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

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TUDE T Observing a school more closely one sees, of course, the students. In Bethel High School the students are in a com- pletely new environment, an environment which is slightly handicapping since some of the buildings are not complete. One sees a student grumbling about having to walk through a construction area on an always-muddy path, a group of boys complaining about the absence of gym class, another group about the lack of as- semblies. But in the usual manner of people it is always easier to complain than to praise and most Bethel students are definitely proud of the new school. Al- though the school is new, the students are the same, and as it always has been, the seniors work harder than they ever have before, the juniors rejoice in not being the youngest anymore, and the sophomores thrill to at last being in high school. A single student in proportion to an empty hall. l l ff, x .a 'L , , . -J. f E Z if A campus school means a change of building with a change of class. 5 . r Q: .gat . ., . l me Jg - ws.