Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

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EJELIDUCLATHQD Rodger E Alexander B A M A We the class of 1950 conslder If to be most f1tt1ng to hereby frlendlmess and helpfulness durmg our years m hlgh school for has asslstance to the class m thenr semor year and for bemg so much more to us than a teacher dedicate the Mid-Century ahnual to Mr. Rodger Alexander for his -N GED BRYANT, President IIM DAMIANO, Vlce Presxdent IANET SMITH, Secretary PETE CUPPAGE. Treasurer three ,uu- ,fi -nnouin'I iff- ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss Iune Stanley, Spanish, English Miss Marjorie Kibler, Speech, Orientation, English Miss Dorothy Mohr, English Mr. James Boyer' Miss Winifred Cook, Refresher Math, Busi- Lmm' English ness Arithmetic Mrs. Helen Maman! Miss Flora Ienkins Dramatics, Iournalism, Algebra English Mr, Walter Rosenthal, Migi E?-ilano Geometry, Advanced g Math Mrs. Helen Ross, General Math 11 Mr. Al Poirson, Algebra, physical Mr. Rodger Alexander, Education Bi0l0QY 51 I' Gekeler, Miss Harriet Norton, English --ii M L4 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT THINK Mr. Wilbur Titterington, Chemistry, General Science ft f Mr. Sterling Orchard, Physics, General Science, Aeronautics SCIENCE DEPARTMEINT A Mr. Sarn Hott, Driver Education Miss Lillian Collins, Civics, Business English, SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Geography COMMERCIAL Miss Hazel Clark, DEPARTMENT American History Mr. Woodrow Shipley, World History Mrs. Doris Richardson, Typing l, Shorthand l, Mr. Robert Didham, General Business, World Geography, Business Arithmetic World History, Geography Mr. Arthur Dunscombe, Head ot Department, Senior Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Otlice Practice Mrs. California MacArthur Typing I and ll, Miss Bertha Townsley, Shorthand 1 Cooking, Home Arts DEPARTMENT HOME ECONOMICS Miss Bernice Post, Sewing, Home Arts ART DEPARTMENT SHOP DEPARTMENT . six VU' Q 2 MUSIC DEPARTMENT ,-. a I Miss Vashti Morgan, Supervisor of Art Mrs. Roberta Dille, Art Mr. Ernest Petrilli, Metals cmd Machines, Industrial Arts Mr. Robert Chilcote, Machine Shop-T 6- I Mr. Ray Penza, Mechanical Drawing, Blue Prints, Printing Mr. Archie Davis, Industrial Arts Miss Gertrude DeBats, Supervisor oi Music A Cappella Choir, Music Mr. Christo Yanculeii, Orchestra, Band Miss Adelaide Behrend, Music Mr. A. M. King, Chorus, Band Superintendenfs Office: Mr. Ralph Gantz, Superintendent Miss Cathy Cullen, Secretary Miss Ema Romito, Clerk Mrs. Nita Scott, Business Manager Principal's Office: Mr. Warren Miller, Principal Mrs. Ruth Stover, Secretary Mr. William Vorlicky, Q ADMINISTRATION 5 Assistant Principal Mr. Arthur Dunscombe, Assistant Principal, Faculty Treasurer Mr. William Boorse, Study Hall Miss Mary Troxell, Visiting Teacher Miss Norma M. Steinman, Special Education Mrs. Ada Smith, Speech and Hearing Therapist Miss Marian Orchard, Librarian Mr. Dean Infield, School Psychologist Mr. George Beshara Miss Marjorie Cooke, Gym Miss Helen Foster, Gym, Health Q 1 gp!!! WINNER If 1075 6 .,..-- i...... ......,, . l 1 Q., ii Y, 4 ha Q.- P . F FP sn... .isig alnttsmz xf MISCELLANEOUS DISTRIBUTIVE PHYSICAL EDUCATION EDUCATION A seven 0112155 nf1H II CLASS COLORS Powder blue royol blue ond sulver All the closs members wore the colors on Senuor Doy CLASS RINGS The r ng we e purch n the un ,co They corry our closs crest SCHOOL SONGS Roh roh for Bedford Bedford wull wun Fught to the funush Never guve un Roh roh roh You do your best boys We H do the rest boys Roh roh for Bedford Hugh B e d fo r d rouse your bonne ugh Green ond whute we wull fught For vuctory Roh roh roh B H S wull wun the quest Our glory sholl not due Here comes the vuctor lt s Bedford Hugh ALMA MATER Our strong bond con ne er be broken Formed un Bedford Hugh For surpossung weolth unspoken Seoled by fruendshup s tue Chorus Almcu moter olmc moter Deep groven on eoch heart Sholl be found unwoverung true When we from lufe sholl port Memorue Ieoflets close sholl twune Around our heorts for oye And woft us back o er lufe s brood track To pleosures long gone by Chorus Hugh school lufe ot best us possung Gludung swuftly by Then let us pledge un word ond deed Our love for Bedford Hugh Chorus , . ,. u. s r 'S .osed E j' lor H r. I I I I I ' I I I ' A. I I ' VICTORY SONG - - - - - - , ' r h' . , . , , . , . I . . , . I I I I . F, . 3 I ' I G ll A D U A T E S 1 9 5 0 me 1MB ten ,wg V X VIRGINIA DALTON Ginny G.A.A. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: President Friendship 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2. 4 11 MERLE JANE ALDRIDGE Shorty Quiet and sincere Girls' Council 3, 4, Friendship 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Council on World Affairs 4. DON APPLEGATE Apple Stubbornness Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 4, Basketball l, Z, 3. SHIRLEY 'ANNE BARTELS Trig problems Friendship 2, 3, 4, A Cappel- la Choir 3, 4, Bee Hi-Buzz staff 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, Z3 Chorus 25 Annual Staff 4. , it tl 40,34 His pr lems I a y B 5 Council cfn Drld f ir 4g5I4itrarnurals l 2, 3, 4l Trai 3, 4: Football ' , 2, 3, ,I Wr ling 3. WILLIAM WARREN AMICK Bill T 5 I 3, 4. VASHTI ANN ATKINSON Mind for politics Girls' Council 4, G,A.A. 2, 3, 45 Friendship 2, 3, 4: A Cap- pella Choir 4, National Honor Society 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Latin Club 3, Council on World Al- fairs 4, Vice President 4: ln- tramurals 4. f . ,ty OB E 6 ARD ARNDT . le .. s , Council 4, arsi , Cappella Choi 3, L 1l on World Affair ,I t ura 3, 45 Bas l-:et l l, 2, rack 2, 3, 4 X SOPHIA DURBACK Sophie That '48 Buick G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club l' Council on World Affairs 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, IAMES IOHN BROWER uhm.. Vera-fine sense of humor T 6. I 3, 45 Basketball l5 Base- ball lg Track l, 25 Football l. PATRICIA ANN FAGAN Pat The model A G.A.A. 3, 45 Friendship 3, 4: Shorthand Club 45 Bee Hi- Buzz Staff 45 Council on World Affairs 4: Intramurals 3, 4. IUDITH FISH EUGENE EDgVAiRD BRYANT NF- H N e BOy B0 Best president ever C-.A , 5 F ' lp Varsity B 2, 3, Vice President 4, inet 32 ee ' zz 5 Aeronautics 35 Intramurals Staff 1, -3, 45 P gf Edit l T25 lntramurlals Mcarl, Z: 5 d 1 , 5 . .A. 45 atin u 5 5 f ,, Cluen 5 2, CW ,Praslaeal 2, Basketball 3, 4, ' rl ' llsyf l lla S Baseball l, 2, Track 3, 4, 1, 5 5 Cl afety Football l, 2s 3, grab:-Cappfellta , Choir 45 y ourlci : O . President Lung? Class, Senior X . Class., 4 f K , 1 N iv I If v 9 ,wifi f l J ld . ' l . A X7' X , 5 jf J V ' v V ,ff I f xxl LEE BUTTS MARY JANE FISHER Beat the bell Butts jamie Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. IGHN I. BLAZEK Buckle Machine knowledge D.E. Club 45 Friendship Play 35 Intramurals l, 2, 35 Stage Crew 3. Love of horses G.A.A. l5 Chorus 25 D. E. Club 4. SHIRLEY SUE EVANS Red Her jokes G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Friendship 2, 3, 4- Senior Shorthand Club 45 Council on World Affairs 45 Pep Club l. 'C' 4 .ef .-2 QM 1 le. 1 .1 'C.- IAMES WILLIAM BOBEK Easy going ways '2- lim H A Cappella Choir 45 Int a murals l, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, ' OYUS X4 Ch 2. 71,32 6 Ma wi of-V 5, ff 5 eleven . .twwwb tk' A VU, . it I lrfpjdfif 0 J, -I, V . Qjf -Ax' I fl .. I fl 4' J 'A,Lf7L 1-. X ru' . if -0? ,1' f LAURA GALLOWAY Gal Always out for fun G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Friendship 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Council on World Affairs 4, Intramurals 5, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, Chorus 4 'v-milf 1.1 RONALD LOU COLEMAN Ronnie His motorcycle-what else? Friendship Play 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, JL 5-,I l . t V , .I - ff! pi lizard LEO CERANDALL f !,'5j Cookie ' ' Good looks JAX 'Cappella Choir 3, D. E. xClub 4,, Chorus 2. DONNA MARIE HOMOLKA Snappy remarks Band 2, Shorthand Club 4, Secretary 4. I' ' SH Fnygslndwigg CUPPAGE f yet V, A fri nd to evefyonen A Egppella Giwi 4, National Pfonoijsedfety 3, , Treasurer 4,cEJI'.PE4, Vice dent 4, gin Elub I, TreasQ!e5,l, o an VVorld Affairs 4, President '4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Business Mgr., Annual 4. av 1 NANCY ANN HANDYSIDE Handles Getting out of predicamentsu G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, President 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Council on World Affairs 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Chorus 2, Safety Council 4, Ensemble 4. IOYCE EDNA HILL HIOY.. Maple Heights Pep Club l, Girls' Council 1, 2, 3, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Bee Hi-Buzz Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Council on World Affairs 4. IAMES ARTHUR CROXALL Bullet The Stage Stage Crew 1, 2, 4, Mgr. 4. NANCY IEAN HUTCHINSON Hutch A kid with a lot of spunk Friendship 2, 3, 4, A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4, Bee Hi-Buzz Staff 4, Business Mgr, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Council on World Affairs 4, Annual Staff 4. xwelve Lu I THOMAS W. CUPRAK Tom T 6 I 3, 4, Wrestling Manager 2, 3. SUZANNE n ramurals iliac 4 J .I J WILDA FAYE IEFFERY , DAWSON left I r 'lacy' Friendship 2, 3: Council on 'Th bulge World Affairs 4, Chorus 2. C pella oir 3, ntra- ra Mg , ntram al l, 2, I , ' B all , 2, 3, 4, ' Fo ,K2, 3, 4, Wrestling . l, orus 2,11 . I I . ,Q LOREN DE FRENCH NANCY MAE IONES Loon Ionesy His Effervescent mouth Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1. KATHRYN Lorraine KENNEY Miss Iones Golden Earrings Chorus 2: G.A.A. l, 2, Friend- ship 2, 3, Friendship Plays 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. thirteen Always cheerful Girl's Council 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Staff 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Or- chestra 3, 45 Shorthand Club 4, Vice President 4, F.T.A. 4, Secretary 4, Chorus 2, Foot- ball Attendant 4. STEVE MITCHEL DUFALA Stet The mechanic Student Council 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Treasurer 3: Var- sity B l, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 4, Intramural Mgr. 