Boyertown High School - Bear Yearbook (Boyertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

1959 Bear Boyertown Area Hugh School Bnyertown, Pennsylvania l.....L. -:W-ibliun 1 , 9 -Z1-if x mike fi 3 'Q' wzaif' -.-., x FUREWURD The purpose of a lughfhouse IS fo gulde and profeci' shlps a+ sea from hidden dangers We as Sensors can now look back upon our years a+ B A H S and realnze ihai' our school has 'ful fllled fhls need 'For us Year a'H'er year +he beacon of ihls llghfhouse whlch has been our gulde has led us +o fuller learning and undersfandmg Now af lasl' we shall fake 'I'he knowledge gamed 'lhrough our labors and fhus armed launch our ships mio +he deeper wafers of fhe 'Fufure Each of us as ihe pllof of has own shup can look ahead wlfh eager anhclpahon fo fhe chal lenges of life far from ihe profecfed wafers of +hls harbor And In la+er years as we are shll searchmg ou'I' and duscovermg ihe many new fhlngs of llfe fhe memorles of fhls haven which are now so sharp will fade lnfo obscurl+y If IS fhe purpose of fhls book +o refrace The even+s of fhns lourney and fo preserve fhem as a refresher for +he 'fuiure YEARBUUK STAFF Bonnle Lou Wasley Janei' Smnfhson Eugene Krlebel Joan Bauer James Longacre Mary Seasholiz Beafrlce Weidner Susan Mercer Barbara Trace Margarei' Carr Rose Marne Chleffo Mary EH'a Lafshaw Emily Lafshaw Barbara Johnson Blanche Curhs Allce Cardy Suzanne Hafer Doris Hess Wllfred Plclcar Larry Plclcar Edrfor ln Chief Llferary EdlfOf Llferary Sfaff Llferary Sfaff Llferary Sfaff Lrferary Sfaff Ari Edlfor Aff Sfaff Arr Sfaff Aff Sfaff Arf Sfaff Business Co Manager Business Co Manager Business Sfaff Business Sfaff Business Sfaff Business Sfaff Business Sfaff Phofography Co Edlfor Phofography Co Edlfor CUNTENTS Dedica+ion . .. Adminisfrafion and Faculfy Senlor Foreword Seniors Senior Dlrecfory Senior Dedlcahon Juniors Sophomores Foofball Cross Counfry Baslcefball Hockey Girls Baslcefball Cheerleaders Bear Cu S'I'uden+ Councll Trl HI Y HI Y FTA F F A G L C Vlsual Aids Busmess Educahon Band Chorus Color Guard Class Play Chrlsfmas Dance Tangerme Bowl Valenhne Dance Varle'ry Show Sensor Dlary Pafrons H y y yy f Q -- ,,-- Donna Conrad. .... ,l,. lrl. S , ,r....,..,,. .Business Sfaff ' ' -Club DEDICATIUN Throughouf has years as heal+h and physical educa hon feacher and coach of foofball and baseball M Fry has been admlred and respecfed by fhe s+uden1's of Boyerfown Area Hugh School To all young men who have come under his leadership he has faughl' fhe meanmg of good sporismanshlp and fair play noi' only lmporfanl' con+es+ lufe n+sef ln apprecuahon of his conirubuhons fo fhus school and :ls youfh we dedlcafe fhe I959 Bear 'l'o Mr Warren O Fry ' , r. in fhe classroom or on fhe afhlelic field, bu'r in +he all- Q -- . . 1 . Leadership HIGH SCHUUL AIJMINISTRATIUN Mrs Arllne H Fryer Mr. Harry I. Gilbert B.A., Pennsylvania State University M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Senior High School Principal Millersville State Teachers College Mrs Faye S Ludy Boyertown Area High School Secretary to the Principal BS New York University Actmg Administrative Assistant to the Senior High School Prrncfpal Co ordmator of Language Arts Area English M.S., University of Pennsylvania 6 Mnss loss E Beekey AB Bryn Mawr College Kutztown State Teachers College Middlebury College German Spanish Russian Cub Adviser Mr. Warren O. Fry B S, M Ed , Temple Unlverslty Co ordmator of Health and Safety Edu cation Area, Health and Physical Educa hon, Football and Baseball Coach, Faculty Manager of Athletrcs Mrs Martha G Chrlstman BS Temple Umverslty Muhlenberg Col lege Pennsylvania State Unlversnty Homemakmg Future Teachers of Amenca Adviser Mr Clarence G Gerhart, Jr. BS, Kutztown State Teachers College, MEd, Pennsylvania State Unlversaty Arts and Crafts, Yearbook Adviser -a fix' Mr Barry Fusher BS Kutztown State Teachers College Socral Studres English Mr. E. Alan Gernerd BS, Kutztown State Teachers College, MA, lehugh University Co ordmator of Math and Scaence Area, Chemistry Chairman, Semor H S Currrculum Commrttee ! '::L 'es - ' . ' N t . . . ' , l ' -. 4 , ' 4. V - , I . . l u I I . . 4 ' - fr., I . . N u . , ty, . Q , , ' A ,fe , , , . , nr . I ' , I -7 .. . 7-N. -A-1.-A H -.fb-5213-9'f, A ' -.' 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Qs Mrs Wllhelmlne B Lysmger AB Temple Unlverslty Graduate Work Temple University Eng lrsh German Mr Stanley C Madera BS Millersville State Teachers College Co-ordmator of the Industrial Arts Agn culture Art Metal Shop Areas T, p , A T v ,. .. ' . ' , 1 - . I I . ' 11 1 'ts 'l' l 5 Q r l 5 T lg U Q: ra I 4 'FV' ld ' 5',QW,,-fa , . I B lllli 'rf X' W4 I ll l --, : .., ' ' '. .., ' '. .., ' ' . ,y,a:5' e ', ' ', - . ', . , , . rel li i li - ' wwe g' rj ? 8 i g 2 1 Q r Mr Evan A Maxwell BA Pennsylvanua State Umverslty Englrsh Umted States History Mr Wallace C Musser BS Kutztown State Teachers College MS Temple Unlverslty Biology Physrcal Science Mr Jerome Merkel BS East Stroudsburg State Teachers Col lege MA New York Umversnty Dnver Education and Tramlng Mr Nicholas Noel, Jr BS Mlllersvnlle State Teachers College M Ed Temple Unlversnty General Mathematrcs Assistant Football and Baseball Coach Class ol T960 Ad wser Mr Russell E Mlllard BS Albnght College Algebra General Mathematics Basketball and Golf Coach 1 Mrs Loulse K Nyce BS Kutztown State Teachers College llbranan Senror Class Play Director Tr:H:Y Adviser l Y ' Mlss Wmlfrecl Y Moyer Kutztown State Teachers College BS Muhlenberg College Biology K1 -'U 8 1-C !7 .l' ' , N . . . . . , w , : .. 4 t n 1 . . 5 . c . 0 '- . u I. . T , . . , 'tw i. 7 1 x,K,,,,1 ' 'xfcq be A f c Yu Aff. 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CID f I'l'l Z As we look fhrough fhe por+hole of lufe we fhunlu of fhe fufure Thus us a bug iurnung poun'I' un our luves We are ready fo saul 'forfh wufh fhe knowledge we have acquured durung our school years Wufh us we fake many fond memorues H' was lusf fhree shorf years ago fhaf we sfarfed our sophomore year under full saul In command of our shup were James Longacre presudenl' Barry Boriman vuce presudenf Barbara Spechl' secrefary Davud Rofhenberger freasurer Among fhe pleasanf memorues of our sophomore year us our 'l'rup lo New Yorlu Cufy Thus was 1'he year we receuved our class rungs and affer 'lhai' we fel? we were fruly a par? of 'lhe lufe al' BAH S ln 57 we enfered fhe new hugh school buuldung as lunuors Ruchard Nuss was elecfed presudenl' Barry Bor+man vuce presudeni' Barbara Spechl' secrefary Mary E'Ha Laishaw freasurer Sporfs and ofher achvufues fool: up much of our fume We were proud of our prom Nufe on fhe Nule and fhe many monfhs of preparafuon lunger un lhe memorues of everyone Our senuor year was +he hughlughl' of all our school years We organuzed our class wufh Ruchard Nuss presudenf Barry Borfman vuce presudenf Mary Seasholfz secrefary Mary EHa Lafshaw freasurer proudly Soon ul' was fume 'For senuor por1'rau1's fo be falcen fhen +ryou+s for The class play Under +he durechon of Mrs Louuse K Nyce our play A Connecfucuf Yankee un Kung Arfhurs Courf was fermed a huge success The clumax of our senuor year came ai' graduahon June 2 when we receuved our duplomas Thus was an evenl' fo be long remembered un fhe hearf of each senuor The Class of 'I959 wull always be remembered for ufs close com panuonshup and fune leadershup We musf leave buf we shall never forget our three memorable years spent at B A H S A l 5 ,V 2 1 1 ff u ' ' ' . : llf 1 ' L . . . . . .' . . 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' ' V .. fi l 5' l ll 1.7 X 1 l 1 Twe- emu' Dolores Ann Asthermer Academic Lorne vigorous cheer leader lrkes slnglng and dancmg wants to be a clunucal speech thera pnst maybe thats why she talks so much Joyce Bauman Commerctal chlc dresser wnth a wntty personahty great rusher In hockey love that blonde hour hopes to be a medtcal secretary l . I I t tl ' , 4 t um -Q ,, .AA. , ,, . A ' M 'kif7Q5f1t 301,13 W., , 2 Leroy Badman Mrchael Barkasl Tipp Joan Bauer Agrtculture fooling around trucks ns General Make obvtously not Academic talkatuve gets thlngs a favorlte pastnme can be found backward where gurls are concerned done cheerful determuned weldung In hrs spare hme clesptses habitually late for classes has a thrives on good books wushes to Englush class preference for old cars become deaconess Roger Bauman Jane Lounse Bechtel General one of the class comedians Commerctal Janne can be seen rated as an expert when It comes talking wtth the boys whnz In short to cars wall study to be a mechanic hand well lnked by all secretarial ambmons un the future 9 + jr 1 e s M , y ip tit l. s B r r . 