Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Tensions ore relieved and the student lets off excessive energy in physical education classes. Physical fitness and activities for future leisure hours ore stressed. In addition to displaying athletic ability, we learn the true meaning of good sportsmanship through friendly competition in intramural sports. G. T. WATSON: B. S. Ohio Stote University; Athletic Director; Outside Interest: Athletic Activities; With Bedford 1955. KATHERINE WINGET: B. S. Ohio State University; Physical Education; Outside Interest: Sports Cars; With Bedford 1956. KAROLYN HOOD: B. A. Fairmont State College; Physical Education; Outside Interest: Camping; With Bedford 1957. J. J. TROJAN: B. S. Findley College, M. A. Univer- sity of Wisconsin; Physical Education; Outside In- terest: Officiating High School Sports; With Bedford 1950. Physical fitness and safe driving habits are DRIVING There is much more to driving than merely sitting behind the wheel. The driver education classes teach a knowledge of highway rules and a mature attitude toward driving, while stressing safety above all. Fifty percent of our graduates benefit from the painstaking instruction in driving and development of safety habits. J. E. ROSE: B. S. Miami University; Driver Education; Outside Interest: Gardening; With Bedford 1956. S. I. HOTT: B. S. Wooster College, M. A. Western Reserve University; Driver Education; Outside In- terest; Hunting; With Bedford 1927. Sofety check for students ' cors. 20

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industry needs skilled labor and the Industrial arts program of Bedford High School is geared to meet this need. The boys develop skills in leather- craft, plastics, wood-working, printing, drafting, end machine shop. Tools, techniques and termino- logy are taught for application in future vocations. R. E. PENZA: B. S. Kent Stote University, M. E. Kent State University; Industrial Arts; Outside Interest: Building Home; With Bedford 1945. E. F. PETRILLI: B. S. Ohio State University; Supervisor of Industrial Arts; Outside Interest: Golf and Hunting; With Bedford 1946. R. W. CHILCOTE: Kent State Uni- versity; Trades and Industries; Outside fnterest: Numismatist; With Bedford 1948. A. R. DAVIS: B. S. Kent State University; Industrial Arts; Outside Interest: Spectator Sports; With Bedford 1941. and industrial skills are available to all. V. KACZYNSKI: S. A. Kent State University; In- dustrial Arts; Outside Interest: Drawing; With Bed- forH 1957. A. E. DePOMPEl: B. S. Kent State University; Industrial Arts; Outside Interest: Golf; With Bedford 1950. Student assignment in drafting class. 19

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MUSIC AND FINE ARTS Musical abilities arc developed through glee club, chorus, the coveted position in the A Capello Choir, orchestra ond band. Through these various courses the student learns to work with others to produce a harmonious group performance. GERTRUDE DEBATS: B. S. M. Oberlin College, M. A. Western Reserve; Music Supervisor; Outside Interest: Music; With Bedford 1924. L. A. DuVALL: B. S. Ohio Stote University; Bond Director; Outside In- terest: Music; With Bedford 1956. W. T. THOMAS: B. S. M. Capital University; Orchestra; Outside In- terest: Music; With Bedford 1953. ADELAIDE BEHREND: B. S. Kent State University, M. A. West- ern Reserve University; Music; Outside Interest: Color Photography; With Bedford 1935. K : i practiced and cultural arts are acquired. The fine ort department offers us an oppor- tunity to express ourselves through color, line, and form. Appreciation for famous pointings is encouraged. Natural ability is developed and molded until quality pieces ore produced. J. E. POTI: B. F. A. Ohio Wesleyon University; Art; Outside Interest; Water Coloring; With Bedford 1953. Elinor Borbcno puts up a poster over the wotchful eye of Pot Barr. 21