Bedford High School - Echo Yearbook (Bedford, PA)

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WE ACKNOWLEDGE . . . ' E, the sponsor and staff, desire to speak for Bedford High School when we acknowledge our grate¬ ful appreciation to Mr. Donald Young, per¬ sonal representative of the Pontiac Engrav¬ ing Company, for his unfailing kindness and helpful criticisms; to Mr. Elmer Deglau, of the Crescent Studios, for his untiring aid and assistance in preparing the photograhic work; and to Mr. Walter Lenz, of the La- trobe Bulletin Printing Company, for ma¬ terial aid amd helpful suggestions which have saved us from numerous pitfalls in preparing this book. We desire also to express our deep appre¬ ciation to each of our advertisers who have, in reality, made this volume possible. Not only are we certain that your advertisement is the manifestation of a splendid com¬ munity spirit, but we are also convinced that Yearbook advertising has a far greater value than most people imagine. We be¬ lieve there is 710 other advertising medium which will provide the long-time value,—the lasting effect,—that is provided by the Year¬ book.

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FOREWORD A S the passing of water wears away a rock so will the passing of time wear away our memories of high school days. Books are confidents to which we commit our sincerest feelings. When we have stepped be¬ yond the confines of dear old Alma Mater in turning the pages of the book, which through the years may grow sacred, may we turn back, as it were, the pages of time, a?id see, spread out be¬ fore us in living and everlasting characters, our most cherished and beloved memories. Many hours of labor have been expended upon this volume by the Senior staff, but these we shall count as well spent if the book brings back pleas¬ ant recollections in future years, for then we shall have succeeded in our object of forming a true image of the past year in the mirror of school life. We place it in your hands with this hope.