3 B. tp: ,gf it igtta A 1, it i ? at gl .kk Q .1914 r earl .lffl i g12gittft5t . VH 5515 r . t r r t B W . . . . A Qlft-fs. l ' H l ' l 'lt 15 s lg wg I Sit Z! 2 la! ta fs ,. S ENIURS Melanie Beekman George Beller Academic Me easuly seen b Academnc welcome help un physlcs cause of her haur cant resust gettmg active Luther Leaguer does has unto mischief goes for Ilttle men best nn Spamsh lnkes swnmmmg and teachlng IS seen nn her future Roger Berky Commercial very sports mmded senior rates baseball first basketball runs a close second has an Interest nn gardenmg Daryll Bensnng General Dunk can always be heard talking from one end of the hall to the other sports enthuslost Ice skatlng future businessman chess champ at home wuth cards sr Ns Linda Bleber Garnett Mane Blshe Ronald Blttlng Commercaal pert and pretty blue eyed Commercral short In helght but tall Awdemlr 0UlSPOkel'l when he laughs mass lnkes secretarlal work has a an personaluty knows all about book likes SC'enCe e5PeC'0llY SPUCG SVOTIGS great sense of humor keeping drives a car with ease dreams of d 'V'n9 U f0 el9l1 Sports secretary gf the fuqure car rates Pottstown gurls hvghly Q, 2 y l i ik' t i . y nf l 1 ,Q . 1 rr l f ' Q if- Qt t f. I1 as 5 a l l S ,T 4 wx? Q 'ls 2 J 'l, t tyl? tt e ll : -iy ft . H. ,i yn fl E 1'l F3 ' ' ' UNL. '. Ie- ' '. l t!! W! . . . . . . . I . I Sir il S lt l ' I 'lxl. ll ltyk A h A K at A ,V t 55 5 ii, 35. s NJ' ' . ' ' ' 'b l l'i1' '. , ' '. :iw E 'qht ,, m , '6 li' al it ' l 3 le 1 A ' ,, 1,. 2 I J - - i rv' 'hiv- Jeanette Marne Bleller Annette Loulse Blom James Boettner Barry Bortman Commercral answers to the name of Shorty keeps the post olllce busy potaent reader has her sughts dancer always helpmg others popular wuth classmates deluverung letters marriage nn the armed on the teaching professnon art class usually nn good splrnts un command loves hus future plans to be an orchltect an advocate of dances the band movmg 'lbw 'lW 'wg 'em-. Dawn Boughter Davld Bower Donald Brooke General usually heard commg Academnc Mouse snaps pictures ACUdel7llC rules basketball l0pS through the hall always comblng her for the Cub enloys Mr Hartmans model plane enthusuast one of the very long half alms to be a recep social studies class has an attractnon few carrot tops un the class future tnomst m Phoemxvllle may become a teacher engineer K, tl t .42 Academic Interested ln the FTA Commercial Jimmy exceptlonal Academic toots the llcorlce stuck 33 second DeSoto keeps e. 4 's A s , ll all s wwe l l , ll ez l4'l s of t E5 iii' l M 3643? flu Sf: il' 's 0 Flfg ., 5- V. l,l H ' l' ,! .g -if , . V j 17 he ' ' Q t , ' q . 1 t -' 1 . 1 47-ex 5 -ss 4.64 if 'har 0 Helga Brudke Joanne Brunner Carol Ann Buchter General friendly usually quiet Acaclemnc usually quuet pleasant Commercial swell personality amuses herself wnth cats ust semor Elvns fan not very fond Inkes to get out on the dance floor gets to class nn tnme In the morning of studyung marraage as seen In her flnally overcame her fear of her oy one of our future nurses future 3' Wi 1 '1 ' Muldred Buzby Sam Cardy Mary Frances Carr Ruth Chnttlck Commercial Mlllle engoys Mr General Tiger athletncally Commercsal active nn muslcal actxvl Academic Ruthue football fan Sells bookkeeplng classes future chned goes huntlng smooth tres frowns upon concented people advocate of plays and classical muslc secretory and easygonng loves food friendly dancer advocate of school actnvltles future housewufe enloys dancing mfluenced by Bohemxan customs hus plans for the future mclude the wnth a certann fellow fond of traveling will never forget US Navy Friday the 'l3th , v t l 'l ' V if I t l ole, -lf ' A f N H i- 4 K .t', , 1 W f il w i l ' hllli ' ' 'L-s +t,32 f+ fr'1 Zwg . ' etce U not tt 11 l ,pelflit Qi taht it I En ' '51 Ril -gill fl 10, ls tit: gf 'ffl tl lx lil-ll! 2553: tie- il :Q 'f 1 lvl-K lfftlll v'l fits: swf .l',HlA ' ' -g: -- '.'ir Q Stflllll 175 ffl - ' - Q - - itil. pg: 1., ' - 4 gfpjtli ,572 b- , L f 1 . I ' E . . friend's motorcycle. 4: llllt- ll l l jzfyfl' 1 .. - 5? TY V+ t t e it it- ' , .R K. r iff Hill . - t if ' ' - :il R ' I, ieijjtiil A , 4 s ' alma? me Qi ,lljw Q1!'lf'E o 'lrkl s ?'.gzgi'- lfl.El'l!l gtlilsg iliwlflg :Fi start ees -' '1I'f EI . . . 5-ftfl-lc V-izialilf ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ::f2?rLX V .... ... .... l .... ' ... . ' ... fiilzsg , ., . - . l . 1 4 18 ,?V'f: -7 ,F 11 'Q ff :ii .Q if . I 1-Q ff 114 Patrlcua Cocclu General o pleasant never sugned a truce wnth her shorthand book looks forward to dances hopes great competntor un all sports to enter some branch of nursang gurls and cars '-zzz' Ruth Dlerolf Wulham Rlchard Dlllon Emma Jane Dotterer Commercial Ruthie wonderful Academrc Duck Mr Sells :deal Commercial twlrls that baton wuth personaluty usually found welghmg physucs student doesnt belleve ease rates bowling tops secre out mace or runmng after Porky over workmg the braln duslnkes Eng tanal work an the future always checks Pottstown ln her 53 Chevy ps easy to get along with teasmg 1 1 ll llf xl v R' 5 1 l z , ' 1 1 1 Kenneth Conrad Rnchard Cook Juduth Ann Davudhenser lndustnal Art Kenny holds down General Cook muscle builder Academnc Judy frnendly the end posltnon on the football team doesnt get along well with teachers weakness for sweaters and pans nkes detests chemlstry Spanish IS capable serlous or gay dehmtely not hrs favornte sublect dnctates Readxng Hosp: this future nurse as tal the mood wlll gain SENIUR Fredonna Drues General Donna llkes deep sea fishing steers clear of telephone poles Dons Ehst Leroy Ehst Commercial excellent alto ln chorus General all round good guy works with church groups friendly works on the farm enloys commg to dusposltlon Wednesdays expression dances prefers the passlve sports Goody I have gym today 1' - Ll ii ! .loan Eckert Commercial dancing appeals to her admures a certam fellow from Read nntends to do secretarual work Ronald Engleman Genefvl 6 basketball as on the top of has agenda durmg hs spare tlme he can be found foolmg around has car Patrlcla Ann Eddmger Commercral a a cheerful senior often dnscovered reading a llbrary Davld Erb Commercial Dave great spmner of records usually found washing dishes at a local restaurant midget of the class a future dnsc lockey - f': E A Q 5 , l ' A L ' ' ' f 2: J lr If I G 4 ' ,rr , A I . H 5 ' l A t A e t Q- ' u 4 31 A V '- ip 1 I I l ' 'r . 1 .t A' ' -. l if : I' 1 1 e -' rs 'l ' 5 f si ' t 3' :lf 5 l l 'lj' H flf . .. . mi? cgi, :Nj If Q' l- It ' ' '...Pt... ' ,l li ' ' 5 E . . . plans to enter beauticion school. ing . . . loves Italian sandwiches . . . book . . . needle and thread fan. ' cffwt ,ig 1t:lff.mlflQ sl 'la ,rr ntl si Qilzi ,llll fllzll ful' .Mg 2lQ?l,- l QM l 'lqll' tasty :-all .Elm 3 'PQ : '.r T ' ls? ' ' ' - - Rd . . . . . ... D I... ...u .-. I . .-. .nn ' -,'w5,3--- n 'illlf ' ' ', ' . ' ' ' gggfzit H ,,, . . . li f . . . lil f 20 ' ' ! Q ' it l , li l x tl is-vs Robert Evans Barbara Ann Faut Patricia Fram Mary Sue Frecon General s takes excellent care Commercial very active in sports and Commercial a excellent at Academic ue a natural wut of his 52 Chevy very neat in ap bond gym classes rate high with maneuvering those knitting needles Frank Sinatra makes her sigh often Knights hockey team tn the dining room always checking a intends to become another the halls durmg classes Christian Dior qw-MY we . 5 1 r 4 ,u r s. 1 James Freed Barbara Fronhelser Sandra E Fronhetser General im usually wears a Academic usually talking or laughing Commercial Sandy can really . serious expression plays on the foot leads the cheerleaders pleasant twirl that baton thinks bookkeeping ball team gives the Impression l sharp dresser loves sports is tops plans to attend business , t being half asleep gets along well with everyone school l , 4 V l l Z , l 1 i : 5 .- '- t t I ' l A , l ll t -JS:-ff'7'f1A 25? wjig' , i K 7 ' l K i i . 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Nw, ag 5 4+ Henry H Heumbach Frederuck R Heuntz, III Maruan Pcuulune Herbst D0l0reS Hess General Hank cuslomuzes hus hot Academuc Fred always smulung General well luked quuet Academuc baseball fan 4l Mercury lukes gurls especually has a funny laugh often changes lustens to Glenn Muller records reads to travel Ufvlmd H19 world that certaun one when trouble comes hus mund proved to be the thurd un her spare tume nursung us pre her QFBUYGSY pleasure Oh no' Not uguun' could do wuthout the Language Arts classes ducted for her future seem to upprecucute entrance to Aluce Faye Hetruck Dale Heydt Andrew Huruak Commercual swell gal wll do Commercual hugh stepper un color General Andy rudes around anythung concerned wutlu art easy to guard flne chnplaun of Tru HuY a 36 Dodge puckup one of the loud get along wuth sewung us favorute welllulced marruage plans for the dfUfl'lmeI'S H1 the band handyman postume future around the house hopes tallung lust cannot exams -' ' ' ' ' ww 1 lu ,lg lull ll u - u u up H .l u l ' ur T ' 2 u as - c 'Q' ,Q so ,Sf u ui l 'l Q- ' E l , - lj 5 Vu 3 li 2 . 