Bethesda High School - Bethian Yearbook (Bethesda, OH)

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CLASS WILL Upon behalf of my clxent the class of 1951 of Bethesda Hxgh School of the cxty of Bethesda state of Ohlo U S A I have called you together upon thus solemn and oc casxon to 11sten to her last wlll and testament and to recewe from her dymg hand the few gxfts she has to bestow m her last moments We gxve and bequeath to the dear faculty who have been our mstructors ln all the wisdom of the ages a sweet and unbroken successxon of restful nxghts and peaceful dreams Vk e leave to the Jumor Class as a student body John Vbood's knowledge of eco nomxcs phxlosophy art sc1ence and the umverse ln whole or m part We trust the class may be able to survlve xt The followxng may seem but trtflmg bequests but we hope they may be accepted not as worthless thxngs lavxshly thrown away because we can no longer keep them but as valuable assets to those who may recexve them and as a continual remmder of the generoslty of heart dxsplayed nn our free and full bestowal To our class sponsor Mxss Burns the profound admxratlon and ever endurmg frxendshxp of the class of 1951 To the football team of next year the abxllty of Eugene Snyder and Dave McEndree We couldn t mduce Grant Mueller to surrender hxs To Jtm Brannen the example of all the members of thms class We have proven ourselves able to keep qunet on all occasxons Sheer numbers ought to convmce and convert Jxmmy To the Freshman Class that is to be any overlooked cuds of gum we may have left adherxng to the undersrde of desks bamsters assembly seats or any lxkely or unlikely places V1 e have somettmes had to rxd ourselves of these 1n too much haste to be able to ptck and choose the most desxrable means of dmsposal To Vmvxan Horton Elame Mxnder s ancestors She feels she wxll not need them anymore She can face the world behmd her own coat of pamt Bob Kxldow wants to wxll hrs humorous w1t to some student to use on a certam teacher who won t appreciate xt Norma Snyder wishes to wxll her long ha1r to Sh1rley Fitzgerald Darrell Lucas wxlls hxs foul shootmg abllxty to Glenn Green Edward Green s shyness to B111 Mead To Francxs Huntsman Grant Mueller wxlls hxs ab1l1ty to keep up wxth hns lessons tn government class Don t get two months behmd on your answers as Grant dxd Paul Schafer leaves hxs book of lamentable excuses for not havxng h1s work com pleted to Garry Ballard Shlrley Dunable wxlls her offxce Job to Shxrley Schultz To anybody who needs xt Bob Martm's and Roy Palmer s bluff Apply early and avoxd the rush Shxrley Mechem s bookkeepmg abxlxty to the oncommg Sophomores They ll need It Mary Ellen wxshes to wnll her alarm clock to Marlene Spencer lt gets you here but leaves no margxns elther way Ask Mr Stalder Stewart wxlls hxs way wxth the gurls to Roger Wood Howard leaves h1s ab1l1ty to decorate to any school person who will apprecxate xt Howard has a new way of takmg down as soon as he puts xt up Juamta wills her abxllty to make eyes to the good lookxng Semors of 1952 to Phyllxs Greenwood Rosalie Hmerman wllls her clarinet to anybody who wxll have tt Neal Carpenter leaves his slow and easy pace to John Lucas Benny Heskett wxlls hrs stubborness to Gene Green because Juanita thinks he wxll be much mcer wnthout lt Wanda Jarrett wxlls her place ln chemxstry class to Mtldred Shrader Dave Burns wills his amd to anyone needmg thelr new manslons wired He will be a good one because he took lt under Mr I-'onto Kenny Lucas leaves h1s Motor Btke from Mars to Mr Lynn who he hopes will be able to take Edna rxdxng on Sunday afternoon ll . . . . , . To Laurel Ballard--Elizabeth's gift of gab. . , . . . . , .

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l 7' alll ROY PALMER Prmce of Peace Contebt Chorus Football Baseball EDWARD GREEN Physxcal Education '78 NEAL CARPENTER Baseball KENNETH LUCAS randpa Goes To College Football DAVID BURNS Physu al Educahon H Club 10 These boys were the quiet determmed sec-non of the m lass They have sue h unllmnted poablbllxtrs when looking into the future that ll woulc be hard to sug gest what tnmgs they wlll lm complnsh K. . E R . B .. ............ ........Z-3 'Y 1 ....... ......... A -3-bl h' ' Q'f3 f ' .... ....l-Z-3-4 , U f arf-H 5 Q - ,',1A5!L.Zx?3L.,.- off? .V .... . .... ...3-Al 1 -. nc ' .....................l-3 -- ' .... ....l-Z43--S

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Noon Hour Newsreel These word pictures give you a little glimpse into some of the activities of different groups around B H S during the noon hour The cafeteria has such attraction for everyone The cooks are the most popular girls around school The boys either go back to refill their Down on the ball field a big softball plates to see the cooks or both game is usually in progress for many They can t be blamed though of the boys Then there are the basketball enthusiasts who keep the floor hot during the noon hour game A few c uples are to be seen strolling along h nd in hand in their own rosy world unaware of the aCtlV1t1CS around them Many f the girls discuss the latest fashions and try to seem so sophisticated but they are sure to be seen flirting with the boys Class Prophecy We feel that the class of l95l of Bethesda High School is an unusually outstanding class It has several outstanding students many hard workers and many who are bound to make a success of life For this reason the prophecy of the Senior Class was written tc try to look into the future and give an honest prediction of each Senior s life David Burns IS handy with tools and at making things He has had much experience working on a farm and for these reasons should make a success in h1s chosen profession He is now a representative for A1115 Chalmer s Neal Carpenter has worked hard all his life and will keep on working and will always provide for his dependents He has entered the army and is ready for a promotion Howard Davis can do many things well and is always ln there trying so Howard looks headed for a successful career He will be a famous mechanic for Ford Mary Ellen Dougherty has always done well rn school and will contrnue to do so rn the nursing profession which she plans to enter She has taken part 1n school activities so it looks l1ke Mary Ellen will get along well in life Look for her as Mrs Roosevelt's special nurse Shirley Dunable has always gotten along well with people and this asset among others should carry her far She will sing for the Kmg and Queen of England and will be a marked success Edward Green is a boy with a pleasing personality and who is always in there pitching so we know that these thmgs will help him make a success He is now the world's best known fisherman Benny Heskett is planning to go to college We know he will do well in whatever major he chooses He has been in many outside activities He will be one of the Pres1dent's specxal advisors 12 ... . . . 1 0 if I . . I c pi- .. o ' I -. , ' D . . .. .,. . . .- , . . . . ' I . . . . . . .