Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1938 volume:

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ESTHER ALBERTS She has lovely complexion, is tall and blonde, Wagts to immigrate to Chicago of which she is quite ton . Girls' Leagues l, 2, Latin Club l, 2, Commerce Club 3, 4, Vice-Rresident 4, Library 4. IAMES ALLEN lim is light-haired and has swell-looking eyes, ls a piano player and one of the nicest guys. Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Basketball Leagues 2, 3 Boys' Baseball Leagues 2. Row 2-MARY IANE ARMSTRONG Mary lane is a country lass Comes to town to attend class. Girls' Leagues l, Girl Reserve l, 2, Secretary 2, Debate Leagues l, Varsity Debate 2, 3, 4, District Mathematics Contest l, Dramatics Club 3, 4: Little Women 3, Mathematics Club 3, 4. ROBERT ARMSTRONG They call him Carrot because of his hair, His ability at physics is very rare. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, K. D. B. 3, 4, Wrestling 4. BETTY IEANNE ARNOLD Betty Jeanne does really rate For you'll find Bill Torphy at her gate Commerce Club 3. Row 3-LUCILLE ARNOLD A modest maid is Lucille, 4 Her, from Mitchell we did steal. Mitchell High l, Girls' Leagues 2, 3, 4, Conservation Club 3. IAMES AVERY, IR. You can tell Jimmie reads Esquire. just take a look a his attire. Dramatic Club 4, Allied Youth 4. BETTY BAIR Betty is a dark-haired beauty, Someone should have dubbed her Cutie, Girl Reserve 1, Literary Club l, 2, 3, 4, International Club I, Library. Row 4-NELLIE BAKER Nellie Margaret is a talented miss, She paints, dances, and is a fine actress. Girl Reserve l, 2, Girls' Leagues l, 2, 3, Piano 2, Con- servation 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Happy Days 4. DOROTHY BARTLETT Dot is a girl of raven tresses, She's a good-looking girl, and how she dresses. Girl Reserve l. MORRELL BARTLEY Seldom see him 'cause he's so shy, But when you do, it's always with a cheery hi. Boys' Basketball Leagues l, 2, 3, 4. Row 5-RAY BEASLEY Ray from Englewood hails, In Latin and history he never fails. Latin Club l, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Basketball Leagues 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. VIOLET BELLUSH Violet is quite a dancer, She'll toe or tap out any answer. Girl Reserve l, 2, 4, Girls' Leagues l, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Commerce Club 4. RAMONA BERETTA Ramona is the athlete from our ranks, For her sportsmanship we give our thanks. Girls' Leagues l, 2, 3, 4. Row 6-MARIORIE BERWICK Mairjorie is the quiet, studious, dignified twin, When it comes to friends she will always win. Girls' Leagues l, 2, 3. MARY BERWICK This is Mary, we will make a pass The other twin of the senior class. Girls' Leagues l, 2, 3, Girls' Room 2, 4. I. WARREN BEYERS If we want to be mean we could call him a hick, But we won't for we'd rather hear him play his sliding stick. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Row 7-VERNA P. BLACKBURN Verna is our super-salesman, A basketball and wrestling fan. Boys' Basketball Leagues l, 3, Locker Police 2, Conserva- tion 2, Hi-y 3, 4. IAMES BOLDING The Boldings have wrestled for many a years, This member of the family all men fear. Track l, 2, Wrestling l, 2. CLAUDE BORUFF He's a good natured kid and hasn't a worry, A ball player who seldom seems to hurry. Reserve Squad 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Varsity Squad 4, Boy Sponsors 4 Girl Reserve 'l, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Girls' Leauges l, 2, 3, GEORG I E M ITCHUSSON Class Sponsor Row 8-MYRTLE BOUGH Myrtle is a blonde and has blue eyes ls very cute because of her size. Girls' Leagues l, 2, 33 Allied RUTH BOWDEN Ruth says This is l choose nursing a Girl Reserve 23 Glee C Room 4. MARGARET BRI Margaret ha She never s Girl Reserve l, 3, 4. Row 9-ROBERT BRIDWELL A handsome blonde with Around him all the girls Boys' Basketball Leagues l, 2, 33 Glee Club 33 Business Mana IVAN BRINEGAR Ivan Skivins He jerks sodas at ki Sc Boys' Basketball League Club 43 K. D. B. 4. When palet The realm Girl Reserve l, 2 League 23 Conse BILL TORPHY Bill is our And at Be Varsity Basketb Sponsors 2, 3, 4, dent 43 Preside M 3 Youth 4. my 'True Confession' s my profession. 