Bedford High School - Echo Yearbook (Bedford, PA)

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g fi Good equipment tends to make for good instruction. SCIENCE L. E. CROFT teaches classes in chem- istry, physics. and is Director of Visual Education. 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. 'Qc Aiwa 'Yflf' 45. LESTER E. CROFT FRANCIS B. KOONTZ FRANCIS B. KOONTZ teaches biology to boys and girls in B. H. S. where he came in the fall of 1931 after he had earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Gettysburg College. He has his Master of Education degree from what is now Pennsylvania State University. He is a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. He is head wrestling coach in our school. Authentic Specimens will Odd greatly to the interest of students toking science courses.

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LIBRARY The Library of Bedford l-ligh School is the largest and one of the most plea- sant rooms in our school for quiet study- ing and recreational reading. This year, being twice as large as it was last year, it enables more students to make use ot its facilities. Not only does the library have good facilities for research and reference work, but it contains a varied collection of books, periodicals, and newspapers tor reading enjoyment. Although Miss Sexton is librarian, she admits that she could not get along without her library assistants. The duties of the assistants are typing cards and pockets for in books, taking atten- dance, shelving books, and checking in mail. These assistants are senior high girls chosen from the Junior High Library Club where they have learned, in pre- vious years, the duties of a library as- sistant. A few ofthe assistants who are artistically inclined are given charge of the bulletin boards. sk. l .g. HARRIET J. SEXTON MISS HARRIET JACQUELYN SEXTON earned her B. S. in Li- brary Science from Milicrsvillc State Teachers' College in 1933: she is our high school 1ib1'a1'izm and came to us in the fall of 1955.

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HAROLD G. WILKINSON HAROLD G. WILKINSON has a B. degree from California Teachers College and a Master of Education degree from the University of Pittsburgh. Ile is our head football coach and came tn B. H. S. in the fall of 1950. He teaches Science and Economic Geography. .si -Mix . 'QW . I ' 13. f 'PT i ':-- . E f 1 1 ,f f LQ, f , JOHN L. PHILLIPS Patience and the ability to I5 ew'-Q.. .'H .J- Y Lab experiments are always interesting. -1- 531' 'gf - 1 ,Z 4 if . gg 7 4' .jfwi .,., .. .I Z . f , .,.. I .5 '7 . 2 iII JOSEPH ARMSTRONG 1 SCIENCE JOHN L. PHILLIPS, B. S. in Agricul- tural Education from what is now Penn- sylvania State University: came to B. H. S. in January 1937, but was away on military leave from Feb. 19-I2 to June 1954. He is a member of Scabbard and Blade and Delta Sigma Phi fraternities. He is new teaching in the science dc- partment of B. H. S. JOSEPH ARMSTRONG received his Bachelor of Science degree from Penn State in 1920. He came to B. H. S. in 1946 and returned in the tall of 1956 to teach chemistry and science: he resides in Bedford. carefully observe are requisites for accurate experimentation. Z? if .1 V-Y F1 J