Bethel High School - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethel, PA)

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We are attempting to show our appreciation of the help which he has extended to the school as a whole. For ten years he has been our athletic coach at Bethel and during this time our athletic p r o w e s s has been considerably developed. Each year he gives much of his time to the training ofthe football and basket- ball teams. We are glad that there will soon be a new athletic field upon which to carry on his new activities. We gratefully and sin- cerely wish him many more successful years at Bethel. Page 4 ADMINISTRATION This term completes Mr. Buck's ninth year as supervisor of the Bethel Township Schools. Dur- ing this time he has done his best to keep all the school activities running smoothly. He now has under his guidance Bethel, Hillcrest, and Kings Schools. He will, we believe, have many more happy years here. MR. T. M. BUCK X '1 MR. D. M. BOYCE Page 5 During the ten years that Mr. Boyce has been principal of Bethel High School, he has faithfully guided ourfootsteps aright. With sympathetic understanding he has always helped us through o u r difficulties a n d taught us the value of worth-while things. We are indeed grateful for his kind advice and en- :ouraging helpfulness and hope that he may help many more senior classes to graduate from dear old Bethel. MARY L. ECKE, A. B. Westminster History, English, French BETTY E. DEVLIN B. S. University of Pittsburgh Commercial Subjects. MARION CAMPBELL. B. S. University of Pittsburgh Bookkeeping. T y p i n g. H i s t o r y, Economic Geography. ETHEL S. JONES California Normal Mathematics. T E A C H ' R I MERLE E. BECHTEL B. S. Carnegie Institute of Technology English. Music. VICTOR, S. PEARSON B. S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College Social Studies, Physical Education, Basketball Coach. MARIE HIGBEE B. A. University of Pittsburgh English, Commercial Art E. P. DRAKE University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute of Technology Shop and Mechanical Drawing. WILMA P. MacDONALD A. B. Muskingum College Latin, English. Physical Education. WILLIAM SAYENGA B. S. Washington dz Jefferson Algebra, Geometry, Busi- ness English. r Q . . A 1 4.--'N . , ,., , '.-' .fr-,., gjnu gi-ik ' .dir 'i' HAZEL E. PIERCE A. B. University of Pittsburgh History. Spelling and Penmanship. ISABELLE HELMLINGER B. S. California State Teachers College, Carnegie Insti- tute of Technology Music Supervisor. Page 6 CLARA E. BOYER, A. B. Denison University Physical Education, Bio- logy. ELLEN L. MORRISON California Normal English. History. JAMES D. MOORE A. B.. Ed. M. Muskingum College University of Pittsburgh Sciences, G e o m e t r y, Football Coach. HENRIETTA A. LOUGH A. B. Waynesburg College Home Economics. JUDITH H. DOUGLAS B. S. Juniata College Home Economics, Art. WILLIAM C. WEAVER A. B. University of Pittsburgh Social Studies. SARA PHILIPS California Teachers' College Science and Geography. LOUISE BAUGHMAN B. S. University of Pittsburgh Biology, Physical Educa- tion. LOIS MASON, B. A. Duquesne English. Latin, Physical Education, CLASSES SZ Q2 TP' rar wa mira if if if S331 li if il TZ '11 '- if 1. , :Y ,Y if, w Q' P137 I L.g..f s- ,.1f,. 'L 3,3123 . ' , 5, L b ,,.:,N n -A , ' y - , ,, ,i s in . :- xr J' -. . . F ' 1 5 z - f '.' 5 , 'N 'W' wr- . ' 6 2 . .R , 'L ' - A ' , ,A 'rf' -a'-3'1 . f-1-X ' - ' - ' ,G-.f': '- f'12'f'. '- -W L .- ' .kwa f- --,,..1...w-rf-.x...,.1 zf:z.'i.:.ALJ..- 'L '?'..2 ..ikuS.i7.1:i: 131- . . .-'- A r Raphael Petrush Jack Cantwell Jean McCurry Mildred Cole SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, ,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,, LRAPHAEL PETRUSH Vice-President. ..S7S. ,,S,,,, J ACK CANTWELL Secretory .,,SSS,.,, , .SSS ,HJEAN MCCURRY Treasurer SSSS MILDRED COLE o-O-0 C L A S S M O T T O BUILD FOR CHARACTER NOT FOR FAME o-O-o CLASS COLORS ROSEANDGRAY o-O-o CLASS FLOWERS TEAROSE Page 8 WILLIAM APPEL -lam ..Ah,. Class Basketball, '37, '38 Beacon Staff, '39 Class Play, '39 May Day. '37, '38 Camera Club, '38 JENNIE Bazzom -'Jena Shut UD G.A.A., '39 Office Assistant, '36, '38 Hall Patrol. '36, '37, '38 May Day, '36, '37, '38 Girl Reserves, '37, '33, '39 Cvlee Club. '38. '39 Senior Class Play. '39 Hi-Lite Staff, '39 Operetta, '37, '38 Dance Committee, '39 O-O-O SENIORS GEORGE ARMOR ..Bud,. Is that so? Student Council Vice-Presb dent. '38 Student Council President, '39 Hi-Y. '37, '38. '39 Operetta, '36, '37, '39 Glee Club, '38, '39 Football, '38, '39 Class Pla , '38 Prom Committee, '38 Hi-Lite Editor, '39 Math Club, '39 May Day. '36. '37 LUCILLE BRENKUS ULU.. Ah now! Flee Club. '37. '38 Girl Reserves. '37, '38. '39 Stamn Club. '39 Office Assistant, '37 Hi-Lite Staff. '39 Candy Manager. '39 May Day, '37, '38 Otleretta, '36, '37, '38 Librarian, '39 Junior Class Play, '38 G.A.A.. '39 JACK CANTWELL Jackie I wasn't talking Class Basketball, '36, '37, '38 '39 Reserve Basketball. '36 Varsity, '37, '38. '39 May Day. '36, '37, 'aa Class Officer. '39 Dance Committee, '39 Football, '37, '38, '39 THOMAS ARTHUR Tom We've had more fun. Football. '37. '38, '39 Hi-Y, '39 Class Play, '38 Track, '38 DORIS BOBBS Bob --That dI'UITll'I'l9I ' Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 Office Assistant, '36 Ma' D1y. '36, '37, '38 G.A.A.. '39 Charm Club, '39 Beacon Staff, '39 Adv. Mgr. Girl Reserve Pla '39 Hi-Lite Staff. '39 GEORGE CEGLARSKI -'slug-' He's always pickin' on me Football, '38, '39 Hi-Y. '38, '39 Track, '38 Junior Play. '38 Beacon Staff, '39 SARA JANE BARLEY Sally Could Be Orchestra, '38. '39 Glee Club. '36, '37, '38, '39 Operetta. '36, '37, '38, '39 May Day. '36, '37, '38 Girl Reserve, '37, '38, '39 G.A.A. Social Chairman, '39 Beacon Staff Ass't. Edit., '39 Hi-Lite, '39 Class Play, '39 Prom Committee. '38 Volley Ball, '39 Dance Committee, '39 WILLIAM BURTYK Wllly 5 You want to make some- thing of it? Reserve Basketball. '37 Basketball. '38, '39 Football, '38, '39 O-O-O WILLIAM APPEL GEORGE ARMOR THOMAS ARTHUR SARA JANE BARLEY JENNIE BAZZOLI LUCILLE BRENKUS DORIS BOBBS WILLIAM BURTYK JACK CANTWELL GEORGE CEGLARSKI Page 9 THOMAS CEVARR Tommy I don't agree Football. '38, '39 ' Basketball Manager, '38, '39 Hi-Y, '39 , May Day, '36, '37, '38 IMOGENE CUTSHALL Cutch' ' ' 'Hel -10 Glee Club. '38 Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 Girl Reserves Play, '39 Stamp Club. '38, '39 Hi-Lite, '39 May Day, '37, '38 Candy Counter, '39 Operetta. '36, '37, '38 G,A.A., '39 o-O-o MARGARET CHURCH Marge I got a new record Operetta, '36, '38, '39 May Day, '36, '38 Glee Club, '38, '39 Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 Office Assistance, '36 G,A.A., '39 Senior Play Committee, '39 Dance Committee, '39 SANTA De MARCHI Santa I'll see ya May Day, '37 Girl Reserve, '38, '39 G.A.A., '39 Candy Committee, '39 Volley Ball Team, '37, '38, '39 Basketball, '37, '39 Charm Club. '39 KATHERINE FEST ..Ka:,-- I read it in the paper Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 May Day, '36, '37 Charm Club, '39 G.A.A., '39 Senior Class Play, '39 Beacon Staff, '39 Basketball, '38, '39 Volleyball, '39 MILDRED COLE Millie That's O. K. May Day, '36, '37, '38 Girl Reserve, '39 Head of Individual Sports in G.A.A., '39 Hall Patrol, '39 Class Officer 4Treasurerl '39 Charm Club, '39 Hi-Lite Staff, '39 Ass't. Business Manager of Class Plajn '39 PETER DeWAR ..Pete,. What did you say? DOROTHY GILBERT ..D0t,. He said it was o. k. Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 May Day, '36 G.A.A., '39 Glee Club, '37, '38, '39 Charm Club, '39 Senior Class Play, '39 Operetta, '36, '38, '39 SENIORS THUMAS CEVARR MARGARET CHURCH MILDRED COLE EDWARD CROCO IMOGENE CUTSHALL SANTA DE MARCHI PETER DEWAR AMELIA DONATI KATHERINE FEST DOROTHY GILBERT EDWARD CROCO ..Ed. , That girl Class Basketball, '36, '37, '38, '39 Hall Patrol, '36 Camera Club, '37, '38 Hi-Lite Staff, '39 Beacon Staff, '39 Hi-Y, '38, '39 Reserve Basketball, '36 Ring Committee, '38 AMELIA DONATI Millie My dad told me Operetta, '36, '37 Hall Patrol, '37, '38, '39 Candy Stand, '38, '39 Glee Club, '37, '38, '39 May Day, '37, '38 Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 Charm Club, '39 Hi-Lite, '39 Librarian, '37, '38, '39 Dance Committee, '39 G.A.A., '39 o-O-o 1 4 . ll 5, Page 10 WANDA E. GOHACKI Wall Do you wanna dance? Glee Club. '36, '37, '38, '39 Operettas, '36, '37. '38, '39 Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 G.A,A,-Pres, '39 Hi-Lite Staff, '39 Candy Girl, '39 Librarian. '37. '38. '39 Charm Club, '39 Sr. Class Play. '39 May Day. '36, '37, '38, '39 Hall Patrol, '39 Basketball, '39 Volleyball, '39 DOROTHY HUTCHESON Dot What was that? Girl Reserves 1Officerl, '37, '38 '39 May Day, '36, '37, '38 Hi-Lite Staff, '39 Beacon Staff, '39 Operetta, '38, '39 Glee Club, '38, '39 Hall Patrol, '37 Office Assistant, '38 G.A.A., '39 o-O-o WANDA GOHACKI PAULINE GOURLEY HAZELMAE GREENE ROBERT HEZLEP DOROTHY HUTCHESON MARJORIE JACKSON CATHERINE JENKINS LUTHER KNAUFF ALMA KOBE FRANCES KOBE l SENIORS PAULINE GOURLEY Polly My Dear Girl Reserves, '37. '38. '39 Candy Counter, '33 G. A. A.. '39 Charm Club. '39 MARJORIE