4 lub 33 Commerce Club 43 Girls' DWELL s auburn hair eems to have a care. 23 Conservation Club 23 Girls' Leagues wavy locks do flock. 3, 43 Conservation Club 2, ger of Student havar the bar. s I, 2, 33 Locker Police 33 Latin MARY FLORENC te and brush she takes in her hand, of art is hers to command. E BROCK 3 Glee Club lj Dramatics Club 23 Debate rvation Club 33 Pioneer 4. OFFICERS TOP Row captain: is also our president. tty leanne's is quite a resident, all Team l, 2, 3, 43 Track l, 23 Boy President 33 Allied Youth Club 4, Presi nt of Senior Class 4. ARY RUTH MAGNUS Pos is vice-president of our Senior class our Senior editor too. ln spite of the fact she talks so much we stand up for her, we do. Girl Reserve l, 2, 33 Girls' Leagues l, 23 Literary Club l International Club 23 Commerce Club 43 'Pioneer 3 4 if V HELEN FIELDS Helen is gr ice-president of Senior Class 4. BOTTOM ROW and looking, and always dresses smartly Officer of the Senior Class and laughs most heartily Girls' Leagues I3 Girls' Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 43 Girls' Room 23 Secretary of Senior Class 4 C HARLES CARESS He has personality plus and bright red hair A fun-loving tease, with never a care Softball Team lg Varsity Basketball Team 2 3 Track 2, 43 Boy Sponsors 3, 4, President 43 Hi Y 3 The Drum 43 junior President 33 Allied Youth 4 Vce president 43 Treasurer of Senior Class 4 Row 1-MABEL BUHER Mabel is always in a hurry so as not to be late, Never does she think in the terms of hate. Girls' Leagues l, 23 Latin Glub 23 Library 33 Commerce Club 43 Pioneer Staff 4. EDDIE BUTLER Ed stands for editor, also for Eddie, In journalism work he is always ready. Boys' Basketball Leagues l 3 Conservation Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 33 French Club 2, 3, Vice-president 33 Editor of Student 4. MARIE CAVE Marie is president of the Girl Reserve3 Always willing and ready to serve. Girl Reserve l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 43 Girls Leagues I3 Girls' Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 43 Girls Room 2, 33 junior Class Treasurer 3, Library 3. Row 2-BESSIE CHANEY Red-headed, competent, and no shirker3 Bessie is our jolly office worker. Girls' Leagues l, 2, 33 Library 23 Pioneer 4. HAROLD CHARLES Harold is a Hi-Y member3 He's one senior we'll always remember. Boys' Leagues I, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 4, Treasurer 33 Latin Club 4. BETTY COLVIN Boys, beware of Betty, l advise3 She has those come-hither eyes. Girl Reserve I3 Literary Club l, 2, 3, 43 International Club 23 Library 33 Dramatics 4. Row 3-EVELYN CRANE Evelyn's hair is a brilliant hueg Such 4-H leaders are few. Girls' Leagues 1, 23 Latin Club 2, 33 Allied Youth 3, 43 Girls' Room 43 Literary Club 4. ELAINE CRECELIUS Elaine is the beauty of our class3 She's blonde, cute, and a peppy lass. Girl Reserve l3 Girls' Leagues 2, 33 Literary Club 4. DOROTHY CUMM INCS Dottie is cute, small, and sweet3 Of all the seniors, she has the tiniest feet. Girl Reserve I, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Leagues I, 2. Row 4--MARY ALICE DAVIS An honor student, willing to work, Her studies she has never been known to shirk. Girl Reserve l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Girls' Leagues 23 Latin Club l, 23 Library 23 Typing Contest 33 Pioneer 4. RUTH DAY She's a good cook, one of the few. ln typing she's very good too. Girls' Leagues l, 23 Latin Club 23 Library 33 Commerce Club 43 Girls' Room 43 Pioneer 4. CLYDE DENNISTON A red-haired fellow, never without a grin, For many years a stage-hand he's been. Stage Manager 2, 3, 43 Conservation Club 23 Latin Club 2 Row 5-DOROTHY DENNISTON In our native tongue shes short and sweet3 In French, they call her douce et petite. L.atin Club l, 2, 43 Conservation