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'sr'..tv 'N RISE!!! 1 I x E r Q.. 1 , 5 r . i E SE NIO Raymond Schreyer Mary Seasholtz Drake Seymour General practically llves nn the woods Commercaal records the Senlor Class General has one special gurl Hurts an expert In hunting trapping and minutes dates on anything red with all the rest partlclpant In base medlcal records In the future much for studying Donna Mae Shade Robert Wnlllam Shafer Gene Shane Barry Shollenberger Commercral a follower of popular Agnculture Bobby lnkes art Agnculture spends much of hls time Academrc peps up the band wuth musac well llked by everyone stnctly an undnvudualnst ree looting nn class keeps to hlmself most hrs cool trumpet popular guy pleasant personaluty sincerely unter tume ns spent ndmg Kung will be a ol the time wants to be a farmer likes sports cars tolerant of good ested m library work former humor I ' SQ ' ' E -:V -ll 3 'A , , f' .N 1 I 1 , , I 1 1 E - 5 I E , r 1 ' te? f If .1 1 , E 'His I t 1, .4 , gfe- i l + 5 1 ': l l , . is ' g'.4 I l' l -'l-Al ' ' E 'V 4: l 1 Ill if ' Q e as I 1 1 ,. 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Laura Wills Academic Lone likes to teach dancing great as a friend loys history cass plans to attend college QA ,..-v Ronald Wood Mary Ellen Wren Ray Yerger General Ronnie can be found Academic easygolng listens to General bane of English teachers of the time spends his spare time book aspires to be a social worker motorcycle races takes advantage working faithful letter writer hunting season 1 ' Margaret Yost Janice Youse Michael Zelber fommercral Maggie prefers rock Academic hard worker In Color Agriculture Mike nice guy and roll music over other kinds wa Guard leader of FTA writes likes to live it up on weekends probably be a typlst after graduation good fiction stories plans to teach working In a factory is seen in his future 42 ...wk Mary Ann Yoder General a very quiet senior its safe to turn her loose In a kitchen Ag Af Carol Ann Zllinslu Academic industrious creates fun wherever she goes helps the GLC cause plans to be another Florence Nightingale ex 1 56. 39' under the hood of his '53 Mercury most your troubles . . . detests carrying a note- terrific swimmer . . . ardent viewer of creative with a needle and thread . . 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I - - - 1 ' I . . 44 Gabel, Gerald 326 S Reading Ave Boyertown Football K1 2 33 Baseball K1 2 33 Gabel, Paul leroy 100 S Madison St Boyertown Gebhard Theodore R D 1 Perkromenvrlle Gehman, James K D 1 Ba Chorus K1233 County Chorus K33 Gehman, lmda 721 Oak Sl Boyertown Yearbook K23 Business Educatnon Club KPres 33 Gehman, Ruth Bally Chorus K1 2 33 Gehrrs, Richard Sassamansvllle FFA K1 Treas Gerhard, Jr Paul J Band K2 33 Chorus K13 Gerhart, Robert W Star Route Bally Chorus K2 33 Select Chorus K2 33 Track K1233 Debate K1233 C ss ay Gllbert, John Wllllam Bechtelsvllle Band K1233 Dance Band K1233 Golf Team K2 33 Grlbert, Kelth D 115 N Monroe St Boyertown Marchmg Band K2 33 Concert Band K2 33 Dance Band K2 33 Baseball K13 Vnsual Alds K1 2 33 Debate K12 33 Cub K2 Edrtor ln Chief 33 P S P A Confer ence Co Student Charrman Graber, Joan Dolores R D 1 Ba o Business Educatlon Club K33 Concert Band K1233 Marching Band K1233 SENIUR DIRECTORY Gross, Joan S 542 N Reading Ava New Berlmvllle Business Educohon Club K33 Haas, Curtls, R R D 1 Perklomenvllle Haas, Kenneth E 255 N Franklin St Boyertown Horner, Carl J 640 Highland Ave Boyertown Football K1233 Track K1233 Band K1 33 Cub K1 2 33 Debate K1 2 33 tu dent Council K23 Visual Aids K12 Pres 33 Class Play Hartman, David l R D 3 Boyertown Football K12 CoCapt 33 Basketball K123 Baseball K1233 HIY KTreosurer 2 Hartman, Fay Elame R D 1 Boyertown 631 Rhoads Ave Boyertown Buslness Educatuon Club K33 Heckman, Mary Ellen R D 3 Boyertown Hell, Clnltord 410 E Phila Ave Boyertown Band K1233 Dance Band K1233 Brass Ensemble K1233 Hermbach Henry H R D 2 Boyertown Football K13 Helntz, lll Frederick R Perluomenvrlle Football K1 2 33 Herbst, Marian Paulrne Bechtelsvllle Hess, Dolores Ann Hetrlclr, Allce Faye R D 2 Boyertown Business Educotlon Club K33 Heydt Dale 635 S Reading Ave Boyertown Color Guard K1233 Tn HIY Busmess Education Club K33 Hlrlak, Andrew R D 1 Perklomenvllle Band K1233 Hobson, Marlon Laura R D 1 Perluomenvrlle K1233 A K1233 Girls ee Clu K23 Cu K1 23 Hoffman, Glorla J 300 Front St Boyertown Hoffman, Glona V R D 1 Boyertown Tru HI Y K13 Busmess Educatlon Hoffman, Sandra June 15 E Third St Boyertown Business Educatron Club K33 Holeclu, John J 626 E Phtla Ave Boyertown Hr Y K23 Hug Rosemane R D 1 Bechtelsvrlle FTA K33 Chorus K13 Isett, James Bechtelsvllle Jacob, Mary Ann Bally Buscness Educatlon Club Johnson, Ronald R R D 1 Boyertown A K1 Jones, Earl Perlrromenvllle Cub Basketball K33 Baseball KM r 13 Kelm, Ruth Ann D 3 Boyertown 513 Montgomery Ave Boyertown Business Education Club K33 33 Keller, W Sterlmg 16 Fairview St Boyertown Kemmerer, Larry Barto Klrk Donald R D 2 Boyertown HI Y K2 33 Kllne, Harvey D I Ba Klutschkowskn Manfred New Berlfnvrlle Basketball K1 2 33 Baseball K2 33 Koch, Prlscrlla M Main St Bally Business Education Club K33 Kranch Robert C Manatawny Rd Pottstown Student Councll K23 HIY Knebel, Eugene R D 1 Grlbertxvrlle Debate Club K2 33 HnY K2 Pres 33 Class Play Kulp Barbara Jean R D 1 Perluomenvrlle Twurlmg Corps K2 33 Class Play Kulp Charles R D 1 Perluomenvllle Landls, Barry R D 1 Grlbertsvrlle Landis, Dona M 228 E 4th St Boyertown Hockey K13 Cub K1 Co News Editor 2 33 Twlrlmg Corps K1 23 Chorus K1 2 33 IY K12 Sec 33 A K123 Brum ettes K1233 Debate K1233 Latshaw, Mary Etta Barto Chorus K1 2 33 F TA K2 Treas 33 Year book KBuslness Mgr 233 Class Treas urer K2 33 Debate K123 County Chorus K1 2 33 . . , . . , h - 7 't Y. - - I . 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' ' : R. . , - 5 - : 45 Lehmann, Donald P R D 1 Bechtelsvllle Lendy Margaret Karen 105 N Readrng Ave Boyertown Color Guard 12 31 Twlrllng Corps 111 Hoc ey 111 T HTY 11231 De ate 31 C b 11 Sports Editor 2 31 Class Play Lembach, Rose Lellanl R D 1 Douglassvllle Glrls Glee Club 121 Lelster, Dorothy E 522 Montgomery Ave Boyertown Student Councrl 111 Tr HnY 121 GLC 12 31 Basketball 11231 Hockey 1Mgr Lenster, Glorla J Obelisk Gnrls Glee Club 121 Levengood, Paul R D 2 Boyertown FFA 11 Reporter 2 Vuce Pres 3 u Llngenfelter, Wllllam R 109 N Walnut St Boyertown Football 1121 Longacre, Faith L Bally Student Council 121 Longacre, James Barto Chorus 1121 Select Chorus 11231 County Chorus 11231 Class Presndent 111 Yearbook 131 Student Council 131 Marsh Henry R D 1 Perlrromenvrlle Football 1121 Cross Country 11231 Track 11231 Martln, Kenneth 214 E Phila Ave Boyertown Mest, Bertme Carol R D 1 Boyertown SENIOR IJIREIITURY Mest, Terry Ray R D 1 Perluomenvllle Visual Auds 11231 Cass Pay Muller, C Donald D Boyertown Muller, Ellen L Bally Junior Red Cross 111 Student Councll 131 Busmess Educatnon Club 1Treas 31 Moore, James Joseph R D 1 Bechtelsvrlle Track 12 31 Moser, Marlene L D 1 Ba Busmess Educataon Club 131 Moyer, Barbara Dolores 926 Montgomery Ave New Berlmvllle T HIY 1121 Busmess Educatnon Club Moyer, Curtus M Bechtelsvrlle 26 Falrvrew St Boyertown Hockey 1121 Basketball 11 Mgr 21 Hu Y 11 2 31 b G C Twurllng Corps 111 Busmess Educatlon Club 131 Moyer, Rrchard Lee Bechtelsvllle Mutter, Leo Danlel Bally Nagle Ronald 535 E 4th St Boyertown Nuss, Rnchard Conrad Bechtelsvllle Football 112 CoCopt 31 Chorus 12 Select 31 County Chorus 12 31 Student Councll 121 Visual Alds 11231 Class Presldent 12 31 Pennypacker, Henry C R D 2 Boyertown Cub 1Curculatlon Mgr 31 Qurcksell, Mnchael Gllbertsvrlle Rahn, John Perkromenvrlle FFA 112 Treas 31 Reutsnyder, Ruchard R D 1 Bechtelsvllle Rentnauer, Mark E 504 S Readmg Ave Boyertown Ren nl nger, Arlan E Frederick Vlsual Aids 11 231 Renmnger, Jean B Box 306 R D 1 Boyertown Yearbook 121 Busmess Education ub Rhoads, Lawrence L R D 2 Boyertown Rhoads, Sandra Gall 606 E Phrla Ave Boyertown Chorus 11231 Select Chorus 12 31 G L C 12 31 Color Guard 12 31 Hockey 11 2 31 Basketball 12 31 Softball 11 31 County Chorus 131 