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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Y-Teen Cabinet Left to right, Row l4Landan, Ilenning, Brill, Moorcroft, Cohacki, Mrs. Pitts Row 2-Franke, Rippl, llollinshead, Keeno, Punchur. 'U-J Early this fall, the Girl Reserves of Bethel huried the old name and adopted a new one, Y- Teens. YVith the new name came bright new pins picturing the Y-Teen triangle with a globe superimposed. The Y-Teens began the year with a gala gypsy party with Madame Ilaxhy telling for- tunes. Several weeks later a Cowgirl Iamboree was held at Holiday Lodge. On December 20 a colorful 6'Kandy Kanei' Dance was sponsored by the club. Glenn Hillls orchestra was an added attraction at the affair. In the spring a fashion show was held and later the initiation of the Sophomores proved fun for all. Service projects as well as social events were included in the Y-Teen program this year. The Traditional Thanksgiving basket was packed, and contributions to the VVorld Student Service Fund were collected, to name only two service activities. Leaders of the group this year were Dorothy M oorcroft, Ariel Hollinshead, Thelma Landau, and Iean Hippl with Mrs. Pitts serving as advisor. Beacon - 20