Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

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'-1 V - M WVWY' A-vi-M fling--, l- - .4 'mf W - , - I - ' - , , , ww o ,4 'v , ' . , K V ' LA .341 ' Y V ,N . '-it - 1 'M T, .1 Remembef the elezvyf you ve .gznenz loefe Remember when you 78 away Uwe Yeen 1954 rx 1 1 lug un fox Bedford Hugh Sem r the e Q of 1354 We bln been pxoud of our Bleek B Club our hlst footblll l10I1lLLOH1ll1L' oux IUUSIL llMlOl'lfOI'lL1l e ntuts We 1 e een User r T 71 HTL lk us L L Q en sy yum 1 ssons All w e l x 51 new 0 s ou s L reeoxu eg on tu l es tblt TO mx A J l. , Jw 1, Ai lfye 1' yea' is , 'xv ' ' ' ' ' 'K flool, bu 1954 is speei.1l because it is our year- - 'lase L . VY' 1 lx ji A H , ' 4 A 41, ' L 'X '0 l.1x1 b-- L11 ' by ou 'ootl.ll . l b.1slietb.1ll loswx, We lmve been exeilenl by our Clll'lNlI11.1N lmlllg .md l.1n'es. XY- luye be' bu.-1' l mr lei' '. , together ir 11.15 been .1 lig y -.1r, .mi all it. lg .md won' 'L nr' 'l'l ll mgr 4 A ll '. There Buildings . . . Important in the Liver 0 B.Hjf Students The beautiful snow-covered Administration Building 'LT is the base of operations for Superintendent Mourer and the other school officials who give purpose, direction, 1 .ind management to the Bedford City Schools. The High School Building stands as a reminder to B. H. S. graduates to remember the knowledge and skills they received here. ,,' The completely new modern Shop Building provides an excellent foundation for those desiring to be drafts- men, designers, or architects. This page is sponsored by I. C. PENNEY 6 CO.. Inc. Basketball . . . A Large part of the hfe of B.HS The Block B, symbol of Bedford Highls rising school spirit, was started at the first of the basketball season this year. Thanks go to the Student Council-to Paula Thomas, who played a major part in organizing the Block B, and to Mr. Coombs, the sponsor, for its big success. The gym holds dear memories of bitter defeats and striking victories between long-time rivals. 1 The big moment has arrived and the team goes into the huddle for last minute instructions and reassurance of winning an important game. This page is sponsored by LENOREYS SHOP Mus Newsom und the student counrzl members busily unpac lung Cbnslmas decorations for the big tree Twas the week bqfore C larutmm Chnstmas tnme around our B H S IS really a blg event Everyone IS always extra busy wnth the actxvltnes that accompany thls pernod of the year Mnss Keach and the Cantamus Club entertamed a number of clubs wnth thexr seasonal songs and the schools wlth thelr annual carolmg Mr Thomas and some of the members of his band got ln on the1r share of the entertaxmng We remember of course, our basket m all the flurry and excntement let us not forget our tradmonal Chrxstmas tree lt certainly wouldn t be Chrlstmas without It Credit should go to the Student Councxl for decoratmg nt as they do every year We know all the semors w1ll always remember the 53 54 Chnstmas as lt was thexr last one m hngh school I 1 J ball team's journey to South Bend for a New Year's Tourney, but h Soup-gn v WU' u-umlvr ufml .Um Ilurrirl Iinlh-r llmuglmf ufvru Alu' lrrunl lln' rlumor :mule from I-ln' arrnul nf flu' six lrunzjwlx ffm! fuuwlril fwr lmnzu ffm Cffirivlnnu. If um lln' fini lime' Ilia! muxirul imlrrnmvifx lun' lwru :mmf 111 our .xllzilrrllx lu ALll'lllIll.Q. Tlnw lmyx u orfcml' fmrrl for ffm' hmmm ffuji bun' rr'u'i14'rl lfwir yvut will Ifu' umvir IH'1HlIl4'A'll um r'r'rluirllVy 1L07'f!7-X uf fwiglw lvruiw. Tlrr fmii art' from lvff In rfgfwl: Pfullji I5a1'ln1u', llurollf Inman, Dun Srmlfv, ,mil IIHIHIQ Trlnlelv. And all through the town- Maryann MePike and Paula Thomas look very encr- getic as they start out to sell their allotted traditional Christmas holly. The selling of holly wreaths and pine doorknockers every Christmas is the major money raising project of the senior class. The gifts for the school and faculty, and the expenses of senior week take care of all the money made from the project. XY'e are happy to report that this year, as last year, every holly wreath and doorknocker, 800 items in all, was sold by our hardworking senior class. l This page is sponsored by CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Bill Gulzlrwrl rrouvlx Bwfzi Mui Qncrrl nl IlIHll1'Li0NlffIKQ Dann' The first Homecoming in the history of Bedford High School was held on October 16, 1953, at the Bedford football field at our last home game of the 1953-'54 season. One candidate from each class was chosen by her class- mates for Homecoming Queen, from these the football team and coaches named the Queen. The girls chosen for queen were: Marlene Casada, seniorg Barbara Rothrock, junior, Becky May, sophomore, and Ann Hall, freshman. Becky May was chosen to reign as the Hrst Queen of the first homecoming. Sections of the bleachers were reserved for the alumni of the last five years and the classes were introduced during half time. The climax of the Homecoming, the crowning of the Queen, took place previous to the major game. The four candidates were presented in convertibles that paraded around the field, and then the girls were escorted by a member of the team to the designated crowning spot. Bill Gabbert, acting football captain, named and crowned Becky May as Queen on behalf of the team after expressing his gratitude to the many persons who made our home- coming possible. A Homecoming Dance held at the Youth Center immediately following the