf. L. Heimbach, B. Gehris, G. Becker, C. Hartman. Fourth Row, L to R: F. Allmendinger, D. Fehr, R. Eschbach, E. Brintzenhoff, W. Henry, W. Day, J. Eshbach, C. Boyer, G. Dotterer, S. Hartman. We 7-B-Front Row. L to R: M. Moyer, M. Moyer, N. Kline, M. Maclntire, S. Kolb, A. Maurey, L. Lockwood, M. Imbody. Second Row, L to R: A. Heimbach, J. Mackamer, S. Kohler, F. Mutter, D. Heckman, E. Kifer, J. Miller, R. Hill, P. Lucarelli. Third Row, L to R: D. Kulp, M. Mutter, J. Hillibush, M. Mensch, S. Miller, G. Kolb, R. Latshaw, J. Grotf, J. Kuser. Fourth Row, L to R: R. Richards, D. Moser, D. Knauer, Mr. C. Rohrbach, R. Romig, L. Heydt, G. Reigner, Miss Reinert, L. Kane, G. Moyer, A. Moyer. ulletober' Blue Weather mbelizes The seventh grade, consisting of 107 students, is under the supervision of Miss Ida M. Reinert and Mr. Chester W. Rohrbach. These students find the Good Groom- ing Club, band, orchestra, library club and airplane club among their favorite organizations. They were very help- ful in aiding the Red Cross drive and in stamp and bond sales. The seventh grade students can be seen gazing at the upper classmen, wish- ing that they could hold dances and join in activitiesg but these things aren't too far off. They have held parties for special holidays such as Hallowe'en and St. Valentine's Day. Some of the students in the sections of 7-2 and 7-3 have put on plays for the assembly programs. A comedy en- titled Mother Walks Out was pre- sented by the 7-2 section and the 7-3's composed a play from a book they read entitled Ichabod Crane. There are 7-C-Front Row, L to R: W. Swavely, J. Scrip, S. Reitnauer, J. Nyce, C. Sweinhart, C. Seekamp C. Shelly, F. Stahl, P. Smith, S. Scrip. Second Row, L to R: R. Schutt, N. Willman, M. Rothenberger, D. Shupe, D. Rhoads, N. Wentzel, B. Reinert, D. Schanely, R. Youse, R. Richards. Third Row, L to R: R. Weinsteiger, T. Pope, R. Shade, D. Rhoads, R. Spohn, J. Slonaker, B. Spencer, R. Werner, D. Sands. Fourth Row, L to R: R. Torrens, B. Reppert, Mr. C. Rohrbach, J. Torrens, N. Trout, L. Wentzel. F1 8-A-Front Row, L to R: E. Hoppes, B. Bain- bridge, C. Haddad, B. Fisher, N. Brannan, R. Hallman, P. Essick, B. Bausher. Second Row, L to R: D. Johnson, R. Erb, R. Haring, C. Gebhard, F. Fulmer, H. Eagle, G. Grim, L. Groff. Third Row, L to R: C. Heimbach, M. Eisenhart, J. Hartman, E. Eddinger, S. Griesmer, P. Aston, M. Cressman, J. Heinly, R. Gerhart. Fourth Row, L to R: G. Lignelli, R. Mackey, M. Harrison, S. Eddinger, L. Dautrich, D. Hartman, R. Cressman, J. Heydt. Fifth Row, L to R: R. Angstadt, R. Angstadt, J. Boettner, Miss Purnell, W. Maclntire, D. Keyser, R. Fronczak. 0ur Bright Seventh 8-B-Front Row, L to R: G. Reinert, S. Oswald, B. Reigh, J. Mest, D. Ritter, J. Reigner, M. Levengood, J. Miller. Second Row, L to R: K. Smith, Mrs. Fake, C Reinhard, M. Houck, M. Levengood, P. Jafolla, S. Mantz, E. Johnson, S. Moyer, H. Stetler Miss Bentzen, R. Weidner. Third Row, L to R: J. Matz, J. Seasholtz, J Rothenberger, A. Kerrer, W. Longacre, S Knarr, J. Quigley, C. Schwenk, P. Napier, W. Reinert. Fourth Row, L to R: VV. Wolfrom, F. Snyder H. Schrump, L. Trate, R. Reinhard, R. Riehle S. Moyer, R. Wasson. v and quite a few talented students in the sev- enth grade, not only in the dramatic field, but also in the sports and instru- mental music fields. These pupils have very decided ideas of what they like and don't likeg on the whole they agree. When these pupils finally become seniors they will remem- ber their first year at B. H. S. as one of their best. The more the merrier they always say, and the old saying surely was true when it comes to the eighth grade of Boyertown Junior High School. In the eighth grade there is a total of 99 pupils, which is a record attendance. There are 59 rural students who make up more than half of the entire eighth grade population. The eighth graders participated in numerous special school activities. Dur- ing the winter there was an inter-mural basketball tournament, in which the 8-2 boys got top honors. The girls were not left out of sports activities either, Eighth Grader and the red team Won the championship of the girls inter-mural basketball tournament. 8-C-Front Row, L to R: G. VVelsh, J. Weller, N. Schoenly, B. Slemmer, S. Yergey, M. Roscher, H. Renninger, T. VVilliams. Second Row, L to R: M. Duzzan, S. Toms, S. Spohn, J. Schmoyer, Mrs. Hollenbach, B. Sheeler, S. Snyder, S. VVeiss, J. Wolfgang. Third Row, L to R: E. Pennypacker, L. Weizold, C. Swann, M. Swavely, D. Gilbert. 9-A-Front Row, L to R: D. Kolb, D. Specht, V. Campbell, D. Schanley, B. A. Rhoads, S. Schanely, N. M. Coates, S. Shade, R. Bender. Second Row, L to R: J. Aston, L. Milczanowski, S. Sell, L. Skora, M. Dotterer, Miss Hoch, S. Hafer, S. Reinert, J. Nuss, H. Bishe. Third Row, L to R: K. Reigner, G. Zerr, D. Ellis, L. Kemp, L. Hojecki, K. Boyer, T. Lewis, L. Groff, R. Staulfer. Fourth Row, L to R: H. Body, S. Gebhard, M. Bortz, K. Grim, P. Tabor, 0. Diachynsky, B. Focht, J. Babb, W. Bishop. Fifth Row, L to R: G. Bohn, C. Christman, P. Eddinger, J. R. Wren, J. Warfel, D. Oxenford, D. Bause, N. Bensing, F. Yerk. due Hundred Se ent -Four inth Grader 9-D-Front Row, L to R: G. Matz, N. Kriebel, M. Monberger, D. Schoenly, L. Schott, A. Longacre, M. Moyer, B. Kauffman, R. Sabold. Second Row, L to R: R. Schoch, C. Rothenberger, W. Renninger, G. Miller, Miss Brunner, P. Melcher, P. Nichols, S. Gehris, R. Updegrove, G. Stengel. Third Row, L to R: D. Trethewey, A. Jordan, B. Leffel, J. Moatz, J. Miller, R. Spaar, J. Souders, A. Rothenberger, A. Moyer. Fourth Row, L to R: S. Spohn, P. Pennypacker, A. Simmons, G. Rohrbach, M. Leister, P. Long, N. Swartz, D. Landis, R. Ludy. Fifth Row, L to R: K. Sharp, J. Nichols, H. Tim, D. Romig, T. Shaner, G. Yost. 9-B-Front Row, L to R: P. Frey, E. Reinert, P. Schaeffer, R. Hetrick, N. Moyer, S. Hahn, N. Smith, M. Weller, C. Schanley. Second Row, L to R: K. Taggart, J. Swenson, S. Mitchell, P. Erb, A. Kemp, N. Dunkel- ber er F Gamler G Erb S Domblaser E , - , - , - - Third Row, L to R: D. Heffner, D. Scheetz, G. Schoenly, D. Seasholtz, G. Mack, G. Boyer, D. Ellis, M. Bartman, P. Miller, C. Matz. Fourth Row, L to R: D. Weller, M. Seifirt, B. Gift, J. Arnold, D. Hess, J. Hobert, J. Spohn, S. Heydt, G. Nester, S. Landis. Fifth Row, L to R: C. Heydt, G. Gabel, E. Wasson, L. Heydt, Mr. Stewart, R. Kuser, D. Updegrove, E. Moyer, R. Kifer. A Harvest 0lfering From the Horn oi Plent 9-C-Front Row, L to R: W. Bechtel, J. Degler, G. Davidheiser, H. Conrad, Mr. Hartman D. Becker, K. Guinther, J. Ruhl, R. Benjamin. Second Row, L to R: K. Dragon, C. Grasser, M. Moyer, J. Fronheiser, P. Cleaver, F Reifsnyder, S. Baver, C. Hoffman, C. Kolb. Third Row, L to R: A. Kazak, H. Davidheiser, S. Hoffman, E. Dierolf, V. Bickel, J. Fritz C. Hare, H. Kelly, R. Hartman. Fourth Row, L to R: R. Herb, M. Heiiner, M. Forsythe, J. Fronheiser, E. Hess, S. Heydt N. Bright, H. Bernhart. Fifth Row, L to R: R. Fronheiser, C. Heffner, H. Gehris, L. Curry, A. Houck, C. Kauffman C. Hartman, P. Dautrich. f N 13515. l 1 Top to bottom right: Miller, Mackey, Stoudt, Rothenberger, Houck, Smith. Crisp Weather, Roaring Crowds, Snapp Bands The B-town gridmen, under the direction of Robert L. Fleming, Warren O. Fry, and Daniel A. Rohrbach, opened the season with three consecutive wins. In the curtain-raiser an aroused pack of Bears rallied in the last quarter to nose Royersford, 7 to 6. The following Saturday, the locals broke a 7 to 7 halftime deadlock to trounce West Reading, 34 to 7. Next the Norco Wildcats underwent an 18 to 0 trampling. The Boyertown Bears finished the 1949 football campaign on the credit side of the ledger with a record of five wins, four losses. The BHS gridders waged contests in two leagues. ln the Berks County League the Bruins defeated West Reading and Wil- I nN1'f1'4 Summary Boyertown 7 Boyertown 34 Boyertown 18 Boyertown 21 Boyertown 13 Boyertown 12 Buyerlown 6 Boyertown 20 Boyertown 6 Top to bottom left: Swavely, Steltz, Schell, Sweinhart, Koons, I-lausman. Pepp Cheerleaders . . . These Spell Football 1949 Season Royersford West Reading North Coventry Pennsylvania School for the Deaf Wilson Shillington Muhlenberg Spring City East Greenville son but bowed to Shillington and Muhlenberg. In Perkiomen-Schuylkill Valley League games they Won decisions over Royersford and North Coventry, but were edged by East Greenville. In non-league competition the Bears defeated Spring City, but were outclassed by the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf. Thanksgiving Day, 1949, saw the Bears, with thirteen seniors finishing their high school football careers, lose a hard-fought ballgame to East Green- ville by a 7 to 6 margin. The Boyertown attempt at the extra point was good but had to be rekicked because of a holding penalty. On the second attempt the ball fell short, strongly reminiscent of the Shill- ington game of 1948. Fifteen Glrl Come Into the Plcture 1th Hockey GIRLS VARSITY HOCKEY Nancy N Rcnnmger Captaxn Second Row L to R A Quigley C Drabmsky A Dunkelberger M Graham Third Row L to R B Koons Manager G Renmnger B Cressman S Brannan J Gnm Asst Manager Fourth Row L to R P Landxs J Yergey I-I Werstler Flfth Row Mlss Wise Coach The g1rls hockey team ended 1tS sea son by placmg second 1n the league The glrls on the team played stlenu ously and to the best of thell ab1l1ty all season under the capable coachlng Th1S was the first year that the hoc key team belonged to a league They have entered the Upper Pe1k1omen Schuylklll Valley League It was tr1 umph therefore, when they came th1ough 1n second place t1e wlth Norco The managels of the team th1s yeal were Ba1ba1a Koons and Jean G11m Nancy Renn1nger, a sen1o1 th1s year, was the captaln of the V31S1ty team wh1le Eleanor E1senhart was captaln of the Jun1o1 Va1s1ty team GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY E Elsenhart Captam Second Row L to R S Haier M Gerhart L Skora P Long Third Row L to R B Koons S Sell J Grlm Fourth Row L to R G Eshbach L Gabel B Herman E Fritz N Swartz Fifth Row Mlss Wise S 1.1 teen I U O ' l f- M I l ' 22 y ' R I ' . , . . , of Miss Marcella Wise. I u U 0 ' f 3 ! y I D 1 I I -r I A llarners Nab Third Place ln Dlstrlet Meet 1'3 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM F o t Row L t R W We ne G Brlntzenhotl' L I-larth B Landis Second Row L to R C Ha tman W Soude s C Be ky Thi d Row L to R R Custer m ag r Mr Sell co ch Wlth the loss of most of the boys who ran on Coach F1 ancls Sell s cham p1onsh1p team the new season began wlth an mexperlenced but enthuslastlc group of boys The team conslsted of Wauen Werner Bluce Landls George Buntzenhoff Carl Be1ky Curt1s Hart l1ne Lamar Hartlme Gene Smlth and Henry Stetlel After sever al weeks of trammg the Bears met a sharp defeat at the hands of Lansdale by a score of 15 to 40 The team now wlth some expeuence under ltS belt defeated Blrdsbolo 25 to 30 But a few weeks later the Blrds came back and defeated the thmclads by a score of 27 to 28 W1th greater determmatlon the B H S runners next met Pottstown and trounced them 20 to 30 Wlth th1S addlng to the1r ex peuence and enthuslasm the team fin 1Sh6d thnd 1n the Venzke D1St11Ct Three Meet to iimsh the1r season Most of the boys w1ll 1etu1n agam next year and wlth the1r added experl ence we hope they w1ll agam capture the county champ1onsh1p Mr Francis Sell g1V8S the cross country team some pointers on 'how to xmprove their timmg These bovs work hard practicing and do very well ln their meets They could be called the Unsung heroes at B H S They are, kneelmg, L to R B Landis, and L l-lartllne, standmg is G Brintzenhoff Seventeen I I O I O , 4 ' V 04 In , VIH. ki 4 , V ,W ,U LX f . 