Bethlehem Center High School - Bethescope Yearbook (Fredericktown, PA)
- Class of 1959
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1 as ur Q . fa, 'K ffl Q ' V ' 2 if ' is vig K R Q -W M . E53 , s 5 4 A I r' . . ,., , . rf if W '? . k i n K .it - m L, s Q in 5 ii A 1 x ' Li qw., Publushed by the Sensor Class of Bethlehem Center Sensor Hugh School Frederlcktown Pennsylvonuo JUDY JOHNSTON Co Edltor JUDY PEARL Ednfor THE N59 Y l I Q l lf J J l l. D r 5 x E I I ' ' I . God's Finger Touched Them And They Slept. M RICHARD CRAWFORD lt was in l955 that Richard came to our school as a ninth grader from the Deemston Grade School. His broad, pleasant smile and his liking for people soon made him many friends among the students and teachers. Richard lived on a farm, and his conversation usually concerned his farm work and his hobby, raising rabbits. For a while he was a Boy Scout, he participated in the Youth Fellowship and other church activities. He was a trombonist in the school band. Whatever Richard did, he did with enthusiasm, Near the end of his junior year, when illness caused him to be out of school, he was never known to complain. When he returned at the beginning of his senior year, Richard was still enthusiastic, cheerful, smiling, and hard-working. After several months as a member of the Class of l959, illness again required Richard to withdraw from school. Then, on November l2, l958, Richard passed away. By such a memorial page as this, we hope to be continually reminded of so well-loved a classmate. We know that having had Richard as a friend has made us better persons and our school a happier place. We shall always value our association with him. Gordon Lee Prentice, son of Reverend and Mrs. Gordon Prentice, came from Butler, Pennsylvania, with his parents and his brother Robert at the age of l5. While living in Butler, he attended Butler Junior High School, participating in such school activities as the band, the chorus, the male quartet, and football, his favorite sport. ln September, l958, he entered Bethlehem- Center Senior High School and soon made many new friends. He pursued the academic course, and, in addition to his studies, he was extremely active in his church work. Then, as a result of a sudden illness, Gordon was taken to the Presbyterian Hospital in Pitts- burgh. A few weeks later, on October l9, l958, he passed away. Gordon is now studying in the greatest school under the greatest Teacher of all. GORDON L. PRENTICE CONTENTS FACULTY AND Anmmlsrnulon SENIORS-------.- IUNIORS .--.... - SOPHOMORES - - - - - - C0-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES - SPORTS-------- ADVERTISEMENTS - - - .- fly 1-..,,,..o'. fi ,4- A . a I C r., ' v l Snow C9U'd l'f Keep U5 AWOY Dr. Connoley Addresses the Crowd THE LAYING OF THE CORNERSTONF. R.D. l, Fredericktown, Pa, 3:00 P.M. March 7, 1959 National Anthem -W sssss..-,.s ..sss . as ,.ssss,s. High School Band lnvocation ss.sss.,s ss., ss,..Ys,.s .S sas Rev. Zygmunt Szarnicki Opening Remarks .ss,s..Ws,. - s,..,,, -.-vu Dr. J. Vincen Connoley Introduction of Student Representatives -ss .Yss.s. Mr. Glenn Harshman Donna Mae Smith sas sas Secretary, Class of l958, West Beth H.S. Bernard Rymarchyk .. Cos- President, Class of l958, Centerville H.S. Robert Saska ,ssss Mass President, Class of l958, Beth Joint H.S. Tobin Simon ,ss...ss.ss President, Class of l959, Beth-Center H.S. Sealing of copper box and laying of Cornerstone C.. Mr. Alex McBurnie and Dr. Connoley Benediction ,s,,ss.sss ..s-,,s.. ssssss ,sus s as Rev. Eugene Barrett The President of the Board The Senior Class Prexy Qgmwmm -42 FACUI. ADMINISTRATION i n I 14.14 '-4 3 Q THE TEACHER at 1 1 fl M J - f 'P y ,Q L f 'fv- S 'P V yd- sr ffl A? 1 4 vfv 4 I il' We ft 'Q' A my I P ff ll l V ' 2266 ISL l 'Viz In ' 4. MR. JOSEPH BELLISARIO RD. 1, Fredericktown, Pa. J C S I C ' Marine Biology Lab WSJ MA Biology R NEI, MISS MARY J CICCONI Brownsville Pa C S T C B S English and Speech 'iv Ninn I' 'W 1 r f- xxx?--.atgzv il ISU' -Q ,mi is its a M MR ALBERT R EMLER California Pa U C L A U of Pittsburgh B S English DOES NOT BID YOU T0 ENTER MRS. MARIE BLISS R.D. l, Fredericktown, Pa. West Virginia University BS Health and Physical Education MR CYRIL COATSWORTH California P C S T C B S Social Studies and Driver Education 'E' MISS CLARA O FREEMAN Beallsville Pa C S T C B S University of Pittsburgh M Ed Clarion STC and W Va U Lib Sci Cert Librarian MISS ELSIE CHANNING California, Pa. C S T C B S English -ng,.4h in MR PETE DALEY Brownsville P University of Pittsburgh BS MA Health and Physical Education MR HARRY HOSLER Clarksville P Waynesburg College BS Mathematics wa., ..,. ,iss X' V Y I -W I Q -sg fs, ' I , ' ' , 0- ' , a. . . . ., . , . . . ., . . 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THE HOUSE OF HIS WISDOM: MISS VIVIEN HUGHES Waynesburg Po Waynesburg College A B West Vurglnla Unlverslty M Latm and Art we MR EUGENE A MALINZAK Mnllsboro Pa Waynesburg College BS IH Buslness Adrmmstratuon Busmess Law Geography and Hlstory MR GEORGE NOVAK RD l West Brownsvulle P CSTC BS Umversnty of Puttsburgh M Lutt Mathematics J -an-ur MR NICHOLAS KUTSKA Monessen Po C S T C B S Social Studles and Industrial Arts MR LENO MARCONI Frederlcktown P Beckley College and Grove City College College Certnfscate Typmg MR WILLIAM KUZEMKA Donora Pa CSTC Unlversnty of Plttsburgh BS Umverslty of Pnttsburgh M Ed Science and Socncl Studles J'-.f MRS ALMA DORIS NAGLE Callfornua P Susquehanna U CSTC U Pitts burgh BS Shorthand and Typmg MISS EILEEN PALER MR JOSEPH PERGOLA Vestaburg Pa Monongohelo Po Indiana STC BS CSTC BS Home Economics Health and Con Umyerslfy of Pmsbufgh M Ed sumers Science Speech i I I I ' . I A I ' I ' I .... , . . 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JOHN WOLOSKY Isabella, Pa Penn State Umverslty, BS History and Health 'IO' 'N MISS LORETTA SALADNA Mnllsboro P Waynesburg College A B Engllsh THE THRESHOLD me l MR EDWARD SEDORY Monessen Pa C S T C B S Chemistry and Physics MR STEVE TSELEPIS Collfornla P C S T C B S West Vlrgnnlo Urnverslty MS Problems of Democracy MR PAUL H VIRGIN Mlllsboro P C S T C B S Mathematncs fl MR DUANE WOOD Waynesburg, Po Woynesburg College, BS Dnver Educotuon MRS MARY ZURO R D I, Cool Center, Po U of Pittsburgh, Dequesne, C S T C B S Bookkeeping ond Buslness Exploratory ' . kr' I X 'Q D I V I sf'. 4- V , ' . ' , 0, ' , 0. l 1 - ' ' ' ' ' I D , , . . . . .. ., . . 4 it z , . ' , o. ' l , 0.- , I . .' ' . ....,... OF YOUR OWN MIND MRS GLORIA DEPAOLIS Unlontown Pa Penn State Unnversnty BS W Va U and Academy Belle Arts un Bologna Italy Grad work Art Supervisor MR WILLIAM .I SMODIC Clarksville Pa Unuverslty of Pnttsburgh B S and M Ed Guudance MR EMIREN BATTAGLINI Frederlcktown P C S T C P M E D Instrumental Musuc MRS SHIRLEY T LARGENT RD l Frederncktown Pa Washmgton Hospntal RN School Nurse MRS EVELYN R SCATENA California Pa Murray STC Carnegie Tech Vocal Musnc Supervnsor MR ALBERT STAY Frederlcktown P Kent State C S T C B S Home School Vnsutor Scuence BMED BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated, Left to Right: Andrew Darney, Annella Miller, Ruth Huffman, John White, James Horner, James Russell, Alex McBurnie, Almarine Crockett, Harry Hickle, Roy Knestrick and Ruth Freeman. Second Row: Thomas Knizner, Joseph Gallick, Mike Knizner, Leonard Gill, Louis Furman, John Edgar, Lawrence Mills, Glenn Hughes, Robert Gossett and 'J. V. Connoley. Third Row: A, L. Kinder, Ronald West, Glenn Grable, William Crockett, Donald Goree, John Rush, The success achieved this year of the expanded joint operation is the result of the unselfish and co-ordinated effort of the School Boards of the six districts, the devotion of the teachers and the administrative staff, and the loyalty of the students. It is the aim of the Boord of Education of Bethlehem Joint Schools that each year the educational offerings of the Bethlehem Joint Schools rise to new heights and that Bethlehem-Center Senior High School will lead the way. Alexander McBurnie President, Board of Education Bethlehem Joint Schools William Keys, Jr., James Burkett, George Earnest and Homer Harden. Absent: George Lacotto, Ernest Lutes, John Mores, Walter Bower, Lindsay Gillis. Dr. J. V. Connoley, Supervising Principal A. L. Kinder, non member, Secretary of Centerville Borough School District Laying the Cornerstone S. 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' Y .