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Boyertown High School - Bear Yearbook (Boyertown, PA)

 - Class of 1951

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Boyertown High School - Bear Yearbook (Boyertown, PA) online collection, 1951 Edition, Cover
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XXAQ, -f V 4 8, C Co , 0 '.xc,s , Q5-, ' N x' N Q Xffs C.0'f , fx' Rf' X 'B Wipx f' -.t ' rw axgo I Greetings From tho students of Boyortown High School 1951 Super Bear Pubhshod at BOYERTOWN PENNSYLVANIA JUNE 1951 I Who Prosont tho TABLE TTT CONTENTS W'e Sahxte Om Leadexs Bxmgmg Up Chxldx en Txtde hmgs and L1ttTe Queens emow Rxgrht .Mound Oux SchooThouee Tumore Hum to the 52 hmgdom The Nahant Pxmcee Sophomoues Nmth Gx ade The I one SU ahge Lxtde Mex curochx omee Exghth G1 ade Tx atzenhammex Kxddxes Sev erxth in ade Spoxts Spa1T Texs Footbah HockaTorxg Lassxes Hockey Studeahmg Laddxes C1055 Courxhv Thev TT Make It Evexv Txme Basketbah Teensxe Xieehsxes Jumox Varsxtv The Not So Tumd SouT5 GuTs BasketbaTT Fu and Hxs B H S Basebah Magxcxans P AGE 5 KX I NN me and Hex Txophy WTUHTUQ Beax ettes T xT Abnex Q T1 am for Sadxe HWNNTxTUS Day The Coachci TeTT the Tides Sm ooney Tunes and Happy MeTochee Down LuTTaby Lane wxth Mxsf. 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Latshm hancx Coates Ufugot 4.b1amQ Kathun C1 m 'XUCll9V Bomeman Kzthzvn Hue Ruth Anne L1l1 F 1 Reltn mu Cu ildzne Fck Ilnct 'lIo1tz D :mel Un lwlllx long,1c1c lun: Rosa R DC 1t F1l 1,0118 St ihl ART STAFF Paul Lellxo F111 Ill BUSINESS STAFF YValte1 GdY961 Pleanm E1'senha1t llannrrf PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Ioan Comad lean G11111 CCOIHC Haddad ffflflll I XVQICIIICI C emgc Hells B1th1 Cugu Iczv C1 ll Clo11a Rothcnlmf1g,c1 I v1d Iohnson ADVIQPRS ll C1l1z1t 'I ll uct C Ychzneellx lull C loclz Uls Uauon B Huvek is Ze , . . , . . ' V L '- -, 1 X . I . 4 , . W . 1 . 1 ' 1,' Q. , ' . 1' 'ill' 1' C'1 ' . 1 11 1' ' . 1 ' . 1. ' 1'U' ' ' . ' 'f . K. Z Y ' .y f 1 ' ' . ' . jf 1'i . 'l ' ' 2 'A 1 '1 N' Iva ' 2 1' 111 ' 1 J' . z 1 1 z 2 1 V 1 :fer 1 1 . fa 1 CJQo1'g'c Unger Joan Ifilftllllf' . 1 .' 1 ol 1' . '1 -'w W 1 . . 1 Y W 2 ' Y J .f ' ,l 1 . . 'A , . . , A J ,. , . .' 1, . , . . Y J ' . ll va ' 1' J- '11 '1 .' 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' . 1' lk' 1 38 lCCltl0l'L Th1s yea1 Supe1 Bear 1S ded1cated to M1ss Eva Brunner a Woman of out stand1ng art1st1c ab1l1ty Wh1ch she ploved ove1 and OV81 aga1n 1n he1 yeals of se1V1ce at Boyertown H1gh School M1ss B1unne1 gladuated f1om B H S 1n 1901 a class of elght sen1ors From 1904 1906 she was a 1u1al school teachel at Douglass ToWnsh1p school and one year at Colebrookdale school Then MISS BIUDHGI began he1 Caleel 1n BoVe1town F01 eleven yea1s she taught 1n the elementary schools and 1n 1919 she became supe1V1sor of a1t and handW11t1ng at B0yG1tOWH Hlgh School She held th1s pos1t1on unt1l 1950 at Whlch t1me M1ss Brunnel completed 45 yea1s of successful teachlng M1ss B1unner Was not sat1sfled w1th four yeals of study at Kutztown State Teachers College as a p1eparat1on fo1 teachmg she also Studled at the School of Indust11a1 Arts 1n Ph1la delph1a also two summel SQSSIODS 1n a1t at Penn State and also one yea1 at McCann s BUSIHGSS Col lege attend1ng Satul day cou1 ses She also attended 1n Ph1ladelph1a And so We the staff of the 1951 Bea1 al6p1011d to plesent to you M1ss B1 unne1 th1s yea1 s publl catlon as a token of ou1 f apprec1at1on fo1 what you ff d1d for us 1n years gone 1-Lv. wf-'H 'Q ,J ua.:-' ,L-.QW-1'9 C21 4-v.-1 li? ' , 44 , H ' - - - Q 0 0 , 0 I u 0, 0 - u 1 1 . , n , 0 n D Q I ' I J . 1 I . 1 . Q I I . , L e , ' 1. I l , l - ,ob 11 the Moore Institute of Art ff 1- . . . . x f f - , cc ,H , , x . V , W - ' ll' ? 3 , 5 ' - ' -' , '- I n , U n C I o s -1 by. a-.- o6'47o -ew---aj. ..,1' l 9 F1 3'7'x'-1f::' l A , - 4 e c ,- Four s 1 5415: We alute 0ur Leader . . . Admini tration f r George B. Swinehart, supervising principal, sees W' that the school district is in smooth-running order. Mr. Swinehart has a total of forty-six years to his teaching career, thirty-eight of which have been in Boyertown. Consequently. Boyertown has one of the best schools in the county. Our leaders-the school board The members are Hanev D Ritter presldent Augustus D Gresh secretarw Charles A Y Daudhelser treasurer Samuel R Knouse member Marion R Brumbach vlce president and George B Swmehart of Mi Laurence E Gum hfis held the position of principal since l94l B sides being principal Mi Grim is also director of athletics In hi spfne time 'VII Gum enjoss matching spoits and vtoiking in his hot hou Q The position of piincipil is mpiblx hllecl il? . . V . , , - , - JZ - - , , - y g . , , . . ..,N, . -. . . I 6- 3, it v' .' . ' f . r ' . gl BRIN IN ff' I 3, ,3 t 1 1 Q 2525: 'K 5 if 3 3 3 W I ,f 12 ff f as ..--M --...Nui I Q Ji f ' fs i WNW QW 5 N 1 .M A , 5 F Us 57-M ,wi A ,-,W ,, 'K ,Q f gif Q Y, 1? L an 2:3 ,M ff: 5 V, af M 1 WZ 4- U ' Q , 4.N, I i if W 5 ,S 'P ?,,,sa2.?.. V. A J 1-run---.,... m 3 .8 1 naw L 1: 1 gn vi Q ? X w A1' , Pix ' . 'Q .fp 'S' X, F!ilwtl4f I 5 'H' lu ' 3 3? ff , f if nw Qi ff 41 Z Q Q , J , , W 1 4796? 4 4 ,V I f , Q V V, 4 f swf vm ,yr g 1 0. Q, ygff ff H ' ,,f2 4 ziiv ., ,ff,ff,w,:-f, f J '11' ff I , 1 Q51 ,I f X ,af x 1 ' 0 W' 4 4 e 4 'Y . 1 K . . Alix' viwgggf My I 1 iiigix-9 f. 75 gf ',,s:,',s - wrgg7LjQ1t.w. axgwf is ,eg 2 , f l flr K -M ' r i ' ' Gif' f My W- f kai? B Q 2 'i-Q is-fia-A 55 in T vu-at V 1 1 1 H l q , 1 g2,f4Q,zgf5,g, , ' 0.1 se- ,....... :N-rf Llttle KIHQS and Llttle Queens enlors tb log lgmghwhe d e ll te u to u if f The most honol ed sect1on of th1s com1c collect1on 1SDt too humor ous We ale about to g1ve due honors to the graduatlng class of 1951 We 19 proud of ou1 class They have accomphshed much by addlng to the already ove1 flowlng hon orary t1easury of B H S These thlngs along w1th the grand people who d1d them w1ll probably stay 1n you1s and my memo1y fo1 a long t1me As we page through th1s sectlon of the com1c book we find a IGVIQW on the act1v1t1es and sta111ng members of the class of ol Why some of our sen1o1s are al1 eady wr1t1ng for the pages of then l1f e s stoly We find many of them engaged 1n afte1 school work That makes chapter one 1n the11 success featu1e Oh well, he1e 1S the Sp01 ts sectlon My 1sn t th1s th11ll1ng'7 Who are those fellows on the football team? Why he1e IS Gene Rothenberge1 Oss Koons Geol ge Ungel and B111 Mechel ly Those other sen1o1 fellows d1d a grand lob too' Walt a m1nute what s the glamour do1ng 1n th1s lough sect1on'? Oh I see It s those cheelleadels Joan Ha1tl1ne Netz Re1gne1 and Shnley Blannan Boy' they surely can lead that 1mportant Cl'19G1'1I1g sectlon' Ithlnk we ought to g1V9 three 1ous1ng cheers Hmmm' I wonder what th1s basketball story IS about Oh' th1s 1S anothe1 th11ller. Excuse us, he1e goes a fingernall or two' Who's beh1nd th1s basketball sto1y'? It's Laverne Gresh, Pooch Evans, and Oss Koons I thmk I'll 1eta1n my f'lngerna1ls for the next sectlon they d1d a splendld Job, though Uh' Oh' some more glamour Look at the senlors on that g11'lS, champ1on sh1p team I see 1t,S Shorty Graham, Lenol e Houck, and Eleanol Elsenhalt That section was really thr1ll1ng' Well, that was a wonde1ful comlc book' It was most unusual Those heroes and heromes surely were wonderful people I hope we'll all meet them agaln quite soon. 0 0 O 0 I 0 0 It won' e n now! Yes sir, graduation is dra.w'n ' , n we see a vis r Wi iam A. S inm ller start meas re the senior class o icers or their caps and gowns. G. Unger, presidentg G. Rothenberger, vice president, seated, G. Renninger, treasurerg with the tape, P. Landis, secretary. . ' ' 7 . . . 2 r . fl u u . 7 . . . ,- . Q 1 . l , I . . . 1 . , l I u 'D . . 1 1 A . 1 . . , . . U . , . ,, - ,, cc as ' 1 1 u 7 4 I . 1 . 1 . Q - . 1 - . . , . . . Q . . , ' 2 Q . 1 . ' H 79 ' . ' . . s , Q c J 0 . . . 0 0 s - The Class of 1951 ETHEL KSTON I ommerczal 1 ran Llub S 4- r uh 3 Qtarup and Bu d Cluh -X future secretary Ethel ut ters You got rocks 1n your head to any one who l1kes 50Cl8 studles s1nce that 1s her pet pn eve the IIIUSIC of Lou1s Armstrong sends her Ethel would be content to eat lots of spaghettl and to settle down to read Pogo 1 ARL BERKY Berlly Arademrr nn r H ut Or ln-str.: rung, no ms ee l'r.u 4: s fountry Z Carl, a prom1s1ng p1an1st plans to go to musxc school green and the muslc of Cor don .lenkms DOLORES BOYER flrssze fommerczal nrarm Cluh 1 lScr1be ee 1 1 18 1. earbuok l 2 Tennls 111 1 Sn roll 3 CISSIC exclalms, You know lt when asked 1f she llkes Plymouths movles, popular HILISIC and Harry James she d1sl1kes people who tell tall tales, h1ll bllly mus1c, and 1ver lf noth1ng else to do Dolores enjoys readmg Bugs Bunny plans to he come a mCdlCal secretary SHIRLEY BRANNAN Shzrl General askethall 3 H04-key l Lheerlug 'l Dr1lI Team 2 3 y xbl 2 'S Boosters Clu Sh1rley has no plans for the future d1sl1kes waltxng for someone, and cowboy mu s c she llkes food 1n gen eral, but ICC cream heads the IS she llkes to l1sten to the mus1c of Guy Lombardo JOAN E CONRAD Commercial man Lluh 1 2 Ye rhook l 1 H1 l 4 r a Slam 1 .1111 Bond Cluh 3 .loan can he heard to say Sha e a leg when 1n a hurry enjoys llstenmg to the mus1c of Harry James llkes pot ple hut not hook keepmg reads Arch1e and Henery Hawk 1n her le1sure t1me plans to become a secretary 1n future years NIARCARET DEQ LER ' Peggj I ommerr ml l nh W en asked f she l1kt watermelons and roller skat 1ng, Peggy w1ll mutter Oh brother' d1sl1kes hook keepmg class reads L1t tle Iodme falthfully enjoys hstenmg to buy Lon1 bardos mus1c wants to be a telephone operator after graduat1on HENRY DIENIAND Deemze lnrlustrral Arts op Lluh l 2 Deemle lS an ardent Yan kee fan enjoys shop and Jazz d1sl1kes opera mus1c but enjoys llstenmg to the sweet mus1c of Guy Lombardo he would hke to be a factory worker ELEANOR EISENHART Ellle Academze Basketballl 2 'i Tenn1s2 Hockey 3 benmr orus ee Club l llbrarv Cuh 2 Year ook l 2 'S lBus1nes Wlanager 'll 'Han Band l When asked 1f she enjoys the muslc of Ralph Flanagan Ellle responds w1th a hearty Great lxkes all sports and enjoys eatmg seafood d1sl1kes bolled cabbage reads Henery Hawk 1n her spare tlme wants to he come a nurse QR Eleven O O I lqh 5 ' 1. 2 1.1-. 2r: Al Lil- 5 ' ,w 'a .2.31 Cl 2. 1. x. rf. 2, 3 rss. 313 , u A 1 :. 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X , X Forever Well Remember GRACE ESHBACH Commerczal Srnlor Tn HI Y 1 Llbrary Llub 1 2 3 Business Club 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 Stamp and Bond Club 3 Grace IS a rather qulet mem her of the class who plans to enllst ln the Waves her lelsure tlme Grace enjoys watchlng or partlclpatlng ln any sport also enjoys lce skatlng concerted people and Engllsh class are among Grace s dlsllkes the uak er Clty Strlng Band IS her favorlte .lA'VlES EVANS Pooch lndustrlal Arts Senlor H Y 1 Narslty Lettermens Clu 2 3 Fontballl 2 3 Basket 1 3 Base all Pooch plans to be Gover nor of Pennsylvanla no less' lf he becomes as popular ln the state as he IS among hls classmates Pooch may even become governor enjoys sports and exclalms Solly Hemus after llstenlng to a Splke Jones record h passes lelsure hours by readlng Blondle Sl Dagwood ROBERT K FRONHEISER Fronny Industrial Arts S op Club 1 2 3 Fronny plans to be a car penter whlch IS entlrely ln keeplng because he enjoys shop other llkes are skatlng trapplng and hlll bllly muslc answers May be to most questlons Enjoys readlng Bugs Bunny as he llstens to the muslc of Guy Lombardo he turns off the radlo lf opera muslc IS heard HENRY FULMER .lR Industrlal Arts Gym Club 1 2 3 Senlor Hl Y 1 3 Henry may not come from MISSOUTI but he Wlll exclalm prove ll when he IS told somethlng he enjoys readlng Bugs Bunny whlle devourlng a salaml sandwlch wlth a quart of mllk Henry plans to enter the field of Wlldllfe Conservatlon upon leavlng B H S LEE ANN GABEL Ann General Basketball 2 3 sfnlmll 1 2 3 Narslly Lettermens Cub 2 A A 1 2 Klart-hlng Band Lee Ann s llkes are the color yellow lce cream and play lng basketball dlSllk8S concelted people s e enjoys readlng Mary Jane and Snlfiles and llstenlng to the muslc of Stan Kenton she wlll exclalm sure IS at the sllghtest provocatlon Lee Anns future plans are uncertaln at present WALTER GASSER Gass Industrlul Arts Homeroom Pres 1 2 3 Basketball 2 Basketball Manager 2 3 Senlor H Y 1 2 -Kr! Club 3 Yearbook Gass one of the tallest fel lows ln the class of 51 llkes plenty of food Crabby people and Joe Stalln are hls pet peeves Super Mouse IS Walters favorlte comlc char acter He thlnks Tex Beneke IS the best band ln the land IS heard to say Allo as he greets a frlend LINFORD K GEHMAN Lznnle Academzc Senlor Chorus 1 2 3 Glee Club Llnnle hopes to enter the poultry lndustry he en joys munchlng mlnce ple and watchlng a baseball game has only one dlsllke and that IS Engllsh class Llnnle IS one of the shorter members of the class and wlll be re membered for hls portrayal as a bratty kld brother ln a play entltled Paul Wrecks the Car J RUSSELL GEHMAN Russ Academlc Cenlor Clorus 1 2 3 Glee Club Russ could easlly llve wlth out health class and oranges Sports and mulherry ple are hls favorltes T e Boyertown Hlgh Band heads the llst for Russ IS future IS undeclded HELEN GENTNER Cornrnercral Homeroom Sec 1 Drlll Team 2 Panel Dlscusslonl 2 3 Yearbook 2 3 1Edltor ln Llllef 3j Stamp and Bond Club 3 Art Club 1 2 ulll and Scroll 2 3 You can hear Helen exclalm That slays me when some one mentlons health class Sulky people beware Helen prefers danclng to Ray An thonys muslc and can be caught vlewlng her favorlte comlc book characters Tom nd Jerry the color green and swlmmlng are Helens favorltes but cowboy muslc rates low 'VIARLENE GRAHAM Shorty Academlc G A A 3 Press 1 2 3 Yarslty Lettemlens Club Hockey 1 2 3 Basket a So a Shorty plans to enter a col lege so that she can teach physlcal educatlon enjoys all sports especlally basket a llkes the color blue people wlth a sense of humor and the muslc of Ralph Flan agan pet expresslon IS Do you hear a buzz? fvfv , 951 9 o o u ' GC 99 ' , H 9 ' 1 l - li- e 1 - A 1: , - ' - 2, 3. 