Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1933 volume:

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O -9 0 -f lx M-fp QOVOIX f -f X + Ng, ,ffx Tis ,5 x..L..-, 4- v 00691, 0 ROBERT PLUMMER lVff'I'G llrnlmwl ll1'I'l?ll7tflL to 7w.vml,l JQIIN AnArvlsoN Our vary 'll70l'fIl,jl l'1'r:.w1lf?11t. IVilh llozwm, John ix 1lI'I'jf Varsity llulmte 'l'e-:nn 1, 2, 3, ylgyg 43 Billlfl l, 23 0l'0llPFU'21 13 Wilhoul hm' 11:1 ix unnlhrv' v Dr-lmtc Ilvzxgllu Suffrvtmy 15 111131. President of Si-ninr Class' Boy Iv I . . , . ,A l Spnnsnr Cl, 45 Vive-fl'1'9li1le1it Siivof 1lliQlRt1:Iil 'mexggii of Junior Clans 35 Public: Dis- Teiun 1 2 l V mission 25 Clllwllflliilllllll Es- ' ' my 35 Sllllfll tfvntrnl Oratol' N 345 A Slum-e-ssfill flillllllllfyyl 3. kfl D6 0 MUNLH l MIS hlARY .l. ,'lNlll-IIKSUY , A .vlwimrx mimi null fl hvnrl A , A 'l'1'111'lu'1' unll.'4'.v p1'l'1w1'I, in of 5141111 .ll yuflzwlullily Hull 'll'l'H vm! yrnw olrl. Ulmrns 15 l.:1lin'lflub 1, 2, l'l't'Sl4lHllf 255 Girl Reserve 25 Commerce Club 35 Student 45 ll1f,0l'lliliZ10llt1l Club 35 Vice- Presicll-'nt of S1-nior Class. l,0RA Juni: Owl-:Ns llnw of Ihr: flirlx Unllm-i1 is jufr Lora Junrf. ll'iII1 1l'l1ul1'rr'r Lv lff'-Sf. flffl' lijo is in fll71I'. tiirl liesei-we 1, 2, 35 Girls Yzuxity llffllilfl' 2, 35 llirli Cbum-il 2, 3, 45 League Bas- ketball 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Llf0l'2ll'y Club 45 IIisl,m'y Club 3. -1. llAROI.D WYKIIFF The T7'1?l1SUl'1fl' of the floss 'is Scott Who likex 'no one Infllm' than his Dol. llenguu- llusketbull 1, 2 5 Wrest- ling 2, 3, 45 linncl 1, 25 Var- sity 'l'rzu'k 2, 3, 45 Art Club 3 5 lli-Y 3, Presillent 4 5 Treas- urer of Senior Class. RUTH ABLE That llzcire 'ix 110 our .md ns Ruth Able ll'hr'1l lfvruurzl ix ulruy ix no jahlrf. Latin Club 15 Girl Resvrve 1, 2, 35 lli1,erury Club 45 Inter- naatiumil Club 45 lleague Bas- lu-tlmll 4. m11.w'4r llwgf .my Tlzrfvz sllwljf .l4'l11l1'llr' will 80071, hrlrrf hcl' fluff. Balnll 1, 2, 35 Urrflwstrzl l, 2. 35 Girl lim-wl'i'0 l, 2, 35 ln- liernaztiunnl Ulub 35 llzltin Club 1, 35 P1'0111f1rl' Stull 3, 4. RICHARD Asmzii. .lx ll llwlulwr nf Nl1ll:1'.vr1'i1'L ,w twrun. l!1'r'll111'fl ll'Ull 1: yrwul flwul uf fznnc. Sll2llVNXV1f'li Yzn'sity llzulwllmll 1. 35 Swnml Tvznn 25 tlpvr- ettfl 15 .luninr Play 34. FRANCES llAnc Frances lfufr, quita r'Inr0r Fx she, She .vpallx hm' mmm wilh ll. Plbpfllll lf. Girl llehwvv 1, 25 llilllll Club Il, 2, 35 Umunm-rw Club C55 Infernntinnul Ulnb Il, ROBERT BAKI-:R Thr? l1'1fa.vrlf'r'1' of lhf' haul' fx Iluhwrf liukwr, lVhu ix lxuulrrz rm ll nmmqf- '1nu.I.'c1'. l,eng'uc-e liuske-l.Imll I, Il, 45 1'f0?Lf'liI' Slntf 45 K, of ll, li. 45 lIll'01'Illlll0ll2ll I'lnb 4, C, 'viii Y 7 ' 4 5' f 2 QJVQWSXU QQK 135 ,U Q? Xl l6l IJ '? vac! 0,010 41 6 E ff , - u W f 7 rx , , u ,Q 'jx A0306 .1 1 o Q., - f 0 . I HOWARD BAUGH ORDIIL B1.AcKn1fnN Q4 To Zllr. Crandall IIOIU4lI'd . . ,numb llappy mul 111111 'Ls Orrlm , O . ' .. . , f Xmvc1', never says 'naugh.', R,lfm'j6l3 .'- I F l V 'X X ? Debate leagues 1' Ietxgue L5,i?M'pm wut Hume dom I - , 1 - - .v urn. , hi-:feiggui FnEketrEllL1'If.' if Rumi 1, 2, 3, 45 League Bas- N Uistury Club 35 Cmnnlerve giftbflu 29 AH' ff1Hb31 vluh 3- 1-1 5, IIPIINIIIWI'-1: Chorux 1. I O HAROLD BENNETT Iluw lm vlzozzflm urnrzlx of ROBFRT BROWN 9 mr'1'ylLt ' AN 11, ,,,,A,4,,, ff,,,,,.,, in ,,,,1.1, ,l,,, Uh, Tlllllljf fm glfrl has I?0bPM . ,,,,,,,. Ifrolru ' ,g',,,l1,f,,, Stag 5: Boys VM-. ln, Mx lw1'.v1n'w lwurx fnznul. qty lpelmte 1- 2, 3, 4: guy Iivzlgllu Hznkvllmll 1, 2, 3, 43 Spullsm-4 3, l'1'e-sident 45 Con- lx- Uf H- H- 59. 5f f 4'f1l1'5'TY'ffUS- htitutionul Omtorical Contest UNI' 4- 2, District Winner 3. BETTY BENZEL IWARTIITXIBROWNING llfyhtlzjlvt fl?1lf'IL1'Il!l fond 'ix AYl?ifLK,3Z2Z!!f'l'm ,mx NWHM .1 pwluyoyuu .vhe aims lo bv. H?,,0f:,'fl'mLll Wwe S'W'I' he fm-1 lam:-ve 1,2 3,41 Imgmm , , U n ,V Haukethull 33 ,lntelwlzxtimlzll tllfl'I1livlrnffittilhguaflm l lub 45 lutemry Club 4. 45 Lakin Club 4. WILIAIAWI BENZEL MILDRED BmDwr:LL That IHIL has tant F0l'f0l1l' gf,-,tm wg ham SMI, 1-9 fl l'U00U'liZ6ll fad. lun' mmm. 1,3511 Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ikqlgup Mflzlrcfl lirhluwfll of baske!- liusketbzlll 1, 45 Pioneer Stuff bull ffmm. fi! IHSUITF' Club, 43 fW'0lf1l Art Club Svrn-t,zll'y 2, 3, 43 In-um 23 lnternatunml Huh 3, Ileug-ue Bzlskmlmll li 2- 3' 4: 4- Girl Resvrvo 1, 2, CHARLES B'?RWICK H Glaomzu BRINEGAR I Um U I':fg5:iZZ1fZWul,1, .fl quiwl, rliynihwl St7lH'Ul'. I.9iIg'llt' liusketbzlll 1, 2, 3, li?tgi',i'llIwf?k'IIN'H 1' 2' 3' 4: mix' za, 4, .wr Cum fs. ' ' 'Y ' ' H ' VA -R 17 fx V -A1 N FN 'ff V' 'ff 5 Q . h R .- 5, P- 3' 1- - . QD., -- U . A 213, u u u, QJLXA ,J,-f U1 Q o NIARY ,lo BRUCE 1 I 'fflmltlw of xlwrrrlz, lIt'I1I'fiC67lt of mimi. Y-Homer I l.e-zxgim Basketball 1, 25 Girl l lieserve 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Uuuiirril 3. XC 1 DFP Q RIITII BRUCE Thix quiwf, uwll-In.jm'1nefl lluih. li:-:meg ll'I'tlI. mm-I.: hux 'iwrrm' fflllwl u lrurrn. Girl Reserva- 1, 2, 35 Latin lllub 2, 35 lIIteI'II:xtiuII:1l Club 45 PI'mIoff'r Stuff 4. HAZI-IL BIIIIER Iluzrfl liulzvfr, gfujf 111211 rule. l1'gff?.v thu! nmlcw lim buys mute. l4'I'eIIceb Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserve 15 l40:1g'Ile liusketbzxll 25 Art Club 35 lliterlizxtionnl Club 4. Bon S. BURTON Ile winx the mnilvfx frnm all Ihr Imlxxwx Tlzix burly lwrniwrl Iurl from. IfIm.su.v. Huml 1, 25 0l'f'll0S1'l'il l, 25 Wrestlillg' 4. DEXTER CALVIN Ileftm' Culrin .wlailruv like ll SIIIIIIIWIII. Fur lm Ik cupluin. of 2116 lVr1nvll1 uy Trfrmrl. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 K. of ll. li. 4. DORIS CARTER 'flf wauxiw bw flue fuorl of low, play on. - -fSl111kaspffure Orcliestru 1, 2, 3, 45 Build 3, 45 Latin Club l, 45 Girl R0- serve 1, 2. NIARY CARTER Fllmyf Inm the vlmnff of being The bmi l1mL':'11g7 Sfniur: 1n'ouf'.s in Ihr: xweilig. Girl Reservo 1, 2, 3, 4, League Bzmsketlmall I, 25 Art. Club 25 Commerce Club 3, 4. RALPH CARTIQR I friwl In hw .w-rinlm fm' tl will Hr' , hui 11'lIm1f'r'1'1' I rlifl---xonwh mn' 115011141 smilff. Art Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Wrrlstling l, 25 Chorus 1. Jo HN CASTELLA A boy spo11.S'm' is John Cu.st4:IllL 1fl.'f'I'jf07l0 mlmils that hffs a ynofl ffzllow. flllUl'1lS 15 l.eugIlH Balskebflll 1, 25 l4'reIu lI Club 1, 25 Boy SpoI1s0I's 3, 45 l'iu1IPf'r' Stull' 3, 4. VIRGINIA CHAMBERS V'l'I'!l'fIL1'tL C'lI1LmlW1'.v, jail' and xzrwff, Is lilxwl by every boy R119 nwrlfx, Girl Reserve 1, 2, 45 Cum- ulerce Club 35 Iiitermltlmnsll Club 45 l.it1-'I':1I'5' Club 4. LCQAERQWWNC ,mifiQE5QRv 181 E QU W .ImNr:'r'ru Cmixmuxr R D Uh, llazw you mv! .lmm'lh' UMZRT 'LAN 4,'lif-mm!! lluppgf yu lm-ky as you ww. X O Thr' boyx in hwr run jiuvl .Ynlhiuyl ll'lPl'I'ff'.Y or lmillwxv if no fault. NH?- llwlbfllf' Bilfkelliilll l C Ulf' R9 Vlmrlls I 5 Wrestling 15 FrfAur'l1 1' xl-Iwo 1. 2, 3. 49 l'f + ' Slim Club I. 2, Yivf--l'resi1lenI' 345 25 Yell Leader 22 Hiflx Ulun' Art Clull 345 Ilelmtfb Imzlglw r'iI 3, Vive-I'l'vsiile-lat 45 .Xrl 35 Ilistmry Vluh 2, l'luIn, S9i'I'9lIlI',Y-'lll't'ilNlll'l'l' 2. O ICLLA E. CLARK KATIILICIIIY IMNICA ',X'wf'f'1' !ll'f ' Illlu. UI ll 'ff'I lflzllllrfwru, flu' lnlpphhvf glfrl of lfllu If, 4'luf'L', if, flu' limfl, ffm' in ,wllnliwx ,elif Inu muflw 15'1,,.,, ,,-iff, l1,,f ,1,',i,,,-y,,,4 U! 41 high lm11'L'. flip lumil, Girl Iifwerve 1, 2. 3. 43 Lite- Girl lie-N-l'w I, 45 I.ih1l'nl'y HIT mul' 2' 3- 41 hill llllll' Club 2, 45 lllfl-'l'Il2II.l4Ill2ll Ululs 'l- 3. 4? HiSf0 5' Ullllf 'll 1 ff'i 45 llisI.iu'y Clulm 35 'I'l'l1e Gol- nfw' Stuff 45 Umrlllu-1'rf4r Ululb den 'I'r:xil I5 Lund of Cut- ii, I. ton 25 lIul4lu of Hollzuull' 4. 'XYAIIYELLE Cmu: Ilj Hu' u1'Ii.vffr' ubililgf of CATIIITIUW DRl':HOBLH -II'1lf1H+'H f'1'1'f!l f,'1ll1ll'l'fIl-1' llwllulrlff lim Tlw lfluxx uf KL! Ifurr' warm' ,,,,,,,!, -A,1,,,,,-N . I 'H'41!l. .lx In hw- .vrrr-1-mx 11:11 Imrw llirl Reserve I, 2, 345 Latin 'rw f 41fw. l'IuIw 1, 'l'1'eusx11'l-I' 2, CI5 Oulu- 455,-I R,.,,,,'W iv 2- 3: Lyng-no YllH'f't' Ulllll 41 WIN' Vllllf fi Husks-Ilxanll I, 2, 35 Curxlilwrw- Art Uluh, 'l'l'Pzmu'nu' 45 XIu1- muh gg. .45 Xtra-I 2 3 Clxri-tmux I':1g:1-:ult2. NIARTINE Clmvms Witx and 4u'l.' ll'lmt p0u:rfr.v r'fn11b1'1u'1l .' I.e-:lglle BzlSkvl,Ir:1II 15 Latin CHARMS DUCKFR Ululn, viii?-l'l'P4iIl9llt 1, 22 Girl ' l r1nu. flulfliv 1-ulnfzv lhix lull Ih+wr'w 25 Ilirl's Yzxrsity lie- Willy, f1-if'm1lyf-- but rwrw' Imtv 25 LIte1':ll'5' Ululu 2, C45 xml, Ilihtury Clulr I, 3, 45 l'ionwr Stuff 35 Sfunw Pity Stlnlwnt 35 Q'-miiile-ive Club 3, 45 The Huhlen Trail I: 'l'Iie Minis- trel' 25 Gleo Club 1, 2, 45 I1I1,v1'unti4,u1:ll f'luIr 3. Hi-Y 2, II, 45 llnlitir High Swluml I, 2, Zi. JIXINIY Iluxmx .I mffmlwr' of flu' Gln? Vinh rs ll. XIARY CROPP 1 rirml.v .whw hm lnffw' lf1f'.l'wl .Il -n1ul.'i1lg1 lhwm, ,llurff lzux llfznlfngf In .wffiy u-I,mww,- lz I.'Iltll'1.'.H 'H' ' liirl lit-SrI'YP 2. 35. 41 l1l'1lH'I1f' Cllmm I, 25 I-'rem-I1 Club I, 2. Iiiuketlzull 45 l4Il4'l'2Il'j' l'IuIu 45 Wrvstling' I, 2. 3: llll':llfIx -I5 Iutvr'u:lti:m:1I Vlulr -I. L, 2, Zi, I5 tiles- Ululi 2. 4. 43 D 4-.f l9l mf, N21 F'11ANK IDLNCAN W C I, 1 Y 4 - 0 01111 of ll1'11I'.v lll1'll 1111111 is A Alu A' JDWARD5 1 11111 111 11'1'11. With .v11111l11 l1111'1' 111111 x11111111 Ilis 11111111' 11'1'll 111: .v11,1111l1411 -Wllffff 1'11 1111' 11111. S1111 1r1:1'p.v 111111 1111111111 1111 1111? Wre-ht,li11g5 l, Z, 24. 43 Lutlu V 'llhdg' Girl lie-s111'x'0 1, 2, 45 l,11lin Club 23 Hoy S111111m1's 23, 43 lli-Y 43 llisl,111'y Club 31, 45 Sl111l1'11! Mull' 4. Club 1, 25 C111111111-WP Club 3, 4: Llt0l'3ll'j' Club 43 t'l1111'us 1. O : ANNA l.. Eluvlv , DAVID Dx 1-1 ll'l11xIl1' 111111111 ix II11' 1111lI11' l 'H'l-V 1 1'f'l'1'!!. f 'f ' My V 7111111 111111 111' 11111- 111-11111'1'.vl .v1f11i111', 1J111'11 MH'-1'111fl11 11411111 xl11' 1111.v 111-1- IMW- 1'111l111 I11 1111ll1l. l,11:1g111- liuskvllraull l 5 .Xrl Club f 'h'xNF f' 11 31 3. 41 .Wt Vlllll Il 1' Y1-ll 1.111111-1' 3, 4. 