Bethel High School - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethel, PA)

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rainem, rainem, 1 MQW 8 RICHARD ANDERSON, B. S. Mechanical Drawing IAY R. ARTHUR, B. S.. M. Ed. Guidance Counsellor SHIRLEY D. BIRDY. B. S. Hygiene, Physical Ed. WILLIAM R. BROWN. B. S. Math ANICE G. CARGO. B. S. Home Economics MICHAEL CONDIO. B. S. Algebra, Math ANNA M. CONNELL. B. Ed. Commercial FRIEDA PETTIBON DEAN. B. A Social Studies DAVID E. DOUGLAS, B. S.. M. Ed. Guidance Counsellor IUDITH M. DOUGLAS. B. S. Home Economics EUGENE DRAKE Shop LOIS I. ENGLE. B. A., M. Ed. English C. PAT FLINN. B. A. Speech, English IOHN G. GATES. B. S. Physical Ed. IOSEPH A. GENNAULA, B. S. Science, Hisiory ALLEN GLASS. B. S.. M. Ed. Physics and Chemistry IANE E. GOLDEN. A. B.. M. Ed. Latin HARDIE D. GREENWOOD. B. S.. M. Ed Algebra IAMES W. GUMP. B. A. Music GILLBERT H. HOBSON. B. S. Science

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no lftC8l 5 jf.. Slim! ZZWJ The producers of Bethel's Circus are the members of the school board. They are the representatives of the stockholders of the circus, and their job is to see that the circus is run in accordance with the wishes of the majority of the stockholders and to meet the needs of the performers. It is their responsibility to see that performers are properly trained so that they may successfully compete with others in that great performance-life. The members who make up this board are: Mr. Lawrence Fife, President, Mr. Allan Reid, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Eleanor Knabe, Treasurer, Mr. Herbert Wissingerp Mr. Denny Smith, Mr. William Parmelee, and Mr. Kenneth Carson. Mr. Frank lack is secretary of the board and it is his duty to see that their plans are carried to The school board determines the curriculum of the school. lt is due to them and the admin- istration that new courses will be offered next year, and the new shops, equipment, and facili- ties are an example of their progressive think- ing and planning. Within the last few years, Bethel has been constantly growing and this growth has created a great problem in the school system. The board is to be commended for its handling of this problem. Last spring construction work was begun on a new high school, which will be completed this spring. This school, the product of the board's dreams and plans, is certainly proof that they have the best interests of the youth of completion. the community foremost in their minds. .girfwof ,glcrefariezi From left to riahh Mrs. Huber Mrs. McKelvie, and Mrs. l-lansell. Behind the scenes of our circus, but a very es- sential part of it, are the school secretaries. Mrs. Huber handles most of the finances, and Mrs. McKelvie does the stenographic Work. Mrs. Hansell, recently added to the staff, is Mr. l'lartlieb's secretary and h a n cl l e s some of his clerical work.

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LOIS. I. IDDINGS. B. A. French, Civics MARY E. IACK. B. S. Commercial EARL A. IEFFERS. B. A. World History ETHEL S. IONES. Calif. Normal Ceriiiicate Mathematics SALLY E. KNIGHT. B. S. Librarian H. IUDSON LANG. B. A. Art B. G. LAUDA. B. A.. M. Ed. P,O.D., Am, History IOHN E. LUBARSKI. B. A. English, Spanish R. E. MCCRACKEN. B. S. Geography FAYE W. MCMASTER. State Normal Diploma English ROBERT E. OWSIANY. B. A. American History VICTOR S. PEARSON. B. S. Am. History, Hygiene HAZEL E. PHILLIPS. B. S. Writing Supervisor ANN LOUISE ROBB. B. A. English HAROLD S. ROTH, B.S., M. S. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry FRANCES SHAKARIAN. B. S. Physical Education SARA I. STEWART. B. S., M. Ed. Vocal Music EDWARD A. STRALL. B. S., M. Ed. Biology KATHRYNE P. STUTSMAN, B. A. Librarian MARGARET E. WILSON. Normal Certificate English an! more rainem 9 F11