46 'V - . . 3 , ' - . . . 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' in . - . 99 Gangway for Ghosts LAVERNE CRESH bmolle lndustrlal Arts nlor H Y 2 Foo a sketballl Z 3 Baslcballl 2 Smoke our future brlcklay er, has a speclal llklng for all klnds of sports ln hls spare tlme Nmoke can be caught fnjoylng the muslc of Ralph Flanagans band people who laugh and make fun of others behlnd back beware of Gresh he says Come on when a Nluggs NICGIDDIS comlc IS handy DENNIS GRIBBEN Denny General nlor H1 Y 1 2 3 Football 1 Basketball 1 3 Denny IQ a very easy fellow to get along wlth because he llas no dlsllke Denny's ' future IR undeclded but as long as he has waffles, ICP cream, and the muslc of Guy Lombardo hell llve a llfe of ease All the comlcs are fav orltes wlth Denny IS pet saylng IS So what gn JEAN GRIM uz C ommerclal Hockey 2 3 f-Xslstsnt Manager .2 Nlanager 3 Drlll Team 3 Year uk I 2 If you are looklng for Suz, a future typlst, she can be found elther skatlng or danc lng to the muslc of Ralph Flanagan llkes the color yellow and can be heard ut terlng an enthuslastlc Great when glven a Brenda Starr COIHIC to read CLARA KROSS Commerclal Nfnlor T 1 H1 Y 2 'S Llbrarx C ull bcrlbe 3? Gym Cu llorkew 3 ffkslstant 'Hana er 3J Stamp and Bond Club 3 Clara, a serlous mlnded com merclal student, enjoys read mg Donald Duck Clara s favorlte pastlme IS watchlng a baseball game whlle satls fylng her appetlte wlth a large cone of ICC cream Clara can be heard saylng Thats rare when someone mentlons wrestllng or COHCCII ed people RICHARD GULDIN Coldy Academlc ntl l L les ra Ilsme B ntl 1 2 3 Footballl 2 3 acl. l 2 Goldy after completlng col lege, would llke to be a blg wheel Rlchard can be heard exclalmlng Oh boy when Ralph Flanagan s muslc lb played a favorlte pas llHlP of Coldv 15 rtadlng Bugs Bunny C0mlCS whlle munchlng on waffles and ICC cream L21 CARL HAGENBUCH Hagy Voc Agrlculture F Hagy can be heard exclalnl mg Whats by you when someone mentlons hls pet peevc IS Engllsh hls fav orlte pastlme 1 putterlnv around englnes or llcklng an lu cream cone h rn Joys llstenlng to tht muslc of the Band of Amerlca and readlng about hlS favorlte comlc character, Bugs Bunny Carl s future IS uncertaln JOAN HARTLINE Commerclal Chmerleaderl 2 3 Homernnnl if-1 as er Gee 111 Panel Dlsulsslon 2 3 Trl H1 Y 1 'I Boosters Club 2 Drlll Team 2 i stamp and Bond Clllb 3 .Ioan can be heard utterlng D ja know ll dont keep thls vlvaclous glrl Walllng when golng to see Vaughan Monroe but you can make her happy wlth Tuna fish Cal lfornla hamburgers and any thlng the color green .loans future plan IS to be a secretary Academlc Cross Country 1 2 3 Track 1 2 'S Senlor H1 Y 1 2 Athletlc Club 3 Football statlstltlan 2 3 Lamar exclalms Yes s s when asked lf he llkes muslc food general people sports and green eyes he enjoys the sweet trumpet of Harry James snooty people and lobsters art among hls dlsllkes CARL HARTNIAN batch Academze Dance Band l 2 3 Ylarrhlng. Band Carl llkes all foods and blondes are a favorlte, too fWe wonder why9l Carls future wlll be dlV1dCd between commerclal pllotlng and radlo announclng hls favorlte band IS Ray An thony favorlte expresslon If at first you dont succeed qult' f7 Thirteen 56 99 0 0 0 ff - I as - U U - s.-' if , 3: tb ll 1, 2: F. . A. 1.2. 3. Hu: V l . - Z A v v 3- N V ' - ' ' , - ts 9 vs v K' ' . . . ' - nfl l .val . I Q . D .' ' ' . - C . .CV . ' X S 1' . ' s, ' L6 79 K l l l N A1 . . . . . , . , l 44 ,ss Se ' '- . Y S . 2: ' H H - , 112,35 Cla... s' -.'2: 1 Cl lb :Q - - at 1 . ' L. 3 A A ' : l ' S . . . Q . . D M A bb !' 'VY' 9 q - - . - l - as as hi A . . . . q . - - .t . . , Q . . . 44S as A - ' ' Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 fSec. 2, Pres. 313 A J l f 3 ' ' . , - : . . - 1 he , . 3. - -, . 4. . - as sv A l- ,V ' ' I I ' - - tl l I vs . ', 1 . . L . 'Q , Ill , . ' . . . ' . .5 , r . . . . . . ., ,I ' I Q Q- ' r'v '- . . 1 ' j l l Q 2. 3 1'-' 4 .Z I .lb 12 Nw U ' - 5 A S' A il 2 A l . A . A f F ' 1. 2, 3. A . 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D- B ll Gym Carmval RUSSELL HARTMAN Russ Industrial Arts rp Club 1 Dlck Tracy IS Russ favorlte comic character Russell future plans mclude becomlng a factory worker upon grad uatlon Russ IS one of the more qulet members of the class DOUGLAS HEFFNER Doug Industrzal Arts X Club 1 oug he 1 s Vaughan Monroe and he wlll reply Are you k1dd1n he enjoys huntmg swrmmmg and auto racmg Engllsh and tomatoes are hls chlef dlsllkes he plans to enter some kmel of buslness JOHN HERB Johnny Industrial Arts lop Club 1 2 3 Humeruom Pres 3 Johnny dlsllkes opera muslc but he enjoys muslc by Guy shop chlcken and waffles head llSt of llkes hls pet saylng IS show off IS plans for the future lnclude hecommg a mechanxc or a Carpenter BETTY HERNIAN Betz Commercial nur Z Ba ke! la ee e-1 Slam .lm Bun! Club 'l O Great' IS what his l1vely commercxal student w1ll reply to Vaughan Monroe and the Moon Malds She en IOQQ readmg Brenda Starr but Arthur Godfrey IS her pet peeve Her favorlte food IS spaghettl After Graduation Betz' plans to become a secretary and to pamt photos CHARLES HESS Charlze Industrzal Arts Dame danel 2 'S After graduanon Charlne plans to become a professlonal muslclan ask hlm lf he lxkes muslc and hell reply Man l love that u urls and hquor are h1s mam dlsllkes the Kmv Cole Trlo are hl favorlte musl clans Lll Abner IS hr favorlte comlc str1p GERALD HESS Hessy Industrlal Arts 1 Y 'Z Hemero rn oflrrer res 1 e Hessy often mutters pass the feather hls llkes lnclude spaghetn ICP cream and the Detrolt Tlgers on the other hand loud peo ple sauerkraut girls Eng hsh and Senlor Scxence are hxs dlSllk9S he s1ts and reads Blondle wh1le hstenmg to Harry James future plans are to be a mechanlc RICHARD HESC Dick Voc Agrzculture e 1 re Dlc llkPS blondes mru nettes and red heads Im sleepmg 1 what he murmurs when he IG supposed to get up he fllSllkF's school and would rather read Dlck Tracy Gordon Jen kms heads hls llSt of bands he plans to enllst ln the Xrmy after school IQ over 1n June EUGENE HEYDT Gene Industrral Arts Football 2 3 Baseball 3 H Y 3 fTre1-as 'il He can be heard saymg way to go to Splke Jones elaes glrls shop and llbrarv but loud people Engllsh math and semor sclence are hls major dlsllkes to be a busmessman IS hls ambltlon GLORIA MAE HEYDT Home Economzes 1 H1 Y 1 enter ru Holnerooln See' l lf asked lf she would llke to see Guy Lombardo her fav orlte band leader she would reply Rlght aways after graduatxon Glorla would llke to go to Beauty Culture School or do WHIIFPQS work Glorla has a long llst of llkes blue eyes nlce clothes dogs and the color red dlsllkes mathematlcs toma toes concerted people lEAN HEYDT feanze Commerczal usxness Club 2 3 Stamp ane Bond Club 'l lean reads dances and llkes to hsren to mus1r- played by Cuy Lombardo m her spare tlme .lust a mmu e IG her pet expresslon er favorlte comlc character Etta Kett Jeanne dl llkP9 ollves ovsters and con eexted people she IQ un declded about future plans but would llke to be elther a secretary or a factorv worker ,es,L V, S 959 66 ' 99 o o o a o o t, .Z ' . .L U AT sh- . . 2, 3. 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Il Illl Y! 1 Il Dolts Inn plans to attend a sc lool of IIIUNIL after grad uat1o11 1 es a 1111 1ar1et1 of t11nvs QUCI a filled nooele blue Farlex Gran-fer, mu ll clot 1es ane 1ogs mutters Dun1l1 when splnach cats mathe mat11s and moodx people are IllfI1Il0Ilfll IEINORE E HOULL A1 11111111111 fl I1 tl11ll 11r1tx h 1 hear1l as mg What does that make n1e 9 qu1t1 frequentlv durmg the L33 SI11 1 found readme lNanu and Fr1tL1 RIIZ other l1ke are Elle-1l noodles and French r1es 1l1sl1kes vanllla 1111 lI'b'aI1I and Waltlllg for some one plans to enter the nursmg profe ss1on QI-IIRLEY HOUCK Shrrl Commerczal 1 H1 Y 11r11rw 11 re1.1 re 'I Yearbook 7 1ter11r1 lLl1l11r 111ll an D rull Z 'I 51.111111 and Bernd Club 'I Shlfl plans to attend busl n1ss 1hool or 111 a Jon llIlS busy se n1or can b1 seen dan1 llll' to tl1 ITIUSIC of Cuv Lomlmarelo sh1 enjoys school a1t1v1t1e s a so en IONQ all k1n1Is of fun and spa g1ett1 has two pet peexes Lowboy HIUSIC an1l conce1te1l people ANN LOUISE HUBER Arm I ommerczaf 1n1or Tr1 H1 H 2 t 111 Se-n1or Chorus 2 btalup and Bond Club 3 Ann see ma to conce ntrate on food for her favontes are cream She would l1ke to be a dental receptlonmt after graeluatmn a favorxte COIIIIC character 14 Nancw Ann dxshkes -'Irthur Godfrey and stuck up people DORIS JOHNSON General df! Ill I I Th1s qulet bf mor IG wry easy to haxe for a fr1en1l because las on y on 1l1 l1ke ane 1 L11 e Dons parf 111111 IS 1l1v1de1l betwun roller skatlngz anel danung to the n1u IC of buy Lon1bar1lo Bugs Bunny IH a fa1or1t1 of th1s HPHIOY 111111 Vor Agrzculture 1 wlll keep 1xer1on1 h1s far111 happw Wllll h1s mu s tl1e Pllllalltlplild Xthletlcs and weitern IIIUQIC are fa1or1te2 Villll Illl'- 11u1et but pleasant senlor Don wld Duck rates xerx ltlgll but las close COHIPQIIIIOH from ex Bene-ke h1s pet sas mg 1 No lillIflH' P KI L R KN XI ER Inelustrml Arif N 11 11 11 1 IIN talkatlve sen1or plans to l1tLOIl1f a carp: nter and 1al11 net maker Paul shou'd be able to become a succees ful carpenter he l1kes anvthmg except tomato soup and studmue. people ean be heard '-aylllg That dlflt so NPTIOUS The ever popular buy Lombardo 1 Paul s faworlte hand MALCOLNI KOONS ss Academzc emthall I 111 ea1z11n askellmall I 2 lfzl 1 am Schall I Z 'S T h 1 sport nunded senlor plans to be a brlcklayer ln the future maybe h1s fax Ollll food bananas acoounts for hm alllllly 1n sports d1Ql1k1s sp1na1h and German 1lass 11s s 1ar1 ll elevoee to rea11 g Nlutt and I fl' WILLIS KULP Wzllze Acaelenuc enmr Clorui 2 'S F111 2 ns e 11 Thls. 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S ' ' Fifteen The Ford at Che ter PATRICIA LANDIS at Academrc Honreroonr gcc 'lreas 3 Football .rtrstrerau 2 Xarsrtv letter me-ns ur 'l Qvr rea ass Qeerctarv 5 Hoekex 2 er 2 ll el 1 o rr DOTS ll Il' rs Glu, Club Thrs actrve academic student can be seen partrcrpatlng 1n nearly every sport and actrv rty that goes on at B H Q she lrkes frred chlcken football and swrmmrng plans to go to Herdelherg Col ego ESTHER LATSH AW Commercial nror Chorus 1 2 Ctr ee uh 1 r Lu ra res Clrlr Ntanlr and Berne flu: 3 Esther can be heard sayrng Are you krddrng when asked rf she lrkes Guy Lonr bardo or readrng comrcs Esther lrkes to read, sew, and lrsten to the musrc of Sammy Kaye plans to go to college or become a dress maker RONAID LEIDY Rorrnze Inelustrral Arts Senror H1 Y l -Xrt Club 2 bcrence Cu 3 U Pres 3I Ronnre exclarms lbelleve 1t when asked rf hrs future plans rnclude wrld lrfe con servatron he llkes schnrtz and knepp and spaghettr Dlsllkes snobby people would lrke to spend all hrs lersure hours readrng Bugs Bunny and lrstenrng to the musrc of Cuy Lombardo PAUL LELKO Le lr llommercrerl up rr u Ye rr rr loot za YH e mutte rs How s you a to hrs frre nes enjoys huntrng good food rrrusrc art ane the N e w York Yankees are hrs favorlte baseball team Paul has plenty of talent and wrll probably become a successful eommercral artrst lncrdently Paul de srgne d our Bear s cov er thrs year NIARCELLA LEWIS Marcy Commercial Knrttrrr be-nror Trr H1 Y 2 llrrslrress Club 3 'lamp and Bond Clrrr 3 I'h1s quret neat senror says naturally lf asked lf she lrkes the color blue, straw berry rce cream, basketball and typrng drslrkes V111 ton Berle and hockey Marcy rs a follower f Brenda Starr she would lrke to do secretarral work after she graduates 'VIARK LONG ACRE Mrclr Voc Agrzculture 2 3 Qerrror Chorus IX5 9 I rrrreroorn ofbccr 4Pres 1 2 P es lj What the Harry rs Nlrcks favorrte sayrng ror lrkes farmrng For s ce katrng swrmmrng and gun nrng pet peeves are Eng lrsh norsv people and sauer Lraut 'Nlutt and ,Iell top hrs comrc character lrst l'e rs plannrng to he a darry farmer after graduation FRANK 'NIACINTIRE Mac Academzc Y 3 0 ball 2 Tra k Ne-nror Chorus 'S Vlac enjoys lrstenrng to Ralph Flanagan and also readrng Donald Duck lrkes all sports steaks and mrlk hrt the spot wrth Mac He hopes to go to Penn Qtate after graduat mg this sen ROBERT NI AGEE Nzg Academzc Y 1 not a aek 1 2 the storres of hrs frctrtrous grandmother he would rather eat ham and potato salad than assocrate wrth con certed glrls Ralph Flan avan rs hrs fa orrte and whrle Lrl Abner IQ hrs too comrc character Bo would lrke to further hrs edu eatron but ha no deflnrte plans as yet JAMEQ MAT7 rm Voc Agneultrzre Irm enjoys eatrng rce cream and cake whrle lrstenrng to 'lommy Dorsev hr favorrte hand Whats bv you? 1 hrs pet PXPTPSQIOH ugs Bunny tops hr rst o eomrc characters h adrnlf hrs lrst of drslrkes rs Englrsh hrs future plans are un certarn JEAN MCELROY fearrze Commereral Clee ub 1 2 3 qenmr Chorus ess Club 3 e mn er or Dramatres Club Sec 'S Qtarnp and Berne Club Jeanle plans to enter lnto youth work rn Europe after graduatrng she car' be heard saylng Oh Peter ' rn reply to whethe she lrkes Cuy Lombardo or even Brenda Qtarr the colors maroon and lavender and meetlng people are her rather unusual llkes O l 0 HP sv e cc -A ,ss A - : r.r-'.A.1.'. g.' . 