Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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Miss Belva Newsom, dean of girls, assistant attendance checker, and practical nurse, seems sometimes to have occult powers. Affectionately dubbed SherifT,', she sees all, knows all, and tells Cnearlyb everythingu-at extremely incon- venient times, according to some students. Emogene Hart, secretary to the principal, writes letters, checks files, cuts stencils, and answers telephones from dawn to dusk. The grimmer duties of tax estimates, pay-roll rec- ords, book orders, and business office reports on a big scale rest on the shoulders of Miss Zulene johnson, secretary to the superintendent. Assistant principal, dean of boys, attendance checker, war bond drive director, and guidance director, make up the administrative duties of Maurice McFadden. H. A. Lloyd, principal of Bedford High School, is the Court of Final Appeals in matters ranging from home room assignment to tournament management. How he keeps cheerful through it all no one knows-but he does it. Back of all the details of school management stand the school board and the superintendent. H. H. Mourer, super- intendent, explains matters of post-war planning to C. O. Turner, president, Arch Voris, secretary, and Rollie Tindal, treasurer of the school board.