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Miller. Members of the Athletic Club have earned their var- sity letters. Boys Gym Club The members of the Boys Gym Club meet each week durmg the fourth perlod Durmg thls time they prepare themselves for the annual gym ex hlbltlon by work mg on mats par allel bars ropes and the spnng board iome the members the club gave demonstratlon cahsthentlcs p e r f 0 r m e d France and Ger many for the gym 8Xhlblt Flagshlp balutus Front Row, L to R: W. Wer- ner, M. Koons, C. Spohn F. Moyer, W. Gasser, J Evans, B. Eddinger. Second Row, L to R: C. Berky W. Erb, R. Reidenauer, S Schoch. J. Mercer, R. Wolf- gang, M. Miller, R. Swavely C. Mutter. Third Row, L to R: R Schanelv, D. Moyer, G. Hess G. Dierolf, D. Hausman, R Yergey, W. Barr, D. Heffner D. Hollowbush. Fourth Row, L to R: D. Bower F. Gottshall. E. Fronheiser L. Hartline, L. Miller, D Gribben, C. Miller, R. Clark J. Hartline. Fifth Row, L to R: R. Brooke G Wells Mr Hartman G Stamp and Bond Club J. Yergey, N, Renninger, J. Fronheiser, J. Ma- theys, J. Mahr, M Albitz, S. Fox, S Fronheiser, G Muthard, M. Ny- 66 ume Time Airplane Club Kneeling, L to R: G. Boyer, G. Matz, R. Spohn, L. Heim- bach, D. Knauer, F. Allmen- dinger, P. Berky, R. Dierolf, L. Kane, G. Becker, D. Kulp, R. Heckman. Standing, L to R: C. Rohr- bach, D. Trethewey, R. Tor- rens, D. Diener, H. Gehris, R. Werner, S. Hahn, H. Tim, A. Moyer, W. Henry, R. Benjamin, C. Heifner, C. Heydt, R. Hartman, G. Brintzenhoff, F. Yerk, R. Romig, C. Hoffman, R. Up- degrove, D. Miller, G. Stengel. man, H. Werstler, Treichler, M er, B. Minner, P Moser. Boy Scout Club Front Row, L to R: D. Moser, R. Bartman, R. Eschbach D. Rhoads, S. Hartman, R. Welnsteiger, C. Coates, M Brintzenholi, N. Willman, J Kuser, J. Groff, S. Scrip. Second Row, L to R: J. Esh- bach, L. Groff, L. Wentzel, D. Sands, M. Mutter, J Slonaker, R. Kuser, W. Day T. Pope, G. Heimbach, F. Brumbach, C. Schanley, Mr Marks, adviser, R. Hetrick B. Gehris. Tu uzly '4ov. J. Schott, J. Horn, P. R h o a d s, T. Haddad, J. Frain, N. Rothenberger, F. Wade, W. Bal- mer, B. Merkel, V. Mutter, Mr. Yod- Leh, L. Nuss, D. Miller, L. Miller, M. Specht, H. ame tation Future Teachers oi America The Future Teachers of America meet semi-monthly with J. Rose, Secretary, S Miller, President: M. Dierolf P. Groft, Vice President: M Graham, C. Schlegel, D. Hoch D. Stahl, Mrs. Annabelle Fake adviser: and R. Weller. Mm Fake was a charter member of the FTA when it was organized. Library Club The L i b r a r y C l u b members help Mrs. Bierly, the librarian, keep the library run- ning smoothly. They are: G. Up- degrove, N. Moyer, J. Koons, D. Boy- ,M er, Scribe: S. Houck, Treas.g E. Aston, Sec.: L. Nuss, S. Slemmer, G. Weinsteiger, J. Grim, J. Conrad, J. Weller, G. Esh- bach, Mrs. Bierly, C. Gross, N. Hed- rick, D. Johnson, and G. Eck. Current Events Club The Current Events Club seems deeply engrossed in their magazines. They discuss all timely topics of interest, learn to be tolerant and learn to distinguish fact from prop- aganda. The members are J. Houck, Miss Hoch, adviserg P. Gerhard, J. Lochman, J. Nyce, W. Kulp, G. Yost, A. Gehman, A. Longacre, L. Kemp. Twenty one The All Work For a Bourrulul Harvest ach y a g f Vl o B y a ghbor ng s y Fut ta d at ul EalLtha ofth s of m v d th The Future Farmers ol Amerua Brunner Chapter rs a group of boys enrolled rn the course of xocatronal agriculture rn the Boyertown Hrgh School This organrzatron was found ed and was operated for the boys who will some day be farmrng or workrng rn a related rndustry Naturallv the whole program of work must evolve upon the basrs that all learning actrvrty should lead toward greater proficiency rn the field of agriculture This year of 1900 marks the com pletron of eleven years wor k Phe vw ork accomplished during these eleven years marked a policy of tryrng hundreds of various actrvrtres and keeping the good and discarding the chaff Each vear of school actrvrty rs a com ponent of a whole group of actrxrtres therefore this year rs the rmportant year as far as the present boys rn the F F A are concerned Let us then T1 enty tr btartrng with the field crop project last summer and on into the harvest of last fall the F F A members planted cultrvated and husked the largest corn crop that the chapter ever produced They harvested over 1500 bushels of corn whrch was sold to the members for feed for lrvestock In August 1949 the F F A members showed 42 head of lrvestock at the Kutztown Farr vrrnnrng over S600 00 rn prrze money Wrllram Kleman won the reserve Grand Championship of all breeds vrrth hrs Berkshire Sow In September at the Reading Farr the members of the Chapter again won over S5700 00 rn prrze money and Wrllram Kleman finally vron the Grand Cham pronshrp of all breeds whrch rs the hrgh est award to be attained rn a lrvestock show Wrth the openrng of school the chap 0 E e r a roup of armers in the 'cinity f o ertown nd nei i communitie receive honorar ure Farmers certificates for having done outs n ing work in their p r ic ar field. r a s w is presenting one ese degree to one an, farmers who receive em this year. The Future Farmers of America, list the activities and attainments. ' V' 1, ' ' N Q . . . I . . ' 1 7 ' I . l I' Q 0 - I ' . - ' y . w 7 . D Y. . U ' Q u V y U I I n . . . .Q 1 c 0 0 . . . D, 1 v - .1 . 0 71 0 . i . . . s I 1 I , . . . , . . 1 0 O Y ' 4' - vo F.F.A. OFFICERS: R. l-less, Sec.g Mr. DeTurk, adviser: C. Hiryak, Scribe: H. Mathias, Pres.g M. Longacre, Reporter: E. Miller, Treas. ter engaged in the harvesting of fruit and the clearing of two brushlands for possible future corn planting. In Dec- ember 1949, a member, Carl Hiryak, won second prize in the Pennsylvania Electric Association essay contest. The award carried with it a prize of 350.00 for Carl and a corresponding award for the F. F. A. chapter. During the State Farm Show in Jan- uary 1950, two of our members, William Kleman and Henry K. Johnson, were elected Keystone State Farmers, which is the second highest award in the F. F. A. organization in the United States. After many hours of work in the field planting and taking care of their crops, Future Farmers Clark Spencer and Guy Reppert are rewarded for their efforts by selling a wagon load of corn from their fall harvest to the Siesholtz Coal and Feed Company. T 9 2 . fra vlf t I pi 3 xv ,xiii Cl' E 7 M N- fe -l.g.., ,N U During the crisp autumn months we find our B. H. S. students enjoying their gay activity program. H 1. Here we find the 8-1's enjoying themselves at their Hallowe'en party. Our cameraman has caught them completely unaware eating their refreshments. 2. We see our cheerleaders having a pep rally before one of the most important games of the season. 3. These students participated in the I-Speak-for-Democracy contest. This was a tri-school contest. Contestants are, M. J. Mercer, J. Adolfson, G. Schwenk, and G. Eck, They were coached by Mrs. Geiss. Adolfson won in the high school tryout at B. H. S. y 2 H av' 22 5 :A Xl C gif , 1 E r ' , , 7' L5 5,.'J,' I A 1 , I s. v.. e . . ' 1, Longy Miller and 0ss Koons are judging the B. H. S. dog show. On this picture' we ilnd one of the winners. I ' 2. W. Smith and D. Unger prepare B. H. S.'s arc projector for 'another showing. This 16mm machine is .one of the more intricate pieces of equipment in our rapidly- expanding Audio-Visual Aids Department. Under the direction of Mr. D. Rohrbach this department was named a demonstration center in a recent nationwide survey of high school visual-aids departments. ' ' - 3. Library Club oIl'icers: D. Miller, president: E. Eisenhart, vice president: E. Aston, secretary: S. Houck, treasurer: Bierly, adviser, are ready to open the doors to the student body to visit their very elaborate book week display which was patterned after a Fair theme. 4. The Boosters Club sponsored the Harvest Moon Hop this year. Square dancing has won the hearts of the B. H. S. students. M. J. Albitz is our very capable caller. Some members of this set are C. Albright, M. Gerhart, C. Drabinsky, and R. 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Al K x . f E I 3 2 ff' I. ar.. , i. , fftflgu, ' q l x h i i . A111 lg 1. Teachers have been puzzled by these double exposures all year. They are: Front Row, L to R: Ronald Richards, Lillie and Laura Rothenberger, and Robert Richards. Second Row, L to R: Richard Cressman, Margaret Cressman, Ralph and Raymond Angstadt, and the Ellis twins, Daniel and Donald. 2. The members of the Boosters Club under the supervision of Miss Bentzen are: Front Row, L to R: Miss Bentzen, M. E. Mutter, P. Rhoads, W. Balmer, J. Horn, J. Reigner, J. Hartline. Second Row, L to R: A. Quigley, M. Gerhart, J. Burkert, S. Brannan, C. Albright, R. A. Erb, G. Sands. Third Row, L to R: K. Guinther, M. Schrump, P. Heinly, C. Skora, M. A. Melcher, C. Drabinsky, P. Schaeffer, L. Skora, D. Specht, J. Nuss, K. Grim, S. Reinert, M. Dotterer. 3. Edward Yost and Henry Stauffer of the Reading Hose Company demonstrate ohh inknlnl-nw nn.