game concluded this historical event. We celebrate our first Bill Ciulrfnwl fviirzift Bwki Mari flu' Q1m'n'i l7UllLlIll'f as B011 Multirzgrr, Inri l.ri1!, imil liurlfilm Rollirurfr look un. This page is sponsored by BEDFORD SUPPLY COMPANY Hwkj flluj, f'0lllL'4'lIHlil1lQ Qmwi, imil Hill Balzlrrri I'-llllfbilll fjdffdill, ifmn' Hn' fmfmr of ruffillg flu wiki' ill Mn' Illlfllfflllllillllf I,dll1'l'. ziilnl for flu' llmllumrriirig Pumilr. It is the hope of the class of 1954 that our first h ' Homecoming will have been the tiny spark that ignites ' ' ' 21 tradition which will Continue to grow with increasing interest for both communty and school. WH' rulrflmluil our fin! I'1lHl1t'kUUll7IX uitfl u nf1UlY1l'- ruining Dum'v ill thi' Yrmllv Cunfrr aflur our fooflmll ,HLIHHH This page is sponsored by POWELL PHOTOGRAPHER Burburu Kolfrrork, junior mrzifiiluln' for Holm'- voniiug QHLTII, riilvx in om' of flu' rvrlrvrlilvlrx pro- Lots of talent, hard work, and enthusiasm were combined to produce one of the best junior Talent Shows ever presented in our auditorium-so the juniors declare. Those who attended will remember with pleasure the Charleston number, the Quiz Kids, the Mary Martin and Ethel Mermpm impersonations, and the Service Men's Quartet. unior work, and workers . .... . The junior class oflicers and sponsors were named early in the year to give plenty of time for the many projects and activities that this active group must carry out. Mr. Hague and Miss Brooks have been sponsors for the class which was headed by joe Mason, presidentg Pat liitzgibbon, vice- presidentg Kay Mayo, seeretaryg and .Iacqueline Rowe, treasurer. Vit, lgilwltlnu, wlmul lmuril nzruzber, ant! CQi'rn'yi' Iii-it-ri izfvjirrl ffm' urn millzug ir1in'fi1ui'. ll.ower tiigl llfpper leftl Mr. C.'nfn'u wxjwliiim tx rm'i'fmr1li.1l fiilflm' lu Wiillrr' Smiffv. 1L'pper rightl .Hin Html: mf Hri. .llmzrr irrzi' riifwr tlllrl ifullgfvrllili fu liilflllg fmlrmli, MV. Llnjif ilflil l'..f Snfw. 1l,ower lefty itJ .lliii Cfulsi' ilifulfwi flii' zinrfc uf uulllfilfll Cfnrxil, ynuini' firgfi xfllilhllf. ur neweft ada'z'tz'011 . .... . One of the nicest things that has happened to Bedford High recently is the .tddition of the new shop building. X'v'ith the many wonderful gifts that have been given by the many educational minded companies .ind individuals, our shop should prove to be one of the finest and most modern in Southern lndi.1n.1 when fullv equipped. Because of this new addition .ind the .idded facilities, our students should be .lble to enter the industrial world with .1 better background. The community w.is invited to inspect the newest sight when Open House was held .is .1 highlight of National Education XVeek. The above shots picture some of the guests and equipment of the building. This page is sponsored by TINY TOTS TOGS , Qxn ,v- ' J ., av -IE. 1, 3-5 Sf -2' Q1- -lliznnnrnll 1- -1 'E In Ax --4 'uf 4 :rf-9 .11 ' Zi' Sql I? l I -1 Q35- - ...1ia11.-..--- -if'f1T:'f:'1F??53 1 N957-E, fl - -. -- . ,. . -'TEL-1-E11 I Uses'-w 1--.fi.AEi'13' A A 'ii Wifi - A 153.33 I-lgffxffsfgqzi f. , 55' f.----QQ 41 iff. . ' 1: ,Q fff f : :- 3: A.-.:.-.QE i,,,:f 5:11 - 111122 le - TZ? -. . ..-.--ii-- - ' 'H ' 'flhlllltkxll JIHIIIIIIAQ ffmzrwfx fwfr: ln.f1.1ml l.1rl1ulum' mmf liulfrlnl f'mm' .NIJ Inu! Bllll' Prml .Wm fum' jrfwz Ifn linlfunl luumlry. Remember . 3. A rouzplvlz' Foundry from Fabriraxl. 4. Gage Blovks from u former sluifenf, Mr. Exam. 5. Canter! Curtain from Tri Kappa Sororily. APPRECIA TION should be our watch word for 1953 and 1954, because we have received so much. From him who has greatly received, much is expected-and surely our community has a right to expect great things from Bedford High School in appreciation for what it has given us. The thin .r you We had Iaere H. H. Mourer, superintendent of schools, probably has much on his mind also as he readies himself for one more ac- tive school day. His job is one that carries much responsibility and he undoubtedly appreciates all the cooperation and help given him by students, faculty and com- munity. H. A. Lloyd, high school principal, smiles faintly as he prepares to enter B. H. E. for another busy day. When he gets into the building, Mr. Lloyd will probably have to confront numerous complaints, problems, and ideas all in the day's work. XVe should appreciate and re- spect the consolation and advice given by our patient principal. And so another day Dr. Roland Wfynne, consulting school physician, checks the hearts of the girls in the gym classes. As school doctor, Dr. W'ynne checks hearts, puts on and checks TB patches, checks teeth, and is responsible for reports of school acci- dents and health problems. of Work and Worvy The secretaries and treasurers have more than just a few problems accompanying their work. llrx. Mildred Corju. infwrirzlmilwzik xfrri' A. W. Miller, attendance supervisor, is a handy man for school officials to have around when spring arrives. He's a handy man to have around, period, for he not only checks on delinquents but reports needy cases to the proper olhcials and many adults as well as students have profited by his kindly care. School nurse, Joyce Mcpike, examines sister Maryann's throat to see if all is well. Miss McPike helps Dr. Wynne with his checkings, examines the eyes and ears of all grade children, and helps plan the spring roundup. The school board must function with great care since their actions affect everyone in the community. They pass on and make plans for projects each school year, and are responsible for all material and building additions to the schools. furry: Mrs. Maxim'W'uI1i,frvu.x14ri-rg Mrs, Rm- Seated: Mr. Kurzriulfi Pl1mznn'r, Mrs. Durnlliy Ifillriisfmz, Mr. H. II. Xlrmrur In Flynn, lugb irlmul ujfirw. Standing: Mr. Rurl Sfn'lr', Mr. Ruxwl Grows, Mr. Rupmnuif Smzpp. W . fn. 