Club l, 33 General Science Club 23 French Club 3, 4. MIRIAM DOWLING A sweet and charming girl is she3 A A A friend to all-both you and me. Shawswick High School l 3 Girl Reserve 23 Girls' Leagues 3, MARY DUNCAN Mary thinks basketball is fun Plays too3 often seen on the run. Girl Reserve li Girls' Leagues l, 2, 3, 43 Library 2. Row 6-DOROTHY EMBREE Sometimes given to serious thoughtsg But more often full of mischievous plots. Girls' Leagues l, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 23 Allied Youth 4. THOMAS ERWIN Has blonde curly hair, an awful cute dimple3 Has a friendly smile, is peppy and nimble. Cheer Leader l, 2, 33 Latin Club l3 Softball Leagues Vice-president of junior Class 33 Boy Sponsor 4. FLORENCE EVANS To the senior rank she does belong3 You'll have lots of fun kidding her along. Girls' Leagues l, 2, 3, 4g Library 4. Row 7-LOIS FARMER Lois is now a Farmer, soon she'll be a Baker girl Because to Bob she certainly is a pearl. Girl Reserve l, 2, 33 Commerce 33 Girls' Room 4. GORDON FISH All great men are dead l feel kind of sick myself. iThis is blank verse.l Boys' Basketball Leagues l, 3, 43 K. D. B. 3, 4. IEAN irzcissous Happy-go-luckyg never has a care, Youll find lean most jolly anywhere. Row 8-CECIL FLETCHER ls he a strong man, and how, And as a wrestler, he's a wow. Wrestling l, 2, 3, 43 Conservation Club 23 Latin Club 23 Hi-Y 3. MARGARET FLETCHER Quiet, modest, and reserved is sheg A steadfast friend of the first degree. Girl Reserve 2, 3, 43 Library 43 Girls' Room 4. BETTY GAMBREL The old adage that a man prefers a blonde Holds true 'cause of Betty the boys are fond. Mitchell High School lg Girl Reserve 2, 3, 43 Library Row 9-WILLIAM GEORGE Bill is our handsome musician, he plays the clarinet, He runs a filling station, and you never hear him fret. Band l, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 Musicians State Contest 3. I CHARLES GLIMPSE Chuck is the drummer rnan in the band3 He's one of the friendliest lads in the land. Latin Club l, 23 Boys' Basketball Leagues l, 33 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 4. IOYCE GODSEY OWENS Her name isn't Godsey its Owens, we hear3 She and johnnie were married last year. Girl Reserve l, 33 Girls' Leagues lg Commerce Club 33 Girls' Leagues l, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club I3 Girl Reserve 2, 3 Library 4. Commerce Club 4. Row I-MARY I0 GREENE Held high in esteem is this friendly lass, And one of the smartest in the senior class. Girl Reserve l, 2, 3, 4, President 23 Literary Club l, 2, 33 Girls Council 3, 4. BETTY I0 GRESHAM Betty jo stands for personality plusg She's popular and always entertaining us. Girls' Leagues l, 2, 33 Girl Reserve I, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Commerce Club 3, 4, Secretary 43 Girls' Coun- cil 3, 43 Little Women 3. GLADYS GROWE Wherever in this world you go, A sweeter girl than Gladys, you will never know. Girl Reserve l,23 Latin Club lg Girls' Leagues 23 Library 4. Row 2-MARIORIE HALL To prefer blondes is what some men do, But here's a blrunette many pick, too. Girl Reserve 1, 2, 33 Girls' Leagues 33 Library 3. HELEN HARRIS In short story, and Latin contests, she is a winner3 And when it comes to shorthand, she's a hum- dinger. Library 23 Girls' Leagues l, 23 Girl Reserve l, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 23 Latin Contest 33 Literary Club 3g Pioneer 43 Girls' Council 4. RAYMOND HASKETT He is modest and rather shy, But his friends seldom say good-bye. Boys' Basketball Leagues l, 2, 43 Allied Youth 43 Debate Leagues 4. Row 3-CHARLES HENECHECK Charles with his trombone slide, Seeks a rep both far and wide. Band l, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling l, 23 Softball 3. DELORCE HENSLEY Quiet, modest, demure and sincere3 'She is too happy to shed a tear. Girls' Leagues 1, 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserve 4. WAYNE HIRSCHER Kay Kyser, Good-night Angel, and blondes-these he likes a lot3 He is a black cuirly-haired, dead-eyed