Bedford High School - Echo Yearbook (Bedford, PA)

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OFFICE ADMI ISTRA T10 C. D. SPROUL MARY MORSE D. G. BEHRERS fi W .ff-f Suv, gg CHARLES D. SPROUL Charles D. Sproul, Activities Director, serves as the banker for the high school's banking system. His oFHce is busy with treasurers from every organization depositing money. Acting as sponsor of National Honor Society and Student Council, he finds time to instruct the members of the Craft Club. He also holds the office of Treasurer of Athletic Association. MARY MORSE Mary Morse, capable school nurse finds her day filled with duties. Her morning is spent at the Grade School making class room inspections and consulting the respective teachers. In the afternoons she is found in the high school weighing students, investigating absences, and performng other nursing duties. Miss Morse also sponsors the Future Nurses' Club. DAVID G. BEHRERS David G. Behrers, Attendance Director, can be seen every day in his office busily handing out make-up slips or signing excuses. New students are helped by his suggestions in choosing their course. Teachers are also given help with their attendance registers. Mr. Behrers enjoys sponsoring the Scout Club and the Na- tional Junior Honor Society.

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E. K. ROBB, D. Ed. Our supervising principal, Dr. E. K. Robb, has been in Bedford High School for thirteen years. During this time our Alma Mater has steadily climbed the ladder of success. Dr. Robb has been a determining factor in this climb, forever spurring us on to bigger and higher ideals. His day is entirely filled with senior interviews, grade- school and classroom visits, educational conferences, faculty meetings and helping some newcomer to select his course. He is the man with whom all plans of new enterprises are discussed. To him lies the task of making the final decisions. Dr. Robb can truthfully be called the cog around which the wheel of progress spins.

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