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Izmir! liiulw will .Hifi Murjrwii' Cfnx 1i'i'ri' vnrfr i'jf1i'ii'11l Iuuur ipumurw ffm! lfu' firm of '54 uilx lmlllij' I0 relmmi' fllflll ix r ir Mum fm O1 flm uffliili Xlurlin fuwilu 1111 uri: i ,J ,, ' x 1lmr'.w. ir '11 mi' T. , ii Z lhmlil Tfnunmi. Ni'i'Y'ifill'Ylf Infru liullmli, tiff-I'V'r'KI111'lIfJ lflllfl H0111- i , i li 11, jmwlil ui fini umkril li'Vj fmrd fu flrlji our rliln ,qu jmiiillul, SENIOR 3' STUFF O1n'Svfwnl Malin-Yineit qui se vineit. Om' Cflaxs Malin-Give to the world the best and the best will come back to you. Om' Cfolnrw-XY'ine and lvory Om' l ln1i'i'r'-NX'l1ite Rose DEAR OLD BEDFORD HIGH Tune-Heart of My Heart Dear old Bedford High- XY'e love those dear old halls, Heart of our heart recalls a memory. XY'e said that We were really glad to go, XY'e were rough and ready guys, but now we it isn't so. Heart of our hearts- Mexnt friends were dearer then, Too bad we have to part. XVe know a tear would glisten If once more we could listen, To that gang that sang heart of our hearts. know IfAREXY'El.L SONG You hlwc Tune-Thanks For The Memory Thanks for the memory of dear old Bedford High, How we used to try-nr basketball, and sports, and essays, and reports, How lovely it was. Thanks for the memory of dear old Bedford High, How we used to sigh at parties and at dances, at picnics, and romances. How lovely it was. Many's the time that we feasted And many's the time that we fasted Oh well, it was swell while it lasted, We did have fun, and no harm done. And thanks for the memory of dear old Bedford High And all the days gone by, They may have been exhausting but they never have been dry. So thank you, so much. Tfn lzwulillli' cfllfflllllfffl' LX wuifc' up uf ull lfn' nwzrzzlllui' fmulv: Grmlun Iimwry, Clint Davy Com- Hzillrvq Ilnfl flilirl, lllllldflllll cjlllllllllf-'i'L'I Rrillwlu Nlrfflilflilflilll, .Xlullu f,nmu1lll'i'i': Buffy 'l'urmr'. 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This page is sponsored by POWELL PHOTOGRAPHER ROW I ALLFN AIFRRY Skeets wants to marry 1 million dollars H1s favorite hobby IS Marilyn Monroe and pct pecvc IS home room teachers To B Alone IS h1s favorite song and he really goes for chocolate ple Get off 1 his favorlte expression Football I lun or Ring Committee 3 Socitl Commit tee 4 Class Day Committee 4 Key Club 4 ALLEN RAYMOND LIF He loves hunting and wants to become a miIl1on111c Fatmg ro1st beef and listening to Anyt1me Wlll make Smokey happy forever H1 Y l 2 Decorating CCDHITUIIICC 3 Ways and Means Comm ttee 4 Class Dly COUIHTICILL 4 ARMSTRONG KEITH Wa1t111g on girls 1s Keith s pct peeve but his hobby happens to be Babes To be a successful engineer IS his ambition and he loves to eat steak and french fries vsh1Ie listening to Crying in the Chapel Freshman Football l Varsity Football 2 3 un1ro Ring Comnuttee 3 SCICHCC Club 2 3 Ways and 'Vleans Committee 4 Pioneer 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 ASBELI. JUDITH ANIN Judi likes just about eserythmg but her mun Iike 1s music Heayens she dislikes unfriendly people To graduate from college and become an orgamst o te1cher IS her only ambition and Tendcrly 15 her song She will be sausfied eating, beef steak or shrimp Latm Club B nd I 3 Vlayorette l 2 3 Band Committee 3 IIIYICRIIOH Committee cha1rman 4 Class Day Committee 4 Social Studies Club 4 Pioneer Staff 4 BAILEY PATRICIA jl-AIN Not graduatmg ROW 2 BAILEY VIVIANI AINN To graduate is her ambition and she hates to gne oral reports She likes to listen to Ibb Tide and eat hamburgers and malts 'Vlotto Committee 4 ROW 2 BARLOWI PHII IP Il11l likes dancing and wants to be successful P ople with no sense of humor annoy him and you ea11 he1r him saying Some body Goofed Roast beef and mashed potatoes are I5 favorite food and h enjoys listening to With These Hinds B nd l 3 4 H Y Ge otball 1 2 Yarsity 3 ntimus l 4 'lac Shoes Committee 3 Nlinstrel Show 3 Nladrlgal Singers 3 Soeial Committee 4 Class Day Committe 4 Science CIub3 Boys Inscmble3 4 Nlusie Festnal 2 3 4 BARTLFTT DAVID To inherit .1 couple of FIIIIIIOFI dollars IS Peepsies ambition and his hobby IS gi ls Stuck up girls are his pet peese and you e n hear h1m saying V ho me7 He vull be contented eating steak and french tries and listening to I Ioye Paris C ntamus I 3 B b ll 3 K Club 3 4 H1 Y 3 Pep Club 4 Ways and Nleans Committee 4 s hobby IS girls H15 pet peexe IS teachers and he IS contented eating ch1ckcnbalI 3 4 un1or Class President 3 BEINHAM E'VIILY JOAN Talking IS loans hobby and she detests wa1 1ng on someone She likes to listen to Tenderlv and eat Italian spaghetti Y Teen 1 2 3 4 G A A l Bowling, Team 2 3 Student Council l 2 Secretary 3 Ways and 'vleans Committee Chairman 4 Class Das Committee 4 So1aIComm1ttee 4 Flower and Color Committee 4 Literary Club Rice President 4 Science Club 4 Social Studies Club 4 Booster Club 4 Student Staif 3 ROW 3 BEYFRS JACQUELINI DFANE Drning, is jacques hobby and two faced people are her pet peeve Her only ambition is to alysays be happy and she goes for the song IBel1exe Oh my eow she likes chxcken of any kind