Bedford High School - Torch Yearbook (Bedford, IA)

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37' 2' If Z ' TOP ROW--Left to right-Glynn Widner, Claude Thompson, Donald Trumbo, Carl Stephens, Joe Scane, Alina Sleep, Rose Tracy, Ruth Stewart, Donald Wllite, Elmer Sillllll, Raymond Shum. THIRD ROVV-Agatha Watkins, Hazel Thompson, Iness Beard, Marjorie Street, Virginia Pieringer, Marion Paschal, Eula Parrish, Doris Tracy, Verla Streebin , Harriett Woodyard, Marie Stonep SECOND ROW--Doris Snyder, Ruth Purcell, Jean Terrill, Erma Scott, Ethel Payne, Mary Stephens, Maude Shaddy, Ruth Oxley, Letha Stephens, Nora Sto11er. ' FIRST ROW-Jack Thompson, Ralph Oxley, Dale Rankin, Jackson WOO1VCTt0ll. Sophomore Class Histor September first, nineteen hundred twenty-four, S8V6l1ty-l1l1lG students set sail in the Sophomore craft of the B. H. S. fleet on the Sea of Learning. They had not sailed far before Miss Holloway was appointed advisor. A meeting was called and all the mates assembled on deck where Elmer Bladow, Captain, Myrtle Avey, Mate, and Alvin Klopp, Treasurer were elected to guide this ship of State. This happy-go-lucky crew then sailed into the sea of First Six Weeks Test, Some grew rather sea sick but they were soon as frisky as ever. The football season called, Verne Gillet, John Crum and Harry Longfellow who yearned for a wider and more varied scope of Learning so made the team, and helped the bunch battle to keep the B. H. S. reputation. Traveling grew tiresome so on October thirty-first, the Sophomores and 1:15- 1' Sf Q E: af I P-' xnxx- g 6, 1 Q Au .Page Twenty-two . . ,