Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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.STONE CITY STUDENT. . . OUR SCHOOL PAPER Like ,lack Benny, The Stone City Student is celebrating this year its 59th birthday, The paper was founded in IQIS by Merle AI. Abbett. who was at that time the high school principal. Its first editor was George Armstrong and Howard Allen, now Dr. I.. H. Allen, was its first business manager. The I957 Student is fortunate in having a new office, Room IU, which is used for nothing but a publication center for the paper One side of this room is covered with pictures of pep- sessions and other school activities that have been taken by I-aVonne Uratzer and .lim Robbins with the excellent camera furnished them by the Bedford Daily Times-Mail. A mounted moose head. nicknamed Moosie , is the mascot of the staff. No one knows where Moosie came from, but his spirit of curiosity and daring rules the Student this year. This is the first year that it has been possible for pictures to be used in the school paper and they have added greatly to the schools enjoyment of the publication. LaVonne Gratzer, editor, standing. Mrs. Ifndris, sponsor, seated. 'I'IIIZ S'I'UDIiNT S'I'AIiIf 5IlA'I'I'D: Linda Little. Becky Corps, Sally Stuckey, .lesse Lou Reilly. April Craig, ,loyce Chambers. Barbara Stewart. Susan Liya, Ann Ilall. ,lim Robbins. Mrs. Iindris. STANDING: Norma Mosier, Dottie Tosti, Sharon Baker, lid Yoris. Larry Gabbert. Bob Bartlett, Martha liast, LaVonne Gratzer, 22

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THE PIONEER ---- OUR YEARBOOK Qs an Four Seniors in Stock Room Nancy Bair, Sally McDowell, ,lesse Lou Reilly. and Martha lzast. The Pioneer has been the B. H. S. annual since l9ll, when the idea was first established by Kent Bass and Mrs. Henry Rariden, lts first advisor was Miss Clara Friedlyg first editor-in-chief was Webb Gainey and Mabel Parker was assistant. Miss Imogene Chase has been the sponsor since l9fll. Business Staff SISATEDZ Ronald Alexia. STANDING: Riclfartl W'illiams. litl Yoris. Phyllis l1sp1', Phyllis Gilstrap In The Pioneer, all school activities are summarizedg pictures and information are combined so that in years to come graduitcs may look back and see who their classmates were and what they did. The Editorial staff actually writes Llp the yearbook. Each section is done by .1 group of students headed by an editor and his assistants. The job of the Business staff is to collect advertisements from Bedford businessmen to finance the publication of the yur book. Their work is .1 very important part of the Pioneer staff. The other means of financing Pioneer publication is the selling of refreshments at football and basketball games by mem ers of the Pioneer staff. b lfditorial Staff SliATliD: Nancy Bair. etlitorg Sally McDowell. STANDlNG: Alames Willmite, Barbara Miller, ,lacky Beretta. Jessie l.o11 Reilly. Shirley Brooking, LaVonne Gratfei Donna Abel, Xlfantla Norris. Sally Stuckey. Martha East. Brenda Root. '9 23