Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS CLUBS ROW 1: Linda 'ilson, Judj Mellen, Barbara Tower. Carol Sell, Katherine Riley, Carol l'ichler. Barbara Wagers. ROW 2: Bob Kenworthy, Steve Williams, Gary Mclntyre, Fred Coldsboro, Pete Phillips, John Lancaster. ROW v r. Springer, chemistry sponsor; Ed Overtoil, David GiovartOni. Larry Bennett. Ted Wolf, Mike Dixon. David Bel! BUSY YEAR FOR SCIENCE CLUBS The Physics club, under the direction of Mr. Strange, and the Chemistry club, headed by Mr. Springer, have accomplished a great deal this year. Bedford High School's future physicists have undertaken the monu- mental task of building a mass spectrograph and have searched frantically for the necessary parts. They hope to ha e the spectrograph assembled by the end of the year. The members of the Chemistry club had as their main project the identification of unknown solutions. The results of these and other experiments have been added to the science literature, models, and charts which constitute the newly formed science library. To be kept in the chemistry room, this library will be avail- able for use by future chemistry students. QUIET! GENIUSES AT WORK! The chemistry ttudents deeply engrossed in an experiment are Carol Picbler, Barbara Wagers, Jnd Mellen. and Steve Williams. Hope- lull) watching lor alpha tracts in John Lancaster's Wilson cloud , lumber are John, and David Giovanoni. both members of the Ph ysia Club.

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MAJORS AND MAJORETTES ROW 1: Ron Hodges. Bill Pruett. ROW 2: Carolyn Sanders, Becky Byers. STRUT A STEP FOR US No band is complete without a precision drill unit and majorettes. Bedford High School's Band is no exception. The Cutterettes march with the band at the home football games and in all the parades the band par- ticipates in. They also have special routines they per- form at half-time. Six of the twelve girls are seniors this year. Both of the Majorettes are seniors this year. They perform along with the band. They also have special twirling routines. CUTTERETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Sanders, majorette: Polly Davis. Shiela Bechner. Sherryln Williams. Gloria Hodges. Marsha Briduell. Emily Peterson. Sally Collins. Patty Mitchell. Linda Wilson. Marsha Nicholson. Barbara Colgan. Becky Byers. majorette.

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BIOLOGY CLUB MEMBERS ROW .- Ann Szatkowski, Judi Burke. John Dixon, Dale Coyle, Tracy Johnson, Dale Chase. Jim Williams, Carol Pliimmer. Jane Cassida. ROW 2: Sara Cameron, Nancy Roberts, Camille Godsey, Carroll Ritter, Jack Voiglschild, James Hensinger, Bill McHargue, Susan Eckman, Emily Hammel. Myra Smith. Mr. Harduick. sponsor. RO W 3: Alike Harduick, George Gable. ROW 4: Arnold Dusard. John Leahy, Gene Zink, Elaine Orr, Sally Collins, Connie Kerr, Marsha Briduell, Susie Denny, Julie Denny, Bob Clark, Steve Harris, James Fisher. THE BIOLOGY CLUB Biology Club, largest of the Science Club divisions, is composed of students interested in the life sciences, some of whom may become doctors, nurses, and veter- inarians. One of the most informative and interesting activities of the year was the tour of Dunn Memorial Hospital, where the members of Biology Club saw such things as the pathological lab, the X-ray rooms, the minor surgery department, and the pharmaceutical supply room. The main project of the Biology Club has been the dissection of mammals. The specimens that were dissected include a cat, a dog, a pig, and an opossum. Many films pertaining to the life sciences were shown throughout the year. INCISIONS. INCISIONS. INCISIONS! Busi with a dissection are Sara Cameron. George Gable. Jim Williams. John Dixon. Jim Hensinger. and Carroll Ritter. This page is sponsored by LOUDEN FOODS, INC. 29