Bethel Park High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bethel Park, PA)

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O O Q Top: Drake, Douglas, Evans, Glass, Golden Middle: Hartleib, Hemphill, Henry, Jones, Lubarski Bottom: Lyon, NIcKelvie, McMaster, McNary, Pearson MR. EUGENE DRAKE As a teacher of shop he is good. Ile works with tin and with wood, And through all the noise Ilelll stay with the boys Though youid wonder how he ever could. MRS. JUDITH DOUGLAS To knit and to purl, to cook and to sew- Teaching all these, keep her on the go, And at lunchtime Collecting your dime, She'll always help you, I know. MISS THELMA EVANS In the ollice she does a great deal. She works with unending zeal. Sheill help everyoneg Her work's never done. Your troubles she's willing to heal. MR. ALLEN GLASS In chemistry he does belong To point out what youire doing wron g, And in physics class Youill find Mr. Glass Trying to help you along. MISS JANE GOLDEN She directed the Senior Glass Play. She makes work on the Hi-Lite so gay. Glear she makes history, But Latinls a mystery Unless you study each day. Beacon MR. RANDALL HARTLEIB A history teacher is he Plus teaching to us P. O. D. Iill remember that fable Of poor Sally Slaglei' 'Cause she caused so much trouble for 1nc. MRS. ELIZABETH HEMPHILL If ever in school you should be, And sickness should ovcrake thee. If to her youill go She'll help you, I know, Because she received a degree. MRS. MARY HENRY Sheis the teacher of Physical Ed., And once she was heard to have said, To play volleyball, You must give your all And use the brains in your headf, MRS. ETHEL JONES She is ready to help students see Why one plus two equals three If when she explains You'll just use your brains Then all your math problems will Hee. MR. JOHN LUBARSKI If any happy young teen Should wonder what uoui, ouiv would mean Donit go to him XVith your sudden whim For of English and Spanish he's dean. -8

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Bethel jnw ' .Schull A5'nan.d, An important influence in Bethel Schools is the school board. The Board consists of seven members who are vitally interested in the activities and achieve- ments of the some thirteen hundred students who are enrolled in the Bethel Township Schools. As the aim of a democracy is to procure the most good for the greatest number of people, so the aim of the Board of Education is to procure the most good for the greatest number of students. In carrying on all its business, the Board tries to attain this goal. All members being parents, they are in a better position to understand and realize the problems which students encounter and the things which they need in order to lead a successful school life. The Board of Education cooperates With the administration, faculty, and students to make the Bethel Township School System as effective as possible. The present members of the board are H. B. Maits, Presidentg A. R. Reid, Vice-Presidentg W. H. Parmelee, Treasurerg G. A. Taylorg H. I. Wissingerg A. J. Freyvogelg and K. C. Carson, with Frank H. Jack as Secretary. Miss Evans and Mrs. McKelvie Beacon - 7

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Faculty. . . . MISS MARGARET LYON On the Beacon she does her work well. Shortliand's just a new way to spell. In English sheis there, And in typing sheill share Your troubles, if to her you'll tell. MRS. NELLE McKELVIE She assists in the office all day. VVhen you see her Iim sure that youlll She does clerical work VVitho11t any quirk, And makes the office seem ever so gay MRS. FAY McMASTER In English she is in the know. She will banish your each little woe. lim sure you,ll remember, Each part of a gender, And recall them wherever you go. MRS. ELIZABETH Mt-NARY She teaches the students to sing. In music she is quite the thing. Sheill help right along If youire stuck in a song, For her voice has a musical ring. MR. GILBERT PARKE Heis head ofthe Bethel High Band. Precision is his one demand. At orchestra too He knows what to do, And in Civics heill lend you a hand. MR. VICTOR PEARSON Gilbert Parke He worked hard with the Bethel High Beef, And backed them in their victories. As a coach he is swell, And I think I should tell That he's really quite easy to please. I r lub, Ccfnnif, i :L 511 g l Dr. John Davis, Mrs. Elizabeth Hemp- hill, and Dr. Bernard Speigel teamed to- gether to safeguard the health of Bethel students. Both periodic medical and dental ex- aminations were given and additional services rendered if desired. Y Dr. Speigel, student, and Mrs. Hemphill Beacon -- 9