Bethesda High School - Bethian Yearbook (Bethesda, OH)

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Class History Early in September, 1938, we left home and parents to start on our journey in search of a golden knowledge, and expecting to make the best of our opportunities. Our capable ad- visor was Miss Elizabeth Thornberry. Here we heard and learned about fairyland and mysterious objects that were kept in the storehouse of knowledge After awhile we learned the useful information contained in books Sometimes our search for opportunities resulted in futile knowledge and hopeless attempts Much to our surprise in 1945, we became Freshmen having a class of twenty nine un usually intelligent students Mr Dyke was our class sponsor When our second year came to a close we were slowly learning the act of study and concentration For our Sophomore year, Mrs Finely was our sponsor In our third year, we began to undertand the tasks set before us learning Our class sponsor Mrs Bolon, helped us very much She began to direct a play Grandpa Goes to College but our class had such a small amount of talent and was so incapable that the play was cancelled Our .Tumor Senior Banquet was quite successful Then we arrived on September 6 1949 to the last step of our high school career We were Seniors at last and what that word meant We we re a class of twenty two under the careful guidance of Miss Burns Our school days Just slipped hurriedly along and at last graduation day was approchmg The big problem is Will we be ready to face life and to accomplish the tasks set before us when we the Semors of 1950 go out to make our own? We hope that when opportunity knocks we will be able to fulfill our positions to full capacity We wish to take this opportunity to thank our parents and to give credit to teachers and to all those who have so kindly helped and instructed us as we have attempted and completed this search for knowledge We thank Miss Burns and Mr Lynn for their wonderful help in the making of this annual and for all they have done for us We apprecxate the willing assistance Mrs Lemasters has given us in our efforts to type this book A President Bob Mueller 06 it Vice President Joan Mlller lllli ' p 'F 5 9. 5' E TP 5 Ch C O O 0 Vi 1 O a 'I 5 0 S' S S Secretary Martha McBurney Treasurer Beverly Loase 'il News Reporter Betty Lucas Flower Red Rose Colors Maroon and White 14 . . . . . . . l 1 ' ' . . 0 . . g . . 0 . ------- . - U n 0 e 1 ll ' 1 u ' 0 1 n . 0 i I I 1 I C I -v Q . 0 n 1 s ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 . . . . . . 1 . . . . . 1 ,. .,.,.,..... -W-.. ..... Q Q 'funn-..,. .W iq---- ,.....- , ,,. .- we .,.., .- . M... - ,.,.,,.,1 ..,-.1-..,... if: A f --W ,. g,:13',f1T,.4 . at .....-. 4 ,a,. ,, . . . ..,.,, -'- -.--M 'M 'ffh ,,. - ... .. - , ...lo--on - M ,,.. 1 - ' . ' an '--'- ' . .- 1-' ' , ,,,..4.-w ' ,. .--.dn t ...Q ...A U M.. ,W I ups .rig ,N . ..,... iw .. . M . -- :M 2 4 ee.: , - ,.--- A.. . -, l s .a fu., . V f if . f,..A:+f ,,1 1 ,Q i ,'1..1g1 I 5 . 1 D '11 4- . I 5 1 , 3 4--'neg . . I ,.--A ,,.?, 1 - A ' V. 1, :S , ' ,r . Am ,' -1 '- ' ' if at if ' ' f Q . :F - If 4, ,Z . 1 . 'I all K

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Class Wzll We the Seniors of Bethesda High School bemg about to depart from these halls for realms unknown, do make publxsh, and declare tlus our last w11l and testament ln the manner and form thus followmg To John Harold Wood, Dale Kmg leaves hxs abxhty to play basketball Clyde Repxk wills hxs abzhty to operate a car to Harold Russell Make good use of nt when you re learnmg, Harold argle Burns wllls her abxhty to lose a man to Phylhs Greenwood To James White Edward McFadden bequeaths h1s happy go lucky att1tude of llfe Luther Groves leaves to David Lucas his posntlon on the gymnasxum floor at noonhour To Ben Heskett Dlck Mueller leaves h1s earsplxttmg chuckle Charles Murphy leaves to Roy Palmer and B111 Mead h1s love for Amerlcan hterature has enough for both To Mlldred Shrader Nancy Grooms wxlls her short hazr Can you xmagme mt, Mlldred? Bob Mueller wishes h1s corny remarks to go to Davzd McEndree so that he can use them for the Web next year Harold Shepherd wills hls ab1l1ty and experxence 1n football to Grant Mueller Come on, Grant let s make a record To Elxzabeth Lynn Betty Ann Lucas leaves her Job m the offxce There IS a lot of work to do, Ehzabeth Beverly Loase w1l1s her shortness to Marjorxe M1l1er Can t you see that? Laverne McKelvey now wishes to leave hls mathematical ab1l1ty to Neal Carpenter Bessxe Scott wxlls to .Tuanlta Hunt her place m classes and hopes she can f1ll them To Dorothy Dunfee, Joan Mxller bequeaths her tallness Do you thlnk you can ever reach xt, Dorothy? Tom Murphy leaves Slurley Fxtzgerald to the school untml she graduates Bettie McFarland leaves her famous xmagmatwn to Shxrley Dunable Edward Mead bequeaths h1s abxhty to argue and to appear mnocent to Robert Martm He also leaves to h1m hxs bram power. To Mr Gxffen Martha McBurney wllls her barztone horn saymg You fmd someone that w1ll have xt 15 O D I I . . '-T li. I . 1 ' ' . . I I --he . . . . . . . . , . ll UO . , . m.-m..m...... , . , . . .-...Q-m . . . . . , . . . . . .1.....-.-. . . O . . . . .. . 0 I I ' 'lil .