Bedford High School - Echo Yearbook (Bedford, PA)

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Shelda Whysong, an at- tractive blonde of the graduating class of '52, has served for two years as one of our secretaries. As Mr. Sproul's private secretary, Shelda has many duties including taking and transcribing dictation, making forms and schedules, and preparing requisition sheets. The general operation of the office is in the hands of our two secretaries, Miss Whysong and Miss Neve. Sacrefaries L xx - , Q' ,t.xVl,,Lp ,fl IW, Dorothy Nave, a blonde, blue-eyed newcomer to the school oftice, is also a graduate of the class of '52. Every morn- ing Dottie assists Mr. Behrers with the attendance and types the absentee list which is dis- tributed to all teachers. As Mr, Townsend's secretary, she takes and transcribes dictation, operat- es the Ditto machine, types sten- cils and with Miss Whysong, she takes care of the operation of the school oftice.

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5vl1zfol,Nursc Since the tall of '35 the students of B. H. S. have depend- ed upon our school nurse, Miss Mary Morse, in any emergency which may occur during school hours. She annually gives the audiometric tests to all students in the grade school and also to students in the high school and assists in the dental and physical examinations as well. Our school nurse holds one of the most vital positions in our school. Miss Morse received her training in Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, Maryland, and Children's Hospital, Washington D. C. and has taken graduate work at Penn State. She is a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society. Attendance Direffvr Mr. David G. Behrers, Bedford High's distinguished at- tendance director is a busy man. His duties vary from checking tardy excuses to checking the teachers' attendance records. lf a pupil desires to be excused from school he goes to Mr. Behrers. Mr. Behrers also teaches seventh and eighth grade arith- metic. His iob is not an easy one but he is able to fill it with a great deal of ease and efficiency.

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an Zzculfy Jlflcmb rs Robert C. Andrews Benjamin F. Baker Edward J. Brown Edward Clark Lester E. Croft Thomas A. Doyle -12- ROBERT C. ANDREWS, B.S., Bloomsburg Teachers Col- lege '51, came to B.H.S. in fall of '53, teaches g.ography and social studics and is head basket- ball coach, belongs to Kappa Delta Phi thonorary scholasticl and Phi Sigma Phi Lhonorary social studiesl. His home is in Johnstown, Pa. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BAKER teaches Mathematics, has had 26 years teaching experience, he received his B.S. degree from Juniata College and his M.Ed. degree from the University of Pittsburgh. He has been with B.H.S. since the fall of 1942. EDWARD J. BROWN received his B.S. degree from Penn. State in '53 and came directly to B.H.S. where he teaches Vocational Agriculture. While at Penn. State he was a member of Alpha Tau Alpha lAg. Ed. Hon.J, the Newman Club, and the Collegiate Chapter of F.F.A. His home is at Lloydell, Pa. EDWARD CLARK came 10 B.H.S. in the fall of 1950, fresh fron Pennsylvania State College where he had won his B.S. degree. He also has a M.Ed. degree fron the same institution. He is a member of Pfti Epsilon Kappa fraternity. He graduated from B.H.5. in th: Class of '44 at which time he was named the most versitile boy student. He teaches Health and Physical Education and is the official train:r for our athletic teams. L. E. CROF1' teaches classes in Chemistry, Physics, and Senior Science and is Director of Visual Educa- tion. He holds a B.S. degree from Susquehanna University where he was a member of Phi Lambda Theta fraternity, He came to B.H.S. in the 'Fall of 1927. THOMAS A. DOYLE holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Lock Haven State Teachers College. He came to B.H.S. in the fall of 1952. He is our General Safety Course Instructor. He is a native of Portage, Pa.