New Bethlehem High School - Newbie Silhouette Yearbook (New Bethlehem, PA)

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THE YEARBOOK STAFF Here they are the group that organized, assembled, an typed the yearbook These are the people who dashed by 1n the halls, dlved up the sta1rs, and pointed cameras in your faces Working after school hours, sacr1ficing study halls, the boys and g1rls cussed, discussed, threw things but they did a swell job, so let's give them congratulatlons To a1d the staff in thelr flrst attempt at editlug a year book, were the teachers, to whom appreciation 18 due for contri butlons of thelr time and effort Left to Rlght -Margaret Gould Bob Hodgson Betty Shumaker Merle Umstead Louise B1sh Ralph Bowersox Edith Doversplke Norma Dinger Dobby Hull D1ane Bowersox Fred Shaffer Ruth w111i8mS Bonnle Sample Not P1ctured Jean Crawford D1ck Mlller Joan Hlndman Robert Mann Helen Fox Mlke Freeman 27 --- d pg 3 P7 W. 'I f e' 14 K

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I JIM HINDMAN, leave my hablt of being late to JIM SAYEHS JACKIE SAYERS, leave my Latln ablllty to whom 15 may concern ARLENE MONERY, leave my posltlon as treasurer to some PFOMIDGHU JUNIOR who is a mathematlcal W1Z3Fd I, RONNIE FOREMAN, H111 my Curley halr to ROSCOE METZ I, ANNA JOHNS, leave to my cousln, PATSY ANN HLQS my desk 1n MR MAHSH'S room I, BILL VOROUS, leave my sk1ll of Wflylng low' over town to ART HETRICK I, HELEN DOVLRSPIKE w1ll my red hair to JOAN COPLNHAVER We hereby name, COHSUIUUUG, and a po1nt our princlpal, Mr Dav1d A Dietrlch, as executor of thls, our ast N111 and Testament In d1tness Nhereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seal this Twenty elghth day of May, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty elght Slgned, sealed, and published, and declared as and for the Last Wlll and Testament of sald testors 1n the presence of us W1511955 SEAL QL!! -521 Weed Wltness SIDAL mm, SX-,o,.....m.-.msg SEAL 26 , . , 0 I, , . I, n u O , . . . , . C . , . . E . . O I Y' ' n 9. ' . . . U n cyl , . W Ov-5 ,..--.

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FOUR VEHRS UF PROGRESS... f l9kL-l9b5 l9b5-l9L6 President Bob Hodgson Vice-President Betty Shumaker Secretary Jackie Chaney Treasurer Bill Vorous lith a shy look in his eye, today's senior entered a new life as he inaugurated his high school career in September, l9LL T him the building seemed immense His first few weeks were quite miserable as joking upoerclassmen sent him off at four o'clock to hunt vainly for room 19 He realized that he was actually ngreen' and from that realization resolved to find h1s whereabouts in New Beth lehem High School at any cost As time went on, the freshman gradually changed He knew his schedule perfectly and followed his daily routine wath the ease of a senior Moreover, he began rubbing shoulders with upperclassmen as he began working with them in school acti vities He even experienced moments of ex treme pride as upperclassmen occasionally begged him for a copy of his homework Final ly, the verdant freshman lost his self con sciousness and began conversing freely with fellow schoolmates That first year ended with the freshman feeling satisfied that had accomplished one major objective h had become acqua1nted President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Bob Hodgson Andy Simpsong Betty Shumaker Jim 'reeman Taking one step forward from the ranks of freshman, the sophomore entered the year's 8CtiVit10S with a gav spirlt, mischief spark ling in his eyes as he salut d every confused freshman with 'GREENIF W He opened his books with increased zeal, find'ng that his course of study opened new worlds of facts and ideas 1nto wh1ch he had never before ventured H saw, from Mr Bromley's interesting explanation of the lntricate structure of a flower, more than flrst met the eye, he met and recognized the human side of literature as Hrs M Ka n discussed with him the story of Silas Harner, he broadened out from a preliminary study of social sclence to the history of the United States, he attacked the study of Plane Geo metry and he began conversing with fellow classmates on the subject of lines and angles The sophomore, who had suffered tts year be fore at the hands of the merciless upperclam men, was now in the dr1ver's seat He had the opportunity of initiating the freshmen As the year closed, the sophomore left school feeling he had gained much in self confidence cooperation, and sportsmanship q 7 '7 ...,.ff,.!...0 A-++ ' M41 fif'- ' Afoghayc 5511111-Lf-fy elVC1'j I I I . 0 u A v 1 - ' a Q . e ' . . c 1 . he . . -- e . O - , GL . C - 1. N 9 u nl If H 1 ,,lZi7, . , ' ff? fn J 477 4 L 17, ' , YV I A I ff T T 28