Rhone, Thomas Garth R D 3 Pottstown Hn Y 11 2 31 Baseball Manager 12 31 Rosenberry, Judlth A R D 1 Perkromenvrlle TrlHnY 12 31 Business Education Club Rothenberger, Davld Grlbertsvllle Class Treasurer 111 Rothenberger, Eugene Rlchard New Berlmvrlle Rowland, James 101 Farm Frederick Football 111 Track 11231 Debate 111 Cross Country 12 31 Class Play Salaneck, Wllllam R Douglassvllle Yearbook 111 Vnsual Auds 11231 Bos ketball 11231 Sands, Dolores Ann R D 1 Perluomenvrlle Twlrlmg Corps 12 31 Busmess Educatnon Club 131 Schadler, Paul R D 3 Boyertown Baseball 11231 Schaeffer, Joanne A R D 2 Boyertown Twurlung Corps 1121 Basketball 111 urs Glee Club 121 Busmess Education Club 131 Schaeffer, Stewart Roy Bechtelsvllle Baseball 1121 Schaffer, Judlth 44 Wilson Ave Gllbertsvllle Twurlmg Corps 12 31 Busmes Educatron Club 131 Schanely, Carol Ann 49 E Phila Ave Boyertown Bruunettes 11 2 31 Chorus 11 231 FTA ec Cu 123 Tn u Select Chorus 11231 Color Guard 121 County Chorus 12 31 Schock, Roland H 100 N Readmg Ave Boyertown Band 112'31 Dance Band 1121 Bas ketball Manager 111 Schreyer, Raymond R D 3 Pottstown Seasholtz, Mary Ethel R D 1 Perluomenvllle Hockey 112 Capt 31 Basketball 1121 TrlHlY 11231 GLC 12 31 Tum lung Club 12 31 Yearbook 131 Prom Com mlttee CoChanrman Cub 111 Business Education Club 131 Class Secretary 131 I ' ' -- 1 I I 1 ' ' -- 1 - I - - . . , ' ' , R. . 3, .. . - . . k 1 ri- '- - - 1 b . . . . . , ' ' 1l-2- 1 F.T.A. 11-215 U ' , - - - , ' ' ' 2 i- '- 1 - - - ' ' 1 '. .I , R. . , rto ' ' 5 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . - , . . , G' 1' 1 G.L.c. 12-311 31. - I . . 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U' Q l . . , I l '- '- - - 5 . . . - 1 b ' ' ' 46 Seymour, Drake 103 N Walnut St Boyertown Baseball 11231 Basketball 1 Shade, Donna Mae Obelisk Business Education Club Shafer, Robert Wllllam R D 1 Green Lane Shane, Gene R D 3 Boyertown A 11 Shollenberger, Barry P 28 College St Boyertown Band 11231 Dance Band 11231 Base ball 121 Student Councll 121 Slballc, Kathryn M Bally Glrls Glee Club 121 Smlth Danlel G Gnlbertsvflle u ent Councnl 1Pres 31 FFA Smlth Sandra Kay Shanesvllle 11231 A 12 Vlce Pres Smlthson, Janet Eleanor 34 E Phila Ave Boyertown Basketball 112 Capt 31 Softball Man ager 12 31 Yearbook 1Llterary Edltor 31 Specht Barbara Jean 24 E 4th St Boyertown r :Y 123 Cub 11 Feature Ed Assocnate Ed 31 Cheerlng 11231 D bate 11231 Class Secretary 1121 Stu dent Councal 1Sec 31 Softball 1Asst 11 Spencer, Jean Sltanesvflle Spohn, Glona Fay 317 W Phila Ave Boyertown Cub 12 31 TnHlY111 Class Play Busl ness Education Club 131 SENIOR DIRECTORY Stauffer, Karl H 627 Hlghland Ave Boyertown Ha Y 1Sec 2 Vnce Pres 31 B seball Football Manager 11231 Sta uffer, Richard Lee 704 S Readmg Ave Boyertown Baseball 112 Co Capt 31 Stephen, Joanne 121 Marlon St Boyertown Chorus 111 TrlHlY 121 Stanley, Esther D Sassamansvrlle Stoudt Carroll R D 1 Perklomenvllle Strmgfellow, l Daniel R D 2 Boyertown Track 11231 Cross Country 112 Capt Sulllvan, Sue A Obelisk Student Council 111 GLC 12 31 Chorus 1121 Girls Glee Club 121 Softball 111 Business Education Club 131 Tapper, Robert Wllham R D 1 Boyertown Band 112 31 Dance Ban 112 31 Cub 131 Brass Ensemble 12 Templm, Glorla Jean R D 1 Douglassvllle G L C 12 31 Busuness Educatlon C ub Torrens, Sudney E R D 1 Perklomenvulle Glrls Glee Club 121 Trolllnger, Diana Mae Bally Girls Glee Club 121 Business Education Club 131 Trumbauer, Ray K R D 1 Perlnomenvllle Vlsual Auds 11 2 31 Ux Rlchard Paul R D 1 Perlrlomenvrlle Van Gllder, Mary Jane R D 1 Ba o Chorus 11231 Cub 1Asst Feature Page Editor 11 Girls Glee Club 121 Bruin ettes 121 Select Chorus 121 Vozmak, Steven R D 2 Boyertown Vroman, Thomas R D 1 Boyertown Wasley, Bonnle Lou 120 N Berks St Bayertown ocey11231 T HTY 1121 G 12 31 Twurlmg Corps 111 Cub 111 Chorus 111 Select Chorus 111 Yearbook 1Art Ed 2 Edltorm Chuef 31 PSPA Con ference Co Student Chairman Weasner, Herbert Charles 144 S Franklm St Boyertown Chess Club 121 Baseball 111 Weudner, Beatrnce Elchlle Rd Perluomenvllle TrlHlY 121 Yearbook 112 Art Editor Weller, Carole Gllbertsvllle Color Guard 12 31 GLC 12 Vice Pres 31 Tumbling Club 12 31 Tr HIY 111 Cub 1Busmess Mgr 31 Yearbook 111 Hockey 112 31 Basketball 112 31 Soft ba 11231 Student Councnl 11231 Buslness Educatlon Club 131 Weller, Ronald R D 1 Boyertown Baseball 11231 Football 131 Werner, Gerald 600 E Phlla Ave Boyertown Football 112 Mgr 31 HlY 121 Werner, Joe 201 N Washington St Bayertown Baseball 11231 West, Donald Charles Wllls, Laura Anne Rennmger Rd Fredenck A Wltman, Joan Marne Bally Chorus 121 Select Chorus 131 Glrls Glee Club 121 Chorahers 121 County Chorus 131 Business Educatlon Club 131 Wolfgang Emma Arlene R D l Perluomenvllle Chorus 121 Select Chorus 131 Glrls Glee Club 121 Tr HIY 121 Busaness Education Club 131 Wolfgang Shlrley Ann New Berlrnvrlle Irs Glee Club 121 Chorus Softball 111 Wood, Ronald Green Lane Wren, Mary Ellen R D 3 Boyertown Yerger, Ray Bally Yoder, Mary Ann R D 1 Boyertown Busnness Educatnon Club Yost, Margaret R D 2 Boyertawn Youse, Jamce Marne R D 2 Boyertown Color Guard 1231 Chorus 121 FTA 12 Pres 31 Cub 12 Exchange Edutor 31 Class Play Zelber, Mlke Pleasantvllle Zulmskn, Carol Ann Obelrsk D 1 Perklomenvflle Hockey 111 Basketball 111 GLC 12 31 Visual Aids 12 31 T HIY 11231 - -I ' ., . . , rt ' ., ' -- 1 19. 1 . ' . , Q up, .- , . FJ. . 111. ' ' 131. . ' ., ' , , - ' ., . . , I rf. . -2-31 - . -f ' , , I , ' H k -- , fi-1 - , .L.c. 1 ' f ' I '. I .I 2 l 7 . . I . . , l ' l . -. . . I ' l . l - I ' ' ' ' ' G' I' 1 c1-21, . , 31. ' , . . SH! I . :ANU , I I t . Sec- and Vice pres, 2 pres- 37. . . 31g Business Education Club 131, Class Play. I cub --pF.T..1- ' .sy --, d --, - ' . 1 c- 1. ' I ' f ' ' . ' . ., -- 1 - - 1 - ' ' 131. . . I , . . , ' ll - - 1 ' ' ' I . , - - l .. . - , ' ' 1 cam. ' ' . I . . -1. I I- I, . l I I Ti-H'-1--15 .2 ' ' . l 2 . U I e- . . . , , H , - : '- '- 1 1 '- 1 ' R. . , ' ' 1 I -- - - : 47 MISS WILMA A RIES In Appreciation Wnfh regref we leave fhls harbor To fund our way alone Our problems have been your own You ve pomfecl 'rhe bow +oward The fufure You ve s+eered us away 'From 'rhe shoals And now 1'ha+ +he voyage IS over Alone we musl' sfrnve for our goals. Of our ship you've been fhe capfain- Bumradeshlp Juniors A A Q J Row l: B. Fox, A. Matthews, B. Herb, S. Faut, M. Panflle, S. Zerr, C. Bitting, G Wittman, B. Bauer, P. Haas, M. Bauer, S. Mercer, M. Bower, Row 2: B. Mest, G. Ott R. Leidy, E. Gunther, G. Bechtel, C. Yingling, B. A. Mest, E. Heydt, G. Conrad, L Moyer, P. West, M. Carr, P. Sell. Row 3: L. Struckman, S. Pancoe, D. Ritter, D. Metz J. Wiegner, T. Grow, K. Kastle, T. Faust, H. Leinbach, C. Rubrecht. Row 4: W. Rhoads R. Maurer, S. Blank, B. Fretz, B. Kunkle, L. Meyers, D. Latshaw, D. Kohl, D. Weiser, D Reinert, Row 5: Friz, D. Levengood, S. Reinert, M. Horn, J. Hall, B. Floyd, J Heimbach, E. Good, K. Gabel. 50 Juniors sggsm. . Row 1: B. Kifer, J. Baker, J. Moser, J. Grant, F. Mest, S. Roberts, L. Wren, A Bauman, B. Trace, F. Heimbach, P. Brooke, G. Pagano, R. A. Youse, P. Sell, B. Repko Row 2: S. Trumbore, B. lmbody, L. J. Johnson, M. Hartman, M. Pennypacker, B Johnson, P. Reitnauer, E. Frymoyer, S. Horn, Row 3: R. Schaeffer, S. Moore, J. Shaner B. Schneck, P. Miller, F. Meng, K. Wentzelg Row 4: R. Stein, E. Gunther, L. Stillman K. Weller, M. Rohrbach, M. Rode, B. Cathersp Row 5: D. Renninger, N. Keim, D Sollinger, G. Rambo, C. Peterson, E. Sites, B. Bush, Row 6: T. Yost, A. Weiss, J. Geiger, J. Fleming, K. Cox, R. Seasholtz, R. Conrad, F. Sands, S. Levengood, K. Renninger R. Endy. 51 I I I x ,. f IE , - ggi, P Q W fx my . ' .55-2,535 , , 5'-ff fx -5-:Jac 2 ., 4335, I ,VV x23'wjfN Q-jifgi H 54, gg: ,sw Y M, . , z :J , ,. , ' X ' - ,V 3-ing. -'Ev ,, V, .J x- I ww Inu -3 -9.13 N ink? 'Pk - 4 iv. f 5 -Wag. s fgfdfg , --Q.. ,- W K 23iK1l??5igy-wi, - fvivf' ,QQ :- ggiigwfwkbg , Aix., .- 1-A55 - ,Mai ,M -swf ,, g,,..,,, fmfy, Q L7,,gi,,.,,,QdK ,Q Q: . xfiliifgg, . 'nSNl I L ' - ,, 1 A 5 A .9 S., f. , ,Ly .WK A 2 - We I ,Q x Q ,ggigrff -4 ,xv rf' Y -'yu f Juniors Row 1: K. Keim, C. Manning, R. Chieio, D. Fizz, D. Frederick, P. Schoenly, M. L Reigh, K. Reifsnyder, S. Cleaver, B. Gehris, S. Schoch, L. Henry, J. Pierce, V. Long, S A. Mutter, Row 2: B. Erb, K. Lahr, C. Baker, J. Erb, D. Drumheller, R. A. Torrens, S Kehlg Row 3: R. Schollenberger, G. Clouser, L. Erb, T. Wilke, C. Schaeffer, L. Schaeffer Row 4: H. Luft, J. Lynch, N. Longacre, B. Graham, J. Oberholtzer, L. Buchert, Row 5 R. Yost, L. Schlegel, E. Mest, D. Evans, N. Hiriak, R. Fryer, Row 6: M. Weiser, G. Eisen- hard, L. Mathias, G. Mitchell, R. Peters. 