Boyertown High School - Bear Yearbook (Boyertown, PA)

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Living and F uifilling Besides setting goals and working to achieve them, it helped if students could also feel a sense of ac- complishment. Athletes broke records and brought home championships, actors were proclaimed in state performancesg business students received honors in club competitions. But the sense of fulfillment came from smaller, more personal ex- periences, too. Students grew more aware of others by riding in bike-a- thons, by sponsoring car-washes to aid earthquake victims, by donating time to work with young children.

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Q activities Students spend seven hours a day in school. The rest of their time is spent in an exclusive world of fashions and music geared to them, of parties and cars and Saturday night movie dates. Boyertown students were no different. There were also special activities held at school - after regular hours - that gave students a chance to have fun. Proms, and plays, and the practices and preparations that went before them, brought out all kinds of students. The ones who liked to work behind the scenes, the organizers, the stars of the show - they were all there, enjoying the fun. U5 Tickets Top left: Ed Alex, a transfer student from Daniel Boone, is one of many who enjoys music though he is not in a musical organization. He demonstrates his skill in playing the bass guitar. Right: Grease, pegged pants, and rock and roll take over at BASH on Fifties Day. Jim Hall, singer for the 50's band, leans with the beat. Bottom left: Wherever the basketball team plays, the crowd comes. Charlotte Ferrizzi sells bus tickets to the Palestra.