-.y. l Come on now, laugh won't fell any iokgs Deer Diary C ', EACH MAN IS THE ARCHITECT V. ,,,A ' OF HIS OWN FUTURE Nofiorwl Anfhem Voce! in-focaraon fl Diggugging our Jointure Courses of study Q Senior Chorus Ouisude the Doors x ' ii Nfxf N NAOMI RUTH ANDERSON Marlonno Commercaol 6 MARTHA D BAKER Vestoburg Accdemuc ALEXANDRIA ABRAHAM Frederncktown Commercual ANTHONY BERT BADO Frederncktown Academnc JAMES ROBERT BALLA Rvcheyvu Ile General DOROTHY MAE BARGER RD I West Brownsvllle Commerclol DANIEL H ADAMSON RD I Frederlcktown Acodemnc 'lr '!r MARIANN BAILEY Frederucktown General LAWRENCE RALPH BARCOSKY Mananno Acodemnc JAMES MICHAEL BARN EK Clorksvllle Academic Vin, ' il ir I - K it f 6' , 5 , , C' PATRICIA MARIE BARNO Rucheyvulle Commercuol JOHN MARTIN BARTOK Vestoburg Academic JEANETTE BARTOWICK Rucheyvulle General ,pli- MICHAEL BILLICK Frederucktown General WILLIAM MURRAY BROWN RD I West Brownsvnlle Academuc CHARLOTTE BELOVICH RD I West Brownsvnlle Commercnol BETTY JANE BICE Marranna Commercual FRANK JOSEPH BOBACK 5 ARI-ENE V BRIGGS Vesfoburg RD I Amlfy General Commercrol 'Nr V27 VINCENT BRUNETTI Marnanno General S A if L I J WH ANN , V AVV. I K M A V L, 1 ,J I V I A r f Ill rrre il I I iii, ff' , 'I I . I 1 JAMES VINCENT sucsueu. CAROL ANNE Bureau. Marianna Frederlcktown Academlc AC0dem'C DIANNA MARIE CHARIELLE RD I West Brownsville Commercial JOHN ANTHONY CARR GARY A CECCHINE Frederucktown Marlanna Academic Academic WILLIAM ALBERT COLANTONI Rlcheyvnlle General MARY ELIZABETH CH ERUP Mullsboro Academlc PEGGY L COX RD 'I Frederuckfown Academic ANN CROCKETI' Frederlcktown Commercial v ELLEN CROCKE1'T Fredencktown Academic I Q , 'AL ,'f , ' , 5 s as I 4 ' ay A gf! . OIL CONNIE ANN CROW RD l West Brownsvllle Acodemnc STELLA MARY SANDRA LEE CRUMRINE THOMAS CRUMRINE C1ERWlNSKY RD l Frederlcktown Mnllsboro Denbo Acodemlc General Commercial BETTY JEAN DE LUCA Vestoburg Commercsol THELMA MAE DEAN Rucheyvnlle Commercial GLORIA ANN DEEMS Denbo General MARY MARTHA DERRY Mullsboro Commercuol JUDQTH KATHLEEN p51'RgCK PATRICIA PAULINE DOMEN Beqllgyglle Fredencktown Generql COmmefCI0l E, , i -1 ,f,1,5:, , , , , fi-5, MJ - A J b . Ll V i 1,1 .H hi' ' 'Q ' v'W'E' 40' W1 RZ ,.,. K 'L inf' ' A 4' r f ,, 2 f 4 MELVIN JOSEPH DOMKO Richeyville General T69 'Y llll THOMAS GAYLE DORSEY Vestaburg General lv DONNA REN E DROTOS Frederucktown Commerclal X 3 f ROBRET J ELOVICH Maruanna Academic L BARBARA ANN DORSEY Marianna Commercial MICHAEL ROBERT DONAHOO R.D. l Marianna Academic WHT! , FRANKLIN R DRAVETSKY Rncheyvulle Academnc JOHN NELSON EDWARDS RD l West Brownsvnlle Academic PRISCELLA ANN DUTTON Vestaburg G my STEPHEN FEREZA ene Clarksvnlle General 4. Q f ' I ,ry 1 ak ff' J B- , N., z . ' Kr ' .il A A ' f v-M, l:,i . . - . , A ..., rw 4 L ,., 5-45 2. ,, Q 1 aw . ,. 5 i I Wx W V if -A . FRANCES MARIE FOLTIN Vestaburg Commercial DIANA ESTELLA FRIEND Denbo Academic REBECCA ANN FURMAN RD I Clarksville Academic MARION JOYCE FORSYTHE Marianna Commercial CATHERINE STELLA GALENSKY LEAH GRACE FOWLER R.D. I West Brownsville Commercial REGIS E FULLEM Fredericktown Academic KATHERINE GARCIA Fredericktown Academic ANNETTE MAME SAST' Vesfabufg THOMAS nAnoLo GAUDEN Rlcheywlle Acodemlc R D l Fredericktown Academic Genera' . Q I I ' mx T v f ,fl I I if 'i if e curroko F Groks: Jn BRENDA JOYCE G -L Rlcheyvllle Denbo Academlc Commercial JOHANNA ELIZABETH GIOVANELLI Frederlcktown Acodemuc ELNORA LEE GILL RD I West Brownsvnlle Commerccol MARY AGNES GOSS Vestoburg Commerclol ROBERT A GLISTA Rlcheyvllle Academic JOHN LARRY GOSSETT PHILIP ISAAC GREENE SHIRLEY JEAN GREGORY BONNEY JEAN GRIBBLE Fredencktown Clorksvnlle Vegfgburg RD I West Brownsvulle General General Academlc GGHGFCII . , . 5 A 331 I if S I ,lx I 7, . ' 1 A ,fl . ' :g,,X 'gy-9 as JOSEPH GRUSKOWSKI R D I West Brownsville Academic GEORGE RICHARD HAGEDORN RD I Dousyfown General SANDRA JANE HARDEN R.D. I Fredericktown Commercial SONDRA HECHT sions: srzrnm Hscsnus cum. Jovcs mznosnson RD 1 MGYIOUUO Richeyville Vestaburg GGNGYUI Academic Commercial 'i NANCY LUCILLE GUTMAN Marianna Commercial HUGH M HARBAUGH RD I Frederlcktown General JOHN HAVER Fredericktown Academic J- 1 i I K CHARLES F HENCK Vestaburg Academic Aiiw BRENDA JOYCE HESS CLINTON EUGENE HILEMAN CAROLYN JOYCE HILL Frederncktown Vesfgburg R D l Fredencktown Commercial General Academic currokn w lnnmcs SANDRA LEE JACOBS MQ,-,anna Fredencktown Commercial C-0mm9fC'0l MELBA PATRICIA Vestaburg General HOUSFL Aucs ANN :names Maruanna Commercial El-I-EN REA JENKINS JOSEPH DARRYL JOLLICK JACQUELINE JONES R'Ch9Yvllle Denbo Clarksvnlle Commercial Academlc General 'S S' 4 xr 53 r N 0' S. 'QF D- Q., 2 JOHN S. JURACKO DIANA KALICH GEORGE ANTHONY Marianna RD- l MOfiOr1I'10 KAMINCHAK Academic Academic Fredericktown General 9,4 , x Y X fx MICHAEL J. KANALIS DOROTHY KANTORIK R.D. l West Brownsville Fredericktown General General H. LORETTA KAROLEWICS R.D. I West Brownsville Academic iw . ,1 , Wi A A '- . ki. :ax 'f LEONARD KESMAN JOSEPH J. KIME Marianna Richeyville General General f-- l x , BLAIR KEIFER Millsboro General A .Q- gl LARAINE KIME Richeyville Commercial s 67 ME'-WN '-0'-H5 Km cARoLE LEE KNIGHT R,D. l Marianna Cmrksvme Genera' Academic JOYCE ANN KNISELY WILLIAM J. KNisELY JoAN SHARON KNlzNER R.D. l West Brownsville Denbo Mgrignng Commercial General General , 'Ik . , , if i . , T if , , f f . ' L V gk , L ,il L A ,X ' gill l . 5 X 2 M f- H A av ' ,f H ' MICHAEL o. xNlzN:R Louis M. Kualx MYRNA L, KUHN Morivr-no Millsbofo R.D. 1 Wes: Brownsville Commercial General Commercial 'N-5 GERALD RONALD LACEY JQHN EDWARD R.D. l West Brownsville Richeyville MAE IRENE LEONARD Richeyville Commercial .VL , Sl-IELDA JEAN LEONARD R.D. l Marianna Commercial i ,.' v PHYLLIS LORETTA LEVANOFF RONALD E. LOGAN EDWARD MALINZAK Marianna D6f1b0 VeSf0bUfQ General General Academic sr' fi 'lo x f z,' if . LOUISE MARY MANFREDI PETER JACOB MARKS, JR. MARY L. MARSHALL Clarksville Vestaburg Marianna Commercial Academic General N f' C' L., MAncElu.: MAR All IE MATHEWS KATHLEEN JANE MATKO RD l Fredericktown Clarksville ' ' C . Commercial ommercml .l 6' A 1' my LECIL DUANE Mc CARTY RONALD J. MC MULLEN LUCILLE A. MEDVED WILLIAM DAVID Bedllsville Clafksvme Ffedeflckfowf' R.D. 1 wesf Brownsville General General General Academic 2 1 Q5 V - . .gr u X CAROL ANN MIHALIK BARRY MILLER R.D. l Marianna Beallsville Academic General FRANCES MARIE MII-I-ER wn.uAM sauce Monnos Marianna R.D, l Coal Center Commercial Academic 'Q :mics ANN Moore BRIAN H- MOORE Denbo R.D. l Marianna Academic Academic 4- 1?- EATRICE KATHLEEN MOORE WADE C0'-STON MOORE Mcrlonno Frederlcktown Acodemlc Genera' 'Z'-.. ' ROBERT THOMAS MORAVITZ THOMAS JOHN MOROSKY Frederncktown Academnc Fredencktown General if A. gg, JAMES A MOSCHETTA JOHN ANDREW MUCHONEY Frederucktown Moruonno General Acodemnc FRANCES Al-BINA MURN oALLls SAMUEL MURRAY GENE MURRAY SHIRLEY ANN NAGG Ve5f0bUf9 Rlcheyvllle V9Sf0bUYQ Denbo Gene J' General GSHGYOI Academuc A f' I - X .,, I V Y YM. 6 A R, . ., Q ' 'ff , -, , I' ix A A 6 rv , 4 R , V.,-,gf W ' RICHARD WAYNE NICHOLS DOROTHY MARIA Ffederlcklown R.D I Fredericktown Academic Academic l 1 , 'gk , MDN , 'j ' ' 1 f ' : W iff f i 1 ,tif T ' 1 V gi g! :'-: in MARTIN PAUL NOSKA HARRY P. NOVICK MARJQRIE SUSAN QNDASH R.D. I West Brownsville R.D. I West Brownsville Vesfoburg General Academic Commercial xf 'Q' -1 J -li 1 -, gi , , -i N ATTILIO ANTHONY PACI MARMA LEE PACKRALL JAMES ALEXANDER PAT R.D. I West Brownsville R.D. I Fredericktown Vesfqburg General Commercial General FAX I BS .IUDITH DIANE PEARL MICHAEL P. PELTZ Fredericktown Riche ville Y Academic Academic X CAROL ANN FAYE PEPPER R.D. I Marianna General JACK A. PEPPER R.D. I West Brownsville General I2 .Q WI'-I-IAM LEE PERKINS GLORIA JEAN PETERS VIRGINIA ELAINE RICIIGBYVIIIG Richeyville PETTIGREW General Commercial R.D. I West Brownsville Commercial LAUREL L- PHILLIPSON DAVID ALLEN PHILP nAYMoNo A. mance Ffedefifkffvwn R.D, 1 Ffederackrown R.D. 1 Amafy Academic General Academic ,W JOHN L- RT Josem A. roLooom Vgsmbuzg R.D. I West Brownsville QUEYO General Us 1 ' 1 A l 'ft -'IFJ' E R I-:Ann LAWREC 'C ARTHUR D. Ponrsnrlno JAMES HUGH QU'G'-EY PORRECA Marianna Mansbom Vesfobmg Commercial MILDRED ANN RABBIT RD 'I Fredernckfown Commercial ERMELINDA RAITANO RD I West Brownsvnlle Academic RUTH ELIZABETH RASEL RD 4 Washmgton Commercral 1 f Academic Genera' VIRGINIA RUTH RHODES RD I Frederncktown Commercnol EDWIN J RAITANO RD l West Brownsville Academrc FRANK E RASEL RD I Amity Commercial ROBERT W RHOME Denbo General U C 3 o X 'Ik yi 7 X r , To ' Qiggg g BONNIE JOYCE RIGHE1 l'I Frederrcktown Commercual AMANDA PEARL ROSS RD I Marvanna Academuc 15 'Q' THELMA IRENE ROUPE RD I Marlanna am ROBERT JOHN RODGERS JAMES ROHALEY Maruanna Frederncktown Academic General THOMAS ROULE Marianna Academic ROBERT MICHAEL RUDAY RD I West Brownsvulle General Academnc 1314 'C' S.. bf is' - J05F5'2'F :mwn Jossm-I RICHARD sAMAmN gpwnp 1- SAWICKY RD 1 re em: Ve5f0bU 9 Mananna Accdermc ACCldem'C Comrnerclal X .' 9 xv f ' li . ' , Gigi, K T Elin. ,f A V 22? 5 1:'f', 3: A '-'Gil-L -5-'-4,1-ZZf'If', J . . ,I .' I-l2'g,f 'Gil-'f. CQ f', 5-4 -3 .1214-.'a1.f':.'f T: I N-ag, '::::iQf, '-psf. - ...M .,, f,.- :A--. n..:::'..Q-'v' .:,l,:.Lu11'A- RLT! :3::.:g-l'j,. '::,:5::.J., ...M suufffl dv' Aj-I'f. . ' 16' A V w fzl I ,571 -, Vi I , 'o PATRICIA JOYCE SAWICKY Mornonno Commerclal 'K CHARLES WILLIAM SEMOSKY BARBARA ELLEN SHARGOTS RD I Morlonno Morlonno Academic Commerclol MARYEI-LEN SHUMAKER WAYNE ANDREW SIARNICKI VeSf0bU Q Rlcheyvllle General Academuc A213992 JOHN STEVEN SCATENA Frederncktown Academlc WILLIAM H SCALIA R D I Marianna Academnc ROBERT WILLIAM SHASHURA NORMA JEAN SHAW Vestaburg Vestoburg General Commercial DARLENE ROSE SIBULA RD I West Brownsvnlle Commerclol A. C' X M I I ' I ii Q I F 9 TOBIN SIMUN ROSE MARIE SKOBEL .IUANITA MARIE SLOVINSKY Frederlcktown Mlllsboro R D l Clarksville AC0ClefT1IC Commercial Commercuol 8. 42' DAVE E SMITH LORRAINE SOLAK HELEN: JUNE sosNAK JoHN s sosNAK Frederncktown Rlcheyvllle Rucheyvrlle Rlcheyvllle AC0dem'C COYTTTTTEVCIOI Commercial Accdemuc G' PATRICIA A SOWERS MARY ALICE STIDARD JOSEPH M STOPKA R D l Amuty Vestaburg R D I Amuty Accdemnc General Academuc Q.. ! ,G ba Q 5. . I I 5 If 2 ' ,I I we I l I An- 1 f THOMAS ROBERT STOTKA Frederucktown Academnc CHARLES BERNARD SUPRA SANDRA LEE SUPERAK Rlcheyvllle Commerclal NANCY LEE TEDESCO RD l Wesf Brownsville Fl'6dl'lCkf0Wfl Academlc MICHAEL EDWARD TEHI Vestaburg General io' qs, RICHARD ALLEN TOTH Frederucktown General SARA JANE TRUMP RD l Clarksville General Commercial EDWARD M ULICNE Frederlcktown Commerclal ELMER LEE TOSI Frederlcktown General GUENEVERE VIHLIDAL RD l Frederlcktown X I l X . . 