53 I Juniors Row l: J. Needs, B. Moyer, J. Gresh, A. Welder, C. Mock, J. Benner, E. Snyder R. Skora, J. Saylor, A. Reider, M. Braunerp Row 2: J. Buchak, M. Heydt, L. Muthard A. Shantz, M. Yost, R. Ritter, N. Griesemer, J. Mutter, L. Hartman, A. Weiss, K. Sher man, Row 3: F. Dragon, J. Weil, F. Houser, J. Swavely, J. Barr, E. Zern, C. Gehris, G Martin, R. Loeb, K. Heydt, Row 4: T. Slaybough, R. Herbst, G. Stofflet, D. Houck, J Willing. 54 Bumpaninnship Sophomores Row 7: D. Merkel, E. Latshcw, N. Swenson, P. Derry, S. Christmon, S. Moon, B Haddad, L. Stout, J. Sobo, G. Estreiclwer, S. Smith, C. Brintzenhoft, D. Hess, J. Coccio Row 2: E. Cole, R. Mest, D. Moser, D. Sheridan, G. Rothenberger, M. Horn, Row 3 B. Moggs, E. Buzby, N. Witmon, A. Swinehart, E. Mest, F. Engel, L. Linnemeier, M Hess, Row 4: W. Weiss, M. Miller, R. Strunk, L. Pickar, B. Yingling, J. Herb, D. Burfete Row 5: R. Groff, H. Weigner, E. Schaeffer, R. Grow, R. Welder, J. Keegan, Row 6: W Dengler, L. Rosenberg, B. Gollie, E. Stouffer, C. Schwenk, S. Ehlingy Row 7: L. Weiss D. Mecherly, G. Dovidheiser, J. Koons, R. Leisterp Row 8: R. Romig, J. Stosik, E Davidheiser, R. Fretz, H. Rift. 56 Sunhomores Row 1: J. Stanhardt, L. Kulp, D. Reigner, B. Morella, N. Sell, A. Gehman, J Herb, A. Gilbert, M. Saylor, P. Baker, L. Bower, M. Norris, Row 2: C. Klotz, R. Conrad N. Weller, K. Geiger, B. Benfield, M. Hartline, E. Adams, P. Thompson, M. Ewald, L Weller, M. Rhoadsp Row 3: R. Drumheller, R. HofTman, T. Becker, M. A. Ruppert, M Hazlett, E. Seasholtz, L. Landis, S. Kuser, R. Magee, C. Campbell, M. Keimp Row 4 H. Milinski, C. Gruber, K. Heinly, E. Wertz, R. Gross, B. Erb, R. Houck, J. Smith, H Leffel, J. Donovan, D. Smith, C. Grebe, Row 5: R. Graber, D. Nyman, K. Smith, N Toms, P. Fisher, B. Gauger, D. Reitmeyer, J. HofTman, W. Bartman, E. Rohrbach, J. Slavek 57 Sophnmores Row 7: L. Werstler, L. Christman, D. Brannan, M. J. Miller, S. Cleaver, B. Heimbach D. Smith, P. Baver, S. Hafer, S. Mercer, E. Renninger, A. Siofflet, J. Linsinbigler, J Herbst, Row 2: T. Brunner, M. Schaeffer, D. Endy, R. Dierolf, S. Krause, H. Weiss, E Hartman, E. Eshbach, Row 3: K. Kemmerer, N. Weiss, D. Weiss, J. Weidenhammer D. Rohrbach: Row 4: R. Vitelle, A. Shirk, D. Nester, W. Frederick, S. Lucarelli, B. Grim J. Kline, Row 5: C. Weiss, P. Kershner, C. Heffner, L. Gehman, J. Steen, L. Weidner Row 6: D. Kern, L. Gilbert, R. Schmidenberg, R. Gehman, Row 7: D. Doherer, M Barkasi, J. Oppelt, R. Updegrove. 58 Suphomures '-U Row 7: L. Fronheiser, P. Strunk, B. Leister, M. Bauman, C. Smiley, C. Updegrove G. Good, C. Hoppes, J. Hirschman, E. Kane, J. Emes, S. Salaneck, Row 2: M. Costello J. Eddinger, N. Gehris, D. Reigner, D. Zimmerman, P. Linsingbigler, S. Hilbert, A. Hoch M. Yerger, J. Herb, E. Clauser, D. Matz, Row 3: F. Huxley, E. Ruppert, J. Shawell, L Benner, F. Werner, C. Saul, C. Mauger, S. Mutter, F. White, R. Dieroff, W. Hiriak Row 4: J. Shoch, C. Shupe, B. Spohn, A. Smith, J. Heffner, M. Shade, A. Lockwood, H Shaner, C. Wolfe, H. Rubrecht, Row 5: F. Pickor, R. Spencer, L. Reppert, D. Razmyo lowski, R. Conrad, K. Curry, D. Botts, H. Hoffman, T. Norman, R. Boyer. 59 Sophumores Row 1: J. Endy, F. Gaucker, K. Saylor, J. Hoiecki, J. Moyer, F. Buchert, K. Eddinger R. Weller, K. Moyer, D. S. Glaser, M. Gaugler, singer, Row 3: R. Ux, Schaeffer, P. Mutter, R G. Richards, N. Nester, C. Leinbach, D. Dierolf, 60 Grofl, D. Dotterer, B. Leister, D. Fronheiser, A. Hartman, Row 2 J. Haught, C. Haas, H. Dry, V. Weller, J. Christman, A. Bren C. Seyler, B. Weinsteiger, J. Glass, D. Endy, J. Minotto, L Billger, Row 4: R. Kemp, R. Landis, S. Weller, G. Davidheiser L. Mathias, W. Gehmcmp Row 5: D. Rhone, L. Yerger, G. Kulp W. Faithful, C. Minninger, T. Detwiler. Sportsmanship Row one--J. Moyer, E. Weller, S. Cardy, R. Weller, D. Hartman, Co-Captain, R. Nuss, Co-Captain, J. Freed, C. Horner, G. Gabel. Row two-R. Schaeffer, G. Rambo, M. Horn, T. Grow, T. Rosenberg, M. Carter, J. Fleming, R. Dierolf, K. Conrad. Row three-G. Davidheiser, E. Schaeffer, L. Zern, N. Longacre, D. Ritter, M. Quicksell, F. Heintz, E. Davidheiser, R. Schmidenberg. Row four-R. Houch, H. Weigner, R. Updegrave, R. Boyer, J. Kline, K. Faust, l. Weidner, G. Shane, J. Fiala. 62 Football Led by coaches Warren Fry and Nicholas Noel and Co-captains David Hartman and Richard Nuss, the Bears put forth their best efforts but the final tally of the season's games was one win, one tie and seven de- feats. Boyertown met with Upper Perkiomen on the opponents' field for the first encounter of the season. The Bears made a respec- table showing by scoring one touchdown while holding the Indians scoreless and al- lowing them no first downs in the first half. But the Upper Perk team struck back and tied the score at 6-6 in the fourth quarter. For the second game of the season, the Red and Black traveled to Owen J. Roberts where they gained their only victory of the season by a score of 20-7. As the number of injuries began to mount, the Bears failed to score, dropping the next four games to their opponents. Co-captains Richard Nuss and David Hartman did their best to keep the team striving for the coveted victory over the Pottstown Troians in the last game of the i958 football season. Although the Bears failed to bring home the laurels, they did give a tremendous demonstration of the spirit of Boyertown High. Gerry Gabel, senior halfback, and co- captain Richard Nuss ioined by fullback Bob Schaeffer share the scoring spotlight. Co-captain David Hartman was selected as center on the All-Berks County Team. The seniors were represented by David Hartman, Richard Nuss, Sam Cardy, Ken- neth Conrad, James Freed, Gerald Gabel, Carl Harner, Fred Heintz, Gene Shane, and Ronald Weller. Although they did not come out on top, the team enjoyed playing together and shared in many experiences which will long be remembered. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Upper Perkiomenville .. 6- 6 Owen J. Roberts ..... .... 2 O- 7 Hellertown O-25 Muhlenberg O-32 SpringFord O-12 Wilson Boro 0-18 Gov. Mifflin 6-53 Coatesville 0-34 Pohstown . 6-33 Up boys, he sfill has the ball! Mother Earth, here I come! Wheres fhe other feam'f' Lose somefhlng boys? Do you wanf if, Ref.? 64 On your mark, gef sef, go! MEMBERS Mr Sutton Damel Strlngfellow James Hall George Sterner Erlc Allmer Conrad Fisher Ralph Seasholtz Henry Marsh Barry Bortman Cross Country Team Our male chorus llne As a new addmon to the sports scene at BA H S the Cross Country Team had an actlve season Coached by Mr James Sutton the team complled a 1 1 record for the season The Erst dual meet agamst the Trolans of Pottstown saw the Bears Damel Strung fellow wan the 26 mrle run only 6 seconds scant of the course record When the defeated our runner by 50 yards to establnsh a new Boyertown course record In the Annual Optlmlst Cross Country Meet composed of mnety runners the Bears placed second Dave Strmgfellow finished fourth In the Dnstnct Cross Country Meet and went on to place 32nd out of 200 runners rn the state meet whuch was held at Penn State The sensors partrcrpatmg for the last tame were Damel Strmgfellow Henry Marsh and Barry Bortman 65 Troians traveled to B.A.H.S., the tables were turned and Richard Rhoads of Pottstown '2- Led by Captain Manfred Klutschkowski and Coach Russell Millard, the Bears closed their first season in the Ches-Mont League with a favorable record. Although the Bear quintet ended the first half of the league season with a 3-6 record, they fought back in the second half to a 6-3. As the season ended Boyer- town was in third place in the league. After having bowed to six of eight teams, the Bears climaxed the first half of the season by upsetting the highly favored Spring-Ford quintet by the decisive 41' Basketball Row i-D, Seymour, C Schaeffer, W. Salaneck, D Ritter. Row 2-M. Weiser S. Pancoe, D. Brooke, M Klutschkowski, D. Reitmeyer A, Weiss. score of 49-32. The second half began like the first half, with a defeat by Pottstown. The Bear hoopsters struck back defeating their next four opponents and dropping a close one to Coatesville, the defending champions. The seniors Manfred Klutschkowski, Donald Brooke, and William Salaneck led the scoring column as they played their last season for the Bears. 