Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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Re ea cf: Unk: LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club collected and repaired magazines for men in the service. The group is sponsored by Miss Margaret Dejean. fL,X LIBRARY ASSISTANT The Libr' y Assistants aided the Library Club as well as help- ing Miss Margaret Dejean keep the Library in good order. SCIENCE CLUB Another new group this year is the Science club, sponsored by Mr. W. Dwight Prather. The group includes camera, radio, biology and chemistry divisions. 4 fi.-f MATH CLUB Making math puzzle books for the Red Cross to distribute among service men was the project undertaken by the Math Club. The work was done under the direction of Miss Marjorie Priest. ' i

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Speak! Serwke Squad on III-Y Under the sponsorship nf Mr. Claude Kelley, I-Ii-Y Club bought a bond as its aid to the war effort. X-lx GIRL RESERVE The Girl Reserve took as their aid to the War effort the making of kits for men in service. They also rolled bandages for the Red Cross. The group is under the direc- tion of Miss Belva New- som and Miss Marjorie Priest. ALLIED YOUTH Allied Youth, with Miss Elizabeth Spear as sponsor, un- dertook the collection of old rags for their aid in national defense. They also aided the Girl Reserve in their Red Cross work. Nlx VICTORY CORPS CHARTER MEMBERS The Victory Corps is :1 war- born organization. Under the leadership of Mr. I. M. Me- Fadden, the group sponsored a twenty-Eve day defense stamp and bond campaign to raise 551,800 to purchase two jeeps. Stamps and bonds amounting to S2865 were purchased dur- ing this time.

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Ab slkdl F Me s Dlif lvbn BASKETBALL HAIL TO OUR CHAMPS! We didn't win the state crown but we consider the aggregation which carried Bedford's colors to the finals, where they lost a heart- breaker to Lebanon, 36 to 35, really true champions. The Cutters do not wear the toga of victory but their efforts have well been rewarded with the presentation of honor sweaters. Those seniors receiving sweaters are Co-captains, Warren Wagner and Viv Simmons, each with three years of varsity experience, Bob Bellush two years, and John Brennan, Tom Bellush, Kay Montgomery, 1nd jerry Quackenbush, who completed one year of var- sity competition. Three others, who are not seniors, will receive the regular block B . These are Charles Beretta, joe Hunter, and Bill Drehobl. Special recognition is due to big John Brennan, un- animous choice for all state center. John, although playing only one year of basketball, lead the Cutter attack all during the season. Having been chosen all state center, Iohn will have his picture placed in the trophy room. Time Out From Practice TOWEL FLINGERS P. K. Wray, junior manager Sogi Soder, varsity manager Cl-IEER LEADERS Marilyn Acton, Bill Ridge, Betty Cummings