Bedford High School - Torch Yearbook (Bedford, IA)

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'n'n'n'u'u'i'n n u'u'n'u'u'n'u a'u'n'u'i LGS '-'u'n'u'u'-'-'-'n'. n'i'n'ln'n'n'n'u'-'n'u'-'u'-'n'uPn'-'- F DONALD GOODIN--Junior CGuardJ The Bedford line was weakened by the loss of Goodin, when he received a bro- ken arm in the Mt. Ayr game. He shows promise of becoming a really great lineman next year. MERRILL GEAGLEY-Senior CHalf-backl Giggs possesses the ability to throw a forward pass With almost bullet-like accuracy and speed, ALVA WYCOFF-Sophomore CFul1-backb Although very light for a full-back Shorty stepped into that position after Huff was shifted on to the line and played the position like a veteran. n'n'u'n'n u'n'- n'-'n

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LGS . Fi B3 A MAXON MOHLER-Freshman Qhalfebackj Maxon's ability was not discovered until the latter part of the season but was found to be a reliable ground-'gained when given the ball. Much is tio be ex- pected in his next th-r-ee years. CHARLES HUFF-Senior CTacikleJ He was tried out at full-back but found his logical position was at left tackle where he was a tower of strength. His graduation this year will make a big vacancy. DONALD AiNDE'RiSON--Sophomore CEndJ Small but mighty is the phrase which desc-ribes this end , He is only a Sopho- more and his ability will h-dlp to make winning football teams for B, H. S. in the next two years. DEAN WHITE-Sophomore CClentcrJ White always had many enemies 'opposite him after his first quarter and they found he was a hazrd man to tak-e oiut. Much is expected of him in his next two years.

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.-Jw-.-.-.-.-J LGS -4-rw.-.-.I- I I1 IE HOWARD GILCHRLST-Junior CEndJ A heady player with lots of fight and first man down on punts. CHARLES GREENLEE-Senior iTackleJ When Goodin was hurt in th-e tussel with Mt. Ayr, Greenlee was ready to take his place. He played a good game and his he-lp will be mfssfe-d by graduation. DONALD SHERRICK-Junior CGuard5 Sherrick had lots of fight and plenty of spirit. He will be a head liner next year,