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

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The Editor Pauses to Say . Dear Students: Do you remember preparing for the Prom or per- haps the Class Play? It was such great fun, wasn't it? There are so many happy and exciting events that take place during your high school course that you never want to forget them. The parties, dances, assemblies, and plays have helped to make your school life happier, and the friendships be- gun in school are valued above all. Realizing that a yearbook cannot be a success unless it satisfies those for whom it is published, the Bethescope, in its recording of these happy events and friendships, has attempted to fulfill the desires of two groups, the student body of today and the alumni of tomorrow. The events recorded herein are now vibrant and vital, but it is the sincere wish of the Staff that this, the Bethescope of 1941, will not prove monotonous to you as years lend sobriety to your ideas and judgments. Cordially yours, The Editor. H51

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Staunch friendshlps ....... CONTENTS Bookl -Our School Book II -Our Classes Book Ill-Our Activities Things We Have Seen and Lived Earnest endeavors ......... Pleasant fellowships ..... l51

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R. S. Winton lVl. W. Davies Supervising Principal High School Principal Hn Expression of Our Hppreciation i' 'k i' This humble expression of our apprecia- tion can never compensate for all of the aid and advice given us by our two princi- pals, Mr. Winton and Mr. Davies. If ever any student were troubled with an unsolved problem, his path unknowingly led to one or the other, where the problem was destined to be solved. Many a student has found un- awakened possibilities within himself through the encouragement and example of these two inspirational men. They have truly been guiding lights in our path of learning. -1 1 94 1 Bethescope Leaders of Youth