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

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I ,H map, NVith their twirling hatons, these high stepping lassies added much to the smart appearance and smooth performance of the hand. Leading the Way down the field were the senior high major- ettes in their slick white uni- forms with Eileen Eisaman and Bernadine Carroll alternating as head majorette. A note of contrast was added hy the junior high majorettes in their hlack uniforms with fancv ront Conn, Hanna, lludson, Lint, St. Clair, Young, Koontz, Fife tk Carroll, XVolfe, Graham, liisainau. orange BlsU on their skirts. row having a separate routine made the twirling of the major ettes a distinctive feature at CVCTY gilllltx. ' Un, Town, :fha Une of the features of this year's special foot- hall season was the marching hand. During the games the hand played often, since every touch- down was the signal for the Victory Marchf, At half time the hand excelled at formation mak- ing and special entrances. Last year several veteran hand memhers graduated, leaving a comparatively inexperi- enced hand personnel to start this year, hut hy dint of much hard marching and extra practicing, even the newest memhers learned what to do next. After the foothall season ended, the hand continued to Work hard under the direction of Mr. Parke. The climax of this intensive practice came when the hand presented its concert this spring. A douhle line formation, each Left to right, Row 1-Ilaupt, Nleyers, Batman, Keller, Parmelee, Iland. lloxv 2-Ilenry Trudgeon, Hurley, Rippl, Peters, Lowry, XVissinger, Bognar, Cohacki, Lauek, Schilling, Mooreroft. Row 3-XVinters, Renton, Cuiher, 1. English, T. English, li. llaupt, XV, Clingan, C. Haupt, Chamherlaiu, Parmalee, Keeno. How 4-Hudson, Conn, Koontz, Fife, Craham, NVolfe, Eisanian, Carroll, Young, St. Clair, Lint, Hanna. e 6 9 e ' Q wfa. ., t As. ,. , E W x r i X 1 2 I n -f.fr'.., v - A - .Q ..,,,t:,.......a zz..--'.1--3Q.i...:L-Eefii' ' 14 ,ae-0 1 Z'f't.,,

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NVe,ve got the T-E-A-M that,s on the B-E- -X M Was heard echoing through the auclitorium this xear as cheerleaders introclucecl new ancl old cheers at pep assemblies. Three weeks of pre-school practice plus rc guln practices every evening got the girls in tlnn for synchronized action. At evening games cheerleaclers clonnecl white uniforms, while black ancl orange clistinguishecl them it pep rallies, assemblies, and basketball Through the efforts of these girls the Bethel- Lll6'll1l1g block gave real support to the team Llllllllg both football ancl basketball season. FRP' K'To create school spirit being their purpose. the Pep Club sponsored mnnerous activities this year. ln the fall, a series of pep rallies helped stimulate student interest in the football team. A dance following the Bethel-Bridgeville foot- ball game proviclecl the club with funcls to pur- chase new megaphones for the cheerleaclers. During the clays before Christmas, a tree glittering with tinsel and ornaments appeared in the main hall. another eviclenee of the Pep Club at work. Krreeling-Lanclau, lloeh, Rabbit, Bragg. Stancling-lleclc, Simmons, Mellrew, lloey, llaupt, Glasser. PEP CLUB l,efttorigl1t: clan, lloey, Bragg, Glasser, llaupt, Rabbit. l'llSllIllilH, Carroll, lloplcins, liogarclus. llenning, cl4lll21L'lii, Smith, Brill. Calloway. lieaxn Avery. Piearcl, Nlrs. llenry. gm. YVith the basketball season came a new pro- ject-the clistribution of posters throughout the eommnnitv. Spring brought forth a gay dance. given for the members of the elub and their escorts. This elimaxecl a successful year uncler the leaclership of Joan Galloway, Clarann Haupt, XVini-Io Pun- chur, ancl Mrs. llenrv, sponsor. Beaeon -- IT llow 1+XIeClri-xv, Sinnnons. lleelx, lloeh, I.1n How Zelieeler, Newcomer, XVright, XvlSSlllLLfl1 How 3-Metz, XVhaylancl, Roach, Sehilli ff Row 4-llollf Xlooreroft. Sf-bolt, Rippl, Keeno llow 5-Bait, Peters, lflox, Clreggerson, xvllll llow C-Franke, Koontz, lluclaeeli, l,lIllL'lll1I

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