camera shot. Band lg Conservation Club 23 Pioneer 4. Row 4-MARGARET HODGES A maiden of the senior class is she, Full of charm and personality. Girls' Leagues I3 Girl Reserve 3, 43 Allied Youth 43 Girls' Room 4. CARL HOLLEY Holley as our senior sheik lsn't what you would term meek. Band l, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 4. HELEN HOLMES Helen is a senior loyalg ln her ways she is quite royal. Girls' Leagues 1, 2, 33 Commerce Club 3, 4. Row 5-PAUL HUDSON Paul can sing a romantic song And make all the girls sigh and long. Reserve Team 2, 33 Hi-Y 3, 4. BETTY HUGHES She's in the library every dayg Greets each one in a pleasant way. Girl Reserve 13 Library 43 Commerce Club 43 Dramatics Club 4. RALPH HUNTER Who's jolly and never gets mad? That's Sloppy joe. He states quite emphatically he's Mary Ellen's beau. Boys' Basketball Leagues l, 2, 33 Latin Club l3 Softball Leagues 23 K D. B. 4. Row 6-GERALD HUTTON Gerald is our eloquent public speaker. Of many awards he is a seeker. Debate Leagues l, 2, President 2, Varsity Debate 2, 3, , Discussion 2, 3, 4, Rotary Discussion 2, 4, District Win- ner 2, Fourth in State 2, Wrestling 2, Boy Sponsors 3, 4, Secretary 4. LOIS RUTH INCALLS Hear all the boys sigh, A That gal rates with most any guy. Girls' Leagues l, 2, Girl Reserve 1, 2, 3, Library 3, Girls' Council 4. HELEN ISOM Short and dark and very nice Surely made of sugar and spice. Girl Reserve l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leagues 2, 3. 4. Row 7-MORRIS ISOM Morris is our history star, Has a record that he won't mar. Boys' Basketball Leagues l, 2, 3, 4. NAOMI IACKSON Unassumable, lovable, and sweet, As an adagio dancer she is hard to beat. Girls' Leagues l, 2, 3, Girl Reserve l, 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Conservation Club 3, Happy Days 4. LOUIS IACOBS Row 8-IRENE IEFFRIES As an office girl her kind is rare, She's always willing to do her share. Gifrls' Leagues l, 2, Literary Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' Room 4. ERMILE IOHNSON Never a sigh, always busy, Types so fast it makes you dizzy. Girls' Leagues l, 2, 3, Commerce Club 3, 4. KATHRYN IOHNSON Kathryn's a lively gal, always looking for something DSW' Loves to dance and always has the latest hair do Girl Reserve lg Latin Club l, Girls' Leagues 2 3 4 Dramatics Club 4. Row 9-MARVIN IOHNSON Marvin is captain of his league, ln basketball he knows no fatigue. Boys' Basketball Leagues l, 2, 3, 4, K. D. B. 2, 4 Club 4. MARGARET IONES Margaret is a dependable lass, Quite the fairest of the senior class. Girls' Leagues l, 2, Girl Reserve l, 2, 4. French Louis is called everything from Loopy to Loop, DOROTHY KE'-L They kid him but he's the clever one of the group. A commerce student, this is she, Debate Leagues l 2' Commerce Club 3, 4, President 4, AIWBYS bU5Y as 3 bee- I l G l R e l Girls' Lea ues 2 Library 3 Commerce Contest 3, Pioneer 3, 4. Latin Cub , ir es rve , g Row 'I-KATHLEEN KERN Here's another beauty of which we are quite proudg A beauty contest winner is seen in our crowd. Girls' Leagues I, 23 Girls' Council 4. TOM KERN A happy-go-lucky, fun-loving chapg His middle name should have been hap. Boys' Basketball Leagues l, 23 Conservation Club 23 Wrestling 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 4. RICHARD KINDRED A very quiet band mang Find one better if you can. Band l, 2, 33 Orchestra 3. Row 2-MARIORIE LANCASTER Short, good-natured, and very fair, Assured of a good time when she is there. Girls' Leagues I, 2, 33 Girl Reserve I, 2. BOB LAUX Skyscraper Bob likes to argueg ' Debaters like him are very few. Boys' Basketball Leagues I, 23 Debate Leagues 23 Varsity Debate 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Little Women 33 Commerce Club 3. MARIORIE LEAHY With her wit and well-read way: lf her friendship you get, it will pay. French Club I3 Girl Reserve I, 23 Girls' Leagues Commerce Club 3, 43 Pioneer Staff 4, Row 3-EDDIE LEE Ed is a mischievious, teasing boyg Seems always to be bubbling over with