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 45 Latin Club l, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Aeronautics 3. IAMES IOHN DAMIANO Dom Hey, sweetheart T Gi I 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent, Senior Class. 0 f if Af gllflly 'Hn X fourte IUNE CAROL MARTIN Iunie Always co operat1ve GAA 4 Friendship 2 3 4, Treasurer 4 Band 1 2 3, 4, Staff 4 Orchestra 3 Short- hand Club 4 President 4 Lat- in Club I Council on World Affairs 4 Intramurals 2 3 4. PATRICIA ANN KETLER Pat The office G.A.A. 25 Friendship 2, 3, 45 Senior Play, Council on World Affairs 45 Chorus 2: Pep Club I5 Intramurals Z, 3. f' R BER ES 0 3 .tlsi F' ACtxp Coi , ,S e- tar ' i Cou r Intr 2, 5 Football I5 orus 25 Qu tet 3, 45 Senior Play 4. e revqilf E d h p Pla , 45 L t uh 2- ' I A i 5 m l, 2, , 5 ack NANCY ANN LOCKWOOD Nan Bee I-li-Buzz Chorus 25 Girls' Trio 3, 45 Friendship 2, 3, 45 Band l, 25 Orchestra 2, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Bee Hi-Buzz Staff I, Z, 3, 4, Page Editor 45 Latin Club I, 25 Council on World Affairs 4. ROBERT F. HERR Bullet Bob Friendliness T :S I 3, 4. ROBERT Ioseph GRATI-IWOL Bob Always willing to co-operate T :S I 3, 4, JOAN MARIE KNAPP Shorty Ready smile for everyone Friendship 2, 35 D. E. Clu' 45 Pep Club l. IOHN GRIPPO Iumbo Iohn Lover D. E. Club 45 Intramurals I 2, 3, 45 Basketball lg Track Z Football 2, 3, 4. Lf 5 QV? A ,ir l .Wx WMI 'X ,Jw .pl yt' X MARY ROSE MAYOR Rosie Always willing to help G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Friendship 3, 45 A Cappella Choir Shorthand Club 45 Council World Affairs 45 Intr DOLORES ELAINE NEMETH Dodo Nervousness horus 25 G.A.A. 2, 3, Friend- RONALD KARPINSKI Karp Crusher Intramurals 3, 4: Track 35 hip 2, 3, 4, Shorthand Club Football 3, 45 Wrestling 3. 5 Council on World Affairs : Cheerleaders 3, 4. P sie J X em 4. Mk '16 f I . X fy ,, Ja, Jfjdalgi. 1 y If ' I f ' tw' If vi ' 4 . 1 U WWW JW 'X A K fl K' f f!l!f' S ,fl VW I I f 'l,W'f'fy 7 fff f - ' I IOI-IN V. LAHOWSKI BEVERLY DAWN PARR Louse Bebs Gets a kicx out ot lite T G I 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2. ELVIRA PHAN Ellie Lovely fur coat D.E. Club 4, President 4. MARILYN MICHAEL Paris-inspired wardrobe G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Secretary 25 Friendship 2, 3, Band l, 25 Orchestra I, 2: A Cappella Choir 3, D.E. Club 4, Intra- murals l, 2, 35 Chorus 2, Pep Club 1. RALPH LIGHTNER Bobo Long wavy hair Chorus 25 Varsity B 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4g Intra- murals Mgr. I, 2, Bee Hi-Buzz Staff 4, Sports Editor 4, Friendship Plays 3, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, Baseball l, 2, Track lg Football l, 2, Quartet 3, 4, Ensemble 4. f lr l ,ny J lad! if 4 4,lLltnrLOSKY Blondie Her cute walk ' y t 4, Shorthand Club yvkn-ift, Def? Club 4: Intramurals l, 2. cil ary wld Affairs 45 ramural ff 5 Track 2, 3, I ootball 2, 3,' 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. if lf' IUNE CECELIA MORRIS L- 'ltr A lg OL I Iunie I Rosy cheeks M D. E. Club 4. av gel ff-34 ,fix www ll Mfffyfh fifteen X 1 I ilu Wy W. , vt f Ji , U rl' to 7 I' YJ' ,if , ,.' ja' f ,r if ,lu .jf 4 jf Y l ? 1, Jr MARILYN IEWEL PRINCE Princey Full of mischief Pep Club lg Chorus 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra lp Girls' Trio 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4, Friendship Play 3, Council on World Affairs 4, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leaders 3, 4, Football Queen 4. v t. o ' 'vxv Q . .,-. f , -u X p. f r fy M W.:-. 14?-if-.13 . -J Q , X 'ef ,iris-vfi I 51' 'f7T ' 5 ,xl sit---6 5 1.1 'E H .wiv 1 llll' .f its f 1 -- rx ' , IAY MARTIN Iasper Sweater-boy Orchestra lg Intramurals I, 2 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3. ELSIE Charlotte SANDERA Blondie Midgets Friendship 41 Bee Hi-Buzz Staff 4: Council on World Affairs 4, Intramurals 3, 4. GARTH ELLIOTT MCADOO Gus Long and lanky Chorus 2, Band 25 A Cap- pella Choir 3, 45 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 En- semble 4, Pep Band 2. BEULAH Elizabeth SHANKLE Boots Tininess I . I THERPORD .. nY,. That Ipana smile Pep Club I, Friendship 2, 4, Shorthand Club 4, Intra murals l, 2. NORMAN LIPPUCCI Norm Getting into trouble A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Bee Hi-Buzz Staff 3, Friendship Plays 3,'4, Council on World Affairs 4y,Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Stage'Crew,4g Baseball 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2,'Senior Play 47 Pep Club l. , . MARY ANN SELBY Mouse Marital troubles Chorus 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Majorette 35 Friendship 2, 3. HARRY ARTHUR MACKEY Mac Nice quiet ways A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Intra murals l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2. SIXKCCD NANCY B. RAMSAY Nance Her talent riendship 2, 3, 4, Secretary Band 3, 4, Majorette 2, Majorette 3, 4, A Cap- Choir 3, 4, Chorus 2, ra l, 2, 3, 4: Short- Club 4, Treasurer 4, T.A. 4, Senior Play 4, Prom MARILYN SUE SHANTIC Mare Willingness to work Friendship 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Chorus 2, Shorthand Club 4: Bee Hi-Buzz Staff 4, F.T.A. 4, Friendship Play 4, Council on World Affairs 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, Pep Club I, Annual Staff 4. ALBIN IOSEPH NIEWULIS HAR.. Oh, those jokes Cl'lO1'US 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Quartet 4. TOMASINA L. SPAGNOLO uTOII1Xl1YH The rollerenan Friendship 2, 3, D.E. Club 4. SEVEHICEI1 I QD' 'ini x I5 tw -I be im KENT MILLER MOREAN Quietness Chorus 2. MARTIN MUELLNER Marty Aches and pains Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3. 1 1 1 ynilar LOUISE SMITH Us My.. ' 0ise Student Cduncil-1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Cabihet I, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society' 3, 4, Secretary 4, F.T.A. 4, Latin Club l, Vice, President l, Sec- retary Iunior Class, Senior Class, Football Attendant. EDWARD PANOVICH Eddie Sweet, slow smile T 6 I 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2 Basketball 2. ESTHER FAYE RHODES Rusty Hips G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, Vice President 4, Shorthand Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Program Chairman 4, Council on World Affairs 4: Stage Crew l, 2, 3, Pep Club l, Annual Staff 4. 'Z 'E .4 . S-... s CLAYTON PREISING Duffy His subtle jokes Council on World Affairs Treasurer 45 Intramurals Track 4. Club Play 45 Prom At- twemy three J i 4 4 BETTY ANN SWANEY ,' - .5. .lt .4 3 , X S F I H -7' I, lat KEN PURCHASE Perch Choking jokes Chor, 25 Friendship 2, 35 Hotrod lever , Orchgtra l, 2, 3, 45 A Cap- D.E. Club 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 5 pella6ChoiKrJ,3, 45 Lak Cluyl. 4, Stage Crew 4. Jv NA Q q T fri Yyiij' Xqlil N' tm. rib Nw K-v W5 L A lf V il' YN .4 Nt fl Q Nl ,' 'X 4 N, g xl ,fx-QV I yi pi 'X' A xx X X, . IEANETTE M. SZABO .. VY .. s Girl's c' 45 .A. 45 Fr' ip2 , , i t4: Pe l , I t ur , 2, , orusag. Q i I 1 - V 4 l. f J 5.315 Nkt 5 ROYISRIDGWAY Altima 333265 Clfpii M ' -ll 'd5n'vli45i wmo ld AG fnirgn 5372 Ba al 3 se S b i 1, 2, ' l ba 1, 2, 3, 4, Poli aim, 2, 3,, , Qlrbtain 45 Sa ety Coun- cll 4 Chorus 2, Annual 4. IANE MARY SPOTO Ianie Sweet disposition Girls' Council 3, 4, President 45 G.A.A. 4, Chairman 4: Friendship 2, 3, 45 A Cap- pella Choir 3, 45 Latin Club lg Council on World Affairs 45 Intramurals 45 Chorus 25 Pep Club l. FRANK W. REICHENBACKER Rick Atomic theories National Honor Society 3, 4, Program Chairman 45 ETA. 4, Treasurer 45 Latin Club l, President l5 Council on 'World Affairs 45 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. I ggr i iv 3 M s ., . i 5 cv ,Vw ,I F 'e . .2, , 41 p- hoi i-Buzz n lub 5 Intra- m s , I lub l: C semb e 4. I PAUL c. scuvvici-ir The guzzlern 09 D. E, Club 4. Sb 'O A? 1 Ci 'xi A9 afaj 'Y X , . IFN S-f ,.