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Fulmer WILLI NNI NIPIHERLX Spud ootblll I N up Lluln Tl11s l1k1abl1 semor ean often 11 1e ard saung 'Vow see 11r1 vans o e faetory worker 1n1o1s Sp11 Jones heaunly Tllllkli' Engllsh an1l senlor self nu arf Spur s ill'-l e IN 111r eauffllt rea11 1' a 00111111 1 111anb1 sure t W1 11 N1,I1t1 N ouse on g ll 11r1am ane WITN are fawor1t1s Wlll t11s 70 lnduwtrznl Arts R ke! nll Y U Ill U P 'NI-XRLENF 'HECK Merln Aenrlemle 1 I1 H IIN p1ppy sen1or plans t 1111101111 a nurse 1n the futur1 Nlarlenf l1kes the color gray lobster ta1l skatlng and algebra 'NI1 ekv can pass t1n1e qulckly llQIPl'llIlg to thf IIIUQIC of Guy Lon1bardo and readmv the COYIIIC str1p Patsy Walker she d1sl1kes par t1al teachers and crew cuts 1f you hear someone ex clalm That always helps II s Nleckw BRUCE R 'NTEQT V0l'!Ifl0Illll Agrzeulture F Thls qulet but pleasant sen 1or w1ll reply just for 0 when asked why he l1kes 1ee cream and d1sl1ke Engllsh IS future IQ UIlfltI'ltIt1 TOIIIYIIV Dors1V and R11-fs Bunny are favor1t1s w1th th1 member of the Class of 51 ANNA MILLER loeatzonal Home EFOHOWIIFS I1 ll! nllir Xnna onf of the more 11u11t membe rs of the class has not made am nlans for the fu ture l1kes baseball lee cream Perry Como s 1 n1utters a n1uch dxsgusted Cer Wllll when someone n1fnt1ons sausafff and Frank Qmatra her favor1te orchestra 1 Guy Lombardo SX LVI X 'NUI LFR 1 Aendenzzr rt 1111t11 Ur: 11 1 gtrm Trl 111 1 Nld pl n to further 1 r I1 ual rarur ln attf n1l111 f a 1 9 4 H81 U ats 0 1 1 ee n1e1 clothe an1l Ylutt and d1 llkfQ tomatoes anr se wmv sas Q n1at t1 r w1th Y aughan Honra. 1 n ll 1 1111 ntlone Hear 11 K XRL NIOSLR 111. I or Agrzeulture 1.1 1 l I 'I uzz a he n1an type s1n1or enjoys th1 111us111 0 N11 ones ant th: 1om11 lJ11k 'lracw mans to 11 101111 a full f3Nlll0IlftI kr1tter or Jo1n the Nan lilondes and food are fa1or1t1s v11th 11n1 ru e oten sa s 1ats 1t o Sou7 wlcn a 11lwl1vl1e1ls11 Fn 1s1 and lug mouths DONALD B N101 ER Don Academzc IIPIH Ill nl Ill N HHH' lUl'll Don plans to furth1r l11s edu tatlon by ,om to coll1 1 111 s ll s tr s fa1or1t1 ban1l 1 Guy om bardo and D1ck Tracy 1s hla favorlte comlc Character le w1ll answer you wlth a frank No k11ld1n Don llkfg beefsteak aml watchmg sports turmps and jazz are Dons tllil 1s NAWCIE L 'NIOYER Aan General mor I1br1r1 flub 2 '3 H res 1 1 Ntamp 11111 Bom I 1 xery reserve d semor illSllkPQ nolsy p1ople and l11ll b1llv muslc Nan enjoys anelng to the m11s1L 0 5ammy Kaye and llkea the ant11's of Mmkzy Mouse Nan w1ll exela1m Oh qhoot 1 s1e n11ss1s a xTllI0l'l ere sl1ow or a helplng of noodle soup Nan would lxke to lecome a medlcal secretary CHLXRLEQ 'NIUTTER Pete lndustrlfll Arts Hum llll fl Th1 carefree QFDIOI' enjoys the antlcs of Nfwhtv Nlouse and the croonmv of Perry fomo when asked about l11s future plans Pete sald That d1d lt l want to grow up to be a man d1s 1ke French frles and fast drners he l1kes potato fillmg and ls partlal to a Certaln blonde cheerleader ERNFCT NEINI NNI Frnze Inrlustrml Arts Thl n11ehan11alm1nded s1n 1or should haw a very sue 1 s u future because plans to l1fC0m1 a me chanlc 1 xou ask Frnle 1 1 l1ke1 lob ter tall and cams I11 vslll rfplw Oh xa an1 e mu 11: of f'u1 Lombardo s top w1tl1 me too Rr1ck Rrae ford 1 Erme s fa1or1tf 1on11c character fi 9 0 . 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I Sezenfeen A- S 3, 951 Eighteen The Tennessee Rambler .IACK NYCE Academzc enlmr Chorus 1 2 3 HIY u B xs Glee C lb 2 3 Quenle Club 1 Current Elents Club 2 Baseball 1 lhls frlendly academlc stu dent dlsllkes crowds and would rather read L1l Abner or llsten to Davld Rose and llls orchestra ,lack llkes rhubarb ple, sports and wltty people but d1sl1kes Engllsh after graduatlon he plans to go to college .IANET REIGNER Netz General Cheerleaderl 2 3 Drlll Team 2 3 lrs Clll Cllb 2 3 Boo el' Club Z Basketball 2 3 Thl popular senlor munches on French frles and reads Patsy Walker ln her ICIQUYP hours she also enjoys danclng and swlmmlng hut stuck up people, and waltlng for somebody head her llst of dlsllkes Netz llkes Tommy Dorseys muslc plans to be a WHIITCSS after graduatlng EUGENE A REINERT Gene Voc Agnculture F 3 Pres One of the more qulet mem bers of the class Eugene has only one dlsllke and that IS Engllsh class llkes candy and the ant1cs of Bugs Bunny sked why he llkes the muslc of Tommy Dorsey hopes to enter the busmess of farmlng EARL REITNAUER at Industrlal Arts bhop Clulrl 2 3 lPres 3I Track manager 1 Splke Jones Bugs Bunny, 1ce cream and filled noodles are among Earls Ilkes 19 llkes Engllsh and sclence classes he lntends to be a factory worker after com pletlng hls hl h school edu catlon GLADYS L RENNINGER Clggles Academzc ockev 1 2 3 Baske ball 2 otball 1 Z 3 Class Trea urer m ll 2 Warsl Letterlllells Club 2 3 In the future Gladys hopes to be a nurse thlnks color blue bolled cabbage and 1ce cream are tops cant stand concelted people and waltlng for someone an thlnks Vaughn Monroe 15 cer tamly anythlng but Dumb NIELVIN RHOADS Melly Industrzal Arts Shop Clubl 2 3 Gsm Club 1 Z 3 Me y says Oh great when ham and corn the Phll hes Guy Lombardo and Ter ry and the P1rates are men tloned Intends to be a lathe operator after he grad uates as HERMAN RICHARD Rzchard fommerclal nd 1 Sho Cu Bugs Bunny lce cream and the Phlllles bead hl llst of llkes the muslc of gammv Kaye 15 better than any to Herman when somethlng goes wrong he says a slmple Shucks nosey people are hls chlef dlsllke office work IS what Herman wants to do after he graduates PATRICIA ROHRBACH at Academzc oosters C1 lb 1 Trl H1 Y 2 Sellwr Chorus 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 T A 3 Band 2 3 Dramatlcs Pat replles Thats okay to the color blue flylng blonde halr and tall fellows dlsllkes the color plnk llver and self centered people Ralph Flanagan s muslc could keep Pat ln a dreamv mood forever has hopes of a nurslnv career .TUNE ROSE Academzc T 2? qenlor orusl 2 ub le s llb 1 3 Dramatlr-s Club 3 Panel Dls usslon 2 Home rcom S c 2 ulll and Qc roll 3 June a tall dlgnlfied senlor llkes nlce clothes French frles and muslc replles Thats all rlght to the mu slc of Percy Falth people who talk whlle others are perforlnlng annoy June tur nlps are also one of her dls llkes she enjoys readlng Etta Kett and Dlxle Dugan GENE ROTHENBERGER Rocky Academzc arslty Ietternlens Club Fonthall 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 ack 1 2 3 H1Y Clu Rocky llkes the muslc of Harry James hot trumpet and Sammy Kaye seafood good muslc and movles also are among h1s llke savs Oh my when stuck up peo ple and bolled cabbage are mentloned or appear on the scene Brlck Bradford IG Rockys favorlte character ln the comlcs plans to be a meat processor or to attend Wyomlsslng Polytechnlc IHQII 11116 M gs 0 0 o A ' G6 A 77 A ' 5- 'f . . : '- Cl b , , 3 J . 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' ' . . . d I I I I - -I ks I if ' M ' 3 Exchangrrrg Photo JVVET ROTHEVBERCER Toot lor Home Eco ketball I I 1 e 111 11 N nror roru Pl ll I Thrs peppy senror can be seen srngrng and dancrng almost am IIITIG 1 e elancrng the fharleston saws Thats all rrvht amout tl1e 111us1c of ffuv lombarelo doesnt l1ke blonde l1a1r and cabbage rntenels to beeorrre a wartre ss after grad uatrng IUELLX 'NI RUHL orr I onrmerererl I fti 4 HHH' One of the quret members of tre class lou lrkes to eanee to the musrc of bammx Kaye also lrkes frrerl chrcken elark curly harr brown eyes and watchrng basketball fames asks Are you krd drug? to almost anythrnv dlsllkes hockey concert ed people and borled cab bage RICH ARD SCHELL Turtle Academic Track 1 2 'S I arsrtv letrermen 111 'I and 3 Clee C 111 I 2 I Basketball I :amor Chorus Turtle lrkes seafood sports and musrc LlISllkE'Q strrng beans the musrc of Harry Iames anel hrs trumpet sends 11m says No k1dd1nal qurte often Turtle 1 one of the most popular mem bers of the cass C AROL QCHLEGEL gl hleg Academre' Y NIO Ilrrrrrrtr 11 '3 rea re 111 01 11 rr Thrs carefree lass greets you wrtr a Know anvthrng e1t1nff Carol plans to be a housewrfe IQ wa1t1ng or someone who IS servlng llS country lrkes drrvrng e car skatrng and reaflrnv Nancy d1sl1kes frred cnlons ALTOIN QCHNIOYER Borrp Inrlustrral Arts IBIIII1 PHI? ll! Boup a rather rruret but humorous rrember of the e ass ha no rleflnrte n for the future 1 e chnrtz and kne pp mashed potatoes anel Dorrs Daw re elrslrkes smart pro 1 oup enjoy rstenrng o fuw loml rfln anel reae r Iu1s llunnx conrrc JMNILE NEASHOLTY l ommereral arlrererk l 2 I 1 Te 111 aptarn oruer 1 Nee r H1 re rl 1 ef' .lanrce an actrve member of the senror class lrkes anc mg especlally to the musrc of lludely W1ll1ams other lrkes are real cutlets and pro e rn gene ra dr lrke goss s exclarnrs Lrumh when thrngs dont 5.0 rrgt she plans to work an office DOROTHX NININIONS ot ommererrrl N nror I 11111 ee llll 11111 e K 11 Dot replres ronecrly wyqn told that 'llrlton Berle w1ll be on te-lev1s1on he en joys srngrng reaelrng tta Kett and eatrng ICP cream drsllkes Arthur Godfrey nosey people and jazz frlenrlly Dot would llke to be a secretarv GEINE SMITH Scfrmrt Commercral Ba ehall 1 2 'I Cross Country 2 'S Gene lrkes baseball and food 1n general d1Sllk6S book keeplng hrs favor1te comrc hook Character IS Don ald Duck hrs favor1te band Cuy Lombardo Ge ne plans to get a job rn the llllgl ness world FHARLE9 QPECHT ffras Inelustrral Arts up Club Neurerr Crerru rr 1 Tr 11 11 11a er 2 fharles says That s exceet mg about the Phrllres cherry pre and gravy fllSllkFQ socral studres and Englrsh also he has no t1me for stu drous people and the New York Yankees plans to work ln a factory THONI 49 QPECHT Tom fommercuzl nl I 1 Id 11 rall In emphatrc Iep 1 Tom reply to chocolate ree cream nel sports Cut Lombarelo anel bylw ter the eat are also rne uelerl rn hr lrst of 1 es on1 elrslrkes vrrls we monelerl and macaronr a ter he graeuates Torn ran to eo bu mess mor q w o l l O .- 1 1 . 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Return to Your DORIS .I STAHL Done Academlc ull and Stroll 3 I e Cub 1 lhlwertlslng, Nlanagcr 2 Exchange I-.altur 31 Grls Glee Clubl 2 3 Nlarchlnl, Band 3 Art Club 1 3 3 tPre 31 benlor urus 1 2 Thls studlous senior plans to enter West Chester State Teachers College Dorls often exclalms Oh my gosh to the antlcs of Llttle Iodlne llkes black halr and the IULIQIF of Percy Falth s c ha- two dlsllkes COI'lCt'llfll people and Beech Nut chcw lng gum LUCY A STEPHEN Lou Commerczal uslness flub 2 3 btamp ant xml llull Thls qulet senlor plans to be come a secretary ln the future Lucy d1SllkCS concelted people but chlcken pot ple lates hlgh wlth her lm my Dorseys muslc IS just what Lucy orders when shes danclng her favorlte ex presslon IS Gee whlz NIARJORIE TYSON Marge General :meters lb 1 Wenlor Trl HI Y 2 3 Hare ln B nd 2 3 lDrum Majorette 2 32 Marge, an easy golng senlor would Ilke to become a tele use Marges favorlte expres slon to tell you what she thlnks of lee lcream, breaded veal Vaughan Monroe, green Oldsmoblles, Terrllic 'Nlarge has no place ln her llfe for people that cant kup promlses GEORGE UNGER Academlc .ll ls ul 2 i Footla T Yearbook I 2 3' Class Prcsltent Thls promlnent member of the senlor class plans t go to college George ex clalms Oh my when Lll Abner, hls favorlte comlc character, gets lnto another jam Vaughan Nlonrot s muslc lb the klnd George prefers Flylng, muslc, sports, and good food are hl favorltes GRACE UPDEGROVE Red Academzc Club I T I Hl X Z Llhr rv ur 2 Nlarlllm, Band 'X Press ub I 'Ihls senlor plans to enter Kutztown State Teachers Col ege lf you would tell Grace Donald Duck her fav orlte comlc character hadnt got lnto any trouble she would answ r with her favor lte expresslon Yea Ill het Grace llkes talklnv draw mg. and Fred Warlng K' FERNLEY WAGNER Plnt l Voc Agrlculture Fernley, a determined menl ber of our class, plans to get a farm and stay there for the lest of hl IC Tommy Dorsey IS hls favorlte band and Bugs Bunny, hls favorlte comlc character Perhaps we should use PIDIS favor lte expresslon when he men tlons that certaln party Whos you? Plnt dlsllkes Engllsh IVA MARIE WEIDNER L Commerczal Nenlor Choru I 3 Yearbookl 3 r Club 1 Pu u Speaklng, Club es lm-ss Club 2 3 tbrrlhe 'SI When Iva was asked what her future plans were she re plled, It IS my 'Nlaster not I who my future wlll declde Iva can be heard glvlng a much dlsgusted slgh of Oh dear when she hears any popular muslc her ex presslon wlll change how ever, lf lt IS apple ple and lce cream that she SPIPQ GLORIA WEINQTEIGER Commercull Tn H1 Y Z Llbrary Club Buslness Club 2 3 One of our commerclal gra ln the office force of some buslness firm her favorlte comlc character IS Brenda Starr her favorlte band IS Guy Lombardo s e can often be heard saylng You dont say when she ls told some cholce blt of news JANET E WEIQS Wezssy Academzc Club I l l ls ketball 1 Noftball I Press Club 3 Senlor Chorus 3 Some hospltal wlll be one nurse rlcher, accordlng to Janet after she graduates when asked lf these IS any band slle prefers more than Vaughan Monroe she replles Frald not , Janet dls llkfg two faced people but skatlng and lobster tall rate just the opposlte JOHN WELLER Jack Industrzal Arts m Club I Sh h To slow poke people Jack says Dlg out,' thls lb probably due to hls love of stock car raclng llkes hot Fords, Splke Jones, and Bugs Bunny wants to be a stock car racer f7 M... 6 o o o 1 6- ' 39 l ' SE ' 9 ' Q 'l ' .' - . g 'r ss l , 2, 3 F. 