joy. Boys' Basketball Leagues 1, 2, 3, 43 Conservation Club 33 Chee.r-leader 3. HARRY LEE ' Sweet Marie is Squirrel Gazer's pick3 Helps make that varsity team click. Boys' Basketball Leagues lg Basketball Reserves 2, 33 Varsity Team 3, 43 Track 3, 4. ROBERT M. LEE Basketball ability has Bob M. Lee3 And he is a member of the K-. D. B. 2. Boys' Basketball Leagues l, 2, 3, 43 Softball Leagues I 2, 33 K. D. B. 3, 4, President 4. Row 4-HAROLD LEMEN Puffy is the champion wrestler of the stateg With all the girls he really does rate. Reserve Team I, 23 Reserve Wrestleir 33 Varsity Wrest- ing 4. IUANITA LEWIS jaunita is another dark-haired young thingg Some day shell make some poor fellow's heart go .ibingfi Girl Reserve 2, 3, 43 Girls' Leagues I, 23 Girls' Room 4. CECIL LITTLE Cecil is a Little boy3 To him life is a joy. Wrestling l, 2, 33 Hi-Y 4. Row 5--IESSE LONG A pretty smile, not much to sayg But she's a girl with a winning way. Latin Club lg Girls' Leagues 23 Girl Reserve 2, 3, 43 Pioneer 4. RUTH LONG Ruth Long and Sanford Wray Are seen together most every day. Girls' Leagues l, 23 Girl Reserve 2, 3, 43 Girls' Room 4. BEVERLY LOUDEN Beverly is an ambitious lassg Makes A's in nearly every class. Bloomington High School 13 History Club 23 Girl serve 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 4 R F -Ja E fi ' ' if Row 6-CAROLINE LUNN Carney is a snappy drum-maior in the band, Has more boy friends than any in the land. Girl Reserve l, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Leagues lg Allied Youth 43 Drum-major 4. PHYLLIS MacMlLLAN Phyllis has the cutest dimples and always has the wiggles. She's forever saying something funny and always gets the giggles. Girls' Leagues l, 2, 3, Library 35 Commerce Contest 33 Commerce Club 4. MARY MCCUTCHEON This is our Mary, a girl worth while. Who is always ready with a pleasant smile. Girl Reserve lg Library 2, 3. Row 7-BILLY MCPIKE A dignified senior to be so small Who doesn't wander in the hall. Boys' Basketball Leagues l, 2, 33 Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, New Albany High School one semester 4. ROBERT MCPIKE Bob is our friendly janitor ladg Answered yes and no when asked if after school's out he would be glad, Boys' Leagues l, 2, Conservation Club 2. LUCILLE McRAE ln athletics she has gained fame, And in school work she does the same. Girls' Leagues l, 2, 3, 4. Row 8--MELO MARCHETTI Melo is the 'ad go-getter Of one thing we're sure-there's no better. Latin Club lg Hi-Y 3, 43 Student 4. FRED MARTIN , Advertising is his job on the Student , He's a wrestler and very prudent. Boys' Basketball Leagues lg Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. RUSSELL MASON Russell is a history shark. In this world he'll make his mark. History Club 23 Literary Club 23 Hi-Y 3, 4, K. D. B. 4 Wrestling 4. Row 9-LEWIS MATLOCK Lewis Matlock is tall, fair, A good singer with wavy hair. Boys' Basketball Leagues l, 23 4-H Club 2, Glee Club 4. ROBERT MELLON Bob plays the piano, accordian, and cornetg A more handsome golfer we hlavent seen yet. Band l, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 4. GENEVA MILLER Geneva is a striking black-haired girl, Has some poor Bedford guy's heart all awhirl. Girls' Basketball Leauges l, 2, 3, Commerce Club 3 Library 4. Row I-IAYNE STANDISH layne is our best dressed girlg And the wisecracks that girl does hurl. Girl Reserve l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 23 Girl Reserve Cabinet 43 International Club l, 23 Dramatics Club 4, Secretary 43 Girls' Room 43 Girls' Council 43 Pioneer 43 History Club 2. LEE STANDISH Lee is a debater, Thespian and Boss of the Pioneeir 3 Also a crack journalist3 for him we give a cheer. Boys' Basketball Leagues l, 23 Debate Leagues I3 Varsity Debate 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 4, Business Manager 43 Mathematics Glub 3, 4, President 33 Pioneer 3, 4, Editor 43 Little Women 3. MAURICE TAULMAN He dusts the ivory3 he tickles the keys3 He makes us all laugh for he is a tease. Latin