JACKSON Margie I'll see Hall Patrol, '36, '37. '38 Basketball, '36, '37, '38 G.A.A,. '39 Beacon Staff, '39 Hi-Lite Staff. '39 Girl Reserves, '39 Office Assistant, '37, '38 Glee Club, '39 ALMA KOBE Alma Explain yourself May Da , '36, '37, '38 Oberetta, '36, '37, 38 Girl Reserve, '37, '38, '39 G.A.A., '39 Basketball. '36, '31, '38, '39 Beacon Staff, '39 Librarian, '37, '38 Glee Club. '37. '38, '39 Charm Club, '39 Stage Committee, '39 Dance Committee, '39 Play Day, '36, '37 HAZELMAE GREENE Greenie They make me sick Cheerleader, '36, '37 Operetta, '36, '37. '38 May Day, '36, '37. '38 Drum Major, '78, '39 Ring Committee. '38 Girl Reserve, '37, '38, '39 G.A.A., '39 Glee Club. '37. '38, '39 Class Play, '38, '39 CATHERINE JENKINS Snooky I can't do that Orchestra, '36, '37, '38, '39 Band, '38 Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '37 IC'fficerl, '38, '39 May Day, '36, '37, '38 Class Officer, '37 Student Council, '37 Ooeretta, '36, '37, '38 Hi-Lite Staff, '39 Prom Committee, '38 G.A,A.. '39 Girl Reserve Play. '39 FRANCES KOBE Fran You got your bookkeeping done? Oneretta, '36, '37, '38 Glee Club, '37, '38, '39 May Day, '36, '37. '38 Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 Charm Club, '39 Play Day, '38 - Volleyball, '39 Basketball, '37, '38, '39 Librarian, '38, '39 Beacon Staff, '39 Dance Committee, '39 G.A.A., '39 Candy Counter. '39 N ROBERT HEZLEP Hezzy Do you want that stamp? Stamp Club. '36, '38, '39 Math Club, '39 Beacon Staff, '39 LUTHER KNAUFF Luther The F'armer's M a. g a z l n says-, Orchestra., '36, '37, '38, '39 Band, '36, '37, '38, '39 I-Il-Y, '37, '38, '39 Student Council, '37 Hi-Lite Staff, '39 Class President, '38 Basketball Manager, '38, '39 Senior Class Play, '39 L o-O-o Page 11 ran -A if SOPHIA KRJOLL asoph., I can't shoot May Day, '36, '37 Basketball. '36, '37, '38, '39 Girl Reserve, '37, '38, '39 G.A.A. Officer, '39 Volleyball, '38, '39 Track, '38 Usher for Class Play, '38 Hall Patrol, '39 Play Da , '36, '38 CHARLES LeBON ' 'Chucky' ' Lemme see Orchestra, '36, '37, '38, '39 Band, '36, '37 Overetta, '36 Junior Play. '38 Hi-Y, '37, '38, '39 Hi-Y Vice-President, '38 lil-Lite, '39 Track, '38 Class Officer, '37 May Day, '36, '37 Cheerleader, '36 Prom Committee, '38 Dance Committee, '39, Camera Club, '38 HELEN LACHMAN Lachy Don't mind me Operetta, '36 Hall Patrol, '36, '39 May Day, '36, '37 Class Basketball, '36, '37, '38, '39 Girl Reserve, '37, '38, '39 Volleyball, '38, '39 Play Day, '38, '39 G.A.A, Officer, '39 Beacon Staff, '39 LEONA LENOSKY ..Lee,. Throw it here May Dai, '36, '37, '38 Girl Reserve, '38 Class Basketball, 36. '37, '3 Volleyball Team, '38, '39 G.A,A., '39 Charm Club, '39 8 RUTH LAN DAU Ruthie Am I May Day, '36, Glee Club, '37, late? '37, '38 '38. '39 Oberetta, '36, 37, '38, '39 Girl Reserves. '37, '38, '39 Band, '38, '39 Class Officer, '38 Beacon Staff, '39 OLIVE LEONARD Olive I got a letter this morn- ingn Girl Reserve, Hi-Lite, '39 '37, '38, '39 Charm Club, '39 MARTHA MATTHEWS SOPHIA KROLL HELEN LACHMAN RUTH LANDAU MURRAY LEAKE CHARLES LEBON LEONA LENOSKY OLIVE LEONARD DONALD MacLACHLAN KENNETH MacPHERSON MARTHA MATTHEWS MURRAY LEAKE ..Mu,,f., What was I doin'? Hi-Y, '37, '38, '39 Bicycle Club, '37 Camera Club, '37, '38 Glee Club, '37, '38, '39 Hall Patrol, '36, '37 Hi-Lite Staff, '39 Beacon Staff, '39 Cpzretta, '36, '37 DONALD MECLACHLAN ..Don. , All right Band, '36, '37, '38, '39 Orchestra. '36, '37, '38 Glee Club, '37, '38 Operetta, '37, '38 Stamp Club, '36 Camera Club, '38 I-Ii-Y, '37, '38, '39 Reserve Basketball, '37 Class Officer, '37 May Day, '37 Class Basketball, '37, '38 ..Many,, KENNETH MacPI-IERSON Ch, my g00dI1eSS Hgenw Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 O-O-0 'H Glee Club, '38 O-O-O Who? Me' Beacon Staff, '39 Hi-Y, '39 Hall Patrol, '38 M K I 1 M M M I M I M - - VS: - Page 12 JEAN MCCURRY Jean That remark was uncalled for Class Officer, '39 Hi-Lite Staff, '39 Beacon Staff, '39 Glee Club, '37, '38, '39 Operetta, '36, '37, '38, '39 G.A.A. Officer, '39 Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 Hall Patrol, '38, '39 Librarian, '37, '38, '39 Senior Class Play, '39 May Day. '36, '37, '38 Office Assistant, '38 Stage Committee, '37, '38 Prom Committee, '38 Dance Committee, '39 JANET MCNEILLY '-Jimmy . G0rsh Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '89 Glee Club, '37, '38, '39 Volleyball Team, '38, '39 Class Officer, '38 Prom Committee, '38 Junior Class Play, '38 G.A,A., '39 Operetta, '37, '38, '39 Maj' Day, '37, '38 H1-Lite Staff, '39 Charm Club, '39 o-O-o SENI-ORS ROBERT MCGINIS ..Bob.. What else did he say? Latin Club, '38 ..Pete,, What do ya mean? PETER MINKO STEVE NISHNICK Nish UI CB.l'1'f, Football, '36, '37, '38, '39 Hi-Y, '39 MARY MCKOWN Butch I'll letcha know Girl Reserves, '39 Beacon Staff, '39 Hi-Lite Staff, '39 Charm Club, '39 G.A.A., '39 LOUISE MOORCROFT Louise I was flat on my back Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 G.A.A., '39 Glee Club, '37, '38, '39 Operetta, '36, '37, '39 Charm Club, '39 May Day, '37, '38 CATHERINE NOBLICK Cath Did you hear that? Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 G.A.A., '38 Operetta, '37 JANE McNARY Janie Yes Indeed Glee Club, '36, '37, '38, '39 Operetta, '37, '38 Cheerleader, '36, '37, '38, '39 Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39, lOfflcerl Hi-Lite Staff, '39 Beacon Staff, '39 Office Assistant, '37, '38 Hall Patrol, '37 G.A.A., '39 May Day, '37, '38 LILLIAN NIEMAN Lili Do you wanna hear a joke? Operetta, '38 Glee Club, '38 May Day. '38 . Candy Counter, '39 G.A.A., '39 Girl Reserves, '38, '39 Volleyball, '38 Basketball, '38 charm Club, '39 0-O-o s f 1 h,bi:1.v...,.' .... 'v 'dsl . .:f,'- 1 2-11, , 5 4,75 N , ,f.---1-.-v'-1- ,A A- fps-,.-a.f+' ,. f,- A-5 Hy! '3 ,W-Y' 'P-:Q Fx -1 F'--fr. --i, .. SA M. ...-viii l.: JEAN McCURRY ROBERT McGINIS MARY McKOWN JANE McNAR.Y JANET McNE'ILLY PETER, MINKO LOUISE MOORCROFT LILLIAN NIEMAN STEVE NISHNICK CATHERINE NOBLICK 1 Page 13 url W ?' R CLARENCE NORDSTROM Gutch That stuff Hall Patrol, '36, '37 May Day. '36, '37, '38 Operetta, '36, '37, '38, '39 Glee Club, '36, '37, '38, '39 Hi-Y, '37, '38, '39 Cheer Leader. '37 Latin Club Vice-Pres., '38 Junior Play. '38 Class Officer. '38 Hi-Lite, '37, '39 B e a c o n Staff. Editor-in- Chief, '39 Dance Committee, '39 Prom Committee. '38 Hi-Y Sports Chairman. '38 NATALIE RAY Nets Phooey Band, '38, '39 Camera Club, '38 Glee Club. '37, '38, '39 Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 10fficerl. '38, '39 Girl Reserve Play. '39 G.A.A., '39 Hi-Lite Staff, '36, '39 DOLORES PAFF Patsy Gee whiz Girl Reserves, '38, '39 Cafeteria, '39 Volleyball, '38 JOSEPHINE RUSCIOLELLI Jose Hello. girls Librarian, '37, '38 Beacon Staff, '39 Hall Patrol, '39 Girl Reserves, '37. '38, '39 Charm Club. '39 G.A.A. Officer, '39 May Day, '36, '37, '38 Office Assistant, '39 Dance Committee, '39 Candy Counter, '39 Dramatic Class, '38 May Day, ,36, '37, '38 , Office Assistant, '36 2 Operetta, '36, '37, '38 Orchestra, '38, '39 Ring Committee, '38 Play Day. '37, '39 f 3 L! in ANTHONY SLABE 1 O-O O Tony Is this right? ' Football, '39 I' - S E N I K'-'LV page r7 ' ,l ROSE PAWLOWSKI Rose You got a book out? Librarian. '39 Basketball Team, '36, '37, '38, '39 Vollerball Team, '39 May Day, '36, '37, '38 Play Day, '39 Hall Patrol, '36, '39 Office Assistance. '36, '37 Cv.A.A. 1Boardl. '39 Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 ROBERT SCHWENGER ' ' Bob' ' WE always Will Football, '37 Basketball, '36 I-Ii-Y, '37, '38, '39 May Day, '36, '37 Banquet Committee, '37 Baseball, '37 Hi-Lite, '38, '39 Football Manager. '38 JULIA SNOVAK Julie I wouldn't know Office Assistant, '36 May Day, '36 Girl Reserve, '37, '38, '39 Hall Patrol, '39 Charm Club. '39 ORS 14 CLARENCE NORDSTROM DOLORES PAFF ROSE PAWLOWSKI RAPHAEL PETRUSH NATALIE RAY JOSEPHINE RUSCIOLELLI ROBERT SCHWENGER JANE SEKON ANTHONY SLABE JULIA SNOVAK l RAPHAEL PETRUSH Hpet., Let's have order May Day, '37, '38 Class President, '39 Hi-Y, '39 Hi-Lite Staff, '39 Senior Class Play, '39 JANE SEKON Janie I wasn't talkin' Girl Reserve, '37, '38, '39 Charm Club, '39 o-O-o HELEN soPP Hsopp.. --ru do ic ' Glee Club, '37, '38, '39 Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 Beacon Staff, '39 Hi-Lite, '39 Operetta, '36, '37, '38 G.A,A., '39 Candy Girl, '39 Librarian, '37, '38, '39 Charm Club, '39 May Day, '36, '37, '38 Stage Committee, '36, '37, '38, '39 Basketball Team, '36, '37 Commercial Art, '38 Alumni Dance Committee, '39 Play Day, '37, '38 Volleyball, '39 SENIORS DOROTHY STOLTENBERG Dot Aw gee, gosh Glee Club, '39 Girl Reserves, '39 G.A.A., '39 Beacon Staff, '39 Hi-Lite Staff, '39 Charm Club, '39 JOHN STEWART Stewart I don't like this place Glee Club, '37, '38, '39 Operetta, '36, '37, '38 Maj' Day. '36, '37, '38 Class Play, '38 Hi-Y, '37, '38, '39 Class Basketball. '37, '38 MARY SUSKO Mary Shucks Girl Reserves. '37, '38, '39 G.A.A,. '39 Pres. Charm Club. '39 Girl Reserves Play, '39 Office Assistant, '39 Hall Patrol, '37 May Day, '37 Candy Counter, '39 WESLEY WALL JACK WOOD Buck Jake Did you hear the one Stooge about-. Operetta, '36, '37, '38, '39 Glee Club, '3'I, '38, '39 Glee Club President '39 Hl-Y. '38, '39 May Day, '38 Student