Bedford High School - Echo Yearbook (Bedford, PA)

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THE FACULTY BARBARA TURNER JAMES S, TRITT MARTHA BOWMAN W, EDWARD SHEELY MISS TI-IOMPSONf Put more expression in your singing, says Miss Thompson as she is seen waving her baton in chorus. Is a new-comer to Bedford High School but has been very successful in instructing the chorus and giving vocal lessons. MISS DONAHOE-Inspires young artists to greater things by telling them of famous painters. Shows seventh graders the need of knowing geography and English. Sponsors the Model-makers Club. MR. CROFTY Clearly explains the mysteries of chemistry, biology, and physics to scientific-minded students. Is the enthusiastic sponsor of the Camera Club. Can be found among a maze of bottles, test-tubes, and burners. MISS RUSSELL -Always helpful in selecting the right book for the avid reader. Is never too busy to help find an important reference book. Gold mine for busy seniors when writing thousand-word themes. MR. METZGER-Can be found in the shop among intricate machinery, different varieties of lumber and tools or teaching fresh- man algebra. Instructs boys in the knack of furniture-making. MISS TURNER-f Are all the write-ups in for the paper? asks Miss Turner in journalism class. Impresses on seniors the need of knowing their grammar. Is an able coach of class plays and in- structor in dramatics. MR. TRITT- Good-humored Mr. Tritt leads his commercial students through a maze of ligures and laws to a better under- standing of business. Is always willing to help find an annoying mistake in bookkeeping. MISS BOWMAN-Patiently explains the mysterious hooks and crooks of shorthand. Gives good advice to all would-be secretaries. Is seen busily correcting typing errors and mistakes in spelling. Also sponsors the Commercial Club. MR. SHEELY -Discusses modern social problems with seniors and makes P.O.D. an interesting subject. Tells juniors entertaining stories of American History. Is Faculty Manager of Athletics. MISS HARNED-Urges her students in history and geography to build projects to illustrate what they are studying. Makes classes interesting with these. Always sure to have her homeroom first in ticket sales. MR. HUNSICKERH Can be seen practicing on his trumpet or enduring the shrill noises of a beginning violin player. Has led the band and orchestra to great improvement in the last tew years. MR. KOONTZ f-Initiates freshmen into the wonders of science. Busily demonstrates how to dissect specimens and use the micro- scope. Successfully coaches B.H.S. wrestlers and sponsors the Radio Club. MR. BEHRERS fEfiicient Mr. Behrers starts seventh and eighth graders on the right road in solving problems in arithmetic. Guides freshmen in selection of their life-work by giving them counsel in guidance class. MR. PHILLIPSmCompetent Mr. Phillips directs boys in the study of agriculture. Informs them of the essential qualities of a good farmer. Prepares girls in Home Mechanics Club to be better housewives by learning to repair things around the house. MR. SPROULfMakes hard problems in mathematics seem simple. Helps each person who can't quite grasp the meaning of some difficult problem in trig class and enlightens them with an under- standable explanation.

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DATA O OUR FAC LTY , ADA HARNED FORREST HUNSICKER FRANCIS KOONTZ DAVID BEHRERS JOHN PHILLIPS CHARLES SPROUL NAOMI THOMPSON MARY DONAHOE LESTER CROFT MARY RUSSELL ROBERT METZGER - M'- i L i L k.......-Y . ,...,I AMAA