-I u-noni:-nfnr fn fha ehurlnnf lwnrlv l M . fi 1 ff 3 Y, 11 442 5 ' ' LJ ,ga O' ,k ' k i fgf Qin L qi ,gg ...V ta 'is Phi 4,1 6 -ral '44 'E' 17 w .1 - -ar. 4,1 Qx W 'H' ., 2, A ' . Y Q -u . V Q. 4 A it Q' f 'f':3,'g 'K '21 I 1 4 5 if A z.hRJ!HJEl Q I 1 N Thls charmmg couple IS Nancw Rennmger and Daud steltz selected bx the popular xote of members of the bemor hlgh school to relgn as Klng and Queen of Trl H1 1 The Kmg and Queen are chosen for personahtx sportsmanship and school utlzenshlp Hearts at the St. Valentine Dance. The dance and the election are sponsored by the 'Vhss Man Loulse Purnell soclal studles teacher and dean of gurls dictates a letter of recommendatlon to Harrv I Gllbert social studies teach er and guldance counselor whlle Wllllam A Stelnmuller mathematlcs teacher and dean of boys looks on Forecasters Predlet ...Musle Art CICIICC Nlr Franklin H Gottshall Vlr Arthur Mills MISS Eva E Brunner Mr Paul S Hangen are gathered around the pxano for a few minutes of enter tamment and relaxation while Nllss Ida 'VI Remert plavs for them r Danlel A Rohr bach science teacher explalns the sclentlfic approach t sewmg coolung and farmmg to 'Vlrs Nlorma S Hollen bach clothmg teacher 'VIrs Martha G Chnst man cookmg teacher and Mr. Ralph S. De- Turk, vocational agri- culture instructor. Clear Skles Through News Language Miss Luella C I-loch social studles teacher pomts out a center of lnterest to Chester W Rohrbach English andsoc lal studles teacher Also m terested m some far off country are Herbert B Hart man teacher of soclal studies and German and Robert L Flemmg scxence and chem lstry teacher '-Y Mlss Vhmfred Y Moyer mstructs the Commercial De partment ln how she wants some work done Mr Guldm G Yoder Commerclal Depart ment head Mr Francxs D Sell mathematics teacher and Mlss Marlan H Boyer Our efflclent hbrarian Mrs Josephme B Blerly suggests reference materlal to the Eng lxsh teachers She IS poxntmg out somethmg of mterest to Mxss Margaret C Schmeelk also German teacher whxle Mlss Vlolet M White Latm teacher and Mrs Annabelle Q Fake look at an mterestlng artlclc ln a leading magazme tvpmg and shorthand teacher oh'er and The Sophomore Class offxcers are hit bv the Chrlstmas Splrlt and mdustrlously decorate a Christmas tree L to R R Yergey Treas V Latshau Sec B Landls Pres R Erb Vlce Pres Gusts of Wmd The Sophomore Class IS composed of 136 membels, many of Whom ale pa1t1c1pants 1n the Cl1ff916l'1t fields of Sp01tS and 1n the lme of muslc We have f0U1 homeloom teachels They ale MISS Moyel, Mlss Whlte, M1 Sell, and M1 DeTu1lx Oul class Off1CQlS, who ale ve1v cap The Tenth Grade follovss P1es1dent, Bluce Landls, V109 Pl9S1Cl9I1t, Robelt E1b Secletaly, V1lg1H1a Latshaw, and TIQHSUIGI, R1cha1d Ye1gey We have many of ou1 Sophomoles out fox the followmg spolts football, baseball, tlack, basketball, and guls softball and basketball Followmg the 10 A Front Row L to R A R Qulglev R A Erb D Lnger A Borneman J Burkert R Erb D McClea G Eck Second Row L to R NI I-ledrlck R Wolfgang V Deysher V Latshaw Mlss Mover M Flsher N L Fronhelser J Clemmer M Abrams Third Rovs L to R R Yergey C Moyer L Moyer R Reldenauer M Schrump W Erb R Fox W Souders S Schock M Mlller Fourth Row L to R B Landls A Gehman L Schell J Graser J Mercer W Barr J Ritter D Hollowbush R Schanely Fifth Row L to R G Haddad V Taggart G Vtells G WCISS R Brooks F Gottshall 1' i l O O O I I I . I I Z I I able of the position they hold, are as sports we have our pretty Sophomore 10-B-Front Row, L to R: P. Weinsteiger, M. A. Melcher, S. Weller, G. Rothenberger, R. Minninger, T. Reitnauer, A. M. Levengood, J. Carl, M. Gerhart. Second Row. L to R: J. A. Weller, M. Derr, G. Dierolf, J. Weller, P. Heinly. Miss White, G. Sands, B. Geiger, D. Boyer, D. Heere. Third Row, L to R: L. Sell, B. Tim, D. Meyers, J. Reeves, C. Skora, B. Koons. C. Al- bright, L. Rothenberger, L. Rothenberger, C. Drabinsky. Fourth Row, L to R: D. Dien- er, G. Dierolf, M. Reifsnyder, P. Werstler, C. Fritz, J. Con- C. Fronheiser, C. Miller. rad, S. Hoppes, D. Houck, 10-C-Front Row, L to R: I. Ludy, N. Scheetz, S. Slem- mer, D. Moyer, J. Koons, R. Eddinger, G. Minner, D. Kauffman, P. Trout. Second Row, L to R: E. Nester, E. Steltz, N. Leister, J. Pike F. Hunter, D. Bechtel, D Bower, J. Moser. Third Row, L to R: B. Knauer A. Millward, N. Fefzley, E Moser, B. Moyer, S. Shollen herger, C. Bauer, S. Neiman Fourth Row, L to R: J. Heff ner, R. Oberholtzer, G. Fryer Mr. Sell, N. Fronheiser, R Herbst, J. Levengood, D Miller. Fifth Row, L to R: R. Clark, F. Grampll, M. Miller, G. Brintzenhoif. cheerleaders, Charlene Albright, Joan Burkert, Ruth Ann Erb, Marilyn Ger- hart, Ann Quigley, and Gayle Sands. Every Sophomore has his most im- portant days in his Sophomore year These days are when they receive theii Class rings and when they have theii Sophomore Class Dance. 10-D-Front Row, L to R: R. Hill, R. Schatz, S. Hanna, J. Miller, H. Arnold, R. Het- rick. Second Row, L to R: R. Roth, J. Sands, Mr. DeTurk, R. WVolfgang, A. Stout. Third Row, L to R: G. Nei- man, C. Spencer, L. Young, T. Schrump, D. Sell, L. Hunter. Thirty-:lim f Bolts From tho Blue Bring Us The Juniors K7-b 4- Th ffrcers of the Ju or las e b y cou t ng the result f the electio fo cla c lors whe th y W e apped by r photographe They e L G esh V P es G nge T H G U g The Junror class consrstrng of 116 students favor maroon and whrte as pledgrng therr allegrance under these colors are George Unger presrdent Laverne Gresh vrce presrdent Joan Hartlrne secretary and Gladys Renn rnger treasurer Durrng the seasons of the year mem bers of the Junror class may be found takrng part rn varrous sports and actrvrtres football basketball hoc key and track Varrous members of the class con trrbute then talents to makrng that grand musrc to whrch you dance the mar chrng band you cheer wrth and the sweet musrc from the orchestra Whrch you enjoy To drscuss the more rntellectual end Forty we br rng to your attentron Helen Gent ner Janrce Seasholtz and Joan Hart as members of the panel drscussron Sprrng finds the Junror lads and lassres busrly plannrng for the Junror Senror Prom the hrghlrght of the B H S socral calendar The prom havrng a Chrnese theme whrsper ed pleasure to both Junrors and senrors The Russ Garber orchestra Wove a spell of delrght whrch summed up to success undoubtedly Members of the Junror class under the drrectron of Mr Flemrng advrser and gurded by Mrss Schmeelk Mr Marks and Mr Rohrbach homeroom teachers are antrcrpatrng the trme honored posrtron of becomrng a senror of B H S O O O sk . rf. ' K 1 , 4 . , B K A-...Q q 4 'f - + - x , .We 5 8 0 ' Ili C S W fe llS Il S 0 ll l' SS 0 Il 8 el' Sll 011 F. al' Z . l' , ice r .3 . Renni r, rea,s.g J. artline, Sec.g and . n er, Pres. . u , b . - , . . ., , . - their class colors. The class offrcers lrne. These Junrors gave therroprnrons u 1 5 , I . S 1 n u . . 7 . 3 . . . . - r ' ' 3 ' ' ' ' , ' ' . . . 1' , - ' s . , 7 . . . . i . , , - . . 7 1 ' , . . . . .g . I . , . , 0 f , 7 '- . , . . , .. . , . s s 0 , , , . - 1 . , Q I u ll B-Front Row L to R A Huber S Miller M Meck M Koons J McElroy M Longacre E Latshaw A 'Vlnller S Kuser Second Row L to R R Hart man J Herb D Johnson S Houck L Houck M Lewls D Hoch P Landls D Moyer D Heffner Thlrd Row L to R P Lelko W Mecherly J Harthne R Leldy B Mest R Hess L Hartlme G Hess E Heydt Fourth Row LtoR K Kemp F Wagner R Wllke J 'Vlatz F Maclntlre W Kulp R Magee P Knauer Fxfth Row L to R L Huber r Marks C Moser ll-A-Front Row, L to R: J. Grim, D. Boyer C. Gross, J. Hartline VS Gasser E Eis enhart B Benfield J Con rad E Aston Second Row L to R L Geh m n G J Heydt G WI Hewdt H Gllbert Wllss Schmeelk J Heydt VI Gra ham S Brannan H Dle mand Thlrd Row L to R C sh bach C Berkv B Herman H Gentner NI Degler G Eschbach D Bower Fulmer Fourth Row L to R D Gnb ben R Gehman R Fron henser H Cook C Hartman R Calahan R Gaugler R Guldm --6 11 C Front Row L to R J Rlegner J Rothenberger J WCISS G Unger J Seas holtz G Rothenberger G Rennmger G Wemstelger G Updegrove Second Row L to R D Slm mons L Stephen H Yost I Weidner N Mover L Ruhl C Schlegel D Stahl Third Row L to R 'VI Rho ads G Toms, R Youse J Rose 'VI Tyson R Schell W Whltesell G Smlth Fourth Row L to R H Rich ard A Schmover M Wood E Neuman J Weller T Specht C Mutter Wentzel Fifth Row L to R E Relt nauer J Wvce C Welser 'VIr D Rohrbach C Specht C Weller E Relnert Forty one Industrial Arts J. Herb, R. Fronheiser, R. Schell, J. Adolfson, E. Reit- nauer, J. Levengood, R. Gaug- ler, M. Miller, VV. Gaugler, P. Knauer, R. Gehman, H. Richard, L. Schell, D. Johnson, H. Diemand, and Mr. Gotts- hall. Junior Library Club This is a newly-organized club under the direction of our librarian, Mrs. Bierly. It is composed of girls from jun- ior high. Their duties are the same as those of the Senior Library Club. S. Heydt. Vice President: M. Dotterer, Sec- retary, P. Long, President: S. Toms, Treasurer: J. Wolf- gang, Scribe. Second Row, L to R: N. Dun- kelberger, M. Houck, K. Grim, B. Bausher, B. Rein- ert, S. Reitnauer, R. Dotter- er, P. Schaeffer. Third Row. L to R: A. Roth- enberger, N. Swartz, S. Hoffman, P. Nichols, P. Aston, Mrs. Bierly, M. Lev- engood, R. Besci, S. Snyder. L. Weigold, G. Fleming. C -- Innate Abilitie are I .Hidden Talent are Handicralt Club Seated, L to R: S. Spohn, S Snyder, S. Knarr, B. Reigh M. Levengood, P. Smith, N Trout, B. Kauffman, M Roscher, S. Weiss, J. Miller J. Weller, J. Wolfgang, M Brooke, P. Brendlinger, G Welsh. Standing, L to R: Mrs. Hollen- bach, E. Johnson, H. Renn- inger, G. Davidheiser, N Bright, S. Hoffman, K. Hare S. Heydt, L. Weigold, S Toms, M. Moyer, P. Cleaver G. Rfeinert, B. Bainbridge M. Eisenhart, A. Karver, J Schmoyer, M. Swavely. be oloped . . . Dlscoverod Third Row, L to R: V. Fronheiser S. Christman, M. Eschbach, M Houck, M. Levengood, J. Quigley G. Fleming, M. Haring, B. Conrad A. Heimbach, J. Miiler. Fourth Row, L to R: J. Ruhl, J Fronheiser, R. Besse, I. Ludy, G Erb, S. Dornblaser, M. Miller, K Taggart, J. Swenson. Fifth Row, L to R: J. Torrens, B Reppert, J. Bob, M. Heifner, G Kulp, S. Shade, P. Tabor, L Milezanouski, N. Moyer. Sixth Row, L to R: 0. Diachynsky D. Landis, J. Fronheiser, I. Hess, T. Conrad, S. Miller, J. Nolfe B. Focht. Seventh Row, L to R: A. Rothen- berger, S. Gebhard, P. Harrison C. Bauer, S. Heydt, D. Weller. Dramatics Club L to R: Mrs. Geiss, N. Bensing, D. Bause, C. Hartman, H. Cook, C. Schlegel, P. Leh, S. Fox, C. Rein- ert, N. Swartz, B. Minner, R. VVel- ler, G. Eck, B. Crossley, P. Nichols, S. Yergey, J. Burgien, H. Yost. The members of the club learn poise, diction and and eafe in the development of their voices. They also do rad'o work in connection with their program. Good Grooming Club Front Row, L to R: M. Imbody, L. M. Lockwood, F. Mutter, C. Keifer, R. L. Brook, P. Long, S. Sell, S. Hafer, B. A. Rhoads, R. Dotterer, S. Reitnauer, A. Maurey, Miss