Bedford High School - Echo Yearbook (Bedford, PA)

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5 dl! Parc l'lur.i Russ Nor.: Robinson hi Nl 'R' Rtllllll livxvllx Russrll bpvmrr bliannon I. R ll V W1-H-'I ls-v Nuwli Xknrrcn Siufli YY lflll llctrx' Xkulsclirlrl Seniors ready for G ride! -22- SARAH PATE-Sarah . . . has a finger in every pie . . . presides over Student Council and Hi Lites . . . has much dramatic ability. FLORA ROSE-Flora . . . a Centerville belle . . . has great ability in every course . . . what- ever is worth doing is worth doing well is her motto. NORA ROBINSON-Nora . . . tall dark and quiet . . . excells in Home Ec . . . a real Madam X. EDNA MAE ROHM--Edna Mae . . . always a little drowsy in first period . . . may be the first Mrs. of our class. BEVERLY RUSSELL- Bev . . . her vitality and ani- mation has gained for her many friends as well as responsibilities around school. SPENCER SHANNON- Spike . . . our genial presi- dent of the National Honor Society . . . has a knack of getting in and out of trouble. ROBERT SHOYER- Bob . . . the girls haven't de- cided whether it's his car or him, but he's an alright guy. RAY SMITH-Ray . . . thought he was in the Navy, but decided he likes us better . . . on O. K. guy. WARREN STUFFT-Warren . . . tall, dark and hand- some . . . rates high in football . . . he's a one-woman man. BETTY TRITT-- Bet . . . her spare time is spent in keeping up her heavy correspondence . . . makes friends easily and keeps them. BETTY WAKEFIELD-Betty . . . demure with dimples . . . another blond headed for the altar, we think . . . a girl with plenty of brains. -rl ixefsiiw?

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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! . .

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PEGGY WAMBAUGH- Peg . . . our famous gab- by writer of the gossip column for the Hi- Lites . . . Drexel here we come! BETTY JEAN WATTERS-Betty Jean . . . mellow alto voice . . . heard in all musical activities . . . has her one and only. ROBERT SHAFFER- Bob . . . husky captain of the gridiron men . . . President of the Athletic Scholarship Society . . . very popular guy. MARY WEBER-Mary . . . the outdoor type . . '? very sincere . . . handled the funds in our iunior year. DORIS WILSON- Dory . . . band and orchestra clarinetist . . . one of the future secretaries . . . exciteable blond. GLENN GORDON-Glenn . . . could easily be nick- Y named Shorty -overflowing with humor. MARGARET WILSON- Sis . . . freckled miss who took Home Ec. because her future plans cen- tered around homemaking for Espy . . . she believes virtue is the only true nobility. BETTY WOLFE-Betty . . . tall, dark and sleek . . . A-l in Home Ec .... will have difficulty in selecting her own man. l ROBERT WAKEFIELD- Bob . . . new comer in the r class of '44 . . . quiet type . . . one of the many who loves Mr. Haga's interpretation of Shakespeare. WANDA ZEMBOWER-Wanda . . . a prim little miss with red hair . . . gains knowledge for the future by studying Home Ec. LANTZ KNIGHT- Saxy . . . very likeable with lo . . . didn't want his picture in the Echo, but A ts of musical ability . . . often seen in Everett WWE Wdmrmqh gm, 1. xvsrn-fs Roberr S hereitis. V, , V . V M.-irgfirir Xxilsuri Bc-tu Valli Robert VN ls l ri XVarula Zi-:nhuxxvr I-Brill Senior takes a short-cut! 1k1,.,n- Xkyiwr Doris XX'ilsnn Glenn K1 l