Club l, 23 Conservation Club 2, 33 Hi-Y 3, 43 Mathematics Club 4. Row 2-HARRY THOMAS To Harry a jewel is a Pearl. She keeps him in a constant whirl. Latin Club 23 Conservation Club 2, 33 Mathematics Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 4, 'lireasurer 43 Locker Police 2. ANTOINETTE TODD Antoinette and her big brown eyes Cause side glances from all the guys. Latin Club i3 Girl Reserve l, 2, 33 Girls' Leagues l, 23 Pioneer 4. IOHN TORPHY lohn's the livewire of basketball, our favorite sportg Yes, Ellen's his steady3 now listen to all the girls snort. Reserve Basketball Team l3 Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3, 43 Track I, 2, 3, 43 Boy Sponsor 3, 4. Row 3-MARGUERITE TRUEMAN Her middle name should be Contest for she always wins a prize3 The number of A's she makes no one could ever surmise. Girls' Leagues l, 2, 33 Girl Reserve l, 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 2, 43 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 Literary Club 33 Commerce Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Commerce Contest 33 Dramatics Club 43 The Drum 4, RALPH W. TURPIN A wrestler bold with a whim To tear 'em limb from limb. Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4. Row 4-LOUISE VAN CLEAVE She's tall, fair, and lots of fung There's no one like her under the sun. Mitchell High School I, 2, 33 Girl Reserve 43 Commerce Club 4. EMMA VAN WI NKLE She is quite a girl, this Emma Van Winkle3 When she cooks, her eyes do twinkle. Girls' Leagues I, 2, 43 Library 33 Allied Youth 4. Row 5-GEORGE F. VAUGHT He's a smooth musician and can really dance3 A girl's heart skips a beat if he spares her a glance. Band l, 2, 3, 43 State Solo Contest 23 Orchestra 3, 4. IOHN VIERS john Viers is known as Toar. He started to box but he don't anymore. Wrestling lg Boys' Leagues 2, 3, 4. Row 6-WILLIAM WALLS Row 8-SANFORD WRAY Here we have Buddy Walls See Ruth Long, Page l2- We bet he bounces when he falls. Boys' Leauges 2, 3, 43 K. D. B. 4. Conservation Club 33 History Club 23 International Club 2, Glee Club l, Boys Leagues 2. PATRICIA WYNNE BERNADINE WEDDLE Pa' is B willful '?SS? Nights would be lonelyg days would be dreary G. I ,All the bor? Lkes to Tas? 4. I , I Cl b WM swine fo me fhem 21' Qu. :SiaY'1.'....'C.r.mmsig:rs... 1. Girls' Leagues l, 2, 31 Commerce Club 33 Conservation --ybioneern 4- ' ' ' ' ' Club 33 Allied Youth 43 Library 4. R Row 9-DARRELL ZINK ow 7-DON, WEDDLF Darrell is our Bob Taylor, we'll have you know. Q W,':l?5ll'ngh5fa5 'S lack Wegdlei Wherever he tiravels, the girls will go. Wrestizg 'T ay Belteserves a me a' Boys' Leagues l, 2, 35 Hi-Y 23 Sudent Manager 3, 4. FLORENCE WELLS IOHN D. 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ROW I-ILeff 'ro RigI'1II: BILL ABEL MARY ACKERSON MARC-IE ACTON MARIORIE ACTON CHARLES ADAMSON RAYMON D ADAMSON ROW 2-ILeft to Rightlz HAZEL AKINS WILLIARD ALBRIGHT FRANK ALHORN BETTY IANE ALLEN PAUL ALLEN IANE ARBUCKLE ROW 3-ILQH 'Io RigI'1TI: HESTER ANDERSON EDITH ANDERSON IEAN ARBUCKLE MARY LOUISE ARDIES LEONARD ARMSTRONG MARY ARNOLD ROW 4-ILefT To Righflt FORREST BABB BOB BAER CHARLES BAHR BILL BAILEY MILDRED BAIR DALE BAKER ROW 5--ILeff To RigI'1TI: EVELYN BAKER FRANCES BAKER GENE BAKER WILBUR BALLARD BETTY BANTA MARGARET BARNETT ROW 6-ILefT To RighII: BOB BASS MARTHA BASTAIN LINDA BEAMAN IDOROTHY BELL MARY ALICE BELLVILLE MILDRED BELLVILLE ROW 7-ILeft to Righthz RICHARD BENNET JACK BENZEL BETTY BERRY DOROTHY BERRY ANDY BERWICK BILL BIEZE ROW 8-ILefT Io RighTI2 MARY BETH BINGER THEODORE BLACK BETTY BLACKBURN THELMA BLACKBURN IMOGENE BLEDSOE IAMES BLOYD ROW 9-ILefI' To RigIf1TIZ ARMAND BOLDING RUTH BOLDING ALBERT BOONE FRANCES BOWDEN RUSSELL BOWDEN WARREN BOX ROW IO-ILeft to RightI: CLIFFORD BRANNON NELSON BRANAMAN TOM BRENNEN BILL BRIDWELL BILL BRIDWELL ERMA ROSE BRIDWELL ROW II-ILeff To Righii: KENNETH BRIDWELL MARTHA BRIDWELL AUSTIN BRIM GERALD BROCK NORMA BROCK RAYMOND BROCK ROW I2-ILeft fo Righflt RONAL BROCK AUBREY BROWN BETTY BROWNING WENDELL BRUCE BILL BUHER