Bedford High School - Echo Yearbook (Bedford, PA)

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ELVIN LANGHAM Elvin . . . enjoys musical side of life . . . occupies his time practicing on clarinet for role in band and orchestra . . . shows ability in working tough problems in math class. GERALDINE LAW . Gerry . . . her only year with us . . . is studying Home Economic subjects . . . member of the Home Ec. and Future Nurse's clubs . . . thinks permanent-waving would be fun in the future. HOWARD MAY Howard . . . stayed away from B.H.S. to bag himself a deer . . . acknowledged as a whiz on ice . . . noted for passing in themes and book reports three days late. JANET MILLER Janet . . . a small fry even in high heels . . . pre- pares for nursing career by delving into rudi- ments of home-making and by joining Future Nurses' Club. RITA MILLER Rita . . . tall lady with flashing dark eyes who sports a lirst-class smile . . . president of Home Economics Club . . . enjoys sewing and makes her own clothes. BETTY MOCK Betty . . . whose quick speech and action make toward progress . . . one of the best Latin stu- dents . . . will study more sum, esse, f ui at Penn Statefthen teach it. EMIL MOCK Emil . . . never misses a chance to sing in the chorus and double quartette . . . says, May I help you, please? in tlze A 81. P store after school. CHARLES MOWERY Charlie . . . fits description of tall he-man with black hair . . . rides the bus from Lincoln Town- ship . . . intends to make use of the benefits he derived from F.F.A. FLOYD NEE Floyd . . . one of our eatingest and sleep- ingest boys . . . whose outstanding feature is his big blue eyes . . . wants to be a jack-of-all- trades. DONALD OLIVER Don . . . who has a natural tendency toward farming . . . gives his time to F.F.A .... also band where he is presiding officer . . . takes prize for most bashful. EVELYN OSTER Ebbie . . . leaves farm every morning to train for private secretary . . . iiddled away for two years in orchestra . . . learns artistic typing in commercial club . . . likes chorus and Tri-Hi-Y, RUTH PETREA Ruthie . . . tall, blond-haired lass from up Schellsburg way . . . prefers to sing her time away in chorus, dance orchestra, and double trio . . . not absorb commercial subjects. MARY POTTS Mary . . . practically lives in sewing and cooking classes . . . for she is interested in Home Econo- mics . . . she is proud of her photograph collec- tion of movie stars. JAMES REIDLER Jim . . . a camera fiend who knows his photo- graphy . . . president of Camera Club . . . makes girls swoon with his accordian . . . one of few boys who takes commercial course. GORDON RENSHAW Renny . . . develops his own snapshots from knowledge gained in Camera Club . . . finds Senior science an absorbing subject . . . makes his pin money by clerking at Jack's.

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MARGARET ROBINSON Peggy . . . always on the go with a disposition that never has a setback . . . journalistic likings led to editorship of Hi-Lites and position on Echo Staff. BETTY ROSE Rosie . . . a candid brunette . . . head usher . . - wears Honor Society pin . . . her rating in scholarship is definitely tops . . . dramatic ability has gained her leading roles in class plays. GERALD SCHAEFFER Gerald . . . takes a bus to B.H.S. from Colerain Township to gain more and more knowledge on his pet subject, agriculture . . . takes Farm Show prizes . . . vice-president of F.F.A. EUGENE SHAFFER Shaff . . . academic student who literally struggles through French class Fifth period every day . . . best way to describe him is to say-short, shy, and likeable. LORRAINE SHAFFER Shaff . . . after graduation she is planning a cruise on the good ship S.S. Matrimonian . . . dancing is her hobby so she's an expert . . . be- longs to Home Ec. Club and chorus. STEWART SHIPLEY The Major . . . pride of Rainsburg . . . favorite sports are varsity football and wrestling . . . hobby is women . . . favorite pastime seems to be arguing with Mr. Sheely. FRANK SMITH Frank . . . quiet as a mouse . . . perservering in his work . . . enjoys physics above aught else . . . spends spare moments practicing for band where he plays trumpet. ROBERT STROUP Stroupy . . . injects humor into any situation . . . makes lamps and candy dishes during shop periods . . . they had him in mind when they coined the phrase, ladies' man. JANET THOMAS Jan . . . typical outdoor girl . . . finds pleasure in long hiking and biking trips . . . realistically played Beth in Little Women . . . intends to become a good physical ed. instructor. JOAN THOMAS Jo . . . the other half of the Thomas sister act . . . likes great outdoors . . . also Student Council work . . . has same ambition as her sister for life work. WILLIAM TURNER Bill . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . went back to childhood days by developng chicken pox . . . attempts to master William Tell technique in Archery Club. MARGARET WAKEFIELD Margaret . . . honor roll student whose ability is directed toward Latin and French . . . gains practical business knowledge by clerking at jack's . . . reporter for Hi-Lites. JEAN WAMBAUGH Jean . . . one of the most studious members of the class . . . revels in Caesar's campaigns and Cicero's orations . . . wants to go to Millersville and become an elementary teacher. ANITA WEAVERLING Anita . . . we can hardly imagine this smiling lass is a senior . . . she's so tiny . . . we know she takes the general course . . . we know nothing of future plans. RITA WEBER Rita . . . parades her blue and white uniform behind the drum in B.H.S. band . . . also plays violin in orchestra . . . another future nurse headed for Mercy Hospital.