Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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On the sophomores, the in-betweens, We always can rely: They never fail to find a means, And their spirit will never die! Two hundred and two of the sopho- mores, Belong to the high school Clubs. Theyire always willing to do their chores, And are always in hub-bubs. ,i.?O As the in-betweens are not organized and, therefore, have no ofneers or spon- sor, the fact that they usually have five or six on the Straight A honor roll is the most impressive item to report here. The industrious ones are: Richard Veatch, Bob Bellush, Tom Bellush Cin- Cidentally they are twins, both play bas- ketball, and both are evidently good studentsj, Mary Ellen Howard, and Barbara Davis. Strange as it may seem. the sophomores are better represented on the Straight A honor roll than any other underclass group. .+,T011. Two hundred and twenty-seven Are in the in-between class. They seem to think they're in heaven When walking with a senior lass. But putting all jokes aside Tlze sophomores are dependable, They take all in their stride, And are very recommendable. These Sophomores!

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. All Members of the l IB Class- l lA's and l2B's from A through L l lAls and l2B's.from through Z E,,,.,-...-, ,,., ,, .., , Y H Y - With the juniors we look forward To their triumphant senior year, And may they carry onward The ideals We all hold dear. One hundred seventy-nine of them Are in the high school clubs, Wfe think this is a hopeful sign that Our successors won't be dubs. ,Oii1. The junior class is organized, so we shall take this place to mention their onicers and sponsor. Mr. Gainey, of the history depart- ment, is the sponsor. He is a capable leader, and has been junior sponsor for a number of years. The ofncers are: Tim Elford, presi- :lentg Albert Neumeister, vice-president, Nancy Maynard, secretary, and Gareth Huff, treasurer. For the last big event of the year, the Prom, the juniors work hard, and we, the seniors, Want to express our thanks to them. .. You juniors are good to us, You give us the Prom and such. We really do appreciate the fuss And for you we would do as much. Une hundred and eighty-three Compose this junior class. Oh, how we do appreciate these Of the 'forty-two senior mass. The juniors!

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wi- -. fy-,:, ,iv All Members of the 9B Class 9A's from A through K 9A's from L' through Z V Freshmen-Hail! The beginners, Although they seem so young to us, Must be classed with the winner, For without them we would surely rust! One hundred nineteen freshmen Belong to the high school clubs. They make a deep impression Though they are only cubs. Since the freshmen are not organized, and they have no officers or sponsor, we find that an important thing is that Susanna Gipson made the Straight A honor roll. Whatls the matter with the freshmen, that more of them aren't on the honor roll? Maybe it is too hard for them to get accustomed to high school, but come on freshies, and show us you can do it. Next year let's see five or six from this class on the Straight A honor roll. Without this sturdy class, Bedford High School would be rather empty due to the fact that the freshman class is the largest in high school. These beginners number two hundred and fifty-five. One, two, look who- Three, four, knows the score, Five, six, and can mix, Seven, eight, and can rate Nine, ten, with all the upper-classmen. Eleven, twelve, who can delve Thirteen, fourteen, into the scheme Fifteen, sixteen, and do all the firing Seventeen, eighteen, and all the making Nineteen, twenty, which helps plenty These Freshmen!