55Lf'f1'1 VW' 21 l'IlI'1'lI21fi1111:1l ' ' Club 3, 45 I'1l'l'll4'll Club 1, P1'vsi1lent 3. CIIAHLIALS lickrzm' 7'I1ix 111'11'1'111111'1' 114111 111'1'1'1' 1 XVINIFRED lL11w1uu1s S11i1'1: 11111 I11' 1ik1'.v fllll 111111117 Nl ' l'L' -' 3, '11'1'1l1 11'111'1:, l!,1,1,,m MH!! Ah' A MH New ,Xlbamy High S1-l11111l'l. 117111 1'1111'l 11'1' 11ll 111' 1'1111- 2, 33 llistm'-v l'lub ig liugllslx 1111111111 11,1 ,v1,,1- l'lub, Wrzuvflvl-N, U1111111w1'L'o Vt,-2 .1 111 1 . ,, A - I 3 C'lul1 Jig l r:m-lx l'lub, Vice- 611:11 in GIIIPL41'1IlH:h5: l5T I:'1 1 l'rvsx1le-nt -lg lle-111.51111 llusliet- Girl Rwerw 4: Latin muh 41 bull 1.2341 IllfQ'l'll2ltll!ll2ll Llub 1.MimtWl-- 2 ' -Lg lib-11 Club. W1L1.11w1 E1xsT11N lU'7Lt'1'fll'l1If, 1l1'l1'1'111i111'11, 111111 1111111 11111111111 xA'1'1l TI111l'x 11111' 1:17111'-1I1f1111'11111111111 .1lfANl'I'A FELKNOR UNI- Tl11.v 1'l1111'111i11g1 g11'1'l, 11'1'111 111'1' 111'11'iI1'l1i11g1 111111.', ll11.v 111111111, 111111111 11 I11111'.v 1111111'l l1111L', l,11li11 Ulub 1, 21 llislury Club -I 3 l11le-1'11:1tl111111l Ulub 45 Fl'l1lll'll Club -lg K'lu'isl1u11s Pug- 1-uut lg Appl1-x:1111:1- Zig A S1111-1-wfxll U11l111uity 3. lfmxcrzs Enxmxns S1111 ix 11111111 11111.vi1'11l, 11x jflill x1'11, w E1.11AY11R l'11-1I.11s If 111111 1111 111'11i1111 111'r 11151- SI11' 11111L'1'Il1 x11111111.v 111111 11 '11111x1'1'111l 1'11.vl1'111111'11l, l.:1li11 Ulub l 2, Zi' l'i1'l Re- -lg lliA111'y i'lub 3, Se-c'l'e-h11'y- ,M-ve I 2 3 ' ' 'l'1'1-:1s1111'v1' Ag llltvralry Club ' S6'f'I'l-'lilI'j'-'l'l'HlSlll'1-fl' 4. 111111. I.:1li11 Ulub 1, 123 Girl lic-Qervv l, Sf'l'l'Q liII'j' 2: illee Club 1, 1101 xf I I - V J Q Cp A H0 J-j Q- 'f OA +i vU ,N v Y , , - , 1, +- REFNETH FISH' I I I VI-IRNIA GILES ,- musician fx l'1fnnwI1 i.w1. 1 ' , U l Just exarllgf 11'I1ut 11111171 Pull Ulxpip fmfl Ilotls fUr'lliU,lf ,Mimi Hugs 11111 M'Ill01, 12111211 11.11, N Bimd 1 ,, .3 4. 0wlwNtl,,I 1 Girl Re-serve 1, 2, 3, 4g Cmn- ,,' 3 4' ' ' ' ' mvrce Vlub 3, 4. GEORGE FITZCIBBUYS 71111, rlusllilly 111111 11111414 I ll'l11'n will: .llu1'y1111'1'1'l1' ln' lx fin ll lIll'A'. Hlee Club 35 lllstury Club 3, 45 l4E'1lg'llf? Hmketlvanll l, 2. HANSEL FLXNN llfllmvl ul1.vr'r1'1f.v llzw rlrleuv of lim 311111114 Tllufs the 1'1'11.wn1. fm' his lluskeilutll j1l1111', Second Team 1, 2, Yanrsit.-V lizzsketlmull 5. JOHN GENNETT A K. of Ii. Il. ix John flum- vwft HH often 1'11f1f1'l11i11x IIN lrilh a duet. K. nf lb. B. 3, 4, IA-:ug11v Bals- ketbull 1. 23 Varsity 'l'l'm:k 1, 23 Minstrel 2. Hmmm Gmnuzy .-I 1'r1'y 1'1fp1'w.w'1l!11t1'1'1' .W111'111', jollrs 11111-vw l 1'11m lf+f1If111'1l 1'l11.v.v of Tlzirlll-U11-w, League Bawketlmll I, 2. 33 Latin Club 3, Ili-Y 24. WARR1-:N CLOVER ln. our rlflxx Iflwn' fx nn! 711'.v likw, l'Y1'V4lf 1l4'pr'1nl1lI1I1'. buff! in xr-lmnl rlllrl life. Lzllin Club 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Uwlne-stl':l 3, 43 Spun- slor 4. ,lorw GRATZER llff ix lflnml mul rv1'y 11'1'll!1, 7'l11'x wwu' lIl'l'l'l'1l1 fl'0ll1 Ihr 011111. Roosevelt, lligrll H1-lmol, Ullif-ug'-1 1, 2, 33 llivir- Club 1. 29 Lezlglle lluskelbzlll 1. 2, 3. JACK Cml-'FIN JtlI'kf1l'l'f1llL likes to yzeeve -ux lim-1111.w, you know, he ix 111 i.wl11'r1'u11.v. Imalglle- liaukvtlmll 1, 2 5 Clmrus 1. 2. Bl-RHI. CRVBB lnlrrf-.vlilzy In llulv glfnllw man, Ilr11'1'1l fffllllll .Irv ilu' 111411111 1l1?1li1'.w uf IM' I11t1'1'm1I1'u1111l Club. llc-lmtv l.ez1g'ue- Lg llislnry Ulub 43 llll6'I'll1lllUllZll Club -l. 1 7 llll .gm O , DOJ Q JAMES CUTHRHZ ,l wlwm miufl Ilml ,vlmulvl 0 fulcrf him fm' 4 ll'1nfn Inf .vwrlw IH1lIll'NNl'Ul1 In 11111 buf. l.9ugue liuxkvllmll 15 Luliu l Club l, Z, 'l'l'4-usurev' 35 llix- tcmxjx' Club 2, 35 lk-lmtv l.e-:agile ' 2, 35 ll're-stliug 35 Iutvruu- 5 tiouul Ululr 1, l'l'r-vi1lvl1L 3, 45 Ili-Y 3. if Amss Cwzl-in .-lylwx Ilygfrr, mm 1l1lul'11hl15 lzlxx, ls tln' Vlllfllllblll' of llm Nrlzilu' l'I11.w.v. l.:iliu l'lulr 3, 45 tl-lrl lim-sv1'x'0 3, 4. CARI. l.. HARRIS .llun ix no gf1'1'utw1' Ihfm hix irrlnl nf tlmllyllil I fluff! inivnrl In Imrff mini' umuunl I0 nulrglhl, lllec- Cul: 35 Clmrus 2 5 lmalgiiv liuwke-llnlll 25 Lilllll Cluln 45 lli-Y 1. lWARY IIALICY lfwlmlfl Ilm llllll0l'N sim has mrulr' lf1'1'u11.w' of wrurk .vlufx no! ufraifl. Lutlu f'lulv 1, 2, 35 Girl Rv' Serve 1, 2, 35 llixlnry l'lulr 35 Cmiliiimw- Clulu 3, WII.NlA Humans lVLImu mul Jlnrlhu. arf' nl- 'lrlnyx .wwn Iug11'Hu'I'. .lfuy lllrir fl'fl'll41Nlll'jI n1'1'I'l' .Yf'l'1'l'. lleugue linskvllmll 3. 45 llilllll Ululu 45 Girl livxolwa- 45 lu- fPl'llilf'l0ll1ll Uluh 4. HELEN l'lo1'1'l':n In E1'ul:nln1'w.v xllw 'ix good, Shu flrwx luv' uwrl' juxl rm .vlzn slmulzl. l.e:ig'ue liufkr-tlmll l, 25 Girl Resvrve 1, 2, 45 l7muvl14-rme Club 3, 45 l'im1w'f' Slzifi' 45 Orc-lieatrn 3, 45 Mimtl'1-l 2. Nl.-XRGARFIT HoI'sT0N With Inu- ymnl mzlzlrv, hmm- Znyf jaw, Shrfx 4r1l1'11gf.v lr'1'l1'n1n1' 1'l'f'r.u 11l1Lr'r', LP2lg'llC lizxskm-Llnznll I5 Hirl liv- sf-rve 1, 2, 35 l'miilil1-l'f-m- Club 35 Girls Council 2, 3, Sme- retaly-'l'ren131ll'e1' 45 Nllulwnt Stuff 35 S9l'l'l'lQRll'-V'il'l'f'2lSlll'l l' of Junior Glass 35 I'ionf'r:r stuff -l, ROBERT Hl,lTT AS tl .vju'4ll.'1'1' uw' urn pf-mul of Wu. Thwrf' fire' lvlx of 11u'f1y,v you 0011111 110, Hi-Y 1, Z, 3, 45 Fl'l'lIl'll l'luln 35 Fuuthaill l, 12, 35 Yzuxity Fuutbull 2, 35 lluskm-llmll 35 Varsity TI'2ll'l'i 25 Varsity liv- bate 45 1'i0IL1'l'I' Stuff 45 Stn- IIVIII Stuff 45 l-'rzulkforl lliglu School fl, 2. 3. HENRIllT1'A HIFTTUY Ax a LuIin. SInu'L ' .vlu x flflinrifl wlaourn, And yrrfal rr'u5urrl.v will lwr paficm'1e ffrowlz. Gills Varsity llc-lmtv 35 League llvlmlo 35 Ilailiu flui- test 1, 2, 255 Slmrtluunl Cou- test 35 Girls Cuuuvil 45 l.:ntiu Club 1, 2, 3, 45 l'1'1m.1'r:r 45 Couuuerw Clulr 3, 45 Girl Reise-rve 1, 25 llllf'l'llIlll4lllill Club 3. RITA INMAN ,fl plfffmuul siylll In lwlmlil IN 132111 llllllllll uw' mv' 111111, Girl Rc-M-l'w l, 2, 3, 'l'rmls- urer 45 l.:itiu Ululn 1, 25 UUlllllll'l'!'l' Ululn 3. ll A 'wwjgfmf Vqiiv my5 I l 12 LQQQQQE lem. .IACKMM lm Hum ll x s .lnfl lilvlfulvl llfyll Irvll hue -' f . 'k ' , ff 'iam lffqlllflllljl TIVIIH. Latin lfluln I, 25 lA-'ilglle line- Jull l, L, I ' lislnj' K' ll 2, ' ' 1:1 e 4011 2 ' rn- nerfr Stall 4. U W - Hman. JONES Tin' xlmlirs laken hy Ifnxscll .lunfx Ilurn oflwn I'il'llS64l lim many moans. lmzlguo Basketball 3, 4 ' K. rf OV OG -19 ' u jyvf h ' . 0 'W O ri Y , Q0 ga..- 5- 7 1 UH ' lrlu .-he iS.'I1U f s flfwx nu! ffjl In .Ql'l'Ill.' I l 0 I 1 Sh: vnu! rm tll If I I l ketl P 4, I xv lll v 7 y 4 4, mul I .,,m 4, IU 1' B 1 l Y I O BIARIAN ,llxrzfalzli '-i mv: uw' nj ,lI1ll'lIlll X BILLY KRAMER liewllilw xhr' plays ll01'lC1'jjf- In tim hmlfl he Nuys with mul rrinx uvf '11'uyer. It will A Bzlskelmll I, LL Ii, 4' lll'll.lll2l- ' T -f-Y xp'l'0r' If 'f' X tics 3, 4: Svivure 'Club Zig 1 't'b Cf'ke ', Blu- Frencfll Clulng Hlee Club: Buml 1, 2, 3, 4. Baselmll 35 lluckoy 3, 43 Truck 3. Lfurzlzlxm .lllflgsy I I FRANCES LEE 71,1125 ,':TiCff9l, W Um ' 'X 'L 5 Nln' lllfljlf for no frrr ll'llfll llrlrznrx xllr mill! ltiltv lhvlx 'm 68 '4 x 'mc' one :vm mfrw' tall, l'ir-lilvfug ulfolle of Bilgllilllnz Him Rescrw, I' 2' 3' 4, Latin X bl1a1u'su'1f2k.ll11gh School l, 25 t'lulJ 1, 25 U0lllIllEl'Cg Club Hfml fl' 42 llmnqh Club 3' 4 ' 3, 4. Olcllemtm 1, 2, 3, 4. BIARGIIERITE JONES HAROLD LEE .7lIfll'!IlI6I'I'llf ix :L I8lLtlI'kJ. in If 11011 WIN-lf ldllyll. 71015 HHH books, you life! Neitlzrv- r-an .wha be boat in I'nL yelling all lfjc has lo lookx, glirv. Latin Clulr 1, 23 Latin Con- llllPl'llQlll0llill Club 3, 4: llix- test. 1: Girl Ill-we-1've 1, 25 tlvlgv Clull 42 K- of ll- ll- 45 Girls Varsity Immune 2. Lvilguv Huhketball 1. 2. ii. 4. PAUL Jomzs MULA LEE H He Wndq hiv ,mm in N Viola L12ff s c0m0 h1'll1r'r I ' vywx I 7'l1'l!HllllL lllnllw 1'l11.v.v lrlmxr' 'lhxiz' 1jl,h'1 W WN num!! 'nanw Lv l'nul vlruaw, I. I R -1 JI 7 li Inf I H ::f:flin4 91:2 I lf lI'i':'i:w tnmlwt' llllllr 4lTql?lxl11ll1:+l'r'L-'l'lllli'mMl5g ' ' ' 0 ' ' lllti'l'll1Illllllill Cluh 4. - . -. V-r-'---A-----M ........ ,U . .-. --,, - - - 6 X-E . 2' --Q--X V Qi Q I L U U v - X k Q 1-I Q xg i1 P 0 - 4 l AS! Ga h 0, l U , -. ,.,, ..- , K ,JI:f .-.A V1 ' - , m ,H A 5. ban l13l Nl if LED QE' .91 o YIO l O N,91XX21A .Q Zl Ilrzuzw LEWIS 'T111111 1111.v1 1111-121 1'j1v.s S11 111111111 11111'1' 111111 1111.8 N11111'111' 11'i.wn, tiirl Rffsnrvv 1, 2. 3. 43 l.f'Jlg'II6 Hzxhkotlnlll 1. 2, Zig Interna- l.i1v1ml Club 35 COIIIIIIEITIS Club -1. 'XLHA RVTH NlARK T111' 111111.v uf ,II11111 1711111 .lI111'11' 11111-w I1'-11 111111111 1'11 1111, r111r1:. l.:1t1u Club 1, 2. 4g Girl Re-- sc-rw 1, 125 GI1-1' Club 33 Cmn- uu-1'1:v Club 34. 0 4 XVILMA LYUN 1' RANK WM . IIm' 11'1l'.U.w 111'r l1'1l!1-Y 111 Uf UH' uM1 l ffm Mmlellw 17h,Hvw'H.m,SR1, ' l'1'11111,' 1x 1'1111111'.' 1, A' A l ll'111f11 il 1'1111111x 111 11'1'111'ny1 1.1rI lie-wl-ve I, l, 3, 45 Lmter ,h,.,.,. fx ,WW ,,,,,,m.. ary Ululu Kg C1u1l11le1'1'13 Club , 4. Latin Chill 1 2 IA'2l11'lIl' lizlskc-tlmll 1, 25 M0116 ' 1 ' C1111 N1ll41I'Il1 3, 4. MjL 'j'1l' lt'If?4'gK I I WlI.S11N NlcH1un1: 'Inu' all ,hm 'HM' lx H0 111, 1111' 1f11xL'1'll11l11 111'1111111I.v, ll'111'l1f'1'11 x1-1111111 .wlur 11118 111111111 It ll 1150 ,ywlflllflfx -I .h mimi! H frimld' .x 111 111111111 111.11 111111 1.x mul R ' 1 3 4 I 1'1'11l1'1'1'1111111'11r11l1'. .lr Psvlwv , . , ' 19212110 P V A I A . 4 l mlskptlmll 1' 23 Staind C'-ty E1,.l11..11ci,lhlslmilnlll J, 1, 561111111 St111I1'111 Stuif 3. Ulm ' C1.A1yn11 XIALOTT f 111.111I1f ,'lIf111111, 1'1lfl1lIN1l'1Ol1S iv -lliumx xh'lJ0NALll 111' -Ill-V1 ll'1lI'll ,lI111'f111 911161111 .l b1'11C1' Il'01'1CCI' 11011.11 7Il'1'l'I' 1111111 .v1'1111111. 1111111 is xumg x1-P, l1l1Il1I1, ywlmtf, League 1. 2: Lm.-me 11111 111 11111' 11111111111 111' fx l411sk9t.l111ll 1, 21 Latin 01111, 1f 'ff 'HI'- Zg Pi1111r'1'1' Stuff 33 f,ll1lllll1E1'L'6 51111113 City S1l111Y'1l1 Stuff 3, 4. Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 3. 4. x1ARCO XlARCllE'l'TI 1,111,113 l1lCDOWELL lI'11i11f ,11tlI'l'0 1111-Y I1 '1lIlI1I1'3 I,i1111' 1111.1 11 111111111111 1111-11 111111 ix 1'11f11v1' 1l11r'1'1' 1-1111111111111 111' 1111.v 11 j111-11 111111 11-11 111- .l111I 11111 l11111x f11l1 1'11 11 11'11f1 11'1111.v 11-11111 111'111'. 111111 fx Il1IlI'11ll'1I!l. l1Pu.gue Basketball I. 23 Latin f4lllll'llS 13 Girl lleservv 1: Club 23 History Club 2 3, 45 lnlllll Vlub 1. 23 CKYIIIIIIPITHQ Hi-Y 3, 4. Club Sig l.ite-1'111'y Club 4. ' V A 'Q AV ' ' 7 .Q fs? 7, G Q I M V o 4 A Kg ' 9 Q Ll , K Y,,,,X ii! E9 .xxx gfijgi I,4 ll41 .hzssrg MCIIARGUH 1 '1.'ll ' N 11. 1 1 ' I 1.v 111111111-Y 11' 1-1 -1. 1 0l'll5 , L: 1 il fllif IN' ' ' 2 .1 I A 1 . CAm11.YN OLDHAN1 -11111, ' 11' ,MA 1111111 '-.11 1' le. ,Q ,' ' ' 2 -survrr .L..1, 5 .1110 :mi-12 , L5 PTIIZI i1111:1 I 2, 5 n.. . 7 1. . - , V . 