00 By The Bearettes closed therr season wlth a record of two wnns and five he games Thus year under the coaching of Mass G Marcella Wlse and the leadership of Cap tam Mary Seasholtz the varslty squad ended nts play without being defeated The hnghllght of the season came when the Bearettes fought to a 4 0 victory over the Trolanettes of Pottstown on their home field for the final game of 1958 The Junlor Varsuty concluded Its season with a record of 1 vlctory 5 tres and l uncomplete game The Semors playmg their last season for BA H S were Mary Seasholtz Barbara Faut Joyce Bauman Sandra Rhoads Bon me Lou Wasley and Carole Weller Frst o L Moyer G Conrad S Faut M Seasholtz Captam B Wasley B Faut M Bower Second S Rhoads M Bauer J Bauman C Weller K Weller P West B Fox D Leuster Manage SCHEDULE Upper Perklomen Schwenksvllle Sprung Ford Owen J Roberts Phoenlxvulle Coatesville Pottstown 68 Oops I missed Just fry and get If In my cage' Here If comes goalie' Anybody s ball Row I-S. Cleaver, E. Gunther, C. Weller, J. Smithson, captain, D. Leister, M. Panfile, M. Beekmon.' Row 2-B. Faut, manager, M. Bauer, M. Barr, L. Moyer, M. Hartman, P. West, J. Bauman, S. Rhoads, M. Rohrbach, K. Weller, C. Baker, manager. Girls Captained by Janet Smithson and Coached by Miss G. Marcella Wise, the Bearettes brought home many victories in the 1958-59 season. In the first game of the season the local lassies defeated the Blczzerettes of Daniel Boone with a score of 59-39. Having lost to Owen J. Roberts by one point after a hard fought battle, the Bearettes traveled to Pottstown for the outstanding game of the season as they B3SllElllZlll came from behind to defeat the Troianettes by a score of 56-32. With Janet Smithson and Carol Weller leading the scoring the team ended the season with six wins and three losses. The seniors were well represented by Janet Smithson, Carol Weller, Dorothy Leister, Joyce Bauman, forwards, Sandra Rhoads, Melanie Beekman, guards. 70 Sorry number 22, nof this fime Chalk up fwo more 71 Cheerleaders 1 . QP., A .1 . ., --gnu -. .., W-Q ,Ms .A ' -.. ' xg, 5814 B. Repko, D. Astheimer, K. Heintz, G. Ott, B, Specht, B. Fronheiser, G. Conrad, S. Faut, J. Needs, M. Bower. The echo of cheers was heard resounding throughout the school as our vigorous cheerleaders, led by Barbara Fronheiser, kindled the spirit of our student body. The cheerleaders built up our school spirit by sponsoring pep rallies, color days, and victory dances. Looking sharp in their new uniforms, the girls gave a truly wonderful rep- 72 resentation of our school spirit and enthusiasm .i -fe 'X .-sf was ,, ..,, , ,, wt 'J5 s.3'.awm at basket ball and football games, both home and away. Cheering the teams to victory for the last t ime were Barbara Fronheiser, Captain, Dolores Astheimer, and Barbara Specht. Hats off to our cheerleaders! Fellowship DOBTE LEE ESI E First row-S. Mercer, J. Bauer, J. Smithson, B. Wasley, M. Latshaw, D. Conrad. Second row-M. Carr, F. Meng, E. Kriebel, J. longacre, F. Pickar, L. Pickar, B. Johnson, A. Cardy, E. Latshaw, S. Hafer, D. Hess. Our '59 Bear is novel in appearance and content. Under the Editor- in-Chief, Bonnie Lou Wasley, the staff compiled a record of the year's important events and happenings. As a special proiect the Bear staff sponsored the annual Home- coming Dance for the alumni. A festival fall scene was created by the theme Autumn Leaves . Through the ioint effort of the Bear Staff and the students an enjoyable and successful Variety Show was presented. The staff harmoniously combined the facilities of the art, literary, photography, and business staffs to make this yearbook a memorable one for the graduating class of '59. 74 Yearbook J If musf be fusf nghf AS. A-lvl ,ea Lel's see how rf was lost year Cub Stall , J . - ,., Row l-R. Chittick, J. Youse, D. Landis, B. Fronheiser, B. Specht, Miss Beekey, adviser, K. Gilbert, M. Leidy, J. Davidheiser. Row 2-G. Witman, M. Panfile, L. Moyer, J. Needs, D. Bower, B. Mest, J. Gerhart, B. Fox, D. Burfete, P. Miller, H. Pennypacker, C. Hamer, B. Grabert, F. Longacre, R. Romig, R. Leidy, R. Nuss, C. Schanely, D. Astheimer. To keep us up to date on happenings at B.A.H.S. a group of young and energetic students use their many talents to publish the Cub. Under the guidance of their Editor-in-Chief, Keith Gil- bert and their adviser Miss Lois Beekey, the Cub is brought to the students eight times a year. During their meetings those members of the staff with more experience in writing, instruct promising writers in the art of good writing. In order to keep the price low 76 for the students the Cub staff sponsored dances, grab bog sales, and sold programs at all home basketball games. ln October the Cub and the Bear played host to the Pennsylvania School Press Association at its annual con- vention. Bonnie Lou Wasley, Editor of the Bear and Keith Gilbert were the student chairmen for the con- ference. Student Council alt-ff The most important organization in school life is the Student Council. lt permits each individual to give his suggestions or complaints about school life so that they may be considered for projects by the council. Every section in the Senior High and each organization has a representative in the student council. This organization is the student government and fol- lows the procedures of our national government. Com- mittees are appointed to simplify the proiects before Row 1-E. Snyder, L. Wills, C. Baker, C. Schwebel, M. Barr, W. Zern, D. Smith, B. Spech Bower, D. Hess, M. Bauman, J. Moyer, D. Reigner, R. Dierolf. Row 2-G. Davidheiser, B. Dengler L Buchert, K. Gabel, J. Longacre, F. Huxley, L. Buchert, L. Bieber, J. Davidheiser, P. Levengood R Nuss B. Landis, E. Kriebel, B. Bortman, R. Schaeffer, S. Blank, Mr. Hartman, adviser. they are presented to the group. The school store is operated under the direction of the student council members with the aid of their adviser, Mr. Herbert Hartman. The council has passed a bill issuing an honor roll. Plans for a convention which is to be held in the fall of 1959 are being compiled by the council. The otticers for T959 were: Daniel Smith, President, Bill Zern, Vice President, Barbara Specht, Secretary, and Madelyn Bower, Treasurer. 77 Row 1-B. Schneck, D. Landis, B. Fronheiser, J. Davidheiser, Mrs. Nyce, adviser. Row 2-K. Schutt, M. Leidy, R. Chittick, S. Christman, C. Zilinski, B. Specht, B. Bauer, M. Beekman, G. Spohn, B. Haddad, R. Skora, E. Snyder, M. Bower, K. Heintz, P. Sell, B. Repko, E. Snyder. Row 3-M. Baer, S. Moore, E. Latshaw, P. Reitnauer, P. Brooke, R. Youse, L. Wren. Row 4-B. Rahn, C. Schwebel, B. lmbody, J. Shaner, S. Schultz. Row 5: S. Trumbore, L. Moyer, D. Astheimer, S. Rhoads, S. Mercer. Row 6-S. Wolfgang, S. Frecon, M. Seasholtz, J. Rosenberry, G. Ott, F. Dries, B. Mest, D. Merkel, L. Stout, M. Yost. 78 Tri-Hi-Y The purposelof the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout our home, school and community high standards of Christian character. The club, with friend- ship as its basis, plans activities through which the members are given an oppor- tunity to be together and enioy a few hours of fun and fellowship. Each year the Tri-Hi-Y sponsors the Valentine Dance. During the dance the traditional crowning of the King and Queen of Hearts is bestowed upon the most at- tractive couple of the senior class. This year the club held a Halloween party and ioined with the Hi-Y in sponsoring a New Year's Eve Party. Throughout the year the girls have con- tributed their services to many of the worthy organizations in the area. Leading the Tri-Hi-Y were Judy David- heiser, president, Barbara Fronheiser, vice- president, Dona Landis, secretary, Barbara Schneck, treasurer, and Dale Heydt, chap- lain. Mrs. Louise K. Nyce is the club's ad- viser. Hi-Y The Hi-Y Club contributed much to the school year. During the holiday season the club, along with the Tri-Hi-Y, sponsored a New Year's Eve party. ln the latter part of the year the Hi-Y presented an assembly with Johnny Thompson, as guest speaker. His topic was the Indianapolis Speedway. Throughout the year the club met once a week and took educational trips to several places among which was a trip to the Baltimore Chevrolet Plant. Eugene Kriebel and Henry Marsh represented Boyertown at the Hi-Y Convention at Ardmore. To raise funds for the activities the members conducted a door to door campaign selling light bulbs. The officers of the club were: Eugene Kriebel, President, Karl Stauffer, Vice President, Donald Kirk, Treasurer, David Hartman, Secretary. Mr. Carl Spence is the ad- viser of the club. Row T-K. Stauffer, D. Hartman, Kriebel, H. Marsh, T. Rhone, D. Kirk. Row 2-K. Conrad, E Ulmer, K. Gobel, R. Weller, D. Stringfellow, D. West, E. Jones, M. Klutschkowski, D. Brooke, M. Quicksell C. Kulp, R. Biliger, R. Reifsnyder, R. Kranch. 