- IOHN IOSEPH SCHWIND Iohnny Talent for drawing D. E. Club 4, Wrestling l. IEANNETTE VLACI-I ulen.. A petite Miss Friendship 2, 3, Chorus Z, Latin Club l, Council on World Affairs 4: Intramurals 3, 4. DONALD STRATER Don Pick-N-Pay Student Council 4, Treasurer 4, Projectors Club 3, Council on World Affairs 4, Intra- murals 3, 4. IOAN ADELE WARNER Mutt Ups and downs Chorus 2, Ensemble 4, Pep Club 1, G. A. A. l, 2,3 Friendship 2, 3, 4, A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4, Bee Hi-Buzz Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Friendship Plays 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, Council on World Affairs 4, Senior Play 4, Intramurals 2, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Vice President 4. fi? YF? I 1. f ,f IOAN MARY TUENNERMAN Ioanie The law Friendship 2, 3, 45 Shorthand Club 4, Bee Hi-Buzz 4. EARL SMITH Smitty Foundry police Safety Council 4, Chorus 2, Bee Hi-Buzz Staff l, 2, CAROL ANN VLCHEK Val Worries about tests Chorus 2, Pep Club 1, Friend- ship 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, Bee Hi-Buzz Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Page Editor 4: Latin Club l, Council on World Affairs, Travelers 3, President 3. GERALD SUTT rry B for speed Varsity D . . C 4: aseb 1, 3, J Ofbflll lu 2, J K' l. Q KENNETH LEROY SHARTLE Ken The announcer Projectoris Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Friendship Play 4, Intra- murals l, 2, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 35 Student Announcer 3, 4, Senior Play 4. 'Y' ,l I . ta 7 A. E,-f DORIS MAE VINCENT Her ring Band 1, Z, 3, D. E. Club Treasurer 4. if S MILDRPDIZII- I4SJl1'A ,J HARRY TENGLER 1 len 1 f 1 FUZZY Laughing Those piercing eyes -A-A4 4: FrierlGlShiP 2? 3. 5 Varsity B 3, T 6 I 3, 4, Stage ep Club I, Council on World Crew 2, Wrestling 2. ffairs 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 2 Chorus 2. 3, r' D L gf?- 4:7 qi .,, fc. 1' IOAN MARIE WILLIAMS Ioanie Cute little nose D, E. Club 4, Secretary 4, X ARTHUR LEROY TRIBRY Af- Salesrndnship D. E. 4, Vice President 4, Aeronautics 3, fvjf K l-kjlfkll 1 ,jx i ,If Atl' il df .L ' . f. I lt' uf I 31 RIT? L BQJURM 'lj JOSEPH IAMES VLK H et H 1 P He jjpersi ent Zagiuf Kept detenclxirolherhall busy' -A-tg-F-31, 2.h , f1riZ34S-13122 D. E. 4, ,4,i rie ds ip Y 5 u - ' xdtld At l 4, gig - , Zlllrcarlsxyf 2, 3, J HEP db cl, Chorus 2, S ior lt:xyyN4. yt ' f , Y ' ,E I N I , , 1 JF I' 1 gli? lip I E lf!! y I r 'nr te ' I ,fly I I ' l 1' I is 1' , l I' L ' . I it W3 l WNV ' ?,2 i f I Q., 'Q 1, 1. yy! ill! I i I. l RIQHWWA H WAGNER In X LDH: 'Th oiCe Af,Q4J43pella tQhVoir 3, 4, Presi' iaith: 4, Qiilmei 3, 4, Friend- ils ip Play 4, Latin Club lr Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Base- b ll 3 '4. Pjf ' . C I3 Aff! l . i I PATRICIA YOURKIEVITZ Yourkie Her modest ways Friendship 2, 3, 4: Bee Hi- Buzz Staff 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, Council on World Affairs 4, Chorus 2. gr. i IUDY LOUISE YODER NYC., Personality plus Student Council 3, Secretary 3, Chorus 2, Pep Club I, G.A.A, l, 2, 3, Friendship 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Bee HieBuzz Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Page Editor 3, 4, Friendship Play 4, Latin Club 2, Council on World Affairs 4, Intra- murals l, 2, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Prom Attendant 3, Annual Staff 4. JAMES P. WAGSTAFF Wags Shakespeare Chorus 2, Quartet 3, A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4, Friendship Play 4, Council on World Affairs 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3: Track l, Football l, 2, Senior Play 4. rwenry .uk gd UHDEHCLHSSHIEH5-. The Jumurs Roll IH? 49 -.Z 'K yu F twenty :wo 1 MASIE BARDASIAN Pres1denI GILBERT GROOMS Vxce Presldent ADELE PAWLOWICZ Secretory NANCY DENGATE Treasurer IOHN BATES SHIRLEY ABERNETHY STEVE BELLAR FLORENCE ADAMS MERLIN BEMENT KATHLEEN BENDER IOE BERAN ELLIE BOHLAND WALTER BIELECKI SHARLENE BOWEN GWYN BLACKBURN MARILYN BRAUND KENT BLACKBURN IANET CARANO HAROLD BOOMER TI-IERESA CASMER IOE BRIGHT ESTHER DALTON RONALD CAMPBELL LAVERNE DAVIS CARL CARANO NICKIE DePOMPEI WALTER CARSON BARBARA DORFF -v FRANK CI-IALOUPKA PAULINE DURBACK LADIMER CHARVAT PAT ELDRED Joan CONERY ,,, IUANITA Fowuzn TOM CULLEN EDNA FRY DAN CURRAN PRISCILLA GANTZ IOE DACZKO LUCILLE GIUNTO BOB DAVIS MAXINE HARTWIG BILL DENGATE IANE LIAUENSTEIN MILAN DUFALA CAROL HERBERT ROGER FUHRMEYER RENE I-IRUBO DUANE GARVIN BILLIE HUDLER GEORGE GOTT MARY IANE IGNAUT GEORGE LROEWA IANICE IENKINS f 'P-:vu '27 TOM GRATHWOL AGNES KARASEK ED HANDY MARTHA KIBELBEK IOHN I-IENSCHEL MARILYN KIRK TOM I-IOPTON DOLORES KUBENETZ GUS I-IRACI-I DONNA KUBERA Q7 Y, 'I N-I E' eighteen fl F? K IACK IARUSSI WANDA KUBERA ORVILLE IACKSON CI, SALLY LEEKS BOB IELINEK 1 T ! ELAYNE LEWIS ARVID IOHNSON CAROL LOWE IOHN IOHNSTON DOROTHY LYMAN DALE IONES FLORENCE MAHON GROVER KANEEN PAT MCGHEE CHARLES KENNEDY GERALDINE MENCIN A STEVE KERLIN ESTHER MERKER DICK KOTELES VIVIAN MOTL r., W5 IACK KRAUSE LUCY NOSEK PAUL MARKHAM PAT NOVAK W' HARRY MAXIM Vs! LENORE OLDENBURG AL McFADDEN ALICE PANKRATZ IACK MILLER DOT PATTERSON 1-gi' .7 GLEN MONEY LUCY PEARSON WALTER MONK GERALDINE PETERS IOHN ORCHARD iv' twenty four TV' KATY PHALEN VICTOR PALLOTTA IANET PIPERS IIM PHILLIPPI MARIORIE ROBESON 0 I , , .Y 4- ' A , A 3 1 Lg, , A I L I I A if Y I 'I ' I 'IY i 2 Q' I T I K I 2 I , I r 3 v N .a I I ,A I - ' I 'T , I I 6' 4' I Q -:Y- . I H' ZH I C' Y '-L J . , IV .. ' f V Y Xl! F .X I -, , - , 1 - L Q' .. 1 I A V ' l Q 1 . 1 r x 1 T 1 . F-10 7, I i ' :L I vo :J ' rf I wr W A . 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A . h V a if '22 ' , 1 , 3 nf :ii ll if ni il,,!,g UI f if V 'Q ' , -. w A' ' T 1 . Us in ,,,' bo vis, .+ as if-' ' ': F3 if Q 'Y V 'D 'r ' 1, , it f' ' .fy . of 3 FIRST ROW: Arlene Sebold, Ethel Roxbury, Matilda Phan, Florence Santin, Ianet Donley, Mildred Mickley, Sandra Foxhall, Betty Tannert, Mary Stanley, Io Ann Smolic, Phyllis Adams. SECOND ROW: Eileen Whelan, Ioyce Funk, Dolores Tuennerrnan, Mary Karasek, Dolores French, Audrey Lawson, Pat Patucelr, Kathryn Welsh, Io Ann McKillips, Carol Cron, Barbara Payne, Marilyn Shaw. THIRD ROW: Chuck Leanza, Albert Salters, Russell Brunstetter, Tom Tillitz, Karl Novak, Carl Reed, Anthony Schwind, Carl Navarra, Vincent Kaczynski, Robert Curran, Charles Cox, Iim Craven. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Filiski, La Verne Talcott, Ianet Leonardo, Sophie Duber, Christine Evans, Ianet English, Laura Easterlin, Carolyn Zieminski, Mary Hawkins. SECOND ROW: Ronnie LePelley, Ianet Ristity, Nancy Petroff, Diane Davis, Shirley Kerchner, Phyllis Lodge, Myra Linehan, Lucille Nakoneczny, Marge Yoder, Sue Tarr, Lillian Racz, Iim Orchard. THIRD ROW: Mike Cuppage, Bob Ryhter, Ierry Mackey, Torn Keene, Rennie Tussel, Walter Lahowski, Mike Valent, Virgil Ridgway, Russell Connelly, Dick Shaw, Keith Webster. FOURTH ROW: lim Murphy, Bob Schultz, Frank Duris, Iohn Bartko, lim Kimmel, Bob Adams, Ken Wisniewski, Ray Kolis, Tom Arnold, Bob Watterson, George Hamlett, Lawrence lim Rosenthal .15 C3 QC l 1 ,,.,, pv- Al r'-. k Q, I fflpm ,Wk x th :yt S4 190544 19,1 .7 Pfufo Here I am m the year 1960 sxtttng before my three dxmensxonal color tele VISION set As I read the Scanscreen Newspaper I see a new type rocket IS leavlng town next week for New Bedford the Atomnc Cnty of Pluto I wonder lf I could go along on the trxp I call up the mventor Frank Relchenbacher Hts asslstant Dlck Wagner answers the vlslphone and I can see hxs lawyer lm Wagstaff, checking hls will prxor to the flight He tells me tt wnll be all rxght for me to go along As we board the axrshxp owned by Don Applegate, we notxce ay Martm refuellng the bxg shtp wuth atomolme That s the new fuel mvented by Ron Cole man and Company fRemember the ktd who used to blow up the Chemnstry room9j Safe arrxval on Pluto IS rather questionable because of the daredevll pilot Ken Purchase The Super Duper Dy Dee Wash on the shtp IS run by Judy Yoder, whose assoclate nn the baby slttlng end of the busmess 15 Nan Lockwood Well here we are gettmg ready to land My we re late It took us two and a quarter minutes Wow what a landing' Everyone IS on the floor but the stewardess Nancy Handyslde, who IS helping them to thelr feet As we leave the rocket shrp we are greeted by a welcomxng committee headed by Sophia Durback, who IS mayor of thns great metropolxs Don Strater xs now the chief of police He tells us of the greatest accomplishment of hls career He put the notorlous safe cracker Preface Pete Cuppage, behind bars It seems all the money he handled xn hls schooldays went to his head We start our tour of the metropolls with a v1s1t to one of the important mdustrles a prosperous catsup factory owned by Shirley Bartels And over on the assembly line we recognlze anet Smith putting caps on the bottles We stop to chat wlth an and she advlses us to eat at the Ptnk Elephant down on Greaves