Council Vlce-Presl- dent, '39 Post-Gazette Reporter, '39 Hi-Lite Staff, '39 Band, '36, '37 Orchestra, '36, '37, '38 Operetta. '36, '37, '38, '39 Glee Club, '37, '38, '39 Hi-Y, '37, '38, '39 Camera Club, '38 Senior Class Play, '39 Hi-Lite Staff, '39 RALPH WIISON HECK You take it Operetta, '36, '37 Football, '37 H1-Y, 37: Pres., '38 Glee Club, 36, '37, '38 Reserve Squad, '36 May Day. 37, '38 HELEN SOPP DOROTHY STOLTENBERG JOHN STEWART MARY SUSKO wasnav wau. Jack woon RALPH w1LsoN Page 15 CLASS WILL i.,l.ll.. Catherine Jenkins happily leaves the task of playing the piano for the Glee Club to Iona Huhn. Wesley Wall leaves his second year French book to anybody who is lucky enough to get it. Sophie Kroll and Helen Lachman leave their athletic ability to Irene Urick and Marie Burson. Bob McGinnis leaves everything for himself next year. ' Imogene Cutshall leaves her use of big words to Dorothy Jane Rensch. Clarence Nordstrom leaves his sympathy for the Editor of next year's Beacon. Catherine Noblick leaves her giggling to Helen Buck. Murray Leake leaves his habit of teasing the girls to Melvin Dalrymple. Martha Mathews leaves her high grades to the person who needs them the most. Ed Croco leaves the pleasure of chauffeuring the girls to school to Matt Young. Natalie Ray and Don MacLachlan leave the front doors vacant. Janet McNeilly leaves her sweet disposition to Marjorie Campbell. Charles Le Bon leaves his shortness to Steve Billisitts. Hazel Mae Greene leaves her fine acting ability to Joan Hicks. Tommy Cevarr and Steve Nishnick leave their athletic ability to Bob Hast and Bob Beck. Wanda Gohacki sadly leaves the G. A. A. Club. Peter Dewar leaves singing to himself as usual. Jane McNary leaves her continual joking to Joan Fraser. Dorothy Stoltenberg leaves her pep, vim and vigor to Mary Mitchell. George Armor leaves his blushes and red hair to Mr. Bechtel. Dorothy Hutcheson leaves her winning personality to Mary F. Parmalee. Luther Knauff leaves his chemistry knowledge to Clarence Brown. Thomas Arthur leaves his beautiful eyes to Bill Tarr. Sara Jane Barley leaves the Beacon as a memory of her hard work. Bob Hezlep leaves his history knowledge to Robert Bradley. Louise Moorcroft leaves her shyness to Marian Tarr. Bill Burtyk leaves his natural wave to Bernard Blum. Lucille Brenkus leaves her neat appearance to Eileen Letchworth. Bill Appel leaves his photographic ability to Johnny Wolfe. Mildred Cole leaves her natural curly hair to Bertha Yellich. Hack Wilson leaves with pleasure. Alma and Frances Kobe leave together. Jack Wood leaves his way with the girls to Bert Devlin. Helen Sopp and Jean McCurrey leave their artistic ability to Joan Goulding and June Grazier. Ken McPhearson leaves Miss Ecke with a little peach. Marjorie Jackson leaves her pleasant personality to Betty Jane Brahm. Jack Cantwell leaves his wisecracks to anybody who is wise enough to make them. Jenny Bazzoli leaves hoping she will never have to study chemistry and geometry again. Raphael Petrusch leaves the memory of a fine boy who worked hard to make his class a success. The senior class of '39 wishes the future senior classes of Bethel High much success, cooperation and fun. FINIS. Page 16 1 PROPHECY AND CALENDAR -.igii One cold day in January, l953, I boarded a plane for Washington in order to attend the inauguration of President RALPH WILSON. As the plane roared into the air, piloted by THOMAS ARTHUR and JACK CANTWELL, I saw mechanics STEWART, MCGINNIS and LEAKE rush off the field. Stewardess BOBBS handed me the latest edition of PETRUSH'S Modern Gazette. On the sports page was a picture of Coach SCHWENGER'S star athletes, namely, BURTYK, CEGLARSKI, CEVARR and NISHNICK. I read two very lovely poems written by MARY MCKOWN and OLIVE LEONARD and a column written by JANET McNElLLY, the famous beauty expert. In the society column there was a very elaborate account of the RAY MacLACH- LAN wedding. Just then the plane arrived at Washington, but as I took one last look at it I noted that CATHERINE JENKINS was maid-of-honor and WESLEY WALL the officiating minister. The first thing I saw when l entered the new inaugural building was IMOGENE CUTSHALL flirting with Vice-President ROBERT HEZLEP. Over in one corner I saw HAZEL GREENE, SARA JANE BARLEY, CATHERINE NOBLICK and DOLORES PAFF arguing as to which had the best secretarial position. The building seemed a trifle cold to me but I could not decide whether to blame ED CROCO for too much air conditioning or KEN Mac- PHERSON for too l'ttle fire in the furnace. After the inauguration President Wilson met us and announced that ANTHONY SLABE was Secretary of the Treasury and BILL APPEL Secretary of Agriculture. As I left the inaugural building I met DOROTHY HUTCHESON who was now an interior decorator, and, both of us having decided to stay over- night, we took a room in WOOD'S fashionable hotel. When we left the registrar, AMELIA DONATI, we were conducted to our rooms by bell-hop ED SMITH. We tuned in on the radio just as PETER MINKO announced the musical hour, PETER DEWAR yodeled a hill-billy song and FRANCES and ALMA KOBE sang a very lovely duet. After that there were some news items, the only one of importance being the award of a medal to MARJORIE JACKSON and CORA DENSON for saving a little boy from drowning. That evening we attended a stage show at the LeBON.CINEMA. There was a aroup of beautiful chorus girls amona whom we recoanized JEAN MCCURRY, DOROTHY STOLTENBERG, HELEN SOPP, KATHERINE FEST, MARY SUSKO, and WANDA GOHACKI. As we left the theater we noticed a crowd gathering on the street in front of MILDRED COLE'S tea-room, so we rushed to the spot. We found that SOPHIA KROLL, now a lady of wealth, had fallen on the icy walk and broken her leg. Her traveling companion, ROSE PAWLOWSKI, telephoned the hospital and DR. NORDSTROM soon arrived accompanied by NURSE GOURLEY. After this bit of excitement we all went into the tea-room and had our fortunes told by JULIA SNOVAK. After chatting a while to DOROTHY GILBERT and LOUISE MOORCROFT, who owned a dress-shop across the street, we made our departure. On our way to the hotel we met LUCILLE 'BRENKUS and LILLIAN NIEMAN just returning from a teacher's conven- tion. The next morning we arose rather late and went to ARMOR'S Restaurant where we were served bacon and eggs by HELEN LACHMAN. As we were leaving we met two famous pianists, JENNY BAZZOLI and MARGARET CHURCH, coming in. We then took a bus out to LUTHER KNAUFF'S nine hundred acre farm. We found Luther showing JANE SEKON and SANTA DeMARCHl, two vacationing nurses, his large dairy room. We returned directly to Washington and here separated, Dorothy to take lunch with actresses JANE MCNARY and RUTH LANDAU and I to catch the train for home. As I boarded the train I greeted LEONA LENOSKY and JOSEPHINE RUSCIOLELLI who were just arriving to accept secretarial positions in the government. When the last of Washington had disappeared behind a bend I settled myself for a comfortable siesta. Page 17 Ln is F. ang- Q. A E up :' ily. V. V' QQ- g . t ., Q. 14 Name WILLIAM APPEL . . . . . GEORGE ARMOR . . . . . THOMAS ARTHUR . . . . . WILLIAM BURTYK . . . . JACK CANTWELL .... . . GEORGE CEGLARSKI .... THOMAS CEVARR .... . . EDWARD CROUO' .... . . PETER DEWAR . . . . . ROBERT HEZLEP . . . . . LUTHER KNAUFF MURRAY LEAKE ......... CHARLES LeBON . ...... . KENNETH MacPHERSON . ROBERT MGGINNIS ...... PETER MQINKO ...... .. STEVE NISHNICK ........ CLARENCE NORDSTROM . .. RAPHAEL PETRUSH ...... ROBERT SCHWENGER . . . ANTHONY SLABE ......... . . EDWARD SMITH . . . . WESLEY WALL . . . . RALPH WILSON . . JACK B. WOOD . . . . . JOHN STEWART .,... . . DON MacLACHLAN . . . . . SARA JANE BARLEY ........ JENNIE BAZZOLI ..... . . LUCILLE RRENKUS .. .. DORIS BOBBS ........... MARGARET CHURCH .... MILDRED COLE .......... IMOGENE OUTSHALL .... SANTA DeMARCHI .. AMELIA DONATI ..... .. KATHERINE FEST .. DOROTHY GILBERT ..... WANDA GOHAUKI .. PAULINE GOURLEY ..... HAZEL MAE GREENE .... DOROTHY HUTCHESON . MARJORIE JACKSON .... CATHERINE JENKINS .... SOPHIA KROLL ...... .. FRANCES KOBE .. .. ALMA KOBE ...... . . HELEN LACHMAN .. RUTH LANDAU .... .. LEONA LENOSKY .. OLIVE LEANORD .... .. MARTHA MATTHEW ..... JEAN McCURRY ...... . . MARY McKOWN . . . . . JANE McNAR-Y .... . . JANET McNEILLY ........ LOUISE MOORACRDFT .... LILLIAN NIEMAN .... . . ROSE PAWLOWSKI .. .. NATALIE RAY ............ JOSEPHINE RUSCIOLELLI JANE SEKON ............ JULIA SNOVAK .......... HELEN SOPP ............. DOROTHY STOLTENBERG MARY SUSKO ............ DOLORES PAFF ........ CATHERINE NORLICK . . . W. qv. . 1 -' n If 2 f': 'L gf .?'!,Agl, M151 ' 1' T' l f' A 1- '1 '.',. I, i f ,.. 1. M 1.5! - 1 L HOROSCOPE .T..11.. 1. Ambition Scientific Farmer Doctor .....,...... Aviator . . . Athlete Aviator . . . Athlete . Athlete .......... Air Conditioning .. Secretary ........ Geologist ........... Farmer .............. . . . . . Mechanical Engineer Aeronautics ....,...... .... Farmer ..... Engineer . . Golfer . . Athlete . . . Doctor .... Journalist . . Coach . . Secretari . Doctor . . Teacher . . . .. .Graduate ... Salesman . . . Engineer , . Architect . . . Secretary . . . Accountant . . . . .Teacher .... . Nurse . , . .... Housewife Secretary Teacher Nurse ....... Dressmaker .. Secretary Dressmaker . Secretary Nurse ....,........ Secretary ........... I1'II,el'l0X' DeCOI'9.t0I' .... .... Secretary ....,...... Pianist ..... Secretary .... ...Office Work Beautician ..... Stenographer .... English Teacher . . . Secretary ........ Secretary .............. .... Sewing and Designing Commercial Artist ..... .... Journalist ....... Receptionist Beautician . . . Nurse ....... Teacher .......... Secretary ......... Interior Decorator Secretary ......... Nurse ........ . . . Secretary ............. .... Commercial Teaching Secretary ....... . . . . . . .SECYGCSYY . . . Secretary Secretary Frequently Seen Name on absent list .... Blushing ............. Renting Bikes Dancing ........ Playing Pranks .. Wlll Be ...........Deacon . . . . . . . .Undertaker .Flying Journalist .......Gene Krupa. ........,..Milkman Chauifeuring ..... .... H ome Beautifier Ushered Out ...... ............ P op Man Hunting Dates ..... ............,..... I-I ermit Crooning ......... .... Se cond Bing Crosby Flirting .. ..... Dancing Master Hunting ..... Snake Charmer .Blufflng .... Potato Bug Picker Pesterlng . . . Trucking .... Apologizlng . . . Typing ....... Barn Dancing ......... Balancing the Budget... At the Telephone ..... Joklng ............. Being Quiet ........ Insulting People Being Funny ..... At Ease ..... Mannlsh .. Worried ........ Day Dreaming Being Angelic .. Arguing ....... Neat ........... Typing Letters Helpful ........ Modest .. Vampish Serious .. Gabbing .. Posing Serene ......Church Janitor ...........l-Iobo .....Dare Devil ...........Romeo ...Rocking Cradles ..........Butcher .........Pres. ol' U. S. ....I-Ienpecked Husband ...........Office Boy .........Politician ...........Preacher ...,A Mere Husband .......Piano Tuner ...,....,Pirate . . . .Bachelor . . . .Missionary . . . .Mllkmald . . . .Mannequin ....G0od Cook ......Cow Girl . . . . .Walking Dictionary ........School Marm ............R-educer .....Cabaret Dancer .....Dean of Women Dancing . . . .... Fortune Teller Glggllng . . . ................... Matron As Usual ..... Tooth Paste Advertiser Witty ..... ......... M lnister's Wife Agreeable . . . ...... Shepherdess Eating .............. ...... H elress Falling ............... .... R eferee Selling Subscriptions .....,...... Artist Frank ............... In Her Place Stunning ..... Unchangeable . Writing Poetry Studying ....,... ....Bathlng Beauty ....Gym Teacher .....Home Breaker .............Clerk ................Jullet . . . . .Interior Decorator Fretting ........... Chorus Girl Smiling .. ............ Miss America Flirting .. ...Kindergarten Teacher Sweet ..... ........ P resldenffs Wife Reserved .. ..... Telephone Operator Prim ........ ........,....... M odel Reliable ....... ..... H ard to Tell Sophisticated . . ...... Debutante Business-like ..... Hair Dresser Out ........... .... H ousekeener Harmless Drawing ...... Making Faces .. Preaching . .... . . . . Cute ............ Absent Mlnded . . . Page 18 ....Caeser's Wife .....,.Elevator Girl .................Flapper Anybody's Stenographer ..........Female Bandit . . . .Second Zazu PINS V wsu ffl ,V -fxtj fr KXX' fl! AXX' fl G x 6 x ilu illlemnriam nf Eenrgz il-Ienn George Henn, a member of the Junior Class, was unfortunately killed in January. George was a good student and a good friend to his classmates and the thoughts of this friendship will long remain in our memories. .T 4 35' -lgxjfg ,QV -fgw' fe , iaxwi' NT. n'1Y, ' 3 Q63 ' l' 'J Page 19 v- , E 4 1 133 I 'N '1 at .1 1 ' -S . V-gf -, wi f' .1 -vi. 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J, L k vi is .wg JUNIORS Pg 20 JUNIOR CLASS ROLL BROWN, Betty Jane BURKLECA, Ethel BURSON, Marie DELVITTO, Virginia DENSON, Cora DOERING, Violet GALLIFORD, Doris GRANGER, Gladys HAMILTON, Mona HETHERINGTON, Gloria HUHN, Iona KARKALLA, Elizabeth KELLY, Virginia KLEIN, Gladys KOSTUK, Anna MAHONEY, Mary Louis MORTON, Irene MOUNTS, Marie OFFERMAN, Louise PLATUSICK, Mary RAGAN, Vivian SHINGLETON, Margaret SOPP, Anna TELEGDY, Helen THAMES, Mae APPEL, Helen BARTO, Yolanda BUCK, Helen CAMPBELL, Marjorie GREEN, Helen HICKS, Joan HAMILTON, Constance MALVIZZI, Norma ' MITCHELL, Mary PARMLEE, Mary Frances TARR, Marion UHRIK, Irene II Y , ANDRICK, Stanley BANDI, John BECK, Robert BILLISITIS, Steve BONTEMPO, Angelo BRlN,SKA, John DALRYMPLE, Melvin DUJAK, Paul FIDEL, William KOHUT, Andrew MAIOLO, Bruno MARNIK, Joseph PELESKY, John RUDNICK, Walter TARR, William THOMAS, John WINTON, Curtis ZINER, John IIX ALMORE, Harold BENEDICT, Joseph BLUM, Bernard BRADLEY, Robert BROWN, Clarence CONN, John DEVEY, Todd DONATI, Tony DUBLIN, Milford GREGG, Mike GUR, George HAGUE, William HAST, Bob HAVENS, Glenn HOFF, Elmer HOLDEN, Pollard JACKSON, Leonard KEAN, Kenneth KNAUS, William KUZMAN, John LALIC, Nicholas LUTZ, Bernard OPFERMAN, Steve SHAW, Richard TUCHOLSKI, Walter WOLF, John 1 Pale 21 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1941 Pg 22 SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL CRAN KOVIC, Tony CAMPBELL, Edgar DOLINAR, Joseph FEST, Robert GATES, John GREGOR, Paul HETHERI NGTON, Joseph Lee HLUHAN, George LUSTICK, Richard MUCHECKA, Mike PERICH, George PICARD, Joseph RENTON, William ROSENBERGER, Harold SCHMID, Ralph SEPICK, Raymond SINESKY, Victor SLOAN, Clarence VAWTER, Woodrow VERSTRATEN, Hector WEHAR, Frank ARMOR, William BENNETT, Robert BLAIR, James CAMPBELL, Donald DEVLIN, Albert EDWARDS, Frank GILBERT, Howard GUNTHER, Dale HOFFMAN, Dan HURST, Robert JACK, Howard KLEPEK, Joseph KNAUS, Tony KRAVITCH, Charles LeBON, Maits MCNALL, Ralston PAUL, Ralph ROBERTS, Robert ROBINSON, Wilbert ROTHAR, Harold SHAW, Joseph YOUNG, Mathew 'IOY BERKENBAUGH, Catherine CASSOON, Frances CHOLOVICH, Bertha CIPCIC, Nadine GALANDA, Kathryn GOULDING, Joan GRAZIER, June HOGAN, Eleanor KLIEST, Irene MALINOWSKI, Helen OPFERMAN, Lillian OSTRANDER, Naomi PAUL, Natalie PUGLISSE, Josephine PUSHNICK, Sadie PONCE, Dolores RUPNICK, Anna SCHARFETTER, Dorothy SCKOTKEVITCH, Stella SOBCZAK, Anna VIDIC, Dorothy YELLICH, Bertha IOX ANDERKO, Marian BOGUS, Elizabeth BUCHEK, Mary BURKECLA, Elizabeth DeMARCHI, Dora DeMARE, Eleanore DERDA, Blanche FERENCIC, Mary FRASER, Joan KIYFES, Marion LANGKAMP, Marilyn Le ROY, Virginia LETCHWORTH, Eileen MATSOCK, Anna MATTHEWS, Mary MOROVICH, Margaret PANDOLFO, Theresa PAULHOLKA, Genivive PUDLAK, Stephanie PYKYLO, Agnes RENSCH, Dorothy Jane SHIELDS, Pecolia O Page 23 9TH GRADE Pg 24 9TH GRADE ROLL BERTINE, Tony CARLSON, Norman CONNELL, Sam HOFFMAN, Rolland HUHN, Delbert KUMER, William LINEPENSEL, Kenneth MITCHELL, Edward OPFERMAN, Joseph PASKO, John PELESKY, Steve PLATUSICK, Pete POLLOCH, David ROBERTS, Jack SALMON, Martin SIMMONS, Donald SINESKY, William SLIFKO, John ALLISON, Leonard BUTLER, Ernest HOLSTEIN, William KLEPEK, Steve LANDAU, Calvin MCCOY, James REID, Robert RHODES, Dale RUSSAK, Joseph STILLEY, Calvin STUDT, William BOUCH, Philip CAMPBELL, James EXLER, Joseph KRAVICH, Nick LIPTAK, Steve MIKUSH, Walter MISEK, George GUR, Edwin HAYES, Charles KRAVICH, Nick LENOSKY, Mike LIPTAK, Steve MARNIK, Edward MATTHEWS, David MIKUSH, Walter MISEK, George NEDZESKY, Theodore PETERSON, Gregor RUDNIK, Vincent SIROCHMAN, Peter STOLTENBERG, Clarence ZENTICHKO, John 9 Y ARTHUR, Ethel POHRAJAC Mary BAIT, Mary SCHOTHEVITCH Helen BANDI, Mercedes SESSI Geraldine BARTO, Tressa SHIELDS Mary BOYD, Emma STOLZE Matilda CLARK, Cora UHRIK Anna CLARK, Pearl VALENTINE Elizabeth De MARCHI, Ida HAMILTON, Inez HERBY, Beatrice JUBROCKI, Mary JACKSON, Dorothy KAGLE, Lorrain KIYFES, Christine MA'I'I'HEWS, Ruth MCDONALD, Barbara NEILSON, Mary OPFERMAN, Esther X BLACKBURN, Betty BOOZER, Jane BRITTEN, Georgia CHURCH, Esther DAVIS, Merita DOLINAR, Jennie HATHAWAY, Ruth HOGAN, Jane HULTZ, Jane KEENO, Alice KNAUFF, Lucille KOBE, Margaret MALVIZZI, Vrginia PROKRASAC, Margaret SCHAEFFER, Joan SHAW, Erla SNYDER, Marjorie 9Z CARRICK, Helen CHOLOVICH, Mary CIESEFSKI, Lucy CRANKOVIC, Catherine DAUIES, Margaret DUJAK, Anna ENSSLIN, Dorothy FENOSIFF, Agnes HODGE, Betty HU'I'I'ON, Romaine LEONARD, Sophie MAIETTA, Pauline MCNALL, Agnes MOLLNER, Alberta PETOSKY, Florence PRICE, Ora Mae RABBIT, Alice RADNICK, Mary SHINGLETON, Pearl Page 25 8TH GRADE Pg 26 v.: f'-, ffixfaifyv 1 we . if ' 1 ' 5.411 .