Pur- nell, adviser. Second Row, L to R: R. A. Diliplane, V. Campbell, R. Lucerelli, S. Moy- er, J. Miller, M. Reinert, D. Schanely, S. Kohler, S. Oswald, M. VVeller, R. Diemand, L. Shott. Art Club This group of young artists under the direction of Miss Eva E. Brunner work untir- ingly throughout the year. They work on projects of their own, posters, and occasionally do art work for the publica- tions. .They are, L to R: S. Slemmer, J. A. Weller, D. Meyers, J. Carl, J. Sanders, M. Bortz, E. Latshaw, M. Deg- Yer, H. Gentner, A. Miller, S. Kuser, S. Bauer, G. Heydt, M. Abrams, M. Fisher, S. Moyer, R. Houck, D. Kolb, J. Wren, S. Gehris, VV. Renn- inger, K. Dragon, R. Leidy, G. Fryer, Miss Brunner, D. Kauffman, R. Youse, P. Lelko, E. Aston, N. Fegley, B. Knauer, J. Rothenberger, B. Herman, E. Heydt, G. Toms. Forty-three B ore and More Science Club L to R: J. Ott, reporter, D. Schoenly S. Behm, R. Zim- mers, Pres.g H. Bemhart, L. Piersol, H. Schrump, F. Fron- heiser, R. Gerhart, R. Riehle, F. GramPD, W. Wolfrom, J. Grim, R. Minninger, Miss Moyer, L. Moyer, P. Werstler, A. Stoudt, C. Reinhard, V. Taggart, J. Seasholtz, C. Kolb, P. Pennypacker, J. Breiden- bach, Sec.: R. Gerhart, H. Kelby, J. Matz, R. Hallman, L. Young, H. Eagle, R. Cress- man, A. Schmoyer, P. Berky, C. Specht, D. Keyser. AMMWWMMMUW Mr. Daniel A. Rohrbach demonstrates the use of a new piece of equipment, the tape recorder, while members of the Audio-Visual Aids club, L to R: R. Stauh'er, G. Zerr, H. Kelly, S. Schanely, B. Lan- dis, W. Smith, R. Stoudt, D. Steltz, D. Unger, G. Schwenk, E. Sweinhart, J. Warfel, G. Unger, and J. Ritter listen intently and wait for further instructions. Knitting Club Front Row, L to R: E. Moser, F. Hunter, B. Moyer, S. Wel- ler, S. Schollenberger, D. Hess, N. Smith, E. Nester, W. Longacre, S. Mantz. Second Row. L to R: A. Kemp. M. Seifirt, J. Arnold, M. Gehman, L. Dautrich, B. Gift, J. Wilt, B. Yerger, F. Reitnauer, D. Fryer, P. Moyer, E. Pennypacker, T. Williams, Mrs. Christman. Interests Developed Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Front Row, L to R: N. Bran- nan, M. Monberger, B. Lef- fel, D. Gilbert, G. Rohrbach, J. Spohn, N. Wentzel, B. Fisher. Second Row, L to R: F. Gam- ler, B. Sheeler, P. Melcher, J. Moatz, Miss White, N. Kriebel, P. Aston, M. Roth- enberger, D. Rhoads, F. Reifsnyder. Third Row, L to R: S. Edding- er, A. Jordan, A. Simmons, J. Hartman, E. Eddinger, R. Spaar, G. Miller, E. Die- rolf, M. Leister, J. Hobert. Business Club During the cold winter months we find: Front Row, L to R: Miss Boyer, J. Heydt, L. Stephen. Second Row, L to R: G. Eshbach, L. Ruhl, I. Weidner. Third Row, L to R: G. Weinsteiger, D. Sim- mons. The Business Club industriously learning business practice so that they may se- cure jobs during the lazy summer months. Jr. Hi-Y Club Front Row, L to R: J. Heydt, W. Bechtel, C. Smith, R. Ludy, K. Riegner, S. Sch- oenly, P. Frey, H. Stetler, R. Wasson. Second Row, L to R: D. Sea- sholtz, J. Hillibush, G. Mack. C. Grosser, Mr. Stewart, D Ellis, D. Ellis, C. Rothen- berger, F. Snyder. Third Row, L to R: G. Rieg- ner, H. Davidheiser, D Sheetz, H. Bishe, L. Heydt A. Moyer, S. Spohn, E Wasson, P. Dautrich. Fourth Row, L to R: R. Sc- hoch, R. Fronheiser, L Curry, D. Romig, L. Trate J. Nichols, D. Hartman. Fifth Row, L to R: J. Warfel D. Oxenford, T. Shaner, C Zimmerman, K. Sharp. Fm fy sz 1 The Star Foretold the uccess of the EQEI' After a strenuous dress reheasal of the Semor Class Plav We Shook the Famxly Tree by l-Ixldegarde Dolson the members of the cast having completely forgotten their stage frlght generously stop for a moment to pose for our photo rapher before returnmg to their dresslng rooms They are Front Row L to R J Matheys M J Mercer N Bause R Weller M E Mutter Second Row L to R J Adolfson L Muller T Haddad J Breldenbach R Brown J Fronhenser and R Weller Much to the amusement of her fnends Jnll lThelma I-laddadl and Ellie Mae 1Janet Fronheiserl, I-hldegarde, fJacquel1ne Matheysb dxscovers to her dnsmay that the dream date she has Just described to them IS Freddie Sher mer, tJohn Adolfsonb the only boy ln school who wears knickers Ellie Mae and Jlll felt Hllde garde deserved the ndlcule, but Hxldegarde and Freddle found the audnence to be very sym pathetic to their plight . . A- ', L A g 4 'll' I kc V Q ' '- f, . ' . . , . 1 J. . . .3 y X V ,. 1 , .I 4 .fl . .H y, ' . L a' A . .F . Y 4k , I ' , R - I V -. , 4 A YS , A . - ., , Ib V L a I , 1 1 L t 'V 'l . ' . 2 . .' -I n V I ' KA ' v . , . n - ' , y , . . V , U . I , 1 . , . . , . , . , . . . ', : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . 2 , ' C enior Class Pla 6'We hook the Famil Tree 1- if Hildegarde pleads with Freddie and finally persuades him to get a pair of long pants for the prom. In desperation Freddie steals Bob's, 1 Richard Wellerl pants. An in- dignant Bob rushes in and mistakes Mr. Shermer, 1Richard Brownl, for Freddie and tackles him as his bewildered father John Breidenbach and Mrs. Shermer lRuth Wellerl look on. Freddie tries to shield Hildegarde by saying it is all his fault but he only succeeds in further complicating the already desperate situation. A few hours before the prom Hildegarde disappeared Her mother lNancy Bausel and sister Sally tlllary Jane Mercer! reassured the rest of the family that I-hldegarde had gotten into no further trouble Just then Ellie Mae and Jill rush ln to tell them the Shermers house had been burglanzed The articles stolen were Freddles watch and Mrs Shermer's love letters Everyone believes Hildegarde is the culprit until Freddie confesses to the crime He has pawned the watch in order to buy a pair of pants for the prom With the closing curtain we find all Hxldegardes and Freddles problems solved and everyone has retumed to a normal happy life Forty sezen , ' Wi-- w , . . . , . ' 1 1 . . . . , . , 1 V - , v Il' ig' ,.--- The work of the yearbook staffs began in September with the opening day of school. A seasonal theme was selected and a dummy was patterned after that by the editorial and alt staff. November found our photography staff hard at work getting pictures of import- ance to tell the story of the school year. During December and January, the business staff got a chance to show its Meetings, Pencils, Papers, night Oil, Deadline . . . The business staff is responsible for providing sufficient funds to produce the yearbook. They are also responsible for subscriptions, patron drive, and distribution of the books. They are, L to R: I. Weidner, J. Grim, E. Eisenhart, J. Frain, S. Fox. P. Leh, D. Miller, L. Nuss, J. Conrad. salesmanship ability by sponsoring the annual patron drive, the real success of which depended on the cooperation from the student body. In March the entire staff, headed by the business staff became theatrical directors, when the variety show, B, H. S. Un Revuef' was presented to show our patrons how much we appreciated their financial aid. Meanwhile, all during the winter The art and photography staffs are busily arranging their schedules in order to get their assignments completed in time to meet the dead- line. They are, L to R: G. Wells and G. Haddad. photographers: M. J. Albitz. H. Gentner. P. Jafolla, and VV. Gasser, art staff. Art Editorg M. J. Albitz. Photographic Editor: G. Haddad, Editor-in-chief: J. Matheys, and Literary Editor: S. Houck seem deep in thought as they contemplate a layout. Through their creative minds and hands the Bear was produced. fluffy-t'fg1lf Brainstorms, Pictures, Mid- Production . . . 'The Bear .4-f ' This industrious group keep their eyes and ears open for all the stories and clever remarks that are fit to print. Mem- bers of the staff are R. Erb, J. Seasholtz, M. Abrams, D. Boyer, G. Eck, S. Houck, A. Borneman, C. Schlegel, V. Latshaw, G. Unger. Their job is a tedious one, for they caption and identify all the pictures, create headlines and write stories. All the work is done after school hours. months, the literary staff worked dili- gently writing clever and interesting copy to carry out the theme. When Spring finally came and the Bear was at press everyone waited and hoped that their Brain Child would turn out as Well as they dreamed it would. 'If '. 1, ' , '? ai I x td: ,n Last year The Bear was awarded a First Class Honor Rating by the PSPA. There were also individual awards given to Barbara Keller and George Haddad in photography. These awards were received when members of the staff attended the PSPA confer- ence held in Williamsport, Pennsyl- vania. George Haddad, photography editor of the Bear, and editor-in-chief Jacqueline Matheys are trying to decide upon the best picture for the yearbook. George took 90 per cent of the photographs ap- pearing in the annual. Forty-:zinc Once a Month - For Il the ew That' The Editors of the Cub are featured above with S. Miller, news editor, and M. J. Mercer, feature editor, seated at the piano. Standing, L to R: P. Landis, sports editor, M. L. March, editor-in-chief, and J. Rose, assistant news editor. These girls do a very good job in getting the school paper out each month. Working hard on proofreading and other assignments, we find the head editors of the Cub giving the finishing touches to the latest issue before going to the printers. They are, L to R: L. Miller, J. McElroy, P. Landis, S. Miller, M. L. March, M. J. Mercer, J. Rose. G. Haddad, P. Gerhard, and R. Weller. 5:4 r , iz ,,! 1 , ln . .nw V x ' .Qi , A .: ff- . I ' 1 . 