Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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'Tir crl'11mti011 f01'1115 tba L'0lIllll0ll llllilflli' just HI the twig Ill' ben! ilu' fm'3' 1'11cl1'11f'zl KINDER GAR TEN The class of 1969, oblivious to the trials and tribulations of the modern day world, calmly exchange the latest gossip and enjoy the new- found delights of kinder- garten. Clockwise from upper left: Pamela Holmes, Kathy Gaddi, Carol Wilson, janet Schields, janet Soderberg, and Lisbeth Brewer of Parkview-Central. GRADE S CH OOL As these Lincoln students ap- proach the mid-point in their education, they don't pause to look back, they are looking ahead with eager anticipation to the school years that lie ahead. Left to right: Mike Lannan, Cheryl Matthews, Mike Rags- dale, and Becky Davis. Alexander Pope

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i 'Q 2 W t, X i . A ' , i i p ' 1 y . I ,' 1' , 'V fu 4 IJOOTITS TOMB WAR MEMORIAL ttmustnut rt-iuiutlt-r tu the youth of Bctlforti that our city has had its This ltuttimttrk of lictifurd symbolizes both the vnlur of our citizens irc of grunt mt-u. Xvitliuut Dr. Ifuntds faith in thc mmmcrciul iu thc past and their hope for thc future. ssibililics uf Iictlfuixi liim-sums, llmt industry would not bc so fur ttlvumctl today. BAND STAND A tttiimtpli tu tt liutiliurtl plul.iutlu'upist who iugttit- it pussiblc im' liuifurtiitcs of all ages to enjoy Otis Park, -vw I -in g t Y 1 .

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MN, Z Q X if Qin k k E .. ..-i 'F . Q 3 S1 af .n i A if HIGH SCHOOL llppetxlttssiiieti now enjoy .1 spacious study hall. This year, tables have replaced the oldrfashioned, cramped desks. Next ye.tt', the lilwmry will be moved into the session XY'il1C'lI the renovations have been completed. the students will liave no extuse lor lailinlig to prepare their lessons. ln a democracy the people are their own rulers. Democracy is impossible without education. Popular and universal education is the prerequisite to successful main- tenance of democratic government. Public instruction IIILISI include universal education through high school, in political, economic. social, cultural, and ethical principles. as well as in the usually accepted fundamentals of training. Clement T. Malan State Superintendent of Public Instruction l l 5 t CUl,l,I:'C,'lf l PR l1'l'A R A 'I UR Y aft.,-gg A' the 4ur.ttlu.ttiitg tlass, together xxlllt.lppt'oxltii.1tt'lV 232 ol their cl.tssnt.ues, will continue their lot'lt1.llullltatiolt ut institu- lltm i' ight M.u'ih'n lltst, Mary llelen . . . X' 't-.tx ' ' . .ai I.zutt's lxltlilllglll. ?'mVQ' wa5W'