RICHARD BUGH ROW I-ILefT to Rightlz PHILLIP BUNCH ALMEDA BUNCH CHARLES BUNDY BETTY BUNCH BOB BUNDY EDWARD BUNDY ROW 2-ILefT To Rightbz KENNETH BUNDY MARIORIE BUNDY MARY BURGESS FRANCES BURKHART IEAN BURTON RUBY BURTON ROW 3-ILefI To Rightbz WILLIAM BURTON HELEN BUSKIRK BOB BYERS CHESTER BYERS CLARENCE BYERS FRANCES BYERS ROW 4-ILefT To RighTI: IOHN BYERS MARIE BYERS CAROL CALLAHAN MARY CALLAHAN CAROL CAMPBELL HELEN CAMPBELL ROW 5-ILefT To Righflt MARY LOU CANINE REVA JANE CANNEDY MARK CARESS ANNA CARSON DORIS CARSON PHYLLIS CARTER ROW 6-ILeff To RigI'1TI: JOE BILL CHAMBERS LORENE CHARLES FAYE CHASTAIN RAY CHASTAIN IOHN CHILDERS DALE COLLINS ROW 7-ILefI 'fo Righfiz MARY COLWELL RITA CONCANNON IAMES CONCANNON WILLIAM CONLON LOIS COOPER MILDRED CORBIN Row 8-ILefI to Righfit CAROL ANN CORPS MARIORIE CORREL MARY CORRELL IANE COSNER OLIVIA COVEY BETHEL CRAIG ROW 9-ILeff To RightI: ELIZABETH ANN CRAWFORD KATHLEEN CRAWFORD BILL CROWE MARY LOUISE CUIVIMINC-S BILL CARTER EDNA DALTON ROW IO-ILefI To Rightlz ANNABELLE DAVIS DOROTHY DAVIS EVA DAVIS MARGARET DAVIS MARGARET DAVIS CECIL DAY ROW II-ILeff To Rightl: FRANK DECKER RICHARD DE PIERRE RECIA DICKENS 3 BILL DONALDSON VIRGINIA DORSETT ANNA DOSSEN ROW I2-ILefT to Rightlz MILDRED DOSSEN CUBE DOWLINC IAMES DREHOBLE GLENN DUNCAN RAYMOND DUNCAN WALTER DUNCAN ROW I-lLefT to Rightlz EDWARD EDINGER JANE EDWARDS WILLIAM EDWARDS EUGENE ELMORE GENEVIEVE ELROD MILDRED ELROD ROW 2-ILeft To Righfli MARGARET EMERY BILLY EPPARD FRANCES EPPARD RICHARD EPPARD ALMA EVANS EDWARD FARMER ROW 3-ILefI' to RightI: IEAN FARMER MARY MARGARET FARRELL BETTY FAUBION DELEMA FAUBION GEORGE FZLTNER JAMES FELTNER ROW 4-ILefI' To Righfiz MARIOR I E FELTNER BILL FENDER EDNA MAE FISH SAM FITTS CHARLES FISHER BILL FISH ROW 5-ILef'f To RighfI: RUTH FISH GEORGE FLEETWOOD BETTY FROST ODEN FLEETWOOD IOE FORTNER EDMUND FOSTER ROW 6-lLeff To Righflz BETTY FULTZ IUANITA FULTZ ' IANET GARDNER NANCY GAMBREL RALPH GATES GENE GILLIATT ROW 7-fLefI' to RighII: ANNA GIOVANNI AUDRA GIPE ELEANORA GIPE PHYLISS GIPSON THOMAS GIPSON BESSIE MAI GIRDLEY ROW 8-ILeft to Righflz BETTY GIRDLEY GUY GOEN BOB GOODSON BETTY GOULD PEARL GRAHAM BILLY GRAVES ROW 9-6Left to Rightl: FLORENCE GRATZER ORETA GREATHOUSE REGENIA GRIFFITH LAWRENCE GROVE WILLIS GROVE CLYDE GUTHRIE ROW IO-ILeft fo Righfb: MARION GUTHRIE ROLAND GUTHRIE MILDRED GYGER ELIZABETH HALL IOHN HALL LOUIS HALL ROW II-ILE-fi' To Righth RAY HALL IOYCE HAMPTON STANLEY HANCOCK MAVIS HARDWICK GORDON HARRIS PHILLIP HARRIS ROW I2--ILef'r to Righflr REBECCA IEAN HARRIS RUTH HARRIS IAMES HARRISON CRYSTAL HART BOB HARTLEY IOHN HARVEY ROW I-ILeft to Rightbz BERNARD HASH VERNON HASH JOHN HASKETT MARJORrE HATFIELD MARY HATFIELD ANNA HAUNGS ROW 2-IL:-:ff To Righfli BOB HAWKINS EVA HAVERLY CHARLES HAWKINS HAROLD HAWKINS JUANITA HAWKINS THELMA HAWKINS ROW 3-ILeft to RightI: MARY ROSE HEIRONOMOUS CHARLES HERLEY MARIE HICKES MARY HICKES LUCILLE HIGGINS BETTY HILL ROW 4-ILeft To Rightlz CATHERINE HILL BETTY HITCHCOCK DONALD HITCHCOCK RICHARD HITCHCOCK CAROL HOBBS KATHERINE HOBSON ROW 5-ILeft to RightI: TIMOTHY HORN FORREST HOWELL FRANCES HUBBARD JAMES HUBBARD DAVID HUDDLESON BILL HUDSON ROW 6-ILeff To RightI: JACK HUDSON GARETH HUFF BETTY LOU HUNTER PAULINE HUNTER BETTY HUTTON MAXINE HUFF ROW 7-ILeft to RightI: JEAN HYSLOP BILL JKERD GEORGE IACKMAN DAVID JACOBS JOY JACOBS ESCHOL JACKSON ROW 8-ILefI' To Righ1'J: PAUL JACKSON BURFORD IEFFERIES CHARLES JEFFRJES CHARLES JOHNSON DOROTHY J. 