5 Qi l l K .,,,..,9 5 X., Q Q CQ Q95 Wgrfr v IS 7 . W fi , f'1111l ll V111111 1111 1 56 111 111 Ol 1 Il I1 11 ' 1 I AU,.,1,,,.!,,,,. ll 1111 11111L'm H11' .w'111111' 1'1f1.w I1 11111 111 111s f U II1 111 l 11111 llllll 1 , 4 11l R1 1 I 1 I li l l I 1 1 4 l6'I5.,l I3 l1ll1ll 61111 1 U11 5 94,5 I xl I P Int T l Club 5 4 y l11111I1 Q lub 3 4 GE11R1:1': Mlcwu 111' 1l111'.v11'1 11111111 1111 Ihr' Sl111l1'11I 11 11111111' In 511111111 1'l1i.v j11111'1111l1'.wf 1111 11111 11111111' 111 lJvnry1', lV1'Prflil1g: l, Z5 Yz11'fi1.v llrlwt- liug: 3, 45 li. of ll. li. 45 1910110 flllffl Nt111Ic'111 Stull' 4. lIA111AN flllTClIELL ll'llI'l1 .vl11' 11111kx 1111 7,71 111111115 .v111'l11'1'.w: ,V11Ii1-1' 11f'I' 'v.lIUIltl Lim. 1'111'.v. Girl lhfswve- l, 25 Hirlx Hus- kvtlmll 2: l111111'1111ti11m1l 3. 45 kvtlmll Z5 I11t9r1111timml fllllll 3, 45 IJ:-1111111 l492l,fIll0 Z. ri, 45 1 ll0ILI'I'I' Stuff 34, 45 Girlf Yur- sity llI'l1:l.fC' 355 F1'9lIf'll t'l11l1, 1,I'f'S'lll4'lll' 4. JosEr11IN11 NIUSIHR N11 y11'11vl11 111 her fx 11111111 if 171 falls .vl1.111't of YI , ll'l11'11 xl111 rluvs 1131211 I1111' 1111111- 1'.vf11 '111'1:1'1' 1111's llt'l' my. Latin l'lul1 1, 25 Girl liv- wrvv l, 3, Yi1'e-I'1'f-si1lv11t 45 1ntv1'11z1ti1111:1I Club 35 H1111- n101'r'e- Ululv 245 l1eag:111- l5ilNlil't- ball 25 Girls Vaxrsity I1r-lrutu Team 2, 45 l'io11ce1' Stull' 4. JAMES NIVHN .T1'11111111 .YI'l'f'IL, 7111111111 111111 111111, Fillx 11111 111111111111 11'1'll1 1I1'.v- 1111111. l.92lg'll9 Ibvlmh- 15 l,+-:1g111- l4:1s- kotlmll I. 25 Avt l'lul1 35 Mi11xtr1-l 345 NIOIIW f'1'1j1 N111- 1l1'11f Stull' 4. l,AlIlI'lN ULIVI-IR .I 11111111 1111141111111 x11'111111 111111 11111 ll'1111 l111.s 11 f1'1'1'1111ly1 .v1111'lf? fur 1111. 11'1'1-,1.1isg- 2, za, 15 K. 1-1' 11. 11. Z5 Yurwily 'l'r1u'li 2, l,uw1:1.L 0513111111141 II1' 1111!-Y forlh, full .v11'11111 ll'l11'11 11'01'k1'11y1 fur l1'1'11'.v 1'1'111'l: T1'11.111. l1l'ilLfll1' Hz15k0tl1:1ll l, 2, 3, 45 l'll11l'llr 1, 125 Ya11'si15 'llI'.l!'l'x ZZ, 25. -L ll111z1:11'r Owfzxs ll'1 'll 'i1111'111l111w 111111, x1'111'1' .v1'1111l111's uw' fvu' T11 111111 of 11111 ji111'.w1 111 our S11111'111' 1'1'v11'. l.:11i11 ljlulr 3: I.:-111111111 l4,11kPt- hull 35 La1ti11 0111111-A 3. Fl'm1111Y OWENS .1 111111111 1'o1111l1f1111111'1' 11'i1l1 fl' 1111'1'1'11 hmrf lI'l111.v1' 111'1'1'1'11y1 11111'1111.v 11111L'1w 11.1 ,wf111't. l,1-11.111111 l3:1skvll1z1lI 1. 25 liuuvl l. 23 1'I1l!1lIl9'l'f'f' i'l11l1 24. 45 IlIll'l'Il2lll4Jll2l1 Club 4. vnrm, Iirnkv nur Ilrurlx mul Inruy lm run. I lizunl 1, 21 III-:Ip.5IIu Iianslu-tlmll , 1 x:7 Q hh I I LJ E I, -:ago DOYO3 i - K X tx Y .XX N W ,YY Q-- oafb X, 0 1 I I I , K 1 1 o .lAMI3s PACE l1llll1l4lNl-I PILCK Yr .irmlher nzrluhwr nf Hn' MII- Tllix lfllyfrnf' l'rv-IC. ll'I' urn . rlenf Sflff. .vn'l'!1 In Nlrllw, ll'l:u lYIll'1ljlN flwliyhlx in muls- Sfwzffx rullwr rvliwwl lu hr ' l ing you Illllflll. :I yrfnllnztw. lmzigllv Buxkvilmll 35 NIIHIC Vity Slzfzlwlzf 4. Il. 'J VIRGINIA PACIQ e .lluf-I1 sfz1fII'uI1.v nlzilily lm.: . l'iryi'nlu l'1n'1', A bvlter nppliwrlnl -nvrvl' r'nlf'I'f'rI flu' r1lr'1'. Hirl Reserve 1, 2, 24, 43 140111- merve- Club 3. 43 Latin Clulr 1, 2g League Iimkctlrzlll 1, 2. 4. Dm LE Pun Imylv, lmgflw, Mr' ,wif-mmlw 1, L: f.,UlllIll0l'lJ0 3, 43 lli-Y 4. BERNARD PARHAXI lim-1IuI'rl, you arf? of lia.vl.-v!- bull fame IVNII your slvuvly 'Ill5I'L'lf you lwlp win Ihr: yunzv. Junior Cl2lbS l'I'n-slIl4-nt: Hoy SINYIIHOYS 3, 45 yill'hll,j' 'l'l'ucfk 2. Cl. 4: ClIuI'IIs 23 YzIIwit5' liusketlnall 2. 3, 4: 5Q'L'0Ilt1 TPHIII 1. EDITII PATTIMIN A 510011-lookfnvgf girl! ll'nulfl you know why? NIM ix fl pwnlrlrl of liwlfnrvl lliyll. l.ezIgIIf- llelmte 1: l.4'5lgIllt' Hux- kn-t,lIzIll lg Girl lie-NI-I'x'v 1, 12 l.:ItiII Clulr 2: lIItvI'II:ItImml Club 3. 43 lli-wry Clulu 43 l..teI'zIry Cluln 43 UI1-lIQ-stI'u 1. -I lli'Y 2, Il, 43 l.v:Ig'IIe limlu-1' bull I. 2. 24. 43 Stage- 4, l11AllY PICNCIC Wim IrnIIlrln'l hr' gflnrl u'l11il1 xhr' Lv llwllf'-W Frlil' lfvliim' nf Ihr' I'I'oI1w1'l'!' l.z11iII l'lulr 1, 23 Girl Ii4'ufeI'I'r' 1, 2. 3, l'I'f-Nlwlellt. 45 Hun' Inu-I'f'v Club Sig Stone rQ'z'!y Slu- flfnf Stull' 543 Mist.re1 35 l'l-Ullflll' Stull' 3. 4. NIAIIIAN PI-:xTzI:II Thu! .vhr l1'vrII'.v 11411411 fx II l1'ui.wm J Nu' is Irvll L'IlUFl'll in Jour- mzlixnf. l,I-alggllo lizlskc-tlmll 1, 2: Hirl 1il4hl'1'Yl! 1, 2. 3, 45 l i1nIr'wr Stuff 35 IlNm'y Ulula 3, 45 tbl:-0 Clulu 4, DWIILIIT PERKINS In lirzxkvllulll P97'k'f7lS ll'Il4lll S Nw 'll'1Il'kiIl'S. YzIl'fil.,v lizlskvllmll 2, 5, 4: Sec-mul TCQIIII 1, 2. AIIIIIIILY PIERCE In. llivim-If Audrey Pierce rv- :-r'r1-fav A S '. .l If'1I.4'l11'f', mnyhv, ww nj ihfuvn' rlugfx. Girl RI-NI-I'I'v l. -lg Latin Vlulr 1. 2, 45 ITIIIIIIIIPICQ Clulx 43 llixllwy l'lulr 45 Inc-I'IIzItioII:Il Club 43 Litorzlry Club 4. X fig . . . . Q I YXX--. 6 ,fffx fl Ei I ,I A L16 C ,, - - -4-W-f--11? ffl- . 14731 LII fry' 1092 Q Q i O Y hifi Y Y l - Z Q 'I A io OG 'u ' ' filo lQ,4A O BETTY RAINBULT l1LADYS'PlERCE 4 Inu Illllllllf giffxi sy Ilfv' ll'1ll1'z1ynIr,v,v fllffvrgfs jim! ' f ff ' I O I HH, 'wmv lh'rnnu.ln .vluflmux-111111 f 4, .Yu lrulnlrfr .vllw ulu'uj1.v rrinx l fJf' flu' gfllnzff. Girlw livlmtc- 2. 3. 43 Suuth N I.:-:1::'lw lmxlufrlull I. xg llirl f'e'l1f1'11I 24. I: Girl llejelw I, N llc-N4-1-x'v I. 2. 3. I1 l'fnnnu-rr-If Z. 3.1 4: lunnllf-run Club 31 X t l'lub 363 lllll'I'll1Il.UII:lI l'Iub 4. .XVI Club 4: I.:-:zgue Ihlsketlmll lg f'l1rntl1u1u l':1g.rf1zl11t 3. NlAlu:ARr:T Powlclcs O ' HARQLD lirnrru F. In flrllllflfyf ,II1lf'y11lfv'l llflv 'IHIIVII 1lUHAl'l'.' Nm' has NIH' hwn l.'1mu'11 from fluff! fn rnll'r'f'. l.:nIin Club 1. 2. 545 .XVI l'Iub 2. SI: fiirl Reserva I: Inter' uutiunul Club 4g Culnnn-1'c-v lllub -Ig Luvul l.:1Iin Hunts-ut lg UUIIIIU' Latin Umm-sl, 1. ljuluwln PRmu Um' nf flu' Inuxl flf'lu'fl1Iu!fIr lf1x,w.v In br jnnnfl nf ull nj our llfgflz xflmnl r'la1.w.w-x. Cllurm 13 Lvuglu- lhulu-tbznll 1 -1 'I 4 --,w . Smnfsow PURLH1 NIVIIIIINUN 'Lv ll flrfhulur lrllum you .wlrely knoux' ll'ln'n uxkerl In tulsa' purl hi.: 'IWNIIOIIXQ' ix nw:-wz' slulr. Lutln Club 2: Ilixtory llub Dig lnternntinnzxl l'Iub 34. 45 Ibelnllo Lffzxgue I. 2. Il. 45 I'1'r111v'1'r' Stuff -1. CATIIIQRINE QIIACKICNISIISII llwr lfjf'AI1'r11'l.' 1'1lfllv'f'inr' flux 4'lm.vvI1 rfyjhf Fm' n,Uif'f' n'0f'l.' :Tv luv' 111'- liffhl. l.:I1in Flub I. 23 Ilirl Ill-Nl-rw I. 2. Ii. 4: L'un1nnfrr'v l'Iub 35. 43 I'funr'w' Stull I: IIlI1'l'Il2l' II-vnnl Club 3 4 Nlm1'lf1 ln1lL'f'.v all H10 yfirlx xifllz: 9 ll1f'.v ulxn u rflrwfbw' of Hn Ili-Y. I.e:1g1m linwlu-tlnlll I. 2, 3, 43 Clmrus I. 25 li. uf D. B. 3, -LC Ili-Y 4 4 . , . XVILLIANI RIJNWICK l'nlr'Z'r' ull flu' rfwl. ll'illr'ulu Inu' 11 family z'r-ravi. I. C. S. l'c-llzlr Rzmpivls. Iowan 1. 2. Zi: liulvk Yzuwity Ile-buts Zig Yzuwily 'I'r:n-k 23 Yursity liuuke-tlmull 2, Jig Hlef- Club 3: Latin Club I, :Ig Ilistur-V Ulub 2. 3: I l'l'lll'Il Club 33 Misuiun Crmzulv l'Iub Sig Sign l'z1ilxt4-'ru I, 2: Hwlnvul l'upz-r Staff 1, 2. 3: llc-r'I:lln:Itul'.x' Culltilmt 1. 2. Holuxcrz Ric H Alursox Ile lilcrw flu' yarns of basket- ball, hu! us u rule Il'f' jinrl In' likwx cl.'er'yflziny1 in Ifmlfm-11 lliylz School. CIIOTIIN Ig Yulmit-V Bzlsketbull 2. 3. -lg Somuul Teunl lg Yau'- Siry TI'il!,'k 2, 3, 4. CATIIIQRINH RUHHRTS f'u!l14'f'l'11f' lfnlnwfvv. Irifll wlfffzw nj hlnw. lI'ill hw fuunfl 1111101111 ilu' fmlwllillyl wf'r'r1'. Frou:-I1 Club I. 2. 75. 49 League Ilalxkvtlmll I 3 I.lte-rall'5' Club 2. 3. 45 slum' lilly Strulcnt 3: Illcu Club 2. If GSI? ., . X K6 I Ruff? 4 - I17I 35191 do Ol , Y Y vw -- rl K Nomvoon Ross ROBERT Scmgnscn l-IL 1l'ilImul .Voz-woofl lfoxg, lfe,-lmpg if ix lfql, ,g',,M,.. Thu Ilclflmml zmuhl In: at .wJI1r1l'x Wd f-url.v o f -, ,QJ I 0 'K- ' ' Thu! 7llIllfv 8 him shim: willl . I H loss. K. -lf 11. la. 4, 11'1'wLli11g 1, 'Ill fhff ffifl-Q. 3, 3, 41 Lilflll Vlub 1, J af YZ L 1. W. Slmvrgn 0 No 11011111 great fame' in lull? Q B10NA RL'T11r:RFo1:D lgf Il fffwfg . Shu Irzlkx, sho srnilcx she 1123, mllmr Www Hum H' 11011111 Inuylzs. ' I V S1113 Iilxrns ifollfrcilfzly photo- 119111119 1191123195 1, 33 11211111 ,H-Ul,f,,,A Club 1, 2, Clxrutnms l'zxg'Pzu1t ' 25 v2ll'S11f'V 1lvbz1te 3, ,lg Sfrmrf City Sfllllwll Stull' 35 l'ioncr:f' Stull' 4, llisvussiou 3, 4. DONALD SHEEKS JOHN SAMLELSUN Ile fll'll71lj!S KIOCN tllu luis! Im .l num of 1l'i,wlu1n nur! mrul- nan ruwly Tlzalfv all jlflll 1-an c,r'pf'1'l uf UV' run 'Nw luwlzlfnll Iron- Il man. Will- lln-zlgllu l3:lskeel,lulll l, 24, 11, 1101131110 llzmlwtlmznll 1, 2, il, 45 Vaxwity 'l'1':Lck 1, Z, 3, 4, li. of D. B. 43 lli-1' 4. Svcmul 'l'eum 25 lli'1' 45 li. of D. li. 4. DANIPIL SIIIQRWUUIJ llc studies llanlg hr: lmx llix fun ANGELA SCH!-IRSCHICL 11010 1711517121 follies-fs Imx ln' won? Thu m'nr1,r11f'11l of ll mvelc and quiet spirit. 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VHRLA W1-lsxrzlc I'11'111, ,111 1111'11.v1111l. 11111111111 111111 5111111 .' 11111111111 1111 111'1' f111' 11 1'l1'1'Q1' '1'1'1111't. lmzlglle lizlskvllulll ll Z, 751 Girl Rr-sc-1've 1, 2, Il, -lg llis- lnry Club -lg CUlllIllCI'lfC Club -l. XIARY Wrzuc S111 ,w 11111 ,111 11114111 111' 11111 so 51111111 lluf 'fn 111'1' 11'xx11111v x111' L'1,'1.'p.w 1111 with 1111 Latin Club l 5 liirl R1-s1-wc: lg Lf'2lg'll0 Buhku-t,l1:1ll 1, 2, 25g 11111-rllaltloxxall Club 35. GORDON XVILLIAMS H111 Il q11i1'1 111111 I'1'111'l'I1jf ll'111'1'1' lm'1'1'111'1'11 111' 111C1'1J LI1' 11'11l11.v ix f1111. Girl lim-M-l'x's' l. 2. 3. 43 l,:1liu Cluln 1 3 ll4lIlllll4'l'l19 Club 3. 43 lllllxlI'4'lN 2. NMA Wlmv .Y11111 ll'1'1111, 111'11l111 fx ,mlm A1111 l111l111l111' 11'i111 tl 1'1'1'111111 111'. 011111111-1'1'1' l'lul1 1 Q lllulglll' lim- lxvllbilll I, ZZ, 35. 45 Glvf! Cllllr 1, 4. llnuoxs WxNxE .fl 1l111'1111 ,v M111 1.1 111. A l1J,11'yc1' 1111 111111119 t11 1111. 