Bedford High School - Echo Yearbook (Bedford, PA)

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f. Hazel Arnold Betty Beegle Ethel Beegle Gladys Beegle m Thurman Beegle Dorothy Biddle Richard Blackburn Anna Ruth Blackburn Seniors Sponsor Outstanding Production of the Year HAZEL ARNOLD . . . quiet, unas¬ suming . . . the reason teachers enjoy their work . . . learned her lesson well in Etiquette Club . . . studies both piano and drum . . . likes dancing. GLADYS BEEGLE ... old fashioned at heart . . . wants to nurse the ill . . . a home economics student . . . likes to drive a car and play the piano BE TTY BEEGLE . . . always laughing, Betty keeps us cheerful . . . likes to star gaze . . . takes academic typing . . . spends that period giggling . . . hates to be called Emmy. THURMAN BEEGLE ... the idealist of the class . . . well read on current, political, and economic questions . . . an industrious, dependable worker . . . plans to join the ministry. ETHEL BEEGLE . . . athletically inclined . . . the orchestra would miss her . . . always a cheery smile and a gracious word . . . will probably become a physical education director. DOROTHY BIDDLE ... a taciturn miss . . . makes use of knowledge gained in Etiquette Club . . . supports home room basketball . . . likes to read and eat ice cream. RICHARD BLACKBURN . . . pre¬ sident of the Future Farmers of America . . . elected to National Honor Society . . . good-looking Dick, a leading man in Junior High Thespians. ANNA RUTH BLACKBURN . . . lovingly plump . . . according to tra¬ dition good natured . . . another star gazer . . . helps her fellow men . . . daily occurrence to lunch with youngsters from Imler. 20

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Senior Notables Bask in Limelight T ° h row Gus Sotirokos, Willard F. Koontz, Gayle Leabhart, Katharine Robinson Bottom row Betty Sipe, Emory Stoner, Robert Bowser, Donald Hershberger, Jack’ Ruth Ruby, Anna Louise Shimer. Young, Chambers Stroup. GUS SOTIROKOS In recognition of his services as presi dent of the Student Council and his ability and cleverness on the wrestling mat. KATHARINE ROBINSON For her faithful work as editor of the Echo, her love of poetry and com¬ mendable achievements in the com¬ mercial course. BETTY SIPE For being president of the Athletic Association, member of the National Honor Society and the editor of the Hi-Lites. DONALD HERSHBERGER He is an excellent stage manager, T.N.T. member and a fine fellow with a keen sense of humor. WILLIARD F. KOONTZ Because he was awarded the Key¬ stone Farmer ' s Degree and is the earnest reporter of the Bedford Future Farmers’ news sheet. RUTH RUBY For her outstanding work in Home Economics and her complete and diligent participation in all social activities of the class. EMERY STONER In recognition of his brilliant scholas¬ tic record, his ability to write cleverly and his superior performances in wrestling and track. JACK YOUNG As an all-around athlete, president of the National Athletic Scholarship Society and sports writer on the Hi- Lites staff. GAYLE LEABHART As the presiding judge of the Stu¬ dent Court, photographic editor of the year book and member of the Student Council. ANNA LOUISE SHIMER Because she has a sweet and winning personality, sparkling hazel eyes and is an active member of the Astronomy Club. ROBERT BOWSER Because he always willingly uses his artistic ability to help the class and since he is an all-around fellow. CHALMERS STROUP In recognition of his wise leadership as class president and his helpful work as assistant business manager of the Echo. 19

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Robert Bowser Marjorie Calhoun Robert Clark Blanche Colvin Elizabeth Croyle Ruthford Diehl Philip Donahoe Dorothy Exline Graduates Point to School Annual With a Gesture of Pride ROBERT BOWSER ... an art editor of the Echo ' . . . insists he can ' t dance . . . modest lad . . . has blond curly locks . . . hopes to be an interior decorator. MARJORIE CALHOUN ... a small interesting blond . . . well groomed and unexcitable under any circumstances . . . home economics student . . . likes bright nail polish ... is learning to skate. ROBERT CLARK . . . goes on a periodical diet to keep his weight right for wrestling ... is on speaking terms with Virgil . . . believed to be shy. BLANCHE COLVIN ... our cheer leader ... at best when Jack is playing . . secretary of T. N. T. Club ... a vivacious personality . . . grand sense of humor. ELIZABETH CROYLE . . . tall and sophisticated . . . learned her vitamins and stitches in home economics . a swim fan during summer months . . . uses her library card often. RUTHFORD DIEHL . . . wrestles . . . thinks a lot of his ford roadster . . . moved away, but liked us too well to stay long . . . electricity and mechanics lover. PHILIP DONAHOE . . . girls like this red haired football center . . has a slow droll manner . . . likes to dance and skate . . . member of National Honor Society. DOROTHY EXLINE . . . very sweet and charming . . . worked hard publish¬ ing Hi-Lites ... a dramatist as a Fresh¬ man . . . likes dancing . . . enjoys life savers in study halls. X 21