Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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Bow GIRL Those Who Are C'Most Among Us 6'-ani'-F3 Ill X I gi! Tl . - C V M, Il X nn yi ,if Mosr XVHAT? Attractive The guys and gals of the senior class let their hair down and voted for the outstanding characteristics of their class- mates. After counting, check- ing, and tabulating votes we present an untouched record of the results. Norman Dunlap Athletic, Artistic Adaptable Ambitious Bashful Clever Coy Collegiate Dramatic Efficient Fun Forgetful Flirtatious Glamorous lnquisitive Betty lndustrious Likeable Likely-to-succeed Musical Mischievous Original Optimistic Persuasive Pessimistic Popular Polite Representative Sincere Sentimental Sophisticated Stubborn Talkative Wolfish Understanding Intelligent V ivacious Best Best Best Best Best Best dancer dressed personality singer leader all around Jim Foug Charles Beretta Ralph Harrell Jack Endris Earl Harris Bob Neumeister Franklin Taggart Jerry Queen Ray Lavender Delbert Johnson Delbert Johnson Delbert Jo-hnson Bob Allen Bill Jeffries Jim Foug Burns Henderson Barton Grabow Burns Henderson Ray Lavender Paul Love Franklin Taggart Bob Young Bob Young Harold Foster Bob Willianis Bob Morrison Bob Williams Joe Dossen Tom Abel Delbert Johnson Tom Abel Dick Reid Bill Jeffries Joe Dossen Burns Henderson Bill Ross Fred Stipp Gilbert Soder Bob Williams Durward Holmes Carolyn Haste Ann Hitchcock Betty Zetterberg Betty Farrell Catherine Leahy Marilyn Holmes Betty lrick Phyllis Armstrong Betty Farrell Catherine Leahy Betty Farrell Ann Mae Quackenbush Mary Lou Hunt Phyllis Jackson Phyllis Armstrong Mary Lou Hunt Betty Farrell Betty Farrell Betty Farrell Minerva Henderson Ann Mae Quackenbush Sue Stipp Juanita Eddington Pat Lewis Jo Ann Elrc-d Connie True Betty Montgomery Betty Farrell Mary Lou Pitman Mary Lou Pitman Anne Dixon Arthur Prettiest eyes Prettiest complexion Prettiest hair Prettiest smile Cutest Nearest Friendliest Bob Williams Bc-b Williams Jim Foug Jim Foug Bob Hall Dick Scott Jce Hunter Delbert Johnson Delbert Johnson Marian Sherwood Phyllis Armstrong Ann Hitchcock Minerva Henderson Jo Mascio Connie True Anne Dixon Betty Farrell Juanita Eddington Betty Farrell Betty Farrell Nancy Bridwell Elaine Eshler Anne Dixon Elaine Eshler Norma Myers Anne Dixon Juanita Eddington

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They Are Eager and Unafraid YOUNG, EUGENE-No Activities. TAGGART, JAMES-Band, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Orchestra. JEFFRIES, WILLIAM D.-Basketball Varsity, Reserve Team, I-Ii-Y, Golf, President of Junior Class. BEEDIE, ADA-G. A. A. FLYNN, CHARLES-U. S. Marines, Boys League. HUTCHINSON, JAMES LEE-Army Air 'Corps. Golf, 2, 3, Latin Club, 1, Motion Picture Projector Operator, 2g Pioneer Staff, 3. LAUX, JOHN WRIGHT-U. S. Navy. Allied Youth, lg Motion Picture Operator, 3. MONDAY, GERALD-New Activities. OUR SPONSOR Smiling-Through the Years. No better picture of Miss Mitchusson could be carried in the minds of any senior class than that presented in these words. John Torphy, class of '38, says it for all the classes of her sponsorship. A TRIBUTE G-Grandest personality in Bedford's High School, E - Every student she inspires to use the Golden Rule. O -On with her spirit of always a try, R - Right from wrong, and never say die. G - Gray through these years her hair has grown, and I -I know that many of her graduates have flown, A -Around this world and into fame. M - Motherly in assisting one to learn her way I -I can visualize her standing there today, T -Telling many facts and fiction true, of C - Chapman's Horner and of Tennyson too. H - Happy always, never blue, U -Up to success she appeals to you. S - She's sincere, kind, thoughtful and true, S -Seniors love het and her smile. O - On their side she agrees to be. N - Never will I forget her-she lives in my memory. -JOHN TORPHY, 1958

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Juniors Eagerly Prepare for Their Final Year 53.1 I 5453 lf '31, 333 N J i i r ,s ,ly .rv . , W rj A -ggiif ri it -1- , J a it 5 , .QQ 20 P L, V Q , 2 f A X QQ sf X J ig-izi fe gl , :IN KA ee J issseffeferfi Q X . it Row one: Bill Abel, Marilyn Acton, Vernie Adams, Roy Adamson, Gerald Baker, Arthur Banta, George Bechner, Ada Beedie. Row two: Doris Bellush, Howard Blackburn, Catherine Bledsoe, Tom Bolding, Melvin Bough, Norma Box, Gilbert Bridwell, Phyllis Brinegar. Row three: Betty Buchner, Phyllis Byers, Lucille Canfield, J. T. Carter, Barbara Casada, Frank Chase, Evelyn Chestnut, Phil Concannon. Row four: Mary Ann Dahn, Betty DePierre, Glenn Dillon, Jeanette Dobkins, Phyllis Dorsctt, Eva Dossen, Dan Dunihue, Dorine Edington. Row five: Jim Farrell, Gene Fordyce, Ann Furst, Marjorie Gaines, Bob Gillespie, Joan Gipe, Bill Gratzer, Bernie Green Row six: Deward Gregory, Richard Grifhth, Reva Grogan, Carolyn Guthrie, Chloalis Hall, Leo-nard Hanners, Lionel Hanners, Don Harrell, Row seven: Margaret Harris, Dorothy Hawkins, Lois Hawkins, George Hitchcock, Mary Jeanette Holt, Mary Housier, Carol Howard, Mary Hurst, Jim Ingalls, Vera Jackson, Viola Jacksonr Bill Jeffries David Johnson Joe John o 3 3 3 S ni Jesse Keach, Don Kinkead. Row eight: Freddie Kibler, Bette King, Eugene King, Gus Klumpp, Karl Klumpp, Fay Krausbeck, Joanne Lake, Martha Lewis, Walter Long, James Lovell, Barbara McDowell, Betty McGregor, Jerry Manzenberger, Bill Mapes, Charity Martin, Ann Mascio. Row nine: Henrietta Meno, Wayne Mitchell, Virginia Morris, Lloyd Murphy, Evelyn Nelson, Avanell Olson, Dick Pace, Vivian Pace, Don Patton, Don Purdy, Christine Ratliff, Russell Redman, Jim Reynolds, Leona Reynolds, Kenneth Root, Winston Schloot. Row ten: Rosamond Sharpe, James Spears, Marilyn Stapp, Jacqueline Tabor, Marcia Tomey, George Tovey, Shirley Tredup, Dick Trueblood, Bill Turner, Harriett Turner, Blythe Wagoner, Evelyn Weaver, Florence Van Winkle, Helen Webster, John Wells, Mary Rose Zollman.