-4 44 8T ALLEN. Harry BECK, George COLLINS, Robert CUTSHALL, Leonard DAVIS. Robert EVANOVICH, Frank HOSTETILER. Leroy HULTZ, James KNAUFP, Raymond KOST, Nick LUCAS, Gerald MAGULICK, Mike MAYMICK, John NOBLICK. Joseph PHILIPS. Walter ROBINSON. Ronald BARVER., Richard BARVER.. Robert SIMPSON. William SOURBEER. Robert BTEMNOCH, Robert ADAMS. Albert BAIT, John CARNEY, Kirk DONATI, Charles GALLIPORD, Thomas GRAUSOSKY, Frank GREGG, James HOCH, George KENNY, Richard KOHUT. Michael KURZAWBKI, James , Frank MINKO, Steve NAYMIUK, Mike PARKER. Jam! PERIOH. Hike PETBUBH, Albert RAZBORBIK. Frank SEROGGINS, William BILLI. John BENNE1'l', Denman CHMELYNSKI, Joseph DEFAZIO, Joseph DUBLIN. Russell GATES. Eugene GREEN. George KENZEVIUH, Anthony LENOSKY, Nick McGUlRE, Thomas MERCER., William NISIINICK, Edward NYIRI, Robert POPOVICH, Mike SCHOTKEVICH. Mike SEPICH, Russell SIMMONS, Harold SNOW, Richard SZOVIT. Edward TUCHLOSKL Arthur URBAS, Jake ZINER., Anthony L :em H GRADE sz 8Y BX Page 27 , W,- ROLL BRENHOLTZ, Shirley BRENKUS, Audrey COX. Alice COX, Betty Jane EDWARDS, Eileen HILL. Odessa I-IOFF. Edythe JENNINGS, Allce KAUCIUH, Wllda KENNY. Frances KING. Lllllan KOONTZ, Betty Lou LACHER. Ruth PEROSKY, Kathryn PE l'I'IGR.EW, Ethel PIECE, Jeanne RENTON, Geraldine REPLOGLE, Joyce SCHULZ. Nancy SEKON. Eleanor TAYLOR.. Nancy Jo TOCI, Florence l ARTHUR., Dolores BATES. Betty BECK. Annetta BOWERS. Dorothy BURKLECA, Helen DAWSON, Lois DUNSCOMB, Willa GARDNER, Leona JABROCKI, Anna KARKALLA, Josephine Kaavrrcr-I, ADDR A LIPINSKY, Cathrlne MOORCROFT, Edith NISHNICK, Helen PELLFDRINI, Ida POZRANOVICH. Mary RUCKB. Jennie SHARPETTEB. Betty BOPP, Margaret THAME8, Shirley TOMSIC, Tlllle VETRINE, Lydia ALDEN, Ruth ALLEN. Helen AMMON, Margaret ANDERSON, Wlllavene BARNS, M817 . BECK. Ellen CARROLL. Eileen CHOLOVIUH, Elizabeth CROWLEY, Vlrglnla EXLER, Marjorie . HAYES. Kathleen HLUHAN. Elizabeth KACZAR. Henrietta KITE. Frances KIYFES, Elizabeth KLIEST, Kathryn LENARD, Wanda MESSNER., Thelma PAWLOWSKI, Vera Proann, Margaret PLATUBIUB, Catherine RU AK Anna YAHELSKI, Mary ,. .-if i n ,,-Q Z'L 5 a 1 S Ae 4 E 7TH GRADE Pg 28 mr 1 1 vvvgyg-r'-51: 1 if at 'tv an 7T BARLOW, Francis BONTEMPO, Victor CLAGER. Charles COLE, Carl FRITCH, Harry GRAESER, Carl JOHNSON, George KLUBH, John KUZMAN, Steve RICHARDSON, James SOPP, John TI-IAMIS. Benjamin YELLICH, George PE'I'I'IGREW, Raymond PELLIGRINE, Edward PASKO. Frank WHITMER. William BROWN, Robert CARMEN, Michael CENTOFANTI, George COAT , Walter CRANKOVICH. Stephen EISAMAN, Donald GARDNER, Albert, Jr. JOSEPHI, Thomas MASSON. Adolph MOORCROPF, Robert PALEBKY, Paul POKRAJAC, George VALENTINE. Frank ZURENSKI, William ATKINSON. Carl BELE, Frank BELBACK, Raymond CASSOON, Joseph CHRISTOPHER, Walter COLE. Howard DENSON, James FIDEL, John GILBERT, Lee LACEK, Paul LACHMAN, Harold McCHl5NEY, William McCRAClil:N, Ralph MILLER, William RUSCIOLELLI. Arthur RUSZ. Stephen SCOTT, Stanley TANNER., Donald WILCOX, Sammy BREY, Charles HUTCHESON, Robert LONG. James MGGREW, Jack RDLICH, Paul SCALES, Stewart SMITH. Thomas WETZEL, Harold BENEDIOT, Louis CIPCIC, Joseph CHERNUTA, Frank CZVIK, John FRANCIS, Marland GRUBBS, Bobby GUTA, Joseph Kam. Billy LANDAU. Robert , REED, Richard SUNDERLAND, John CROWELL, Robert H GRADE vw 7Y 7X 72 A P080 ROLL ALBERT, Margaret ARKNAVER., Elsie BIERER, Marian CARROLL, Kathleen DARWAY, Paullne JUSKCIVICH, Anne KNlGHT, Pauline MASUENIK, Anne OBTRANDER, Bernice POKRAJIC, Bertha POPKIN, Helen PUGLISI. Mary SEDIOK, Ruth SLACK. Mary SOLCZAK, Bernadlne STEWART, Mary URCENNI, Violet ALDEN, Sara ANDERKO, Leona ARTHUR, Isabella BECK, Joan CHAPPLE, Mamie CC-NN, Florence FRANCIS, Gene HOEY, Mary KELLY, Betty KEMPA. Helen KOST, Stella McCU-RRY, Ruth PONCE, Betty QUILLEN, Virginia FJOBCZYK, Evelyn STINE, Mary TERNDA, Helen AMMON. Evelyn ATKINSON, Rosella BASSLER, Anna BILLISITS, Josenhlne BROWN, Martha BUECHTINGS, Eleanor CAMPBELL, Betsy DING, Helen HAYMAN, Myna HOBBERCHALK, Betty JOAP, Jean KURZOWBKI, Audrey LYON, Lois MISKUNAS, Emily PARTYKA, Anna SIROCHMAN. Anna WIEISH, Olga KENNY, Marlon McCLENTOCK, Ethel PARMALEE, Peggy ROACH, Lois WALTHER, Dorothy BARNES, Margaret BONTEMPO, Julia CONN, Edna. DIDION, Ethel HERBY. Anna Mae I-IUI-IN, Dorothy JACK, Lois KUZMINSKI, Helen LONG, Virginia McEWEN, Bertha McKOWN, Pearl PYLYLO, Elizabeth 29 ,N Manila ' r' fir' 7 ..-.,-rl 1 - ,. 9 1 'f Q1 y e: 3, 1 3 fi y v s' rf UTOGLRAPHS 'A , ,J-VI. 51,1-,X T. .15 Q' ..,, ' ,J ,. W 1, in lf afwli MiKif.ufme ACTIVITIES C E5 S2 an 12 EB an an EZ EZ XZ XZ an :IA TZ XZ li if il ii 1.2 if EZ '11 SZ lS...-- X f X Page 31 CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders, Jane McNary. Joan Hicks, Marie Burson, Christine Klyfes, and Irene Urik, under the sponsorship of Mr. Pearson, are a very dependable group. They attend faithfully all of' the football and basketball games, and do their best to cheer the players on to victory. They practice regularly once a week, and together they attend one professional football game a year in order to get new and better ideas for their cheers. This being Jane McNary's last year In high school and fourth year as a cheerleader, she received her well earned varsity letter. MATH CLUB The Math Club. organized under supervision of Mr, Sayenga. has been rapidly progressing. The students have learned the use of the slide-rule, the fundamentals of algebra. and the art of mathematics. The Members are: Mr. Sayenga ........................... . ...,,...,............ , .,................................. Instructor Irene Uhrlk .............. .......................,........ . ..,,........................ . - . ......... President Robert Hezley ,... ............. . ..................................................... . ............. S ecretary Mike Gregg, Joe Benedict. Elmer Hoff, Jack Wood, George Armor, John Wolf, Robert Bradely. Bill Hague. SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Spider cmd the Fly Daniel Cummings-a flnancler tthe Spider! ......................... .......... W ILLIAM APPEL Adrienne Cummings-His Wlfe ................ .... H AZEL MAE GREENE Alan Mitchell-His Son ................ ...... ..... RAP H AEL PETRUSH Carol Carson-a young secretary Ithe Flyl... ......... JEAN McCUR.RY Agnew West-a secretary .................... ..... S ARA JANE BARLEY Carter-Butler at the Cummings ......... . ,... ....... J ACK WOOD Mrs. Phillip Venable-a scclal climber .... .... D OROTHY GILBERT Vera Venable-her daughter ......,..... .... W ANDA GOHACKI Dorothy Deer-a young actress ........ .... JENNIE BAZZOLI Bkeets Welcome-a radio singer ..... .... L UTHER KNAUFF Katherine-a maid .....................,, .... K AT!-IERINE FEET Director-MRS. HENR,1'E'I'I'A LOUGH. Stage Crew-HELEN BOPP, ALMA KOBE. Prompters-ALMA KOBE, MARIE MCDONNELL. Sound Effects-GEORGE ARMOR. Business Manager-MR.. WILLIAM WEAVER. Daniel Cummings has built up a great financial empire that ls seemingly lndestructible by letting nothlng stand in his way. He has used the little people and their money as stepping stones., and when they have served their purpose he-has swept them aside and ruined them with a word or a gesture. Carol Carson, who becomes his secretary, ls almost like a member of the family. When the Cummings financial empire crashes, Carol proves her real identity and marries Mrs. Cummings son, Alan. STUDENT COUNCIL The student council has trled to Improve the school in man ways. They organized the Hall Patrol and kept order ln the halls throughout the year. Our moving pictures which were seen and enjoyed by everyone were under the sponsorship of the student council. They try to plan any new Idea which ls brought before the school. They started an outside Patrol to guard children crossing roads at dangerous Intersections. We thank the student council for all they have done for the sohool and hope that their hard work will be remembered throughout the years. OFFICERS President ................ ................ ..... G E ORGE ARMOR Vlce-President ............. ............ .... W ES LEY E. WALL Secretary and Treasurer .... .... A LICE JENNINGS JANITORS Mr. Hultz, Mr. Wright. and Mr. Sklles deserve a vote of thanks for the way In which they care for our school buildings. They are responsible for the cleaning and heating of the rooms and they certainly do their best. Besides their regular duties, they are always Willing to lend a helping hand to the students when they are called upon to do so. CAMPFIRE GIRLS This year the campfire girls reorganized and are now under the leadership of Mlss Ann Walskl. The glrls enloyed their program this year very much. It Included hikes, picnics, and a Christmas party. As a handcraft project they worked with oiled silk making many lnterestlng and useful articles. V or-'ncsas President .... . .. .,.. ..... . .......... .... .... .............. J o A N r'RAssR seereeery .... ,.... . ...nonorny JANE nrmsca Treasurer .... .....,......,... , ..............,...,...,.. ....,.......... M AR rum LANGKAMP CANDY-COUNTER GIRLS The eight senior girls who manage the candy counter under the direction of Lucille Brenkus aid greatly in the balancing of the senior class budget besides supplying the Bethelltes with their favorite candy. They also sold candy at the football and basketball games which were held at home. These Girls deserve the hearty congratulations of all. and particularly of the seniors. Page as ' fi W I x 32 W1 Q X 1 ' A, ,jg s , K , !.,.,Qi,g'j7 X W A 4 'fi-iff Ngwgg ,L . , 3 N x ' by x 5 5 A W 5? f?i' f va 2,5 9 , QT, .Wy-2 5 f if 3 7 in a N' Q' E qv wmwv A Nf . g,. - se 'Qifif if n 1 my I GIRL RESERVE MEMBERS GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scouts had a very successful year. In the fall a card party was held at Malvlzzl's. M farewell party was given for Miss Boyer, their former leader. After Miss Boyer left, Mrs. Edwards became their Scout Mistress. In their meetings they were taught etiquette and then learned the art of handicraft. We are sure that they wlll carry out the high ideals of their oath and help the community as they have always done before. OFFICERS President .... J .,........ ................ ............. A L MA KOBE First Vice-President ...... .... C ATHERINE JENKINS Second Vlce-President ,.... .....,.....,... H ELEN BUCK Secretary ................ ...... E ILEEN LETCHWORTH Treasurer ..................... ..,.......... N ORMA MALVIZZI Social Chairman ............... ..... M ARY FRANCIS PARMALEE Ways and Means Chairman ..... .........,... ,............... ...... ...,.. D O R 0 THY HUTCHESON I LIBRARIANS These twenty junior and senior girls under the supervision of Mrs. MacDonald did splendid work. Rose Pawlowskl was their head librarian. They had their scheduled perlods for worklnz ln the library during which they mended and kept the books in order. They stayed after school four evenings a week in order to lend and receive llbrary books for the benefit of studlous Bethelltes. All those who like to read appreciated the helpfulness of our librarians. OFFICE ASSISTANTS We have the Office Assistants to thank for delivering the morning bulletins and any other announcement that is important throughout the day. They watch the office when Mr. Boyce is busy at some other subject, by answering the telephone or anything that may arise. We know they enjoyed the Job and were glad to help our principal In his busif hours. The office assistants are chosen by the request of the students themselves. They are chosen from study hall and therefore do not miss STAMP CLUB The stamp club, sponsored by Mr. Weaver, meets every week. to discuss the topic of stamps. Members learn the value of the different kinds of stamps and the circumstances that have made these stamps so valuable. They learn also. how stamps are made. One of the leading purposes of the club Is to trade and sell stamps that members have, for stamps that are not in their collections. During the year they hold various kinds of exhibits to show the rest of the school the merits that make stamp collecting one of the most Interesting hobbies in the world. The two outstanding exhibits this year were the Washington series, and the collection of Tuberculosis Seals. GIRL RESERVES To be a Girl Reserve gives a high school girl a chance to llve and act ln her school llfe. according to her highest standards and ideals. The girls when banded together, feel strong and can assert a greater lnfluence. This Tear the club enrollment was larger than ever before. The girls enjoyed a very successful year taking part in panel discussions and handicrafts ln their meetings and glvlng a number of successful parties. any classes or activities. SENIORS BARLEY, Sara Jane BAZZOLI. Jennle ROBBS. Doris BRENKUS. Lucille CHURCH. Margaret COLE, Mildred CUTSHALL, Imogene DeMARCHI. Santa DONATI, Amella FEST, Katherine GILBERT, Dorothea GOI-IACKI, Wanda GOURLEY, Pauline GREENE, Hazel l-IUTCHEON. Dorothy JACKSON. Marjorie JENKINS, Catherine KOBE, Alma KOBE, Frances KROLL, Sophie LACHMAN. Helen LANDAU, Ruth LEANORD, Ollve MATTHEWS. Martha McCURR.Y, Jean McDONNELL, Ann McDONNELL. Marie Mcxowu, Mary McNEILLY, Janet MOORCROFT. Louise NIEMAN, Lillian NOBLICK. Catherine McNARY, Jane RAY. Natalie RUSCIOLLELI, Josephine SNOVAK, Julia SOPP, Helen STOLTENBERG, Dorothy SUSKO, Mary JUNIOBS APPEL, Helen BARTO. Jennie . BROWN, Betty Jane BUCK. Helen BURKLEKA. Ethel BURSON, Marie CAMPBELL. Marjorie DELVITTO, Virginia DOERING, Violet GALLIFORD. Doris GRANGER, Gladys HAMILTON, Mona HETI-IERINGTON, Gloria HICKS, Joan HU!-IN, Iona KARKALLA. Elizabeth KELLY, Vlrglnla KLEIN. Glad s KOSTIK. Anna MAHONEY, Mary Louise MALVIZZI, Norma MITCHELL, Mary MORTON, Irene MOUNTS, Marie OPFERMAN. Louise PARMALEE, Mary Frances PLATUSICK, Mary RAGAN, Vivian SHINGLETON, Margaret SOPP, Ann TARR. Marian TELEGDY, Helen THAMEB, Mary UI-IRICK. Irene SOPHOMORES ANDERKO. Marian BERKENBAUGI-I. Catherine BOGUS, Elizabeth BUCHEK, Mary CASSOON. Frances CHOLOVICI-I. Bertha CIPCIC, Nadine DEMAR, Eleanor DERDA, Blanche FERENCIC, Mary FRASER. Joan GALLANDA, Katheryn GOULDING. Joan GRAZIER. June HOGAN, Eleanor KIYFEB. Marian KLEIST. Irene LANGKAMP, Marilyn LeROY. Vlrglnla LETCHWORTH, Eileen MALINOWSKI, Helen MATSOCK, Anna MOROVICH. Margaret OSTRANDER., Naomi PUAHALKA. Gennivle PAUL, Natalie PUDLACH, Steffanie PUGLEBI, Josephine PUKYLA, Agnes RENSCH. Dorothy Jane RUPNICK. Anna SCHOTKEVITCH. Stella SI-IARFETTER.. Dorothy SOBCZAK, Anna vrmc, Dorothy YELLICH, Bertha GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association was organized under the instruction of Mlss Boyer, our health teacher In the year of'1938, with this 7ear's graduating class opening and moulding the club. The G. A. A. has benefited us In many ways. First. they gave us additional games ln girls' sports. Secondly. they conducted individual tournaments. These glrls added spice to the program, with their welner roasts, bake sales, and entertainments. The officers of this new organization are: GOHACKI President ................ Vice-President ......... Secretary-Treasurer ..... The leaders are: Basketball .............. Volleyball . .......... . Outings ............... Indlvidual Sports .... . . . .HAZEL MAE GREENE .......DORIB 'BOBBS . . . . . .SOPHIA KROLL .. . . .HELEN LACHMAN . . . .ROSE PAWLOWSKI . . . . . .MILDRED COLE HALL PATROL This is the hall patrol committee. We have them to thank for the order sustained in the halls and along the stalrways, between classes. It is their duty to see that everyone keeps to his own right, so there will be no possible collisions in the halls and on the stairs. Page 35 FEATURES C E5 S2 12 Q2 mn E1 ma EZ E2 EZ 12 an an BZ EZ 111 il ll 1,2 1.1 if il 172 inn .ZT-.ef 8 BEACON STAFF Editor-in-Chiefa. A . .. ., aaaaaaaaa L .. 4,. . L L . sssssso Clarence Nordstrom Assistant Editors, sss. .. ..s.,ssss,ss.. Sara Jane Barley Business Manager .. .ssssssss.. ,sssss.....ssssssA......,sss...s.s E ssssf, J . sss.ssss....sss Doris l30bbS Literary ssosA,,. ., ,ssssssssss,s or,o ,ssss,s,.,.,ssssss.. ..,,, L sesss,o,, D o r othy Hutcheson, Manager Martha Matthews, George Ceglarski, Ruth Landau, Marjorie Jackson Photography aaaaaaa,aaa L .,..aaaa L aa,a,aa.,.. a,aaaa., , ,. a,aaaaa so F. .,sss Jean McCurry, Manager William Appel, Robert Hezlep Art s,,s,a,,s.a.,,s,, Advertisement sso,osss ss,s,aa. . ,,.ssseo L L ,aa.c..sssssss as -, Helen Sopp Katherine Fest Murray Leake, Manager Edward Croco Subscriptions o.a.... ...,,,sssssa,,a.. , , ss.sss.sa.a.. ,,ss , Frances Kobe, Manager Alma Kobe Typists .c,, C sss,sso.,... .,ss ssscs,. C ..s,.. ,,sss,, L - - ssssss, so .,,. ,Jane McNary, Manager Helen Lachman, Dorothy Stoltenberg, Josephine Rusciolelli H I - L I T E S T A F F Editor .,,...ss,a.,.......vs ,......s,, - ..,sss.s..,....,s, ss,,... . ,George Armor Assistant Editor s.,.sa L- ssssssssc., Catherine Jenkins Business Manager ....s,,s L, .s....... . ,ss,,ss., L s.c.....,.s,.....,s,sss.,ssssss... L Hazel Mae Green Advertising ............s..s..........sss.ssA.sa.,.,..,,s.es,sa.......,ss, Charles LeBon, Manager Jack Wood, Wesley Wall, Lucille Brenkus, Jennie Bazzoli, Wanda Gohacki, Lillian Nieman, Jack Cantwell Circulation s..........sssss,.....ss,,ssso....,,s.ssss,..,.. ,. ....s,sss....... .Natalie Ray, Manager Sara Jane Barley, Jane McNary, Clarence Nordstrom Exchange. ..,,e....L.s.s...ee.,,,......,.e,,e,e,.........,e,...........,s,s,ee,e,L,...,... Jack Cantwell Literary ,....,..s ss.........,sss.sss....,...,ss...ss,c.., ss,,... . L uther Knauff Dorothy Hutcheson Boys' Sports s,..... .........ss.vs,.........,,sss,...... . -- ....... Robert Schwenger Girls' Sports ,,....,, ....,a,a M arjorie Jackson Poetry .....,,,,.sss.... sssss............ss.ss ...s,, C s,cs,,,.c..,....... Mary McKown Columnists ssssAcs,............,.ss,sss.s.s.c..........,ssossssssa,L.,.........ssaaaaa,aaLa Jean McCurry Raphael Petrush, Olive Leonard, Mildred Cole Reporters sss.ss s.....s............,c,.ssss..........,.v.sss,.................,.,ssss I mogene Cutshall Amelia Donati, Murray Leake Typists sso.ss,.....,..,..sss,,sss,,s... . .....,., o,s,sssA ea.......vs,es.ssaa............. W a nda Gohacki Helen Sopp, Doris Bobbs, Mildred Cole, Janet McNielly Page 38 BEACON STAFF HI-LITE STAFF Pg 39 GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Helmlinger, has been organized into a club, during the past year, having Wesley Wall as Presi- dent, Jane McNary as Vice-President, Catherine Jenkins as Secretary, and Bill Hague as Treasurer. For its annual operetta the Glee Club presented Rose of the Danube, a romantical comedy in two acts. The scene took place in a little kingdom called Eurolania situated along the banks of the Danube. CHARACTERS Darrell Davis. ....c, .cc....cccc.....cc.,,cc..c, .,.ccc, C I arence Brown Galooski.. ....cc,ccc. cc,.,ccc . Donald Campbell Belladonna. cccc. ccccccc, Wanda Gahocki Montmerency ,,...... cc.c.c... Wesley Wall Queen Florinda.. c,c.s . c.c.,ccc,cc...,. Jane McNary Joan Hicks Rose scccscs,...,cc,c,v,sccc c,s,.cc..c,cccc,,c.,...c ' .--..