Y Teens I 7 Cantamus l 2 3 Fnsemble l 7 Directory Committee 3 Motto Committee 4 BRADFORD PATRICIA ANN Patty wants to become a secretary and her fasorite hobby is uimming Stuck up people dont ippeal to her but she really goes for fried chicken and the song Ricochet ess Bess 1 er ayorite s any, expresson otto Committee 4 udent Stat? Fnsemble l 2 C1 A A l Directory COHIHTICCLC3 BRANSOV RICHARD Celtine, up at oe oe Die s pe peevc an a y his fayorite saying e goes or t e sony, b lx an eating steak and frcneh fries Blnd I 2 3 4 Ways and Nleans Committee 4 Soeml Committee 4 BREWER IXILYN Bl TH Fxeleena enyoys redzung and her pet p exe I5 studying Her only lflllbllllill is to graduate and she really goes lor the song Rags To Riches You oughta knovs e oyes french fnes G A A Coe ld Y eens 7 NIottoCumn1 ee 4 Cantam s 7 1 rectory Committee 3 BRIINFR BI'ACA'NI Coneeitcd people do not appeal to Bea but fried chicken certainly does To make Daud a good uile IS her only ambition an Oh Shoot she likes to listen to With These Hands C ntamus Club l 2 Y Teens I 7 S1 ual Studies 3 4 Pep Club 4 Ring Commlttee 3 Directory Comm 3 CJ A A l Song Committee 4 Class Dav Committee 4 Glmmn back through our last four years we 1 617l61flZb81 V l 'Q 1 ,I I C - A x - C 1 mx 1 ' 1 1 1 'I ix , , . - . . . . . . e 5 ' ' : ' ' - . . 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BROXYN, IQLVIS j.- You, You, You is junior's', favorite song. He desires to become a millionaire and his hobby is coin collecting. He loves corn and chicken and his favorite saying is You don't know, do you. He dijikcg women who smoke. Wrestling. BROXVN, NANCY jANlf- Oss plans to be a private secretary, but her hobby is dancing. Her per peeve is sarcastic people and her favorite saying is Oh! Fiddle. Oss's favorite song is Blue Moon and her favorite food ig gfedko Y-Teen I, 23 Literary l, 23 Yell Leader 3, 4: Cv. A. A. I3 Directory Committee 33 XY'ays and Means 43 Social Committees 4. BUNDY- ROY- HC Wl10 'WVU' tries. HCVCF SUCCCCJSH is Slim'S f-1V0fite saying. He likes steak and his favorite song is Dragnet. He would like to graduate from high school, and his hobby is matchcover collecting. Key Club 1, 2, 33 Social Studies I, Z3 Science Club 1, 23 Student Council l, 23 Pep Club 1. BURTON, jl-QRRY REX- A inobster King Rex has a hobby of women not girls, CW'hy be infantile?l Also mineralogy, bowling, speleology, ge0l0gY. stamps, and matchfolders. His pet peeve is the 8:20 tardy bell and he has an ambition of being a retired millionaire at an early age. His favorite songs are She Vfears Red Feathers or Salomee . Rex's favorite foods are chicken, angel food cake. and strawberries. He says Better late than never. Scarlet and Purple 2, 3, 43 Social Studies Club 3. 43 Science Club l, 2, 3, 43 Projeczionist Z, 33 Senior Wltys and Means Committee: junior Directory Commit- tee3 Senior Motto Committee3 Student Council 33 Cheerleader Committee 33 and junior Talent Show. ROW2- CANADA, RALPH C.-Shooting snooker is Chet's hobby and his pet peeve is teachers who flunk him. He would like to graduate in four years. He eats chicken while listening to Pretend. His favorite saying is, ls that right? Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. CARTER, FRANKwGirls are his main hobby, but spoiled girls and bleached blondes are his pet peeve. Slick likes T-bone steaks and french fries and saying Yea, Man. His ambition is to be a Business Manager and listen to his favorite song To Be Alone. Decorating Committee 3. CASADA, CFCI-QLIA MARLFNF-Playing the piano is her hobby but she also likes to listen to September Song. She wants to be an elementary school teacher, and she dislikes unmannerly people. Her favorite food is T-bone steak or orange juice. Y-Teen 1, 2, 33 G. A. A. l, 23 Pioneer Staff 43 Scarlet and Purple 3, 43 Science Club 33 Student Council 43 junior and Senior Class Treasurer: Social Studies Club 3, 43 Vice-President 43 Secretary-Treas- urer of the Indiana junior Historical Society3 junior Variety Show 3. CHAMBERS, MARILYN- No Other Love is Blondie's favorite song3 you can hear her saying Gee, whiz. She likes steak. Her hobby is reading and she would like to go to I. U. Flirtatious girls are her pet peeve. CHAMBERS, SANDRA SUIC- Sonic doesn'r like conceited people and she wants to make Bill a good wife. W'ith These Hands is her favorite song and her favorite saying is I'll never tell. She likes to eat fried chicke-i. Cantamus Club I, 2, 33 District Music Contest 2, 33 State Music Contest Z3 Y-Teens l, 23 junior Directory Committee 33 junior Talent Show Committee 33 Pep Club 43 Student Council 1. ROW 3 - CHASTAlN, DONNA RUTH-Whiting on someone is Donna's pet peeve. She plans to be a nurse and marry a rich doctor. She likes shrimp and you can hear her say Oh! Heaven. Tenderly and Ebb Tide are her favorite songs by Frankie Lane. Science Club 43 Decoration Committee 33 Y-Teen l, 2. 