Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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SENIOR LEADERS Thojse who do all the dirty work, our officers and sponsor: Ann Alleft, treasurer; Wyrtus Medlock, secretary: Thomas Turner, president; Jack Todd, vice-president; Miss Mitchusson, sponsor. ■» All, those brainy money-making schemes and those artistic invitations are the product of the Invitation and Ways and Means committees: Walter Long, Harriett Tyree, Kenneth Root, Donald Allen, Mary Beth Johnson. Patricia Todd, Phyllis Tyler, Max Hyder, Maxine Crane. The Class Day committee worked like mad to make this year ' s program the biggest and best ever. The Motto commitee had a hard time making up their collective minds but finally succeeded: Sharon McCarrell, Philip Concannon, Betty Drehobl, Delores Young, Adrienne Hitchcock, Myrtle Wagoner, Richard Klatte, Phyllis Fhoroman, Harvey Lanz. Motto: Before us lies lumber; let us build. Choosing the class colors and taking charge of all dances were the responsibilities of the Social and Color committees: Eugene Patton, James Koetter, Lilalue Lind- sey, Margherita Liva, Kenneth Hobson, James Hitchcock. Martha Bridges, Garris Henderson. Colors: Jade and Ivory. Last, but certainly not least, the Song and Flower and Gift comittees: Marian Armstrong, Marilyn Sowder, Larry Byers, Betty Lou Taylor, Catherine Adamson, Bernard Grangier, Barbara Colglazier, Eugene Stafford, Jack May. Flower: Gardenia. ' ta « ■ 4 MA-- ' 1 ' ' '

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The Class votes for ' most anything Most What} Likeable Intelligent Musical Industrious Fun Attractive Sincere Bashful Dramatic Witty Talkative Sentimental Glamorous Mischievous Athletic Skilful Jolly Efficient Helpful Dignified Flirtatious Ambitious Vivacious Original Peppy Deliberate Considerate Dependable Likely to succeed Optimistic Pessimistic Composed Reserved Boy Campbell Fields Max Hyder Tommy Turner Max Hyder Campbell Fields Bill Abel Gene Inirun Jim Koetter Larry Byers Harvey Lanz Bob Jones Vic Wagner Bill Abel Jim Hitchcock Morris Root Max Hyder Kenny Hobson Gene Patton Tom Turner Bob Sohn Morris Root Bernie Grangier Campbell Fields Max Hyder Campbell Fields Keith Brown Jack Todd Jack Todd Max Hyder Dick Klatte Buil I oster Gene Stafford Gene Inm.m Girl Wyrt Medlock Ann Allen Barbara Colglazier Ann Allen Wyrt Medlock Betty Lou Taylor Norma Hawkins Mary Violet Wagner Harriet Tyree Wyrt Medlock Mary Leahy Norma Hawkins Betty Lou Taylor Ivy Mae Hackney Ann Allen Ann Allen Wyrt Medlock Adrienne Hitchcock Marian Armstrong Billy Secrest Sharon McCarrell Adrienne Hitchcock Barbara Bailey Phyl Thoroman Phyl Prow Myrt Wagoner Margie Liva Ann Allen Ann Allen Kate Johnson Patty Todd Nancy Lowry Maxine Crane Most What? Forgetful Representative Popular Resourceful Collegiate Neat Chic Polite Clever Artistic Coy Adaptable Sophisticated Individualistic Understanding Comical Stubborn Inquisitive Carefree Timid Cheerful Unusual Capable Best Dancer Laziest Prettiest Smile Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Complexion Prettiest Hair Friendliest Cutest Handsome Boy : b v J i Ti ' rrrv Turner Campbell Fields Gene Patton Bob Sohn Kenny Root Kenr, y Root Gene Inman Max Hyder Max Hyder Morris Root Jesse Porter Jess Porter Garris Henderson Jack Todd Camobell Fields Brush Inman Bob Jones Phil Concannon Gary Jackson Harvey Lanz Raymond George Bernie Grangier Jack May Dick Pace Joe Abel Jack May Vic Wagner Charles Cazee Jack Todd Joe Abel Vic Wagner Girl June Byers Marian Armstrong Marian Armstrong Mary Be h Lewis Adrienne Hitchcock Mary Beth Johnson Barbara Colglazier Marg Liva n f Harriet Tyree Maxine C .ne Lilaue Lin. ey - Ann W- ' -T-erhalter Adrienne Hitchcock Martha Bridges Margie Liva Phyl Prow Eloise Claywell Lilaue Lindsev L ' laue Lindsey Al : ;e Goodman Marilyn Sowder Phyl Thoroman Sharon McCarrell Wyrt Medlock Patty Todd Virginia Marsh Sharon McCarrell Patty Todd Betty Lou Taylor Ann Winterhalter Phyl Tyler Adrienne Hitchcock v ' ■■ SENIOR SONGS Class Song Class of forty-seven, Our friendships are lasting, We part now, though blue now, Our school days were fun. And though we are leaving, We ' ll always remember The four fond years we spent with you, Old Bedford High. Class of forty-seven, Our future is calling. We ' ll strive hard, we ' ll work hard, Attaining our goals. Remembering our teachers And all ot our classmates, We ' re leaving vou, so Goodbye now . Old Bedford I (igh. Tune; The Bells of St. Marys Farm ell Song Our best to you Dear old Bedford High Our school days are through We must say, Goodbye . And though we part We ' ve fond memories Always in our hearts We ' ll forever treasure these. We ' ll think of you When we ' re feeling blue, And throughout the years We ' ll smile through our tears. So here ' s to you. Saying we ' ll be true. We bid farewell. Dear old Bedford High. Tune: Our Best to You 1 - % ■ ■ . ■

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Looking ahead Biology, math, and physics classes at work. The true scientific spirit, so we learn in 9A English, is repre- sented by those who ask questions, seek the answers, and arrange these answers in orderly fashion. As freshmen tee ask the questions, as sophomores we KNOW the answers, as juniors we arrange things — not always in orderly fashion.