Boyertown High School - Bear Yearbook (Boyertown, PA)

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Bottom Row L to R G Glomstad J Czapkewlcz M Knarr M E Weller B Gottshall E Drost R Bache lor R Frecon G Burkholder R Lelnbach Second Row L to R C Huber J Schnable E Body N Feather B Weiss J Dxerolf L Sullivan M Koons The Class of 1956' In a year they will be seniors But now they are concentrating on being the best Juniors ever We find as their officers and efflclent leaders Ronald Boyer Eleanor Specht secretary and Eugene Fox treasurer Serv1ng them well as adviser IS Mr Harry D Steckel These ambitious Juniors one hundred and eighty eight of them participate in many act1v1t1es at B A H S As participants in sports they really rate Many are out for two or three not only the boys but the glrls as well At the games we find some of the girls in the cheerleading section also Another d1v1s1on of interest to them IS music We find many in the band and orches tra The vocalists find pleasure 1n the chorus Although they are taken out of classes for rehearsals much to the dismav of the teach Tu enty ezght 11A A Clemmer Mr Mlroslaw Third Row L to R R Renmnger T Taggart B Smith P Harrison S Dlffenderfer M Weiser F Mau ger B Detwexler A Gilbert R Briggs T Castor B Davidson JUFLLOP 6155 ers it pays off when concerts are presented Some who really engoy music partlclpate in county district, or other speclal functions Other activities claiming some of our Jun iors as participants and leaders are Cub and Bear staffs Vlsual Aids Club and numerous others To the mind of every Junior comes dances other social functions, and class colors This year one of their big accomplishments was the annual Christmas Dance Slelghbell Sere nade A large crowd attended and enJoyed danclng to the music of Jlmmy Bolton The dance was announced a huge success With spr1ng Just around the corner every one is thinklng about the Junior Senior Prom Since It IS the most important dance for both classes much work must be done Commit tees have been chosen and some plans hate been made Mann memories of dates beautl , . : . , . ' , . . , . ' . 1 - - 1 - 1 -, 1 - ' ' ' , . : . ' , . , . , . , . , . . ' , . ' , - ' , . ' , . - , . I : . D , . I , . , ,- . ' , . ' , . ' , . , . e O O I . . , . . , . . . . , 1 u I u . o - presidentg Gene Kershner, vice presidentg - - - . 4. H Y Q , cc u ' - . . . 7 7 'Y . . n 'n . - . , . . . Y l , , . . . . . . l H I . . . . L , - YY ' . . D , , ! Y I . . , rr T, . ' , nw 1 L - I Uv ' A , '-

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,pn-J '1-K XMXK mitllil 9' 5 11B Q al Lwf' '- Bottom Row L to R R Borneman B Rauch E Gehman Mr Rohrbach Wlffe T Hake R Bauman G FOX J Peck A Mel Third Row L to R J Smlth E Gumther K Muller chef R Yoder M DelPozza E Schearer H Zelber R Hoppes D Second Row L to R E Zern C Sell J Longacre Harvey D Fram C Schanely R Schoch R Mlller D Levengood P Saylor, J ,, 419.2 Ql'll0I 5 0 0Ifl'L0l I 0lfU ful decorat1ons, tastv lefreshments, and loxe ly mus1c vull remaln 1n thexr m1nds for a long tlme Much ant1c1pat1on IS sensed as thls 6XCltlIlg ewent draws near Smce they w1ll be Ill the senlor class next year, the tlme has come vshen class colors vull be chosen As xou saunter through the halls you can hear lnterestlng d1scuss1ons on th1s lmportant subject Whatever then' declslon 1s, the colors wlll be used for those xerw 1m portant class sw eaters and also for the Bear As the year goes on, the Junlors mll p1e pale themselxes for the role of senxors Thex let the wax open for the next Jumors xx ho mll strlxe to keep the name of the Junlors out standlng The role of bemg senxors xx 111 be a harder task mth more complex problems than before No one doubts that The Class of 1956' Alvsax s strlxmgl SG JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated L to R E Fox treas E Specht sec R Bower pres G Kershner vlce pres 'Vlr Steckel adviser Tu 4 My num 0 s 1 5 O , , 1 r. tw- I0 x D Q A ' be ' ir- ' ' 7. A , Q- A 3' J, ' fl , faq, Q . 5 , e , 2 f'-,V ,4 P - W ,- A Q., .I V, X of ,N nf ' ' f - ' KW A, x l Q 4,,1:' ff lr y 4 6 S' R H . 1,1 I N A . 5 - I , . : . , . , . , . . 1 - f - v - , - , - ' ' , . : . ' , . ' , . ' , , ' . u y .1 , u I , Q , n , . i : . , . , . , , . , . . . , . , . , . . fi O e If I 0 0 j 'X u I . Y V . r Y. . w I 1 1 . '1 - v' 1 y v' - A A V A A ll 73 Y Y . . v v. ' . . 1 . , .3 . , . . . A J . lv y I: . , '