33 Y'Teen Cabinet 2, 33 Social Studies 43 G. A. A. I3 Bowling Team l, 23 Literary Club 2, 33 Booster Club 43 Directory Committee 3: USl1Cl' 33 junior Talent Show 33 W'ays and Means 43 Social Committee 4. CHESTNUT, MARY ANN- Annie has a hobby of talking and listening to music, especially Rags to Riches. She says Drop Dead and likes to eat steak and french fries. Her pct peeve is slow drivers. G. A. A. l, 23 Coel Guild 13 Y-Teens l, 23 Cantanius 23 Food Committee 33 and Directory Com- mittee 3: Motto Committee 4. CONNIQR, DARRELL GLFN- You, You, You is Clyde's favorite song. He likes to roller and ice skate and loves chili. He says Man Alive. Football 23 Basketball I3 Basketball Mgr. 23 Track lg Baseball Mgr. 13 Ways and Means 2. CONOLTY. CARMINA SUE-Conceitcd boys are Susie's pet peeve. To have fun is her hobby and she likes to hear Rags to Riches. Her ambition is to be successful and her favorite saying is Good grief. She likes to eat frifd Cl1iClWn- .lUni0l' DUCCYUVY Cvmmittff 3' COX. NANCY jO- jo's hobby is to talk and her pet peeve is waiting on people. She wants to be a nurse. You can hear her saying Oh, really! and her favorite song is September Song. She loves steak and french fries. B'nd l: Calitaiiius ls Latin 31 YATCCHS l- 2- 3. 41 G. A- A- l. 2. 3 TFCSS-1 l5UWlil15I, TCM11 33 Sportshvad 31 SCWIICC Club 41 Pioneer Staff 3, 43 Social S'udies Club 43 junior Directory Committee 33 junior Fxecutive Committee 33 Senior Wbiys and Means 43 Senior Social Committee 43 Literary 3, 4. 2' Puffin note! in Jeyyiom. .. the excitement of tournemzent time ROW I - CRANE, SUE- Susie wants to become a business teacher and enjoys writing letters to johnny. People who are hypocrites do not appeal to her but the song Blue Moon and the food fried chicken certainly does. Stop it is her favorite saying. Band l, 23 G. A. A., l, Z3 Y-Teens l, 23 Scarlet and Purple 2. 3, 43 Thespian 3, 43 Spring Play Cast 23 junior Directory Committee 33 junior Prom Planning Committee 33 Food Committee 33 Pep Club 43 Invitation Committee 43 Class Day Committee 4. CUNNINGHAM. ROBERT PAUL-People not dimming their car lights are Big Bob's pet peeve and his hobby is guns. His ambition is to become a civil engineer and he goes for the song I Believe. His saying is You jes'er and he really likes beef steak. Prom Planning Committee 33 Science Club 43 Pep Club 43 Block B 43 Nllfays and Means Committee 43 Class Day Committee 4. DE FORD, LYNDEI. SUE-Taking pictures is her favorite hobby and har ambition is to become a secretary. She likes the song Crying in the Chapel and also the food steak and french fries. Y-Teens I3 W'ays and Means Committee 33 Invitation Committee 4. DISHMAN, PAUL DAVID-To be an engineer is Duke's,' ambition and hunting is his favorite hobby. Pumpkin pie really satisfies his hunger. Art Club 3, 4: Scarlet 84 Purple 3, 4. DUNCAN, FRANCES FAYE- Tiny collects miniature cats and her pet peeve is conceited people. Her ambition is to become a nurse and she likes the song Many Times. My cow, she likes anything to do with chocolate. Co-ed Guild I, 2, 33 Directory Committee 33 Invitation Committee 4. ROW2- EMERY, GORDON-Girls are his hobby and his pet peeve is stupid basketball fans, Gord wants to become a rich slob. He goes for the song Sep- tember Song and also likes steak. Pour it on is his usual saying. Varsity Football 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 2. 3,43 Freshman Football I3 Reserve Basketball I3 Scarlet SL Purple 2, 33 Vice President 43 Thespians Z, 3, 43 Cantamus Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 33 Talent Show Committee, co-chairman 33 Class Day Committee 43 Projectionist 2, 3, 4. ENDRIS, jIM-Girls are his hobby and snobbish girls are his pet peeve. To be an electrical engineer is his ambition and he likes the song Ebb Tide and also chicken and steaks. Baseball. FENDER, THOMAS LEONARD- Tommy likes to go cave crawling a-id his ambition is to teach music education. He likes the song Blue Tango and the food fried chicken. Band l, Z, 3, 43 Cantamus Club 3, 43 Social Studies Club 43 Science Club 3, 4: Scarlet 81 Purple 4: Projectionist l, 2. 3, 43 Trial by jury 33 Class Day 43 Motto Committee 4. FULTS. CAROLYN ELAINE-Reading is her hobby and her pet peeve is levis that look like they are about to fall off. Her ambition is to run a home for old maids and she likes the song Tenderly. Heavens to Betsy is her favorite saying and she goes for spice cake. No activities. GABBERT, VUILLIAM E.- Bill wants to become an electrical engineer and his hobby is sleeping. His pct peeve are women drivers. Hot Toddy is his favorite song and he likes T-bone steak. Football l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track I, 23 Student Council l, 23 Science Club 2, 3, pres. 43 W'ays and Means Committee 33 Ballgame Committee 33 Class Day Committee 4. ROW 3 - GEORGE, ROBERT-Combing his hair is Good Looking's favorite pastime. To be a movie actor is his ambition and he doesn't care for conceited people. Oh, My Papa is his favorite song and he likes chicken. Class Day Committee 4. GEORGE, ROWENA GAIL- Georgie wants to become a nurse and her hobby is swimming. Her pet peeve is having to get up in the morning and her favorite song is September Song. Oh, heaven above, she likes pizza aHCl PCCHY1 Pie- Student Council lv 2. 42 Scarlet 55 Purple 2. 3. 45 Treasurer 43 Thespians 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Social Studies Club 3, 43 Secretary 43 Science Club 33 Literary Club 23 Latin Club l, 23 G. A. A. l, 23 Bowling Team l, 23 Directory Committee 33 Ring Committee, Chairman 31 Tflleflf Show Cflmmiffef 33 IUni0l' EXCCUUVU C01'l'lmiffC9 39 Cl2lSS Day C0111- mittee 43 Social Committee 4g Honor Society 4. GLOVER, EDDIE LEE-Pegged pants are Corky's pet peeve and his hobby is pictures of cars. His only ambition is to be a mechanical engineer and he likes the song April in Portugal. Hot Dawg is his favorite saying and he really goes for apple pie. No activities. GOODIN, RICHARD DEAN- Dick likes racing, hunting and fishing. His pet peeve is late working hours. He would like to be a race driver and he really goes for the song Rags to Riches. That'll get it is his favorite saying and fried potatoes with onions and fried chicken are his favorite food. No activities. GOSSMAN, SHIRLEY ANN-Driving is her favorite hobby and people who are two-faced do not appeal to Shirley. Her ambition is to become an accountant and she really goes for the song Tenderly and the food swiss stc1k. IS that SO is IWCF favorite Saying. Y-TOMS I. 2. 