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MILLER Physician Nurse Secretary Attendance Officer R. C. SOWDER FERRIS YOUNG H. C. SPEAR H. H. MOURER i' i I' WARREN I, YOU NT Mr. Warren I. Yount, the superintendent of the Bedford City Schools, has, in the years of his work in Bedford, established himself among the leaders that have fostered, extended, and improved the school system of Bedford. During the period of Mr. Yount's superintendency the grade buildings have seen much beautification by landscaping, as has the high school. Builings have been improved, new machinery has been bought, new appliances for vocational departments have been purchased-all these having been made possible by the management and the well-balanced budgeting of Mr. Yount. The Bedford Schools have also been faced in the last few years by the retire- ment and the resignation of a number of their most able instructors, but through his knowledge, his influence, his judgment, and his superb management Mr. Yount has been able to keep up the traditional standards of Bedford's school teachers. The Pioneer , therefore, salutes you and your work, Mr. Yount. i' 1' 'k H. H. MOURER Distinguished in the services of Bedford School is Mr. Harry H. Mourer, our principal. For the eight years that Mr. Mourer has been in charge of Bedford High Shool it has made definite steps in inter-scholastic achievements. It has been during this period that students of Bedford High School have achieved outstanding scholastic, speech, dramatic, commercial, and journalistic awards, as well as those in sports. The success of Bedford's students can be accredited, to a large extent, to Principal Mourer-through his interest, his initia- tive, his competent management, and his cooperation with students and faculty. Mr. Mourer is also dean of boysg in this task he is equally competent. By his friendliness, his patience, his consideration, and his ability to understand the problems of the students he has gained their confidence and their support. The Pioneer of l938 salutes you, Mr. Mourer. secf-eta im SUIOGPVISOFS sannan inalana normal cnliaaa an UJITCDKII, lnaiana 4 1880 - '59 f fx N fi! NM Q ffffl 'fx-llx'-Nw naw? M J , A V A . A . 115 .. A . A . A , A , A , A I A U A ' I Y V ' 1 a E a a I a al 5 3 ' 1 1 lhlilllllllllll' E Q 3 N I ' 5 , W l I I 7 1 'IMI MIA 'MII JJ' dn N1 Wa ag! LNM M L , Q: 3 M ira nfl ,VI WWW ffffVffV7fffV7ffWff47f 7ffVfffff4,7f45f7YfV'f X749 F Op 320 41' 7 ,bqffl F 01595 1 B avi, ,yf , 'S-gt, Wifi-iifi .L Z ff Ar ff ' wax W-- A . 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Claude has been a member on the varsity for two years and impresses every one with his good sportsman- ship, speed, and accurate long shots. Owen Shorty Roberts, a senior who plays center, is six feet four inches tall and weighs l9O pounds. His ability to control the tip and the ball in under the basket has made him a four year member of the team. Owen's good-naturedness and acquiescence to fair play marks him as a good sport. Harry Lee, a senior guard, six feet tall, weighs l55 pounds. Even though his ranking in the scoring column is not the highest, his cagey ballhandling and teamwork characterize him as a member in worthy standing of one of the finest ball clubs B. H. S. has had. john Torphy, the twister shot artist, who time after time pulled Bedford thru with his freak port-sided shots won state-wide attention, this, his third year on the team, and gained a position on the all star first team. john, high point man is a senior, six feet tall and weighs l72 pounds. Bill Torphy, too, is a senior, six feet one inch tall and weighs l75 pounds. Bill, a dependable, quiet, calm, steady, hard-fighting guard, was Bedford's floor general. Bill also won state acclaim for his remarkable guarding'in the State tournament. Charley Torcl1y Caress has been playing heads up ball all year and 'ended a brilliant athletic high school career at tournament time. lt was his foul shot and basket which broke up the regional game with Seymour. Charley, a senior, is five feet eleven and weighs l7O pounds. Eugene Cy Perkins, red headed senior, six feet three inches tall, and weighs l7O pounds, plays as center and pivot man. Cy is always in the scramble under the basket. He's of great value to the team because of his speedy cooperation, Cy is a regular scorer and has a determined fighting spirit. The demonstration of his ability in such games as those with Fort Wayne and New Albany gained Perkins state-wide recognition. leagues Qwlflf? 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