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'Geo' 2' 9 S 19 h U in Q ,prog , C or it C ,ft tg' I wg o f A .OJ I CLASS HISTORY Eyl Wlien we look hack down the long lane of time to a period, just four short years ago, when 9 1 we, as freshmen, furtively darkened the portals of Bedford High School, the years fade away as a T mist. Once again we see ourselves, timid and lonely, entering the labyrinth of the Minotaur, engulfed in its maze and with no silken thread to guide us to the rooms for which we Sought. To the accumulated widsom of the upper-classmen we listened breathlessly. But we emerged from the fire courageous and with many honors. The Class spirit, the scholastic records, the athletes, students of oratorical and reading ability, the oflce-holders, the journalistic students-all helped to make the Class of ,33 a pre-eminent success. Many have been the honors which the members of the Class of '33 have brought the school. Daniel Sherwood, Henrietta Hutton,iMaZrgaret Powers, and Marguerite Jones have won honors in the Latin Contests. J. W. Shaver, Robert Plummer, Harold Bennett, Betty Rainbolt received recognition in South Central Orotorical Contest, Reading Contest and Public Discussion. Robert Plummer and Harold Bennett were for four years members of the Boy's Varsity Team. Josephine Mosier, Marian Mitchell, Icel Jackman, Frances Edmands, Lora June Owens, and Betty Rainbolt held positions on the Girlis Varsity Debate Team. Bernard Parham, Horace Richardson, and Dwight Perkins were familar figures on the Basketball floor. Loren Oliver, Frank Duncan, Norwood Ross, Dexter Calvin, and Harold Wykoff were Heldmen. Frank May, Mary Carter, Angela Scherschel, Ruth Younger, Catherine Roberts, and Mildred Maick were faithful members of the Student Staff. Mary Pence, Robert Baker, Josephine Mosier, Everett Taylor, lcel Jackman, Marian Mitchell, Ella E. Clark, and several other seniors held positions on the Pioneer Staff. The band was served faithfully by Doris Carter, Warren Clover, Frances Lee. And now we come to the officers of the Senior Class, Robert Plummer, President, Moneta Davis, Vice-President, Lora June Owens, Treasurerg and Harold Wykoif, Secretaryg and foremost in the minds of all, our sponsor, Miss Mitchusson. Not alone in activities have we excelled. Though we constitute but one-sixth of the total enrollment, we have consistently furnished over one-fourth of the Honor Roll. We feel that i11 our class the school has lost Some genuine students, eil?-9 SENHHIPROPHECY Bedford, Indiana, June 31, 1943. Miss Janet Standish Capitol Building, Indianapolis, Indiana. Dear Janet: Your idea of having a 1933 class reunion is splendid. After ten years of separation, it will be a happy occasion for the class to meet once more at Bedford for a week-end. I am sending you a clue as to the whereabouts of some of our classmates, so that you may notify them of the event and can make further plans for the program. M CVQ Cl Hfft gafk J' 9 ,411 A I22l tara tax a ., Robert Plummer as you probably know is head of the Speech Department at Wabash College. Carolyn Oldham can be notified at Carolyns Beauty Shop in Indianapolis. Josephine Mosier and Marian Mitchell are bookkeepers at Ingalls. Tommy Owens has taken Dick Dare s place in the Phuller Phun Serials at Hollywood. Jimmy Pace who succeeded Gary Cooper can also be found there. Helen Lewis invitation may be addressed to Mrs. Oran Houston Bedford and Dorothy Prevos to Mrs. Harold Wykoff, R. R. 6. Billy Kramer is connected with the Newark Rhythmers in New Jersey. Frank May is editor of the New York Graphic. Lillie McDowell and Verla Wesner are designers for Lamonts, Chicago. Martin McDonald is proprietor of Long's Studio, Bedford. Betty Rainbolt is now playing Lady Macbeth with John Barrymore. Harold Reath, Gordon, and Jess Williams are with the Bloomington Limestone Company. Margaret Powers is on the faculty at Herrons Art Institute. J. W. Shaver and Brooks Wynne are prosperous lawyers at Reno. Bernard Parham, Vice-President of H. P. H. A. fHen Pecked Husbands Asso- ciationl resides at Pinhook. Catherine Quackenbush and Wilma Lyon are auditors for the Helm Company at Seymour. Bernice Wilson operates a dancing school at 416 South Puddle Avenue, Akron, Ohio. Catherine Roberts and Doloris Silvers are members of the Bedford faculty. Dr. Raymond Webster's address is 3835 South West Street, Louisville. Jim Niven is attending the School of Magicu, Wisconsin Building, Mitchell. Esther Sears and Mona Rutherford are officers of the Y. W. C. A. in Baltimore. Loren Oliver, Norwood Ross and George Meno are members of the Springfield, Illinois Professional Wrestlers. Lora June Owens has retired to Popcorn to write a text on Fundamentals of Chemistry. Angela, John, and Robert Scherschel can be located with the S. S. S. Steel Supply Store in Bristol, Tennessee. Frances Lee is supervisor of music at Shawswick and Simpson Purlee is a grade-teacher at Crawfordsville. Mildred Tovey and Cleo Slinkard operate the Ladies, Ready-to-Wear Store in Hanover, Indiana. William Renwick is a trapeze performer with the Hagenback Wallace Circus. Daniel Sherwood appears daily on the Piano Program over WLW. Claude Malott and Everett Taylor are bookkeepers for the Charles E. Smith Auto Company in Detroit. The noted writer, Ruth Younger, has recently moved to Des Moines, Iowa. Marco Marchetti has taken over the managership of the Jay C Stores of Bedford. Edith Pattison is head mannequin for Belms, Cleveland. Lowell Osborne and Wilson McBride are with Conlons Creamery in Nashville. Marian Pentzer is a member of the school board of Bedford. Professor Robert Owens is with the University of Pennsylvania. Nina Wray is working in Martins Jewelry Company in St. Louis. Jim Trinkle will be unable to come since he is studying art in France. Virginia Pace and Mildred Maick are secretaries at J. McHargue 81 Co., Grand Rapids, Michigan. Of course you can easily get in touch with Governor Horace Richardson. Alma Mark is treasurer of the Indiana Girls Friendly Society. Doyle Panza and Dwight Perkins operate a garage and oil station in Martinsville. Minnie Speer can be addressed as Mrs. Russ Hall, Paoli, Indiana. Mary Weyer and John Samuelson are located at the Indiana Telephone Company, Philadelphia. James Tirey is coach of the Wisconsin State Track Team. Ruby Spurgeon has been appointed as the new ambassadress to Cuba. Eugene Peck and Harold Lee are with the U. S. Navy. Viola Lee and Gladys Pierce are working for The Gobat Glassware Company, Empire State Building, Bartlettsville. Don Sheeks can be addressed at 1509 L Street, Bedford. It is a task to find some of the members of the class, however, I shall keep inquiring about them and send information to you as soon as I receive it. lf there is anything else l can do Janet, please let me know. since we must make this celebration a success. Love Helen Smith Colvin P. S. I just noticed in the evening paper the marriage of Martha Stuckey to a Bloomington banker named Lindley. H. s. C. ge ,RAQ3 to 32 JZ! DL ,DQ Dil: 4 e- 43 l23l -'1 b'lL 'PD' 'A V V xonoqon ,2 LJ L5 A Q 513. 55 o.QJ, l X ff X SENIOR WILL W After four short and happy years in Bedford High School we join, with many regrets, its 0 l alumni. We wish to thank our parents, the faculty, and all others connected with the school, who E l by their sacrifices have made this possible We also wish to make certain legacies to the under- . classmen. i lf Ella Clark leaves her frivolous nature to Margaret McClelland. , Charles Eckert leaves his blufhng ability to Cleophus Craig. The date breaking propensities of Bob Sherwood Burton are left to Carleton Culmer. June Babb, Moneta Davis, Martha Browning, Eleanor Fields, Agnes Gyger, Virginia Chambers, Martine Cravens, and Mary Cropp leave word that all men are fools and should be worked,' for O all they are worth. 0 Billy Deckert, tap dancer par excellence, is succeeded by Roy '4Cyclone Turner. ' Mildred Bridwell and Warren Glover leave their voluminous daily correspondence to the library. Harold Bennett leaves his record of debating on both sides of a proposition to anyone who can equal it. Ruth Able is willing to leave anything except Bernard Parham. Richard Asbell and Burhl Grubb leave their turbulent dispositions to J. B. Cantrell and G. Washington Fitts. David Dye believes that Gus Psaltis should succeed him as yell leader. George Brinegar leaves his neatness to P. Royce Jones. Kathleen Donica reluctantly leaves Leland Armstrong to the band. Frances Conner gives her promptness to Damon McFadden. Catherine Drehoble, Margaret Houston, and Betty Benzel will their serious dispositions to Kathlene Murray. , Mary Haley, Ruth Bruce, lcel Jackman, Henrietta Hutton, Juanita Felknor, Hazel Buher, Wilma Hodges, Norman Bell, Homer Girdley, Robert Hutt, and Kenneth Huff leave their best wishes to the freshmen. . Frances Bair's place in B. H. S. goes to her sister Maralou. Mary Carter, Rita Inman, Avahnelle Craig, and Vernia Giles have decided to keep their blond loveliness. Mary Catherine Edwards is dividing her height with Dorothy Yates. Janet Anderson says she does not care to leave her uncle to any one. The front place of Ordie Blackburn and Mary Jo Bruce in the Lover's Parade is left unfilled. Any four rising draftsmen are left the desks of Russel and Paul Jones, Robert Baker, and Howard Baugh. Charles Berwick entrusts Enis Jackson to Wilbur Tumey. Creamy,, Duncanis lucky Mtest coin is left to his sister Olive. The tact of William Easton and James Guthrie in capturing activity oliices is left to William Benzel. Anna Louise Erwin, Frances Edmands, Helen Hopper, and Doris Carter give their places in the orchestra to anyone who can fill them. John Adamson after due consideration has decided that Anah Bell can be trusted with the custody of Dorcus Maddox. Jeanette Chenault, Henrietta Hutton, Catherine and Marguerite Jones will give free instruc- tions in commercial work to all lagging students. Jimmy Duncan carries his industrious nature with him. Hansel Flynn, Dexter Calvin, Robert Brown, Ralph Carter, John Castello, Robert Dean, Carl Foddrill, Jack Griffin, Carl Harris, and Wilbur Jolmson plead with the underclassmen to hold the women in proper subordination. Kenneth Fish and George Fitzgibbon bequeath their cars to any two hich-hikers. Mary Pence leaves her handsome little giggle to Geraldine Shaver. if ' F555 EMF lab Q5 Xl l24l liigjis i es? A0570 0 . V i E2 LJ LJ fi Q So' W T. H. PENTZER C. ll. CARTER H. C. SP1-ZAR 0 0 0 Mr. Warren J. Yount came to Bedford as Superintendent of City Schools from Greencastle, indiana, where he was Filling the position of Superintendent. He was graduated from Franklin College in 1912. and now holds the .-X. H. degree front Indiana University. Mr. Yount is filling very capahly the position vacated by Mr. Ahbett in both social and school life. His diplomatic dealings in all matters have made him the friend of everybody. His tact, his humor, and his sympathy joined with disarming simplicity and frankness of manner give him in- estimalvle influence among the students. W. J. YOUNT lVlt'. H. H. Nlourer came into our midst in l93l as principal, succeed- ing R. B. Julian, now Superintendent of Schools at Valparaiso, indiana. He was graduated from Indiana University and now holds the A. B. and A. M. degrees. Since coming to Bedford Mr. Mourer has made friends of all the student hody and has won the loyalty of the faculty hy his untiring effort to make Bedford High the 'fltw school of the state. The city of Bedford has no truer friend. His leadership of the sponsors has guided them through many y trying battles and has won many an erring student from the path of destruc- W l tion to one of future happiness. H. H. MOURER Miss GRACE Sen.