Boyertown High School - Bear Yearbook (Boyertown, PA)

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bus stop. B. Slemmer J. Quigley and other students arriving to start another day at Boyertown joint High School. The best remembered sign school El!! a Staffs Foreword Table of Contents Dedication Administratlon Faculty Sen1ors Junior Class Sophomore Class Junior High Clubs The Bear The Cub Sports Football . . . . . Hockey ...... . . Basketball ..,.... . . Girls Basketball . . . . Baseball ........ . . Girls Softball . . . . . Cross Country ..,. . . Track .......... . . Activities ...... . . Class Play .... . . Variety Show .... . Valentine Dance .,,. . . Special Events ..... . . Senior Prom . . . . . Patrons ...... .... 1 01 :J

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Volume XVI l954 BEAR EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Tiia Kari LITERARY STAFF Nancy Schoenly CEditorJ Eva Reidenauer Shirley Mantz Jeanette Reigner Nancy McBride Grace Welsh Carol Ann Sweinhart Carol Ann Bechtel Carol Ann Shelly Ruth Ann Briggs Frances Mauger Eleanor Zern Betty Weiss Mary Emma Weller Earl Guinther Dennis Harvey Robert Leinbach james Peck William Smith BUSINESS STAFF Patsy Bortz CEditorJ Janet Mest Jesse Rothenberger Louise Ann Sullivan Rosalie Brooke june Dierolf June Burdan jackie Schnable Peggy Saylor PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Charles Haddad CEditorj Eli Hare ART STAFF Patsy ,Iafolla CEditorj Martha Rothenberger ADVISERS Mr. Harry I. Gilbert Mrs. Margaret S. Hanley Miss Luella C. Hoch Mrs. Marion B. Harvey These boys are arriving from a rural district to start a new day at school. The ordinary purpose of a yearbook is to serve as a peg on which to hang one's memories. This year climaxes the achievement of a dream: our jointure. The purpose is to furnish the best possible educational opportunities for high school age children residing in the school districts. V Could our early educators come back, they would scarcely believe the progress our school has made in seventy-'five years. If in the United States, we had the fullest apprecia- tion of the superiority of our opportunities, I am sure we should work harder to deserve them. What we take for granted would, in many countries be regarded as miraculous beyond dreams. If we match the greatness of our opportunities with the greatness of our efforts, then we may be assured that this school and our country may be soundly secure in its future. . .

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MISS WINIFRED Y. MUYER The first B.J.H.S. Bear is dedicated to Miss Winifred Y. Moyer for her long and faithful service as a teacher in the Boyertown High School. Miss Moyer spent the early part of her life on a farm, and always enjoyed nature and outdoor life. She likes traveling by plane or by car. On a nice afternoon one can probably find her at a golf course, or wandering through the woods. So we, the students of B.J.H.S., show our appreciation by dedicating the 19S4 Bear to you, Miss Winifred Y. Moyer.