7 Q qi E I rrrr f M ! 5 I A RL-ff Academuc 'Stag- 'O' 'lb Sv MICHAEL BERNARD VISLOSKY CAROL ANN WAGNER STEVE GABRIEL WARGQ CAROLYN LEE WATSON Frederlcktown Frederlcktown R,Cheyv,lle Frederlckfown Academic Acodemuc Academe Academuc PATRICIA MARY WECKOSKI WILLIAM CHARLES WELLS Rncheyvulle Commercucl LOUISE WANDA WESTICH Vesfoburg Commercnol BARBARA JANE WILHELM Clorksvnlle Commercucl -Q I DOUGLAS WOODS J R Morlonno Acodemnc DONALD HARRY WHITE Fredenckfown General RD I West Brownsville Academic RICHARD JAMES YORTY HOWARD JAMES ZAHAROFF RD I Frederlcktown General ll Monanna Academnc 'X RICHARD LINWOOD ROBERT FRANKLIN ZIRKLE ZIMMERMAN Rlcheyvulle MOFIGHUG Academlc General STANLEY PYCH a homebound student smce hrs early grade school years has worked dulugently toward his graduahon In addmon to hs Interest ln school h IS an a ld sports fan Keepnng stahstucs of all of the hugh school sports and root mg for his favorltes the Plttsburgh Purates occupy most of hrs spare time Smce Stanley was unable to attend our commencement exercises hls mother accepted hrs dnploma for hum WALTER A ZALEK .IR Denbo Commercnal FRANK ZITES Frederlcktown General 'G if STANLEY WALTER PYCH LYNDA ZEC Vestaburg Academuc GERALDINE LOUISE ZUKAUCKAS Rncheyvulle Academic NOT PICTURED LEONA MAYLE DOROTHY STAROSTANKO ROBERT BRODA PAUL DANKO RONALD DURDINES DONALD HAVLOCK RUSSELL KOPF LEO DALE RECKNER ANTHONY SYMCHECK fr .' 6 6 ., K f, ' a I ' R 5 1 , .,,,,,. 1 Z . 1 5553 A Q s fins I a u , ,f I ig ww S fi 4 f' f 'i ::::' ' im I A I f mel' E I Q I - . 7 . . . . . A In v . . I e . V. I 1 ' -.:V Aw Mosr MOS BEST S fEl.r r ST To SUCCEED 41037. rlsrlc 4 7' Toby Simon, Judy Pearl John Gruskowski, Becky Furman Dick Nichols, Sandy Crumrine John Bartok, Ellen Crockett Jack Hover, Ann Crockett Martha Baker, Tom Morosky, Charles Henck, Joanna Gio- vanelll. Gary Cecchine, Annette Gaste P. J. Marks, Carole Knight Marceille Mathews, Ed Raitano Gloria Peters, Wayne Siarnicki Bob Zirkle, Louise Westich N- C M09 rr-05' cu-55 gil- esf 'wc s xi-51 -mf' 09 cl-'55 S wuts 0-l 1s Miss Channing, Mrs. Roseberry, Mr. Tselepis Snoball. Finally graduation season came and with it came the Prom, Baccalaureate services, the Senior Ban- quet, and finally commencement exercises. And now we leave this yearbook as o lasting reminder of our class, the first class to graduate from Bethlehem-Center Sen- ior High School, the class of l959. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Miss Channing Mrs. Roseberry Mr. Tselepis SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,N .. , , cc E cc... c Toby Simon Vice-President Erma Raitano Secretary , .cc . .. . Louise Westich Treasurer c.. cc ,,, John Muchoney We who are graduating did not begin our high school years together as one class but rather as three separate classes. Our schools then were Bethlehem Joint, Centerville and West Bethlehem. Each one of us was a little frightened by the idea of beginning high school, because we believed that it would be very different from our other years in school. We were right, for we had to meet many new people, choose our own courses, compete in athletics, organize as- semblies, and promote school spirit. By the time we reached our junior year, we were well established and were represented by fellow class- mates in the band, as cheerleaders, as majorettes, and on the various athletic teams. Our main interests that year centered around financing the Junior-Senior Prom Centerville and West Bethlehem held theirs at the Nemacolin Country Club, Bethlehem Joint held theirs in the high school auditorium, and all three were successful. Then in our senior year, our schools merged. Once again we were faced with securing a place in new surroundings. We did succeed in re-establishing our- selves as has been proved by our activities. We began by electing our class officers. We chose Toby Simon, President, Erma Raitano, Vice-President, Louise Wes- tich, Secretary, and John Muchoney, Treasurer. By Christmas we had raised enough money to sponsor the Qtffg Q ...M John Muchoney, Louise Westich, Ermelinda Raitano, Tobin Simon L.. , 51, ' ll L12 5 1 t 'J ' :V IU R Row One: Nathan Barren Betty Jean Barshick Bonnie Battaglini Row Two: Charles Battaglini Rhoda Bodnar Robert Bolin Row Three: Mercedes Burkus Thomas Chelena William Christy Edward Cianelli James Cleaver Nancy Darney Row Four: Norman Detrick Mary Donahoo Lloyd Ford David Girdish Andrea Gregory Charles Greskovich Row Five: Stella Hibbs Frank Hook Linda Hootman Robert Howes Janet M. Jacobs Blair Keifer Row Six: Nick Lesako Kenneth Matty Michael Philips George Plutch Doris Post Ronald Revi Tardy bell rings in one minute! if. Row Seven: John Sabe Michael Sounei Bonnie Shutsy Row Eight: Roberta Smouse Felix Tarorick James Zirkle THIS A 1 CROWD IS MIGHTY LOUD L 'L l T Jw. 9. lei-E A-sv , M v , f .5-4 vp... 'H Row One: Donald Balla Victor Ballash Harry Binns Row Two: Richard Biondi Judith Detts Homer Duncan +I ' 0 0 ,I rl .gy ' FU- 11.4 HIMKW- Advice to young moderns HERE'S THE CREW FROM A 2 iifiS?i Row Three: Ronald English Curtis Franks James Giffin William Headly Joyce Hegedus Judith Hegedus Row Four: Francis Kancir John Maslanich Larry Miller Mary Mowl Arlene Nelan Anthony Pellegrine Row Five: John Penczak David Pepper Chris Rafferty James Raytek Phillip Rosenthal Michael Savage Row Six: Richard Shargots Joanne Smalley Kenneth Sowers David Stevens John Supra James Topper Row Seven: Robert Trbovich John Troyan Row Eight: Carol Watkins Janet Werstler cosu, on css! 11's Hom: Room 3 X S .5 Row Three: George Donahoo Frances Dray Gayle Ferrari Linda Gill Thea Grachen Row Four: Carol Hobe Delores Hartley Russell Jacobs Jeannette Kokay Barbara Laskody Row Five: Elizabeth Lesso Betty Loar Clara Miller Beverly Orsky Rebecca Pinson Row Six: Marion Postic Laveta Pysh Edna Rasel Helen Roncadori Quintilia Rossi Row Seven: Marianne Ruscheck Terry Shulsky Carolyn Smalko Row Eight: Verbe Sutton Phillip Yoskey G rs 'W Row One: Mary Ann Antonic Mary Jane Balog Wilma Bee Row Two: Phyllis Benlock Bonnie Bitner Glenn Detrick 'B' X 1 .91 S I lf! A' S' ox, 1 1: X X X! if ff '- g J gr' ., 'Q X H. 1- x : 'fel V- 7 7 . s J Er. J l l x Nfl N.. .fs Row Eight: Darrell Williams Van Wolfe C' Row Seven: James Sethman Thelma Stinger Ruth Thomas I-va. ROOM 5'S IN GEAR THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Row One: Henry Bartus Gerald Booze Cecil Burton Row Two: Ralph Dent John Dobrunick Myra Edwards Row Three: Maria Giacomelli Kenneth Gilpin Richard Hutchinson Lois Illar Mark Malone Row Four: Harry McKnight Richard Mellow Thomas Mopre John Nakovich Eugene Orlandi Row Five: John Passo Phyllis Perowski William Profit? Mariaeleno Radachy Alfred Ricciuti Row Six: Judy Ridge Bill Robinson Robert Ross William Ross Dorothy Scalia Xb.: fab' Big brother is watching you. Row One: Howard Belski Bertha Dean Regina Dennison Francine Dorazio Row Two: Antoinette Duffield Mary Ann Filarsky Nancy Francek Carol M. Gregor s ss' x.. WE ALL HAVE F 1 Row Three: Sylvia Herrage Margaret Hoover Robert Hutchinson Christie lsenberg Carol Jenkins Robert Johnson Row Four: Roseann Karpiak Mack Kennedy Rhoda Kinder Kenneth King Phyllis Kornet Ruth Ann Leydo Row Five: Zelda Lutes Robert Matko Mike Mician Bonnie Miller Carol Neale Marie Ondo Row Six: IN HOME ROOM 1 l . Barbara Pollock Maxine Post Mike Rogan Peggy Lou Ross Raymond Skoloda Row Seven: Sharon Smith Marcia Strausser Patricia Stuvek Louis Wasko Row Eight: Deloris White Judith White Ronald Williams Shirley Zets Row One: Earl Ansell Sondra Ball Larry Banfield Row Two: Herbert Caponi Russell Londit Lillian Craggs Mike Dufalla Row Three: Dona Gamble Barry Gray Barbara Greskovich Gloria Harless Patty Hill Mario lmpeccini Row Four: John Jackson Beverly Johnson Judy Johnston Joseph Katko Ray Knestrick John Ludrosky Row Five: Irene Murincsak Evelyn Nichols Carole Oswald Duane Palma Diana Potisek Edwin Rasel Row Six: Ronald Ricciuti Richard Rendulic Mary Ellen Rhodes Karren Roncadori Joella Sacco Dominick Serenta Row Seven: Martha Smith Leonard Stickovich Sara Stopka Bonnie Toth Row Eight: Terry Yablonski Robert Yodenis Norma Yorty IS THAT UPROAR FROM ROOM u 4 ? l 'i 'tl J' ' fv- if I -4 Chow time I iff Row One: Jerry Bartman Eleanor Bucenell Janet Caputo Row Two: Rose Janet Darney Charlotte DeAngelo Charles Freeman Georgia Fulton Row Three: Richard George Wayne Gillis Tom Haley John Housel Linda Howes Kathleen Johnson Row Four: Joyce Kirt James Louisa Larry Lutes Richard Lutes Ferd Matula Andrew Mazeppa Row Five: Barbara Morris Frank Murphy Gordon McFadden Shirley Namolik William Nelson George Poling Row Six: Alex Raymond Barbara Riccuiti James Reeves Alfred Rudai Jerry Shick Andy Sosnak Row Seven: Elaine Stetcko Veronica Synuria John Tebalt Row Eight: Florence Tomik Bertha Ward Phillip Vargo Av 'Y' SF av- UQ - Q 1 6' MAN! wz'Rz Auvs in Room u s I H ,V ff ' if ai P 'V Q C . I ' '.