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1. 1919 Berne Elementary Fourth Graders

   1919 Berne Elementary Fourth Graders are in this class photo. The backdrop is the same as in many of the photos in the Heritage Room that were taken by the Shalley Studio. The boys in the photo are wearing shirts and ties and all but two or three also have on jackets. The girls appear to all have bows in their hair most of which are very large ones. The Teacher standing on the back right is wearing a sailor type dress. This photo was later i...

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2. Berne High School Class of 1928 - 1928

   Berne High School Class of 1928 - This collage of student portraits is of the 1928 class of Berne High School. Each picture is cut into an oval and then glued in an overlapping fashion, onto a textured, cardboard photographer's mat. This has then been mounted, at a much later date, into a black plastic snap-on frame with clear plastic cover. It appears to be a class made up mostly of girls, the majority of which have cropped and waved their ha...

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3. Luellla and Luetta Sprunger

   Sprunger Twins - This is a portrait of twin sisters Luella Kathryn and Luetta S. Srunger. They were born May 10, 1910. Their parents were Daniel & Ella (Reusser) Sprunger. Luetta (1910 - 1992) married Herman Cook in 1937. Luella (1910 - 1929) died of tuberculosis at age 19.

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4. Luetta & Luella Sprunger - 1912 - 1913

   Luetta & Luella Sprunger - This photo shows the twins posing for the camera standing next to each other and holding hands in identical white dresses. The dresses have long sleeves and full skirts that are gathered at the high waist. The bodice of both dresses have rows of tiny tucks and there are wide, lace trimmed shoulder flounces cut in a rectangular shape and ungathered. They are wearing dark stockings and shoes. Their hair has been cut s...

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5. Men and Women in Dale Carnegie Course

   We asked a number of people for the reason this group was gathered. Most of the individuals were known, but the reason for them being together was not. The widow of one of the gentlemen told us that they were taking the Dale Carnegie course, "How to Win Friends, and Influence People." Neuenschwander, Ted; Sprunger, Arly ;Brewster, Joe; Stucky, Sherman; Emberlin, Don; Stuckey, John; Gerber, Cliffton; Longenberger, Ralph; Lehman, Weldon; Ringger,...

   Record Type: Photo