Street She explams that the street was named after Bob Greaves, who was a hero m the war between Saturn and Pluto Down at the Plnk Elephant we have a dellclous meal of dehydrated pluto bear whlch was ratsed on lm Damlanos farm Whlle we are eatmg we notxce a cute cigarette gtrl We recognize her as eanette Szabo We go to compliment the management on a wonderful meal and guess who tt IS? erry Sutton and hxs asslstant Mildred Wells, who also runs a modelling agency Two of her star models are Laura Galloway and Rlta Wurm She also has three old pals of ours who model male garb Ged Bryant and Elmo arosky SPCCIQIIZC m bathing trunks while Norm Llppuccl models false eyelashes We declde we re all ln the mood for a good show So we stop tn at the Pluto Park Theater The plcture IS Rocket Daze ln Space starrxng Wlld Blll Armxck We are overjoyed to see Beverly Parr 15 the herome wnth Art Trxbby playlng the vxllam The usher Ken Crandall, IS very helpful when we lose our lrttle walkxe talkle under the seat Now that the show xs ended we feel the urge to go dancing We see a huge sign ahead whnch blmks all the colors of the rainbow on and off at mtervals The sign advertlses the Saturnxan Puck em up and Throw em down Ballroom We get the xdea once we step lnslde We stop at the Helmet Check to get rld of these heavy headgears Who should be there but Elsne Sandera and Shlrley Evans' Whxle talklng to them we learn that Lorne DeFrench rs a successful corn raiser on Saturn We never doubted It for a mmute OOPS Who was that who just flashed past? Well well Jack Dawson, late as usual almost mxssed the floor show The show I5 benmnxng as we hurry to our places In the center of a large clrcular stage IS Nancy Ramsay dancing to the accompanlment of Nancy jones on the zlther We learn that Nancy has be come qutte accomplxshed on this unusual Instrument Many Plutonlans are here dancmg Why right over there ts Rusty Rhodes teachmg Wall Arnold a new jxtterbug step The polka champions are here too Ron Karplnskl and Beulah Shanltle We were lucky to fund them ln town because they are very much tn demand Q , . . ' 7 , . 1 1 1 9 1 J 1 J Q ' ' ' - , 0 ' 7 7 ' 7 ' . , . , . 7 . , . -. , I a ' 1 . J . , . . . J , . , . . - - ex - 77 - ee - ' 7 , . ,, . . . . . . - 9 , . - , U . . - I ay a 7 -- - a 1 , . ' 7 . ir - wo One of the hostesses ane Spoto, leads another old classmate of ours oyce Hull, over to our table She encourages us to try a new beverage concocted by Lee Butts It s called mt Mulep and when we puck ourselves up off the floor oyce IS speakmg about anet Thomas anet has just completed the last ln a series of The Theory of the Changes ln A1r Pressure We are getting sleepy so we decide to head back to our hotel On the way we run into a finely dressed gentleman who causes us to stop and stare It s Don Rxdgway' He IS the newly elected Chief Garbage Collector ln Charge a very envxable posnt1on At the hotel we say hello to Pat Yourklevltz and Marilyn Mnchael, who are the bellhoptresses We go up to our room and call room service on the vlslphone The voxce sounds famlhar and lt should because nts Sue acka Sue sends up one of her employees with our order a can of oxl for our robot dog This wonderful device was mvented by Jim Bobek Here s the oll and with xt IS Bette Swaney We didnt ask for her but we re not complalnlng Shes accompanied by lm Croxall who brmgs our evening snack of dehydrated crackers and milk Fnrst on the agenda m the mornmg IS breakfast at Gmny Dalton s house Gmny 15 athletlc director on Pluto After that we wxll head for the arena and see oan Warner and Pat Fagan compete 1n a shot put contest Two weeks ago oanle defeated Bobo the Great Bud Llghtner to you ln a hard fought battle Pat dnd llkewlse wlth Bob Arndt That s all rxght fellas you can t wm all the tlmel' After the gulde leaves we turn on the cosmic radlo and pick up a broad cast from earth Much to our surprlse we hear a familiar volce none other than Mary Ann Selby, who IS now head of that big give away program that everyone IS talking about Dont Take It Dont Leave It Eat It They glve away dehy drated snake steak Turnmg the cosmxc up vue hear that Carol Vlchek IS the flrst lucky contestant She missed the questlon and got 50 pounds of snake steak now holds a posxtlon that IS to be envled that of chxef cook and bottle washer at B H S cafeterla We turn off the cosmic radio and climb lnto bed Mornlng arrives and we rung for room service to brmg up a paper Takmg a quxck glance at the headlines we notlce that Vashtl Atkinson, a famous sclentlst has dlscovered xanxum the 199th element Glancmg through the article we notzce that she will have a pollce escort headed by Earl Smith Earl has been on the force for ten years Let s see what the weather forecast brlngs Ah' yes Garth McAdoo, the weather edltor says ram today Guess we d better take extra equxpment rubbers umbrellas etc It s about time for breakfast and steppmg outside we flnd the sun shmmg brlghtly Arrxvmg at our destmatlon ABC Who Would Street three rxders come gallopmg up from the beautlful rlverxa To our surprlse they are members of the Class of 50 Mary ane Fisher, Donna Homolka and Mary Mayor Donna owns two raclng mugraffs part mule and part gxraffe and keeps them nn Mary anes Stables whxle Mary Mayor keeps the books stralght We stop at the automat for breakfast and choose a delxclous meal of wood p lp burgers and cows milk honest to goodness cows milk Whnle munchmg our meal we declde on apple ple for dessert Before we get our money ln the apple ple slot opens and Ed Panovlch peeks out He s the lxttle man lnslde who works the thxng We head for the shot put contest ln the arena At the ticket window Marilyn Shantlcs beammg face greets us and xt dawns on her that we are earth men She tells us that It was quxte nice havmg us here and hands us tickets complxments of the house We page a programme salesman The closest one happens to be Al Nlewulls, who hands us a good sales talk to buy a Crunchy Crlspo Bar too but due to our strong sales reslstance we refuse We know ham too well As we are entermg the granclstand we notlce oan Tuennerman practnc mg a head lock on her partner Bug DoDo Dolo es Nemeth Joan and Dolores are both champlon wrestlers thx ty th ee 1 , J , J , . ' . . ' . 5 . . ' .l J - .l . Q, - - .99 1 . 1 1 ' . , , . , . . . .U g . ' ? . 7 ' ' Y 1 JI 1 , 1 . . . . . , J tt ra - U - - I J ' f l - . . . . , . , . . . , , .. , . . ' ff 7 - , - - ,Y ' - , 1 1 - 1 1 Can't lose on the program!! Next up is Paul Schwicht, who is the guest star. He A . . . , . - . .' . . . . Z . ' . , ' . i , . , . 1 g . , 1 . , ' 1 , 3 ' , 1 1 1 . 1 1 7 . l l V . ' l . . ' l Y J ' . , 1 7 , . . , . l 7 . J 3 . u 1 - N - - n . s I . . v . ' . . , - . , . . . 1 . , . - . . , . . . I . , , , v ' l -l . , ' ' J ' ' . , r . 'r - r th tyf We fxnd seats m the fxrst row rxght next to Ina Rutherford Ina tells us that she xs married now and lxves just outside of New Bedford The whole show ns pretty good but the finale draws the most applause It s a skxt of life way back nn 1950 The star of this act IS ohn Blazek with ane Aldridge playmg the herome ohn leaves the arena with us after the show and we accompany h1m to a party for all the performers There we see Ken Shartle and Harry Mackey Ken was the clown xn the show who rode ln that slow jet plane that only goes 1500 mules an hour Harry was the speaker on Life on the Moon eannette Vlach IS also at the party wlth that great Casanova Clayton Prelslng Duffy IS still a bachelor It s gettmg sort of late so we d better leave because we have a dmner date wlth oan Wllllams and udy Flsher oan and udy are the producers of the new musical play et Tricycle After dmner we go see the play and our old classmate une Martin, who ns starrmg m nt Playlng opposlte her ln the male lead IS lm Brower 1m IS the Idol of all Plutonxan women The usher takes us to our seats and we fmd Wllda effrey slttmg next to Wllda ns a crmc from the New Bedford newspaper Next to her we see Joe Vlk one of the playboys of Pluto He IHVIICS us to one of the night clubs after the show It s called the Atomlverse and nt s owned by Tomasma Spagnola who also owns a department store called Tamets Tom Cupralt and Marianne Tlnta, the pmasta card game champxons come xn and jom our party They tell us that they have been playing against the confirmed bachelor Steve Dufala and hls wife and eight chxldren As we leave the nlght club there IS a terrlble zoom bang crash echoxng through the night We slowly open our eyes an accident' The jetbulance takes we know the reason why It s ohn Grlppo, the safe drlver We follow the jetbulance to the hospital and there we see that great surgeon Marty Muellner, takmg the patxent mto surgery He IS accompamed by hls two capable nurses Marilyn Prmce and Dorxs Vmcent We re very anx lous about the patient so we decide to stay and see how he IS In a short whxle one of the mternes rushes out and tells us he needs someone with type ABX blood This 15 a rare type of blood but out of several volunteers they fmd that Nancy