Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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JUNIOR LEADERS fipifi Brains and guiding hands — sponsors: Miss Myrtle Norman and Mr. Robert Carpenter aided and abetted by officers: Carolyn Zipp, secretary; Dale Auerbach, president; Morris Norman, vice-pres- ident; Joanne True, treasurer. Behind the scenes — a lot of hard work, busy days, loaded with fun, made it possible for us to give the seniors one of the best proms ever. Our Ways and Means committee had money-making schemes galore. The field was narrowed to school directories, basketball programs, Valentine dance, and magazine sale. Seated: Carl Boyer; Chairman, Charles Emery, Charles Persh- ing; Rae Huffacker; Warren Lundy. Standing: Marilyn Harrell; John Browning; Dorothy Cum- mings; Roland Clubb; Norma Edwards; Wilda McCauley. Now for the enjoyable part — the food — that leads us to our Refreshment committee: Seated: Chairman, Gerry Maddox; Betty Martin; Marjoric Dossen; Robert Brincgar; Hugh Pruett; Rachel Box. Standing: Jane Fish; Jackie Sherwood; Ula Mae Walker. And for every dance there must be music, the project of the Orchestra committee. Seated: Oran Faris; Shirley Babb; Oweetah Norman; Joanne Bullock. Standing: Albert Corpening; Anne Shoulty; Chairman, Arch Girdley; Kenneth Plummer; Roberta Root. Decorations are the highlight of dances — thanks to the De coration committee. Seated: Jean Sherwood; Louella Hawkins; Albert Todd; Ron- ald Clubb; Mabel Schloot. Standing: Barbara Leahy; Robert Shotts; Joan Sears; Kay Small- wood. Those shining new rings were selected by: Seated: Oran Faris; Dale Auerbach; Morris Norman; Barbara Leahy. Standing: Esther Kellams; Mary Fox; Gerry Maddox; Doris Albietz; Marjorie Dossen; George McCune; Arch Girdley; Albert Todd- Ian Templeton; Charles Emery; Kenneth Plum- mer: Ronald Clubb.

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Looking ahead Biology, math, and physics classes at work. The true scientific spirit, so we learn in 9A English, is repre- sented by those who ask questions, seek the answers, and arrange these answers in orderly fashion. As freshmen tee ask the questions, as sophomores we KNOW the answers, as juniors we arrange things — not always in orderly fashion.

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The Juniors . . . led by Dale Auerbach . . . gave us a swell prom . . . brains in HOME ROOM 30 Left to Right Top row: Patricia Adams, Dale Auerbach, Lucille f-a ' iey, Frederick Bickenheurer, Carl Boyer, John Browning. Row two: Richard Byers, John Gcndiff, Emma Cum- mings, Joan Duncan, Charles Emery, j ' ' ildied Eddington. Row three: Oran Faris, Betty Farme , Jane Fish, James Flick, Wayne Girdley, Witt Goad. Row four: Phyllis Hudson, Esther Kedams, William Klumpp, Betty Martin, Wilda McCuiley, Dathena Mitchell. Row five: Marley Mundy, Eugene Sanders, Mabel Schlo- ot, Maurice Sears, Joanne True. Row six: Harvey Turpin, Doris Walker, Crystal Wayman, Bonnie Wray, Carolyn Zipp. Robert Borden, Joseph Mitchell, William Nilson are also members of the above home room. HOME ROOM 6 Left to Right: Top row: Dorothy Cummings, Marjorie Dossen, Barbara Early, Norma Edwards, Shirley Fisher, Gleason May, Phyllis Morrison, Morris Norman, Oweetah Norman, Robert Owen. Row two: Jane Perry, Jeanine Piper, Betty Pitman, Ken- neth Plummer, Patty Porter, Hugh Pruett, James Rainey, Roberta Root, Jack Turner, Ula Mae Walker. Guy Morris, Ray Riggle, and Mary Williams are also in this home room. . ! , s U