-LL-frm V' X is Our student teachers 11231 sw Q 4 'Y'fv-fr A-.4 4. X, ,. I 41 'df i Q Q4 ' I 'K r . ml W I I RG f' f is . f S 1 M ' ag Q- - ' ' i g , 1 0 N 5 5 i' .H -W' x 1 i A i , if ga' A ix ,435 ii E5 I 'nf : A N Who' Hoppen? Nflfivify Scene mi T 3 , 1, E gh? f.' ,' If z X M ' I K K +15 6 1 'F 'N ii l.et's Look At Plotyhelminthes Tum me LOOS9 pg 'lr All Right, Here's the Pitch Cuhups -lg Academic AND Athletic Somebody Si-Die My Dough MORES Row One: Richard Ball Amy Brice Sandra Carl Gloria Ciervo Row Two: Virginia Cole Vivian Davis Carol DiAndreth Peggy Deibel Row Three: Anna Durdines Barbara Galensky Margaret Green Barbara Harbaugh Michelle Hauncher Helen Hill Row Four: Judy Hutter James Kennedy Shirley King Kenneth Kovak Karen Lancaster Gene Leonard Row Five: Tom Malinzak George Marodi Sandra Matusky Anthony Paci Pete Pordash Sandra Ringo Row Six: Marie Rohaley Larry Samarin Joseph Schwallon James Smith Jayne Smith Robert Swarrow Row Seven: Wilma Teegarden Raymond Tichnor Anthony Vizyak Row Eight: Louvoda Wells Stella Williams Joseph Yakubik HOME ROOM U 3 x ff, fy X X I 'Kd J'-U is X ,tix More! more! more! HOME ROOM U7 D If' D . 5 , 1111! - lf! 'Q i W Qs H CD :T back at the gym Row One: William Addis James Amos Eileen Barcosky Row Two: Velma Barnhart Roy Baumgardner Nancy Berish Michael Blazus Row Three: Rose Butler Beverly Condit John Cott Jackie Dawson Kathleen Donahoo Connie Garcia Row Four: Faye Gaydos Dolores Girdish Helen Hardy Frank Henck Sara Konicki Francis Kanalis Row Five: Dorothy Kuty Warren Liberatore Betty Mercante Donna Miller Elaine Morosky Thomas Mucho Row Six: Annette Ostro William Pelkey Charlotte Phelp Elizabeth Popovich Nancy Pysh Sarah Regester Row Seven: George Richardson Jack Ridge Kathryn Riggle Madeline Rohaley Row Eight: Joan Scalia Rebecca Small Sarah Smith Drusilla Weston Row One: Robert Abbadini Christine Ballash Emeryetta Barger Row Two: Patty Baumgardner Marianne Burgoon Patricia Bush Row Three: Elizabeth Chrisulis Bonnie Darney Katherine Dragish Joe Ann Dulaney James Frameli Thomas Fullem Row Four: Kathleen Greff James Hager William Hill Jean Kantarik Gene Kishok Mary Korbini Row Five: Nancy Kuhl Virginia Kreter Mathew Lampart Darliene Lazosky Charles Lingis Roberta Meinen Row Six: Richard Orsky Eugene Picknick John Price Andrew Regish John Ropele Mary Ann Savage Row Seven: Leona Shirnborske Clifford Shook Rowdan Vuono Row Eight: Patty West Charlotte Wheeler Row One: Rose Ann Bado Sandra Battaglini Row Two: Kay Cecchini Wallace Christy Douglas Clish Row Three: Marie Colantoni Gregory Davis John Evans Shirley Giovanelli Larry Gray Mike Hardoby Row Four: Dennis Jones Henry Kowalczyk Mike Mahaffey Linda Jean Mansfield John Mayle Laraine Mores Row Five: Donna Lee Pellegrine Helen Popielarczyk Judith Power Walter Powis Patricia Price Mary Lou Reckner Row Six: Antoinette Ross Darlene Rudman Mary Ann Sabolsky John Saffin Barbara Saladna Betty Saska Row Seven: Kathleen Segedy Joan Shriver Albert Smith Row Eight: Paula Virgin Sherril Walsh Eddie Weekly Row One: Leonard Ball Mildred Batterby Carol Ann Barnek Row Two: Karen Borcheck Ronald Bukowski Beverly Burkett Row Three: John Butchki James Conti Lee Been Crowthers Michael Eckels Barbara Edgar Melvin Gillis Row Four: John Girdish Harold Hines Richard Hughes James Kreitner Carl Lancaster Mary Karen Orlando Row Five: Carrie.Lee Peirce Paul Romanos Jacqueline Ruday Richard Ruscheck Nick Rymarchyk John Sargent Row Six: Eloise Scott Bonnie Sloan Frank Stopka Alex Superak John Sworcheck David Tenney Robert Toshok Row Seven: Grace White LaVerne Wilson Blair Yoders Row Eight. Rudy Yoskey Richard Zaharoff Mary Ann Zites What goes up must come down 4- W 32' it ffl 5 5 M 1 . it fi A 'wx up Row One: Doris Austin Dick Camino Charles Clemmer Row Two: Cecilia D. Distefanis Glenn Dixon Donna A. Domon js dw WML 3 . ' 1 Milli - 1 .fl Q Aw lil M3 Xlvurn Deck those halls HOME ROOM U6 Q ,' A x - 14,4 'C Row Three: Dale Fawkes Virginia Gossett Luther Hall Helen Hritz Elroy Huey Sandra K. Keys Row Four: Stephen Kime William Lancaster James Lawson Janet Levanoff Jerry Moschetta Buddy Matta Row Five: Frank Mazeppa Francis McGrady Jonn McVicker Marcus Ottena Donna Packrall Richard Powis Row Six: Marie Pych Andrea Radachy William Saghy John Skobel Janet Slosarik John Snyder Row Seven: James Stewart Ronald Timms Carol A. Venick Row Eight: Anthony Voitush William Watkins Charlotte F. Yablonski Row One: Bernard Bane Lloyd Bane Kathy Barr Joe Bellisario Barry Butera Row Two: Kenneth Colvin Peggy Conelly Evan Douple Richard Frazier Lee Goozdich Row Three: Lola Harless Tom Hartman Jack Knisely John Kresovich John Kripinsky William Lawrence Ernest McVicker Row Four: Faith Ann Meneskie Vonda Mize Margaret Murincsak Mary Newbrough Madeline Niverth John Oystersek Ray Popielarczyk Row Five: Nancy Ramsey Edward Renner James Righetti James Russell Patricia Santi Antoinette Santoro Fred Seghi Row Six: Robert Shadursky Della Smith William Tenner Barbara Tenney Joe Venick Row Seven: David Viano Albert Wrublisky Jo Anne Yager Hugh Yorty David Zuchowski HOME ROOM U10 WAKE UP A l 4 Let's harmonize 'WK-., -.W . 3 I M . Ii? co-cun A Mg' AR ACTIVITIES Howdy, Podner CAST Lettie Blair, Who exchanges Vermont for Arizona- finally W , Larry Benson, As typical of Arizona as Sage Brush H ,,,, Maria, Easily driven to tears ,... , s,,,...,,,,,... Carlotta, Who all da time get more modder, yes? ,, Bertie, The kind of o dude mode for Dude Ranches o, Antonio, Who loves Carlotta in spite of himself , .,,, Aunt Lavinia, Who came West to be wild and wooly , Emily, Who takes everything as o dudine should ,,,,..c -,,,,., Tom Wilder, Who impersonates ex-two-gun sheriff Arizona Jock Guldy, The Dude Ranch manager and a schemer W, Carlos, Who brings a gay Mexican Fiesta to Dude Ranch Tonita Sunrise, Who tells of remote Indian descent ,,.,- Rennie, A romantic cowboy --- .sss -. ..s,,,, --,,,, Cappy, A corrol boss with o big heart oc, Tom Bonnie Battaglini ,-, John Scateno Roberta Smouse ,,, Joan Smalley , Michael Savage Charles Battoglini Gloria Peters ,W Carol Butera Robert Howes Douglas Woods Robert Matko Eleanor Bucenell - ,D Donald Bal la Thomas Chelena Come to Our Fiesta gif M' D MEET ARIZONA A Dude Ranch Operetto -by- George Murray Brown and Charles W. Cadmon Directed by Mrs. Evelyn C. Scatena Assisted by Mr. Joseph Pergola April i6 and l7, 1959 ALL-COUNTY CHORUS ' rl J 6 -3 '7 1 , i L.. ! I 1-H i l l i . 1 ' 'f '- T i if an-'V First Row: Judy Pearl, Ermelinda Raitano, Sandy Crumrine, Gwen Vihlidal, Bonnie Bat- taglini, Sandy Ball, Rose Janet Darney, Donna McCain, Marie Ondo, Eleanor Bucenell. Second Row: Douglas Woods, Dewey Pellegrini, Tom Chelena, Joe Saffin, James Balla, Wade Moore, Russel Kopf, Jack Pirt, Edwin Raitano, John Scatena, Richard Toth, Jerry Bartman. SENIOR MIXED CHORUS and 0 rn D ITD J5- fl i Q First Row: Sandy Crumrine, Carolyn Watson, Eleanor Buce- nell, Gwen Vihlidal, Bonnie Battaglini, Judy Ridge, Mary Louise Perowski, Ann Crockett, Erma Raitano, John Scatena, Douglas Woods, Judy Pearl, Carol Ann Wagner, Amanda Ross, Joan Smalley, Second Row: Mrs, Scatena, Ellen Crock- ett, Rose Janet Darney, Carol Butera, Joanna Gioyonelli, Kathleen Moore, Gloria Peters, Shirley Namolik, Phyllis Ben- lock, Nancy Pysh, Rhoda Bodner, Patty Stuyek, Maria Gia- cornelli, Sandy Ball, Elaine Stetko, Betty Barshick, Virginia Pettigrew, Joyce Knisely, Donna McCain. Third Row: Phyllis Perowski, Carol Pepper, Sandra Hecht, Carol Mil-ialek, Barbara n Qhhn H6330 0 vw Wilhelm, Mary Beth Cherup, Juanita Sloyinsky, Brenda Hess, Maryellen Shumaker, Louise Westich, Lynnda Zec, Linda Hoot- man, Roberto Smouse, Frances Murn, Dorothy Nonic, Catherine Galensky, Alexandria Abraham, Marie Ondo. Fourth Row: Robert Matko, Elmer Tosi, Kenneth King, Thomas Chelena, Charles Battaglini, Donald Balla, Anthony Pellegrine, Jack Ridge, Barry Miller, Richard Toth, Dick Nichols, Eddie Ulicne, Jerry Bartman, Joe Saffin, James Balla, Ed Raitano, Russel Kopf, David Smith, Wade Moore, Robert l-lowes, Nathar Barron, Jock Pirt. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB , I in . 1 ., ' ' R First Row: Helen Hardy, Rose Butler, Nancy Pysh, Sandy Carl, Christine lsenberg, Donna Domon, Andrea Radachy, Sandy Keys, Judy Sosnak, Helen Hritz, Marie Ondo, Second Row: Andrea Gregory, Veronica Synuria, Carol Pepper, Sandra Hecht, Carol Butera, Bonnie Battaglini, Donna Pelli- grine, Sandy Battaglini, Barbara Saladna, Karen Lancaster, Judy Powers, Maria Giacomelli, Sandy Ball, Elaine Stetko. Third Row: Donna Pockrall, Mary Ann Antonic, Charlotte The Chorus, the largest organiza- tion in our school, has been very active during the year by participating in our Thanksgiving Day program, and also our Christmas program. They are plan- ning to hold an operetta, Meet Arizona in the spring which we know will be the biggest highlight of the year. OFFICERS President Erma Raitano Vice-President John Scatena Secretary Ellen Jenkins Treasurer S s Ann Crockett Wheeler, Mary Ann Savage, Mary Ann Burgoon, Liz Popovich Patty Price, Toni Ross, Lola Harless Naomi Jones Clara Miller, Virginia Gossett, Kathy Segedy. Fourth Row: Rose Marie Bailey, Nancy Berish, LaVerne Wilson, Cecilia Diste fanis, Carol Venick, Connie Garcia, Theo Grachen, Shirley Nagg, Karen Borcheck, Helen Popielarcyzk, Doris Austin Joan Smalley, Donna McCain Clockwisez Nathan Barron, Douglas Woods, Wade Moore, Jerry Bartman, John Scatena, Richard Toth, Robert Matko. Absent: Mack Kennedy, E- R . g rs I 5 ! 5 W' , 3h1+'f ,. ,W-.,n..M ,,f.,1z ' , V, f w-.fl ,V 'ff' M uw V , IH fI.,,. ff' af' ,pf I' I? 