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

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BETHESCUPE UF I953 PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASS 0F EAST BETHLEHEM HIGH

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?IRST ROW: James Richey-Photographer, David Devecka-Advertising, Charles Carl-Advertising, Shirley 3oss-Write-Ups, William Lingis-Write-Ups, Ann Berdak-Typist, Frank Greskovich-Advertising. SECOND ROW: Michael Gross-Advertising, Patty Toth-Typist, Joanne Wilson-Typist, Marlene Marconi-Write- Jps, Flora Queen-Editor, Sally Shives-Write-Ups, Mildred Benn-Artist, Rita Baker-Write-Ups, Mona Vlorgan-Photographer. THIRD ROW: DonnaMarks-Write-Ups,James Headley-Write-Ups, Harold Rhodes- kdvertising, Melvin Sirncheck-Advertising, Margaret Eloshway-Co-Editor, Eugene Saladna-Advertising, Anna Mae Magda-Write-Ups, Everlena Morris-Assistant Artist, Joan Scatena-Write-Ups, Jacquelyn Pezzoni-Typist. Not Pictured ---- James Horner, Donna Dorsey-Typist BETHESCOPE STAFF A true education-what is it? It is awakening a love for truth, giving a just sense of duty, opening the eyes of the soul Ambition is a clarion call at dawn, It cries, If you succeed, keep on. to the great purpose and end of life. It is not so much giving words, as thoughtsg or mere maxims, as living principles. It is not teaching to be honest, because honesty is the best policy, but because it is right. It is teaching the individual to love the goodg to be virtuous in actiong to love and serve God supremely, not from fear, but from delight in his per- fect character. I call, therefore, a complete and true education, that which qualifies a man to perform justly, skillfully, and nobly, the art of good citizenship and holding all offices, private and public, in peace and war. THE EDITOR Margaret Eloshway We, the Senior Class of '53 have ful- filled what has been our ambition for twelve years and that was to graduate, but our ambition must not cease at this point for we have most of our life ahead and ambition is the main struggle in the lives of all people in the world today. Ambition is our call and to be able to succeed we must have ambition to keep on in the world. Our ambition has not failed us these last four years so it will not fail us now. Strive for that high point in life and remember that in order to succeed, you must keep on. THE EDITOR Flora Queen