-ttftftzn. Srlmol Nurse li. E. YVYNNIC, School 1Jflj NfI'fllIl A. W. lIIt.t.t5R, .flttvrzdzzrzve Officer V H5 i 5 VA CA? E' W V 'N' b o . x K - 05' o . . S K U k Di BE!! - . . Q D fx, 2 43 E251 3 5 I 1 O , O GEORGIE Mlrculissox l5l1lI.YA NEWSUNI Ixmcgl-1Nr: CHASE HPH11 v,fEf1gl1'Sh Df',IPf- EHHHSIY- Bfflff' Ifnglixlz, Jnurnulixnz NEP ,f W. H. STUCK!-IY WM. CRANDALL Wood Shop Stone Shop Hl'lLEN GMX Illcl.r:x Wool.:-:ln W. H. CRIDER Engl :'.w I1 English English, Spwrlz A ' 1 0 'il of A I' 26 I fifi f N. W. Tl'IHlfXlL NIARJURII-I PRIEST jemx W. KM HIIfhE'l7Illlff'S lI!lflH'lIIIlliCS llllth.. Biology ELLM TEAM: l.,vxvuXxE Hman Hvarl of Ho11,.whr1Id'Arrs Foods Dean of Girls UI-Itllilil-I W. I!-xvlw FR-XXCIAIS Ill icmixlzlwimclclc Lulu HI-:Ln SL'1'e'nr'f' ' vS4'1'Hf1f'r Sf'ir'r11'4' V S? fff-XX Q D Q ' xxx-3 ea Qiwggii Q W QE? Y .ge Y X I W f A X' 4 Z 0 9 .Q m D Q L-59 VG CrcgO7x, , E X . rim f Q9 - on-,JP X My 0 ' x 'Y O G I. NI. XICFADIJIQY Emi. HELD EARL KIQAWBECK llenri of Hzklory lhfpt. History Hismry NIARTILIA Lmmx Mmm: Srlucurz History Secretary NIILDRICII PARHAM Hosni NIARY Dum' lim.:-:N HunAmur:L Svcrclary Commerce Canzmerce ' A 1 lv - Q ' I' 'V ' 1 '71 K a QW M Tk I Q K1 a I fx wings W? X- ce A H31 Iwz 1'Alx1'141n CWLAUYS Rumclns XIABLE HHUOKS Latin Latin Frvnz-ll, Algebra Ll-ILAND Amvls'rnoNc HAYNE Fnmiwmw Fl.UIilCNCl'1 CQLBY Buml Health H vullh C11.mu1s Iv:-xx' LLCY limxmna Nl.-Xlll-ll, Russ Supervisor. llvalllz SIIPPFLVI-SDF, Music 5ll1MfI'l'I'S0f', fir! E291 ROOM 60: Martha Lomax Front Row: Geneva Bennett. Clara .-Xrnistrong, Louise Anderson, Margaret Berwick, Murulou Bair, Emmah Bahr, Fern Abel, Leona Ahle, Ellen Asbury, Willow Bastain, Lena Baker. Miss Lomax. Second Row: Virginia Armstrong, Esther Biclxenheuser. Anah Bell, Gladys Allen, june Bahia. Niue Fern Byers. .lean Bair. Louis ,-Xnderson. Ceorgia .'xlf?Y2lllflCl', Nlildred ,-Xshell. Third Rott: Carl Baker, Eugene Ballard, Wlnyne Armstrong, Hurry Anderson, Morris Bartlett, Charles Akin. Joe Beavers. Charles Acton. Kenneth Baker. Paul Anderson. Fourth Row: James Beerlie. Carol Bair. llownrcl Iiivklnlni, Paul Boker, William Bivkenlienser. Front' R ow: Victor Britlvwll. ,lean Blackwell, Marjorie Brock, Kathryn Bullock, Mary Bohling. Ethel Hull, Frutn'es Briclwell, Helen Block. Surat Bolding. Florence Black, Xlury Blnvk Eugene Boyd. Svrond Row: Way'ne Black, Charles Litnrgez. xlilflf' Blackburn, Wilma llilvhison, Nlarthu llritlwell Betty Black. Helen Burton. 'llllirrl Row: Harold Bolding. Homer Carlanrl, Maynard Bough, Bernie Bornflf, Hohert Nnrugon Paul Box, Leroy Dierdorf, Eddie Bluff. Miss Rodarmel. Fourth Row: Jerry Philips, Fred Beretta, Emery Tlioinpson, Hiehural Boston, William Bruzzell, Alphonso Branaman, Robert Brown. Fifth Row: Edward Black, Don Gahhert, Paul Brown, Byron Mosier, Lawrence Cathers, Huhert Garland, Chester Allen. ROOM 57: Miss Roilarmnl s ROUM 56: Gwlaflys Roberts Front Row: Catherine Bundy, Luella Burgess, Elizabeth Bruce, Edith Bryant, Grace Bryant, Mary Brinegar, Edith Riley, Buth Burch, Helen Beyers, Marjorie Brgh. SCFOIIKI Row: Franklin Bugh, Louise Byren, Helen Burton, Velma Riggle, Bose Burton, Catherine Byers, Juanita Brock, Lucile Browning, Helen Burkhart, Miss Boherts. Third Row: James Bruce, Harold Hawkins, Charles Anderson. Andrew Buher. Howard Bittenhouse, George Brooks, Willard Byers, Lloyd Butler. Fourth Row: Edgar Watson, Paul Peck, Paul Givens. Dwight Browning, Wilfred Butterfield, Marian Bugh, .loseph Bulterfielil, Howard Browning. Richard Beyers. Front Row: Bohert Childers, J. B. Cantrell, Paul Carter, Esther Carter, Mary Chaney, .losephine Cassidy, Martha Cave, Miss Painter. . Second Rolf: James Cameron, Dorothy Chambers, Geraldine Chastain. Ursel Calvin. Lillian Chain- bers, Mary Campbell, Eugene Chastain, Philip Chamlmers. Third Row: Catherine Concannon, Elizabeth Cantrell. Nlary Concannon. Virginia Chestnut. Bertha Cibull. Margaret Chenault, lvan Carter. Fourth Row: Edward Charles, Thomas Cantrell, Carl Chaney, Boherl Canine, Raymond Canine. ROOM 55: Inez Painter ROOM 54 : Maurice McFadden Front Rolf: Violet Daughtery. Yeneita Corbin. Yirgie Cook, Juanita Crawford, Helen Delaney, Lucy Dossen, Ruth Daggy, Bernice Deekert, lrene Danner, Katie Dossen, Ruth Douglas. Secona' Roni: John Cosner, Clayds Condiff, Helen Cox. Nelda Davis, Evelyn Cropp, Inez Cummings, Dolly Crawford. Ruth Craig. Catherine Dalton, James Dickerson. Third Rolf: George Corps, Dale Davis, Charles De Pierre, Franklin Dietz. Cleophas Craig, Robert Conley, Robert Crowe. Fourth Row: Francis Cripe, George Conlon. .lohn Cornwell, Robert Cosner. Don Davis. Charles Crowe, George Corbin, VVilliam Cripe. Dale Dowling. Frank Crawford. Front Roux' Edward Edwards. Mildred Easton. Mary Fox, Jewell Felknor. Frances Embree. lnez East, Ruth Elrod. Mary Flynn, Judith Emerson, Betty Erwin. Wynis Dye. Ceorge Emhree. Second Row: Helen Downey, Virginia Edington, Olive Duncan, Mary Dusard, Nancy Fields, llnlh Dye, Mary Evans, Geraldine Fleetwood, Dwight Emmert, Gerald Fordyce, Dale Ebert, Mr. Kay. Third ROI!!! Buster Doub, Wlilliam Fuller, Robert Edler. Arthur Endris, Francis Edington. Barry Emery. Leo Duncan, Lewis Fields, James Duncan. Fourth Row: Henry Fish, Morris Evans, Kenneth Sipes, Clovis Fender, Merle Edington. Guy Edington, Robert Freeman, Richard Eckert, Caylous Easton. ROOM 52: 1. W. Kay ROOM 50: Marjorie Priest Front Row: Billy Graham, Louis Gaines, Mary ,lane Glover, Edith Greenlee, Helen George, Vendetta Gruhh, Margaret Ellen Glover, Mary Griggs, Alina Hall, Kereheval Glover, Rolmert Glimps. Second Razr: Beulah Nlae Hall, Anna Nlary Gratzer. Pauline Hall, Etta Girdle-5. Garolle llall, -Xdah Gyger, Ruth Giegrich, Margaret Galt-s. Third Row: Xliss Priest Jeanne Hardy, Anah Gallherl. Ruth Gillialt, Nlary ,lean Hardy, Sarah ,lane Frenrh, Mary E. Glover, Pearl Hardwick, Dorothy Golden, Elsie Goen. Fourth Rott' : Doyle Godsey. Carroll Nlorrison, Earl Hall. llarold Gould, Doyle Guthrie, Robert Gratzer, Russell Hall. Roger Grafton. Fifth Roux' Fred Goldsboro, Eugene Giiens. Kenneth Girdh-5, ,loe Hodler, William Galuzzi, Paul Haworth. Front Row: Hagar Hill, Mildred Hill, Naomi Hawkins, Virginia Hughes, Elma Holt, Adrienne Hendricks. Betty Herley, Doris Huddleson, Lula Harvey. Mary Henderson, Evalyn llodges, Dale Hennon, Miss Durrenberger. Second Rolo: William, Hubbard, :L .l. Harper. Waller Huff, Hue Higgins, Vera Hennon. Alive Haungs, Charles Harpold, Richard Hillenhurg, Opal Hawkins, Wesley Heath. Richard Howell. Third Kaur: William Hudson. Joe Hawkins, James Heddon. Kenneth Howell. August .l0l1IlS1IH- XVinifred Hubbard, Rohr-rt Hayes. ROOM 48: Frances Durrrfnberger RUUMS 5 and 44: Lora Held and George W. Banta Front Row: Wayne Johnson, Cytha Jackson, Charlotte Williams, lieth Wood, Grace Waslion, Evelyn Wray, Marian White. Lelall Wray. Louise Hunter, Mary Zonkle, Genevieve Johnson, Charles Webster. Second Row: Mr. Banta, Evelyn Johnson, Evalou Wray, Evelyn Wier, June Zettergren, Nlildred Webster, Lenore Zettergren, Catherine Withers, Ennis Jackson, Daisy lnman, Wlilma Johnson, Mrs. Held. Third Row: Edwin Williams, Eddie Hutton. lloyd Zinlx. Clyde Walker, Marian Johnson, Harry lnman, Hazel Jackson. Winnifred Williams, Edward Johnson, Marjorie Jamison, Ernest Johnson, Fred Hutton, Julian Hurst, Homer Jamison, Bernard Wray, Raymond Weir. Fourth Roar: Ralph Williams, Kenneth Williams, Frank Jackson, Dale Hutt, Woodrow Jaynes, Omar Jewell. Front Row: Wilma Jones. llavid Lewis, Alhert Whitted, Cordon Keely. John Lewis. Wjllian Kirk. Dale Jones, Amos Koontz, Freeman Lee. Seconrl Row: Kelsie Jones, Lucile Lee, Evalyn Jones. Wlargaret Lavender. Louise Kern, lietty Lee Donna Lake, Julia Lehman, Hr. Turmail. Third Row: Hohert Woodward. Catherine Klinger, Thelma Kern, Mary Kfl1ClllCI1, Margie Kingman Elizabeth Younl- Mary Kell, Marjorie Kirk, Frances Lee. Fourth Row: Willard Lewis, Lloyd Kirkman, Walter Macllonald. Bernard Lancaster, Don Webster Carl Kern, Vincent King, John Kascll. Fifth Row: Chester Lewis, Spencer Lee. Paul Kern. Royce Jones. RUOM 40: A. W. Turmoil ROOM 34: Imogvnv Clmsv .s ii' Front Row: Eva MacMillan, Frances Lyons, Dorothy MacMillan. Anita Massey, Hose Mad ox Margaret McClellan, Dorcas Mattox, Dora Beth Mayo. Dorothy Mayo, Doris Mathews Second Row: Miss Chase, Tony Menu. Donald Miller, Charles Mason. Bernard Marsh. Ollie Mann Raymond Mascio, ,lohn McCullough. Raymond Lookiehill. Forrest Mathews Clads Loudon, Mary Catherine Megnin. Ruby Love. Mary Alice Mcllride. Third Row: Bernard Martindale, Damon McFadden, Aurelio Liva, Frank May, Billy Maguire Thomas May, John May, James Maddox, Paul Malicole, Charles D. Lanz, Carl Lindsey Frou! Rolf: Leonard Mikels. Woodrow Metzler. Tlromas Meno, Dorothy AlL7Kll3llUll, Louise Miulkey, Marie Myers, Amy Myers, Amy Metzler. Dorothy Mcpike. Sccoml ROIt'f -Xuslin McClellan, Raymond Miller. Leeman Monday. Alnleta Monts. Marian Menaugh. lluhy Montgomery. Hulh Montgomery, Mary Moore. Geneva Mikels. Kathlene Murray, llolc-n MoCrary, Annette Mclioe, Mr. Kraushc-ok. Tlzirrl ROIl'f Leo Nl1'C2lIlll. .lohn Myers. Elmer Meissner, john Mullen, Harry Moore. Albert Mille-r, ,lohn Mvl.eod. Cuy Miller. Margaret Mvfiarlliy. Harold McConnell. W'inifrey Mundy. ROOM 33: Earl K rauslwrlf ROOM 28: Mable Brooks Front Row: Marie Ramsey, Vera Pugh, Ruth Rayburn, Helen Quaekenbush, Elizabeth Hariden Mary Beth Rariden, Mary Jean Railsbaeli, Tena Psallis, Eva Pruitt, Robert Ray. llliss Brooks. Second Row: Paul Reynolds, David Rariden. Sara Hainboll, Hazel Quaekenlmush, Nlargaret Quaeken- bush, Jenny Heed. Raleigh Qnaelxenhush. Third Row: Charles Richardson, lflherl Ilurxon. Gus Psaltis, Richard Reynolds, arnold Quaekena hush, Leland Quillen. Fourth Row: ' Charles Quackenbush. Paul l,llCliCll,,lillI1CS llicharrlson, Orris Richards, Alfred Heed. Front Row: Hattie Scott, Mildred Sherrill. Mary Scheffel. Viola Roberts, Helen Sellers. Florence Schaeffer, Gladys Salyards, Fanny Hoselli, Marcella Schersvhel. Second Row: Barbara Sherrill, Geraldine Shaver, Marjorie Sharp, lantha Shook, Fanny Hunyan, Virginia Robinson. Mr. Freeman. Third Row: Clifford Seoti, James Sholner, Glen Robbins, James Sears, Sherwin Schmidt, John Smale, Floyd Schofield. Fourth Row: . Sam Roselli. Edward Svhusler. Charles Shepard, James