Hutchinson has just what they need Later when they roll the patient out we recogmze hlm to be Bob Herr Bob won t be up for a couple of hours though because Atasulm a new type of drug takes a long tlme to work on his partlcular allment We drive to our hotel and drag ourselves to the elevator We are exhaust ed by all the excltement But when we reach our room we fmd Pat Ketler and Elvira Phan waxtmg for us They heard that we were m th1s neck of the woods and they wanted to see us They sell Ladles Llngerle for Grathwol Inc owned by Robert Grathwol and Sons Bob IS away on a vacatlon on the Sun After they leave we drop lnto bed and drift off to sleep and dream that Harry Tengler IS watchlng us We awake with a start and there s Harry He 15 the chief bellboy and wants to hurry us to our rocket ship When we reach the lobby we see ohn Schwmd and une Morris They are the offlclal Commlttee ln charge of farewells in New Bedford Kent Morean flashes us out to the rocket statlon 1n his new jetmoblle There we flnd that John Lahowskl IS to be the pllot on the return trip and oan Knapp w1ll be stewardess As we board the rocket Kathryn Kenney presents us w1th a plaque that she has made ln honor of our vlslt to Pluto It IS made of unbreakable glass and contams the rung crest of the Class of 1950 along with the names of the entire great class We enter the shlp and as ll rises many fond memorxes of those long ago days ln B H S come into our mlnd Long ago but never forgotten . , . . J . . ' Q! ' Y, D J - . . tt yy. . J - J . . . . J us. . , . . . . , . . , . 3 . . . . , . , . . . . l I . . . . , 3 . an awfully long time to arrive--almost ten seconds. But when we see the driver, , . 7 J tt .aa . , A . . . . . . . I , 5 9 ' ' . , . g - 7 , . . . . 7 . , . . . , . . - v , . , , . v . . . , q , . . . . . , . 7 . . . , . ir - our STUPEIIDDIIS STUDENTS IANET SMITH PETE CUPPAGE as the most hkely to succeed CAROL VLCHEK FRANK REICHENBACHER ' ' as the most studlous IUDY YODER IIM DAMIANO for then' pleasing personalltles K DON RIDGWAY AL NIEWULIS IOAN WARNER IANET THOMAS as the most czll around' as the class wxts :hurry fave I f, 1' S J 'J' ' A 'J N 'l , 435 'fu 1 4 P I 4 I 2 O , N . sh ex. xb AN' 4 A N . W au o 50 Mafowa We the class of 1950 of Bedford Hugh School Cnty of Bedford County of Cuyahoga State of Ohlo bemg ln sound mmd and body do bequeath our much needed examples and tralts to the followmg under graduates for the ex press purpose of betterlng the class of 1951 We slncerely hope that these endowments will be treated with the utmost respect Pat Ketler s sweet dlsposltxon xs bequeathed to Barbara Walker Marilyn Mlchael leaves her blond hair to Bnllxe Hudler lm Brower transfers his ablllty for lmpersonatlons to Harry Maxim and his frxendly ways to ack Iarussl Rita Wurm leaves her flair for pretty clothes and her abxllty to wear them to Mary ane Ignaut and Marjorxe Robeson That empty notebook of Willie Arnold IS bestowed upon Walter Monk and his gym classes to George Groewa Pete Cuppage bequeaths his ablllty to handle money to Davld Reynolds and his mmd for business to Kent Blackburn That woman kxller Bud Llghtner wills hls technique to 1m Pund and his reliable 7 stones to Charles Kennedy eanette Szabo hands down her athletic ablllty to Nxckxe Depompel and her gym classes to Anne Thomas and Esther Dalton Lee Butts leaves Arvlcl ohnson hls tardy excuses and Bob elmek hns loud laugh Vashtn Atklnson presents her scholarshlp ablllty to Dorothy Lyman and oan Warner passes on her acting ablllty to amce enkms The movle projector IS handed down from Ken Shartle to Grover Kaneen Sophle Durback leaves her ever present smile to Pat McGhee anet Thomas bequeaths her Jokmg ways to Anne Whelan and her un usual glasses to Dolores Kubenetz That famous bass voice of Dick Wagner IS left to George Gott and hrs watch to Charles Welsh Earl Smith presents has jeep to Jack Krause and Ted Zxemmskl and his 36 waist to Steve Bellar Ron Coleman offers Frank Chaloupka the honor of bemg Mlss Morgan s pet peeve lh 51 oyce H111 presents her out of town boyfriends to Sally Leeks and her page boy hanrdo s to Alnce Pankratz Frank Relchenbacher leaves hls scholastic ablllty to ack Wright and his pmg pong championship to any one who IS wlllmg to take xt on ohn Blazek wills has mad drlvmg to Tom Cullen Donna Homolka passes on her snappy remarks to Geraldine Peters and Marlene Schuman ane Aldridge leaves Bonnie Way her short blond hair Kathryn Kenney presents her energetnc ways to uannta Fowler Elmo arosky leaves his famous half nelson and his sense of humor ln the hands of a very capable Steve Kerlm Harry Mackey and Bob Grathwol leave their modest qulet ways to Tom Rlckelman and ohn Bates That slick butch haircut of Duffy Prelslng wlll soon be seen on Al McFadden To Sharlene Bowen goes Mary Ann Selbys hospital job Cf ' . I J. u . - . . . - . - J .A . . J . - - - 5 . . I - . , . , .I . . J. 1-1 ' f J . . . . . . . J . , J . . her touch of. shyness to Irene Salter. u 1 I J 1 - 4 - - 1 . 'Q . H - ' J . . . 1 . ' . -I ' Q - Q . Tomasma Spagnolo transmlts her tiny cute bulld to Edna Frye Pat Fagan bestows her shortness to Florence Adams anet Smith transfers her secretarys notes to Adele Pawlowlcz and her small hands to Pat Novak oe Vlk leaves all hls lersure time to Tom Grathwol Bob Greaves very kindly bestows hrs loud tres upon Ronald Campbell Paul Schwrcht leaves hls fancy handwrmng to Bob Torrey and his flve by flve shape to Carl Spevak Nan Lockwood leaves her hngh notes ln cholr to Nan Dengate Dolores Nemeth hands down her cheerleading presidency and her hoarse voice after a game to Ellie Bohland Mary Mayor wllls her talent for typing to Terry Casmer Dorls Vlncent leaves her engagement to Vxvlan Motl Marlanne Tmta bequeaths her dxgnlfled ways to ean Shull All those daydreams of raclng cars are passed down from Steve Dufala to Dlck Sturges ohn Grxppo leaves that smooth cue suck to Vlc Pallotta and his new car to ohn Henschel who we know wlll appreciate II Ron Karpmskl bestows hls Tom upon Glen Money and his happy go lucky ways to Bruce Robeson udy Yoder passes down her all around beauty to Sally Tench and her ablllty to say the rlght thing at the right t1me to Marllyn Braund Elvxra Phan leaves her wmnmg smile to LaVerne Davis Beverly Parr bestows her fighting Irish dlsposxtlon upon Katy Phalen Laura Galloways year round suntan goes to Gerry Mencm and her easy om ways to Betty Swaton Ken Purchase leaves his beat out shotgun to Dan Curran and his apparent dislike of the female sex to Mllan Dufala Bob Herr transfers his sllm physlque to Harold Boomer Don Rldgway presents a prgskm to lm Phxllxppl and gladly leaves IS frequent blushmg to Gerald Phalen Ina Rutherford leaves all those homework headaches to Rosle Swaney oan Wllllams transfers her steady dates to Maxme Hartwxg and her quiet charm to Lois Yourkrevetz Rusty Rhodes wxlls her way wnth boys to Meredyth Sweda and bestows her work ln art class to Marilyn Kirk B111 Amxck passes on his nonchalant attxtude to Orville ackson Garth McAdoo gives hrs plle of iron on wheels to Tom Yuklch and his long legs are passed down to Walter Carson and ack Conery ohn Schwmd bestows his happy go lucky ways to Barry Reynolds Ed Panovlch bequeaths hrs cuteness to Duane Garvm Sue acka leaves her free periods to Irene Hrubo and a certam junior boy ln the hands of Pat Eldred Pat Yourklevltz leaves her place on the Honor Roll to Margaret West Nancy Handyslde delivers her sparklmg blue eyes to Florence Mahon and her abrlxty to talk a mlle a minute to Pauline Durback Beulah Shankle and oan Tuennerman bestow their quiet ways upon Agnes Karasek and Kathleen Bender Marilyn Prince bequeaths her several pairs of shoes to Esther Merker That pretty red haxr of Shxrley Evans IS gxven to anet Carano That fantastic grggle of Betty Swaney s rs left to Antomette Santore Carlo Vlchek bequeaths her neatness to Wanda Kubera and eannette Vlach bestows her petxteness upon Martha Klbelbek rm Wagsmff presents hrs many odd hats to Walter Bxeleclu Norm Llppuccl leaves hrs knowledge of freshmen especially girls John Orchard thu' seven J, . , I . .I .' 