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I ' l D, '- I rn ' 4 1 Frith Perrod Class HNIFR NI WFNT7FL l or ulzonnl Agrzrulturr 114 r 1 B l tr nt farrm r a ter 1 g.,ra1 udl4 nr N ll Nl e t rn r4a1ll 1, Hug- liunny w a xo rf You 1 for real rf sou lrke Fnglrsh am Noeral wtudree hut can reatlrlx unrlrr-taml rt rf wou lke ru cream W ll LI XXI WHITENELL 1 lndustrral Arts l hr popular 1-1 nror work rn a fart ry hfdtllldlts cts 1 fund trmf or hshrn, and clrrvrng Ofllf pastlmf s r.rtr4 lr rl plans to afer lre hops lrf huntrnf hrs fav B111 dr lrkek concerted people Donald Duck and Ralph Flan affan favorrtes ahead show off hrs pet saw rrvg ra practrcally an rdentrfi catron mark of Brll RODERIC WILKE Rod Voz' Agrrculture fhrs qurft sfnror plane to he an efhrrent farmer rn thc fu fur: rrrf rs one fou 1 though Rod flrslrku work lrc lrkw cars Tommy Dor Hey and Drtk lracy when rneetrng Rod for the frret trnu hr ll undoubtedly greet you wrth an enthusraetre Who you' hrs favorrte say mg if-xx Mk. NI XXV LLL W OOD 1 ax ,7lI1Il9fl'llll 4rI9 x an fa'-w fforng, armor wav ras trme to rurally pabrfttr rrrv rng rs another favorrte luv Lombardo x ut mu rt nd Dagwoocl Bunretsad are rated hrgh on hrs faworrte lg to prow Nlax rs can to get along wrth he has no rlr rkea HILUX XOST 1 Arrlrlemlr lrarrmtl A flll hll ong H I lr rs are 1 .rmhrtrous hrke and a ,ood jo Q Qhe enjoys follow Ing the antrcs of Nancy and 5 uggo Whmn somethrn, haa gone wrong She mutters Oh nuta' Qammy Kavz 1 her fasorrte orcheetra he wanta to enter eolleffe ROBERT XOUSE Bobby Lommercurl I r h tr X .rr1.r Bohlry Qpend-. hrs ler-ure hours watchmg the Ncw York Yankus and reaclrng Mrtkcy House One of the morf quret members of th: Cla s hrs, tastr rn nrusrc rs far from quret for hr enjoys the muQrc of Sprke jones he skep trcally aeke Yeah no krd flrng when Qorrreone Qtates a fact wants office work after graduatron NZ? -.fi-1 S11-1' Il enfy mn Right Around 0ur choolhouseb Y E I: th t C Mutt J R y by the locke Colebiookdale schools Ev mates in a spec1al piogram Now that We have become membeis of the Royal Class of ol We can look back Wlth fond memoues as We iecall the eleven years We spent climbing towald ou1 thrones Perhaps oul noble family would not measure up to 1eal nobility but some klngs and queens cer talnly made big headhnes in ou1 minds long before then final ClOWH1l1g Some of these funny 1nc1dents will live IH ou1 memoues fo1 ever Grade school p1 esented many p1 oblems especially to certam p1 1nces and puncesses The then famous Gresh Magee duet team was veiy popular 1n the A g d y ch 0 Llk W Ga r ela w h tT e1y Chr1stmas and Easter they would seienade then class Evelyone thought Jimmy Evans had the maklngs of a great boXe1 unt1l one day someone landed a punch on the future John L Sulhvan and sent him flying thiough the doo1 to the feet of his teacher George Unger almost was ci owned before h1S t1me when he was chased by Joan Comads fathei who just as Geolge splashed Joan fiom a sidewalk puddle of dll ty Watel Gene Rothenberger f e l 'L hooked when Oss Koons got a new b1ke and took Jean Grim home fiom school on it while he deliveied papeis P1 Obably Janet Rothen berger s most embauaslng moment was when she went to school with hei bedioom slippeis on Oui g1eat track men Rus sell Gehman and Richard Schell decided to have a lace one day 1n s1xth gxade The two boys ian in opposlte duections 31 ound the school How could we evei fo1 'NQTl9UKl dy thy ch tt ed The lbay mtgplaeoftheseseogls Asto J e hlt J I-Iatl e d G Re ee he bu1ld1ng They met at a co1 spent the rest of the morning unconsclous Imag1ne seelng a flowei gIOW1ng on Grace Upde groves head' ThlS almost happened ln th11d glade when as she Was 1emov1ng he1 coat fi om a hook a How ei pot fell from above and emptied on her head The eighth glade teachei 1n the G1lb61tSV1ll6 school was surpiised to find only fou1 students 1n eighth grade on the last day of school What happened to the oth ers? Ask Janice Seasholtz Helen Gentner Or Peggy Degler and thev will tell vou the Water was fine get oui H1 st days 1n B H S '7 For most of us lt was confusing to say the least and aftel spendlng several months loammg 31 ound coiudors We finally had the plan of the school fiimly planted ln ou1 m1nds But even as a senlor Hilda Yost T UM O O O rw- - , . . ac , rr - - . r In spring a oun ma.n's fancy ' , ' ' fter 3 lon a gf 5 01, P, llll'IlS 0 0I.lg'h S .... U . el' h' .' e 0 and , 553 1' X it 3 and . eigner spend all their lei- ' coke a rout's. sure time looking dream ir - r. , - 1 ac - ra - , - ,, 0 . 7 . 7 . ' ' ' . happened to be passing by o T ner. The result? Russell LV: a i - sew,-me V - ' YKAO u va ' , ' , . . VN , . , , 1 1 . . . , - , 1 I . . . .' All a long e a er ' ' . away. i r r is a favorite ' , ee in c ni r ir . 0 ' , , - - , E. n,.Sasoz, . rin, . . ' an . nninger m t in t re 9 . ' every morning. , . . 0 D 1 Q 4 a I O l , l A , . i . . . . . . , . . ' , wen 1- vo Junie Thorn and llorie Stylist . . . After a hard workout, a shower really is refreshing. R. Schell and J. Evans do some spirited clowning in the shower room. got lost and ended up in a boy's health class when she thought it was social studies. One of our first big thrills was the first junior high prom. Everyone eagerly anticipated this event and danc- ing lessons were given in the gym. Finally the big night arrived and it was discovered that the boys enjoyed eat- ing more than dancing. What a change from this prom was our tenth grade prom. The biggest party ever highlighted this eve- ning following the prom at June Rose's house. The party attended by twenty-six seemed to have no end. Finally at 2 a.m. there was a sudden realization of the time as the clanging of the milkman's bottles was heard on the porch. Then to bed only to arise an hour later to go on the unforgettable trip to Penn State with the Press Club. A carry-over from the boys catch the girls era was the tenth grade boys who wore their date catching suspenders and bow ties to school. Our junior year presented many new problems and among them was ehemistry, After an explanation of the extreme care we should talge when using beakers, test tubes, and other exP9US1V9 equlpment, D0l'0thY Ann H0011 111 her eagerness dropped a set of beak- GFS. Our memories would have to be This is not a. preview of spring fashions! Two Senior girls, D. Boyer and N. Moyer, were representatives of the Philippine Republic at a Tri-Hi-Y Mock U. N. Assembly in Harrisburg this past March. immense to remember everything that happened during high school, but some things will never be forgotten. We will always remember: Patsy Landis in her interpreta- tion of Temptation, Bobby Magee's tales of his im- mortal grandmother. The Bainsoo talk of Dotty Ann I-loch and Lenore Houck. Willis Kulp as the county sheriff , Eli, in the senior class play. The surprise ending of Miss Schmeelk's play when Jack Nyce jumped into the a1'ms of Walter Gasser at the sight of a rubber mouse. oss Koons playing the Violin. This almost brings us to the present when as seniors we should face the future world with a serious mind. As our class motto says, We are now becoming what we are to be, but, after recalling a few experiences of the past, we can only wonder what we are to be. l Wonder what can b gomg on ln the flasks and the Junlor Class Officers mmds as their advrser Robert L Flemmg explalns an experl ment L Moyer treasurer seems rather dubious as to whats cookrng B Landrs presrdent bEllCVCS all will turn out well R Erb vlce presrdent and V Latshaw secretary seem to be m accord with Bruce llllllll' The keen Junrors use therr skrll rn tryrng to rmpress cops, for thrs rs the year rn whrch they want to pass therr drrvers tests The Junror Class rs composed of 103 members, Wrth Mr Flernrng as ad vrser The offrcers are Bruce Landrs, pr esrdent, Robert Erb, vrce presrdent, Vrrgrnra Latshaw, secretary, and Lee Moyer treasurer Besrdes berng rnterested rn study, many nrembers of the class are found rttrng on the srdelrnes They are also ac rve rn B H S sports The four pretty Junrors Joan Bur kert Marrlyn Gerhart Gayle Sands and Charlene Albrrght who are members of the Varsrty cheerrng squad, add the femrnrne touch to sports Ruth Anne Erb and Anne Qurgley are Junror Var srty cheerleaders Durrng the Wrnter, the Junror Class took trme out to have fun and at the same trme rarse money when they held a roller skatrng party One of the Junror Class s brg under takrngs was the Chrrstmas dance Wrth Paul Hoffman s orchestra, The Snow Ball rolled out a huge success Danrel Unger, Bruce Landrs, and John Rrtter, who are members of the Vrsual Ards Club, are of great servrce to the school Thanks to them for makrng some of our classes more rnterestrng by the use of movres and records Drscussrng the rntellectual srde, we are remrnded of Bruce Landrs, George Wells, John Rrtter, and Vrncent Taggart These Junror Class members expressed therr vrews on the Welfare State as members of the panel drscussron In the sprrng trme, as a part of sprrng fever, the Junror Class members ar e busy plan nrng the Junror Senror Prom Thrs rs the affarr for Whrch they ve all been Wartrng The prom, havrng a colorful South Sea Island theme, brought garety and plea sure to both Junrors and Senrors rn an evenrng of huge success ROOM 203 Frrst Row L to R J Bur kert N Fegley J Conrad A Borneman N L Fron herser M Fisher D Bech tel V Deysher Mr Marks Second Row L to R P Dlemand D Bower J Clemmer M Abrams G Drerolf M Derr R A Erb C Drabmsky G Eck Third Row L to R R Erb W Barr R Brook D Boy er C Albrrght B Geiger C Bause F Grampp F Gottshall Fourth Row L to R R Fox D Drener G Brmt zenholf G Drerolf N Fronherser A Gehman E Fronhelser G Fryer W Erb J . O00 . . M. H. i,, - . 1' 7 . . , . . 1.4 , ' -I l no. . . . .' L. . . ' .' . , . . . , ,, Q . gl n l Q- . ' s. Anon a .. .. .a .- 3' ' f- 1' . .,. . 1 t 9 1 Y ' ! ' .. , , , . . . .- .. , , 1- yi I. . . x - x ' . ' ,, a c u 0 I 1 . . ' n . ' - r , at as ,., . Q . . . I. . . - . . . . . . . . - . . as as ' ' s Q o 1' I. ,. . . ,.. - - . . . ' cc nr ' - . . . ' , o ' , :. - ,- ,- , . ,.. - ,. ,. - ,. ,. . , :. ,- ,- ,- ,- ,- ,--, . ,.. , 1- , . ,. ,. - ,- ,- , . ,. ,. , :. ,. ,. - ,- ,. ,. ,. ,- ,. ROOM 201 Flrst Row L to R V Lat shaw N Lelstel M A Mel cher J Moser G Mmnex I Ludy M Gexhaxt J Koons D Kauffman MISS Schmeelk Second Row L to R B Koons S Hoppes N Hed rxck D Meyers E Mosel H lnly D Heele MacAdams S Nelman Thud Row L to R Rexdenauex J Glaver Moyer J Levengood Oberholt er M Mlller M11ler J Mercel R M1n r1n er Fourth Row L to R D Mlller B Landls D H01 lowbush G Haddad D Houck L Moyer M Mlller ROOM 207 Fxrst Row L to R J Wel ler J Reeves S Schollen berger E Nester J Plke E Steltz R Wolfgang L Sell M Schrump S Slemmer Second Row L to R T Reltnauer A Qu1gley P berger S Skora L Roth enberger B T1m G Sands P Trout J Weller Thlrd Rw L to R S Schoch J Sands L Young R Roth W Soudexs L Schell R Ye1gey R Wolf gang Mr Rohrbach Fourth Row L to R M Relfsnyder J Rltter P Werstler D Unger G Wells V Taggart R Sch anley G WSISS ROOM 21 F st Row L to R R Schatz R H111 H Arnold S Hanna H Relnert S Hahn R Klfer Mr Stev ens Second Row L to R J Aston G Nexman J M11 ler C Spencer R HCIIICK L Hunter P Knepp Se Thxrd Row L to R Blshop R Sabold Davldhelser K Dragan Scheetz R Hetrlck Bxshop D Seasholtz C Kauffman W Helr to the Kmgdom o 9 0 . , . Q . , . P. e' , . ' , D. ' ' , Z R. , . , R. 2 , . ' , C. n ' Q1 ' - , : . - 1 ' l f A - , 2 . W6lDSt61g6I', G. Rothen- 1 ' Y ' - ' 0 , 1 . l ' . v ' ' , 1 . 1 - 1 - ' , . . ir , : . 4 1 - . 1 f U ' . ', . , D. 11. ' . 2 G, The VaI1antPr1nce ln the Day of Kmg Aaron ROOM 212 Flrst Row L to R B Glft K Taggart B Leffel J F'I'1tZ B Rhoads S Sell K Grlm L Conrad Miss Moyer Second Row L to R K Gulnther S Bauer M Moyer C Hare N Krlebel M Dotterer V Blckel N Coates Th1rd Row Lto R R Ben der H Body R Baltman G Zerr G Bohn D Beck er D Kolb Fourth Row L to R H Kelly G Yost S Schonely R Wren R Reagan F Yerk K Boyer D Daut rrch Flf h Row L to R R Stauffer L Curry H T1m D Bause A Longacre J Warfel D Schanley N Benslng D Schonely ROOM 119 Flrst Row L to R S Dorn blaser G Erb J Hobert D Hess S Relnert S Mltchell G Nester D Lan dxs Mlss Whlte Second Row L to R V Campbell D Specht K Kemp P Erb E Remert Th1rd R W L to R S Spohn W Bechtel C Rothenberger G Stengel D W11l1s D Updegrove R Schoch G Schoenly D Romlg Fourth Row L to R E Moyer K Relgner D Tre theway T Shanel P Sher man K Sharp C Heffner R Updegrove ROOM 213 Frrst Row L to R Davldhelser M Lelster HEHH81 B Knauer Fritz Mrs Harvey Second Row L to R Heydt O Dlachynsky Mlller J Fronhelser McBr1de G Rohrbach E Hess S Gebhard A Roth enberger Th1rd Row L to R J Moatz P Long J Nuss J Mrller P Melcher W Ren mnger N Brlght E D1e rolf S Heydt Fourth Row L to R M Monberger J Degler N Dunkelberger J F r o n he1se1 J Ruhl S G9hT1S S Hafer P Schaeffer mit? EDU: - . -P-s ' rr -' - . , , . ' 'i 'I :D 1 'Q 1 . V . . . I 4 Q - . , ' .fc . - . ..... ll., I ,.,, .'ll. ..... l.-l .... I... 1,1 .... ,.. O ophomore ROOM 214 Fxrst Row L to R J Sou ders L Schoch A Slm mons J Swenson J Spohn N Smlth P Tabor N Swartz Mr Sell Se ond Row L to R P Frey G Boyer S Shade J Weller L Skora L Jeckl C Hoh'man Third Row L to R G Ma z G Gabel P Ed dmger A Houck R Ludy H Gehns C Chrlstman C Hartman R Fronhelser Fourth Row L to R C Kolb C Grosser E Heydt R Hartman R Benjam H Bemhart R Herb D Ellls H Blshe G Mack Thls h1sto11c Sophomore Class cons1sts of 159 membe1s These enthuslastlc young stels are undel the gu1dance of M1SS Wmlfred Y Moyel The teachers Who 3SS1St her are MISS Whlte, Mls Halvey, Mr Sell, and Mr Stevens The students who help to keep the Sophomole Class 1unn1ng smoothly are the class offlcers Tak1ng the pos1t1on of p1es1dent 1S Aal on Longacre, V109 p1 esldent, Samuel Oul classmates can be seen takmg part ln all the athletlc and muslcal functlons of B H S We are proud of the pos1t1ons that our playels take on the V3lS1ty basketball team These ener g6t1C fellows are Da1v1n Schanley, Howal d Body Randolph Stauffel, and Tel ry Shanel Football tl ack, baseball, and glrls softball hockey, and basketball mclude the othel sports Whlch ale favorltes among oul students Followlng the sports We have ou1 foul attractlve cheelleaders, Balbara Ann Rhoads, Katheune Gum, Joanne Nuss, and Leona Skola, who can be heald lead 1ng the chee1s at ou1 games Tu1n1ng to the muslcal s1de of l1fe We find our sophomores m the marchlng band durmg football season, taklng palt 1n assembly plo grams 1n the Ol chestla and malchlng band, and playmg 1n the Jazz band The dav each sophomore looks folwald to IS the day he lecelves h1s class 11ng, YVll1Cl1 he Wlll che11sh th1 oughout h1s entue l1fe The hlghllght of the yeal was the annual Sophomole Class Dance, the Fool s Del1ght Among the speclal fealllll es ln ou1 class was the play the 10 1 sectlon plesented to the student body duung F11 e P1 eventlon Week, and the mak 1ng of w1nte1 galdens fo1 homelooms bv the blology classes The busmess at hand IS going to be very serious as lt would seem from the sober expressions on the