'wi I J' 4 . V' ft? V- . fi -Q u N ' 'uh' - --- . Y Fifty IFFSI 1 -V . ...ff If you are newspaper shy, beware of this group of up-and-coming journalists. They are the ace reporters on the Cub. Nothing of importance ever escapes their news-conscious minds. They are, In addition to bringing out eight issues of The Cub, the school newspaper staff was also active in many other ways during the past year. A Swan soap drive for needy children in Europe was held throughout the school, under the supervision of The Cub. The school supported the drive so well that a second campaign was held. The total number of bars of soap sent to Europe was 150. Five members of The Cub staff, along with mem- bers of the Bear staff, at- Fit to Print . . . iillead The Cub Front Row, L to R: G. Muthard, A. Quigley, D. Brensinger, M. Schrump, P. Long, M. Houck, S. Sell, D. Hoch, L. Houck, J. Quigley. Second Row, L to R: G. Lignelli, D. Ritter, N. Swartz, K. Grim, B. Rhoads, D. Stahl, B. Merkel. tended the two-day PSPA convention at Williamsport in November. It was a mem- orable time which will not be forgotten by those who attended. Members of the staff par- ticipated in the American Education Week assembly on November 11, when they sang several press songs from the Williamsport con- vention. The staff pitched in and sponsored a dance in Febru- ary, the Flirtation Walk, which was a success. ay-'I . After having a full day S. Miller, news editor, and M. L. March. editor-in-chief, find they have a good deal of proofreading to do before pasting up the dummy of the Cub. To end the busy year the annual trip to Penn State to attend the high school press conference was taken in the spring. Cub reporters L to R: B. Merkel, G. Muthard and G. Lignelli, seem very pleased with themselves as they turn in two more wrappers for their Swan soap drive. Ffffy-rrllf' Top to bottom right: Hartman, Koons, Houck, Mackey, Rothenberger, Eddinger. Basketeers Cop Fourth Place inthe pper The 1949-50 breed of Boyertown High School Basketball Bears ended the season in the first division of the newly-formed Perkiomen-Schuylkill Valley League. The team attained a record of nine wins, five losses in cop- ping fourth place in the eight-team loop. Coach Hartman's charges took two games each from Schwenksville, West Pottsgrove, and Pennsburg while drop- ping two to Royersford and splitting I 1'f?y-f zro with North Coventry, Collegeville, and the league champs, East Greenville. The bruin victory over the Greenies proved to be their only defeat of the campaign. In non-league games the Bears won three, lost nine against such teams as Mt. Penn, Emmaus, Spring City, Warwick, Amity, Oley, and the Alumni. Oss Koons led the B. H. S. scoring parade with 306 markers, and in second Top to bottom left: Marks, Nester, Stoudt, Gresh, Moyer, Evans. Perkiomen chu lkill Valle League place we find another junior forward, Gene Rothenberger, 204 points to the good. Other point-getters included Burlyn Houck 11605, Red Eddinger 11565, Ducks Mackey 11425, Laverne Gresh 1915, Bup ' Stoudt 1345, Rich Nester 1145, Curt Moyer 1115, Pooch Evans 185, and Bobby Eddinger 125. The Junior Varsity, coached by Har- old Marks, finished a successful season with a record of fifteen wins, fourteen losses, nine and four in the league sea- son. Curt', Moyer registered 299 points for the Baby Bearsv with Bob- by Eddinger's 258, not far behind. Boyertown High basketball seems to be improving and we may safely expect greater things from the B. H. S. hoop- sters in the years to come. Fifty-three Girls Again Have Proven Their ettle The girls ended their basketball sea- son by claiming the title of champions. This was the first year the girls were in a league. They are a member of the Upper Perkiomen-Schuylkill Valley League. Before this year, they had not played any of the teams in this league. The Bearettes won all their games except one which they tied. This game was played at Schwenksville and ended with a final score of 22 to 22. The team this year consisted of the following forwards: Nancy Renninger, Barbara Cressrnan, Marlene Graham, Jean Lochman, Connie Moyer, Gladys Renninger and the guards Were: Jane Yergey, Captaing Lee Ann Gable, Cath- erine Drabinsky, Mary Lou March, Betty Herman, and Annabelle Dunkel- berger, Manager. The Junior Varsity won all of their games this year. The members of this SEASON SCORES BHS Opp. Amity .. .. ., ,, 61 60 Alumnae .. .. ., , 45 18 East Greenville . ,...,.. . 63 19 North Coventry ..,,, 58 31 Pottstown ..,., , 45 23 lfiffy-1 Wm Championship in ew Loop team are foiwaids Shirley Biannan Eleanoi Eisenhait Janet Rothenbeigei Captain Nancy Swartz Sheulll Sell Janet Moatz Joan Buikeit and the guards aie Eleanor Fritz Janet Reig nel Edna D1eiolf Elma Hess Ann Quigley and Lenoie Houck Both teams worked very hard foi their successful season. It took good coaching on the part of Miss Wise and a spirit of teamwoik among the players The seniors we are losing this year ale Collegeville ........... .....,...,........... Oley ....,.....,,...,.........,... ....,.. Schwenksville ..,..,, West Pottsgrove ., Amity ..,..,.,....i. .. .,,,,.,..... ., Royersford ...,.......,.... Pennsburg ...,...,.... Jane Yeigey Nancy Renningei Bai baia Ciessman Jean Lochman Mary lou March and Connie Moyer Al though me ale losing six seniors the team is looking foivwaid to anothei successful season next year Miss Wise attributes the success of thls yeai s team not to any one person but to the team as a Whole. This suc- cess took much hard training and a cooperative spuit among the girls. BHS Opp. 47 36 55 38 Fifty-fire ?H WZ 1 Q1 01 34 913 0 'gl S' - 2:35 0 iff: 'f KA 5,18 T 'ffl I f s S 89' 0? 'lp vfy gl 1 If fi gt 5' , gl. WK INN . IG ' Q . V 1 f. 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A W1ndlalIofAct1vlt The chanm of W1Ht81 IS bloken and sp11ng has finally 3I11V9d at B H S Sp11ng seems to be the most awalted season fo1 both the lads and lassles of Boyeltown Hlgh What 1f sp11ng 1S the season when the 1a1n s1mply st1 eams flom the clouds 1emembe1 all of B H S s sp11ng act1v1t1es Sp11ng when the hlgh school g11ls thoughts tu1n to the p1oms and most of the boys thoughts tuln to well lets face It g11ls baseball tlack and finally glrls When one thlnks of spung sp11ng feve1 entels youl mlnd filst It seems as though M1ss Malcella Wlse and M1 Wa11en Fly have completely levelsed thls feel1ng F01 1n the sp11ng these ene1get1c teachels have a splend1d gym exh1b1t Boye1 town H1gh s gym exh1b1t IS well known because of 1ts unlqueness Othe1 schools have gvm exhlblts but none as elabo1ate as B H S s Each yea1 the theme 1S dlfferent Even Wlth these changes the exh1b1t 1mp1oves CV61y yea1 t1ll It seems 1mposs1ble to top the p1 SVIOUS yea1 s show The 1950 gym eXh1b1t dese1ves speclal attentlon The dances f1om the dlffelent countr1es seemed to be the most outstandlng feature Yes untll the t1me when M1ss WISE and M1 F1y find t1me to have sprmg fever sp11ng has Just about van1shed Spllng IS the t1me when a young man s fancv tul ns to love What does th1s b11ng to oul m1nd'7 None othe1 than the Junlol Sen1o1 Prom Thls IS the fol mal of all formals fo1 the JUDIOIS and SQHIOIS To the SQHIOIS lt IS px ob ably the most lmpoltant dance of the11 school llfe because lt means then last hlgh school plom The gllls buy the smoothest gown the11 pocketbooks can affold and the males all date thell best glll The JUHIOI class IS always bubbl 1ng ove1 w1th p1 1de ove1 the fine work they have done 1n plesentmg such a dleamy dance fo1 the sen1o1s The theme of the deco1at1ons IS to be a sec let not bloken unt1l the nlght of the D1 om Th1s 1S the nlght when JUHIOIS and Sen1o1s plus faculty membels ale the only dancers Spung lS the t1me of the yea1 when no one seems to be content to stay ln doo1s So what does B H S do but p1ov1de a splend1d spo1 ts calendal fo1 the students of Boyertown Hlghl The most popula1 sp1'1ng t1me sport IS base ball a spo1t whlch always clalms a good team 1n ou1 school Ou1 baseball team always find the11 games well attended We find as a lesult of the11 fine plaV1ng that some of the fellows cont1nued w1th baseball as a p1ofess1onal careel Let s not folget that baseball IS a spo1t fo1 g11 ls as well as the boys The g11 ls are to a111ve so the baseball tralnmg can be done on the outslde The glrls find the11 games Just as well attended and the11 team as v1cto11ous as the boys When speak1ng of sp11ng spo1 ts the1e IS anothe1 track T1 ack 1S not known to evelv student as well as baseball but should be for the boys work Just as long and hald as they would 1n any othe1 sport Along Wlth track IS the Venzke Relays ln whlch schools flom many areas pa1t1c1pate Thls IS the t1me of the yea1 M1 Sell s l1ght shlnes fo1 he IS the one who does the wolk ln on gamzlng the lelays from yea1 to yea1 When we fllSt see the sprlng showers and the sprlng flowers we th1nk of summe1 and wlth summe1 we th1nk of vacatlons Evelvone makes plans fox vacatlons the g1llS dream of a few weeks at the shole the boys a Summel at camp Let s Take an Old Fashioned Walk see ms to be the theme song of Rlcharcl Weller and Mary Lou March as they relax after a grueling clay of final exammatlons F' ffy gl! . 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' -45 Af , 1 we fw' ,lr 4 ,J g ' ,ff I' 4 fl - F2 'Qi 1 4 A. , , .1 .4 , . , ,, ...n 1 4-in 15123. wwf Q 'X aff 45' 7'- if 1 Q by 5 G ,H Eggs? x T S I 'il U -. ,V 0- ' ' hr M we ' ' -Q- , 1: 7 fs-fa., iif i 3'7 .f Y . f I 4 A i 'H ,, flfx 'ex' Q -.', 5 G is 2 ,LY gn: 5 LT Qig 9 R ' ' , Q7 'f 1 fu , I' M N' A 5 1 1 J kg, I la, 'L I I I 3 3- ,f if D if 2 K 1 i A, J f x u . . X 1 . f xl 23 Q fi Ida M. Reinert SENIOR CHORUS Front Row, L to R: S. Fox, C. Reinert, B. Slemmer, L. Miller, N. Bause, R. Weller, N. Scheetz, G. Muthard, M. E. Mutter. Second Row, L to R: T. Haddad, W. Balmer, J. Fronheiser, M. Albitz, G. M. I-leydt, G. J. Heydt, Miss Reinert, T. Reitenauer, J. Roth- enberger, M. Mercer, B. Merkel, G. Rothenberger. Third Row, L to R: H. Yoder, G. Yost, L. Schell, A. Gehman, B. Landis. J. Graver, J. Ritter, W. Barr, D. Hollowbush, M. Specht, L. Gehman, R. Schell. Fourth Row, L to R: J. Breidenbach, J. McElroy, E. Steltz, D. Leffel, V. Treichler, J. Clemmer, V. Latshaw, B. Geiger, B. Crossley, P. Leh, D. Miller, A. L. Huber, A. Longacre. Fifth Row, L to R: T. Specht, J. Matheys, B. Minner, A. Borneman, N. Fronheiser, D. Heere, E. Nester, M. Abrams, R. Erb, I. Weidner, D. Simmons, E. Latshaw, R. Gehman. Sixth Row, L to R: J. Nyce, W. Kulp, M. March, J. Rose, L. Houck, R. Weller, J. Frain, D. Stahl, D. Hoch, F. Maclntire, G. Weiss. Vocal u ic Bring Gaiet to pring Heart Regardless of the season-spring, fall, or winter-there is always music ringing from the vocal music depart- ment. In this department under the capable guidance of Miss Ida Reinert are the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs selected by Miss Reinert and the Junior Choral and Senior Chorus, which are voluntary. To join these clubs the students must be able to sight read well, and to maintain a part. These pupils are given the opportunity to study standard part songs and to present them in an artistic manner. They try to develop good tone quality and enunciation and a feeling for expression. Simple breathing ex- ercises and the singing of the vowels Simfy-f11'n on a given pitch are used to develop a free production of tone. All junior high school pupils have a period each week of vocal music in which they study operas, listen to arias, do sight-reading, and listen to records. An outstanding pupil in the seventh grade is Carol Ann Sweinhart who has an excellent soprano