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J ' . , . . , to rh ty gh: Lorne DeFrench wrlls the Y trampolrn to Gwyn Blackburn and hrs saxy appeal to Ed Handy udy Fisher leaves her frequent attacks of giggles to Ruth Wrttrg Wrlda Jeffrey leaves her temper to Lucy Nosek oan Knapp and Mrldred Wells leave their abrlrty to make frrends to Barbara Dorff and Lenore Oldenburg Elsre Sandera hands down her desrre to help to anet Prpers Don Applegate bequeaths hrs gas statron to Eddie Bement Those tall stories of Martin Muellner are presented to rm Riley and hrs grft of gab to Jack Miller Art Trrbby bequeaths hrs dry sense of humor to oe Beran who doesn t really need It and also leaves a few rnches to Bob Erlrskr Harry Tengler leaves his sellrng acumen to Roger Fuhrmeyer and a few pounds to oe Daczko Ged Bryant presents hrs tortoise shelled glasses to ohn ohnston and hrs loud booming vorce echorrrg through the halls of BHS to Masre Bardasran rm Croxall bequeaths hrs very becommg freckles to Tom Hopton and rm Bobek leaves hrs track shoes rn the hands of B111 Scholle ohn Lahowskr bestows hrs bowlrng abrlrty upon Gus Hrach Gerry Sutton passes down hrs motor bike to Dick Koteles and B111 Dengate rm Damiano bequeaths hrs unusual ever present little boys cap to Grllre Grooms Jack Dawson hands dowr hrs truck to carry on business to Clare Russ Tom Cuprak leaves hrs left handed ways to Carl Carano Bob Arndt passes on hrs model A to Gerry Sablotny Ken Crandall bequeaths hrs slrck looks to Dick Stewart Don Strater leaves hrs personalrty plus to Drck Spanenburg and Paul Markham and hrs super market sellrng to Walter Shankle A1 Nrewulrs presents hrs funny 9 jokes to Dale ones and oe Bright ane Spoto leaves her love for skating to Carol Herbert and her frrend lrness to Carol Lowe Nancy ones wrlls her musical abrlrty to Priscilla Gantz and her rnnocent expressron to ane Hauenstern Marilyn Shantrc leaves her abrlrty to make conversatron to Shrrley Abernethy Nance Ramsay bestows her amrable way of talking to Donna Kubera Vrrgrnra Dalton bequeaths the G A A pains to Lucy Pearson une Morris wrlls her beautiful complexron to Phyllis Robinson Nancy Hutchinson presents her locker mrrror and the crowd around rt to Marianne Smrrga Kent Morean leaves hrs amazrng ability to be seen and not heard to Ladrmer Charvat Mary Jane Fisher leaves her modest attitudes to Alrce Zresmer une Martin wrlls her shorthand notes to Lucille Grunto And last but not least the Class of 1950 as a whole leaves the happy times the close frrendshrps and all around fun of being a senior to the grad uates of 1951 and takes with them only pleasant lasting memories In wrtness whereof these members of the graduating class set their signature this month of une 1950 Shrrley Barrels Laura Galloway Garth 1V1cAdoo S e a Ronald Karprnskr J t . . , . r 1 J . . . . 4 ' ' 5 .J . 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Of, ?! y AJ ' x forty illl' Al l IICY? ,9l7ll tl ll11e 1944 One hundred and fifty infants leave jumping rope and marbles behind and in vade the dear halls of B H S A dancing class gets under way and everyone gets into the swing At the end of the year we all have a wonderful time at our own original PROMETTE 1945 Bells toll and we gratefully hurry back to our second year of high school life We find ourselves a little more independent and a but busier with homework 1946- We don our freshman caps and rush into the real beginning of high school From now on our grades are measured into credlts and real work begins On the rec reation side our fellows go out for sports and the girls 10111 G A A 1947 At last we make the Big Time we are sophomores of Bedford High' The girls Join Friendship Club and are the last group to have an informal initiation in school leave it to us We don t see much of the boys in our class anymore because of football and basketball practice we pay for our own cokes at the MGCM now Dolores Nemeth oan Warner udy Yoder and Marilyn are chosen as cheerleaders for the next two years Friendship play tryouts held and three of our talented prodigies are members of the cast Kathryn Kenney oan Warner and Bob Greaves 1948- Another summer gone and we begin school as juniors We start out by organ izing the great class of 1950 by electing as class officers President Ged Bryant Vice President im MaCausland Treasurer Pete Cuppage Secretary anet Smith Selling magazines and ordering our rings comes next Prom time 15 approaching so committees are chosen and the gym shapes up into King Nep tunes Court Boy are we proud of the decorations and also of our queen Nancy Ramsay' udy Yoder and Marianne Tinta are her attendants The grand flnale of this year is the class picnic held at Munroe Falls 1949- We re Seniors! It doesnt seem possible that we made it at last. Of course a few of our classmates have left us along the way with jobs or families in mind but after five years of waiting hand and foot on those oh-so-sophisticated seniors we re the big shots now! All too soon we discover the bitter truth--that we are still liable to detention we work twice as hard as when we were freshies and we still cant get away with cheating in psychology class. We know there is a busy year ahead of us and Sue acka editor of our annual is hard at work putting out the best annual yet! A 1 a if Y, ,,. if Calendar For The Year 1949 1950 September 6-School begms and along w1th If our last year at B H S 16-Bedford vs Ravenna at our fxrst home football game 23 We tackle ohn Hay at another xndependent game 30 We rxde 47 mlles to Pamesvnlle Harvey and come back Wlth a vxctory OCfOlJCl' 4-Sophomore gxrls take quxte a beatmg from thexr Bng SISICYS at the Frlend shlp ll'lltlatlOh FIYSI Conference Came We play Berea s team here Student Councxl sponsores Norman Coats Webster So You Dont Llke Poetry We tussle wxth the Garfleld Bulldogs at the1r homecommg game Bedford vs Kent Roosevelt a non conference game We all go to the Frxendshlp Halloween Hall Dance and have a good tlme dancing w1th the broom 1n the Broom Dance Homecommg at lastll We play Brush and honor Marllyn Prmce as Home comlng ueen w1th anet Smlth and Nancy ones as her attendants They all look very lovely and the senxors are very proud of them Z8-A h0lld3Y Hooray l fN EOTA Conventlon November Bedford Bearcats vs our nelghbors the Maple Helghts Mustangs We have the f1rst snow of the season tomght Arm1st1ce Day another vacation' Prmce of Peace orat1on contest 1m Wagstaff IS wmner for the semor hngh He recenves a medal for hxs fxne plece of oratory One Foot 1n Heaven The Fr1endsh1p play Everyone does a wonderful job and remembers the party at udy s after the play Frlday nlght School assembly Paul Burke a noted cartoon1st Everyone enjoys this pro gram made posslble by the LIONS Club The fxrst basketball game of the season w1th East H1gh here Thls IS an exc1t1ng game' 24 25 Thanksglvxng vacatlon and turkey' 26 The annual Charxty Game at the Stadlum Bedford s band cheerleaders and football queen are present at th1s game 29 Bedford vs Holy Name Here IS a basketball game to be well remembered December We play the Eucl1d Panthers and lose we get a gl1mpse of thenr new school Cheerleaders and thelr dates drlve to the Play House Theater for an enter ta1n1ng evenmg Bedford travels to Berea and plays an CXC1IlI1g game The Angels herald the Yuletlde season wlth thexr annual Chrnstmas Concert How we perspxred and crossed our fmgers under those chonr robes Every thmg was f1ne 16-Bedford vs Garfxeld It was an exc1t1ng game all the way through The A Cappella cho1r rlde to the MHSOHIC Temple to slng Chrlstmas songs for the Rambow g1rls Refreshments served afterwards' Fr1endsh1p Chrxstmas Party for underpr1v1leged ch1ldren 23 Yppee' Chrxstmas vacatlon at last Cant wart untll the Chr1stmas Formal tonxght Thxs event 15 our Chrxstmas glft to the rest of the school f tyone I - . 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U , . . . anuary School beg1ns aga1n and New Year s resolutlons are 1n full Swlhg We play Euclld here and thxs tnme we are v1ctor1ous We order our announcements another step towards graduatxon day Bedford vs Brush and another win for Bedford The annual Band Concert IS g1ven to a good crowd We play the Maple Hexghts Mustangs at our school ln a fnendly enemy game and w1n School assembly presents Mr T Corrlgan Bedford vs Berea We wln a thrlller by one pomt February Bedford flghts ll out wlth Garfxeld 1n a close and tens1on packed game on the Iatters floor Senlor g1rls 1nv1te teachers to the Frlendshlp Faculty Tea and everyone has a gay t1me We travel to p3lhSVlll8 Harvey th1s tlme for a VICIOTIOUS basketball game Bedford plays Brush on our floor for the last home game Wlll we ever forget the excxtement of that game the records that were broken 1n a s1ngle nxght and the way we all felt when we reallzed II was the last home game we would v1ew as students of B H S 9 The Fr1endsh1p Hall Dance We have our fortunes told and a pr1ze awarded for the fancxest vegetable corsages wh1ch the boys accept from the gxrls How charmmg the boys looked Another hollday' Our thanks to George Washlngton for the SCUIOI' handlers and Cl'1C8I'l.C3dCI'S March Basketball tournament Bedford makes a great showmg A Fr1endsh1p dance IS gxven for the outstandmg members of the basketball team Natlonal Honor Socxety Inducnon Th1s IS the day for a few more fortunate senxors The Sen1or Play' It IS Dear Ruth It 15 of course a huge success Apr1l 3 7 Sprmg vacatlon We catch up on some much needed rest 18-Bedford Hxgh A Cappella Choxr 1nv1tes Garfleld and Maple Heights to a Choral Festxval Z1 Bedford Hxgh School Band Concert 28-The Jumor Sen1or Prom of 1950 Thxs IS the unxors mght and the1r Trop lcal Fantasy IS wonderful but we are st1ll partxal to Kmg Neptunes Court May 10 The Sprmg Smg makes us feel a l1ttle sad as we real1ze that th1s wxll be our last tlme upon the rlsers 16-Fr1endsh1p Pa Ma Me Banquet IS a lot of fun for all 30 Memorlal Day It won t be long now Une The class of 1950 shmes on Sentor Day A few of our deservlng classmates ICCCIVC awards for outstanding achlevements In the afternoon the class gets together for the annual class p1cn1c where everybody knocks themselves out havmg a good time 4--Baccalaureate A very memorable occas1on as the graduates attend church together 7 The senlor class holds a farewell banquet In the cafeterxa 8-Commencement nlght We recelve d1plomas and congratularxons then turn and bxd goodbye to B H S and some of the best years of our lrves J : 3- ' ' ' ' ' ' . 