sophomore OHICCFS faces as they enter the audxtorlum with their ad vlser Wmlfred Y Moyer The officers are S Spohn secretary T Shaner treasurer A Longacre president and S Schanely vlce president The men really have taken over ln thus class' O I I .. u' '.. , ', .Hoi t, . ' , .' Q . ' ' , .' '- inf Schanely g secretary, Terry Shanerg and treasurer, Stewart Spohn. - . ' . , 2 , v I :S - . , , u : u . y ' 9 . . ' ' Y , 7 ' 7? K Q mth Grade ROOM 121 Flrst Row L to R S TOIIIS S Yergey J Qulgley P 'Vloyer L Welgold E Pen nypacker C Swann B J Stauffer Mrs Blerly Second Row L to R J Relgner D WEISS G Nel man J Stauffer M Nlch ols E Reldenauer Wolfgang D Mmner Remert B Relgh Thlrd Row L to R Napier J Rothenberger Slemmer G Welsh Moyer M Roscher Peters S Welss N Schoen lv J Relfsnyder R Weld ner Fourth Row L to R R Nuss D Rltter C Schwenk R Merkel R Wasson R Pxersol R Mauger W Moyer H Schrump S Moyer B Moyer There are five sectlons of n1nth grade, cons1st1ng of 181 students Of these people apploxlmately 135 are rural In o1de1 to dlsplay the1r democ1at1c Splllt they chose home1oom O1TlC6lS fo1 each semester Thele were sevelal plays p1esented by the n1nth gradels for the varlous assembly programs 1n the aud1tor1um The n1nth grade was also actlve 1n sports Not only d1d the boys play on the JL1l'l1Ol football season the boys were busy, too But don't fo1 get the g1rls, who part1c1pated 1n many of the Junlor varslty hockey games Basketball 1S another spo1t1n Whlch the gn ls take part We also have a n1nth grade gul Wlth the Jl,ll'11Ol Varslty chee1leaders To some of these n1nth gladels muslc IS not1est1 lcted to l1sten1ng They take part m the orchestra and the dance and mar ch1ng bands A few of the gn ls also pa1t1c1pate 1n the tW11l1ng un1t Sevel al ale ln the dr1ll team Although the lllllth graders are freshmen by name, they ale by no means asleep when lt comes to sports and othel 3CtlV1t16S ROOM 112 Flrst Row L to R L Dautrlch S Fram M Elsenhart M Cressman D Gllbert L Rohrbach J Hartman R Fram M Har rlson M Hoch Second Row L to R A Gross E M Frey B Fish er P Aston R Bescl S Hegele R Gehman J Ben field B Bambrldge W Gehman R Drabmsky N Brannan Thlrd Row Lto R C Erb D Erb R Eshbach R Cressman C Haddad R Hallman G Grun R Erb Fourth Row L to R K Chnstman R Gerhart E Hare D Hartman P Fleld mg R Driscoll A Dengler R Gerhart O O O O I , .' 2 , .' S , ' '. ' ' ' , Ji h , . ' , K. ' , : P. ' , , , B. , . , J. , . ' , J. high basketball teams, but several of them were on the junior-varsity team. During 2 K V I 6 ' '49 , -fi .fay1y- fy . Q ,num . L 5 53 X f X 'f?f'Q5,Y M f + . Ly If 7 it .251 ., , if . W th- . ' - 5, JE fi iff xg, f lj, Q if ' W lu. ' , Z 4 X wi' - Av 9, J' -3' A 'X Q 4 . x rl 1 1 C , 'K , 1 8 3' 41 4' '54 A MQ ,,,V,, W, I V, MW, , V, 'ya' ,',X, , 3521 f 2 hz , 'Z If 4 7 .M L.,' 3 ' A , , ., ,,,, y . I ' VWLNWV t Q ,, V , I , I l H 'g A ' 'fglfj , A V M V1 A V4 Af , lb , ' ' I 5 Q.. H L A I 5 . ' A i -xgh A ' 'Q X f -2 ' ,A , 7 ' , X 1 ' A f V . . 'VN 5 f MW V . M . ,,..- ,'-' I ,4 , 'V . ' I , I ' , F1 W A KX a A A, N Av KX Ei, 'K I I ,V ., .1 -44 04 5 Llttle Nlercurochrome Elghth Grade ROOM 122-Fxrst Row L to R B Repnert J Machamer M MacInt1re D Shupe N L Front S Mlller J Wolfe M Mensch J Torrens Mrs Gottshall Second Row L to R A Maurey S Reltnauer M Moyer M Schanley 1' Mutter P Lucarelll P Smlth B Remert J Scrlp Thxrd Row L to R D Schanley C A Shelly N Wentzel M Remert M Rothenberger J Mlller F Stahl D A Rhoads J Nyce C A Swemhart The Wuggle tW1ste1s and squ1rme1s, as they ale called, compose the four home The elghth graders are supelvlsed by MISS Bentzen and Mls Fake ROOM 16-Flrst Row L to R M L Brooke M Dlerolf S Burns B Conrad J Burglen S Chrlstman M Eshbach M Harmg G Flemmg MISS Bentzen Second Row L to R G Dotterer C Boyer R Dotterer C Bechtel P Brendlmger D I-Ieckman R Brooke R D111 plane S Hartman J Kuser Thlrd Row L to R F Allmendlngel J Eshbach B Henry F Brumbach R Eshbach D Knauer Fourth Row L to R C Coates R Dlerolf P Berky B Gehrls C Hartman M Brmtzenhoff L Kane R Heckman J Groff G Becker O l O O O rooms on the first Hoor. Miss Reinert and Mr. C. Rohrbach are the homeroom teachers. Katzenhammer Klddle Seventh Grade ROOM 18 Fir t Row L to R S Martin J Dlerolf S Dlffenderfer R Haas F Grlesemer M Brun ner N Frlcker E Body H Auchey P Blnder A Kauff man Second Row L to R J Relt nauer M Mumbauer S Bishop K Matz M Mlller B Brlel M Koons J Drum heller J Brooke J Relgner Third Row L to R D Moyer M Moyer E Cleaver S Boone B Gebhard P Harri son B Brooke J Longacrc R Brlggs M Lochman G Matheys M Knarr M Hart man G Groff C Mutter Fourth Row L to R R Berky B Daudson T Llngenfelter B Gottshall L Albright C hrb G Evans W Frltzgerald R Kelly J Hoch G Burk holder E Drost T Graver E Cleaver C Fulmer Downer J Brantner G FICK Fifth Row L to R R Hoppes W Grelner K Gross C Koons L Helmbach R Mar tm R Lelnbach R Kulp R Landis D Longacre L Con rad G Helmbach G Kersh ner B Kelm G McCord ROOM 19 First Row L to R E Sch rump N Swlnehart J Shade J Sandler M Souders S Youse J Youse J Rhoads Mr C Rohrbach Second Row L to R E Specht J Youngers P Stark L Sullivan B Welss E Schlttler J Souders Schoenly B Shaner C Sell Third Row L to R C Schan ely E Weller D Norman T Smlth W Welsh R Reinert L Miller E Schearer Weller N Ritter G Thiel Fourth Row L to R R Ren nlnger T Samsel G Moyer J Moyer R Moyer C Specht G Youse K Miller L Mest D Weller R Whltesell ROOM 15 Flrst Row L to R S A Kolb V Fronhelser N Kllne B Frey S Kohler A Helmbach M Imbody E Klfer I H111 G Kolb Second Row L to R N Wlll man S Scrlp W McBride G Moyer A Moyer R Latshaw C Seekamp R Richards R Richards W Swavely Mrs Fake Third Row L to 9 R Shade B Spencer T Pope J Slon aker D Moser D Rhoads R Werner M Mutter R Schutt Fourth Row L to R R Spohn R Weinstexger L I-Ieydt R Torrens D Kelly R Romlg G Reifner D Sands L , : . 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Tame Boys reporting to see the most action throughout the season in the forward wall were Jim Evans, center, Carl Moser, Willis Kulp, Richard Guldin, guards, Frank Mac- Intire, Dan Unger, Paul Lelko, tackles, Gene Heydt, Ernie Fronheiser, Laverne Gresh, ends, and doing our kicking wafs' Bill Mecherly. In the backfield were Malcolm Koons, quarterback, George Unger, Dick Yergey, Bob Magee, halfbacks, and Gene Roth- enberger in the fullback po- sition. BOYERTOWN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES 11950-515 B.H.S. Opp. , The color of the Bears had cetrainly changed and they kept on the win-wagon the following week when they Royersford ......... 6 13 handed 3. to defeat to Opening our schedule at West Reading ...... 25 6 Norco, again pushing Norco Royersford with a fairly Norco ............. 27 12 from the unbeaten rank. The green team, Boyertown Wilson ..... ..... 1 2 20 following game the Bears was handed a 6 to 13 set- sniuingoen ......... 14 27 were handed their second back, but the following Sat- Muhlenberg ........ o 25 reverse of the season. Not urday was a day of reckon- Spring City ........ 14 28 being discouraged, they set ing for us when we trampled East Greenville ..... o 58 their sights for our rivals, West Reading, 25 to 6. The Shillington game was to be a new experience in the Bears gridiron history, for the first time Boyertown played under the lights at night in the Albright Stadium. This game and the three succeeding games were losses for the Bears at the hands of Muhlen- berg, Spring City, and East Greenville. The last of the season is one that will never be forgotten. The degree of sportsmanship and control over the team despite the over- whelming score shown during the game, was one never seen before on the Boyertown High gridiron. Leaving the team this year are: Jim Evans, Carl Moser, Willis Kulp, Richard Gul- din, Frank Maclntire, Laverne Gresh, Paul Lelko, Gene Heydt, Bill Mecherly, Malcolm Koons, George Unger, Bob Magee, Gene Rothenberger, and not to be forgotten are Pat Landis, Lamar Hartline, statisticians, and Richard Schell, manager. Thirfy-fire' Hockalong Lassles Hocke In th1s second yeaz of pa1t1c1pat1on ln the Pe1k1omen Schuvl klll Valley League the guls va1s1ty hockey team fimshed ln a hald ealned foulth place Then 1eco1d fo1 the season was a 1espectable foul w1ns thlee losses and one t1e Nancy Swaltz a sophomole plavmg left 1nne1 scoled five goals to lead the Bealettes 1n the sco11ng column wh1le Mallene Glaham a sen1o1 th1s yeal and captaln of the va1s1tv team scored th1ee fl om he1 pos1t1on of cente1 halfback Plavlng IH a league composed of vetel an teams the Bearettes thlough the capable coachmg and hald wo1k of M1ss G Malcella Wlse ploved they we1e able to hold the11 own by ealmng fou1 M le e G h m WIHS C pt The Bealettes outscol ed then opponents 1n the total pomts column fo1 the season 1eg1ste11ng ten pomts to then opponents seven No team m the league was able to scole mole than two pomts agamst the Boyertown eleven a Cledlt to the Bealettes d6f6HSlX6 playels Plavlng vltal defens1ve pos1t1ons on th1s yeal s team we1e Janet Moatz goalle Pat Long left fullback Gladys Rennmgel llght fullback Shnley Brannan llght halfback Maxlene G1 aham centel halfback and Latheune Drablnsky left halfback Plavels who w1ll graduate fl om th1s yeal s staltlng eleven ale Eleanor Elsenhart 11ght1nne1 Shnley Brannan 11ght halfback Gladys Rennlngel 11ght fullback and Mallene Graham centel halfback T k P Sch ylk ll Leag g the t M G RG S D ThdR LtRS t B Nl Q Q Q O O O n 0 I , . o Q I U . M . , . , . . , . . U. ., . . I , 1 u a T . U I , ., 1 s , ' . , 1 1 1 . -. ar n ra a - a ain , , - , - - k C 1 '. ' , u . . , - l U , , I ' i a 9 I 7 H 9 . . 2 N D. r . 1 a A 7 ? 5 ' u ' 1 U l I, l u n . . . U 2 . . ' . 9 I 'Q . 7 1 7 Q7 I 5 . , V. D The Jumor V3.1'S1ty record for the season was one w1n, two losses, and three ties. his year our hoc ey team wound up fourth in the erkiomen- u i ue. The irls on eam are. First Row, L to R: J. Moatz, . raham. Second Row, L to : . Renninger, . Brannan, C. rabinsky, P. Long. ir ow, 0 : . Sell, E. Eisenhar , J. urkert, . . Swartz, A. uigley. trldealong Laddles Cross Countr Thls yea1 because most schools of Boveltown s SIZQ dlopped Cl oss country the team undel coach Sell was pltted agamst much lalgex schools But wlth the 1etu1n of five lettexmen and elght expeuenced boys the thlnclads had a successful season of th1 ee WINS and foul defeats The h1ll and dalels defeated Pottstown Sprmgfield Town shlp and Muhlenbelg Townshlp Agalnst Lansdale they lost two meets and one each to Coatesv1l1e and N o111stown The final contest of the season was the D1St11Ct Three meet whele Boyeltown finlshed th11d tra1l1ng Readmg and Wllllam Penn H1gh Schools FIVE of our boys quahfied to run 1n the state finals but they elected not to lun Three senlors Wlll be lost th1 ough graduatlon thls year They are Lamal Ha1t11ne a vete1 an of three years Call Berky who has and Gene Smlth also a two year man e C pta served for two yea1s Lettermen 1etu1n1ng next year w1ll be Captam Bruce Landls and Geolge B11nt7en hoff both of whom have served three years and Cul t1s Haltman who has run two yea1s Other experlenced boys retulnmg are Rodney Bender Kenneth Relgllel' VIHCQ Taggaxt Darv1n Schanley Gerald Re1gner Robe1tNuss and Glenn Bohn Wlth the leturn of these boys the cross countly team w1ll be gunmng fo1 anothel FrstR R och C Beky G S h L J Ha B ec dRo LoR u c n H ma TggtKR h GBo dRo Lt k u e l O O O O . U , . u 1 ' a ri ' a ' . -D - U . Y - 0 0 Q , , . 9 , ' , Bruc Landis . . ' . . . a in 'I 5 0 I I 0 u I 1 D D 9 a 7 , u - .1 s Q n . . . . . J - , 0 u , 1 1 , 0 9 I a ' a , , za 9 r ' a . I ' SUCC6SSfl1l SQHSOYI 1'l9Xt y93.1'. i ow, L to : S. Sch , . r , . mit , B. andis, . rtline, G. rintzenhoff. S on w, t : H. Schr mp, D. S ha ley, C. art n, V. a ar , . eigner, . n. Thir w, o R: L. Hojec i, R. N ss, G. Reign r, R. Bender, Mr. Sell. They'lI Make lt Every Time . . . Basketball At the close of the 1950 51 season the Boyertown H1gh BOYS VARSITY School basketball t e a m walked away w1th t h 1 1 d BASKETBALL SCORES place 1 n t h e Perk1omen B H S pp Schuylk1ll Valley League betteung last yeal s record of fourth place The record 1n league compet1t1on was ten w1ns and s1x losses but du1111g the ent11e season the fou1teen out of twenty live games The Beals opened the11 league competltlon w1th a loss to the East G1eenv1lle five but came back to score th1ee stra1ght V1Ct01l6S ove1 Schwenksv1lle West Potts East Gre nvxlle S h e ksvllle W t Pottsg C llege 111 Sp g lty Royelsfozd P n sbulg East G ce v1ll Schwenk Ile West Pottsg ove C llege 111 Sp ng C ty No th Co entry R0y6lSf0 d Pe sbulg F t Row Kne ling L t R R Edd get L G esh M K s ca a Eva s C Moye Se 0 d Row St nd: g to R M Ha tman T Sha e D Schanley W Bar P Werstler R Stauf Body N B n ng ma age grove and Collegevllle I the 1ema1nde1 of the games B H S f1vespl1tw1thSp11ng Clty and North Coventry lost to Schwenksvllle Col legev1lle and East Green v1lle took the second game f1 om West Pottsgrove and won two f1om both Penns bul g and Royelsford In non league contests the 1ng and Oley and spllt wlth Am1ty But WIISOH the Faculty and the Alumnl proved too st1ong for the Red and Black Scor1ng honors fox 1950 51 season went to Capta1n Oss Koons w1th 338 irs , e , o : . in , . r , . oon , pt ing J. n , . r. c n , a 'n , L : r. r , . n r, . , . r, . , . - fer, H. , . e si , n r. T , 0 . . I1 , . . , . . ' u . 5 I ' . . . 0 . I 2 ' 1. 1, ' e ' ..... 43 39 . l ' ' c w n . ' ...... 61 35 2 . es rove .... 62 40 ' ' ' ' 0 v' e ........ 58 51 ' - ' ' rin C' ........ 49 55 . 1. ,. -, ' - ' ......... 49 45 ' , , . e n ' ......... 57 45 - ' . Bears Were V1Ct0110US IH North Coventry .... as 74 Brums won over Wyomlss- ' - 1' n ' e .... 40 68 ' ' ' U svi ...... 44 51 ' ' 1 - , 1' .... 57 42 ' ' . , , , 0 v' e ........ 58 61 7 . ri i ........ 50 47 ' ' 1' v .... 63 58 . , ' 1' ........ 60 50 ' - , . ' ' .' . nn ' ......... 