Bedford High School - Echo Yearbook (Bedford, PA)

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BETTY DIEHL Betty . . . gives her best to every subject . . . proud of National Honor Society membership . . . will not call husband to repair broken gad- gets-she's in Home Mechanics Club. WILLIAM DIEHL Billy . . . the dark, quiet type . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . also anything else connected with sports . . . always has a good word for his home town, Rainsburg. ETHEL DIEHL Ethel . . . this black haired miss dreams of being a good librarian . . . displays cooking and sewing ability in Home Economics course . . . staff mem- ber of '41 Echo. IDA MAE DIEHL Ida Mae . . . her eyes and lashes befit a glamour girl . . . reads minutes to members of Student Council . . . had extra month's vacation due to Scarlet Fever. THOMAS DUNKLE Tom . . . wears his shoes out walking from Riverviewfbut doesn't mind it a bit . . . enjoys P.O.D .... wants to run for sheriFf--Republican ticket, of course. GEORGE ESHELMAN George . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . rates high in football and wrestling achievements . . makes beautiful shots in intra-mural basketball . . . no time for girls----their tough luck. LEILA EXLINE Leila . . . neat and petite . . . is pleased to be a member of the Honor Society . . . homeroom secretary . . . spent many hours on yearbook write-ups of faculty . . . delights in French. EMMERT FEATHER Emmy . . . holds honor as the only boy in class . . . most gifted violinist of the or- chestra . . . makes highest grades in his favorite classes4physics and trig. MARY FEATHER Mary . . . a prim little miss with curly hair . . . thoroughly enjoys Home Economics . . . lends her personality to Future Nurses' Club . . . read- ing is her favorite pastime. FRONA FEIGHT Fronie . . . the tall athletic type . . . always cap- tains her class team . . . sports are her hobby, but basketball rates first . . . a member of chorus, Future Nurses' Club and Tri-Hi-Y. DOROTHY GARDNER Dot . . . tall, dark and sophisticated . . . expects to further her Home Ec accomplishments in a hospital . . . takes part in Tri-Hi-Y discussions and enjoys singing alto in the chorus. YVONNE GROWDEN Vonnie . . . takes particular care of her black hair . . . jerks sodas at Alwine's but hopes to be- come a secretary . . . so practices as secretary of Commercial Club. BETTY HAFER Betty . . . dark brown eyes her best feature . . . teachers marvel at the excuses she can present . . . likes dramatics class . . . skillfully panto- mined aged scholar in Why the Chimes Rang. NORMA HAFER Norma . . . whose middle name, Gay, precisely describes her personality . . . opponents dread her opposition as captain of homeroom basket- ball team . . . plans to become a secretary. MARIAN HARCLERODE Marian . . . a shy little country girl who likes commercial subjects . . . keeps books for '41 Echo from knowledge gained in Mr. Tritt's bookkeeping class. Proclaiming a Sadie Hawkins week gave a lot of girls some good breaks, We depart---not forgetting, but remembering the happy times we've all had together as the class '41,