voice. Many of the senior high school stu- dents are taking advantage of this sub- ject as an elective. For an assembly program the Junior Choral did the calendar of holidays. In May the annual Night of Music was held in the high school auditorium, in which these groups participated. Boys Glee Club M. Longacre, L. Gehman, C Specht, G. Bohn, W. Barr, L K emp, D. Hollowbush, F. Mac- Intire, K. Reigner, Miss Reinert W. Kulp, J. Yost, A. Longacre G H J. G J. . Haddad, J. Warfell. L. Schell . Yoder, R. Weller, R. Schell Breidenbach, J. Ritter, R ehman, B. Landis, J. Graver Adolfson, G. VVeiss. Girls Glue' Club Front Row, L to R: C. A. Shelly C. A. Sweinhart, M. Rothen- berger, M. Moyer, C. Reinert E. Eisenhart, J. Rothenberger M. Cressman, V. Bickel, F Stahl, J. Reigner, P. Jafolla C. A. Bechtel, N. Kline. Back Row, L to R: R. A. Erb, R Weller, D. Stahl, M. L. March, D. Hoch, J. Fritz, R. Rohrbach B. Geiger, M. J. Mercer, J Quigley, M. Mensch, A. Borne- man, J. Rose. P. Landis. -- -- -EE Junior Choral Front Row, L to R: C. Hart- man, C. Bechtel. M. Moyer N. Kline, Miss Reinert, M Moyer, J. Scrip. E. Reichert G. Moyer. Second Row, L to R: J. Roth- enberger. R. Latshaw, C Schelly, F. Stahl, J. Nyce B. Reinert. R. Hill, D. Heck- man, J. Machamer, C Seekamp, R. VVeidner. Third Row. L to R: C. Swein- hart, P. Essick. J. Reigner V. Bickel, J. Heinly, P. Erb B. Bausher, N. Dunkelberger E. Hoppes, S. Mitchell. Fourth Row, L to R: S. Lan- dis. M. Mensch, C. Swann J. Fritz. L. VVentzel. J. Mest P. Jafolla. M. Cressman. S Griesemer, M. Maclntire. Paul S. Hangen Jr. ORCHESTRA S. Miller, K. Reigner, W. Erb, A. Borneman, R. Erb, C. A. Schelly, J. Adolfson, C. Berky, R. Weller, C. A. Bechtel, ' B. Landis, C. Sehlegel, F. Gottshall, H. Yost, M. Specht, R W. Bishop, M. Harrison, M. Fisher, L. Ruhl, P. Smith, C. Guinther, R. Erb, R. Guldin, R. Weidner, J. Ritter, W. Barr, J. Graver, P. Groft, C. Baus, R. Swavely. Young Mon with Horns Fill all Seasons with Melody Boyertown High School is very for- tunate to have as head of its instru- mental music department Paul S. Hangen Jr., composer, conductor, cellist, and educator. Under the guidance of Mr. Hangen there is a tenth grade harmony class, a string trio, band, orchestra, dance band, music appreciation class, and instrumental instruction for students from grades four to twelve. The string trio has played for the public several times. The band plays for football games and assembly pro- grams. The orchestra also plays for assembly programs. These two groups presented their annual winter concert in February and paiticipated in the annual Night of Music in May. A newly organized group this year Sixty-four was the music appreciation class, a group of twelfth grade students. The first semester was devoted to the forms: Passocoglia, Basso Ostinato, Variation, Suita, Sonata, Concerto, Symphony, Symphonic Poem and Opera. The second semester was devoted to the lives of composers and styles of com- position, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert, Wagner, Debussy, Hanson, Villa-Labas, and Shostakovich. Another musical group is the dance band which played for the dances and the gym exhibition. Last October Mr. Hangen was elect- ed by interested players to be conductor of the Pottstown Recreation Orchestra. Sylvia Miller, a member of the junior class, plays second violin in this orchestra. Jazz Band The ever-popular dance band plays at many of the school dances. They were a great hit at the Variety Show. Front Row, L to R: M. Specht, C. Moyer, C. Hartman, J. Gra- ver, G. Bohn, D. Hollowbush. Second Row, L to R: C. Hess, R. Kauffman, C. Baus, R. Guldin, R. Erb. The director is Mr. Hangen. Marching Band Front Row, L to R: T. Haddad, R. Erb. Second Row, L to R: J. Reig- ner, E. Eddinger, D. Knauer, R. Herman, D. Ritter, M. Tyson, B. Koons. Third Row, L to R: J. Ritter, J. Graver, B. Shelly, J. Wren, W. Barr, C. Coates. Fourth Row, L to R: M. J. Albitz, J. Matheys, D. Houck, R. Fox, C. Moyer, C. Hart- man. N. Bensing, G. Bohn, A. Bomeman, V. Treichler. Fifth Row, L to R: C. Berky, C. Haddad, D. Johnson, B Landis, Mr. Hangen, C. Sch- legel, M. Specht, S. Toms J. McElroy. Sixth Row, L to R: P. Berky, R. Weller, P. Groft, R Swavely, S. Neiman, R Herbst, J. Adolfson, L. Sch- ell. P. Frey. Concert Band B. Landis, M. Specht, D Johnson, C. Berky, C. Haddad W. Bishop, C. Schlegel, S Toms, D. A. Hoch. J. McElroy J. Adolfson, R. Hoffman, P. Berky, D. Hollowbush, J. Gra- ver, W. Barr, G. Unger, R. Fox D. Houck, G. Bohn, C. Coates R. VVeidner, R. Weller, C. A Bechtel, C. Moyer, N. Bensing C. Hartman, R. Guldin, D Ritter, B. Shelly, J. Wren, H Richard, R. Erb, C. Baus, R Swavely. P. Frey, P. Groft V. Bickel. v v v ' fagfwf. tai 599 1 A formal plcture of the team that won the Berks County Champlonshlp The pitcher Paul Ludy and the catcher Henry K Johnson were slgned with the Boston Braves Front Row L to R M Koons L Swawely R Stoudt H Johnson P Ludy R Nester J Harthne R Erb D Steltz Second Row L to R Mr Fry Coach B Houck R Rothenberger Manager F Gross L Gresh C Moser R Ludv J Evans W Smxth T Foreman R Landis J Nyce C Mutter Asst Manager G Smith and G Schoch Asst Manager Balmy Days Battmg and The Boyeltown H1gh School baseball team undel the supe1v1s1on of Warren O Fly had a vely successful season Aftel wmmng the d1v1s1on champlon Shlp Boyeltown went 1nto the seml finals and defeated Kutztown Nolth ern Champs ln a three game playoff They then enteled the final county playoff W1th Werne1sv1lle Western Champs defeatmg them two st1a1ght 1n a best out of a thxee game S61 1es, and wmmng the B6lkS County chammon l1d1ngPract1ce Baseball Shlp The two fo1me1 stals and co captams fl om the class of folty n1ne, Henry K Johnson and Paul Ludy, Went undel cont1 act Wlth the Boston B1 aves Falm Team We the student body of B H S , W111 be glvlng ou1 full support to the commg teams, Wh1Ch We hope w11l follow 1n the steps of th1s fine champlonshlp team When the sun IS bnght and the day lS balmy then its time for the softball team to have a workout Members of the team are Front Row L to R M A Melcher M Graham J Yergev G Renmnger M Dlerolf Second Row L to R M Schrump C Drablnsky L Gabel N Rennmger B Cressman M Gerhart J Burkert C Albnght Thlrd Row L to R N Bause J Moyer Salty sn 1 . .'- , . I I Y ' Y . . 3 ' ' , f ' I ' I l - - , . . . . . . . . . . I 1 . . . 7 s ' fn fa . ' Q -W 0 I . , . . . . . - . . . . . . , 1 . . . n - v - .1 - y 3 ' ' Y ' P ' 1 ' f -. -,L-1, .r-c. .,..,. .,...-..,.-15 A-H ' f 2 In X 1 ,M 1 , ll.'vn4 I ,W The track squad of 1949: Kneeling: J. Rothenberger. Front Row, L to R: R. Reiff, D. Beckley, F. Del Grosso, B. Fisher, W. Seasholtz, R. Miller, C. Standhart. Second Row, L to R: R. Guldin, R. Schell, G. Unger, L. Hartline, G. Rothenberger, R. Calahan, R. Magee. Back Row, L to R: Coach Sell, E. Sweinhart, G. Schwenk, L. Huber, G. Wells, G. Haddad, C. Specht, E. Reidnauer, Manager. Birds in the Wing . . When the spring of f'49 arrived the task of rebuilding another track team began. Four lettermen returned and with a group of enthusiastic boys the spring training began under the guid- ance of Coach Francis D. Sell. After several weeks of practice, the Bears first met Lansdale and were de- feated by an overwhelming score. A few days later it became apparent, however, that the team had a future when they finished second in a triangu- lar meet with Muhlenburg and Potts- , Y. W..- I Looking very happy over their victories are: W. Seasholtz, D. Beckley, F. Del Grosso, and B. Fisher at the close of the season. Fleetfooted Thmclads town. We came in second only 315 points behind while Pottstown finished third. As the season progressed the Bears made many fine showings, but the out- standing meets were the Lebanon Relays, the Penn Relays, and the Lan- caster District, 3 Meet. At the Lebanon Relays the B. H. S. thinclads ran away with three trophies and two records. Barrie Fisher, Foster Del Grosso, George Unger, and Russel Miller set a new record of 3:55.13 in the one mile Medley Relay. The same evening Don Beckley, Bill Seasholtz, Barrie Fisher, and Del Grosso also shattered the two-mile relay record in the com- mendable time of 8:-19.7. The team tied for first place in the meet with Susquehanna and Wyomissing with 15 points apiece. The team's greatest triumph was at the Penn Relays when Miller, Seasholtz, Del Grosso, and Fisher won the first mile 1'e- lay trophy since 1934 in that meet. Sixty-seven June 1950 Bnngs Fond Memorres of Yesteryear As the school doors slam on the Class of 1950 many srghs of relref wrll echo down the empty halls of BHS Al though the teachers Wlll certarnly be overjoyed the greatest rejorcrng w1ll be mme When rn the fall of 1937 the chref ghost rn charge of assrgnments prcked me to take over the group of brats then enterrng kmdergarten I shud dered to the trps of my sheet Nor were my fears unfounded The lrst of happenrngs rn the past thrrteen years would turn Mr Sells harr whrte In thrs final report I shall name only a ew My troubles began early rn my first year when to my embarrassment I saw Rrggy Landrs publrcly krss Jack1e Matheys rn Bauses Drug Store Thrs early perrod rn the hrstory of the class was packed w1th rncrdents Snowball battles gun fights free for all s and games of blueball and Boys catch the G11 ls provrded me wrth many a worry Irecall when Boup Stoudt sat rn Mrs Grrm s lap and perhaps you also remember those torrrd love scenes between Rrchard Weller and Connre Moyer rn the front row of the State Theater at Saturday afternoon matr nees The real heart stopper of the era came when Mary Lou March unrnten tronally stabbed a teacher wrth the pornt of a compaw I also remember Mary Jane Mercer as an extremely studrous lrttle grrl who could keep teachers busy Just lrstenrng to her book reports In September of 1944 the suburban members of the Class of 1950 rnvaded the Boyertown Hlgh School lrke a swarm of bacterra and after several weeks of turmorl mad searches for un famrlrar rooms and general confusron they settled down to a slow bo1l Typ rcal of these days was the srght of Mary Ellen Mutter seated rn a waste basket as due punrshment for farlure to do homework One fine Februarv dav of 1946 Rrch Nester then attendrng school rn New Berlrnvrlle v1s1ted BHS S ty ght for a day rn order to partrcrpate rn a Boy Scout assembly program When he left rt was found that several grrls developed strff necks turnrng to get a better look at the vrsltor The addrtron of the rural students rn nrnth grade brought the class to full strength and after a year of condrtron rng they were ready for three years that caused me more than one nervous breakdown Tenth grade proved an eventful year to the marksmen of the Class of 50 John Adolfson and Carl Spohn attalned such proficrency wrth water prstols that Mr Grrm rewarded them wrth a three day vacatron Spohn also was well known for hrs huge stockprle of candy whrch helped to offset the m1d mornrng hunger pangs The Jumor year was packed wrth events funny to some but headaches to me The motorcvcle enthusrasts John Adolfson and John Brerdenbach desprte the1r statements of the relatrve safety of the two Wheelers both took leave of absence to the hosprtal George Schwenk whrle phonrng a basketball box score to the Readrng Trmes found he was talkrng to the Obrtuary Department rnstead of Sports Dolores Leffel successfully fought a dangerous fire rn Mr Flemmg s Chemrstry class at great r1sk to her lab manual Th1s past year has been the most tryrng that I can remember however they sav rt s always darkest before daybreak so I hope for the best Top event of the year however occurred rn Schmoyer s Hardware Store where Class Presrdent Rrchard Weller who appeared rn the thrrd act of the senlor class play clad rn gayly colored shorts warted on a lrttle grrl who scrutrnrzed hrm carefully and remarked Well I see you have your pants on today Yah well Ill be dropprng rn on the first class reunron Your ghost wrrter Ungebung O O i . 