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A , I III, II I , II I III, I I IIII , I I IIII , I II , II I , I I I, , , I II , I IIII , I I , II I , I V T , I , I I , , II I , II I, I I I I , I , rf I , , M, II I. I I I , I I IIII, I II , I I , II, Ii , I , HI I , I , I I , II M I , I , I I I, I I I I I. i 1 , I I , I , I II , I II, I I Id, I I- 6 sf CII1 M L nda SHE Buc FIOI' Eea end F D ana CII'I YT1 OOI' H L nda Zets GY I' Sh ES Lut TI-IE MINDS BEHIND TI-IE MUSIC! Prior to the school year of l958-l959, two of the finest bands in this area met to make our first public appearance in the Kennywood parade. Here we once again led the parade, the new Bethlehem-Center Senior High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Battaglini and as- sisted by Mr. Behr, was a huge success. The big day came. While other students were getting acquainted, the band, already familiar with one another, began preparation for the football season. A few of the half-time highlights were: He's Got the Whole World in His Hands, Patricia, and l2th Street Rag. Our band and our maiorettes, having performed with such proficiency during the fall, immediately began practicing for our first annual spring concert. Even while all this was happening, some of our band members were giving performances with other groups such as the All-County Band. Mr. Battaglini and three members, Annette Gaste, Lorraine Solak, and Charles Battaglini, journeyed to Baldwin High School to participate in the Western District Band Festival held at Blairsville. Later Charles Battaglini advanced to perform in the State Band Festival held at Blairs- ville. The most exciting part of our successful year was our concert, which was one of the finest ever given in this area. The concert, per- formed with expert skill, contained a variety of music to please every- one's taste. The presentation of the Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna Overture, The Lord's Prayer, Venus, and the stirring marches did much to prove this statement. To show our appreciation for the superior job Mr. Battaglini has been doing, we presented him with a pocket transistor radio. Mr. Behr, not being able to be with us due to an accident, received his gift by proxy. The band performed for baccalaureate, and the graduating seniors played two selections for commencement exercises. The band, having marched and played in numerous parades around here will continue to practice during the summer months to insure that its future performances will be as excellent as its past. BETHLEHEM - CENTER BAND OFFICERS President - s.,,,,,,, Y, s U .. . .. .s Gary Cecchine Vice-President -.. William Monroe Secretary ....A Joanna Giovanelli Treasurer --- . ---. , . .., Edward Malinzak Librarians: Band Managers: Michael Savage Albert Wrubleski Marion Forsythe Bonnie Righetti Diana Friend Linda Hootman Charles Battaglini Michael Philips John Gossett Donald Balla , 9 T ,Ii 1 5' it V . 'S r Q' lip MR. EMIREN BATTAGLINI, Director Q1 . S ---f.v- - Q1 Z . l l . l 1 Q. Q 'J fa -K it .... Sitting Edward Malinzak, Joanna Giovanelli, William Monroe, Gary Cecchine. Standing: Linda Hootman, Diana Friend, Albert Wrubleski, Charles Battaglini, Michael Savage, Michael Philips, Donald Balla, Bonnie Righetti, Marion Forsythe. lllnill A Q L L . BAND Sitting: Shirley Gregory, Lorraine Solak, Annette Gaste, Walter Wrublesky, Charles Battaglini, Michael Savage Joanna Giovanelli, John Gruskowski, George Hegedus, Bill Monroe, Thomas Haley, Harry Navick, Michael Vis Diana Friend, Linda Hootman, Ellen Jenkins, Rhoda Iosky, Bernard Supra, John Carr, Gary Cecchine Kinder, Zelda l.utes. Standing: John Sworcheck, Edward Malinzak. The All-County Band which practiced every Tuesday night at Washington High School for six weeks included twenty-three members from our own high school band. This DISTRICT BAND Three students, Annette Gaste, Lorraine Solak, and Charles Battaglini were chosen to participate in the Western District Band Festival at Baldwin High School. The band numbered approximately 200 in- strumentalists. The festival is sponsored by the Music Educators of Pennsylvania to further music in- struction in the public schools, The festival lasted over a three day period from January 8-lO. Mr. Battaglini accompanied the students to Baldwin. was the first year for the All-County Band to perform for the public, the performance was highly successful. The concert was held on October 28. Mr. Battaglini directed On The Esplanade from Bostonia Suite, one of the more difficult numbers of the concert. STATE BAND Charles Battaglini was chosen to participate in the All-State Band Western Division at Blairsville. Charles was selected for this honor because of ex- cellent performance at the Western District Band Festival held at Baldwin. Mr. Battaglini accompanied Charles to Blairsville. . ., A As., ,QU Kneeling: Phyllis Perow- sky, Donna Pellegrine, Patty Bush, Moriaelena Radachy. Standing: Hugh Yorty, Tam Chelena, John Nakovich, Charles Battaglini, Gregory Davis, Evan Douple. Patty Bush Charles Battaglini Mariaelena Radachy The first exhibit in which Bethle- hem-Center was entered this year was at the Washington High School during the annual Institute week. One can be sure that our art teacher, Miss Hughes, was very proud when we took eight of the eighteen prizes awarded to high school students, four of which were First prizes, and rightly so should she be proud because she has been teaching us for only two years. But our biggest surprise came at the California High School exhibit, which was sponsored by the Washington County Federation of Women's Clubs. Once again Beth-Center emerged on top, tak- ing honors in all but one of the cate- gories. Capturing sixteen of the twenty- seven prizes offered, our students once more brought honor to the school. For his outstanding work Charles Battaglini was chosen to display three of his paintings in an all-state exhibit at Pittsburgh. These paintings are pictured at the left. Our thanks to Miss Hughes and the students for their excellent work. We hope they will continue in their efforts with as much success, 5' MISS FRANCES MILLER QUEEN bd-' gf 'J ye h, ,..i3T.' E. 'W -MX ' A R - 4, ai X, 1 '- ' a: ' ' '-i 1 , R - Q , 1 X E Q y - . '- V X Ii x 9 X J V ,f D X Q I I I 1 K ,Y a'nl I . X , , I' , f, 5. E -4-f -X, -:ii my YG?-Lf' ' V ' , ff ' 1 ' MV- Hcfshmof' be5fOW5 fhe COURT: Stella Czerwinsky, Queen, Joonno Glovcmelli, Gloria Cnervo Mono Gmcomeilw h0F1OfS- Patty Stuvek, Madeline Roholey. af' First Row: Miss Saladna, Judy Pearl, Judy JOhY1Sf0n, Becky Furman, Bob Ruday. Second Row: Janice Moon, Ann Crockett, Annette Gaste, Barbara Wilhelm, Mary Beth Cherup, Ellen Crockett, Kathenne Garcia, Joanna Giovanelli, Carol Butera, Sandy Crumrine, Darlene Si- The Bethescope, our yearbook, provides the graduating seniors and underclassmen with a pictorial record of fellow classmates, the administration, faculty, and co-curricular ac- tivities. It p-ermits the staff to indulge in creative thinking by planning the theme, by writing articles to accompany the hundreds of pictures, and finally, by setting up the lay- out mats,which are the dummy sheets of the actual publication, lt provides an opportunity to meet the businessmen of the area through our advertising program, and thus, it ac- quaints the public with our school. STAFF Editor . . . Judy Pearl Co-Editor Judy Johnston Clubs Becky Furman Photography . Terry Yablonski Typing Mary Beth Cherup Sponsor Miss Saladna bula. Third Row: Amanda Ross, Barbara Shargots, Joe Saffin, Gary Cecchine, Toby Simon, John Bartok, Bill Monroe, Harry Novick, Jack Edwards, P. J. Marks, Anthony Bado, Carole Knight, Carolyn Watson, Martha Baker, Connie Crow, Leah Fowler, Ed Raitano. What'll we put on this page? E- industrious looking, aren't they? 1 Who took these pictures, anyway? LIBRARY CLUB 0 0 D Sitting: Mary L I 1 . ril I , First Row: Wagner, Venick, Distefanis, Burgoon, Barger, Raitano. Second Row: Berish, Derry, Dorsey, Bartowick, Bailey, Mihalik, Stopka Gill, Kuhn, Belovich, Moon. Third Row: Jones, Donahoo, Slovinsky, Crockett, Crumrine, Dennison, Drotos, Knight, Mayle, Dutton, Trump, Garcia. Fourth Row: Malinzak, Vis- losky, Sosnak, Hardy, Butler, Watson, Rhodes, Shaw, Gill, Stidard, White, Pysh, Roupe, Savage, Crow, Czerwinsky, Portertield. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AND QFFICERS The members of the Library Club are under the sponsor- ship at Miss Freeman. Mem- bership in the club is limited to students in Library Science I and ll and volunteer work- ers who assist in the library at least one period a week, The purpose ot the club is to promote interest in library management. The time apportioned to club meetings is divided be- tween a work period, in which new methods of processing of library materials or handling of library routines are demon- strated, and a program which may include a presentation of librarianship as a profession, book talks, games, and plans for publicity T lams, Treasurer, Mary Goss, Secretary: Amanda Ross, President: Maxine Post, Vice-President. Standing: Executive Council- Judith Sosnak, Mildred Rabbit. Roseann Karpiak, Miss Freeman, Sponsor: Martha Baker, STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Helen Roncadori, Myra Edwards, Judy Hegedus, Rose Janet Darney, Charles Greskovich, Mr, Tselepis, Robert Ruday, Vivian Davis, Mary Beth Cherup, Shirley Gregory, Annette Gaste. Second Row: Gwen Vihlidal, Barbara Pollock, Michelle Hauncher, Bonnie Jean Toth, Kathleen Segedy, Kathleen Barr, Barbara Edgar, Elaine Morosky, Nancy Kuhl, Janet Bartok. The purpose of the Student Council is to establish and maintain throughout the school at all times high standards of sportsmanship, com- pletes teacher-student understanding, co-operation, a high regard for fellow students at all times, and to maintain a school spirit, Two students are elected from each home room to represent the student body. The Student Council, a relatively young organization, is justly proud ot its members and accomplishments, however, it is always striving and working for the betterment of our fine school. TRAINING IN DEMOCRATIC PROCESS Ple-e-e-e-ase Vote For. . . puffy BOSS Slosarik, Terry Shulsky, Sandy Superak, Nancy Darney, Evan Douple. Third Row: Dewey Pellegrine, Melvin Gillis, James Lawson, Charles Sernosky, John Nakovich, Dennis Jones, Bob Broda, Richard Nichols, Jae Katko, Robert Zirkle, Ronald Durdines, Richard Toth, John OFFICERS President ..c......,... Robert Ruday First Vice-President EE Charles Greskovich Second Vice-President EEEE Vivian Davis Secretory EEEEEEEE Mary Beth Cherup Treasurer EEEEEEEEEE Rose Janet Darney Sponsor EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 'Mr. Tselepis A Chicken in Every Pot The Bethlehem Joint Youth Coun- cil is a youth group which is a part of the Governing Council of the Beth- lehem Joint Youth Center. The Youth Council is composed of l5 senior high members, 5 from each grade, and 5 junior high members. The purpose of our Youth Council is to plan dances and other activities for the Youth Center. Our meetings are held every Monday in school and the last Monday of every month at the Youth Center. Our activities this year includedz Ronnie Paglia record hops, a Thanks- giving Dance, a Youth Week, and a Valentine Day Dance. 9 4 111'- ,J 5 X fm 1. f ..,A,i Need toothpicks? OFFICERS President D D sscs D - DD D,DD.D DD Judy Pearl Vice-President DD DD Bonnie Battaglini Secretory D D DD Maria Giacomelli Treasurer DDD Anthony Bado First Row: Anthony Bado, Maria Giacomelli, Judy Pearl, Bonnie Battaglini, Second Row: Marion Stagon, Barbara Soladna, Sandy Battaglini, Nancy Kuhl, Dorothy Nonic, Barbara Gregory. Third Row: Charles Battaglini, Mack Christy, John Nakovich, Robert Ruday, Harry Novick, Fred Abbott, John Shimko, Dan Crumrine, Richard Hughes, Tom Chelena. Left to Right by Rows: Rebecca Furman, Martha Baker, Sandy Crurnrine, Barbara Wilhelm, Mrs. Dennison, Carole Knight, Mildred Rabbit, Johanna Giovanelli, Marion Forsythe, Rose Marie Skobel, Ann Crockett, Sandy Harden, Marjorie Ondash, Mary Martha Derry, Elnora Gill, Kathy Moore, Frances Foltin, Gwen Vihlidal, Leah Fowler, Juanita Slovinsky, Carol Wagner, Sondra Hecht, Carol Butera, Laurel Phillipson, Mary Beth Cherup, Peggy Cox, Brenda Hess, Carol Mihalik, Carolyn Watson, Ellen Crockett, Kathy Garcia, Louise Manfredi, Marceille Mathews, Frances Murn, Judy Pearl, Barbara Shargots, Nancy Tedesco, Donna Drotos, Norma Shaw, Carolyn Hill, Catherine Galensky, Alex- andria Abraharn, Mary Goss, Darlene Sibula, Dorothy Nonic, Amanda Ross, Bonnie Righetti. First Row Beverly Burkett Doris Austin Donna DO Distefanis Carol Venick Sandy Keys Sandy Battaglini. man Barbara Saladna Antoinette Santoro Vonda Mize Third Row Bonnie Sloan Mildred Batterby Helen Hill, Lorraine Mares Andrea Radachy Second Row Miss Judy Sosnak Karen Borcheck Janet Slosarik, Kay Cicconi Shirley Giovanelli, Donna Pelligrine, Cecilia Riggle, Virginia Gossett, Helen Hritz, Left to Right by Rows: Gary Cecchine, Bill Perkins, Don Adamson, P. J, Marks, Tony Bado, Joe Saffin, Mike Vislosky, John Muchoney, Tom Roule, John Carr, Toby Simon, Jim Rohaley, Bob Ruday, Bob Shashura, Mr, Sonson, Regis Fullem, John Juracko, Jack Hover, Ed Malinzok, Bob Broda. ALPHA TRI-HI-Y This year the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y was made into an all senior group because of the increased number of students. Activi- ties were rather limited also because of this increase in the student body. Our first function was the initiation of new members at an evening service with a program of entertainment following. Other proiects included candv sales, preparation of baskets for needy families at Christmas time in conjunction with the Nurses' Club, and sending Valentines to children in the Washington Hospital, We assisted the Fredericktown Business and Professional Women's Club in their annual Heart Fund Drive. Our closing activity of the year was a mother- daughter social. SENIOR HI-Y The purpose of the Bethlehem-Center Senior High School Senior Hi-Y is to Create, maintain, and extend through- out the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character We strive for clean speech, clean sports- manship, clean scholarship, and clean living. The Beta Tri-Hi-Y is an organization established to create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian living, lt was organized in i937 so that a Tri-Hi-Y club for the freshmen and sophomores might be available. This year, however, the membership was limited to only sophomores because of the new junior-senior high set-up. We wish to thank our sponsor, Miss Ciccani, for her help and guidance, even though our activities were curtailed, we greatly appreciated her assistance, 425' Medicine Men The Future Nurses Club was organized by our school nurse, Mrs. Largent, to acquaint the girls with the nursing profession. With this object in mind, the club spent a day visiting the Somerset State Hospital, Somer- set, Pennsylvania. Our welfare project, giv- ing Christmas baskets to the needy in the community, gave us much satisfaction. Money was earned by our having a candy sale and sponsoring other various projects to purchase Future Nurses pins for the senior girls.. H- Don't cut yourself OFFICERS President .. . . Ellen Crockett Vice-President ,uuu Cu.. be Janice Moon Secretory ,un - .. cu Shirley Nagg Treasurer E, o Ermelinda Raitano First Row: Gerry Zukauckas, Laurel Phillipson, Errnelinda Raitano, Ellen Crockett, Janice Moon, Shirley Nagg, Sandy Crumrine, Joann Giovanelli. Second Row: Evelyn Nicholls, Maria Giacomelli, Doris Post, Diane Potisek, Mrs. Largent, Judy Detrick, Carol Mihalek Kathleen Moore, Gwen Vihlidal. Third Row: Lillian Craggs, Diana Friend, Peggy Cox Katherine Garcia, Carolyn Hill, Catherine Galensky, Phyllis Perowski, Martha Baker Frances Murn, Judy Ridge, Marioelena Radachy. 1 f lf 4. Q-... 3 Hau- . L.. TOURNAMENTl THE N.F.L. AS THEY APPEAR WHEN OFF lTO ANOTHER HAND AGAIN SHE COUNTS in nfl if I 1 2 f f M, I Standing: Donna Pellegrine, Mariaelena Radachy, Mack Douple, Nancy Francek, Myra Edwards. Second Row: Christy, Judy Johnston, Joy Hegedus, Tom Chelena, Lois lllar, Van Wolfe. In Bus: Bonnie Shutsy, Nancy Helen Hardy, Evelyn Nicholls, Charles Battaglini, Kuhl, Amy Brice, Nancy Pysh, Judy Ridge, Judy Hege- Roberta Smouse, Hugh Yorty, Linda Hootman, Evan dus, Tom Hartman, Miss Pepper. The Beth-Center National Forensic Club has been very successful this year. We have participated in speech tournaments, Student Congress, and spon- sored two speech contests at the Junior High School. The following students represented our school at the East Washington High School for the Washington County Contest: Humorous - Bobbie Smouse, Serious -Evelyn Nicholls, Original-Linda Hootman, Ex- temp - Evan Douple, Discussion - Judy Johnston Poetry - Helen Hardy, and Radio - Myra Edwards. At our semi-final contests these students par- ticipated: Dramatic - Lois lllar, Humorous-Van Wolfe, Extemp - Joy Hegedus, Mariaelena Radachy, and Wallace Christy, and Original - Linda Hootman. Joy Hegedus and Lois lllar qualified to go on to the finals at Norwin High School. We have high hopes for the Forensic for next year. I OFFICERS President Linda Hootman Vice-President Judy Hegedus Secretory Lois lllar Co-Ordinotor - Bobbie Smouse Sponsor Miss Pepper Pictured above are Helen Hardy, a sophomore, and Miss Pepper, Forensic coach. They are holding a trophy which was awarded to Helen for placing first place in the poetry division of the speech tournament held at California State Teachers College in Novem- ber. This was the first of many honors Helen won this year. She was entered in the Washington County Con- test in February and placed first in competition with five other students. This qualified her to enter the District Contest in March at Carnegie Tech and it was her first place in this contest which made her eligible for the State Contest. ln April the Pennsylvania State Music and Forensic Contest was held at the University of Pittsburgh, there were nine contestants in the poetry division. Helen had the honor of tieing for first place. This is o great honor for Helen and our school. p- fy '7 an H 'HS , 'L ,, 2 4 f 'if i ww' R 4. ,, E 2 - s ' , I' 1 M M.. Aw I . , ,. ,M My Y W .,,., ,V NN'1'!'5 ,MW-R ' Y A 5 Xw a ff Q f A Aww! ' .Q ' ,A-wiv rl V 1 , I K W f- Q f ., M A ,gg A fa ,K ' 3 , . xr 'Q 1 4 7' ,4 5,95 3' y fm ,y , - , ,W Q - 1, - ,f an fy 2:4 gy, 5' 5 AE' wg, 4 M J 4 .. . 