-.Mary Francis Parmalee Daisy c,c,,. ,... ,.,.,.c,cc,c,cc,, . ..s,,,, Prince Karl C,..,.,cc,cc,c,c.,,....,... .,,ccAc,,A,. , . ...,. William Hague Count Sergius von Popova .c.,, ,,c,c,cccc.c, G eorge Armour Demetrius Doodledorf o,oo,oo .c......,v,cccccc J ohn Bondi Trombonius Tootletop. .ooooa cc.cc...... . . .,,c,ccc Bert Devlin Percival McPipp .....,..,.,, cc,ccc . Clarence Nordstrom Mrs. Priscilla McPipp aoooo, C cscc.,.. .Sara Jane Barley Pamela McPipp coooooooo,oo,. . ..cc.c Hazelmae Greene i BAND The band this year has been quite successful, They have mastered many new pieces under the able supervision of Mr. Bechtal. The band played in assembly a number of times and was present at most of the football games last fall. TRUMPET-Robert Bradley, Robert Reid, Richard Lustick, John Wolf, Donald MacLachlan. TROMBONE-Pollard Holden, Howard Jack. BASS TUBA-Bert Devlin. SAXAPHONE-Joe Shaw. BARITONE-Harold Rosenberger. CLARINET-Luther Knauff, Harold Rothaar. CYMBALS-Ruth Landau. DRUMS-Natalie Ray, William Hague, William Armor, Bob Hurst. .Page 40 GLEE CLUB BAND Pg 41 SENIOR ORCHESTRA Our orchestra, under the directorship of Mrs. Helmlinger, progressed very well this year, as usual. lt provided the musical interludes at the Girl Reserve Play and accompanied the Senior Operetta. The Junior and Senior plays were also favored by having the orchestra provide the music. The all-state orchestra was held at Oakmont last fall. Bethel's repre- sentatives were Eileen Letchworth, Elmer Hoff and Bill Holstein. VIOLINS CELLO TROMBONE Elmer Hoff Eileen Letchworth Howard Jack Billy Holstein Merita Davis Pollard Holden Jane Hultz MHFJOYY Camlibell Helen Buck Dorothy Jane Rench Ruth Hathaway Jean Pierce Betty Cox Richard Sarver Billy Renton Charles LeBon Robert Stemmock Raymond Knauff Mike Mazullck VIOLA Edith Hoff Natalie Ray Betty Koimtz BASS VIOL Virginia LeRoy Joan Schaeffer CLARINET Luther Knauff Melvin Dalrymple Harold Rothaar C-MEL Jow Shaw FIRST CORNET Clarence Brown B:.b Bradley Bernard Blum SECOND CORNET Calvin Stilly Bobby Reid Richard Lustik BARITONE Harold Rosenberger BASS Bert Devlin DRUM Billy Hague BELLS Sara Jane Barley PIANO Catherine Jenkins Joan Hicks Mary Francis Parmalee Iona Huhn ..i. - JUNIOR ORCHESTRA The junior orchestra plays for the junior assembly periods. Last Christ- mas the orchestra played for the operetta held at Hillcrest. The purpose of the junior orchestra is to give students experience so that they will be better prepared to play in the senior orchestra. VIOLINS TROMBONE Billy Holstein Jane Hultz Ruth Hathaway Robert Stemmock Mike Magulick Raymond Knauff Harold Wetzel Paul Rollich Tommj' Smith Richard Reed Jeanne Pierce Peggy Parmalee Dorothy Walthers Betty Cox Richard Sarver Edward Boss VIOLA Edith Hoff Betty Kountz Bob Crowell BABITONE LeRoy Hostetler PIANO Joyce Replogle Virginia Malvizzl Marjorie Snyder Lois Roach Lois Jack Ruth Lacher CORNET Bobbie Ried Calvin Landau Bobbie Davis Gerald Lucas Jack McGrew Charles Bragg James Hultz Page 42 GUITARS Pearl COWBII Ethel McClintock CLARINET Billy Simpson Virginia Long Bobble Sourbeer Leonard Cutshall BELLS Wilda Kancick Marion Kenny CELLO Joan Schaeffer Merita Davis Nancy Joe Taylor DRUM Robert Sarver Robert Hutcheson SENIOR ORCHESTRA JUNIOR ORCHESTRA PgB GIRL RESERVE PLAY Jessica's Journey The Girl Reserves produced a Farce-comedy in three acts by the name of 'Jessica's Journey'. lt was quite a success and was something new in that a cast was entirely made up of women. The play was centered around an old family mansion on the verge of being sold because of insufficient funds to pay the mortgage. This home, namely the Foster home, was fortunate in that a group of High School girls and their teacher were held there for a time, because of a train accident and could not continue their journey to Washington, D. C. Charity Foster, the Foster girl's aunt came and after being fooled about their predicament finally gave the amount of money needed for the payment of their mortgage. Jessica was given the job of being Aunt Charity's companion on her trip around the world and the rest of the girls continued on their way to Washington, D. C. CAST Beulah Foster. ..., ..,........... ..... M A RJORIE CAMPBELL Wendy Foster .... ......... R UTI-I LANDAU Audrey Dorcas. .... .... N ATALIE RAY Jessica Cook ..... ..... M ARY SUSKO Glenice Lane ..... ....,.. M ARIE BURSON Eda. Parker .... ....... V IRGINIA KELLY Dorina Kent ...,. .... C ATHERINE JENKINS smeia Lytell ............. ...A...BERTHA YELLICH Justine Jordan ........... ,.,... ..... N A TALIE PAUL Mrs. Anastasia Eggleston ...... ..., E ILEEN LETCHWORTH Lulu Eggleston ............,. ....... IM OGENE CUTSHALL Charity Foster ............. ............ J OAN GOULDING Coach .................. MISS MARION CAMPBELL Advertising Manager... ..... MISS MARY L. ECKE Ml.- -1 HI-Y The ,Hi-Y is a part of a great national organization that helps the high school boys of our country to lead clean, healthy, lives and to cooperate. All members are required to take the pledge: To create, main- tain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. The club meets every week and its members discuss any questions that may arise. Many of the meetings are devoted to men of the world who come and volunteer their services in trying to answer some of the questions and give their advice to the problems that we will meet when we leave school. Mr. Williams and Mr. Knauff gave many helpful ideas. In all, no one can leave a Hi-Y meeting and say that the time was wasted. MEMBERS MEMBERS: G. Havens, J. Wolfe, M. Dalrymple, E. Smith, A. Kohut, D. Shaw, B. Polito, BL Blum, P. Holden, G. Caglarski, B. Schwenger, R. Wilson, E. Hoff, A. Bontempo, D. Maclsachlan, J. Stewart, C. Lebon, L. Knauft, J. Wood. C. Nordstrom, M. Leake. B. Beck, G. Armor, J. Ziner. S. Billisits. E. Croco, J. Brinska, W. Robinson, L. Hetherington, J. Blair, B. Devlin. F. Edwards, I-I. Jack, J. Shaw. D. Campbell, M. Lebon, B. Fest, C. Sloan, J. Cantwell. T. Cevarr, R. Petrush, M. Young, W. Tucholsky, R. McNa11. W. Burtyk, S. Nishnick, R. Smidt, R.. Hurst, R. Paul, B. Hague, B. Bradley, H. Rosen- berger, J. Picard, P. Gregor, J. Jabrocki. R. Arthurs, W. Vatter, C. Brown, T. Devey. K. MacPherson, B. Knaus, H. Gllberts, J. Kuzman, P. Dublin, Sponsor-V. S. Pearson. President-Ralph Wilson, '38s Clarence Brown, 39: Vice-President-Charles Lebon, '38s Sec'y.-Treas.-Wesley Wall, 38. Page 44 GIRL RESERVE PLAY HI-Y Pg 45 .11 1 -4 K . UTOGKAPHS I I . Y I 1 I W I . I .sq A 9 AW: 32 Eh iQ BE E2 32 an E2 11 12 EZ W man :rx M M iz M M EZ M il V ATHLETICS fi fff ,X X l ....f' Page 47 FOOTBALL The Black and Gold of Bethel started its season two weeks before school opened. The boys worked very hard in the summer sun to get into shape for the first game. After winning their first game 39-O Bethel was ready for their closest rival, Snowden, but they proved to be the better team and won I6-7. Bridgeville and Hickory were evenly matched and the final scoreii were finally posted at O-O. North Fayette was next, and after a battle in mud and rain, Bethel was declared the winner at 7-O. This brought the green of South Fayette, and after a battle of thrills and bad breaks, ended l3-7 in their favor. The Gold and Black took revenge against East Washington and won l3-O. The season ended with a loss to a great Cecil team l3-7. The' season may be considered as fairly successful with three wins, three losses and two ties. The injuries were few and Coaches Moore and Pearson should be complimented for their great work. THESQUAD THB. SQUAD: Brinska, 'Hast, Ceglarski, Havens, 'Bontempo, 'Cn Kohut, Knaus, 'Palesl-ry. Armor, A. Kohut, 'Nishnick, Ziner, Winton, 'Arthur, 'Beck, fDublin, Slabe, 'Picard, 'Rosenbergen Edwards. 'Tarn Burtyk, 'Cevarxy fZentishk0, Stewart. Devey, Campbell, Devlin, Bertine, Jabrocki, Fidel, Pollock. Mitchell, Peterson. Renton, Blair. Hoffman, Lustik, Wehar, Cantwell, 'Rudnick. 'Lettermen. BASKETBALL The basketball team this year was one of the finest ever developed in the history of Bethel High School. The Bees finished the season with only one defeat in the regular league season, and were forced to play a post- season game to decide the championship of Section Xll. The game was played at Mt. Lebanon and after a thrilling battle Bridgeville came out with the top score. THE SQUAD: William Burtyk. Robert Beck. Clarence Brown, John Brinska, Jack Cantwell, Robert Hast, Pollard Holden, Elmer Hoff, John Kuzman, Andrew Kohut, Bruno Maiolo, Joseph Picard, John Ziner, Anthony Crankovic. 'Lettermen. THE SQUAD Bethel I5-East Washington--- 25 Bethel 30-Peters 26-Brentwood .,......,c,. 28 27-Clark' W, 20-Monongahela .,,...,. ll 5l-Moon' .sss 36-Alumni .,.,.,..., .,.. 2 3 28-Bridgeville' ,S 28-Clark' ,..... l 5 25-Monongahela 42--Moon' ..,..,.., l 7 22-Snowden' .... -- Zl-Bridgeville' 22 59--Robinson' 35-Snowden' I8 39-South Fayette ' 37-Robinson' .,,c.,ss,... l 6 48--Peters ,,.... 26-South Fayette' 23 25-Bridgeville ' League Games. Championship Game. Page 48 FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Pg 49 RESERVE BASKETBALL The reserve team plays every time the varsity plays. They are made up of the players from the lower grades who have hopes of making a future, varsity team. THE PLAYERS Samuel Connell Gregor Peterson Albert Devlin David Pollock Frank Edwards Harold Rosenberger John Gates Raymond Sepich William Holstein Victor Sinesky Joseph Jabrocki John Zentishko George Kohut i. l GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL The Senior Class won all the games played against the other classes. 