Bedford High School - Echo Yearbook (Bedford, PA)

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xseph Harris Anna I'Ivminq 5. u1.1 I1 llmlscnbury M ic lloldcrbaum Edwin Itkt-A Martina lnhnsnn rcnv Kegq llrl -frx lximr vum' I D4 srx. xlll Koontz drf-ll I. Krame lark Lvnsnrl' lhlarqarrt Kuml Seniors relaxing! V 20 JOE HARRIS- Loppy . . . moves on persuasion only except on the basketball floor . . . wants to be a Marine. ANNA HEMING-Anna . . . a pleasure-loving senior who goes in for singing and dancing in a big way . . . always nice to the sailors. SARAH HOCKENBURY-Sarah . . . she has a sunny disposition that seldom shows a cloud . . . a girl to be copied after. MARIE HOLDERBAUM-Marie . . . gay little miss with dark hair and a cute giggle. . . rates high on girls' basketball team. EDWIN ICKES-Edwin . . . Happy am I, from care am I free, why aren't they all contented like me? MARTINA JOHNSON- Teenie . . . always scurry- ing around . . . Gene Autry's most ardent fan . . . quite a reader of poetry in English class. IRENE KEGG- Kegg . . . fine addition to the trumpet section . . . that profile attracts all the senior boys. HELEN KIMMEL-Helen . . . plays first French horn in band and orchestra . . . one of the beauties from Black Oak Ridge. DONALD KOONTZ- Don . . . always holding a class office . . . now president of senior class . . . the matman whose ialopy serves as taxi to band practice. MILDRED J. KRAMER-Mildred . . . walks straight as a stick . . . her heart belongs to Ralph . . . good natured dame. JACK LEASURE- Chick . . . an all-around guy. . . basketball star and sharp dancer . . . oh, and those plaid shirts! MARGARET KUND- Peg . . . will make a swell stenog . . . a glamour gal with definite opinions.

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JOE DIEHL-Joe . . . pride of the saxophone section . . . handsome hero of Seventeen . . . has a way all his own with the women. LORETTA DIEHL-Loretta . . . light wavy tresses . . . doesn't mind the long ride from Rainsburg each day. MARTHA JANE DlEHL-- Marty . . . always very felicitous . . . plays the saxophone in band and orchestra. MILDRED DIEHL- Mid . . .faithful member of chorus . . . seems last name destined to be Koontz . . . well like by everyone, RUTH DlVELY-Ruth . . . tiny little girl with a tiny voice . . . Alice's shadow . . . quiet as a mouse but dependable as a bugler. ALlCE DIVELY-Alice . . . another Home Ec. girl . . . a demure little miss from Cessna . . . a girl of rare beauty. LOIS EASTER--Lois . . . dimpled, vivacious brunette . . . always ready to take a dare . . . a hep little iitterbug. HARRIET EBERSOLE- Eb . . . natural dances and charmer . . . good heavens! What this gal can do with her eyes! FLOYD ELLIOTT- Pete - the Centerville kid . . . Cumberland is his second home . . . off to Ma- rines before commencement. MILDRED ELLIOTT- Mil . . . she is true to her word, her work, and her friends. MARY EMMA FEIGHT-Mary Emma . . . she is so good-natured . . . fastest girl with the typewriter . . . one thousand per cent dependable. PAUL GEISLER-Paul . . . he believes that the tem- ple of our purest thoughts is silence. K GS: loc Diehl lmr.-'m Dail-l Martha lan Nlllmlrml llwlil Ri 'lx llxxvlx fill- c I7 l Luis lim-I--i ll iii-1 l1:wi-nl-f l'Io-.il l'll lkliltli--il l'lln-v' M lzmm ln-iqlir l'.n:l it l S-s-s-h-hl Senior sleeping! 19 - ,tix

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36'- LlLLlAN LINS-Lillian . . . reserved person with an 'Q even disposition . . . an unusual all A student . . . Mrs. Kirby in senior class play. MYRTLE MARSHALL-Myrtle . . . a short girl who talks rapidly . . . has lost her head upon some occasions. ROBERT MAY- Bob . . . a red-haired air cadet . . . one of the first fellows in our class to 6. leave for the armed forces. EDWARD MILBURN- Corny . . . another of our guys in the service . . . clever on the basketball floor. HILDA MILLER--Hilda . . . tiny as a dot but slick at getting around . . . another Angel of Mercy. RAE MILLER-Rae . . . known for her fine dry hu- mor . . . an accomplished clarinetist who takes her work seriously. RETA MAE MILLER-Reta Mae . . . easy to get along f' with . . . one of the top notch dancers . . . secretary of the senior class. VIRGINIA MINTMIER- Ginny . . . where there's a Mintmier there's Rohm . . . gets her daily quota of mail . . . a very mysterious miss. JANET MOLLENAUER-Janet . . . showed her French sight reading ability all through Carmen . . . won the Honor Society as the outstanding senior. HELEN MORGART-Helen . . . quite a dreamer . . always a good word for her home-town, Rains- burg . . . a typical woman driver . . . she is a dear. CLYDE OLIVER-Clyde . . . tall with a swooping pompadour, or rather it was before he ioined the Navy. OTT 'Anna Jane I ' ' beware' G l.1lli.ml.ins Mxrrlv lklzir-h.xll Robert M woman driver . . . our choice as a nurse, five I ,md NIMHI. Him ,WMM RM A Years from now' iz.-X.. sm., x'H.,m., Mmvmi pm Milli llulcn Slvlguxi Chu: Olixcr Anna la Ol Senior takes a spill! . .