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

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Row 1-RIGATTI, GOUGHLER, WILCOX, GULLUM, GRIMINGER. Row 2-NICHOLS, KFR LIN, GEISLER, WELLS, NILSON. Row 3-WATSON, BECK, O'DONNEL, LANKFORD, DE HUFF, SHAUPP. SENIOR WAYS AND MEANS A D OFFICERS 1S,I figg L S , . N U! EEA Z -1 2 N' KAREN ABEI., Vicefprefidenl ANN MCBATH, Secretary DAVID KERCI-IFR, Treasurer R0b'-:iff Anim, the leader Of- Our 91355, V ffgqfzni as C0-Chairman of the Prom Iiinnlng has gained the trust and confidence of his as Committee, Classmates. ,E 'ix' Robert will be remembered is in out In flddlflfm rw hls CXCCUUV9 dUUCS, he ii standing member of the cl iss of IQOO om, has participated in many extracurricular I after graduation- it ',..,,- 2' activities. In hisjunior year he also served ROBERT ALLAN, President 26

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Dave Kercher, Karen Abel, Ann McBath, and Bob Allan. Seniors choosing name cards from the printer's catalogue. We have crossed the bay, the ocean hes before us. 25 ga

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We began our careers in Senior High School as cocky sophomores. The projects we undertook were relatively minor. Our ofificers, Bob Allan, Joe Daniels, Phil De- Huff, led us in sponsoring two dances and helped us organize the sale of' pencils and pennants. The proceeds were directed to. ward our approaching Prom. In our junior year we chose Bob Allan, Bob Watson, Phil Del-luff, and Don Murray to lead us. Our biggest concerns were receiving our class rings and present- ing Stairway to the Stars, the prom, for the seniors. Various junior projects supplemented our sophomore funds to- ward financing the prom. The annual sale of Christmas cards and the presentation of four one-act plays contributed toward the total sum. Stairway to the Stars was deemed a success and marked the biggest accomplishment of our junior year. We entered our senior year with a new principal, Mr. Owsiany, and a new cam- pus-type school. Guiding us were Bob Allan, Ann McBath, Karen Abel, and Dave Kercher. We began our activities with a Beatnik Ball, something new, with traditionally well-dressed Bethelites attending in sloppy attire. Three years of hoping, planning, and working have finally brought the realiza- tion of graduation and our diplomas.