79 Future Teachers of Amerrea Our FTA Club strrves to brrng to Its members all the phases rnvolved rn the teachrng professron The club vrsrts the varrous State Teachers Colleges rn our vrcrnrty to vrew the opportunrtres presented there At Intervals during the school year the members vrsrt our elementary schools to observe the teachrng methods used there and to try therr hand at teachrng Our FTA partrcrpates as a group rn the Drstrrct F TA of whrch Sharon Trumbore a BAHS student rs presrdent The ofhcers who keep thrs group functronrng smoothly are Janrce Youse presrdent Kay Smrth Vrce Presrdent Carol Ann Schanely Secretary Mary Etta Lcrtshaw Treasurer Mrs Martha Chrrstman Advrser I , . . . . , . . 1 I I ' f I f r I - 1 - l Future Farmers ol America Under the direction of Mr. Thomas Hughes the members of the Future Farmers of America learn the latest and best methods of farming. lt is hoped that the knowledge gained will help them produce more and better food for a growing America. Not only do the boys receive classroom education, but practical appli- cation is encouraged and ample opportunity given. Among the facilities with which the members have an opportunity to work are a tractor and a green- house. With the agriculture shop much opportunity is given to the repairing and maintenance of various machines Along with the FFA boys classroom education and practical applrca tions in the shop each boy is encouraged to have a project ot his own. He is required to keep accurate records of the progress of this project. ln this way the boys will receive experience in management as well as experience in the keeping of records. lt is the aim of the FFA to produce better farm leadership and a more advanced type of farming. The otticers this year were: Daniel Smith, presi- dent, Paul Levengood, vice-president, Barry Landis, secretary, Richard Gehris, treasurer, Ronald Johnson, sentinel, Merrill Mest, chaplain, Richard Ux, reporter Girls' Leader Corps One of the more active clubs in Boyertown Area High School this year was the Girls' Leader Corps. The club's purpose is to develop the highest quality of leadership and to aid in carrying out a wholesome, instructional program in girls athletics, G.L.C. has sponsored Fair Nights, Ladies Night, a Play Day and many other activities. During meeting nights the girls can be seen learning how to teach gym classes, how to instruct and perform the various types of sports for girls. They learn to be leaders as well as followers. All members of the Girls' Leader Corps possess the qualities of cooper- ation, sociability, and loyalty. Row i-B. Wasley, S. Sullivan, S. Rhoods, C. Zilinski, C. Weller, M. Seasholtz, D. Leister, B. Fronheiser, B. Faut, Miss Wise, adviser. Row 2-P. Haas, M. Barr, E, Gunther, M. Bauer, C. Baker, M. Hartman, L. Moyer, S. Faut, G. Conrad, B. Bauer, Row 3-P. West, K. Weller, F. Mest, E. Snyder, B. Fronheiser, M. Bower, 1. Buchak, B. Fox. Visual Aids An orgamzatuon which makes school more an terestmg as well as more educational IS the vlsual ands club By showing movies slldes and fllmstnps the members make nt posslble for teachers to gave a more complete and wholesome educational pro gram Much tame and effort as employed by the mem bers of the VA club on the daily announcements and on the disc gockey program before school beguns Under the durectlon of Mr Francis Masler, the Visual Alds boys learn to use and malntaln all equlpment A certam amount of responslbllnty rests upon the shoulders of these club members Each as responsable to perform a 'ob when called upon and also to keep the Items used In excellent condition A feeling of accomplishment comes to them as they successfully complete a worthwhlle 'ob Standing K Gllbert R Nuss R Trumbauer D Brooke W Salaneck R Schaeffer S Blank D Kern C Fusher M Horn R Groff W Rhoads D West A Renmnger E Shaeffer T Mast R Romlg C Horner Mr Masler adviser Seated K Smlth lleftl N Toms fright! 'Asa Row l-M. F. Carr, J. Bauman, E. Wolfgang, E. J. Dotterer, E. Miller, L. Gehman, G. Spohn, J. Renninger, G. Bishe, P. Frain, B. Moyer, A. Hetricln, D. Shade, Miss Pancheri, adviser. Row 2-L. Moyer, J. Witman, S. Sullivan, J. Gross, B. Faut, S. Fronheiser, J. Graber. Row 3-C. Keller, M. Seasholtz, L. Bieber, J. Bleiler, R. A. Keim, Row 4--D. Sands, M. Moser, M. Ehst, P. Koch, J. Bechtel, J. Hartman, D. Trollinger, G. Templin. Row 5-J. Schaeffer, G.. Hoffman, R. Dierolf, M. A. Jacob, J. Rosenberry, B. Weidner, S. Hoffman, J. Eckert. A newly organized club in our high school is the Business Education Club. The club was created for the purpose of develop- ing competent, aggressive business leadership, meeting and hearing leaders and experts in business education, encouraging reading concerning business education, and arranging field trips in order to observe actual business. The aim of the club is to create and encourage interest and promote scholarship in business education and to encourage high ethical standards in business and profes- sional life. The club meets the first Monday of every month. The officers ore: President, Linda Gehman, Vice-President, Emma Wolfgang, Sec- retary, Emma Jane Dotterer, Treasurer, Ellen Miller, Student Council representative, Linda Bieber. Miss Doris C. Pancheri is the Club's adviser. 84 Business Education llluh Band The band is an organization which brings pride to every student at B.A.H.S. Many honors have been brought to our school by this group of enthusiastic stu- dents. Under the direction of Mr. Arlen R. Say- lor, the band brought spirit and musical cheers to all pep rallies and football games. During the halftime at football games the band displayed its marching abilities which have been perfected by hours of hard practice. After the football season, the band turned to concert music and combined with the chorus to present the Christmas Con- cert to both the public and the student body. The highlight of the year was the Annual Spring Concert, the Washington Preview, which was performed for the public prior to the band's trip to Wash- ington for the National AAA Competition. lst row-D. Soles, F. Pickor, P. Stark, B. Graber, P. Kershner, J. Smith, B. Morrell, G. Sterner, K. Kastle, J. Graber F. Meng. 2nd row-R. Weller, B. Faut, B. Kifer, D. Latshow, B. Bortman, K. Levengood, G. Beiler, C. Peterson, E. Sites, D Conrad. 3rd row-B. Rohn, D. Renninger, S. Reinert, K. Renninger, R. Renninger, R. Cottell, D. Houck, 1. Lynch, J Gilbert, J. Slavek. 4th row-P. Gerhard, K. Gilbert, D. Rhone, A. Hirialx, K. Cox, B. Bush, B. lmbody. lill0I'US Three periods a week, this group of young musicians meets to practice. Under the leadership of Mr. James Schoeller, the chorus spends much time learning to sight read music along with many other fundamentals required to make a good and worthwhile concert. After many hours of work the chorus made its first appearance in the Christmas Concert. After the Christmas Concert the chorus concentrated on the preparation of the Annual Spring Concert which is a highlight in the memory of every chorus member. Several students from the Boyertown Area High School Chorus are chosen on- nually to participate in the County Chorus. Those seniors chosen to represent our school this year were: Dolores Astheimer, Mary Frances Carr, Judith Davidheiser, Mary Etta Latshaw, James Longacre, Richard Nuss, Sandra Rhoads, Carol Ann Schanely, and Joan Witman. Row l-B. Haddad, C. Schanely, M. Van Gilder, G. Bishe, D. Landis K. Wentzel, F. Meng, J. Davidheiser, D. Astheimer, C. Wambach, E Latshaw, S. Rhoads, J. Herb. Row 2-J. Pierce, J. Christman, D. Ehst, E l. Carr, P. Eddinger E. Heydt, B. Leister y, R. Nuss, R. Cattell Hess, M. Wren, A Color Guard Martha Barr, captaing Sandra Shultz, American flagg Dawn Fronheiser, United Nations flagg Laura Johnson, color flagg lf. io rf. Madelyn Bowery Joyce Shanerg Janice Yousef Melanie Beekmang Barbara Tracey Elaine Renningerp Nancy Swensong Carole Wellerg Dale Heydly Florence Mestg Sue Frecong Kifty Schutt Beverly Mesf. 87 'S Ye will have a hard time fooling old- OWWWOOAH! or just OWWOOAH! Now Clarence PAY ATTENTION' Class Play Amid laughs gokes and senous practice the Senior Class prepared for its Class Play A Connecticut Yankee in Kmg Arthurs Court under the direction of Mrs Louise K Nyce At 800 on the evening of December 3 1958 the curtain rose on the premiere of the show and two months of work and fun for the cast were bemg drawn to a climax Front and center for the prologue were Hank Bennett fBob Gerhartl the Connecticut Yankee Mrs Bennett fMary Ellen Wrenl his bewildered mother and Marian Bennett fGloria Spohnt his flighty teen aged sister As Hank was knocked unconscious by one of his own inventions the first act of the play began Lone Asthenmer was cast as Merlm the vile magician a very scheming and screaming character of Kmg Arthurs days Carl Har ner and Margaret Leldy potrayed the regal Kmg Arthur and his Queen Guenever As the act commenced it hap pened that Sir Sagramore a boasting and cowardly knight played by Jim Rowland captured Hank as he iourneyed back through the ages. Announcing the pres- ence of Sir Sagramore and Hank at the castle was Gene Kriebel as Clarence the page who according to Hank didnt look like more than a paragraph. Looking for Clarence Elaine a servant girl as portrayed by Barbara Fronheiser appeared on stage. As it turned out Elaine and Clarence were of assistance to Hank in his moderniz- ing of the castle and in his saving of the kings throne. Sir Launcelot on stage as Terry Mest was the good knight of the story helping Hank in his plans. A damsel in distress from a far off kingdom was Barbara Kulp, who fell in love with Hank, although he was of a different century. Last to appear on stage was the wicked Morgan Le Fay as seen through Janice Youse. Morgan, Arthur's sister, with the aid of Merlin, was planning to over- throw Arthur and grab the kingdom to add to her own. 