Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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HIGH BEDFORD Mr Hcskett and Mr. Vorlicky talk at a football game. FACULTY Mi IN OUT Boys work in the machine shop. For Whom the Bell Tolls 25

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ADDING to Our Knowledge and Skill Our School Board and Administration has done a fine job of setting up a policy for our new high school that is adequate and thus far successful. Our efficient faculty works hard, not only at teaching their respective subjects, but as our counselors and advisers. Our underclassmen add spirit and new ideas to the activities in school. With fine showings of athletic and scholastic leadership, they are indeed an attribute to the success of our school’s reputation. In this next section you will see how closely our scholastic and extra-curricular activities coincide between students and faculty. 24

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ADMINISTRATION OF BHDFORD CITY SCHOOLS Growth has been the keynote of the Bedford City Schools in the past decade. Growth in population and a resultant growth in school housing, number of professional and non-pro- fessional employees of the Board of Education has been our story. Sixty-eight new elementary classrooms and our fine new high school have been constructed to meet this growth. Under the direction of Mr. D. D. Hcskett, our superintendent of schools, and the Board of Education the growth was anticipated and provided for in advance. Through the efforts of the administration, the business personnel and the voters of the Bedford School District our needs for housing, for teachers and for a broad curriculum have been successfully filled. DALE D. HESKETT: Superintendent of Schools; B.S. Muskingum College; M.A. Ohio State Univer- sity; With Bedford 1950. Administrative planning provides for all the 26