Bedford High School - Echo Yearbook (Bedford, PA)

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Doris Hershberger J ack Henderson Catherine Hillegas Dorothy Heming •nan wm Ray HoagLnd Ray Hockenbury Betty Houck Betty Hunt Bingo at Fiesta Fills Class Coffers DORIS HERSHBERGER mis- chievious little chatter-box . . . vexes Miss Lucker . everyone wonders who Jack Lee is ask Dorie . enjoys going camping in the summer time. DOROTHY HEMING . . . sh-h it ' s a secret she takes guitar lessons . . will probably nurse our ill class mem¬ bers in the future ... a model academic typist. JACK HENDERSON . . . “Brush captains the basketball team ... is president of the band hates to stop playing football . . loves to dance but only w ith Blanche RAY HOAGLAND . . . aims to be a Gulliver for he enjoys travel . . . be¬ longed to the guitar club and band . . . ice skates well and enjoys it. BETTY JANE HOUCK . . . writes clever feature stories . . . drives a car skillfully . . . wittily funny . . . has a warm spot in her heart for an Eskimo dog, Tucker. CATHERINE HILLEGAS . likes winter sports . . drives a car . . . ex¬ pects to go in training . . . Casey enjoys swimming . . faithful Sunday School goer . . likes black Ford trucks. RAY HOCKENBURY . . . character¬ ized by loyalty and perseverance . . . saw four years of gridiron service . . . played basketball his light curly hair is envied ... a figure-skater. BETTY HUNT . a jokester . . . builds pyramids for the circus . . sketches proficiently . . . always on hand for an athletic event . . . likes to dance . . . knits at intervals. 23

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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

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Willard C. Koontz Willard F. Koontz Robert Kund Gayle Leabhart Seniors Thank Juniors for Junior Prom JOHN JAMES . . . received Keystone farmers degree . . . fishes in the streams and traps in the woods round his home ... a quiet but dependable boy. RAY KOONTZ . . . likes boxing, swimming, and skating . . . chauffeurs Ethel Beegle to school . . . strums a guitar skillfully . . . F. F. A. membe r and a Senior wrestler. MARY ELIZABETH JONES . . . often found eating her beloved potato chips . . . she wants to be a dietician— hence the Home Economics course . . . a tiny, happy lass. WILLARD C. KOONTZ . . . played in the band four years ... an orchestra member . . . took agriculture course to become a successful farmer . . . likes to box and swim. ROBERT KUND . . . Bob has a talent for devilishness . . . but most fantastic theories of economics . . . builds model airplanes . . . manages the wrestlers ... an expert star gazer. FOSTER JUDY . . . has a passion for hunting . . . studied the violin . . . shows a mechanical talent by over-hauling his own car . . . hobby fixing wrinkled fenders. WILLARD F. KOONTZ . . . gained state wide recognition by receiving the Keystone Farmers Degree . . . known to coach as ' Whitey . . . won many prizes at State Farm Show. GAYLE LEABHART . . . tall blond secretary of Student Council ... re¬ lieves Miss Lucker of many worries . . . capable photographic editor . . . ardent fan of the Reed-Cessna Orches¬ tra. 24