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'. . . . r ix -ei prm Sunshme llr1ngsSen1orstothe Polls Dld most for school 'Nlost llkelx to succeed 'llost dependable Host studlous Nlost talented Most pollte Nlost generous Best athlete Most popular Most talkatlve Best looklng Best dancer W1tt16St Prett1est ha1r Prettlest sm1le B1ggest eater Meekest Most gentlemanly boy Nlost ladyl1ke g1rl Best actress and actor Boy Rlchard Weller George Schu enk Rlchard Custer George Schwn enk Marx IH Specht Harold Mathlas Carl Spohn Robert Stoudt Russell Mlller Warren Werner Robert Stoudt Rlchard Weller Rlchard Gerhart Carl Spohn Das 1d Steltz Burlyn Houck Robert Hoffman Davld Steltz Rlchard Weller Glr Jacquellne Mathes s Pearl Nlary Pearl Nlary Leh Jane Nlercer Leh Jane Mercer Thelma Haddad Barbara Cressman Jane Yergev Nancy Rennmger Mary Ellen Mutter Patsy Rhoads Mary Jane Alb1tz Mary Jane Alb1tz Patsy Rhoads Patsy Rhoads Janet Horn Ruth Weller Janet Fronhelser Mary Jane Mercer Szxty mne o 0 0 o ' 1 A . . .. ........,,., . . 1 J. l . l l L . . ,. .,...,,........ . l 7 Best dressed . . .........,...........,.,,.,. Burlyn Houck Janet Fronheiser I Y '35,- The rain didn't dampen the smile on these seniors' faces. Coming in out of an April shower are the senior class offi- cers. They are George Schwenk, treasurer: Richard Weller, president: Mary Jane Albitz, secretary: and David Steltz, vice president. In the Sprin . . . JOHN A lJOLl-'SON u.,0hll!Zl'C', 11111111 2. 3. 1111-111-.1111 1. 2. .41 1.1.-1- 1.11111 1. 2. .11 a1. 1 s11111111.1 1 tl 11111 .'111l .51 11-1-141. After -'ra1luation .l0lllll'llt' would like to g C5 or get a job witll cl1an1'1- for a1lxan1'1-1111-nt. MARY .lrlNl'f .fllslllrllz Hits 'l'ri-lli-Y 2: Sr, lll1u111s l. fl: llnlnr Sq11.11l ul ll.1111l Z. tirt lfnlilurlg tllxn-1 'l'r1-as-1111-r lg lQl.1ss S1-1-11-turx 2, 0tti1-1-r ll'r1-s. ISI. .-lcadeniic 1l111r11- 1, Z. 3: 0 to l'0lll'g11' C1-n1-ral Il: 11-.trlimtk IS fig ll111111-11111111 liitz is llllt'I't'slt'tl i11 art. Who knows. sl11- may l11-con11- a l1-a1ling artist. JOHN ASTON u.lHl'l1 ' Y111: Crm- 111-ulitrx 2: Krt l.l11l1 2: lf, I . X. fl. He- is und:-1'i1l1-rl al10ut tl11- future-. WI Nllflllfll llfl l.Nl lili Winnie Cln-ering l. 2. flg Sr. t.l11vr11s fl: 'ln-llvl' 2: H1111-11-rs T.-.1111 2. 515 111.1-1 5.-111111411 lg ll1.111111111.111 01111.-1 15.-1-. H1-r futur1- is 1111111-1-i1l1-1l. Seventy John Adolfson Mary Jane Albitz John Aston Winifred Balmer Nancy Bause Stanley Behm William Bower John Breidenbach Dorothy Brensmger NANCY B.-'ll'Sl-I ,Y11rz1'e Acadeniic 131111- P1111 31 11.1-11.-111.111 1. 11 s1. 1,11..111- 1. 2. 111 1s...-. :11 51111111111 x1.111.1,..1 :. 11 11,111.1 11.11111 1. :. :sl 11...-1.1-1 11 111.-.1 111111. 1, 2. 3: 111111111111-.111 0'ii11-1 151-1-. 211 K1-11 111111. 1l'111-.1 Xan1-y has n1a1l1- no plans for tln- f11tur1-. ST.-XNLEY lilflrlfll 5ffII1 C1-ne-ral 1 1111- 1Ll11t1 Ja. Stairs futurr- plans lllt'lllflt' tl11- navy. WI LLIABI BOWER Bill Yoo. Agriculture- ll.1s1-l1.1ll l: l'11111l111ll 1. Il: F. l-'. l. 2 4'l'r1-.1-.I Hill WOUltl likr- to get a j11l1 witli fair wages or 1-nlist i11 tl11- ar1111-1l f11r1'1-s. JOHN IBREIIJICNIHIIII fu1'l1 ' .'xC8tlt'llllC , 1'1.1.11..111 1. s...-11.1 131111. 2. :s1 1s.-1-, 111. 11.11. 1z11-1- 1.11111 11. 51. .-'lgriculturv 1,111.111. 511 t--1, a1111.1.l 1'11..11.,1.11.11.-1 1. Jack would Iikt- to go to Pittsburgh to study ll0fIlt'Ulllll'1'. DOROTHY IIRENSINQLEIK C1-n1-ral Dot Academic 1. 2. :11 111111 1-1.1-- 11111. 1. 1. 11. '111.111.1' 1. 3, 111 1:1111 1L1111. 1. :xg 11f1.11111g lb. 'li111111 1. 2. fi. lJ11rutl1y is un1l1-1-i1l1-1l alnout tl11- futur1-. y,..,-.-,. .- . --.1 51 f Rlchard Brown Bruce Bumbaugh Barbara Cressman Betty Jane Crossley Rrchard Custer Sherwood Delcamp Mrldred Dlerolf Annabel Rlchard Eddmger Sara Fox Jean Frain Forrest Fronhe1ser Dunkelberger Shxrley Fronherser Dor1s Fryer Janet Fronherser RICHARD BROWN DMI, N1 X1'r1c11ltur1 DIC IS 1nt1 usted ln farmlng an1l for1strx BRUCE BUNIB 'tl C H ,Slap Vor' 'l1fr1cultur1 Bruce would l1kc to lmecome a farmer BARBARA CREQQNIAIN Cressze AC8.llPIlllC a ketball 1 Z 1 111.1 Nor tl! tc-rms-n s Club 3 I I 1 11 11 1r 1 f Chorus 1 CISQSIC would llke to tfach Phwslcal ECIUCHIIOII BETTX .IXVE CROSQLEX XCHIII l'lllC mru n1 1n u 1 11 11 :1 Dr.1mat1 1 3 In dlll Small and shy she would ltkc to Jom the a1r force or enter nursmg RICHARD CLSTER us I111lustr1al Xrt Cm s Country NI.1n.1 1r 1 X N 1 u 1s a waxs around when somethmff 1 ltlflg lllllll He would l1k1 to lltIOIllt a carpenter QHERW OOD DELC ANIP Dutch W oc Xffr1cultur1 qhnwood IN 1nter1 t11l ln axlatlon and 1l1ctr11'al work NIILDRED DIEROLI' Mzllze XCBLICIIIIC ar 1 x 1 tvrmcn s 11 t 11 tTre:1 Baskelballl 2 'aoflballl 3 Hooks-'v 3 Mlllle hopes to attend college to become a mathe matlcs teacher NNN 'HEEL DUNKEI BER! ER Dunk Xcadt mu I 4 Y f tt! full H Xnnalul 1lo1snt haw any plans for tl11 futur1 RICH XRD EDDINI ER Rez General 1 1lt1r1111-11 lu n11 lllllf 1n ll fu 1 1 a hu ne N XRS FOX Rez Lommerc1al N mor Choru wo11l1l l1ke to start 11 X1 r Z Knmlng CI11 Thl pert l1ttl1 r1-'1ll11a1l would llke to h1 a secretary IEAN FR XIX Comme rc1al .1r1 11 1 111 111 1 Ntam LI111 Club Th1 xounff larv l1sts worltmg 1n an OHIO? among her futurr plan FORRENT FRONHEISER Foss General I l' J Th1 l1ttl1 man IQ 1ntf-restfd 111 farmmg or hecomlnff a factory worker IKNET FRONHEISER K Ollllllf r1 tal :1 1 l 1 1 Nlanager N .1111 1 11 111 anet would lllxl to ln a s11r1tarx '-HIRLEX I' RONHEINER f0llllll1 rc1al .1 11 NIIFQS IN llllfftglfl 111 l111nm1n1f a s1cr1 rx DORIS FRE ER ut Home Economlcs B110 ter Club l lxn1lt1n1,. Lluh 2 I H11n11m11m Ofllrcr Hue Pres ll Dor1s IS mterested 1n beauty culture and 1n factory work - Q , W 4 ' 641 :hr - 1-Q 1 .yi - 1 . 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F E91 ' Vg 'X l'here IS an unforgettable day m every ones llfe We are sure these three semors w1ll never forget the day when they made the highest score m the Pennsylvania Daw Qmuz whleh entxtled them to go to the banquet glven for retlred General Carl A Spaatz Here they are recelvlng congratula tlons from Superusmg Prmclpal G B Swme hart They are L to R G Schwenk D Leffel F Wade Patrlcla Gerhard Richard Gerhart Linwood Gehrls Dolores Grabert Patrncla Groft Thelma. Haddad Mary Ellen Hafer Richard Hagenbuch Betty Mae Hartman I' 't I RILI X LROFT A Senior 5 Famy Patlze Academlc e e nd 2 3 Orchc r I rarau 37 Honor m O cer c Pattle IS mterestcd 1n becommb a teacher THFLNI 1 HADD KD P -XTRICI A GERH ARD Commerclal Pat Academlc lll0f Gln The nursm, proft sion holrls a lot of mtcrest for Pat Ilus ptrt llttle miss would llkf' to be a secretary RICHARD CERH-KRT Nl KRX ELLEIN H XFER Dxcl. General ut Home Economlcs N en Clu 'lr I r Llor s H m ro m Oth r tI'res lj Jom tha nan and su the world Eun lf he cant Niary Elltn would hlm to he a Red Cross Worker see the world lJlLlk ull wants to Jom the navy RIC H XRD H XCENBUCH UNWOOD GEHRIN Hug, Yoc Agrlculture m AC3fll nur' 1 thall I 1 would hlte to contmue farmmg or b a Lln IS mtcra ted ln BXl8ll0l'l mfchanlt DOLORES GR XBERT BF1 TX NI XE H KRT NI SN Dolly Acadermc Betts Home Economics rl Htl l 3 fCh:l an ee e or fl u l H meroom Ollie r Dnll Team 1 ll ll Dolly has no definite plans for the future Betty IS planning to enter beauty culture school ' 1? 1 ' ta Y f ' ' ' 4 K l V , . . , . . , ' t 4. w - - u - i, fn . ,, V . . l V 5 . l . af r I , ' ' - X I v x., t . Y. . . . I l . - X' ', ,. - .. .. - , - - vp----na.---. 2 . . : . , . , . . . 5 A. V .. I f. - as - 1' I 'lrivlli-Y 1, 2, 3 fYiv Pros. 1, Pr 5. 314 Ba 1, , g sta 2, 3 uxb- i- 4 1 U.. Hi fse. 1, 23. 4, . ,, . . . . A. U A A 4. ,Q A . Nl.1r1'lxing: Huml 2. 3: Sn- ' Chorus 1. 33 Sl p Club 3: Clec l'rf--F Club 1. 2. Il: Current llwnxs 35 Sm-niur Chorus lg llolvby Club 2. Lluh 3: 'lri-lli-Y 2. 1 .' .1 -SJ' If ' . . - 'A 8 ' ' . ' ' - ' v' ssA - vu A A - MT u A - Football 1, 25 lli-Y l. 2 1l'n-s. 2,5 fci Ce b 3. 'lri-lll-Y 2, 3 K ' rms. 313 Serin '1 u lg u e u ce . . 4' ' x - - . 1 Q Y - . ' 1 ' v . 1 ' - 7 - , . ' ' S . ' .' ' . '- J : J 1 .v f A' 7 A' 1. In 7 . as - n - L , f . l . F. A. l, 2, 3. Fon ' H'-Y 2. , , , ' Hagy ' ' . e 5, . ,, . . . ,. . . h - 'S . - . cc In A - A .. .ul A D 1 b . T '. '- ' , 2, pl i 1, Ser. Zlg Girls Cl Club 1, 23 Trl-Hi-Y 2. 3 1Yie Pres. 3jg Seni .nor s 5 o ' e ' , 2. 