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We are juslly proud. 91 Tangerine Bowl Valentine Dance It has been decreed, at the command of the people, that the Royal Couple should henceforth be known as Queen Mary and King Daniel, and should reign in a fashion befitting royalty at the dance, Jet' Aime Amour. The Royal Couple shall be at- tended by the court: Judy Davidheiser, Dona Landis, Dorothy Leister, Barbara Fronheiser, Barbara Specht, Carol Weller, Barry Bortman, Sam Cardy, Kenneth Conrad, Dave Hartman, Dick Nuss, Dick Stauffer, and all members shall have the respect due to those of their position. 'Sv s.,, ? Lasf years Royal couple The lumor Royal couple Happy moments. X Variety Show The Variety Show, Follies of '59, commenced with high stepping chorus girls briskly putting their best foot forward. Masters of ceremonies, Carl Harner and Keith Gilbert, presented the acts with humor and skill. The Boyertones, a group of iunior girls, sang several songs. Barbara Haddad played a piano solo followed by a tap dance special which was presented by Sharon Christman. The Studenten Chor, made up of combined German classes, sang several songs in German. The show progressed with Parisian dancing, small combos, vocal solos, and record pantomimes. Randall Romig's impersonation of Victor Borge kept the audience rocking with laughter. Also in the humorous vein was a reading about a sales girl done by Dolores Astheimer. The show came to an end with the reappearance of the chorus line and the cast then assembled on the stage for the finale. The Variety Show is sponsored by the yearbook to raise funds for the production of the Bear. Tapping a lively tune. Mr. Gilbert makes music. Now let me see . . . 94 -A 4 5 X ' . Victor Borge places Beefhovens 5th on piano. W . 5 R 1 Lef's have a liflle mumble Everyone blow! Sweet music. Twirling fwins. Carol Schanely commands the piano. a, dis is der German choir. 1 i Music for Christmas. wma' sv W C Tb you from Boyertown. Ah-ten-shun SEPTEMBER 3 ...... 3 ...... 6 ...... 12 ...... 12 ...... 15 ...... 17 ...... 17 ...... 19 ...... 22 ...... OCTOBER 10 ...... 17 ...... 18 ...... 21... . NOVEMBER 1. . . . 26 ........ 28 ........ 29 ........ 30 ........ DECEMBER 2... 3... 8... 17... 20... 23 ......,. Ship's Log back to the grind hockey practice starts culture invades our school-Musical Milestones Sport your red and black. -Color Day football kickoff ends in tie class of '59 reconvenes hockey team ties first game O' boy!! Half day of school Cast your ballots. -senior elections lt's spaghetti now-Senior pictures Let's have fun!-G.L.C. Fair Night Fight team fight! -pep rally P.S.P.A. comes to Boyertown Wheel No school for two days! Basketball season has arrived-practice starts Thanksgiving assembly Bears trounce Muhlenberg Muhls Autumn Leaves -Homecoming Dance Alumni visit B.A.H.S. court Dig deep, I want one too! -Senior pictures Me thinks it's class play time! Let me see now-2 and 2 equals . . . --l.Q. Underclassmen get a chance to pose Bel Aires make sweet music--Christmas Dance Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! tests JANUARY 5 ........ 14 ........ 16 ........ 22 ........ 28 ........ FEBRUARY 2 ........ 4 .... 12 ........ 13 ........ 14 ........ MARCH 5 ........ 8 ........ 18 ........ 25 ........ APRIL 3 ........ 17 ........ MAY 1 ...... 8 ........ 21 ........ 22 ........ 29 .... 31 ....... JUNE 1 ........ 2 .... 5 .... What's my locker combination? Let your hearts rule-March of Dimes assembly Color Day-red and black or you're a traitor gym invaded by women-G.L.C. Ladies Night iuniors and sophomores plan schedules for 1960 prom meetings in progress What am I going to do with 100 name cards? Seniors trek to Lehigh Valley Co'operative Most boys 10 minutes late for class-Tag Day We have the prettiest Valentine of all discuss the pros and cons-debate assembly track season begins Sophomores hold spring dance Easter and a welcome vacation music department presents Washington Preview athletic students present Gym Exhibition dust off your formals-Junior-Senior Prom step lively-band goes to Washington Seniors takes Class trip informal class night Sign here please -Bears distributed to seniors knowledge imparted to seniors at Baccalaureate Seniors formal dinner dance Diplomas please -commencement exercises Don't faint! School's over! X 2 L fx,- .,- . Money please! Did Einstein's ideas always work? Yea, team! P2lLl'0llS Mr. and Mrs. Albitz Mrs. Jesse Baro Mrs. Vivian Baro Marilyn Barr Martha Barr Naomi Bartman Mrs. Harold Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bauer Joan Bauer Patricia Bauer William Bauer Harvey Bauman Joyce M. Bauman Mrs. Ruth Bauman Samuel Bauman Mr. Stanley Bauman Patty Baver Jane L. Bechtel Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beck Miss Lois Beekey Mr. Elam Beiler Mrs. Elam Beiler Anna K. Benfield Mrs. Lloyd Benfield Alice Bernhard Mrs. Fred Bernhard Mr. Gordon Bidler Mrs. Gordon Bidler Roger Billger Barry Bixler Mrs. Blank Mrs. Dorothy Blank Dorothy Blank Dorothy Blank Mr. Ralph Blank Ruth Ann Blank Jeanette Bleiler Mrs. Ben Blom Thomas Borcher, Jr. Mary Botts Harvene Boughter Dr. A. Bower Mrs. A. Bower David Bower Mr. L. Bower Lois Ann Bower Mrs. Ralph Bower Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowers Peggy Boyd Pauline Brendlinger Dorothy Brennen Harvey Briel Mr. Harry Britton Mrs. Harry Britton Phyllis Brooke Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brooke Mrs. Thomas Brown Helga Brudke Lynda Buchert David Burfete Dennis Burfete Judy Burnett Dottie Burns Daniel Bush Mrs. Daniel Bush Suzanne Bush William Buzby Arthur Carr Freddie Carr Mary Carr Mr. Newton Carver Betty Chietto Dominick Chiefto John Chittick Mrs. John Chittick Mrs. J. Robert Chittick Peggy Chittick Mrs. Charles Christman Mary Christman Mrs. Brenda Conrad Mr. Clarence Conrad Mrs. Clarence Conrad Miss Ellen Conrad Mrs. Frances Conrad Janet Conrad Rodney Conrad Shirley Conrad Mrs. M. J. Cornett Carol Crowe Harry Crump R. Curry Stanley Czapkewicz Carolyn Davidheiser Charles A. Y. Davidheis Earl L. Davidheiser el' Mrs. Earl L. Davidheiser Jean Davidheiser Mr. William Davier Mrs. William Davier Mrs. Ralph Deturk Robert Dierolf Richard Dillon Mrs. Joseph Dolanslcy Emma Jane Dotterer Mary Drevel William Drevel Mrs. Charles Eddinger , .., ...W :-wow. Charles Eddinger Dorothy Eddinger Mrs. Elwood Eddinger Elwood Eddinger Evelyn Eddinger Kathy Eddinger Kathryn Eddinger Larry Eddinger Pat Eddinger Shirley Eddinger Mr. and Mrs. James Egolf Leroy Ehst Amy Eline Kathaleen Eline Mrs. Herbert Engel Donald Eshbach Bernice Erb Mrs. Edith Erb Joan Erb Marvin Erb Mrs. Ewald Morgarete Ewald Diane Faust Paul Faust Sandra Faust Tyrone Faust Janet Faut Karen Faut Mrs. Linford Faut Mr. and Mrs. Jam Warren Fegley Donna Feight Pat Feight es Fegley F . E Q may Mo-.vw I hw Mrs. John Fillman Robert S. Fisher Ruth Fisher Dorothy Flemming James Fox Marietta Fox Richard Fox Patricia Frain Henry Frecon Jerome Frecon Mr. Richard S. Frecon Mrs. Richard S. Frecon Richard Frecon David Freed James Freed Joan Freed Mary Freed Joe Freese Michael Freese Mrs. Harry Fretz Harry Fretz Margaret Fretz Mrs. Leon Frey Mr. Leon Frey Frank Friz Trudy Friz Lawrence Fronczek Carol Fronheiser Mr. George Fronheiser Sandra Fronheiser Mrs. Arline Fryer H. F. Fryer Lester K. 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