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

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'11 Klum lly From left to right: Row 1-Fayko, Schultz, Metz, Simmons, Smith, Siclell, VVenz. Row 2-Miss Sehorr, Boysen, Virgili, Crazier, Punchur, McKenna, Fox, Huclacek. lly Row 1-Hart, Babbitt, Zimmer, Yelich, D Pasko, Avery, XVitkowski, Magulick, Klasniek Row 2-Billisits, Lee, Sehiffhauer, Il. Picard Hetherington, Trappen, Forster, D. Koontz Michelissi, Pelesky, N. Fife, D. McCracken. How 3-D. Cox, Ilolzhauser, Naymiek, Chris- topher, Custer, Langkamp, lleaclley, Cnr, Col- lins, Bassler, Pauliek. 11x-z Row 1-Plocki, Carroll, Keeno, WVissinger, Leone, Keeler, Haupt, McGrew, Eisaman, New- comer, I. Seabilloni. Row 2-Mr. Roth, Soldo, S. Scabilloni, Cregger- son, Bogardus, Beam, Gohacki, Rippl, VVright, Brill, Virgili, Sehnabel, Ueman, Tucker. Row 3-Mullen, Philips, Noseda, Peters, Mur- doch, Taylor, Josephi, Nieksic, Bognar, Ander- son, Young, YVehar. rea 0210011 27

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Is AB parallel to CDPU Shall we use a seventy-space lineiw Can you prove the Law of Conservation of Matter?l' These were just a few of the many questions which were asked by various members of the junior Class as they reached the final phrase of their journey to the long awaited senior year. Although they were confronted with many unfamiliar subjects, the juniors were able to take part in many activities. They also managed to sponsor numerous social events, which were gratefully attended by the rest of the high school. The first dance sponsored by them was the junior Ring Hop. The unique decorations een- tered around a huge red and white ring. Inter- P ' junior Officers Roger Bognar, Gene Paulick, Margaret Rabbit, Daniel Taylor mission time was enlivened by two piano solos. These were contrasting types of music, classic and boogie woogie. Following the dance there was a rollicking roller skating party at Sports- haven in February. The Class play, Donit Take My Penny, was another junior-sponsored event. XVitl1 their accumulated wealth, the big event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. was given. The dances more than fulfilled the hopes and dreams of every boy and girl. VVitl1 the end of their junior year in sight, these members of Bethel High School look for- ward with hopeful hearts to an eventful, inter- esting, and educating senior year. junior VVays and Means Committee Doris Koontz, Paul Plocki, Gerry McCrew, Terry Ann lludacek, Edward Rucks, Donald McCracken Beacon - 26

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bottom, left to right--C. YVhayland, B. Lepkowski, Il, Crowley, It-anne Crazier, A. NVissinger, P. Bragg, R. Arehart. Top, left to right-7-I. Stemnoek, S. Iloeh, N. Haxby, E. Eadson, E. Schultz, ll. Long. On Stairs-L. Meyer. Jia saws gm Play, A Well-trained cast of seniors made the play Footloose one of the most important Winter events at Bethel. The play, presented Decem- ber 12 and 13. was directed by Miss lane Golden. The play relates the story of children re- belling against their motheris Zeal to shield them from the ills of the World. This mother love has deprived them of many opportunities to think and act for themselves. At last Richard Early and his Wife, Emily, Weary with the grind of family management, are persuaded to take a vacation cruise. Leaving the maid in charge, the parents start on their trip. Then things really begin to happen. Beat-on The sudden illness of the maid leaves Hope, the oldest daughter, with full responsibility. Hos- pital expenses constitute only one of Hopeis Wor- ries. An automobile accident and the marriage of the oldest son further complicate the situa- tion. Another problem arises when Mary, the high school senior, becomes enamored with a college sophomore. The struggles of the entire family to live Within their depleted budget make for highly interesting developments. By the time Richard and Emily return, the family has managed to solve its problems, all the bills are paid, the children have learned to bear responsibility, the romances have turned out right. Since even the maid, Delphie, has met' Gthe nicest janitorf, a happy ending results. 28 F G O T L O O S E