3. 42 G. A. A- l. 2. 5: Literary Club l, 2, 4, President 43 Social Studies Club 43 Directory Committee 3: Decoration Committee 33 Class Day Committee 43 National Honor So- ciety 3, 43 Pioneer Staff 4. ROW I GRICVORY MARY SUF Gregs only ambition 15 to be a good housewife to Ronnie Conceited and stuekup people dont rate with th1s girl but You Alone dancing and fried ehxeken do Cold C1u1ld 3 Soeial Committee 4 GROXIS ALICF RUTH Fried chicken and lemon pie are tops with Alice Babe Her spare time IS spent skatmg listening to Loye Walked In and Rags to Riehes and dreaming of the diy shell marry T C Conceited boys are her pet pecye and Youd better believe 1t her saying Dec orating Committee 3 Imitation Committee 4 HALI'Y PATRICIA ANN Pat likes eolleetmg miniature eups eating T bone steak and shrimp and listening to I'bb Tide When asked if she detests boys who are shoys oils shell probably ansvier You re not kidding Pats goal in life is to be a seerteary for Eastern AIYIIHCS G A A l C nt1mus l 3 Tria by ury 7 Prom Food Committee Fnsemble eontest I 2 junior Talent Shovx HARDXIAN IUDITH Iudy s pet peeye is boys who squeal their tures Th1s girl needs no urging to eat ste1k freneh fries or ehoeolate pie Dave and dl'lXII11., zre her hobbies ind to make Daye happy her ambition latin Contest l Chorus l CM1tehell Illdllhlj Cantamus Club 2 3 D1str1et NIUSIL Contest 7 SLIIIOI' Class Diy Committee HARRIS SAINDRA ls Well for neyer more is Sandy s pet saying She hires reekless druers bu lose to eat freneh fried shrimp and isten t moke C ets n Your Iyes an y s am ICIDII IS to eeome a nurse and her hobby 1 loafing OJ Y Teens I C A l C Se enee Club 4 Sitiil Studie Club 'H 4 lumor Bind Committee ROW 2 HAXN RIXS NIARY IOUISI S dies luorite song IS Till vie tvyo are o Coneeited people had better stly out of Sadie s may beeause her hobby is d 111111, Among her many lakes are syyiss steik ind the expression You better believe it C A A l Y Teens I Latin Club 2 Direetory Commit tee 3 Deeo llllll, Committee 3 Soenl Committee 4 Pioneer Staff 4 HIDRICR ROBl'RT OTHO B b likes to l1sten tm You You YOu while eating steak and freneh fries Fishing, and hunting are this boys HODCIS DANA IOUISI' Anytime you hear Oh shoot' its probably Dana Although shes another dlsliker of stuek up people fried ehieken and Beeiuse You re 'ylinc appeal to her Danas ambition IS to beeome a housewife Cantamus Club l 7 4 Cafeteria l She yylll be graduated from V9 llllams H eh Sehool HOOII NIORRIS Chinte says h1s hobby is taming Wilma' 'Nosey people lll'll2l!C him and his tune s To Be Alone He likes lamburger and the expression XVhats the fe ture in t7 Morris wants only to get ahead Pep Club 4 Basketball usher 2 3 HUBBARD BI TTY ll WILL Bets 1s mother of our future seertaries People that pop their gum had better not do it around th1s girl Shell swim eat baked ham with pineapple and listen t Im Walking Behind Yol just anyt1me Stone City Student Staff 3 ROW 3 HUBBARD PATJII Il AX Pee Vee likes to eat svyiss steak and listen to I Loye Paris She vxants somebody to obtain an interesting and well paying, lob Y Teens 1 S udent Council 5 Pioneer 3 C1 A A 7 Iunior Dlrectory Committee Prom Deco ating Committee Senior 'ylotto Committee HUC HIS KOI RT W Ya Nlan Ya' is Skirts familiar expression Baseball and Llfli who arent stuek up are his hobbies Skirts thrlyes on chef salid nd steak and likes listening to Stardust If he becomes a successful businessman his ambition will be fulfilled Baseball 2 3 4 Foot ball 4 Key Club 4 Se1enee Club 3 4 Scarlet and Purple 4 Student Council 3 junior Talent Shovs Ways and Means Committee INCJII CAROL PLAINI' Lame goes for pecan pie and baked ch1cken and dressing., Conceited people are her pet peeve but sports and Star dust ire tops Lanies byviord IS my covi She wants to be a secretary and shell make a good one Tri H1 Y 1 2 Sec 5 President 4 Scarlet and Pur pl 3 4 Trial By ury 2 Solo and Iznsemble Contestl 2 Cantamusl 2 4 G A A l 7 Student Cou 1l S bstitute 1 2 3 unior Dlrectory Committee Rmg Committee 3 Class Day Committee 4 Iumor Talent Show IRA HAROLD Hot Rod has an interesting hobby girls and especially if they re from Nlitchell D nt ss ry about it Im not IS h1s x pression He ll eat anything that s eatable and listen to I Forgot Nlore H wants to retire with million dollars but he doesnt like sehool Library I U S XC KSON LNILRY DI -XX Shottie vtants to be .1 groeery store m nager Hes always telling someone to get busy and bake him an apple pie Always IS his fasorite song and Ollie Brovin his hobby Beware smart aleeks you re this boy s pet p eye No act1y1t1es We remember our .spomorf ...... 