Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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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!

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4, To fill the need for capable direction of the various phases of school life, these persons have been administra- tors of the school program of 1940-41: QU Mixs Ellen Twarr, Dean of Girlsg QZJ Mr. Harry Maurer, Superin- tendent of Schools, OJ Mixs Georgie NlifCl7IlXS0lI, sponsor of the senior class, f4j Mrs. Mildrerl Coryu, secretary to Mr. Mourerg C51 Mr. Nltlllfjfl' Zollumn, Mr. Arch Vorix, Mr. C. O. T11r'm'r, the members of the Board of Education, f6j Miss Milflrmf Wlaz1Ie11, secretary to Mr. Totten, UQ Mr. W. H. SfllCkU'j', Dean of Boysg f8j Mr. W. F. Totten, Principalg Q91 Mr. Todd Gainey, sponsor of the junior class, QIOQ Dr. R. E. W3'nne, school phy- cian, and Miss Grfzrf Si'fJa1'ffr'r, school nurse. , The Girls' Council and Boys' Sponsors are now, by merger, a single student administrative unit known as fllj The Sflllllwlf CTUIIIIFTI. The f0Ill7lI,Cl'S of the organization CIZJ are: Mildred Bair, Barbara Bowers, Chester Byers, Mark Caress, Oreta Greathouse, Rebecca Harris, Max Raines, Miss Ellen Teare, and Mr. W. F. Totten. From this group Mark was chosen president of the Council, Max, vice-president, Rebecca, secretary-treasurer, and Barbara, reporter. The members of the Council this year, because they are the Hrst, are to be known as the charter members.