Srhersehel. Wilbur Rom, Gerald Holmbina. W'illiam Slate. ROOM 24: Buyne Freeman ROOM 22: Emil Held Front Rau' : Roy Taylor, Helen Slight, Mary Stuekey, Josephine Spear, Anna Xlario Smith Vary ,Io Thomas, Kathryn Starr, Evelyn Thorne, Opal Tatom, Ivan Sears. Second Rauf: Cleo Taylor, Robert Smith, Jessie Thomas. Nlaltie Tannehill. Broshia T ix N an Stevens, Blanche Spoonmore, Allcta Starr, lilleu Taylor, Charles Settle N11 Helrl Third Rout: Albert Smith, James Thomas, George Smith, Robert Taylor, Walter Talom Wayne Terry, Eugene Speer, Morris Smith. Fourth Row: Floyd Smith, Forrest Simmons, Robert Stout, Zcunith Sipes. Front Row: Walter Tatom. Hermoine Vaughn, Frances Lnflerwood, Fanny Trarnontana, Mary Turner, Violet Speer, Gaile Todd, Joy Turpin, Yiolet Wagner. Xlr. Gricler. Second Row: Robert Truman, Howard Slonaker, Muriel Turpin, Helen Waldron, lris Tolen, Charles Vaught, John Stalker, Robert, Tyree. Tltirfl Row: James Nan Vl'inlxle, Yernon Trisler. Cec-il Turpin. Roy Turner, Kenneth Turpin, Franvis 'lqrcvwhridgze. Wilbur Tumey. Laverne 'l'1'tml1ridge. ROOM 23: W. H. Crillvr if H MQNQ Q J Dfenrc . ,f.0aza,.Q,411Ye.oUI lbmcq fZ'I!Q4: Kaxafzry Dinar: Dzfozzf' - we New 7'o0.o1veY-- rlz: KPJQAOA' -72.10 oeaarr- uaafeanv Dwzaicr Bowyer- BLOQNINWYON a'Z'm'oue, Coacwaw , Beofopo fs-f0ll er Bfofopo. Maw!! CWM ,932 cA?.4mQ, Bsvwc1g !7b,a,a4y Douzffw ' 'C ,Qonffczz !Wf1.6'1Of ,Oz 4' ,O41,v z fy UMM ' My 'Q 50 7 Q1Q1o:1:z,.ZfJ7'Z' I , QTL IA 331 X Rx During the second year of its existence, the International Club has flourished. lt was organized primarily for the purpose of furthering world peace. ln accordance with this resolve, the members of the club are exchanging extensive communications with young people of foreign nations. This is the chief work of the club. Mr. McFadden and Mr. Krausbeck, two of Bedford's history teachers, are sponsors of this organization. The official staff of the lnternational Club is comprised of a President, James Guthrieg Sarah .lane French, Vice-President, and Evalon Wray, Secretary-Treasurer. W'illiam Easton entertained the club on various occasions with descriptions of his European travels. This was in keeping with the members' interests in foreign countries. As further evidence of the lnternational Club's interest in foreign affairs is the fact that it, together with similar clubs in different schools, has enrolled as a member of the League of Nations Contest. ln the February meeting, Miss Roberts and Miss VVoolery entertained the club with delightful tales of their European travels. At the March meeting, Reverend Niven gave the club some new concepts as to Europe. Travel pictures were shown at two meetings. A Russian movie climaxed the regular program of the year. INTERNATIONAL CL UB THE HISTORY CLUB The History Club has become one of the most outstanding organizations of bcdloid High School. It is amazing how many students, who have no taste whatsoever for plain, simple history as taught in the classes. have a membership in this club. Pcrhaps it is because of the programs. Perhaps it is because of the sponsor, Nliss Lomax. Perhaps they like to select competent officers. At any rate, students seem to engage in this club. The officers this year are as follows: Lora June Owens, President: liroolxs Wynne, Vice-President, Frances Edmands, Secretary-Treasurer, Ruth Younger, Chairman Pro- gram Committee. At Christmas time a clever little sketch was presented as a part ol' the program. It used Mr. Yount and his family as make-believe characters in a nialxc-believe, typical Christmas story. The History Club early in the year. sponsored a convocation program for thc entire student body. Mr. W. E. Clark, eminent lawyer of the city made an interesting address on George Washington's life-a very appropriate topic for the bicentennial year. Each year a sum of money is given to the school in order that new books may he purchased and placed in the library. Rev. Black's lecture on Grant at the Nlarch meeting was one of the vcry best pro- grams, ever given by the club. THE JUNIOR LATIN CLUB The Junior Latin Club, sponsored by Miss Roberts and Xliss Newsom, meets the first Tuesday of each month. The membership. which is composed wholly of 9l3's. is approximately one hundred. The officers for this year are: Charles Acton. President, Geraldine Shaver. Secre- taryg Raleigh Quackenbush. Treasurer: Kathryn Klinger. Chairman of the Program Committee. The Junior Latin Club, as well as the Senior. carries out a special motifi each month pertaining to the connection of our holidays with those of the Romans. The main purpose of the club is to give its members an accurate description of the home life of the Romans, that is, ideas not obtained in the Latin class room, and to promote a general interest in the subject. A short dialogue was given at one of the early meetings of the year entitled, 4'What's the Use of Latin. This skit showed the Latin derivation of many of our English words. The outstanding points stressed in the club this year, were Roman customs. songs, rccitations, a Latin play and a prophecy. Miss Roberts also read several Roman poems and stories to the group. Students interested in Latin, who are taking. or have taken this subject, may belong to this organization, The Senior Latin Club. lt also meets on the first Tuesday of each month under the sponsorship of Miss Painter. The ollicers of this cluh are: Daniel Sherwood, Presidentg Mary Jeanette Henderson, Secretaryg .limmy Guthrie, Treasurer, Henrietta Hutton. Chairman of the Program Committee. The orgauization's programs tend to carry out all the high points and holidays in the month. such as in October, they brought ,forth the idea of prophecy, in November, they emphasized the Roman Thanksgiving. in December. Roman songs were sung. and in February. the ,luniors and Seniors met for a joint meeting and enjoyed a Roman play about the life of George Washington. The clulfs funds. derived from annual dues. are used partly for the purchasing of medals and awards for winners of the Latin Contests. The llistrict Latin Contest was held this year at liedford, and the two clubs furnished a convocation period for the high school body. as nell as for thc entertainment of the out-of-toon guests. THE SENIOR LATIN CLUB BLUE TRIANGLE One of the most active elubs of Bedford High School is the Blue Triangle. For years they have held a prominent place in the minds of the school because of their varied activities. Going to conventions, introduring magiciansg and making money. This year it sent out Thanksgiving and lIhristmas baskets to the needy, .sponsored an auditorium and Girls meeting. and served, with the cooperation of their mothers. the State Home Economies Convention held here in March. The Blue Triangle is the older girls' group of the Girl Reserves. Every member is either a junior or a senior in school. The Girl Reserves are a nation-wide organization for girls of high school age who are willing to help in welfare work. The Blue Triangle is under the supervision ot' Nliss lielva H. Newsom, member of the school staff. Every year, two representatives are sent to the Girl Reserves camp, Camp Gray. Last year, these were Sara ,lane French and Xlargaret Nlefjlellan. Chosen otiicers are: Nlary Pence. Presidentg Josephine Nlosier, Yiee-President: Wilma Lyon. Secretary: and Nita Inman. Treasurer. Similar in organization to the Blue Triangle is the Silver Triangle, 4-omposed of freshnten and sophomore girls. The organization tneets the first and third Tuesdays of the montll. This group of the Girl Reserves has been organized for nine years and is accredited with the largest enrollment of any club in the school. Nlutzh ot' the credit is due to the two interested and efficient sponsors, Miss Newsom, and Nliss Priest, both members of the school faculty. Offivers elected by popular vote, are: June Zettergren. l'residentg Sara ,lane French, Vice-Presidentg Marian White. Secretaryg and Genevieve Johnson, Treasurer. Members of the advisory council for both the Silver and Blue Triangle are Mrs. W. ,l. Yount. Nlrs. H. H. Hourer, Mrs. C. S. Black. Hrs. Nergil Bruce. Nlrs. Cleve Bowden and Mrs. Lora Held. who meet with the sponsors ot' the groups and decide im- portant questions concerning the club. One of the most interesting meetings was held in the auditorium with the other triangle in which Bliss Teare, who was in charge of the program. showed several inter- esting news reels to the group. There are more than one hundred members in this organization. SILVER TRIANGLE HI-Y i933 is the seventh anniversary of the lli-Y Club. organized for the purpose of creating and maintaining throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The motto of the club Clean Speech. Clean Living. Clean Scholarship. and Clean Sportsmanship. For the convenience of the students. the lli'Y Club operates a st-t-oiul-lnunl hook store in Room 8 under the direction of Hr. Stuckey. the sponsor. Elected by the club to aut as delegates. Urdie lilackburn. Robert llull. Carl Harris. and Charles Smith, under the leadership of Joseph Caesar attended the Older Hoys Conference, held at New Castle. November 25. 26, 27. 