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olmre p1e yyl11le llstemng to er fayorlte son Xayx Con Dms You ean hear her saylny., Oh vyell G A A 3 IPIFLLU y LOTIUTIIICL ROW 2 KLATTP CIRALD R lxl1ppy l1lses to shoot snooker as a hobby and as an an 1l'l1lDlllUl1 he yymts to be a I11llll0l'lClIl'L H1s pet peeye IS eat men and h1s fayonte song., I9 Hold me Thr1ll me lxnss me You can hear h1m saymg Yes Sxr or hnd l'llf11 eatmg meat loaf and spaghettl KRI-SS IANIIS Ima has a hobby of f1sh1ng and a pet peeye of young g1rls vyho moke H1 mam amb1t1on us to get out of sehool and you ean hear h1m say What fu 3 Cat fur to make k1tten bntches want a pa1r3 Hts fayorute song IS You You You and h1s fayo 1te food 1s fr1ed eh1eken w1th tr1mm1ngs xlISCCllll'lf0LlS Comm1ttee 3 un1or Talent Show 3 Class Day Commute 4 Ways and Nleans Commnttee 4 Block B 4 LPF VARILYN IANI-TTI' Talkmg I5 Nlanlyns hobby and her fayonte saymg s Really She l1kes to hear Naya Con D1os b les Paul .1 d Xlary Ford or eat lemon pue She plans to be an elementary teacher but her pet peeye IS gum poppers espec1ally g.,1rls Y Teens 3 4 DIYC tory Comm1tte 3 So 1al Commnttce 4 Rnng Comm1ttee 3 LINY lS ROGI R Skatmg 1s Rogers fayonte hobby and he has a pet p eye ot peoole yyho dont d m thur l1g.,hts He luke to l1 ten to R1eoehet e t svy1ss steak nd freneh fr1es Get off my back IS h1s fayonte saymg anl h1s mb1t1on IS to ,get r1eh qu1ek and ret1re IIVA HOV ARD Hoyyard would loye to be a trumpet player and h1 hobby 1 1 dm e band He dlslnkes p egu 1ee people but loyes hot home 1 e rolls Hxs llX0 1te som., ns A Strmy, 1 ear s and h1s fayonte saylng 1s lt s mus1e to me ass D-1y P oeram umor T1lent Shoyy 3 Danes. yn 3 3 4 Student taff 4 Xllsle Feytna 3 3 4 Track 2 Chorus 4 State Soloandlnsembleit estl 4 lrresl l 3 Xars1ty e 3 3 4 Searlet and Purple 4 Class Som, Comnuttee 4 ROW 3 IONP SHIRIIH ANN Bllllldle likes to dance but her amb1t1on 1s to b a seereeary Her 2110 1te some IS To Be Alone by the H1lltoppers an her fayor1te say1n1, IS C eese She l1kes to C21 tuna flsh Her pet peeye IS short boys T Yeens l 3 C1 A A l lJll'Lef0I'X Comm ttee 3 Student Staff 3 4 So 1al Comm1ttee 4 NIATHI-VS DAXID To be a bum IS the amb1t1on ot Bxrd and he d1l1kes loafing H15 pet peeye IS g1rls He loyes fried eh eken and you can ear h1m say Thats Rare H15 tayor1te sony, Pl1nk Plank Plunk Basketball 1 Golf Z 3 Baseball 4 Art Club 3 Selenee Club 3 3 Soeml Stud1es Club 4 Pep Club 4 lumor De oratme Con1m1ttee Sen1o Nlotto Comm1ttee 4 'NRCLANAHAN ROBERT-X Bemg rushed IS Bobbxe Anns pet peeye but she l1kes to pester and read To be an elementary te ther IS her amb1t1on h fayornte song, ls You ll Neyer Valk Alone Her fayornte food IS stravybe ry Shortcake and you can hear her say Oh realy noyy' Searlet an rple3 4 Thesp1ans3 4 Soen Stud1es Club3 4 Y Teen l G A A l Chzurman of Prom Planmm., 3 Dnreetory Qomnuttee 3 Chalrman f yttn Con m1trce 4 tl sy Day cl1l'l1I l1l tee 4 Student Coune1l 3 4 Sprmg P ay C st 3 Natonal Honor Soe1ety 3 eflflllybf H IOHN N11e a hxbby of hshmy., hn pet eeye 1 e1ehers Hs mb11on IS to d le es .1 nee LFCIII H1s fayor s lm, IS Uh' o 1 4 s n e B e e NIC HT lAClx loth Xuyxsksky s o y o Il n rse 1 r 1n s et eeye 1 show- 1 l1s IH 1111b1t1o11 to sm U1 be well knoyyn 111 ooera H 1 o 1te to e e le en vy I6 e 1s ens to a,1ee H1s ayor1te say1n 15 T e est 3 lf team 1nf1n11s lu v 3 4 l1oneer Staff 4 latxn Cub 3 Studen Coune1 1 Se1e11ee Club 4 Semor Ways and Nleans Comnnttec tr' r one on mlttee 4 T1 by ury ' State Soo and l'nsen1ble 3 4 u110 XX 135 and Nleyns Commlttee 3 Unllll' 17LLUl'lflUI1 CUIUITTI ee 3 Sen nor Class Day Comm e he excitement of electm our clan offzcerf j , - . 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O l O l I O O U ur ver int Hofzzeconzin and Pqb Club with the Block B MCKNIGHT-PHYLLIS-- Phyil wants to do her best in whatever she tries to do. She loves music, especially Deep Purple, but says her pet peeve is her twin brother. Vfhenever you hear anyone saving gad 7ooks or see them eating chop suey, you can be sure it's Phyll. Cantamus 1, 2, 3, 43 Scarlet and Purple Z, 3, 43 Thespian 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens l, 2, 33 District Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 43 State Music Contest l, 2, 33 District Choral Festival 1, 2. 3, 43 State Choral Festival 1. 43 Spring Play 23 Latin Club l3 Social Studies Club 2, 33 Student Council 33 W'ays and Means Committee 33 Talent Show Committee 33 Class Day Committee 43 Song Committee 43 Pep Club 4. MCMILLEN, AIOIIN D.-- Fingers favorite food is Chesty Potato Chips QFD His dance band claims his time when he's not preparing to become a mechanical engineer. He likes the song Dixie and the saying heavens, but disinterested students don't rate with this boy. Band 1, 2, 33 Science Club 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Vice-President 43 Pep Club 43 Senior Class President, MCPIKE. DONALDmMOdClil1H Mid 5XiHS U5 C-IFS iS uMOI'lli'S fJV0l'i!e pastime. Niaybc this will help him become a good engineer. Conceited people bore him, but give him rabbit and gravy and he'll be happy. uwlllkill and V'histlin Blues is his tune and G.1d! his saying. Art Club 33 Science Club 43 Social Studies Club 43 Motto Committee 4. McPIKE, MARYANN- Annie aspires to marry a millionaire. Quite an ambition! You wouldn't kid me, would you? is her pet expression and singing her hobby. Annie would be content just to eat hamburgers and french fries and listen to September Song. Gum poppers and people who won't speak when spoken to don't appeal to this girl. Latin Club I3 Treasurer Z3 G.A.A. 1, 23 Y-Teens l3 President 2, Cabinet 3, 43 Cantamus 1, 2, 3, 43 Madri- gal 1, 23 Solo and Ensemble Contest l, 2, 3, 43 Scarlet and Purple 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 43 Christmas