East Bethlehem Township High School - Annual Yearbook (Fredericktown, PA)

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Counselors and Friends, As Well Mrs Smith Mr. Greskovich Mr. Marconi Miss Morgan Miss Adams Miss Perrone Miss Sokol Words We'll Remember: Mrs. Smith- All right, girls, stop your giggling and sing. Mr. Greskovich- Usher yourself up to this corner seat. Mr. Marconi- Write out the whole book for tomorrow! . . . I'l1 take that back, but the next time .... ! Miss Morgan- When two students make the same grade, it may be a coincidence, but when two students make the same mistakes, it's not a coincidence. Miss Adams- Good acting requires that you drop your own character and be some- one else. Miss Perrone - Don't forget--mark in the accents, acute and grave. Miss Sokol- We have only one rule in this class: Come prepared to work. I re- serve the right to ask you to leave if you come without pencil or paper. l9l

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Teachers of Youth, But Mr. Winton Mr. Davies Miss Haver Mr. Edwards Mr. Harshman Miss Zwick Mr. Bower Words We'll Remember : Mr. Winton- I'll see about that at once. Mr. Davies- Remember - booing is a sound that comes only from a hollow ob- ject. Miss Haver- Sit in the middle of your seat and keep your eyes on your own paper. Mr. Edwards- Of course, that's my own opinion. Everyone has a right to his own opinion. Mr. Harshman- We're here to work! No sleeping in this class! Miss Zwick- Have you no respect for your elders? When you'Ve finished talking, I'll continue. Mr. Bower - That'll be enough of the Beechnut Quartet. l8l

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A Memo . Mr. Winton-As -students you very seldom come in direct contact with him, but he is the man that makes things tick in our school. Mr. Davies-You've met him in Physics or Chemistry class, or perhaps it was in the oflice when you were a few minutes late. Miss Morgan-If you leave her class without having every date down pat fand I do mean Historical datesj it's not her fault. Miss Haver-It's her ambition to curb all the slang you hear about the school. She's also the guiding light of the Beta Tri-Hi-Y girls. Mr. Harshman-All that he's interested in is that you know how to form equations. Mr. Greskovich-If there is any detail you wish to know concerning Biology, the man to see is the lord and master of Room B. Miss Sokol-She is the teacher that has her hands full. If she's not trying her best to get her not-overly-ambitious yearbook staff to meet a pub- lication deadline, she's giving her first team debaters last minute in- structions in preparation for a debate. Miss Adams-She gives you the primary essentials of becoming a great Latin orator, and is also identified with the Drama Club. Miss Perrone-You've just got to get the right accent on your French vo- cabulary if you Want to please her. Miss Zwick-She may make you a great basketball star, or volleyball if that's your preference. Also dispenses aspirins as a sideline. Mr. Edwards-Oh yes, he's the little man that has everyone writing 1500- word essays on The World Situation Today. It's still to be decided whether he is harder on the Freshies or the dignified Seniors. Mr. Marconi- Haven't you blocked that column yet ? -a familiar ques- tion heard in the vicinity of the typing room about two days before the Hi-Spots is due to come out. Mr. Bower-You don't leave his class without knowing every detail in the life of Edgar Allan Poe. Mrs. Smith-E. B.'s music instructress. She trained our boys' and girls' choruses. i101