46 40 - - cc as - I 0 , I - I I c Q, 'D I Q .Q . IU . hy - , hu n - ' , , 0 ,l , . . ' ' . 2 I ' . 1 . 'U - 1 . 2 , , . ' 5 ' 2 Us .1 - ' , ' . i' -P' po1nts bette11ng h1s last yeals 1eco1d bv 32 markers Close beh1nd h1m was Curt Moye1 a JUHIOI forward w1th 316 to h1S credlt Among the othe1 top scorexs were Bobby Edd1nge1 C2165, Laverne Gresh C1705 Pooch Evans C405 Darv1n Schanley C405 and Gene Rothenbergel C235 who played only th1ee games because of an ankle 1nJu1y recelved 1n football Th1oughout the season the team COHV91 ted on th1rty four per cent of the11 attempted field goals and fifty four pe1 cent of the1r foul shots as compared to the11 opponents fifty pe1 cent The th1ee leadlng score1s ave1aged 135 126 and 86 po1nts pe1 game respect1vely The h1ghest number of po1nts scored 1n one game howeve1 was Curt Moye1 s twenty seven polnt sp1 ee 1n the first Nolth Coventry game Th My zght Teen I0 Weensles Jumor Varslt First Row L to R R Mac key R Bender I-I Tum R Erb G Llgnelll Mr Marks Second Row L to R Fronhelser P Eddmger Brooke C Hartman Schonely C Haddad Youse The Baby Bears Of Boyer JUNIOR VARSITY scoREs town H1gh ended the1r 1950 B H s opp 51 season w1th a record of SIX w1ns and seventeen loss In then' Perk1omen Schuylklll Valley League compet1t1on, the y o u n g teen games Hlgh scol er for the team was Speck Bende1 who r a c k e d up n1nety elght po1nts throughout the sea son, followed by Halry T1m, R1Ch Mackey, and Dav1d Erb Wlth seventy e1ght, seventy b1X, and seventy one respec Amlty Wllson Oley Wyomlssmg Oley Alumm Anmty Schwenksvllle West Pottsgx ove Collegevllle Sprmg Clty Royersfold Pennsburg No1th Covently Mount Penn Schwenksvllle West Pottsgrove Collegevllle Spring' Clty North Coventry Royersford All Stars t1vely Othel pO1I1tg6tt6I'S were Greg L1gne1l1 1631 Rlchald Brooke 1431 Ran dolph Stauier 1411 How dy Body 1401 Ter1y Shan 61 1311, and Cu1t1s Hartman 29 Dur1ng the season a few of the J V starters moved up 1nto varslty be1ths to ga1n experlence fo1 next yeax s valslty actlon The close of th1S season ended Coach Marks second yea1 as the J u n 1 o r varslty basketball coach at Boyertown Hlgh Thu ty nmc o o 0 0 0 0 O , : C. ' , . ' , nz. , . , D. , . , G. - . . . . 7 ' ' ............. 24 12 ' ' , - - - , ' ............ 16 40 ff - . . ............... 18 28 ,, ' es. - ' ' ........ 17 48 ' - - ............... 20 21 . '. - , , ' ............ 31 6 ' ............. 27 33 1 1. Bruins won four out of four- East Gfee'1v111i3 jjj: 12 fig , , - .... 35 37 ' ........ 37 29 D , . ' ' ........ 13 30 . . 1. . ' - ......... 21 30 ff H . ......... 39 29 ' . -' . . - - .... 20 41 , . . - ........ 20 67 . - - ' ...... 35 16 ' , .... 34 37 , ' ' ........ 34 42 ' ' - ' ' ........ 39 28 - - - , , ..... 27 49 . - - ......... 27 37 . ,- - - .......... 37 The ot oT1m1d Souls The supel beal, Ch1ps the mascot, zoomed the Bealettes on to vlctory and the champlonshlp IH the Upper Pe1 klomen Schuylklll Valley League Th1s 1S the second consecutlve yeal the g1rls have come th1ough on top Out of all the games the g11lS played th1s yeal , they lost none and there Wele no tles The most exc1t1ng game of the season was w1th Royelsford When these teams met, they were both as yet undefeated The gl1lS Wele naturally tense and determlned to w1n The game was close from the verv beg1nn1ng, but Boyeltown stood the test By fine coachmg and a wonderful spn It and splendld coope1at1on among the members of the team, they won the game by the scole of 36 to 28 The g1rls compl 1S1Dg the team th1s yeal wele Marlene Glaham, Eleanor E1senha1t, Janet Rothenbelger, Janet Moatz, Cather1ne Drablnsky Eleanor Frltz Shlrley B1 annan, Lenole Houck, and Anna Jordan MISS Wlse supelvlsed then tra1n1ng and d1d a fine VARSITY SCOREBOARD B H S Opp West Pottsgrove Oley Collegevllle Pottstown East Greenvllle North Coventl y Amxty Royersfol d Pennsbu1 g Schwenksvllle Mascot Mr Chips Flrst Row Kneeling L to R P Long E I-less J Rothenberger E Eisenhart M Graham co captalns S Sell C Drabmsky J Moatz Second Row Standing L to R M Gerhart man ager E Fntz J Burkert M Schrump L Houck N Swartz A Jordan A Quxg ley manager Mass Wlse For fy no o - - O O O , , cc - rr , ' ' 1 1 , . , I 1 42 23 39 ' ......... 65 27 Amity ............. 51 21 47 ' ..... 46 24 ' ..... 46 24 ' ............. 56 26 - ......... 36 28 ' ......... 65 31 ' ...... 34 14 Ba ketball League Champlon Job, SIHCQ lt led them to the champlonshlp 1n then league FIVQ of these guls ale sen lors thlS yea1 and Wlll be graduatlng Thls w1ll be a severe loss to next yeals team, but wlth hard work they hope to have anothel successful season 1n the commg yeal The Junlor Varslty also had a compalatlvely successful season They lost but two games among all those played Although they have not had as much expeuence as the g1rls now on the va1s1ty team, by havmg ploved then mettle th1s yeal they should be valuable to the futule vars1ty team The membels of the Junlor va1s1tyth1s yeal wel e as follows Nancy Swaltz, Max llyn Levengood, Sherul Sell Kathlyn Gr1m, Joan Burkert, Mar1lyn Houck Pat11c1a Long Maly Ann Melcher, Janlce Qulgley Edna Dlerolf, Sh11ley Yergey, Ma1ga1 et Clessman, and Paul1ne Melchel Flrst Row L to R Co cap tams J Burkert and N Swartz Second Row Kneelmg L to R M Elsenhart M Levengood S Yergey M Houck P Melcher B F15 her Third Row Standing L to R Mass Wlse M Gerhart manager J Relgner M Cressman P Long K Gnm M McBr1de M Sch rump J Qungley G Flem mg S Sell M Melcher A Qungley manager GIRLS JR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES B H S pp West Pottsgl ove Oley Collegevllle Amlty Norco Royel sf 01 cl Amlty Schwenksvllle F 01 fy om O - 7 . 7 I I . , . . . . ... 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' .... 20 22 29 ' ........ 9 28 ' ............. 33 13 Pottstown ......... 43 29 17 ' ' ........ 35 18 ' ............. 30 6 ' ...... 27 14 Fr and H1 B H Ba eball aglclan Coach Wal ren O Fry s baseball team came through the 1950 season w1th another excellent record of twelve WIHS and two losses Led by the slugglng tr1o of Dave Steltz, R1ch Nester, and Rlggy Land1s, the Bears captured the Perk1omen Schuyl k1ll Valley League crown Dave Steltz led the team battels w1th an average of 385 They also developed a very able mound stai, composed of Burlyn Houck, Laverne G1 esh, and Rehef Pltcher Nester Houck and G1 esh d1v1ded p1tch1ng hono1s w1th 1ec ords of 6 and 1, and 4 and 0 respectlvely The only two losses sustalned by the Beals wele one lun dec1s1ons to East G1 een v1lle and Schwenksvllle The Bears, however, revenged these defeats by shuttlng them out 1n return engagements The Beals d1d not, however, breeze to the league champlonshlp as It 1ema1ned undeclded untll the second last tllt w1th Schvv enksv1lle Bullyn Houck p1tched masterful ball shuttlng h1s opponents out w1th SIX h1ts, Whlle h1s teammates backed h1m up w1th 81 rorless support The final score was 7 to 0, w1th the Bears on the heavy end BOYS BASEBALL SCORES B H S Opp B H S Opp East Greenvllle East Greenvllle North Coventry North Coventry Pennsburg Pennsburg Royersford Royersford Schwenksvllle Schwenksv1lle West Pottsgrove West Pottsgrove Here they are' Our champlonshnp baseball team Flrst Row L to R L Gresh M Koons L Swavely D Steltz W Snuth R Nester R Ludy R Stoudt R Landls B Houck R Erb Second Row L to R Coach Fry N Fronhelser J Evans C Moser G Smxth T Specht E Fronhelser C Moyer R Yerger R Fox R Youse manager Asslstant Coach Rohrbach D Ke O I O O I O . 7 ' . 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'7 8' 7 3 5 3 7 4 15 4 Collegeville ....... . 13 4 Collegeville ......... 16 2 7 6 6 4 ' ...... 6 7 ' ...... 7 0 9 1 8 4 WISE and Her Troph Wmnmg Bearettes The Boyel town Beaxettes fimshed then thud consecutlve yeal of softball and then filst yeal 1n the newly formed Pelklomen Schuylk1ll Valley League bv becommg co champlons Wlth Collegevllle Collegevllle was the only team able to defeat Boyeltown and the tl0Ubl6m3k61 fo1 Collegevllle was Nolth Covently Thloughout the Bealettes thxee yeals of softball they held an excellent lGCO1Cl of 26 V1Ct0119S and 2 loesee and ale hoplng they can keep addlng to the V1CtOly column thloughout the yeals BoyeMomu1stoMH1uunbe1oflunsthloughouttheseasonxNas187totheu opponents 20 No team scored mole than seven luns agamst them 1n any one game The captaln of the team playmg second base and a sen1o1 of last yea1 s class was Jane Yelgey The managels of the team wele Nancy Bause and Ma11lyn Gelhalt The V1CtO1l6S accumulated may be attubuted to the Wlll1HgH6SS of the gnls to p1act1ce many houzs and keep rlgld tId1l'111'lg lules and to coopelate wlth then V9ly capable coach G Malcella Why SOFTBALL SCORES BHS opp BHS pp Nlol th Coventzv Pottstown P h Kutztovs n e West P0ttSg10VQ Spxmg C1 East Gleenvllle Kutztown First Row L to R G Re nmger P Landls N Rennlnger M Graham J Yergey B C essman M Dlerolf Second Row L to R M Sch ump C Drablnsky J Bu kert C Albr ght L Gabel J Moatz Thl d Row L to R A Dunkelberge M Bort S Sell M Melcher S Ye gev MISS W1 e Coach and N Bause manage M Ge hart as lstant ma ager O l l 1 I . u 1 . - . , U I - u n , 0 u . 1. k N . 7 . . . ' . . ' ' . .7 l . If ' ' u u I l u n , . n l ' 'W ..... 11 2 . ' .......... 13 3 enns urg ......... 48 1 ' ....,..... 13 2 Collegeville ......... 6 7 Ol y ............... 29 Ii l' .... 25 0 'ty ........ 19 33 ' ' ..... 13 2 ....,..... 10 2 ' , : . n ' , . ' , . ' , . , . , . r , . ' . , : . ' r , . ' , . r , . i , . , 'r . , . : . r, . z, . , . , . r t , ' , 's , , . , rg . r , .s' n . I , ' Q 5 , , r , l ' a , K 'J . T I L11 Abners Tram for adm Hawklns Da T1 ack at B H S IS a ve1y 1mpo1 tant spo1t s1nce the1 e a1e many t1oph1es plaques and medals won 1n th1s spo1t Th1 ough th1s spo1t the school gets a good name SIHCC It 1S often 1ep1esented 1n many of the h1gh schools throughout the county as well as 1n d1st11ct and state meets Honol and gloly ale often obtamed fo1 1nd1V1duals as well as fO1 the school Only a small number of the student body actually pa1t1c1pates 1n tl ack as both t13CkIT13I1 and 1oote1s The 90 season record does not show all the class and effo1t put 1nto It by the boys SINCE 1n ou1 large meets we we1e classed w1th the lalge Class A schools The season was opened agalnst Lansdale whlch handed ou1 c1nde1men a 98 to 24 950 t k a 3 setback The boys 1ebounded th1 ough to captu1ethe11 second M ller 10 ed the U ted St t meet from Pa1kland H1gh 59 to 41 1n a dual meet They next placed th11d w1th 41 po1nts 1n a t11angula1 meet w1th Muhlen berg 48 po1nts and Pottstown 42 pO1HtS In the1r second t11angula1 meet the Bears placed second agalnst Sh1ll1ngton and Mohnton Ag31HSt W1lson and Wyom1ss1ng the thlnclads captuled second place w1th 40 po1nts Followlng th1s they came to the Albrlght Inv1tat1on meet wh1ch IS a meet fo1 all Belks county h1gh schools held at Alb11ght Stadlum 1n Readmg He1e the team placed thlld won first 1n the dashes and m1le and second 1n the b1oad Jump and th11 d 1n the hu1dle and 440 ya1d relay A g1Ol1p of the speedsters had a new experlence th1s yea1 when the 1an under l1ght at the Sheppald Relays held for the Hrst t1me at Hanovel Pa He1e Russ M1lle1 Gene Rothenberger Geolge Unger Lama1 H31tl1HG Robe1t Magee and Bruce L2lHCl1S took all Class B honols w1nn1ng the dash medley 440 and 880 ya1d1elays aswell as fimsh 1ng tlurd 1n the open class m1le 1un 0 R M E R the b g R VI ll g Ha, tl R S h ll R MII Ke D G P L lk G Well F S ll E t G H dd d C 00 oi... It's a question as to whether we made the two points or not fhope we did!J. Oss Koons has just sent the ball Dying through the air with the greatest of ease. Team mate Bobby Erb is ready to help out. First Row, L to R: M. Levengood, and M, Gerhart. Second Row, L to R: M. Cressman, N. Brannan, S. Hafer, C. Albright, and J. Fritz. Third Row, L to R: S. Yergey, L. Skora, E. Fritz, and G. Eshbach. Forty-ffl'l' 0 0 O The ball carrlel fO1 B H S 15 tackled by an Mr Sell glVES a pep talk to three of his cross opponent IH a fast play Another player b1t6S the countly boys They are B. Landis, G. BrintzenhoiT D Schoenlx tues a shot that looks good All on the coult and 1n the crowd seem to have eyes only fox the ball 'l4J..f:r-V., -:eq 1 -V 71 Q ., I. '- H uf xfu-1 Q ,Q ' A 433. x - ' 31, P JW f L -- f gtg, if XXX WW! X X ff? 69 4-mssiiiiii 4 Q K J X, R X ,X , f .72 O 0 O - Y -X 'ff .K , X ? Q -.0-dd, XX- i N0 - ' N - ye K anfbgkx f24:g X 6 sl, px 0 N fx FJX f x XXQ? s ,P-I ,e . is-N S , o N K fox I I 0 p M .PB ' X -SQ3, ' il if M NNN 9 6 f- ' i, I i v-wwf? AAADD .Z Q X X X S ax X Vw 6 WWW Q xxx Swoone Tune and Happy Melodic DANCE BAND Flrst Row L to R D Hollowbush J Graver G Bohn C Hess C Hartman N Bensmg and S Toms Second Row L toR R Erb R Guldm D Rutter R Kauffman an lman G Updegrove L A Gabel E Exsenhart Flag Twlrler D Bause Baton Twxrlers J Relgner N Kline Band Director Paul S Hagen Jr C Berky C Schlegel J McElroy Drum MaJorette 'VI Tyson Band Members B Landls, V Blckel L Conrad C C Baus R Swavely G A Bechtel R Weldner G Bohn Moyer R Gerhart R Herbst H Richard D Rltter P Namer D Knauer J Wren W Barr C Coates, R Lembach P Berky D Hollowbush D Houck R Rlehle P Dautnch G Boyer R Fox O O O 0 .,.,..,. .,.,...w. U. .,.,....., lv.. .-.s...., .. .........,-.,.., S. ne' . , . . , . . . : . . : . , . : . ' . , . , . C. Haddad, N. Bensmg, D. A. Hoch, S. Toms, D. Johnson, - , . , . . