Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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This is our faculty challenged by world events to educate end produce conscientious citizens they deserve our appreciation for their guidance and understanding through four years of high school. They prepare the academic students for college experiences and, later when they will guide this nation and the world to G peaceful existence. They train the commercial students in knowledge and ef- ficiency of business so they, one day, may be able to cope with the problems that confront our economy. And finally, they develop the homemakers and skilled workmen the backbone of our nation with a belief that a happy and healthy family plus a growing and pros- perous industry will moke a better world for all. We ore proud of our faculty.

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Dale D. Heskett Superintendent of Schools B. S. Muskingum College M. A. Ohio State University With Bedford 1950 The educational program is planned and Administration The problems of the administration of a public school system are threefold: to formulate the program of education, to hire trained personnel to carry out the program and to pro- vide housing and facilities for the students Our superintendent. Dale D. Heskett, who has served our school for eight years, has been faced with the problems of a rapidly growing school system. Several new elementary schools and our nearly completed high school have been con- structed under his leodership. In all phases of the educational program the superinten- dent is responsible to and aided by the Board of Education. The members of our board have enviable records of public service in the interest of the youth of Bedford. J. A. Stewart Robert Wright Frances Wright Wayne Golling Robert Strachon