Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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U L Some classes moved into new classrooms this year, due to the completion of the new shop building started so proudly by the group below. Mrs. Dorothy Edmiston places the little black box in the cornerstone while Mr. Endris wields his trusty trowel. As school board members, both are much involved in this construction. Mr. Howard McMillen watches Mr. Endris closely to see that all is done well, while Secretary Hostettler of the Chamber of Commerce, Supt. Mourer, Principal Lloyd, Mr. Beals, and Mr. Shoulty beam about the whole thing. M1-I 'iid

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OUR SUPERINTENDENT H. H. Mourer, superintendent of the Bedford City Schools, is responsible for providing the physical school surround ings in which we work and the faculty memliers with whom we work. Both are arduous tasks and require great care and good judgment. Iillllll AIIMINISTHATIIIN IS THE ISASIS UF Iillllll SUHUULS B. H. S. PRINCIPAL H. A. Lloyd, high school principal, helps plan our programs, hears our complaints, helps solve our problems, rebukes us when we need it, and praises all good efforts put forth. Truly, a husy man. This page is sponsored by WITHERS DRUG STORE