Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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KEY CLUB IS A BUSY GROUP Key Club, an honorary organization for high school boys. was organized in I9-45 by l. M. McFadden and sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. The Club is limited to thirty members which include I2 seniors, I0 juniors, and 8 sophomores chosen on the basis of social attitude and scholastic standing. It is supervised by Mr. Hartman, assistant principal. Each year the Key Club holds two dances in honor of the football and basketball teams at which an award is given to the Most Valuable Player. lt also holds an annual tally sale and a Father and Son Banquet. , J.. A Liv..-46-qv wi A Skate to Victory was the theme of the Key Club entry in the Homecoming Parade. This novel float won third prize. KEY CLUB ROW' l: Mr. Hartman, Larry Allen. jim Carl, john Samuelson, Byron Steele, Tom Bolwhitt, jerry Owens, jim Hutton. .lUl1l1-ci-ll-lllllillh Pllil Lewis, jack Conner. ROW' 2: Aaron Brinegar, john Hodges, Tom johnson, Ronald Sargent, Reath Cosnt-r. liill Rin-erson, Dennis XX t-lls, Lanny Browning, XY'illian1 jenner, joe Becherer, Raymond Snapp. RONX' 5: jim McDonald, Dave Parker, Pat Bc-cherer, jim Clark. Mike Acton.

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TRI-HI-Y MEMBERS ROW' li Pat llentlerson, Peggy' Lewis. Connie Martin, Thyra Hapeman, Ann Kruthten, Sharon Carr, Ann Burks, Phyllis Schollstall, Rita Beavers, Carolyn Santlers. ROW' J: .lean XVartl, Arlene Cliften, Diane Marchetti, Carlita Scheffel, Joyce Wfever, jutly Sproles, Shirley Bolton, Peas' Dav, Patti' Sowtlers, Ruthie Rohhins, Sally Kern, Carolyn Santlers. ROW' ii ,lutly Metlloclx, Sharon Lewis, Brentla Stailey, Shirley Kern, . . l . . -lutly Hutton. Ricki llart, Kay klatkson, lirentla Summers, Clara Baker. ROW' it Patty Metlley, Karen Hugh, Kay Armstrong, Teresa Decker, Melotlie Patton, Peggy Iluhhartl. ,Iutly llillenhurg. Lois McClellan, Janice Catozzi, Hope Carlson, Lena Glover, Karen -Ienltins. TRLHI-Y GIRLS HA VE HIGH AIM5T SPONSORS AND OFFICERS SliATIiD: Mrs. Speer. STANDING: Ann Burk, Sharon Carr, Ann Kruchten, Thyra llapeman. Tri-Hi-Y, originally Girls Reserve, was organizecl hy Miss Newsom in 1924. The present organization is connectetl with the National Hi-Y groups. lts purpose is to create, maintain, ancl extend throughout the home, school, ancl community. high stanclarcls of Christian character. Their slogan is Pure thoughts, pure worcls, pure actions . Activities of the group, presently sponsored by Mrs. Speer, were a picnic for the freshmen girls, participa- tion in the annual Heart Funcl Drive, ancl the annual Mothers' Day Tea.