Bedford High School - Echo Yearbook (Bedford, PA)

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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

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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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Mildred Fritz Charles Fungaroli Beth Gallaher Verneta Gilson Prowess f 1 Seniors Noted for irlotte Greenland K Gump ha Hale paid Hershberger on Athletic Field MILDRED FRITZ . . . has a passion for peanuts . . . eats them in typing class . . . reads everything she can get her hands on . . belonged to Etiquette Club. VERNETA GILSON a dependable school booster . . . home-room basket¬ ball star ... a home economics pupil with a bright outlook for the future . . . loves mystery novels. CHARLES FUNGAROLI . . . earned four letters in football ... a true athlete . . . hopes to be an aviator . . . does his cat-napping in classes . . . sunny disposition always. CHARLOTTE GREENLAND . . . lives beside the school house, but is last to enter it . . . likes astronomy and math . . . enjoys the attentions of the class president. BETH GALLAHER . . . 1937 Fiesta queen . . . owns a teasing giggle . . . puts people in their places-she ' s an usher . . . enjoys good books . . . the class Helen Hayes LOIS GUMP . . . sings alto in chorus . . . is an honorary usher . . thrill us with tales of the ai r . . her ' one and only is an aviator. EDNA HALE ... is distinctly musical . belongs to the band, orchestra and chorus a cheerful, friendly girl who never slights work . . . Tri-Hi-Y member. DONALD HERSHBERGER . . . class clown . . . features editor of the Echo . . . the reason teachers get gray . . . wins amateur contests with his bazooka . . a candid-camera man. 22