Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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SUPERINTENDENT BEDFORD SCHOOLS H. H. Mourer, high school prinf cipal 19314938 and Superinf tendent since that date, has seen Bedford through the Depression and the War . . . PostfWar build- ing plans and curriculum revisf ions are the big jobs ahead now, for both Mr. Mourer and Mr. Lloyd. Miss Zulene Johnson - Secretary to the superintendent. One ofthe mountains, each a mighty voice SCHOOL BOARD A public spirited and progresf sive schoolboard is the back' bone of any public school sys' tem. Bedford has been forf tunate through all the years in having superior groups of board members. Rollie Tindal, secretaryg Arch Voris, presidentg Ralph Car' michael, treasurerg H. H. Mourer, City School Superinf tendent.

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1 HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL H. A. Lloyd is now completing his third year of Work in Bedford High School. Two of these three have been the extrafbusy war years . . . Mrs. Mary Snapp-Secretary to the principal. Two voices are thereg one is of the sea, CUSTODIANS lndustry, high standards of conduct, and conf tinuous good humor are essential qualities of those workmen who must do their work among busy teachers and indifferent students day after day. Bedford High School is proud to number among its friends those who Work around us. Mr. ot, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Pitf fi ,gfbatton , Y -..... . , -wi. , N... , fi... ,- vm V. nn W.. 6 'ik .W ,wif - fi I' ' A fy 1 g A .Q Q .Q , f V ' 7 , x l' ' V. , ,ii . 'WH ff? .. ,f ' '4 I, i A '. -4 ' 4, ,Q 1' ., an , -. A

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