Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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. PLAN GUI? ACTIVITIES INVITATION COMMITTEE: Beverly Berrisford, CLASS DAY COMMITTEEi Row l: Ann Bailey, Ralph Turpin, Merle Bough, jean Shepard. Bob Fisher, Frances Justus, Emmabelle Kern. FARIEWIELL Tune: U wil Farewell, to dear old Bedford High, We hate to say goodbye, But we must go. Farewell, to all the joys we knew, Our high school days are through We'll miss you so. You have filled our lives with happiness, This to you we wish to stress. Farewell, to all the joys and fun, Our high school days are done, Now we are through. Farewell, the time is growing near, We leave our high school dear, We say farewell. W' e will cherish you in all our dreams- Memories of you we hold serene. Farewell, diplomas we receive, Our books and friends we leave. We say farewell. SCHOOL MOT I'OiVlHClf qui se vincit. CLASS MO'l'TO1WC have sown the seeds of knowledge, let us reap success. CLASS COLORS-Old rose and silver. CLASS FLOWER-Lily-of-the-Valley. Row 2: Stephen Hostettler, Wilbur Ander- sen, Arch Voris, George Taggart. SOM, COMMITTIEIE: Don Riggs, Raymond Nash, Robert Borden, Billy Henderson, Kathryn Owens, johann Bellush, Dolores Bechner, Patricia Bartlett, Carol Krausbeck. COLOR AND MOTTO COMMITTEES: Row l : hloyce Rohde, David Hobbs, Lois Hall, Evelyn Root, Esther Davis, Phyllis Grogan, Barbara Sears. Row 2: Bob Carson, Bill Weddle, Don McCoy, Bob Spires, Nancy Schreiber, Wilbur Andersen.

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. SENIOR LEADERS AND COMMITTEES . l-an :wifi Soc:IAI. COMMITTEE: Gene Wininger, Mary FLOWER COMMITTEE: Martha Beretta, Sarah jane Hartman, Richard Curl, Mary Ann Wynne, Barbara McPike, Francis Terrell, Scott, Marilyn johnston, jay Webster, Betty julie Standish, Mike Woods, Claude Kes- Allen, Beverly Berrisford, Melissa Wagner. singer. ....... WAYS 84 MEANS COMMITTEE: Irene Wray, Stephen Hostettler, Gene Wininger, Barbara McPike, Lois Edminston, Billy Hen- derson, Annalou Child, Lorene Wray. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: jerry Bridwell, president, Mr. Hart- man, Miss Newsom, Arthur Edwards, vice-president, Donna Lee, secretary, Irene Wray, treasurer. 1949 CLASS SONG Tune: There Are the Bert Year! of our Liver. These have been the best years of our lives High school, for we have been the class of '49 When we were freshmen we had fabulou dreams, world conquering schemes, But now they are memories that may com true- These have been the best years of our lives Those days, the teachers we will all remembe them. No matter what tomorrow brings The soul inside us sings That these have been the best years of our live School days, We leave the halls we knew and we're so blue Our goals we'll strive for From things we have learned, From books in our class rooms, But now it is up to us to follow thru And we will leave our memories of us-to you And, friends we've made our four fond year with you, No matter what we choose to do The best has come from you For we have been the class of '49,

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Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. DEER DIHRY 7 School days once again. Gee, seniors at last. It's unbe- lievable, but Our Year has finally come. 8 Classes are all arranged and everyone is settling down to work-who ever said that being a senior was simple- 9 First football game tonight and we downed Mitchell 19-6. Our team sure looks swell in those new uni- forms- especially No. 14 Chow did that get in herelj 12 The football team is still sweating it out over at Thornton. Everyone has been watching the team and especially Mr. Chadwick, the new line coach- 24 First edition of the Student out today-What would we do without Public Notes ? C probably a lot betterj Student Council elected-Jerry Bridwell president- Magazine sales to start soon. John Nelson heads Hi-Y. 8 Judy Turner chosen as G. A. A. president-Donna Lee, editor of Pioneer . Miss Chase is pleading with seniors not to wear plaid shirts to the photographers! Football team lost to University High 14-6. 16 Bridge has hit B. H. S. Every week-end brings a gath- ering at someones house to play cards, talk, and, of course, eat. 20 Steve Hostettler, president of Scarlet and Purple. Bob Minton, organist, entertains at convocation. Cutter Eleven ends home schedule with win over Jasonville. 