52--Seniors ,.,,ss..,ss...,s,,,.s,,,sA..sss,,,ss,,,.,,,,ss,,s,s.,ssss,.,,,,, J uniors-33 56-Seniors ss..ss ss,.,s Sophomores-31 52--Seniors .. ,,,s, . ,.,,sss Freshmen-30 Page 50 RESERVE BASKETBALL GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Pg 51 AT GRADUATICDN oOo We who are about to become freshmen nn the game called lnfe A world full of hardshnps joys and strnfe Have a feeling of sadness at our separatlon of friends And the course In the future wnth Its defunlte trends ln parting we as a class extend heartfelt thanks to ou faculty for the burdens they bear ln their untnrung efforts to help us prepare We extend to them our appreclatlon for their patience spurlt of self sacrlflce and willingness to all We will also prove to them our merits and fulfill their expectations as well as uphold the school s hugh :deals whlch we wall later recall We are grateful for these burdens happy In our task Just gave us strength to bear them thus IS all we ask One more thlng we wnsh to ask This we dedicate to the future class As we take our place un the lnne The graduatung class of 39 We place also a trust In you The happnness we found can be your s too Just carry on our endless lob For your parents teachers yourself and God MARY MCKOWN 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 r I ' 1 1 I , . . . . 1 , . 1 - ll 1 Il 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - Page 52 Page 53 Mifgmw 'vw ua. .M I Page 55 I A im :'i+ M Q .KF f uf ,. A CALL COLONIAL 92 RUTHFRED POULTRY FARM FOR FRESH EGGS AND DRESSED POULTRY SOUTH PARK BAR B Q AND FILLING STATION MAIN ENTRANCE OF SOUTH PARK COURTESY AND SERVICE cs I5 LACI-IER ROUTE 88 CASTLE SHANNON BUSINESSMEN S ASSOCIATION CASTLE SHANNON PENNA JOHN FABIAN Cr Home CIRCLE sroke GENERAL MERCHANDISE MOLLENAUER PENNA COMPLIMENTS or I C O . Page 57 T. R. SENIOR COKE C O A L COLONIAL 166 LEHIGH 0785-M COmp me lS of H. B. N. LOUTTIT JOHN E. BOYER HARDWARE FUNERAL DIRECTOR FINLEYVILLE, PA. W THE SEED UNLESS YOU SO ANNOT EXPECT TO YOU C HARVEST THE GRAIN 1' SOW-Integrity, Honesty, Dependability . . . ' QQ REAP-Self-respect, Courage, Esteem of Your Fellow Man-And Many Other Joys That Come ln l:lNLEYVlLLE, PA. ' S QSS4 .f A IE .IL A O A IQ. . 0 Z 'itll ,A gc Q ef. Tf QQKOV Later Life. NAL BANK F I R S T N A T I 0 CASTLE SHANNON, PENNA. :I Liarters For Smart Haircuts CREST GARAGE Hee Q HILL EARL N. BARLEY, Prop. 'In PHlLLlP'S BARBER SHOP General Repair g Towing - Storage - Accesso es Batteries Library and Bethel Roads O'O'O uth Hills Branch, Pa. OPPOSITE BETHEL CAR STOP R. D, 9 SO Telephone Colonial l86 Pg 58 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS MANUFACTURERS OF CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS . . . DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS. . . CUPS - MEDALS - TROPHIES . . . JEWELER TO THE SENIOR AND JUNIOR CLASSES OF BETHEL HIGH SCHOOL Representative: C. JOSEPH RICHARDSON, Box I95, Sisfersville, W. Vo. COMPLIMENTS OF SAXONWALD GREENHOUSES O-0-O CASTLE SHANNON Phone Carrick OIOO O-O-0 FORT PITT TYPEWRITER CO O-O-0 Page 59 COMPLIMENTS OF GALLIFORD CRISPETTE COMPANY SOUTH HILLSR D No 9 PITTSBURGH AMBULANCE SERVICE B LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HO AIRCONDITIONED PIPEORGAN 33IO W LIBERTY AVE SOUTH HILLS PGH CASTLE SHANNON BLVD CASTLE SHANNON LEHIGH 6984 THE BROWN MOTOR CO 2600 LIBRARY ROAD PITTSBURGH PA OLDSMOBILE Soles 5 SGFVICG PHONE CcIrrIck 44I I BETHEL MARKET QUoII'ry Meofs, GFOCEFISS ond Produce CORNER OF BETHEL AND LIBRARY ROAD FOR SERVICE AND QUALITY CALL COLONIAL 2 COLONIAL 3 ANTON KNAUS Prop COLONIAL 9988 . . . ,PA. E . . M E ' ' LEHIGH 5IOO ' ' Page 60 ATLANTIC 6335 McKOWN-CARNES CC. SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND SPORTING GOODS WINDOW SHADES AND SCHOOL FURNITURE 907 PENN AVE PITTSBURGH COMPLIMENTS OF KEYSTONE SCHOOLS Inc 801 BRIGHTON ROAD N S PITTSBURGH PA Ro o Tele so cha I t c dAchtc'r COL 399 d N W R TUCHOI-SKI MODERN sekvicls FUNERAL DIRECTOR STATION BETHEL ROAD LIBRARY PA Distributors of I I di - vi i n Me nico , S ru turol on r i e Operating Engineering Drafting - Engineering Phone . Service DOY GFI ight Compliments of Pg 61 WE zmfzte you to make use 0 om' aczlztzes COMMERCIAL BANKING CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS . . TRUSTS REAL ESTATE ummmmmealt llirust Mom pang ofphtsbuvgh 312 FOURTH AVENUE ' IIB , B'l' ...., . MILb 670W M Lb Vestm nts for Choir ond Pulpit THE C E WARD CO NEW LONDON OHIO Groduotion Cops ond Gowns Bond Uniforms Gowns for School Choirs ond Glee Clubs Write for Free Cotologu KIEFER COAL G' COKE LIBRARY R or c:oLoNlAL 364 DISTRIBUTORS OF COAL COKE AND DISCO THE BRIDGEVILLE NEWS Acknowledges Its Snncere Apprecnotlon For Bethel I-lugh School s Potronoge Phone BRIDGEVILLE 9518 UNION LABEL WORK SOLICITED I I ' ' I 9 f f I I I O O I I lcpmwa ranch nl xant and I' S Aspl ll P . e anon Branch ashington Road ....,. t. e an . P . - D Member of Federal Deposit Insurance C D I , . I ' I Page 62 ' GRACE MARTIN'S THOMAS LAIRD SCHOOL Secretarial For Young Women O-O-O O-O-0 U I I P I. u M B I N G A School DIscrIrnInate O-O-O and KEENAN BUILDING, H E A T I N G l6fl I, l7i'l'1 and 18th Floors PITTSBURGH, PA. GRACE MARTIN CORNELIUS, O-O-O Principal Atlantic 6309 - 6310 CASTLE SHANNON Le. 5705 ROLLER - SKATING DANCING INDOOR SPORTS AT SPORTS-HAVEN BRIDGEVILLE, PENNA, SKATING SESSIONS EVERY EVENING EXCEPT WEDNESDAY PARTIES SOLICITED PHONE 40 PHONE I9 If HH Corn Be Fixedn CALL Our Good Work ls Our Success I K E E N 0 W I L Z BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP S H 0 P All Lines ot Beauty Culture For Appointment Call FINLEYVILLE 9067 COLONIAL 6 I Page 63 EDWARDS' DRI-BUILT HOUSES I5 REASONS WHY THEY ARE BETTER BROOKSIDE LUMBER 5' SUPPLY C0 COLONIAL 359 0 0 O COMPLIMENTS BROUGHTON PA PHONE COL 333 OOO Musical Headquarters KING Band Inst e ts Pho og aph Records Rad os and T bes G ON S g I s u e Playe P a o Rolls St ng a d Reeds Ba d a d Ochesta Musc Cho sa d ChorMusc Repo ng of Mus cal Inst ume ts MaIOdes Solcted VOL KW E I N S 632 Lbefy Ave AT 1704 Q! rum n n r i u IBS trin n tr m nts OF - r I n ri n F U G A L L E Y Popular and Standard Music n n r r I 1 ' ru n i i , iri i r n I r r i i I i r . . Page 64 A CENTURY OF SERVICE TO BUSINESS BUSINESS MEN APPRECIATE THE KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE GAINED IN IOO YEARS OF TRAINING YOUNG PEOPLE FOR BUSINESS FOR SUPERIOR TRAINING ENTER DUFFS DUFFS IRON CITY COLLEGE 424 DUQUESNE WAY ATLANTIC 4875 76 PITTSBURGH PA PHONE COLONIAL 904 W G H A R T M A N PASTEURIZED MILK CREAM BUTTERMILK BETHEL HIGHLAND R D 9 SOUTH HILLS PITTSBURGH PA SMI coNTRAcToR BLOCK BRICK AND CEMENT WORK LOGAN ROAD R O N0 I LIBRARY PA PHONE COL. 77 ESTIMATES FURNISHED H . H . T H Pg 65 COMPLIMENTS OF LOUIS GROZNIKS Dorff Fuss - Don't Cuss - Coll Us T I S C H L E R , S Day and Night Towing I OIL - TIRES - WELDING ACCESSORIES FROZEN LUXURIES Phone COL. 426 BETHEL HTS. FILM SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF A . C I P C I C PLYMOUTH AND DESOTO -3090 Le. 6200 We ggfggnfveef Selected Used Cars H Deggwf LIBERTY DORMONT CO. Pg 66 PATRONS Michael Simon Dr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs A Friend Bernard Spiegal, D. D. S. Wm. F. Matthews Fred Lachman Lee F. Snyder Warren O. MacLean Chas. J. Studt John D. Helmlinger Henry J. Studt James l. Rhodes . O. S. Shaver Miss Nina McConkey Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. . A. W. Devlin C. A. Nordstrom . Frank Schiffauer . Peter C. Ries Gomer L. Jenkins H. L. Klinzing H. Devey . F. Ceglarski, Jr. James R. Tarr Gladys Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. McCrea Mrs. James Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. George F. Mesta Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Cutshall Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Parmelee Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. W. W. Hague John E. Sadler H. S. Wolf Ray Klinzing John Rhodes Chas. B. LeBon H. W. Campbell C. E. Rowland and Family Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hock Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Lowry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. lra. E. Church Colonial Bottling Works Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Malvizz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. James S. Parson William S. Brown William Hodge Arthur Bazzoli Raymond Bobbs LeRoy Hostetler Frank H. Jack Robert B. Hezlep F. Ceglarski, Sr. Charles D. Wallace and Daughters T. E. Wood N. C. Ray W. L. Schaeffer E. M. Hicks H. F. Brenholtz Page 67 I fl 'wxh 122315. ,Pjg f' 4- 4' . 1. ! .hw mu 1 x f 5 - N- V u ' , T' 'U-V, ',rl ,., 'w ,..-s I I l , ,gh 3 5V ' 4. ,Fa , 1 4 V ' V I, Q. 4. 'px .Qi- , .4-I A .1 .. nr -'m.' .YL 4- Q 1 N -, X -'I . A-F X f-4 '- i C785 ., .f1r..fif,,!- '----'Gm W ' , 'l,v4.3fQJ . 'PvL,,,,,- 1, .,,,. 1 , . ' w f . Q . 7-Q 1' '- .1-9, x, , 1 vid Q I 'T 7 'fif 55.1 '- HJ ' I' w.S ' ,. I Y .v- il, . B n N . Hd., 4- ' c, .' - .. ,af T. -'mix-,' ' ' . , Lk-. 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