1932. One of the yearly traditions of the club is to attend in a body the cliurch services of the Baptist Church, this being done on February 19. The climax of the entertainment Cotnntitter-'s work was aeltieved when a Weiner roast and party was held at l.anz's Cabin. The meetings of the club are held every Thursday evening in the high school library. Twice a year officers are elected for the club. The following officers have given their best ability and efforts in making the cluh a stuuzt-ss for the school year: Harold Vlfykoff, President: lfugene Peek, Vice-l'residentg Charles Smith, Secretaryg Orflie Blackburn. Treasurer: Charles Lanz. Sargeunlait-Mins. The purpose of the Knights of the Drawing lloard is the promotion and explana- tion of the stone industry. This is done by levtures given by prominent men of the industry or by the students themselves. The sponsor of the club, Nlr. Crandall. is a diligent worker, who. as one boy says, has a nature that understands boys. The organization this year has had varied programs. ln addition to those ol' an educational nature, were those social gatherings. The party was held at Camp Bedford. lt must have been 4'some party. ln the spring a weiner roast attracted the members and their friends. ,Xbout a month after school begins, the iniliatory meeting is held. This is most dreaded by the new members, probably because of the exaggerated reports that follow eatvh yearly session. Underneath the surface of all this playful spirit is a desire to learn and to do, which always characterizes the club. The l,fUl1E'f'I' is especially grateful for the work done for them by members of the vlub and others of the drafting classes in making signs for the gym. The work was well done and with the finest spirit. To another member, Harold Heath. goes the credit for hours of careful lettering on all full page engravings in this hook. Here's to yotl. every one--K. of D. H. K. of D. B. .CJ 2233? GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, which is composed of those students who are interested in music. is under the supervision of Miss Beddoe. In order that more individual training can bc given, the club is sub-divided into the Boy's Clee Club and the Cirl's Clee Club. The boys me-ct on Mondays and Tuesdays, while the girls convene on Wednesdays and Thurs- days. lioth clubs meet jointly on Friday. The girls have black and white uniforms while the boys do not have any special dress. Many new songs have been learned this year. At Christmas the club sang carols al the various schools of the cityg they also sang for the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs at the Creystone Hotel. lt has always been the custom for the Glee Club to present an operettag the one given this year was the gypsy operetta, entitled, Chonita. The characters were: lllurdovllorace Richardson Daya-Elizabeth Yount Chonita-Mary Black Stefen--John Cornwell Gypsy girls: Flure, Lisa, Marya, Zillah, Amelea, Novella: Cleo Slinkard, Mae F. Ilyers, llelen M. Byers, Mildred Asbell, Autumn Pett and Frances Connor. Gypsy tribe -A-' Chorus Konrad--Forrest Pless Baron Slanescu -- 'Bernard Parham Emil-Bill Kramer Ilaroness Stanescu-Marian Pentzer Guests at the teaAChorus 'Hrtists are made, not born , might be a Htting motto of the Art Club. Any one who has had art at some time or other. may become a member of this organization. Students taking art in the regular classes. should. by all means, become members of this organization. Many interesting and varied programs have been presented at the meetings during the year. In this club artistically inclined students have ample room in which to give their ideas full sway, and to increase their knowledge of paintings and artists. The club is sponsored by Miss Ross and meets the first Monday in each month. Officers are elected at the beginning of each semester. The 0lTlI'Cl'S for this year are: Elbert Burton, President: William Bickenlieuser, Yice-Presidentg Bernard Lancaster, Secretary and Avahnelle Craig, Treasurer. The art work for the 1933 Pioneer was done by the'art classes. The Pioneer wishes to take this opportunity to express its appreciation for the work. Each year the club purchases for the high school a painting, done by an lndiana artist. Many of the paintings now hanging on the high school walls were bought in former years by this organization. ART CLUB l THE DEBATE LEAGUE The Debate League, which is under the direction ol Nliss Gunn and Nlr. Grider, has been a training school for many of our orators and varsity debaters and so may it continue in the future. Debating is very interesting and the league gives the young orator an opportunity Io advance. Two members ol this year's league are members of the Cirl's Debate Team. The debates are held each Wednesday afternoon and topics of local. state and national importance are subjects for discussions. Nlembers of the faculty and members of the varsity Debate Team act as judges. The league is divided into five teams and the captains are: John lllclseod, Everett Taylor, Marian Mitchell, lcel Jackman and Simpson Purlec. The officers are Everett Taylor, President and Marian Mitchell, Secretary. Representative subjects from this year's schedule were: Resolved that: 'ihlilitary drill should be compulsory in all high schools of the United States, '4Old Age pensions should be provided hy Indiana, The water-power resources of the U. should be owned and operated by the Federal government. l'Athletics of B. H. S. are over- emphasized, and This school should publish a monthly magazine rather than a school annual. The cup was won by the team consisting of lcel Jacknian. Geraldine Shaver, and Fred Hutton. Tl1e Commerce Club during its ten years of existence in Bedford High School has endeavored to establish in commerce students a closer contact and keener interest with the business world ol today. Newer methods of manufacturing and carrying on industries are being brought before the students in the meetings. :Xnother progressive move is being forwarded by bringing before the club members new words which have added to the English language. The requirements to he eligible for membership are to take some commerce subject and to be either a ,lunior or Senior. Programs of the Club are on the basis of business and recreational projects. Notable business and professional men and women of Bedford are brought to the meetings who discuss and make clear the commercial advantages found in their work. During this year the club visited various business plants of this city. Visits included the Bedford Daily Times newspaper olhce, banks, creameries, laundries, and the stone industries. The climax of the entertainment committee was achieved when a Christmas play and skating party was given. The officers are Daniel Sherwood, Prcsidcntg Mary Pence, Vice-Presidentg ,leanette Chcnault, Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsors of the Club are Miss Dodt and Nliss liodarmel. THE COMMERCE CLUB LITERARY CLUB The purpose of the Literary Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Durrenberger, is to study the present clay literature which is not included in the regular English course. The club is open to all high school pupils who may be interested, and this year it has an cnrollment of about fifty members. which is the maximum number. The past year has been spent in reviewing worth-while books and magazine articles. This clttb has offered a better insight into the field of literary culture to many. The meetings of the club are held the fourth Thursday of each month in Session 45. The work of this year also included an interesting presentation on the stage of the auditorium for the student body. A social affair is always held at Christmas time when gills are exchanged in the midst ol' Christmas decorations, and a long hike or some other kind of outsdoor amuse- ment is enjoyed by all in the spring. The officers of this club are: l.ora .lune Owens, Presitlentg Mary E. Evans. Vice- Fresidentg and Frances Fdtnands. Secretary-Treasurer. The success this year has bt-en accredited to these girls and also to their sponsor. Miss llurrcnberger. Composed exclusively ol some twenty-live French students, the working-plan of the French Club is takcn from the French standpoint --French menus and notebooks. French people, French language. and French emotions and customs. Aside from regular class work. the French classes prepare notebooks to bc displayed at their club meeting. The activities of the club are an extension ol' class study. that is, such things that would take time out of the school period. Scheduled club meetings are the second Monday of each month. Prograrnmes are under the supervision of the Chairman of the Programme Committee, Anna Louise Erwin. The officers elected for this year were: Marian Nlitchell, Mademoiselle la Presidenteg Charles Eckert, le Vice-Presidenteg William Hickenlieuser, le Secretaireg and ,-Mina l.ouise Frwin, Chairman of the Programme Committee. A display of French lace, money and pictures was given at one of the club meetings hy William Easton, a member who has been to France. At another meeting. notebooks made by the 9l3's and 9fVs were shown. These notebooks were composed ol' clippings from American literature of, or pertaining to France. Last year, a play in French, Cinderella . was presented to Bedford High School in an auditorium sponsored by French students in the French Club. FRENCH CLUB l A SUCCESSFUL CALAMITYM The plays the tltittgil-Mat least from the standpoint of any one of a small army of Nliss Georgia Mitchusson's adtnirers. no part of High School life quite comes to the level ol' the stage productions. Among the hundreds--yes. thousands ol former students of this heloved English teacher. few indeed have escaped the spell of her teaching ol' Shakespeare. The magic of- to be or not to he --or the somhre note of 'KHear it not, Duncan, for ,tis a knellf' or tlte gay, haunting refrain lf music be the food of love. play on. --V-these and scores of others of the touchstones of literature. Nliss Nlitchusson makes living. breathing. realities. The drama, either read or acted. is to her. life. Her teachings are those suhtlc things that keep alive the sparks of ambition and of idealism. May that work long continue! The picture is that ol HA Successful Calamity. produced Nlay l2, 1932 hy William Easton, Ruth Roherts. Margaret McClellan. Charles Norcross. William Benzel, Carl Kasch, Iris Fish. liohcrt Plummer. Aurelio l.iva. Kenneth Gaines. Philip Hatheld. and Alice Downey. The lland. under thc capahle leadership of Xlr. Nrntstrong. has progressed rapidly during the past year. lt has furnished excellent music for our haskethall games and our pep sessions and has supported our teams to its utmost ability. A new feature has heen added to the Bandg that ol' the Xylophone, played hy Kerchival Clover. The Symphonic Band, composed of the Hand and Orchestra combined. has about sixty-five memhers and their hearty cooperation has won for it the high honors which it has attained. Students are given Hve activity credits a year for playing in the band and Old English B's are also given to those who participate for four years. lt practices each Monday. Wednesday and Friday during the seventh hour and at least once each week in the evening. The members of the Hand worked toward new uniforms hy means of a benefit show at the Indiana Theatre. entitled Hiladarne Butterfly. The highly-esteemed place which the Band now holds in Bedford High School must he accredited to the continual strivance of the members. lmoth individually and collective- ly. and to the directorship of Nlr. Armstrong. THE SYMPHONIC BAND frsnqvk Q-'QQ 059, X. 1- t t ti O Bernard Parham Parham was noted for