6- . . . . . r 9- -- V ' . 13- . 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' 'Y :xl W' ' 'ifirf' U, 4. is A 1.5.4 .,-.11-F A ' ' .K .-1 vi , 13? 4 Y ..A 15 i. vi i LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Chilcote, Adviser, Ed Panovich, Bob Grath- wol Iim Darniano, Bob Herr, lim Brower, Tom Cuprak, Bill Amick, Harry Tengler, T 81 I SENIOR GROUP FRIENDSHIP CLUB 'Q SITTING: Iune Martin, Treasurer, Rusty Rhodes, Vice Presi- dent, Nancy Handyside, President, Nance Ramsay, Sec- retary, Florence Adams, Inter-Club Council Representative. FIRST ROW: Frances Rich, Barbara Began, Lois Beegan, Linda Gordon, Ioanne Koenig, Eleanor Lambert, Nancy Dengate, Marilyn Shantic, Mrs. Helen Ross, Mrs, California MacArthur, Mrs. Doris Richardson, Advisers, Marilyn Kirk, Ianice Ienkins, Ieannette Szabo, Ianet Carano, Ioanne Anderson, Anne Allen, Gertrude Galer. SECOND ROW: Irene Remar, Ann Neu, Shirlee Sayles, Barb Iones, Ioyce Daczko, Ioanne Pesta, Marie Lightner, fo,,y,gh,Carolyn Hill, Carol Woods, Glenda McCullough, Pauline Kopchek, Viola Casrner, Helen Kibelbek, Bernice Nosse, Lula Malby, Mary Parks, Shirley Mattern. THIRD ROW: Ruth Herman, Marion Kuschel, Shirley Pet- rilli, Eunice Knoll, Peggy Carmany, Ioan Kolis, Norma Theo- bold, Edna I.aFountaine, Ioan Thomas, lean Bengough, Susan Walker, Pat Hudgeon, Beverly Hazen, Billie Hudler, Carol Ong, Charlotte Kabertal, Anne Petro. FOURTH ROW: Iean Knapp, Sue Rubin, Beverly Sharmock, Shirley May, lane Driscoll, Dolores Milke, Mary Decker, Ann Coburn, Alice Pankratz, Sally Brower, Doris Werner, Sylvia Haverin, Mary Ann Svette, Christine Carver, Barbara Kay, Priscilla Gantz, Roberta Sturges, Geniva Rouse, Betty Koci. a llhll ,l 65 ji ' , y ,A R AZ ' W T 86 I JUNIOR GROUP LEFT TO RIGHT: Walter Bieleclri, Ladimer Charvat, Daune Garvin, Bob Ielinek, Gilbert Grooms, Dari Curran, Steve Bellar, Bill Dengate, Walter Shankle, Walter Monk, Richard Sturges. FRIENDSHIP CLUB FIRST ROW: Sharlene Bowen, Pat Fagan, Nickie DePompei, Nancy Lockwood, Donna Kubera, Pat Novak, Marilyn Prince, Marianne Tinta, Dorothy Lyman, Marianne Srnriga, Sally Tench, Katherine Phalen, Ioan Warner, lanet Smith, Peggy Hudler. SECOND ROW: Nancy Iones, Marjorie Robeson, Antoinette Santore, Adele Pawlowicz, Geraldine Peters, Phyllis Robin- son, Maxine Hartwig, lane Spoto, Carol Herbert, Lucy Pearson, Kathleen Bender, Shirley Abernethy, Lois Yourkie- vitz, Vashti Atkinson, lean Shull, Barbara Walker, Esther Merker, Iuanita Fowler. I - yyffl fd-if O ,fix r THIRD ROW: Nancy Hutchinson, Pat Yourlrievitz, Wanda Kubera, Mary Mayor, Pauline Durback, Iudy Yoder, Elayne Lewis, Pat Eldred, Lucy Nosek, Mildred Wells, Rita Wurrn, Ianet Pipers, Agnes Karasek, loan Tuennerman, Marilyn Braund, Anne Whelan, Ellie Bohland, Sally Leelrs, Shirley Evans, Pr Ketler. FOURTH ROW: lna Rutherford, Marilyn Michael, Iudy Fisher, lane Hauenstein, Carol Vlchek, Ioyce Hill, Elsie Sandera, Meredyth Sweda, Laura Galloway, lane Aldridge, Sue Iacka, Mary Ignaut, LaVerne Davis, Irene Hrubo, Vivian Motl, Rosemary Swaney, Carol Lowe, Ianet Thomas. forty-nine STUDENT COUNCIL INSET: Ianet Smith, President. FIRST ROW: Steve Duiala, Vice President, Ellie Bohland, Secretary, Don Strater, Treas- urer, Mr. William Vorlickey, Adviser. SECOND ROW: Russell Pro- fant, Dick Moore, Rose Del- phia, George Hamlett, Ronnie Thomas, Nancy Gauldin, Lil- lian Racz. THIRD ROW: Shirley Lambert, Richard Stoler, Natale Picone, Vic Hrdlicka, Paul Butts, Noel Urban, Lois Walker. FOURTH ROW: Carol Vlchek, Lucy Pearson, Ellie Lambert, Anne Petro, Dot Patterson, Clare Russ. FIFTH ROW: Bob Arndt, Bob Davis, Iayne Robinson, Dick Spanenburg. ORCHESTRA LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Coburn, Alice Mae Iacobs, Richard Webb, Helen Zieminski, Nancy Iones, Carol Ong, Iohnny Kikel, Patricia Hudgeon, Betty Swaney, Neal Funk, Nance Ramsay, David Adams, Iames Soltisz, Sharlene Bowen, Iohn Greene, Mary Ignaut, Iack Wright, Shirley Lambert, Nancy Lockwood, lean Bengough, Robert Meisner, Nancy Dengate. Billie Hudler, Ellie Lambert, Mary Iane Brunstetter, Roberta Sturges, Doris Krizek, Ruth Herman, Christine Stafford, Mason Rubin, Ioan Wallner, Phyllis Robinson. Mr. Christo Yanculeff. FIRST ROW: Nancy Iones, Ianet Carano, Eleanor Lambert, Shirley Lambert, Nance Ramsay, Head Maioretteg Bob Meisner, Iune Martin, Mary lane Brunstetter, Tom Hopton. SECOND ROW: Mary Ignaut, Iim Craven, Lois Yourkievitz, Peggy Carmany, Kathryn McNeill, Iackie Allen, Robert Bennett, Louise Hudler, Ed Handy, Lorne DeFrench, Sally Brouwer, Nancy Dengate. THIRD ROW: Sharlene Bowen, Carl Navarra, Ioyce Malin, Ronnie Campana, Natalie Picone, Ion Shively, Doug Hutchison, Ioyce Funk, Dale Palmer, George Groewa, Orville Iackson, lack Wright, Bob Curran, Dick Spanenberg, Billie Carmany, Florence Adams, Shirley Steckel, Ruth Herman. FOURTH ROW: Frank Nosek, Arvid Iohnson, Charles Hajek, Mason Rubin, Sue Tarr, Ioan Wallner, Ronnie Thomas, Phyllis Robinson. FIFTH ROW: Shirley'Mattern, lim Rosenthal, Marilyn Prince, Neal Funk, Roberta Sturges, Mr. King, Director, Dorla Woods, Betty Tannert, Ann Neu, Iean Bengough, Audrey Russ, Christine Carver, 1-, , DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION FIRST ROW: Beverly Parr, Doris Vincent. SECOND ROW' Ioan Williams, lohn Blazek, Ioe Vlk, Art Tribby, Mary lane Fisher, Tomasina Spagnola. THIRD ROW: Paul Schwicht, Iohn Schwind, Ken Purchase, Ken Cran- dall, Ioan Knapp. FOURTH ROW: Iune Morris, Gerry Sutton, Elvira Phan, President, Elmer Iarosky, lohn Grippo. STANDING: Mr. George Beshara, Instructor-Co-ordinator, .10 fifry-one Q.. F. T. A. FIRST ROWi Nancy Iones Secretary, Frank Reichen bacher, Martin Muellner, SECOND ROW: Ianet Smith, Nance Ramsay Pete Cu . P' page, Mr. Warren Miller, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Vashti Atkinson Marilyn Shantic, Ged Bryant Esther Rhodes. STANDING: Carol Vlchek President. -45 O.i .J 1 - , 3 CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Dot Patterson Ioan Warner, Nickle De Pompei, Marilyn Prince. SECOND ROW: Sally Tench Dolores Nerneth, Ellie Boh- land, Iudy Yoder. PROJ ECTORS' CLUB FIRST ROW: Keith Webster, Russell Connelly, Ken Shar- tle, President, David Rey- nolds, Sec.-Treas.g Bob Cur- ran, Dick Gatts, SECOND HOW: Charles Cox, Carl Navarrcr, Allen Ruther- ford, Vice President, Andrew Terranova, Ervin Hartwig, Bob Bennett, Bob Dalrymple, Mr. Wilbur Titterington, Adviser, THIRD ROW: lack Conery, Grover Kaneen, Tom Yukich, Bob Meisner. ffryzwo L- intl, INTRAMURAL MANAGERS Bob Torrey, lim Phillippi, Cved Bryant, Don Ridgway, Iohn Henschel, lim Pund, Gilbert Grooms, lack Dawson, Herbert Iacobs, Ioe Daczko, Clare Russ, Ioe Beran. SENIOR SHORTHAND CLUB BACK ROW: Marianne Tinta, Marilyn Prince, Dolores Nem- eth, Ioan Tuennerman, Mary Mayor, Donna Hornolka, Marilyn Michael. FRONT ROW: Nancy Iones, Nance Ramsay, Shirley Evans, Marilyn Shantic, lna Ruther- ford, Pat Fagan, Rusty Rhodes, Iune Martin, Presi- dent, INSET: Mr. Dunscombe, Adviser, fiftyvthree 25 Nev GIRLS' COUNCIL BACK ROW: Ioan Tuenner- man, Barbara Walker, Nancy Iones, Vashti Atkinson, lane Aldridge, Ieannette Szabo, Geraldine Peters, Kathleen Bender, Sharlene Bowen. FRONT ROW: Nickie De- Pompei, Ioan Warner, lean Shull, Mary Ignaut, lane Spoto, President, Ianet Car- ano, Florence Adams, Pat Novak. 