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , - . - , . - , - , - , . n . l , . , . , . . , . , . , . . ' , : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . . , : . , . , . , . , L. he Mu lclan Dlrected B Hangdrake t ORCHESTRA Violins: S. Miller, K. Relgner W Erb C Shelly R Erb A Borneman M. Fisher, M. Harrison, B Gottshall L Ruhl Cellos: H. Yost F Gottshall Flute: L. Conrad. Clarmets B Landis, Carol Schlegel. Alto Sax N Bensing. French Horn R Weidner Trumpets: J. Graver, W. Barr Trombones. R Guldm R Erb Tympani' V Bickel. Percus- MARCHING BAND C' Bans' R swavely Plano C Berky Clarinets' B. Landis, C. Haddad, D Johnson C Schlegel, C. Berky R Lembach J McElroy, D. Hoch, J. Seasholtz. Cornets J Graver W Barr G Bohn R Fox R. Schell, G. er D Houck D Schanely P Berky C Coates. D Ritter R Erb H Richard J Wren, rad French Horn: t, Sl0ll Boy R Guldln Bechtel L Con ely R Gerhar Trombones r Flutes C C Baus R Swav hones N. Ben- D Knaue R Weidner Percussion V Blckel M Tyson A Borneman Saxop sing S Toms C Hartman Bartltones L Schell R Rlehle Tuba P Dautrlch LL Down Lullaby Lane with Miss Iteinert . . . If you have any talent or interest in vocal music you can get your opportunity to display it in our vocal music department. The Work of this department is supervised by Miss Ida M. Reinert. Miss Reinert teaches vocal music to the kindergarten students and to our seniors. Selected organizations are the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. Voluntary Clubs are the Junior Choral and Senior Chorus. These groups sing in the assembly programs. Selected groups partici- pated in the Christmas and Easter programs. These students are if given the opportunity to study standard part songs and present them in an artistic manner. There were representatives in the Eastern District Chorus and ma M Re ne c County chorus from these groups They pai t1c1pated 1n the annual sp11ng conceit held during muslc Week The students llsten to arlas study operas do sight reading and listen to records They develop good tone quality and enunciation and a feeling for expression Classical music and Pennsylvania Dutch articles are among Miss Relnert s favol ites She has a collection of or1g1nal Pennsylvania Dutch folklore We are proud of ou1 students and the Woik they are doing and we know they will Cl'le11Sh then muslcal memoiles always BOYS ILEE CLUB I tma. y m n G Haddad A Gehma J Rtte G Wess D Sch ely R Yot R Schell L Schell G B h D Rtt C Haddad D Johnson L Gehman F fly two . 1 r . 1. 'I l. . r 9 ' ' . . . . . . , I ' - - ' - cc 79 1 fn 1 . . . I 9 1 I ' n, F luaculure, vv. Aung, J. N ce, lu. nungawre, Lf. apecnm, R. Geh- a , . , . n, . i r, . i , . on .s,. ,. ,.on,.ier,. , . , . . i , - 9? -v. Us Q!! ff L 1 nw, gg 5. Jw 'r .L X M r ifhf' ,Q K f . 'um ,M 'Q 6 Vs fa, we '1 1 1 , . 'o, 'vw , ,, 'V W. 1 5' NK 'Q QQ f v . X .1,, 'Ka 'E lk' ' 5.1, Cfgwfx KW jf, A 1 I 5 dc-. f I - s , Q f v - af if fix 11 4 s ' . ,Q I K , A , A I , :if P U. 1 .-:rf pa i f y 85:13 39 ' ' .....--- --I .E ,f' 0 iii 1 a - . ni-X I P nlllli Fein' 1 X ! --.1 .....- ----' aff- - The Library Club, has a new sponsor this year, Miss Louise A. Kuntz. The mem- bers of the Senior Library Club are: First Row, L to R: P. Schaeffer, M. Leis- ter, C. Gross, scribe: D. Boyer, secretary: S. Houck. President, N. Moyer, vice president: S. Heydt, trea- surer: J. Nuss, Smith. G. Eck. Second Row: L to R: Miss Kuntz, N. Dunkelberger, J. Spohn, E. Dierolf, D. John- son, A. Simmons, R. Wolf- gang, N. Hedrick, M. Mc- Bride, S. Gebhard, G. Esh- bach, and J. Souders. Right Around the chool . . . Every Thursday the fourth period, the students from grades seven to twelve attend various club meet- lngs. Our Club program is so varied that almost every- one is able to find a club to his or her liking. There are Vocational clubs such as the shop clubs, hobby clubs, drama and all the music organizations. Besides these we also have the service clubs, such as the Stamp and Bond Club, both the Junior and Senior Library Clubs, the Y Clubs, the Boy Scouts and the Junior Red Cross. Just to mention a few others, there are the Gym Clubs, during this time students Work to improve their form for the Gym Exhibition. Other clubs are the Airplane The Junior Library Club is a relatively new organi- zation. It meets every Tues- day the fourth period. The club is under the guidance of Miss Kuntz. The mem- bers are: First Row, L to R: S. Reitenauer, J. Hein- ly, scribe: M. Rothenberger, secretary: M. Houck. presi- dentg B. Reinert, vice presi- dent: C. Sweinhart, N. Kline. Second Row, L to R: M. Brooke, G. Welsh, R. Becsi, R. Brooke, C. Bechtel, S. VVeiss, M. Levengood. Hartman, S. Toms, J. Wolf- gang, L. Weigold, S. Sny- der. Third Row, L to R: D. Rhoads, M. Eshbach. D. Feather, N. VVentzel, J. SENIOR HI-Y ' First Row, L to R: F. Mac- lntire, E. Fronheiser, D. Gribben, J. Hartline, D. Schanley, W. Barr, M. Koons, P. Werstler, R. Brooke, Mr. Hartman. Second Row, L to R: P. Frey, L. Hojecki, R. Min- ninger, H. Bishe, D. Moyer, G. Matz. H. Body, M. Mil- ler, R. Bender. Third Row, L to R: J. Nyce C. Hartman, R. Magee, D Moyer, J. Evans, W. Kulp, L. Gresh G. Weiss, R. Ed- inger, D. Schanley, G. Hess Fourth Row, L to R: R Fox. R. Ludy, G. Heydt M. Reifsnyder, G. Dierolf D. Schanley, D. Bower, P Eddinger, R. Edinger, C Eshbach, C. Mutter, W. Erb Fifth Row. L to R: D. Heff- ner, C. Berky, A. Moyer S. Schoch. 01100 A Week ,f f , f i Club, the Good Grooming Club, the Science Club, and the Rod and Gun Club. Most of the clubs meet on a Thursday, but not all of them, some of them meet on a Tuesday or Wednes- day during the fourth period. Some of our clubs are a part of a national organ- ization, to mention a few, F.F.A., F.T.A., and F.B.L.A. Also the Senior Library Club is part of an organization known as the T.L.A. The staff of the Bear , our yearbook, is together during this time, too. The editors of the various staffs plus the editor-in-chief and the advisers Work on the book at that time. 7 '68, 1 7 QX X X ' av ! x4 1 1 4, X w X x SENIOR TRI-HI-Y First Row, L to R: L. Sell. M Tyson, J. Conrad, J. Conrad D. Boyer. J. Grim, S. Hoppes, J. Seasholtz, P. Tabor. Mrs. Bierly. Second Row, L to A: C. Gross, WWC? ' 5 S. Hater, 0. Diachynski, S Hoffman, V. Bickel, J. Ruhl. S. Heydt, G. Miller, J. Fron- ' heiser, S. Hevdt, J. Hartline N. Kriebel, J. Degler, L. Schott Third Row, L to R: B. Rhoads A. Rothenberger, S. Sell, K Grim. N. Fegley, V. Deysher N. Fronheiser, S. Neiman, M Heffner, G. Davidheiser, M Lester. Fourth Row, L to R: S. Gehris. I.. Skora. G. M. Heydt, D. Johnson. E. Nester, D. Meyers. N. Bright, W. 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In J f s'jS W mvn- 011 Our elghbors Farms We Find Eugene A Re1ne1t has led the F F A durlng the past yea1 and falthfully preslded over the meetlngs on Thuls days Du11ng h1s yeals 1n the vocatlonal aguculture course he has conducted pIOJ9CtS cons1st1ng of a Berksh11e g1lt Be1ksh11e sow and l1tte1 150 legholn capons and 100 Wh1te co1n1sh m1X6d At the plesent t1me he IS worklng for Nolyal Yox gey who IS a poultry farmer Eugene expects to Work for M1 Yo1 gey full tlme after g13.dU3t1Ol'1 The Boyertown Chapter of Futu1e Farme1s has ended E ge Re ne t the twelfth yea1 as It contlnues to strlve for blggel fal m1ng P mae t program and better shop and C13SS100m act1v1t1es Dul 1ng the yeal 100 gardens and plots wele plowed and dlSC6d ln and 31 ound Boyertown The chaptel splayed for e1ghty fou1 patrons wh1ch kept our sp1aye1 busy every day 1n the week The chaptel has lecogmzed the need of Chl 1stmas trees 1n Boyertown and the boys have planted about 4 000 evergreen tlees In the shop We have completed pa1nt1ng the entlre shop and Washloom At the beg1nn1ng of the present yea1 the school board engaged a local contlactol Lestel Hold ng the club b e J Asto a d G Bsh p Sc eet R B ha, gh R Th nd R Sch t d Ro L t D Se Het ck pe c J Mll R Hes E Went e u t R H t ck C M e B Mest C Hag n FuthR R PKnpnJMt Fvlag MLogc RKfe SHahn H Re ne t E Re e t H Ar old S H M St s d S ty four O I O O O . c 0 , . A L, I ' I . i I 1 0 r a , . u ne i r I . . . . . D . r ' n , I . . - '- - . , . . Q , . . . . . . 1 . 0 I 1 4 I I 7 9 i anner ar . n n . i o . Second Row, L to R: K. Dragan, D. Seasholtz, G. Neiman, R. Sabold, B. Bishop, D. h z, . um u , . omas, a . az. Thir w, 0 R: . ll, R. ri , C. S n er, . i er, . s, . z l, L. H ner, . eri , . os r, . , . e buch. o r ow, L to : . e -, . a z, . ' ner, . n a re, . i r, . , . i r , . in r , . n , . anna., r. even a viser. ia. - . The F. F. . The F. F. A. officers proudly dis- play their club banner while Mr. Stevens. adviser. stands by. R. Hess. vice president: J. Miller, secrctaryg B. Mest. treasurer: C. Moser, re- porter: E. Reinert, president. Stauffer, to enlarge the furnace and convert it to oil heat. This work was completed in February and has made a great improvement in the Agriculture Department. Again this year our members have won their share of prizes at the local fairs. Mark Longacre won a cash award in the statewide Pennsylvania Electrical Association Contest. The Chapter was presented with a duplicate cash award at the same time. Over 800 entries were submitted and forty prizes totaling S500 were awarded in this contest. Longacre has conducted four projects in the Vocational Agriculture course, con- sisting of 225 New Hampshire red chicks and eight laying hens, 300 Rocks Hamp cross chicks, and 112 laying hens. After graduation Mark plans to work on his father's dairy farm. Mark Longacre receives a cash award from Murrill D. Mcliinstry, Superintendent of the Metropolitan Edison Company in Boyertown, for a prize winning essay which he wrote in a contest sponsored by the electric company. Eugene Relnert, president of the F. F. A., receives a similar award for the club. Llttle Klngs and Llttle Queens Present l ini ' Ji' l-I L d e the dd g d ess that G ylas y K g QS M lle J d h f ghte boy t g Ny A head wlthout a body a body Wlthout a head a C13Zy woman 1oam1ng 31 ound the h1lls haunted v1ol1n muslc and ghosts these WSI e Just a few of the thrllls 1n the SQIIIEI Class play Gangway fOl Ghosts It was a mystely comedy 1n thlee acts Wlltten y Jay Toblas Aftel many ted1ous xehealsals undel the capable Cl119Ct1Ol'1 of Mls Alllne H F1ye1 the play was glven on Decembel 6 1900 The settlng of the play was a stolmy n1ght 1n Novembe1 1n a spooky old manslon on a hlgh cllff ove1look1ng the Hudson called Stolmy HQ1ghtS Hestex Storm fPatsy Landlsl IS the ownel of Stolm He1ghts Peters QR1cha1dlGu1ld1nl gs glestells iapphallllng oo 1ng u 81 W 1 e 1nn1e U heehfi randi. kay w K nm po ts hd P0 y Mty P dy 1fgle3g2iigse113lhg1tjsslglggea xga ll12l1lE1j and Stungu Beane ac yee come 0 v1s1 Sto1m Helghts ln o1de1 to pe1 '-- -7-,,,,, suade Gayla Glande fJoan ' H31tllH6l to become engaged to Sally s b1othe1 agaln Sally IS an adventul ous self Wllled 1mpuls1ve teen agel who has 1ntent1ons of becom 1ng a detectlve Gayla IS ac if Q compamed by he1 mald Posy May fJan1ce Seasholtzl who IS a mulatto To add to the confus1on C1 azy Nell CHelen Gentnelj who IS a h1deous clazy old woman nea1 ly fught ens Gayla 1nto 1nsan1ty Hal fWalte1 GHSSQIJ appeals on the scene to console the women afte1 they see the appa11t1on of G vl f ght ed snle O O O O O O v S 1 1 L 3 1' S 1 ,S E' , i l gf 1. 1 y fi I -W if v ' f l l 1 Here we find ester Storm KP. an isl telling Gayla Grande fJ. l-lartlin 1 to put on we in r was a ' mothers. Sa.ll in . i r an er ri ned friend, S rin Beane QJ. cel, listen with interest. J 0 Q 1 , ,s 1 ' n u ' ' , , 3 ' 4: , as , ' , .' C , . . . . l, . i. , . 0 . ' 0 Q a . a I, . , I . , . . in Sh ri i an 1 . u in is gun at he door . ' - ' -- of t e a n e bedroom. The colored mai , s a ur . . v . S asholtz , oo s horrified at the prospect of finding out ' ' - ' what is behind the door. String and a, a look on in ' ' - -' ri en ' nce. . . -L V . . . .- ' 9 . . ' s 0 n S , - 1 , 0 c - i, WR y , . . . - 1 ' l .qv ' . , x ' - - .., i ' , . , Al . , . . - lllangwa For Ghosts . Reach g the lm pl y the r al Mlss He t r St rm 1D Hochl t Sh rss e o fotdby Gyla whl Get Psy May lJa N 4RM r e P te 4R Gud St g Sally Hall Ch KW Gasseb Eh nd the di g sed I-lest r St a h th the headless body Tanya fBetty He1manJ E11 fWlll1S Kulpj Vlllage sherlff comes to solve the mystery Then Ned Jorlan fRobe1t Mageej who IS Gayla s father and an ex C1?HV1Ct and the myste1y Woman CDorothy Ann Hochj appear and the plot really th1c ens But the most unlque thlng about the play was 1ts endlng you see lt all tu1 ned out to be a fake The whole play was actually another play staged by the playe1s to pe1 suade Sally that she shouldn t become a detect1ve Sally finally decldes that she would 1athe1 have peace and qulet 1athe1 than become a detectlve D1d lt sound 6XC1t1T1g7 Well lt was' The ghost of Ethan Storm fR1cha1d Schellj adds another touch of ho1 ror for he Wand ers around Wlth a bloody saw Wlth whlch he was supposed to have sawed off Tanya s head The comedy IS suppl1ed by Posy May s l1ne Spooky woman us has seen puh lenty or St11ng s favorlte exp1ess1on Good gollywogsl No one has eve1 f ht I k qulte fOl gotten the cackllng 320 Q 'Ttcg if os S a S we fn sg and 0 laughte1 of Crazy Nell and he1 5 t hte Gaylaw HPI il glral dem St g lf k t th cont1nuous talk of death Then there was the old she1 1ff who Sald Dont make a yeep nobuddy' Im the law' The sherlff and Aunt Hester Jump OVGI the cl1f'f and sup posedly comm1t su1c1de Ned Jollan tl18S to k1ll Gavla and C1 azy Nell tr1es to strangle he1 Aunt Hestel who 1S a sweet lonely old lady 1n the begln n1ng of the play turns out to be a luthless crook who stl angles people wlth s1lk stock1ngs in c i ax of the a , e ' s e o . bu into tears. is c m r e a , ie Crazy Nell tl-l. n nerb, 0 nice Seas- holtzb, ed Jo lan . a- ge l, e rs . l im, rin , , ar- teris . r , ', a s ui e orm w tc wi interest. r - 9 1 n 0 , u . , - , 1 1 1 , . . S Q I u u ' . . r - - r Lf 0 ' , as ra ,- a ' , - ac ' 1 ' Q 1 rr , . ' - ' a e ilin i heard again. ri o rei rs n o ' . . i a s a e ' so nd, w il' a , n i s rather unc ncerned. ' ' H l 2 , A a aa , . . . 0 . u A 'U I V' Q . -1 . 1 u D. . :ra ' I 0 . 