4: 1 'gl A , 034. ' iv, M., vm f mm: -,. f i, V 5 -L ., ' WaK 'ft,'a2' - Af 1 Y SENIOR F.H.A. 61.61 Q Q. 0 6 ..,, ,,r-'-s- First Row: Diane Potisek, Judy Detts, Betty Jean Borshick, Mary Louise Perowski, Carol Jenkins, Janet Werstler, Jackie Ruday, Eloise Scott. Second Row: Ellen Jenkins, Mary lams, Elizabeth Lesso, Mary Ann Antonic, Mary Ann Filarskv, Thelma Roupe, Marion Forsythe, Sandy Harden, Rose Marie Skobel, Martha Derry, Sara Stopka. Third Row: Maxine Post, Barbara Morris, Mary Goss, Bonnie Righetti, Mary Alice Stidard, Frances Foltin, Juanita Slovinsky, Marjorie Ondash, Betty Bice. The PURPOSES l Of the F.H.A. Ofei The OFFICERS are: a growing appreciation of the joys and satis- President ,,,s, . ,,,, . , , ,. - . To promote factions of homemaking. . To emphasize the importance of worthy home member- Vice-President . , H. - . - , ,, ,, 2 Secretary ,,,, .. ,,,.. ,H H. A- in 5? I l N ,,, Ellen Jenkins Darlene Lasosky Marion Forsythe W Bonnie Righetti Rose Marie Skobel ,W Connie Garcia , W Peggy Ross Mary Goss Miss Eileen Paler ' 52 Shlp- Treasurer cs, H - 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life. Higfgfign ,W Y K 4, To work for good home and family life for all. Song Lender Y WM H 5. To promote international good will. Pqfliqmenfg.-ian Kd NNW, 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home Reporger H V Y zzzg V ,nn ,A and community life. Sponsor YY, W 7. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. 8. To further interest in home economics. SUPHO ORE F.H.A. is ,J K Y egg. Q- ..1 'WB' 'Q' an A C, ,. . .Q ZW First Row Helen Hardy Nancy Berish Connie Garcia Joyce Kirk Peggy Ross Kathy Greff Lois Wasko Second Row Mary Ann Burgoon Marie Rohaley Mary Ann Savage Rose Butler, Nancy Pysh, Jean Kantorik, Darlene Lososky, Sandy Carl, Kathy Kostelnik. First Row: Clara Miller, ROSE MGVFG Bdiley, Margaret Hoover, Zelda Lutes, Darlene Sibula, Mae Leonard, Elnora Gill, Janet Kinick, Marcia Strausser, Sandy Harden, Francine Dorazio. Second Row: Sponsor, Mrs. Nagle, Nancy Francek, Sharon Smith, Mary Ann Ruscheck, Marma Packrall, Rhoda Kinder, Lorraine Solak, Carolyn DiAndreth, Leah Fowler, Mary Jane Balog, Wilma Teegarden, Mary Korbini. Third Row: The FBLA of Beth-Center Senior High School, Chapter I636, is made up of stu- dents enrolled in business subjects and is sponsored by the N.E.A. and the Eastern Busi- ness Teachers Association. It has National and State affiliation. The group is guided by a Chapter Con- stitution, as well as a National Charter and a National FBLA creed. The group has monthly meetings to dis- cuss items pertaining to business such as: further business, training, the ideal secretary, what other areas are doing for business stu- dents, etc. The local chapter is a part of Region IV of the State of Pennsylvania, and meets with Vis -.'.,...L. Gloria Peters, Donna McCain, Mary Lou Perowski, Dorothy Barger, Sandy Superak, Louise Westich, Mary Ann Lef..er, Elizabeth Lesso, Maxine Post, Helen Ron- cadori, Shirley Zets. Fourth Row: Myrna Kuhn, Rhoada Bodnar, Phyllis Benlock, Bonnie Bitner, Mary Ann Antonic, Andrea Gregory, Dorothea Grachen, Carol Jenkins, Marie Ondo, Norma Jean Shaw, Donna Drotos, Virginia Rhodes. that group in Conference semi-annually. They also meet in State Conference, as well as Na- tional Convention annually. This year we are hostess for the Spring Conference on April ll, at our school. We are also co-hostess at the State Convention on May 4-5, at Bedford, Pennsylvania. The organization gives students an op- portunity to demonstrate their business skills and to compete in the different levels of com- petition for prizes and distinctions. lt gives the member a feeling of belonging to an integral part of business by helping him be- come acclimated to business trends. Many worthwhile friendships and acquaintances are formed here that are long-lasting. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Front: Elnora Gill, Mae Leon- T ard, Mrs. Alma Nagle, Darlene lx I Sibula. Back: Ellen Jenkins Patti Wechoski, Rhoada Kinder Donna McCain, Shirley Zets, Zelda Lutes, Marma Packrall Sandy Superak, Louise Westich S P A N I S H C L First Row Bull Meneskle Diane Gossett Joe Jollick Herbert Caponi John Penszak Mr Sonson Tom Stotka Second Row Judy Pearl Carol Lancaster Jackie Ru Fourth Row Dewey Pellegrini Ferd Matula Homer day Eloise Scott Janet Slosarik Lullian Craggs Judy Duncan Mark Malone John Maslanich John Troyan Ridge Irene Marinzak Karen Roncadori Myra Edwards John Katko Alfred Ricuittl Charles Greskovich Henry Third Row Nick Ramyrchek Gerald Redmond Judy Bartus Duane Palmo Richard Shargots John Nakovich Johnston Barbara Greskovich Peggy Cox Carolyn Hill Robert Gllsta Diane Kalich Bonnie Battaglini Marlaelena Radachy The Spanish Club Los Picaros was organized to create among its members a better understanding of the Spanish language and customs and also to maintain a feeling of friendliness between our country and our neighboring Latin American countries to the south of our border F : l ' I I I l ' .I I ' I 3 1 1 I - 5 4 -1 1 I ' I . I I I I I I D I I ' I -I ' I I I -I . I 5 l 1 1 1 1 l 1 I . I I - ! I ' 1 1 1 4 ll ' II ' ' I I First Row: Annette Ostro, Gayle Ferrari, Thea Grachen, Third Row: Patricia Price, Velma Barnhart, Marion , ' . : ' , ' 'I r I I 1 1 1 . I 1 l , I I I 1 A 1 I 1 , ' l. I I Y T V Y , T' I - V I I , . Christie lsenberg Grace White Second Row Marie Bailey Betty Mercante Nancy Berish Ann Burgoon Beverly Nelson Rose Ann Bado Conelly Delores Girdish Sandra Carl Quin Rossi The purpose of thrs club is to foster sociablllty and well beung among members and to provide for the Beth Center l-lngh School a maiorette group to uphold :ts standards and represent the school when called upon to do so Standards by which future members are selected are good posture neat and pleasing appearance at all times ability to maintain correct cadence to march music co operativeness satisfactory grades and the deslre to meet assignments of twirlnng corps This is the first year for the maiorette club and the membership includes thirty girls Rose Postic Kay Cecchini Barbara Edgar Nancy Ramsey Mary Karen Borcheck Connie Garcia Rose Marie Butler Peggy Donna Packrall Lavern Wilson OFFICERS President Thea Grachen Vice President Christie lsenbera Secretary Grace White Treasurer Annette Ostro x ,f .1 Lu .J Q:- Q 4',i'3!1if '1' wwf F MWYM L, Aw w ' -4 , I a ' fri 3 ' ' f 4 H , pw!! A V4 5. N -,.,,- . fw fi ,ad H5 sit' 41 A-. W.. L- I, 4 1 N. f, w. YQQN. -4 z , ,V mam.. D Q 5 z ---A-1...,, gf .y..,,,,m,,, , 'I 1 , '4 5 W Q Z 'ef ,,,, 7 j 276 H ! ' wi 1 M W., M A , , ,xg V M L- N 4 z L I ,y D , 4 , 1 1 ' -we I .qw ,A V , 'api , t N I Z f ., , Q Q 'N 1 ki, H' il' -f rm- x .+ ' 5 J sz 1 I, QM. as J 4 24 SCIENCE CLUB '-.N mx Q4 J IT. ' . .l First Row: Judy Detts, Janet Werstler, Dan Adamson, William Scalia, Jack Edwards, Becky Furman, Judy Pearl, Diana Friend. Second Row: Mr. Sedory, Mike Phillips, Mike Dufalla, Robert Howes, Gerald Redman, Charles Greskovich, Victor Ballash, Francis Kancir, Richard Biondi, Bob Rodgers, Clifford George, Bob Glista, Bob Ruday, John Gruskowski, Gary Cecchine. f What's up, Doc? The specific purpose of the Science Club is to supplement actual classroom learning in the physical sciences by the use of direct ex- perience. This purpose was accomplished by project work inside the classroom and by ex- perimentation or research outside the class- room. The members made excursions to places related to the field of science and at- tended lectures given by professional men trained in the various scientific fields. No officers of the Science Club were elected this year because of the late organiza- tion date. sronfs :Viv 2,1 If 2 if Ak I ' QX5-3399 ff , : 4 ', ' 'A 5 ? ERMELINDA RAITANO gn f 5 is KL I 2 ,L zi ,f ,Q xii L 5 R . . 3 fe 5 N, ,,..,.v, .L ' .X ,E E E Q i . 45,5-.x,-w3r ,37 ., 4 N P fi, Q 51339 f I .4 MAA E, 2? T Q 1 A 2 ANN CROCKETT V7 15 as 5 fi! CAROL HOLBY DIANE GOSSETT JUDY DETTS BARBARA LESKODY DIANE POTISEK MARIAELENA RADACHY LINDA Glu. A Z 5 MAE LEONARD 3 5 2 igi? HL 51? V Li: i . -,Z-ff f ' K - 5 1 ggg i if H Q Y V De A 5 CAROL MIHALIK T x . 55' I S., , x, ij ? 5 l ELLEN CROCKETT Y- v. 'HT L xx VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD 2 xl' Seated: Dan Adamson. First Row: Mr. Wolosky, Rudy Yoskey, Mike Dufalla, Regis Fullem, Douglas Woods, John Scatena, Tony Symcheck, Joe Jollick, John Nakovich, Anthony Bado, Russell Kopf, Mike Knizner, Edward Ulicne, Mr. Daley. Second Row: Mr. Bellisario, Lloyd Ford, Martin Noska, Charles Henck, Richard Toth, Thomas Morosky, Robert Shashura, Mike Kanalis, Robert Broda, Thomas Stotka, John Passo, Michael Mahaffey, Mr. Hosler. Third Row: John Price, Bill Lawrence, Bill Lancaster, Richard Zaharoff, Ronald Bukowski, Thomas Ramsey, Raymond Popielarczyk, Raymond Skoloda, John Oystersek, Joe Venick, Robert Yonosik, James Lawson, Richard George, SEASON'S RECORD B-C 2 l Bu rgettstown O B-C 33 Chartiers 6 B-C 6 California O B-C 27 Mapletown 6 B-C l2 Jefferson l8 B-C 21 Carmichaels 6 B-C O Waynesburg 21 QP COACHES'-MIS WOl0Sl4Y, MY- D0leYf Mr. Bellisorio, MANAGERS-Dan Adamson, Mike Rogan, Ronald Mr. Hosler. Timms, Tom Fullem, John Skobel. VARSITY ELEVEN l First Row: Mike Knizner, John Nakovich, Joe Jollick, Edward Ulicne, Mike Kanalis, Martin Noska, Robert Shashura. Second Row: Tom Morosky, Richard Toth, Charles Henck, Douglas Woods. U :union VARSITJY N e O Farsi Row Rnchard Zaharaff Tom Ramsey Mike Dufallo Rudy Yosky Tom Mucho Lloyd Ford Bull Lawrence Second Row: Robert Yonosik Richard George John Oystersek Bill Lancaster, John Passo, John Price. N k lgfaj. 