1- J? Qifll 0 ON CUIUIS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lanet Smith, Secretary, Vashti Atkinson, Carol Vlchek, Vice President, Miss Wini- lred Cook, Adviser, Steve Dufala, Presi- dent, Pete Cuppage, Frank Reichenbacher. SAFETY COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Ridgway, Nancy Handyside, Steve Kerlin, Chairman, Ged Bryant. A CAPPELLA CHOIR '35 cs OO rllfff INSETZ Miss Gertrude DeBats, Director. FIRST ROW: Dolores Kubenetz, Anne Whelan, Adele Paw- lowicz, Nancy Lockwood, Nickle DePompei, Elayne Lewis, Nance Ramsay, Iudy Yoder, Marilyn Prince, Ianet Smith, Dot Patterson, Ioan Warner, Shirley Bartels, Ianet Pipers, Shirley Abernethy, Lucy Pearson, Marilyn Braund, Ellie Bohland, Katy Phalen. SECOND ROW: lane Aldridge, Mary lgnaut, Sally Tench, Nancy Handyside, Laura Iones, Vashti Atkinson, Maxine Hartwig, Nancy Galloway, Priscilla lane Spoto, Lucy Nosek, Carol Vlchek, THIRD ROW: Ged Bryant, Bob Torrey, George Gott, Dick Stewart, Tom Hopton, Steve Dutala, Masie Bardasian, Dick Wagner, President, Lorne DeFrench, Bob Davis, lim Pund Don Ridgway, Vice President, Al Niewulis, Bob Greaves Secretary-Treasurer, Bud Lightner, Sue Iacka. FOURTH ROW: Dick Spanenberg, Harry Mackey, Bob Arndt, Martin Muellner, Al McFadden, Norm Lippucci, Dale lones, Iim Bobek, Iohn Orchard, Iim Wagstaff, Pete Cuppage, Frank Chaloupka, lack Wright, lohn Conery, Iack Dawson. G. A. A. SITTING: Anne Petro, Secretary, Virginia Dalton, President, Miss Marjorie Cooke, Adviser, Lucy Pearson, Vice Presi- dent, Kathleen Bender, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Grecia Amicone, Helen Sabados, Laura Easterlin, Pauline Kopchek, Ruth Wittig, Florence Adams, Nickie DePompei, Diane Taussig, Martha Hawkins, Lula Malby, Mary Parks, Betty Tannert, Ioan Cowen. SECOND ROW: Sue Tarr, Betty Koci, Viola Casmer, Nancy Gaulclin, Iane Spoto, Ianet English, Maxine Hartwig, Barb Began, Nancy Handyside, Mary Ann Svette, Vashti Atkin- son, Marianne Smriga, Sally Tench, Pat Novak, Donna Kubera, Iuanita Fowler, Pat Fagan, Marilyn Prince, REPORTERS FIRST ROW: Edna LaFontaine, Marie Lightner, Ann Petro, Shirlee Sayles. SECOND ROWt Glenda McCullough, Susan Walker, Ronnie Kepes, Barb Be- gan, Sally Leeks. Antoinette Santore. THIRD ROW: Frances Rhodes, Lenore Oldenburg, Terry Casmen, Carol Herbert, Mary Stanley, Ianet Donley, Bernice Nosse, Diane Davis, Sally Brouwer, Marilyn Shaw, Carol Lowe, Ianice Meek, Mary Mayor, Audrey Russ, Eileen Whelan, Wanda Kubera, Pauline Durback. FOURTH ROW: Anne Thomas, Frances Wight, Lillian Racz, Nancy Petroif, Patty Iones, Rita Wurm, Shirley Petrilli, Marilyn Kirk, Esther Dalton, Phyllis Lodge, Helen Young, Irene Hrubo, Sophie Durback, Mildred Wells, Ieanette Szabo, Iune Martin, Iane Hauenstein, Gerry Mencin, BEE HI-BUZZ STAFF FIRST ROW: Marianne Tinta, Iudy Fisher, Marilyn Shantic, Ioan Warner. SECOND ROW: Nancy Hutchinson, Pat Fagan, Ioyce Hill, Nancy Lockwood, Ianet Thomas. THIRD ROW: Elsie Sandera, Iudy Yoder, Carol Vlchek, Shirley Bartels, Ralph Lightner. 6 ,, .. :L-Olft? ,nuff A'L. ..A -. A 5 ,FW ... xnxx X A . ? if fr. 1 riicx-rite LATIN CLUB CHEERLEADERS: Ioan Thomas, Barb Iones, Linda Gordon, Ioyce Daczko, Caro- lyn Hill. SEATED: Mary Decker, Vice President, lim Greaves, Presidentg Ruth Herman, Secretary, Larry Motsco, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Miss Winifred Cook, Adviser, Carol Ong, Ann Neu, Peggy Carmany, Roberta Sturges, Peggy Hud- ler, Eleanor Lambert, Gertrude Galer, Anne Allen. THIRD ROW: Paul Schmidt, Kenneth Brown, Charles Kornuta, Lee Kucera, Doris Krizek, Helen Zierriinski, Sally Brouwer, Ann Coburn, Norma Theobold, Ronald Keller, Noel Urban, George Pistotnik. 'N 'ft i fifzy-six COUNCIL ON W'ORLD AFFAIRS FIRST ROW: Duffy Preising, Secretary-Treasurer, Pete Cuppage, President, Vashti Atkinson, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Pat Fagan, Nickie DePompei, Lois Beegan, Barb Began, Linda Gordon, Iune Martin, Ieannette Vlach, Ianet Thomas, Nancy Handyside, Iudy Fisher, Rita Wurm, Iudy Yoder, Marilyn Prince, Marianne Tinta, Ioan Warner, Katy Phalen, Lula Malby, Mary Parks, Shirley Mattern, Mr, Didham, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Shirlee Sayles, Carol Woods, Anne Whelan, Donna Kubera, Sally Tench, Marianne Smriga, Maxine Hartwig, Nancy Dengate, Lucy Pearson, Pat Ketler, Marilyn Shantic, Rusty Rhodes, Dolores Nemeth, Iuanita Watkins, lean Knapp. FOURTH ROW: lane Spoto, Mary Mayor, Eunice Knoll, Shirley Petrilli, Marion Kuschel, Sophie Durback, Mildred Wells, Carol Vlchek, Ioyce Hill, lane! Pipers, Pat McGee, Ellie Bohland, Marilyn Braund, Pat Eldred, Elayne Lewis, Sally Leeks, Ronnie Kepes, Beverly Hazen, Pat Hudgeon, Doris Krizek. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Hutchinson, Sue Rubin, Pat Yourkievitz, Virginia Dalton, Shirley May, Kathryn Kenney, Mary Ignaut, Wilda Ieffrey, lane Aldridge, Laura Galloway, Ged Bryant, Don Strater, Bob Greaves, Bob Arndt, Willie Arnpta, Frank Reichenbacher, Norm Lippucci. Mill-EINHIHY SIHHIHS FRIENDSHIP PLAY, l949 SITTING: Iudy Fisher, Mrs. Helen Morean, Directorg Mari- lyn Shantic, Rita Wurm, Mari- anne Tinta. STANDING: Dick Wagner, Iim Croxall, Stage Manager, Ioan Warner, Ken Shartle, Iudy Yoder, Bob Greaves, Norm Lippucci, Bud Lightner, Iim Wagstaff. FRIENDSHIP PLAY, 1948 LEFT TO RIGHT: Iudy Fisher Sue Iacka, Ioan Warner, Kath- erine Kenney, lim McCaus land, Marilyn Prince. 7, SENIOR PLAY, 1950 FIRST ROW: Norm Lippucci Rita Wurm, Mrs. Helen More- an, Director, Marianne Tinta, Ken Shartle. SECOND ROW: Iim Wagstaff, Nance Ramsay, Bob Greaves. THIRD ROW: Pete Cuppage, Pat Ketler, Ioan Warner. fifryvseven if ,f-gg 'S 11:1--1-.-p fifzy-eighr N4 SPO RTS ,P Q.. 17,1 C -an-.Q A' FIRST ROW: Paul Picone, lack Krause, Dufala, Iohn Grippo, Bob White, Dale SECOND ROW: Iim Greaves, Bob W Don Ridgway, Captain, Ioe Bercm, THIRD ROW: Al McFadden, Bill enga Elmer Iarosky, Paul Markham, Clarence COACHES Mr, Ernest Petr1ll1, Guard Coach dihwfs 1 Mr. Robert Hubbard, Backtield Coach Head .Q Q ,J FOOTBAI. Bedford 18 R 49 Io 20 Paines 6 0 7 'Garfi 12 Kent U a U 'Map Total 112 points E . U11 GC Glihcx, Dick Donley, Bob Filiski, Milan J K , s, Icxck lcxrussi. hcxloupkcz. illippi, Iim Pund, Ronald Kcirpinski, Dawson. Wright Ged Bryant, Willie Arnold Mr. Ierome Bcxjenski, ' K - End Coach XX 'I x Mr. Woodrow Shipley, Tackle Coach ,f Y 'X -6 1949 4. U 1 , 5. '-. 'u, 'A '81 Opponents . H312 QL, 25 ' r -' T 1 , 7 N, ,5 Harvey 6 ' ,' . f 20 - is 5 J 19 12 34 129 sixty-one 5? f ef, 1 1 ,S ,J Q Q Vg 5k I I DQ ff f f i n it Q ic 4 f Q s X ,E . ,,,,, 1 'fl fl ,navy - Hgh -4 I QFE0 I MANAGERS Roger Fuhrmeyer, Orville lcxckson ,f . X 5 X4 B TEAM FIRST FlOWi Dell LcxPelley, Dale Iones, lock Miller, Tom Rickelrncxri. SECOND ROW: Iohn Orch- ard, Bob Wcxtterson, Bob White, Dick Stewart, Bob Orwig. THIRD ROW: George Pistot- Nik, Tom Yukich, Dick Span- enberg, Arvid lohson, Bill Derigcte, Paul Markham. I 'f gf X ,D ,A -A 11 ff' - 'S fl . A 0 o lx, to 'Q 1, D . X X6 oc? . Q06 Q2 X2 0' 'bv P' ff' fi 'gn , ld ., Q41 X x wJ' Q.. f r' O9 K ' 'J v' x 'lf r 'L O P' ff' X Q if , x Q' t. - Q1 OP' f XJ Cv ,Q 9 9 P f' but B V9 F! fx A Champ Wrestling Team FIRST ROW: Don McNeil, Lee Kucera, Milan Dufalcx, Pele Cuppcxge, Carl Rhodes, Paul Picone, lim Morris, Elmer Icxrosky, lack Dawson. SECOND ROW: Steve Kerlin, Rich Heichenbcxcher, Gus Hrcxch, lim Riley, Noel Urban, Vic Hrdlickcx, Torn Heller, Richard Koteles, Ted Miracle, lohn Iohnston. my four 41 Mr. George Beshcxru, Coach FIRST ROW: Gene Livingston, Charles Kennedy, Lorne Delfrench, Noel Urban, Uthia Malby, Al Salters, Ronald Mooren, Dave Sellars. SECOND ROVV: Dale Iones, Bill Scholle, Dick Stewart, Milan Dulala, Merlin Bement, Clarence Branhan, lim Phillippi, Steve Dufala, Ronald l.ePelley, Mgr. THIRD ROW: Garth McAdoo, Grover Kaneen, Roger Fuhrmeyer, Tom Yukich, Arvid lohnson, Al Harris, lim Greaves, Bob Arndt, Martin Muellner, Benny DePompei, Mgr., Mr. Bajenski, Coach. BASEBALL TERM sixty-six llur Alemic Five In llclion i Belllord s. Maple Heights BASKETBALL SCORES 1949-50 ' conference games Bedford Opponents SU East Cleveland 49 42 Holy Name 41 27 Euclid 43 51 'Berea 55 39 'Garfield Heights 51 31 Euclid 32 54 'Brush 4l 40 'Maple Heights 38 46 'Berea 45 52 'Garfield Heights 58 43 Painesville Harvey 39 79 'Brush 4l 38 'Maple Heights 46 Tournament 48 East Cleveland 34 50 Euclid 49 44 Cathedral Latin 54 Total 734 points 716 P TBONS LIST We heartily thank the followlng people for their contrxbutlons towa success of our annual A Friend Hinckley s Ben Franklxn A Frlend Holbrook Lumber Company A B 66 H Studebaker Sales 66 Servlce Hook 86 Bean Service Station Alandale Horton Chevrolet Company Allen s Men s Wear Barney s Inn Bastian Brothers Bedford Cleveland Bus Lme Bedford Conservatory of Music Bedford Department Store Bedford Drug Company Bedford Floral Shop Bedford Food Market Bedford Ford Company Bedford Ice 66 Fuel Bedford Sales 86 Service Bedford 1ax1 Servxce Bedford Vetermary Hospital Bennett s Wallpaper 66 Pamts Ben Venue Laboratorxes Beran s Bakery Bob s Sohlo Service Browns Sunoco Station Budd Brothers Calxforma Food Market Carr Brothers Chaloupka s Market Dxamond Cab Company Donald B ohnson Durlnack s Vxlla Dvorak Meats Ebersold Funeral Home F -I Sutherln Frank G Ellxott Inc Franklln O11 86 Gas Company G 66 E Garage Glendale Sweet Shop H C Webb 66 Company H H Applegate Horton Plymouth 66 DeSoto ay s Corner Counter ohn L Mnrande oseph Karplak Furrxer K 64 S Food Shop Landon Sales 66 Servlce Lee s Greenhouse Leo s Floral Shoppe Lew Rxstxty Servxce Statxon M 86 M Dairy Mouat Shoe Store I' I' and Mrs Bruce E McAdoo and Mrs Harry A Mackey and Mrs W L Flsher and Mrs Sterllng Prestage Nellxe Pnke s Frocks Pawnee Hardware Pee Wee Cottage Ross Upholsterxng Samets Department Store Sanford Motors Inc Sankey Food Company S E Mlghton Sclentxflc Draper Service Stantons Klddle Shop Stone Buick Inc The The The The The The Bedford Hardware 61 Supply Bedford Savmgs 66 Loan Co Bedford Tlmes Reglster Floyd A Holes Company Lmcoln Press Open Door Toth s Food Market Walker Chma Company Zamos Dry Cleaning rd the O , .7 JY .l - ' h . 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