Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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SALESMANSHIP CLASS ROW 1 — Ronnie Porter, Dean Endris, Dottie Turpin, Earl Du- sard ROW 2 — George Hob- son, Bruce Claybaugh. STAND- ING — Mr. Brown, Charles Pace. Carolyn Gehring. This group is our future salesmen. In class they learn how to conduct a sale, how to please a customer, how to dis- play goods, and how to sell their goods. Each student who works during the semester receives a credit if they work an average of 1 5 hours a week. It Must All Be Sold!! These boys and girls may some day become America ' s most famous artists. During the year they keep our halls decorated with art work and craft. They enter the Poppy Day contest and also Ihe Clean Up Contest. Mrs. Frank sponsors this group. ART CLUB FRONT ROW — Nancy Stough, Carolyn Lone, Robert Clifton, Lela Boyd, Mary Butler, Janice Edgell, Sharon Spires, Bob But- terfield, Bob Cosner, Nancy Fish, Larry Eddington, Jerry Anderson, Ronald DeFord, Billy Viers. STANDING — Mrs. Frank. Betty Boyd. MODEL —Beverly Wagner. This page is sponsored by THE ART STORE

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LITERARY CLUB SITTING — Patty Crawford, Rae Jean Cnpe, Jackie Sexton, Ann Fultz, Jean Ann Williams, Mary Ruth Hartman, Barbara Blackwood. STANDING— Gladys George, Suzy Gunther, Barbara Bobbitt, Eliza- beth Jourdan, Sue Johnson, Ethel Carson, Marylou Ravenna, Barbara Jones, Miss Durrenberger, Helen Byers, Mary Jane Hobson, Kay Mayo, and Inez Hostettler. The sponsor of this club is Miss Frances Durrenberger. Various members of the club give book reports every meet- ing. At Christmas they held a Christmas party in the cafeteria. The girls had a picnic in May. They also gave Miss Byerley a library cart to use in the new library. Food For Body And Soul— And This group of girls is responsible for serving the good meals you have in the cafeteria. They can either get a credit or they can eat their lunch there free. Miss Marsh supervises this group. CAFETERIA WORKERS ROW ] — Carolyn Graves, Nancy Fish. Janice Edgell. ROW 2 — Cecilia Burkes, Carole Pruitt, Sandra Sue Brewer, Margaret Miller, Marilyn Hackney, Sara Swigart, Donna Fortner, and Dot- tie Turpin. This page is sponsored by the BEDFORD DAIRY COMPANY

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MACHINE SHOP Mr. Bcals checks Bob Holzhause as he smooths a piece of metal for a vise he is making. Machine Shop courses include Machine Shop 1 and 2, Pattern Making, Foundry, Cabinet Making, and Drawing. Students in the shop courses gain instruc- tion in the use and operation of such ma- chines as engine lathe, drill press, milling machines, shaper, grinding machines, and welding equipment. All skills learned here may be used as a livelihood later. Technical Skills MECHANICAL DRAWING Roger Kopp finishes a drawing under Mr. Luse ' s direction. Any boy interested in engineering, ma- chine shop, drafting, designing, archi- tecture, or blue print reading would be wise to take mechanical drawing in high school. Pattern making and Foundry were put into our school at the request of the in- dustries of Bedford. This course gives experience in the construction of wood patterns, the building of sand molds and the making of castings — all of them skills that can be used in local industry. This page is sponsored by HILDERBRAND MOTORS