1 5 X 1 X 4 1 o ,, N ,fa If ffi ' f f' , Q, , f f' 4 A, X .X if 'Gigi fr ,gx E ,l ' A ' 'f' ,Jai ' ia: . . ' A ef -4, , N ' ' t 44 uv' i 'U ' .. . 2 X, , I N If I 7 K ff- . a x - 1 X5 I if 4 I ,1 Yxgfr fla g an min 'F-:K fax 1 if x X y. , ,EE JF 'ml- Ms I, .xy N Q M45 x , Xu n'4 23'?'1 H nt w, Yu '11, X ,, l '?1'gwf ' ff 'fe' f :K A .,. 5 ,.C 'uf .,.... ki Q fl 'Q jig, i . I 1 MANAGERS: xx 1 I , i l VARSITY BASKETBALL l l l,,,,i 'Q Kiel? EL First Row: Bill Monroe, Tom Regis Fullem. Second Row: Albert Ricuitti, Charles Greskovich, Charles Henck, John Bartok. Third Row: Toby Simon, Jack Pepper. Fourth Row: Mr, Smodic, SEASON'S RECORD The Bethlehem-Center Senior High School basketball Sharkady, Raymond Skoloda, Nathan Barren, Jim Zirkle, Crumrine, Hover, Malinzak. is team compiled a record of l3 wins and 9 losses. ln ex- Q hibition play Beth-Center won 6 games and lost 2 and in L league competition had a 7 win and 7 loss record. Q As a result of the new jointure, Beth-Center com- peted in Section 5 of the W.P.I.A.L. The last half of league play found our players adjusting to the new competition. This was evident as Beth-Center was defeated by Charleroi in the last 5 seconds and we easily defeated Monongahela by 23 points. Credit must be given to the players who were aware of the play shown in Section 5 but met the challenge with results that in the new were gratifying and made future participation section greatly anticipated. B C 5? Ellsworth 51 'B C 62 Charlcroi 9C B C 84 Peters Township 49 'B C 78 California 64 B C 57 Hcrnpfreld A8 l3fC 68 Bcllmar 6l B C 51 St. Johns 43 'B-C 60 Monongahela 75 B-C 73 South Union B3 'B-C 49 Doriora 64 BYC 66 West Newton 39 'B-C 75 Brownsville 53 BAC 83 Redstone 52 'B-C 39 Manessen 39 BKC SO German Township 60 'BYC 40 Charleroi 43 'B-C 49 Donora 57 'B-C 57 California 47 'B,C 68 Brownsville Al 'B-C 59 Bellmar 66 'B.Q 48 Mnnessen 44 'B-C 78 Monongahela 55 ' - Denotes League Games Q JUNIOR VARSITY P6 1 3 44 ' 54 S 'J A GY:-gil? J M Q fgie XX: Sitting: Torn Sharkady, Jim Zirkle, Raymond Skoloda, Dale Fowkes, Mac Kennedy, Nathan Barren, Robert Abbadini. Standing: Frank Mazeppa, Jack Knisely, Mike Hardoby, James Lawson, Roy Baumgardner, Dennis Jones, John Saffin, Douglas Clish, Mr. Sonson. Too Hot To Handle Time For A Lay-up Toss-uD We Won? 6 1 190 K JOHN BARTOK 6' 160 7, -F --ll 3...-A 1 4 Guard v 'Q -o Q - sr., I J o 3 r,a.,,.:,W,' ,, Q fm--bww V, 2 Air X, 19 SENIOR HOT SHOTS RED FULLEM Forward TOBY SIMON 511' 160 Guard CHAR LIE HENCK 168 Guard 6' 3 171 R BILL MONROE Forward JACK PEPPER 6' 2 164 Forward f 1 4 , A gn, 5 f ss. 5.3, X ,J wsu 11 4 ,s'4Z 1-5.5, .7,, 'ep V53 J' 1 'J ' , W f iff- 6 Q f 63 fi gl, f 5 f ,gs 1 M A 2.1 2 2, I SUFFERIN' SENIORS Middle: Kathleen Moore, Judy Pearl, Barbara Wilhelm. Left to Right: Mary Beth Cherup, Carolyn Watson, Errnelinda Raitano, Ann Crockett, Peggy Cox, Gwen Vihlidal, Gloria Peters, Louise Monfredi, Shirley Gregory, Lorraine Solak, Ellen Crockett, Martha Baker, Joanna Giovanelli, Marion Forsythe, Carol Butero, IUMPIN' IUNIORS Middle: Sandy Ball. Left to Right: Rose Marie Bailey, Mariaelena Radochy, Barbara Greskovich, Diane Gossett, Judy Johnston, Bonnie Battaglini, Doris Post, Andrea Gregory, Thea Grachen, Zelda Lutes, Barbara Pollock, Marion Postick, Gayle Ferrari, Dona Gamble. Phyllis Kornet, Florence Tomik, Quintillia Rossi, Maria Giacomelli. WINNING NOON GAME TEAMS Z - AQ 1'- I- ,f :A 'gf' Q gf VA ,If ff ff- Kathleen Moore, Peggy Cox, Marion Forsythe, Martha Baker, Joanna HOME ROOM 9 Glolfanelllf Carol Bulemf Ellen Crockett Clifford George, Douglas Woods, Thomas Morosky, Jack NOON GAME RESULTS Edwards, John Juracko. Team Won Lost Tied Wildcats 8 I 0 OFFICERS Bulldogs l 6 2 l President , We ., , ,...,,,, . . Kathleen Moore Della Ph' Sigma 6 2 l Vice-President . ssns.. ,,,, . . ss. Sandra Ball Bud Dogs 5 2 2 Secretary ,ss ,,,.. ,. ..,,,,.s Barbara Wilhelm Soph. IV 4 4 l Treasurer ss, .Y Maria Giacomelli Soph. V 5 5 O Soph. III 3 4 0 Didgetts O 4 3 Soph. I l 7 l The Girls' Athletic Association is tamiliarly known Soph. ll 0 7 l as the G.A.A. lts aims are to promote interest in girls' physical education and games, to develop leadership, to improve sportsmanship, and to improve health. Membership in this association is open to all girls in the Junior and Senior classes. These girls must maintain a C average. The Association conducts intramural tournaments throughout the year. These include basketball, volley- ball, and softball. School letters are awarded to Sen- ior girls who have been active in sports for three years, Sm0dlC ll be Offer YOU- didn't know you danced rs X f f' 1 jf' , i' ' ' ,V 1 5,1 x lx LQ -- 1 4 ,.b- ffl-Qkiz Mike Peltz, John Saffin, Don Balla, Charles Greskovich, Ronald Durdanes Jim Bolla Joc Saffin, Richard Yorty, Bill Perkins. SECTION 5 CHAMPS Golf is a test of temper, o trial of honor, a revealer of chor- acter, a chance to play the man and act the gentleman, and is the study of a lifetime in which one may exhaust himself but never his subject. The Beth-Center golf team, under the direction of Mr. Tworzydlo, play their home matches at the Nemacolin Country Club located on Route 40 near Beallsville. Since taking over the coaching of the golf team three years ago, Mr. Tworzydlo has produced section champs all three years. As a resulf of their skillful playing, this year the team captured the Section 5 crown by winning eight straight games. Continuing on undefeated, B. C. beat Greensburg in the quarter finals, lOM -516. Entering into the semi-finals against Penn Hills, the only other undefeated team in WP.l.A.L., B. C. lost, 13M - ZW. Charles Greskovich and Ronald Durdines paved the way for BethJCenter throughout the year by achieving the lowest scores in our section. We congratulate the golf team for their outstanding record and would like to wish Mr. Tworzydlo and his future teams continued success. TEE OFF! no 7 BASEBALL TEAM X . Q4 :WE it Q x My RIAN 0' , 'T' First Row: Raymond Skoloda, Al Ricuitti, Charles Henck, Mike Knizner, Jim Bucenell, Richard George, Gene Orlandi, John Oystersek, Bill Monroe. Second Row: Mr. Wolosky, John Maslanich, Jim Barnek, Joe Katko, John Butchki, James Russell, Frank Dravetsky, Jerry Booze, Lawrence Mills, Bill Lancaster, Mr. Smodic. Third Row: Jim Righetti, Tom Fullem, Bob Rodgers, Cliff lddings, Bob Broda, Jim Raytek, John Cott, Frank Zemba. SEASON'S RECORD Beth-Center Cumberland Beth-Center Beth-Center Brownsville Beth-Center Beth-Center Beth-Center Redstone Beth-Center Beth-Center 'Brownsville Exhibition Playoff Coaches John Wolosky and Jack Smodic's baseball team enjoyed a fine 12 W0YneSbUfQ season this year. The team finished with a 7-3 record in the Section 17 race, 5 Befh-Ceflfef losing only to Brownsville, Redstone, and Cumberland and ending in a three I0 Mopletown way tie for first place. Beth-Center drew a bye in the playoffs and met 13 Cl'10 lef0i Brownsville after they had defeated Redstone, The game with Brownsville 5 Befh'Ce lfe was a close game that went ten innings with the Brownies coming out on top, 9 Cumberland 4-3, J5 Mopletown The seniors participating throughout the season were: Bob Rodgers, Bill 8 W0YneSbUfQ Monroe, Chuck Henck, Frank Dravetsky, Jim Bucenell, Bob Broda, Jim Barnek, T0 Beth-Cenfef Cliff lddings, and Mike Knizner. 8 Brownsville Jim Bucenell and Mike Knizner were the leading hitters of the team, both 3 RedSf0f'I6 with averages of .363. The top pitcher was Joe Katko with a record of 4-2. 3 Beth-Cenfef Katko was helped on the staff by Bob Rodgers, John Maslanich, and Cliff lddings. Juniors, Al Ricuitti, Ray Skoloda, Joe Katko, Chris Rafferty, and Richard George along with sophomore, John Oystersek, rounded out the regular play' ing undergraduates. With this group of ballplayers coming back, the base- ball team should provide some exciting baseball next year. X ' 2 J X X Q J x 9 Rodgers Barnek Bucenell Dravetsky Monroe IV ' 7 . 51 L 2 2. KH X X N Henck Broda Iddings Knizner ,C 'ff C SEASONS RECORD 90 Dunbar 37 82 W2 B-C 38 lf? 74 Waynesburg 39 576 63 U2 B-C 63 66 UA B.C 5l 374 73 South Union 45 R C 'G Trinity 30 TRACK TEAM f' Es 4 ,N xx ' an M, I Q T 'Xe 'XX First Row: Tom Morosky, John Price, Mack Kennedy, Richard Toth, Melvin Domko, John Gossett, Harry Novick. Second Row: Glen Detrick, John Washburn, Richard Hughes, Mike Phillips, David Philip, Richard Ball, Bob Ruday, Jim Rohaley, Mr. Daley Third Row: Francis McGrady, Red Fullem, Frank Stopka, Richard Yoskey, Ronald Logan, Mike Mahaffey, Gwen 36 U6 John Bartok, Tony Bado. Our record this year was two wins and two losses in the dual meets and one first place and one second in the triangular meets. The team did very well in the county meet, coming in second place. In the Washington County meet, six of our boys got medals for placing in their events, They were: Bob Shashura in the pole vaiilt, Glenn Detrick in the low-hurdles, Mack Kennedy in the mile, Nate Barron in the 440 yard dash, Martin Noska in the shot put, John Bartok in the 880, and our mile relay team of Detrick, Ruday, Fullem, and Murray, In the W.P.l.A.L, meet, Doug Woods high jumped 6 feet to place second. The coaches, Mr. Daley and Mr. Bellisario, worked hard with the boys to make a good team. L' . X . JN i sl' Up and . . . over gl ,fx 4-rr? 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