Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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Vw, ' Q, 4. 3 K 1 , 'f 5 sgiigw 3 3 S ggggpui M g dl an U' c a fb 1 Q: , Q s K v .. 2 S Vi wsu y Lf S, -9 cub, ,,, RlB6BG5 3595 i Q ,Ng ' ea 45 4. sip ,y M, , ,p ser Organized for the purpose of training students for work during Christmas vacation it also adds to the students knowledge in future jobs. Mr. Brown's Pre-Christmas Selling Class is one of the biggest in its six year history. This page is sponsored by THE ART STORE ART TRA VEL CLUB The Art Travel Club, newly formed this year, meets on every second Wednesday. The meet- ings are divided between work sessions and periods when Mrs. Frank, the sponsor, shows slides of her Old World Trips. The officers are Judy Brown, presi- dent, Lelah Boyd, secretary, and jane Mercier, reporter. AR T PR OIECTS Marilyn Bunch, Rolph Isom, Billie Peavler, Marilyn Schooley. SELLING CLASS Ann Hall, Phyllis Endris, Nancy Bair, Martha East, Becky Cannedy, Alacky Beretta, Phyllis Gilstrap, Martha Mitchell, Sally McDowell, Barbara Miller, Beverly Wagner, Linda Reistter, -Iudy Clark, joy Hardman, Mary Butler, Linda Scifres, Cecelia Burke, jerry Wick- ersham, Sonnie Dayton, Dodd lid- ington, Ronald Bell, jim Shaver, Don Smith, and Larry Delany.

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x -.J -r Rim' I: Ann 5,ir,i:uir, Dulcm- M.u'sli. liiirlmrn Ilulvlmiisc, Ninn Kunnctly, Huycc lfowlut, Sue l'.iync, nlnclsic Kern. Animlou Mitchell. Iilizulwctli lxlL'I'lIll. Slmmii Al'll1NIl'UIllL, f..irnl Mullis, Nunn' lliiir, Miirtlm liiist. Put Srylulcy. Rim .'i I.tnu XV.nwi1. lictlw Kiiumiiiiiii. Nami' lNl.iw.-y, Kitty Cfulc. Ann liritxtun. lxldfSll.l lfulit, Pliylliy Clilstmp. Alf.-sac Lou Riley. I.intl.l Rcimtcr. lk-tlxv f,.iniiL-ily. lntly C l.iila, Mix, Antlt-min, limi' S' l.lll4l.l f,licn.1nlt, lJimnn.t Lou liurn. l'.ttry liimurlaml, l5L'dlflLL' Ucurgc, April Craig. Dttrlciic lluttnn, livclcim Licorhuc. Susan l.ix'.i. Slmrnii lltnuli, Nami' Nut-, Mary lintlcr. XX'ilni.t Wkatvur. Miss Nuxuurn. limits Il M.irv llnnli-, Ann liriiilitun. Gloria lfults, P.1triti.i llctitlcrwii, Dmin.t lfnrtnsr. lutly llytlc. .lutlitli Nclwii, l'.it lirowii. Icnnic lit-rn. M.ii'tli.1 Mittlrvll. l.c'l.ili li-ml. lintl.i Nilru, mlly Mtlimu-ll TRI-HL Y 'llw 'l'ii-lIiAY nrigiirilly LiirlS licsuiwu was iuigitiiizt-Ll by Miss Ncwsoin. its prcscnl spniisur, in l92f1. 'l'lu- prcscnt mgniiizittioii cun- iicqtctl with ilu' Nquiuiml lli'Y grniips smmls for thc suing- principles which it luis always supported, gracious innnncrs. impartial jutlgc- incni, ruitly mcrviiu, luygil liicmls, rugicliiiig inward thc bust, cairncst in purposc, sucking thc lvcanitiful. CLIQILT for kiiuwlctlgc. ruwra-in mwgml tml, iitmriuiis uw-r self, L-vcr tlupcmlnblc gintl sincere ut itll times. Um- ul 'l'ii Ili YR pinit-tu lliix yt-.tt w.u tlic inalccup gintl tlt-livr-iv ul fliiisrnms limtllw.nlxclx ru iicctly hnnilics. llftllll lclt Iii tilulir- Slminii Aiiiisrmiilu. Aiiimlnu Mittlicll, linkin Ki-in, .tn-l llif.tluL-Ili Mi-irill.

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PR UIECTIONISTS Seated: james Hackney, john Denny, Douglas Sutton, l-'at Srygley, Miss liyerley, Eileen Sullivan, Elizabeth Mer- rill. Standing: Charles Hert, Don Smith. Willimn Allen, Earl Chasteen, Ronald Bell, james McKnight, Tom Hilder- brand. LIBRAR Y HELPERS Phyllis Robbins. Kathryn Robbins, Ron' aid Bell, Martha Mitchell. Elizabeth Merrill, james Hackney. Eileen Sul- livan, William Allen ln the fall of 1957 Bedford High School students studied their first assignments by slide projector. It was not until 1958 that a movie projector was secured through the funds of the high school. During l945 students of Bedford High had a chance to learn the mechanism of the machine. Mrs. Margaret Schroedle was supervisor of this instruction, and soon afterward the students were permitted to show films in class. Miss Ruby Byerley is the present supervisor of the projectionists. B.H.S, students are fortunate in having access to a fine film program. An average of 500 films is shown each year to history, typing, home economics, and science classes. Library assistants came into being when the library was established. Mrs. Margaret Schroedle was the first librarian. Duties of the student assistants are to keep the books in first class condition, put them in place after use, and help other students find reference work. Assistants do all of the circulation work, and much of the processing of new books-stamping books with the school library stamp, pasting in book pockets and date-due labels, and shellacing new books.