his pinch hitting baskets and always snatching a game out of the fire by his timely shots. He was also Captain of the Stonecutters and led them to victory after vic- tory. His graduation leaves a place that will be hard to fill. . Horace Richardson Horsey, easily rated as Indiana's outstanding center, was a mainstay in coach Ivey's smooth running machine. Although handicapped by a lame shoulder 'LHorse made an excellent show- ing this season. Richardson leaves B. H. S. via the graduation route. Dwight Perkins Playing his last of three years with the Cutters, Perk flashed his best form. It was mighty hard for the opponents to get around Perkins and although not high scorer he deserves all the praise given him. Dale Hutt Having previously played at Frankfort, Hutt came to Bedford to win a berth on the Ivey crew. Hutt's ability to gain possession of the ball enabled the Stonecutters to win many games. Hutt is also a sophomore and will be back next year. Wesley Heath L'Wes , a reserve from last year, alternates with Perkins at guard and can be depended upon to add points to the score. He is a deadl shot from the foul line and will probably win the foul shooting trophy. g'Wes will also be back again next year as he is a junior. TX a tfifgt BTX. jgfin lii A I 118 l KW AO. 5 Q 11 We f sff w Cene',, a member of last year's second team, '- was one of coach lveyls faithful subs who could ' be called upon any time to go in, take any regular's place, and carry on for B. H. S. O'Brien has a fighting chance for a varsity berth next year as a regular. Oo QQQO f Eugene 0'Brien V 1 I 1 W Ralph Yeskie Playing his first year on the varsity Ralph played a splendid game causing his opponents plenty of trouble. Yeskieis left handed under basket shots will long be remembered by local fans. Ralph will be with us two more years as he is now a sophomore. Edward Black HEd got his big chance in the Alexandria game and performed remarkably well in that he had no previous varsity experience. Black has provided Richardson some stiff competition at center. lt was against this competition that enabled Richardson to become the state's out- standing center. Ed is a junior and will be back next year. Donald Davis Although Don didn't get to play in games regular it was due to him and his mates that the Ivey crew were able to obtain such a splen- did record. This year is Davis's first year of varsity competition and it will be plenty hard to keep him off the starting five next year. Eugene Speer 'iGene is a newcomer to the lvey camp. Al- though Speer lacks size he makes it up in speed and fight. GeneH takes care of all the fast loops the opponents bring along. He is a junior and will be back next year. Vsiji i if Q , Ngeuvigjw TS Q Y fxfzfffefaeo JX A1 l49l , Y W J o fgxoq D 1' LJ N bcgchx NO max f - 711 RJ' O 5 Frur1tR01c: Hutt, Parham. Speer, Davis Heath BIIFA' Razr: Perkins. Black, Richardson. O'Brien, Yeskie FIRST TEAM lin-flfnrul lr Mitwlrcxll . , . . lil liwlfulwl Culumlmus .. .. .,. 32 llwlfnrrl 14 llliilbllllllgffull . Ihwlfurwl .iii .Xle-xzuulrin ,. .. Ili limlfmml Newvuxtlu ........ lil llc-dfurrl 23 lY1llf'6'llIl9N H4-flfrml 27 l,ug'mrspur't ,. .. 110 llc-vlffnvl 3!llllC'iE ........ .. 27 llomlfmwl 2-r Martinwillv .. Ih-rllmwl 22 Wzulrilugztrul . . . . 18 limlfmwl Verrtrzrl of l'1x'nr1svillc- 22 liorlfuwl LZ!! 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Ile-rlfowl 23 Wuxhiragwrn ,, . . 1,3 llwlfnrwl ll:-ltmmville .., . .. 103 Hwlfnrfl SHS Smithville Sub R4-llfmwl 241 lilmmxilrgmnn . . . IT liwlfmwl Helmuville . . .. 13 Iiv1lfur1l 27' Franklin ,. . . . liz-vlffml 42 YllllllIIt'lI1IIl .,.,.... is lim-flfmvl Mitrhell ..,..,.., .1 I Fran! Knut lluir, Huston, Turner. Webster, Curluin Back Rauf: .l1urtimlale. Bruce, Coach Freeman, Guudin, Beretta ' I'7 ' Q ' ' W ,, .-Q-L .911 R., u H FZ7 . .. il Q 271 Q 3. E -H X-, T501 GI.KN'I'S-Buffk: Reed, 3fCCiUlIl. S. Le-Q, H. Easton. I rm1!.' Rrmvrlirlg, C'm1lun. P. Kem, Sf'hllStPl', XVilliun1s l,I'I.KUl'IKS Iiurk: Craig, Cibull, ,-hnlersnn li1u'Ic.' D0llg'lilS. Hull, Ruuyzm. Willizuus From: Wynn, Pulley, Byerx, .Xsbcll Frrmf: Hyelw, Kirk, Felkuor, Hunter BllllG1i'I'S-li1l1'k: Rose-Ili, 'l'1rey, l'1!llI!l0l'i, Kirk. lf'rm1f: l':lIlL'!'j', .Xll1lPl's0II. Iblllurulll, Hlulv f511 DUNCAX Ross CALVIN Mmm FRANK DUNCAN--Weighing raver 200 pounds and having three years experienee lhnuian prfmvvd to he a real 4'ha,lnpirrn wrestler. Last iear winning third in the state for l73 pnuiuls and this year placing second in the heavy weiglxt class, Ilunwan pinned 6-Very nlan he opposed in the regular sr-hedule suvh as Pcrsingfcr of Muncie. lu order tn dnwn sur'h oppusitilm lhnu-an had to he fast on his feet and in his thinking and he fultilled all these requirc-inenls to the dot. Frank leaves the squad this year hy way of g'raduati0n. NORYVOOD ROSS---Russ was very a,9,'ile for hi.s size and it was lllijfllfy hard for any opponents to surreessfully put. a hold on hinl that would stay. Russ won sewnul place in the 135 pound :class in the slate meet.. DEXTER CALVIN, Captain-'Having as much if nut inure real exporif-nve than any nther ymrsrnl an the team, Calvin was givell the lionnr of c-aptain after lining Ohnsen by the squad. Calvin did not louse a meet in the regular schedule and was always as gjnml after a inatc-h as he was l1efn1'e. llex niet with had hulk aL the state hut surfveellf-nl in I-arryiilg' nfl third plave in his vlass. GEORGE MENO-.Xltlmugh Menu did nut take a plar-e on the squad this year. actively, his work helped those who did, H0 is a fast light ag'g.g'r0ssive wrestler. HAROLD WYKOFF--Probably the quivkest and fastest man an Coavh Iiniil Hseld's squad was llarnld Semitic Wylwff weighing only 125 pounds hut pinning everything: that vanm his way. Wyknll' is a svninr and it will take a, gwmml man to fill his plac-e. Sr-wttie placed secnnll in his 1-lass in the stale. LOREN OLIVER-Althmlgli Loren showed up well all season he niet with fate in the state, hut silcceelled in winning a preliminary lIlilN'll whiz-h helped the Held New a great deal in winning: sec-mul plave. Oliver is a. Senior and will he missed next year. wvY'KlJI'F UL1vuR BIANN FENDER l52l SETTLE PECK MILLER OLLIE MANN-Weighing only 108 pounds Ollie used his weight to the best advantage, and no matter who opposed him Mann would give the opponents a. real eight minute tussle. Ile won first place in his class at the state meet and will in all probability be tougher next year. ERMAL FENDER-His hundred pounds of literal dynamite Fender blasted all opposition. Red was a fighter from start to finish and was hard to handle. In the State, Fender took all his opponents and in the final match won a decision over lloward of Muncie to win first plane in the 100 pounds class. PAUL PECKAAlVrestling on Coarh Helrl's squad for his first time Peck did not make an outstanding record but, showed that he was determined and could he depended upon. Next year Peck will probably dazzle all opposition with his prowess for he will have gained more experience. RAYMOND MILLERsFilling a place at the close of the regular schedule, Ray eertainly used his 145 pounds well in gaining a decision over Early of Muncie. Ray will again appear before Coaoh Held next year for a place on, the squad which will strengthen it a great deal. CHARLES SETTLE-fStaPkefl up with 115 pounds of beef and brawn, Settle used his weight well. He was very rugged and seerned tireless in his rnatf-lies, lle won third in the State meet, after at fast. and furious battle. Settle will he bark again next year. First Row: JONES, Bymts, SETTLE, lllANN, Mmo, E. FENDER, NlCCONNEL Second Row: BIUNDY, LIILLER, Gurnmrz, Wrkolfr, CALVIN, Ross Third Row: SHOFNER, C. FENDER, OLLVER? 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Keio, QQLQWC ls.: .MMI l All ll y,lwHf',t. . a hid IIYAKC! ltltillilf wilfully ull X if li X jf' I it t l lf ' if X ff fax , X f ff f f ,, lil l kt 'Xinf'7 rZ7ff4,f!.l,f. vl l I ' 1 Wit ' wwf I' . oxbiqg Manhattoneergls that so? l didn't know it was a governmental job. 'il 9 Miss Mitchusson- In Browning's 'Last Duchess', what caused the ' change to come over the Duchess' face? ' Warren Glover- It was her white mule. Miss Priest fin Trig. class?- If you want to look at any of these tablets you will find them over in the appendix. Charles Eckert- Someone has torn out my appendix. f -'Q . ,. -1 ,tr gl J. B. Cantrell was not only chewing gum, but had his feet sprawled n out in the aisle in a most unbecoming manner. 'A A , M: HJ. ll , said llgiss Brooks, utakentllat gum out of your mouth this N -F: ' jg instant, an put in ou t. Y r ee -M I i Hu l - -8- 1 ' - - . . ff l , v Young Miss-Oh Professor, just think what this old oak would say 5 Y l if it could talk! if R -f 94 .r l Professor-It would say, I am an elm. -' l '- if., VN. 'jf-1 glib -+- Al .1-2. :EE ' 1 tif '3 '31 t I . J. W. Shaver-- Was Lord Bryon buried in Greece? X If Al . . . . - v D. Sherwood- 'No, he was hurled in the ground. X ,, W l , an th? -Haven't I shaved you before, sir? Jjfjfi' kgifi- H 9 Q -No. I gOt that scar in France. - H evewv f. ,fx , T , fb V, V l At the last teacher's meeting the teach- Fig figfxt-ax' , ,QI f.l'L.5?.,,.i..n ers decided to use road scrappers kit, 9- fi? f..' ' ti tl M Wi' to do their Urad'nv NTT! Wharf lff7 '.'15' x,' IN fgt U 'b- img Nah? 'wear A l gf? if f 1 -T 49 NN Mr. Kay- What is a circle?,' ,ff - wif, l ' X -,ff ff l Mary Esther Potts- A circle is a ,v'm,.'Hi'f,, IJ' ' V rlound straight line with a hole in ff'.Q., jj ' ' ' I t e middle. 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A 'ff xt 'H -But how could that cause such a bump? -She forgot to detach the window box! ,w if , 11.-,Q i , :,,f W' X H ' 1' Mr. Banta- Now who can tell me what an egg is? if Bob Schersohel- 'An egg is a chicken, not yet! ef Son-Isn't it remarkable that such a nice coat can come from such A i 1,316 an insignificant little animal? iafuffma- ,pu Father-l don't ask for thanks, but l insist on respect. e 3 ,Q , ,figifffl 1 f - tg , Mr. Grider- What is the matter with you, Harold tBennettJg can't 3 if ' ' W you speak any louder? Be more enthusiastic. Open your mouth 7 T 1 i f I. . ' yn nf' ,ffp ii ',, and throw yourself into it. I ' f ti' lifeadfy, t fa f 2245 :Q ff f .f ... V ff! ,J -I Lt J -l A 3 E i E L X 'iMatilda, put more nuts in the cake. W fn ' 'W , FII crack no more nuts, Xie, jaw's tired. f.an JEEEIB. QP ' 3, - , if 1. 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