'nm . sa vs - I , ' - na 4 Donald Hausman Carl Hlryak Henry Hoffman Robert Hoffman Jeanette Hoppes Janet Horn Burlyn Houck Nancy Jean Houck Robert Koons Rlchard Landls Earl Latshaw Dolores Leifel Pearl Leh Jean Lochman Robert Ludy DONALD HALSNI SN Donnze General quflnll 1 3 lflonll rm nl Olllcer Y lce Pres 31 Donnles future 15 undcclded f KRL HIRX KK q Voc Af-rlculturc nlnlnoul ll: r N v o Larl one of our ambltlous 1 students, plans to make farnllnlf 111: future career HENRY HOFFNIAN Hoffy Voc Agrlculture Xfter graduatlon Henry would llke to be a farmer ROBERT HOFFNIAN 11051 Yoc Xffrlculture Rob: rt IS another 3g.1'lLl1lll1l't studt nt who plans to be a farmer after graduatlon JEXINLITE HOPPEN Herne Home Economlcs lnlor f horn rl 1 'S lfllapla n Nettle would llke to enter the field of beautw culture or to hfcome a nurses alll I YN ET HORN us General Kftcr graduatlon Qu llopfs to be a btautlclan BLRLYN HOLCK Burlelgh GVIHIFS General 011111 B tba m r ltx lem rlllen s C11 1 Burlyn plans to own 1115 own buslncss sometlme ln the future VANCY JEKN HOLCK lean Academlc kr! Club 1 Current Exents Club 3 Hobby Club 2 F T A Jean bas no future plans. ROBERT KOONS Bo Academlc lop Club 1 Bob plans to he a mechanlc after he graduates RlfH XRD L XNDIS Rlggy AC3dCmlC rf oulltrv 1 Rlggy has no future plans E XRL LATSH KW Voc Affrlculture Earls future plans are to work on a dalry farm and own a dalrw farm later DOLOREQ LEFFEL Don General 1 :nn Club 1 cv mf- 1 ur T 1 1 Debatlng. ullol' oru .lm 1 ln Dory would llke to work ln a drugstore for a Wlllle l'lltn she would llkf, to mt llldfflfd and be a housewlfe Pl- NRL LFH Lolllmtrclal N nlnr I lorul lxnl 1 I 1 Marllook 2 3 Glee Cl b lnlp lllb 1 Dralnatle Club 1 151-1 1 llomeroom Otllcer Pres 1 Ptarl, an ambltlous comnltrclal student, IS lnterested ln OHICC worl-. JF YN LOCHNI KN Lorlle Xcademlc B1 ketballl uh oln 111 rrent 'vent .leans future plans 1l'lClUtlC golng to art school ROBERT LL D1 Bllll General lhseball 1 3 Football 3 H Y 1 2 Yarslty Leltermens Club 3 Upon graduatlon Bud would llke to joln the Coast Guard or the Marlnes. I Nr x 1 . r , . 5- W, , v - .I ..,., 1 , A A L. L, .. . ,, .. by . 1' . . 2, 3: H1-Y l, 2. .1 1 . ' Q . ,. SI ' . 2. '- ' ' ' 1 ' I aa sa I - lg. 'I , v My ls, ' . ,,' . J ' . H 'J 0' 'Pm' Us f Lf' if' 3' 1: rg , , 25 Hivl' 2: nm-11.111 1, 2, 2. . , D . -. Au ,sa A A L ' A A ' . . g F. r. A. l, 2, 3. F. F. A. 1, 2. 3. A , ' v - ' 1 . v V , . 1. In A D A Y A ' ' . . ' A U L 3 f ' ' - v ' .4 ,U ' - 1.'l. 5 ' , 2: rs -. l, Ti lc-.-V 214 r'-H4-Y 25 ' I 'lu-11111 2: 5' ' Ch s 35 51' I ff b 3. . Y V' .E 4. ,vs v - l v - g V - A H ' - H ' V . . ' . ' sv 1 r1gT1H'-1' Q.. Q 1 31. M ' ' 4' ' 1 - ' - , . f , v v .U-' ll e 1, 2. 3: ' 'tfng 11111 2: 't , I u 3g QA , Sl: I1 .3 5 I . fy. ' Q . , S-S 1 Sec. 2. 31. 1g1..l.-ing 1, 2. 3: C. A. A. 1. 2. 3, Ban-1 lg D'11 T l, 2, 3. , '- , - g - - F., .. 1, 2. 111 lilo- ll 1. 1. J: Ba-.-1.111 l. 2, 34 H1-Y l, :Q 1.3. An Cl .HH.C,13.Cu E. 55, F' T, A- ll.. .-11111111 mtl.-.br lYil-e Pnl-. lug Ya -' 5 . 1 ' ll 3. . , ' , ' ' ' r Y v .. ,, Alu vii - -1 .2,: zi- .: ' . ' sl sa - - - .1 : - 1 : : - - - 'H f'1'ff Thls group of semor gtrls IS always seen together Durmg study perlods they can always be found 1n some corner ' gabblng and fussmg' w1th the1r han' ln order to be beautlful for thelr next class They are L to R W Balmer N Rennlnger M E Mutter P Rhoads and J Horn Turns to thoughts of DON NLD Nl NCKEH Ducks General .1 ar 1t1 Letterman Cu 3 H 111 1 Nomsday Donald would l1ltt to havt l11s own husmess .IUI I N NIAHR General 1 r Ntam 1 11 Julla would lllu to stttlt down to ln a houstw1fe 'VI 'RRY LOUINL Nl NR! H Warp Lou kcademlc N .1 IN w 1 S ro 'l N 11 rn111.1l1 11 N IL1 L. l An atm: 111e111l1er of all act111t1ts 1n tht school Nlarx Lou would llltt to Income an elementary teacher ,lKLQUFLllNL NI VI HF1 N .larltze Commcrclal nu r r.1n1at1c 11 ec u Cn r squad .tr 1n 111: C ss PL1 3 Dr1ll l'1.m1 ,latkn a11 3llllJIll0UN sentor would llkc to go to collegt or to work ln an olllce Seventy fouz Donald Mackey Jacqueline Matheys Mary Jane Mercer :tain Julla Mahr Harold Mathias Betty Merkel Mary Louise March Martln Melcher Edwin Mlller HAROLD NI ATI-ll AN Brat Voc -Kgnculture 1 H 111cr n1 Oll1 er re Harold IS looking branch of the seruce for a good Job or w1ll enllst 1n a NIARTIN 'HELLHER Pep loc -Kgrlculture P 1 IS mttrt tad n commg a farmer 'MARX JANE NIERCFR ane Academlc rt u 1 r an Nt ro 3 a nn nur 11 'I IJr.1111.1t1 re J Ho e I Jam a dramatlc Nt mor would llkt to study mustc at Wtst Chest:-r Ntatt ftachmrs Lollegm BETTI E NIERK El Merit el General 1 1 1 l Ba lcetha When Betue becomes a telt phom operator her dreams for the future w1ll hate come true l' DW IN MILLER Eddie Y oc Agrlculture KT Small quut Eddn would l1ke to enter the field of aw1at1on X ' s ' 5 ' il M M . , . . . . , L : . , . ' , . . , ' s I v 1 ' V 4 ' Z 1 ' .,,.q... f ., -M kr. ,c . I I N C5 vs- A A A4 Y I F. F. A. 2, 3 Pros. fit: Bust-bull lg o no 'c IP 5. 21. A.. . I 1 v Q 4. I Q, A . .4 ry 7 . I-'tmtlaull l, 2, 3: llaskvllv' ll l. 2. 3: Y s' U' 's l b -, : ' ' o 1-mo111 Otltm-cr ll'n-s. l, Ill. yl F. A' 1' 2, 3- .' , , . ' - , , ' , Av' M 4. Pl vs -H . l is I by . . J ' . 7 obj VY I S-1i11r Clmrusg St-nior T lvlli-Y: .' I Cl 11. P -55 C11 I' 2' 3 trmm 0 Ed. 1' 2, M: Quin A ll Z C185 '. 4 ' f . I.. . . - is 3 . l'l 1' 3: Sz' '1 t1l1rus l, 2, fg ' cs 2 IP S, 5 ck y 25 lil-c Club l. 2, 3. 1 Q i ly . 5. . . Y . . . . . M , -U . . A u . A L k . . . . Huh Snell .'1- - lfltlilor 11 Htl.-in-Cl1it-l 2. fit: Qutll and c ll -, 3: fu-1 'nr Cllurm- l. fi: Girls Ula-r tllulu l, 2, fig D ' 'vs Cl h lfcc. 21: A ' . 1-11111 1. 31 11...-1.4 2, 'Q - . 1 ' ' - 4 , A j rn... 131-11. at s.-. 1..f lllorur 3: Tn-11'.1' 2: Art t'1..1. , - ll 1. A .1 Av- rv , A A I - , , Sv 'n Clnnrus l, 2. 33 ll ' s Cl b l, 23 Cl Cl I1 3: . lo 'K ' 7 ' l ' .' 2, 31 Ye- honl. l, 2, 3. llitl.-' -Cl' Hg la ' 5' 1 ' ' -1 2, l . F. A. l, 2, 3 rear. 31. . ' . ' ' 1 ' v ' ' . ' . 1 ' f I K 9 . I 7 QNTETZ' 1 i , .. 2, - . 4 I E -f Dons Muller Constance Moyer Lols Nuss DORIS 'NIILLER nn. Lawrence Miller Russell Mlller Betty Mmner Harvey Moser Pauline Moyer Genette Muthard Mary Ellen Mutter Richard Wester Mary Nyman Joseph Ott Leonard Plersol Latherme Remert I' I' 'XII Ill I Ol1lIT'lII'Ildl Slmrtx I11 Ill r.1l 11r.ar1 1 .1r11 N 11111 Dor1N Plane to l111o1111 an ofl111 work1r or work 111 cl 1l1par11111nt Ntor1 I XVERENI F NIILLER Iarrx I 111111111 r1 ml 1 1 l'I llilllli .llll I' rn would l1k1 N u a poN111o 1n an o upon Q1l'8IlUdllOll Rl NSELL XIII LFR Iongx 11 111 11 at 1 1 II nlor l1aN no 1l1 llr 11 p 1111 for 1l1 fu 11r1 lil' I I1 NIINNFR LOIIIHII rc1al llllf I0 llll N llll l IIN a quut - mor would l1k1 to work IH all oflu wl11n NI11 f'ra1uat1 H XRX I-,H XIONER I Ollllllf r11al N 111111 ll 1u11t am una Nu111111g soung 1 ow would 1 to work ln an OHICF' IONNTXNLE N101 FR lonme X12a1l11n11 Il ll dl l4 I,onn11- who l1k1 to plaw tl11 sauphonr and to plax 1 N etlmall 1n l11r are Ulf uc 1 to l111om1 l1a1r1lr1 -Nor P XLLINE N101 ER Pollv Home EFOYIOIIIIC nlltmg Club 1 3 Homeroonx lcer Nr After graduauon, Polly plans to work ln a hos1ery m1ll 11111r 111 r 1 111 1l1pdl'lIlltI1l 11r1 Ml N mr w11 1 11n 1'r.111 I1 lfl Ilf 1 rx 1 Ile li 11 dll lI 1 RII ll Xlill Nl'Nl'l'H Rlllll III 1 ID 4114111111 Lada! 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'Ki If you are one of the unfortunate people who hare to voalk home at noon time you will alwavs appreciate these fellas They could be called the Taxi Servlce of BHS They are L to R E Mlller driver D Brown and B Bumbaugh at rear door M Melcher at front door Qqinnin Flora Reltnauer Nancy Renmnger Patricia Rhoads Norma, Rothenberger Jean Schoch Kenneth Joyce Schott George Schwenk Schollenberger Bruce Shelly Baccalaureate Servlce Class Night Commenulment and Washington JEAN SCHOCH Dolly Commercial Boosters Club 1 Band 1 Social ud es Club Ceo 2 C b 1 2 FLORA REITN XUER Btar 3 Flopsex HOIHC ECOHOIHICS ,lean is undecided about her future plans nd 2 ntu B ters C lx 1 Homcroom H lrts KLNNETH SCHOLLEINBERGER Flora a small quiet senior plans to he a nurse or Kenny Voc Agncuhure work 1n a factory Cl b 1 F F lEnCe ll NANCY REYNINCER Kenny expects to become a farmer Stretch Commercial Basketball l Qoltlall rack 1 orlxe or s l n m 1 Slam Comnlerclal It f ll U J IN Hump Club 3 X Flu 'l U 0 pa p alll llll rg, ,Ou Ml SLC ancy partlclpat mg in all sports. ln the future she plans to work in Joyce has H0 Plans for the future' an office. GEORGE SCHWENK PATRICIA RHOADS Academic Pqygy Ggnf-ral Track 1 .., 3- Bak llyall S-orekecpcr -, 5 Debating T-am l 2, ' 1 A K Football l, 2, 3 'isua is 33 Class Ollicer Treas. - Cheerleader l, 2. 3: .yn ui , 2, 5 .in ' it cam , 2. 3 Humumou 'pe Q-5, , llomeroom Office lSvc. , . George has the ability to make hard things seem u dA.dugmb1itilefieni0r1v ll'? likes cheering, Patsy is easy . . . loves sports. After graduating .from BHS, h n CCI C 3 Ou U ure pang plans to go to college and study engineering. lNORlllA ROTHENBERGER BRUCE SHELLX' Commercial Academic A11 Club 1, 25 Stamp Club 3. Ban 1, 2, , Norma plans to become a secretary. I Bruce's future plans include going to college. -rv' N1 Wlulam Smlth Robert Stoudt Charles Wemhold Ivan Snyder Leon C Swavely Rlchard D Weller WILLIANI SNIITH Smztty Academlc olhall I 2 3 B1 1 mltty would llke to Qecure a good Joh after he graduates IV AN SWYDER Y 15113 11 a Xcadem1c H1Y 2 Homeronm Otlmr-r Uwe Pres 3I Ivan plans to go to college NI ARVIN SPECHT Maney Commerclal enlor Choru 3 B nd teas D nee ant r1 he-:tra I 2 Nlarvey would l1ke to work w1th a profess1onal dance band or to he a pl1lJllC accountant C XRL SPOHN S patz ' General 1n1or H1 X 11 Carl would llke to get a job that paw ple nty of money D AVID STELTL Dare Academ1c atballl ollmall a I 2 'I Homeronm ln the lmmedlate flllllfl Dave plans on gomg to colleffe ROBERT QTOUDT Boup leadr m1c IL1 kvtball 1.1 0 .1 1s Xftfr lloup graduau lu plan to do naxal worlt LEON C QWXVELY Suaze lnduQtr1al Art: nothall I 3 1 11 1 'I Qenm H Y lg meroom Om lx Ire I Drlalmg Team Leons plana for thc future are lll'1tlCClllLLl EDWIUND QWEINHART Eddze General olballll 2 3 V-1ual Agli I S' 3 Trnrk 3 Ilolncroom 0lI1cer All Edd1e wants for the future IS to be happy Marvln Specht Carl Spohn Dav1d St,elf,z Edmund Swelnhart V1rg1n1a Trelchler Florence Wade Ruth Weller Warren Werner H1lda. Werstler VIRCINIA TREICHLER Cmny General Namor Lh11r11-1 3 if-mor Tr1H1Y 3 K l,l11l1 I Color Squa Namp Club 3 F T After she Uraduatee from lllgh School Gmny plans to go to college FLOREN CE WADE Floss Commerclal Club Z Ntalnp Club Florence would llke to becoms a Qecretary CHARLES WEINHOLD K hups General 1r1l.1n1 Club I t ence 11 11.1 or Lhups has no dffinltt plans for the future RICH XRD D WELLER Dzrlt General ' mor fhnrus I e -1 1 1 111 1e u .rt 11. nm Ntnlor 1 J11n1or Town Xlu-t1n .1 -1 fI111r Rlchard plans to work ln an ofllce RUTH W ELI LR Ruthze Academu: nl 11 .1 N 11 C ev. C 1 1 lr.11n.1 1 l 1 Rut1 plana to go to We I Cluster 1n order to become a 111u IC teacher XY XRRENI W ERYER W mrly General 1 :1 11or 1 H l1.1 I1 The future ls uncertam for lllle woung man HILD X W FRSFLER Commerual 11 1 lun 1n fu Slam L111 3 01 e Hlllla plans to get r1ch qu1ck and travel 1 I 4' M . 11 l ' 1 X . 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