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

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SCHOOL BGARD Mr. E. H. Haupt, Mrs. T. Parsons Jr., Mr. YV. A. Tissue, Mr. 'W. L. Schnabel, Mr. R. M. Colteryahn, Mr. C. XV. Wfester, Mr. R. S. Gorman, Dr. I-I. H. Moore, Mr. P. G. DeHuff. Neel 2 ai 'Lv' we AY' Mr. Randall Hartlieb, Dr. Eugene Spence. Dr. Theodore Siedle, Mr. B. G. Lauda, Mr. James Wilson, Mr. Paul Walk. 6

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t QL A! N' - 1 . t tl...s I la.-. I t K,,- il., S..- 1..- ESL- ,gf- srl-I . Y,- Vi , To The Class Of 1959 You may not have fully appreciated the many major historical events which have taken place in the years you have been in school. The end of VVorld lfviil' II, marked by the world-shaking impact of atomic bombs dropped on Japanese citiesg the post-war readjustment to peacetime endeavors, halted temporarily by the conflict in Korea: the development of television, the jet powered airplane, the outer space rocketsg the harnessing of the atom for the manufacture of elec- tricity and scientific explorationsg research projects resulting in the Salk vaccine and a number of miracle drugs-these are but a few of the developments which affected and modified our way of life in the past few short years. Efforts to apply the wonders of science in the interests of a better world for all mankind have brought us to the realization thatlschool cannot adequately pre- pare you for the future by emphasis upon either the past or the present. Your life of tomorrow will be influenced by new discoveries and new events resulting from these discoveries. We shall have done our work well if we have helped you to understand and to appreciate that we continue to make real progress in a world that refuses to stand stillg a companion objective has been the develop- ment of appropriate attitudes toward honesty, integrity, devotion to duty, and service. You stand on the threshold of a bright future-one that in the next few years will probably bring developments which will outshine those of the past. I pray that you will make your contribution to a better world, and that you will enjoy a full measure of happiness, peace, and security in the years ahead. 8 Dr. Moore