29 Football dance tonight, sponsored by Key Club. Bud Edwards wins most valuable football award. 25 Senior class election today-Jerry Bridwell, president, Arthur Edwards, vice-president, Donna Lee, secretary, Irene Wray, treasurer. Miss Newsom and Mr. Hartman are sponsors. 5 Students choose jean Wykoff, Sue Armstrong, and Bob Simmons as yell leaders. Good luck, kids! Jane Loveall heads Literary club. 10 G. Taggart selected president of T hespians. P ll Gordon Henderson gives Armistice Day address. Judg- ing from the crowd-how we do love parades!-! 12 Sadie Hawkins Day-Gloria jackson reigns as Daisy Mae, Benny Colglazier, Lil' Abner. Where did all the schmoos come from ? ? ? 19 Basketball has arrived at last. Peru defeated us 17-22. Such a good looking team this year! 26 Juniors select Lary Menaugh, president. Mr. Brown and Miss Cox are class sponsors. Basketball team lost to Washington but gave Seymour a walloping defeat. 1 English literature class attends the Macbeth perform- ance at I. U. 5 County cheerleaders attend conference here. 17 Christmas issue of the Student -Santa sure must be a versatile guy to fill all these orders! Defeated Vincennes 53-42. Holly wreaths issued today- Finally have my orders filled. 22 Don't Open Till Christmas presented by Scarlet and Purple. Key club Christmas dance at the Legion- CCharlie Kramerls bandb 27 This day will be remembered in the hearts of every senior and possibly every B. H. S. student. Warren jones, star center and everyone's friend, died today. 2. New Year's resolutions made and broken already! New Year's parties galore. Jan. 6. jan. 14 jan. 20 Jan. 25 Jan. 18 Feb. 8 Feb. 10 Feb. 18 Feb. 26 Mar. 1 Mar. 5. Mar. ll Mar. 12 Mar. 14 April 5 April 6 April 10 April 19 May 15 May 19 May 20 May 22 May 24 May 26 Sohn-Laidler Dance-so many pretty formals and we. fitted tuxedos! Oolitic wins County tournament crown. Seniors solvin most puzzle. Defeat Martinsville 36-30. junior Class presents Nifty Varieties . Bob Simmon. Master of Ceremonies. Senior committees announcer: Cutters defeat Seymour Owls 36-34. Defeated Mitchell 46-42. Everybody's going to I. U. tl hear Vaughn Monroe but me! 'These Flags Still Fly presentted at convocation. Fit teen win first place at Bloomington musical contest. B. H. S. students broadcast over WBIW. Cutters end basketball season-defeated by Bloomin ton 43-36. We certainly have a hard fighting team thi year. Band performed tonight. Stonecutters defeat Shawswick, Huron, Oolitic and Tu nelton to win Sectional crown. Rah, yeah, Bedford! Mrs. Billy Bryant, first lady of the river, presents co vocation. Cutters win Regional by defeating jeff Red Devils a Paoli. Such happy people! ! On to State! Y-Teen style show big success. Seniors exchange na cards. Sob- Jasper Wildcats are on the loose again and d feated our hard fighting Sutters 41-33. We're still fro Bedford- no one prouder. Thanks a lot, Carol Girdle for helping us out while Jean and Sue had the mum Appreciation pep session for the team. Mrs. McNut cake sure was beautiful. Oh. to be a freshman with many more pep sessions ahead. The Scarlet and Purple presentation A Little Honey Mrs. Chandler deserves a lot of credit for a swell pr duction. A swell cast too! Pioneer deadlines are met and are we glad. We c sit back and relax now. Baseball and golf teams going strong. Track has be revived at B. H. S. Scenes from Shakespeare presented by Richard Ca radine. This is our last paid convocation for the yea Every year they seem to improve. Mothers' Day in B. H. S. and Y-Teens worked hard make it a big success. Honor Day and the last one for us! Class Day. The program under the direction of Geor Taggart has been rehearsed and rehearsed again. Do we feel proud in our caps and gowns. Prom is tonig Must get home and press my formal. Oh I hope doesn't rain! Baccalaureate. We should all be ready to go out into t world-spiritually that is. We're donning our rough it clothes and out to Spri Mill for the day. We'll probably eat ourselves sick b this just comes once in a lifetime. Almost finished. Solemnly walking down the aisle receive our diplomas we realize that this is our last vie of B. H. S. as students. After twelve years of workin and having fun together we are each looking forwar to having a successful future.