1 ' a . r , 1 . . u -11.1 Creators of the 1951 uper Bear rstR,owLtRCBchtlMRthb c Ro RVLa ShllyGD ThdR oRJS sholt ER Bk CShlee t dg I-I Lt E ay F0 thR m d G 0 c fM Gl Wh tth l In the eally fall of 1900 work on the 1901 Supel Beal was Stalted F1lSt was the all lmpoltant Ch01C9 of a theme It was d9Cld6d that the book should be bullt alound one comlc book Cll3.13.Ct6l The llttle anlmal seen lldlng the 10Ck6t on oul covel IS the one that was chosen He lS seen lolllcklng thlough the book at vallous tlmes Aftel the Ch01C6 of the theme the VHIIOUS 6d1tO1S set to W0lk by dlawlng a lO1lgll dummy Thls allotted space to the vallous class spolt faculty and actlvlty sectlons Aftel the lough dummy was flnlshed Work was stalted on a mole acculate one Thls dummy was used as a b3S1S fO1 everythlng connected Wlth the maklng of thls yeal s Beal Next came the taklng of plctules Most of these plctules WQIQ taken by Geolge Haddad and George Wells Unllke many Olllli-El yQ3lbOOkS the Beal IS almost done entllely by the students Wlth the able asslstance of the faculty 3dVlS61S Hally I Gllbelt MISS Malgalet C Sehmeelk MISS Luella C Hoch and MIS MSIIOH B Halvev Soon Feblualy has lolled al ound and the lltelaly staff IS asslgned ltS W01k MISS Schmeelk llteraly staff advlsel and Shllley Houck lltelaly staff Qd1tOl made the asslgnments Wlth the COll6Ct Wold count Thls IS one of the most lmpoltant p3ltS of the W0lk fOl It must g1V9 an accul ate account of the school yeal All phases of the yeal ale coveled except the last days of the school V631 Thls 1S due to the fact that ln Olflel to get the book out by the last week of school It IS lmposslble to COVQI the yeal to the last day of school The buslness staff headed by Eleanol Elsenhalt plays an lmpoltant palt ln the maklng of a yeal book It IS thlS staff' whlch handles the flnanclal mattels of the book The buslness staff also handles the patlon dl1V9 The 1991 Supel Beal set one thousand S fy git 66 99 . O O O Q , .- 5. ' A nl A 5 l ' 8 'K gm I ,,, 1: RJ xv - 9 4 'fs ' tx Q, Fi , 0 : . e e , . 0 en erger. Se ond w, L to : . tshaw, C. e , . 'nger. ir ow, L t : . ea z, . eitenaur, V. ic el, D. Boyer, '. c g lg s an in , S. ouck, ier r ditor. ur ow, L to R: Miss Sch eelk, a viserg H. entn r, Editor-in- hie 9 r. ibert, adviser. This is our hard working literary staff identifying photos for the H1951 Super Bear. it ou ese peope the yearbook would certainly lose much. , - 44 - , ,ra , ' , s 0 7 o . , 0 . . , l. . . . . - . 9 a 1 . ' . . , . . . . o I l u I . , u U a 0 . , l X i . , .. i . , . . . y . . , . I D . . . I . U u l o , I D ', I Q a , h I o T, . y . . .. . , . . 0 L , 1 0 1- D 7 R u . . ' . . . .' an - I ,aa . .'i.r -vi 1 The Yearbook fait dollars as its goal. It fell only a few dollars short of this goal. This staff puts together the variety show that is given each year for the purchasers of patron tickets as an expression of our appre- ciation. This year the show was given on February 8 to a capacity crowd. The art staff, Paul Lelko, editor, has given its all for the book. This year the art staff was even more important l than usual, because of the introduction t . . ' Hard at work we find the photography and art staffs. of Supel Beal' Paul has deslgnedfhe George Haddad, photo Editor, helps J. Grim and G. COVQI' and lTlOSll of the Othel' dl'3Wll'lgS Wells select pictures for the Bear. Looking over the throughout the book. Paul received an award from the Pennsylvania Scholas- tic Press Association for a drawing in the 1950 Bear, and we're confident of another one for his work in this year's book. Last year the annual Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Association was held in Allen- town, Pennsylvania. Quite a few of the members of both the Bear and the Club staff attended this convention. At the PSPA convention, George Haddad won awards for two of his pictures which appeared in the 1950 Bear. It was at that time that Paul Lelko won his award. It was a memorable occasion which will not soon be forgotten by those who attended. Besides the awards that were won at this time, the book itself was given a First Class Honor Rating by the National Scholastic Press Association. This was a great honor which everyone connected with the yearbook was proud to receive. We hope that with the combined efforts of the art staff, which is so important to the capturing of interest in the theme of our work, the literary staff, that writes the copy in such a tricky and interesting mannerg the business staff, that keeps the money straight and without whom it would be practically impossible to publish this bookg the photo- dlvlders for the yearbook are P. Lelko, art editor, and W. Gasser. These boys did all the art work for the book. graphy staff, which takes our pictures and gives you a look at the year that has just ended, and finally the editorial staff, made up of the editors of the various The Business Stah' handles all the finances of the , , , , book. They handle me subscription and patron drive. staffs and an edltor-in-chief whose ob an aso nrec e ariey ow. eae, ron 0 , ' . dld'tthV't Sh StdF tRw y L to R: J. Conrad, E. Eisenhart, business manager: J 15 to See to lt the Olgans are kept Grim. Second Row, 1. to nr 1. Weidner, G. Rothenberger. 1n smooth running order, we may pro- B. Geiger. Standing are the advisers, Mrs. Harvey and duce a book recall fond mem- Miss Hoch. ories of happenings in the school year of 1950-51. For many of the seniors, this is their last year of school of any kind and so for those we certainly hope we have done our best. For the rest who enter colleges or business schools, we hope Super Bear will help them to remember their senior year. Sf, Like the ew York Times No Comic Strips The Cub BHSs student publ1cat1on IS the p1 oduct of a g1oup of hard WO1k1I1g Joulnal lS'CS who do the11 best each month to brmg students up to date on school news spolts and featules Eve1y Wednesday the fourth p6llOd IS a scene of penc1ls yel lovx pape1 quest1ons assign ments and uttei confuslon Slnce no 1ournal1sm coulse 1S offered at the h1gh school all WO1k on the papel IS done du11ng study p6l1OdS 01 after school The piesent staff COHS1StS of approxlmately twenty five mem be1s whlch 1nclude n1ne ed1to1s namely ed1tor IH ch1ef news ed1 ed1tor and sports ed1to1 Also a photo ed1tor C1lCl.ll21t1Ol'1 managel 1ng students are repo1te1s These leportels a1e dlvlded Here e find u ha d w k g P ess Club members Seat d LtoREl-Is NSatzJFr helse ALevngoodhuiess edto AK MLeegood StadgLtoRJRose ews ss tant e s di 0 S Mile ed to ch f exchange ed1tor and bus1ness managei The rema1n 1HtO groups each of wh1ch IS respons1ble f01 one of the Cub s fou1 pages The ed1tor 1n cha1 ge of each page g1011p asslgns StO116S to be completed w1th1n two weeks News coverage 1S no p1oblem to the Cub s edltors who d1V1dQ the faculty membe1s 1nto groups 2CCOld1Hg to the subjects they teach and asslgn each g1oup to a reporter The 1epo1te1s gathe1 the matellal Wllte the StOll6S and hand them to the page 6d1tO1S who 1n tu1n do p1 oofleadmg typmg and headl1n1ng The collected copy IS sent to the pr1nters who return lt w1th1n one week on p11nted galley sheets These a1e cut and pasted on a dummy page wh1ch g1V9S the 9d1tO1S an 1dea of how the f1n1shed ISSUS w1ll look The foul dummy sheets are then returned to the p11nte1 for final p11nt1ng At each publ1cat1on, newsstands a1e set up at school Mest s News Agency and Bause s Drug Store The Cub was formeily known as the Boye1town School News and has been called by 1tS plesent name for about elght yeals The newspaper 1S a membel of the Pennsylvan1a Scholastic Press ASSOCl3t10H the Natlonal SCh0l3St1C Pless ASSOC13tlOH Qulll and Scroll, and the Columbla Scholast1c Press Assoc1at1on The past year It 16C61V6d a first class latlllg f1 om NSPA Each year PSPA holds a two day conventlon, to which the Cub sends a number of representatlves ThlS year the conference was held at Central C3th0llC H1gh School, Allentown, in November Guest speaker at th1S gatherlng was Ed Sulllvan of telev1s1on fame, who was fo1me1 ly a newspape1 reporter. The staff also makes an annual trip to Penn State College to attend the convent1on there Sucre, from student and guest speakers, they obta1n 1nfo1mat1on and 1deas to 1mprove e paper In add1t1on to b11ng1ng out seven ISSUQS, the Cub staff 1S 3Ct1V6 ln many other ways du11ng the yea1 To F3186 the despe1ately needed finances f01 the Ma1ch ISSUE, the Journahsts took over the sponsorshlp of the annual tra1n races, formerly held by the Jun1or H1 Y Club. Between Wfltlng StO1'10S they found t1me to V1S1t the Readmg Eagle Seventy I I 0 0 9 O O O .JP ' W, fy- Q' R ', - if ,i 4 v,.., QI 77 y ,V I I I A , , . , - . . . . 1 D J . : Y x A ' 1 M 7 a a 1 . , 6 Q. . . - , 0 V ' - 1 x 'K 5 . . V , . I , r 1 . 1. I. u . ' , ' , w o r r - or in r . e , - - - - : . e s, . w r , . on ' r, . e , s n . ' ' . x i rg erver, . v n . n in , : . , n ter, agslgtant news edltgy, feature editor, Mr. Gilbert, sponsorg G. Haddad, photo editor, P. Long, - - 4 a is n w e t rg . i r, i r-ln- I8 . . . 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But till Flrt Class Here we find our mdustnous renorters for our school paper The Cub Seated L to R 'VI Houck assistant circulation editor S Sell feature edltor B Rhoads, M Levengood J Qulgley M Meek J Welss L Houck poll edltor Times and see a ieal papei being ploduced The Cub is a self suppoltlng newspapel, and deuves most of its finances fiom exchange column, which contained QXCQI pts fi om vauous school newspapeis thiough out the state The success of the Cub is due in part to the capable guldance of faculty advlseis M1 Hallyl Gilbeit teachei of social studies and guidance counseloi, Miss Marv Louise Pulnell, dean of g111S and social studies teachei, and Mlss V1019tM White, teachel of Latin and English What have we here More canable reporters They are L to R M Schrumn M Cressman G Llgnelll boys snorts edltor P Landis glrls suorts edltor S Moyer A Quigley Miss White sponsor M Gerhart G Flemmg uqs S uzfq in 9 55 9 99 V .P l .fa M if . 4 . . . . . '. . I subscriptions and advertisements. A new addition to the paper this year was an U I. n u . . n , n l . ' I A .L i J -A 343, l. f ,'r '4.-11' 3 se K -jj'If,.If-PD 11 LW? FQ ...Q--ff W ff W M A X ....i.. 1 q CQ ,VN 0' ' . M 'X' o O ' -EE x QT' 65 GD S I - - -iff-. 1 . lf 1 ..L. fl ' -5 ,ja .X KD i 5-' A J Kr X V. fff X I , f P X 6 X xx cs-w'G?f i ' Q 3 F MMM! 431' of -f Y Y ' its it ' if: , ' ll Us - M jx 12' 'fa' 4. 'FA' C7 aa f,:.-if 'tg 'Egf- 4- Mix QW ' X s 5,0 9 M 'nag 9 5 Wif- 'ESQJ .f? 'CN-fl X f JN eg-do 52,6 I ' f. y 5' , X X 'S ,.-V Q STP A J H'i?f'!x ' 9 -,,,.,f 2 Z XZ 7' f J 7 0 QV' X' ff' Y N x 'P T' Mi 6 Cf' .B 'S 1 xi ! .. . , L iff IKM' 7 X .. A J V VB,-f-f - X W ,' W ,III Cr,-:L4 N : A ,A T C- X - 1 ' if ..-:Cr x 1 ' '45 Y z 3 if EWHHRQX Y .4 r in JIVLQJ vp 5 l -N N- v- vvh va -oo 44' q Q' f x X S .J v ' 0 .Lic Y I 4 f :ff f .. V I , , ,..---ff 4 , ,I 'High aff? 12 ' ...LR ew Orleans Has Its Mardl Gras M Gerhazt relgned as queen of the 1951 B H S Gym Carnlval Her court of four glrls are standlng S Heydt and E Aston slttxng N Moyer and G Updegrove The sxng mg chorus from L to R S Kuser V Latshaw C Haddad D Stahl G Haddad J Rose D Johnson and R Schell To the tune of Let Me Call You Sweetheart the gxrls tap h3Dp1lV through flower be decked arches L Albrlvht and R Moore are the sweet hearts A Qulgley J Relg ner J Burkert and M Ger hart klck wlth a rlght foot As part of the boys games th1s team tugs w1th a m1ghty heave The boys on the Othel s1de of the floor are pulhng wlth all then' mlght too J Evans acts as a sort of referee The boys plctured here won th1s tug of War xi 'Q ggjiir fa' AX 15' fi in f Ev if f, ' . as . xl ' 0- .11 Jimi g M, ,I . f' W' , , , 'W' 2 .fir 1 . 'la'-A , Q Ellie Hart' Troop Sho P Landls and C Hartman dolng a pan tomme to the sweet strains of the Tennessee Waltz by Smke Jones that IS This was one of the funniest acts ln the Variety Show wluch was sponsored by the yearbook as a token of appreclatnon for the patrons of the annual Seuenty sw txons on hxs accordion He was accompamed by the B H S Dance Band The Berks County Pepperettes were part of the Med Tack Amateur Show These young ladles got thelr start at the Bally playground They are S Yergey G Flemmg J Qulgley E Frltz T Miller M Abrams ,, . . . R. Bartman entertained with a few selec- Our Blondie and Dog ood Roi n For a ight 'im Queen Jean Gr1m relgns with King Gene Rfothenberger at the annual Valentlne Krng and Queen of Hearts dance sponsored by the Trl H1 Y Queen Jean and Klng Gene made a very charmlng couple a well deserved honor bestowed upon them sea 61 Thelr majestles court was composed of fellow classmates Standmg L to beslde Jean and Gene N Rennmger and D Steltz Theo crowned the xox 11 couple for 1951 G Unger R Magee and R Schell Seated L to R S M11le1 J Seasholtz E Aston G Rennmger J Relgnel and J Hartllne lllfy sr o Ox 4 9 1 J DN J Q' O 5 ' . , 1 Na R: AL. Gresh, L. Hartline, and AW..Kulp. The 1950 Queen and King are standing ' d Bear It at 0ur Fri wg: E .Z Q 3 ' T 5 f 4 1355 1 Q 1 i in 2 :ff i M H a lgggw i i ? f .M 5 5 he E x V ! E 5 ,,, .,: . h 1 L... D' 1'lnx 'E' .am -K gg A WETZQ f v Ha 2 ugwuf f' C v Q, N EJ ...L F1 ', KOH Ex I Originators of Our Comic Book Bring chool to Life . . . Thrs group of line lookrng young people are students but not of B H S They came to us rn October from Ursrnus College to do therr practrce teachrng Effre Sregfrred German Natalre Johnson Englrsh Betty Keyser physrcal educatron Dorothy Sand beck socral studres Wrlber Wrmberg phy srcal educatron The best of luck to them' annual Book Week rn the Lrbrary The theme was based on crrcus trme Homeroom partres are always lots of fun and are looked for ward to br everyone Mrss Bent zens homeroom celebrated Val entrnes day bv sendrng Valen trnes to then frrends Refresh ments Vere also enjoyed durlng the half hour perrod alloted for the Valentrne partres No You re wrong' fhrs qurntet does not belong to a hrllbrlly group they are our own G Haddad grvrng us then rendrtron of A Bushel and a Peck as 'r specralty feature durrng the gym carnrval kk C. Haddad, D. Stahl, D. Johnson, J. Rose, and 0 Z . N I ' . W M, mm- ' I xx X Kg 1, x f X X X .4-1' , 1 1 f . I1 ,f X9 f' ,Q xx.. 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