Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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l SPEECH CLASS The orators of tomorrow listen attentively as one of their classmates expounds his views. The fact that speech is now mandatory for an academic diploma is indicative of the in- creasing role of speech in modern education. CHEMIS T R Y CLAJIST Our chemistry lab is the delight of chemistry students and the terror of the rest of the school. lt is here that those weird odors, Well remembered by students past and present, haw. originated. Gz'111'1Lr l7tiQI.lI.f grail n'0rle.f, fulvw' alum' flilllifblif llvrm. lHlll14'l'f GRAMMER AND COMPOSITION This is a college preparatory class in which students polish up their grammar before continuing on to college. How much they learn in this class often determines how well they do in college. wgplmxm I - A 'if

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MAGAZINE DRIVE The sehool is justified in being proud of this year's magazine drive. The senior class, especially, showed an unateustoined burst of energy. We have the pleasant satisfaction of having done a job well. lieft to right: Mary Helen Zink. john Pless, Roger Chase, Marilyn East, Nancy Bair, and Mary l.ou Ravenna. il frvy mn t'lIllllII4'I' who l7l'lll'IZ' they mn. lznierst vii KI WANLS' GUIDANCE DA Y This years graduating class is very fortunate because the Kiwanis Club sponsored a career day for their benefit. The tireless efforts of the Bedford Kiwanis members has been fully appreciated by the juniors and seniors. l.eft to right: Ray Halter, student. -Iudy Kiinbrel, siudentg Mrs. Morrell Turner, regfstrarg Mr, McFadden HHS, prineipalg Morrell Turner. chairman of the Vocational Guidance Comm. of Kiwanisg Howard Gee eounty superintendentg Beulah Pribble, studentg and Lovell Harp. president of Bedford Kiwanis. C' l ii

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Q. im 4-'fx INDUYTR IA L A R TS' There is .mother side to education beside stuffy classrooms and thick text hooks, Our new shop building enables many students to get a practical education in subjects which they will use in making their living. left to right: liddie Smith, Mike liast. Mike Mcffann, Mr. l,use, 'Ioe Brogan, and Kenny Gates. The greatest attribute of our American educational system is that il student is able to procure a truly liberal education. He is able to climb at least a little way out on each limb of the tree of knowledge. Although the student may not become proficient in each branch, he will at least have been exposed to a variety of subjects. l'lus h.n'tl working tlass struggled through Clhaucerian English, poured over pages and pages of Shakespearian drama, and waded ilnouligli a x'erit.uble shoxxer of linglish poetry and prose. They did all this in order to round out their liberal edu- cation in high sthool. t s x x Q