and Spring Play property chairman 3, 43 Thes- pians 3, 43 Student Council 1, 23 Honor Society 3, 4: Social Studies Club 3: President 43 Pioneer Staff 3, Editor 43 junior Talent Show Chairman3 Class Day Committee 45 Science Club 33 Math Club 2: Trial By jury 23 Directory Committee 33 Girls State 33 Ind. jr. Historical State Director 43 Gift Commit- tee 4. MILLER, SANDRA- Speedy dislikes smart-alec boys, She does like driving, the song My Love, My Love and steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, and pumpkin pie. My Gosh is her saying and to be a secretary her ambit'on. Cantamus Club l, 2, 33 G.A.A. 13 Entertainment Committee 3. ROW2- MOUNT, KIUDITH ANN- ,ludhead loves to eat steak and cherry pie and listen to Rhapsody in Blue. She wants to become an executive secre- tary and detests conceited people. Her expression is Oh! and swimming and music her hobbies. Band l, 2, 3, 43 Cantamus 2, 43 Social Studies Club 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens I, 2, 33 District Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 43 Choral Festival 2, 33 State Choral Festival 43 Latin Club 13 Pep Club 43 Decorating Committee 33 Song Committee 4. MURRAY, CLINTON C,-Bud's hobby is dames. That is, dames that aren't stuck-up. He dreams of being a millionaire playboy while listening to Blue Moon and eating steak and frech fries. Get off my back would 'je! is his saying. Band 1, 2, 33 Latin Club 33 Science Club 3, 43 Key Club 3, President 43 junior Ring Committee3 Class Day Committee 43 Song Committee Chairman 4. NELSON, .IAMES EDVVARD- Little chint1 wants to be a professional baseball player. Bet he'll make a good one. ,lim wastes no time when there is meat loaf or banana pudding around. He likes to shoot snooker and listen to Why Don't You Believe Me, but boys who think they are cats don tappeal to him. That ain't bad is his expression. Reserve Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 Freshman Football3 Key Club3 junior W'ays and Means Com- YTITIICCQ Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. OWFNS, PAUL ,IACK- Fag detests crybaby girls, but other girls and boats are his hobbies. He enjoys fried chicken, chocolate cake. Dragnet and the saying Dun, l'll never tell. He wants to be a young retired millionaire with ten wives. Think youll ge by with it, jack? Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Track I3 Student Staff 3. PANNELI., ICDVVARD THOMAS-Eddie hopes to be a great musician. Girls are his hobby, but he hates conceited girls and trailer sales propri- etors. He could live on the healthful UQ diet of cream sodas and bologna. Oh Bull is his saying and I Forgot More his song. Band l, 2, 3, 4. ROW3- PAPA, ANGELA-Angi is another of our future secretaries. She likes to skate and listen to I Forgot More, but smart-alee boys don't agree with her. W'hen asked if sht likes spaghetti and meatballs she'll answer, Oh, boy! Coed Guild Z, 33 Cantamus Club 3, 43 Pep Club 43 G.A.A. 33 Directory Com mittee 33 Invitation Committee 4. PERKINS, JIM VV.- Perk likes hamburger steaks with all the trimmings. Freeda and cars his hobbies, but women drivers irritate him. He dreams of becoming a success, and Moonlight Serenade. Freshman and Reserve Basketball. PORTER, JIM- Ghoul wants to be a TV technician. He likes the song Ebb Tide , the expression Drag it, and plenty of spaghetti and meatballs to eat. Ghoul is an admirer of cars, but female psychology is his pet peeve. Pep Club 43 Scarlet and Purple 3, 43 Science Club 3, 4. PORTER. RHETA- Muddy hopes someday to work at Crane. She likes reading, watching TV and listening to Crying in the Chapel and I'm XValking Behind You. She relishes pineapple upside down cake, and her favorite expression is Shoot. No activities. PREVVITT, DXYIGHT- De W'itt has a demanding hobby-going to school. Kats are his pet pccve and That ain't bad' 'his expression. De Witt listens to the tune W'hy Don't You Believe Me and dreams of building a hot rod. Feed this boy steak and potato salad and he'll be happy. Varsity Foot- hall 2, 3, 43 Track 23 Decorating Commitete 3. The excitement of erownin the queen and the elemce letter. . . ROW! I - PUGH. LARRY-ellot rods are Stinkey's hobby but stuck up girls is his pet peeve. llis ambition is to become a race driver and his favorite say- ing is Drop Dead. He likes to eat french fried oysters or hear There Stanls the Glass. Freshman llasketball l. RAINS, KENNETH XYAYNE-To become a millionaire is his ambition and to eat fried chicken is what XY'easel likes to do most. I'Iis pet peeve is conceited girls and his hobby is sports. His favorite song is Stardust or his favorite saying is Great gobs of mud. Ili-Y l. REYNOLDS, MAX EARL- Max likes to skate but hates conceited girls. He plans to become a retired millionaire and listen to his favorite song Crying In The Chapel. His favorite expression is W'hat the heck. RILEY, BEVERLEY- Inky wants to be a good wife to Don or listen to her favorite song Many Times. Meat Loaf is her favorite food and her favorite saying is Nli'hat a character. Her hobby is Vfoody and she dislikes stuck up people. Cantamus Club l. 2. 3. 4: Motto Committee 4. SCHOFFSTALL. NVILMA-Taming Morris is XY'ilmer's hobby and her pct peeve is lazy people. Her ambition is to do something right for a change. To Be Alone is her favorite song and her favorite saying is Oh, shoot. She likes to eat steak. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Pep Club 4: Iiayetteville-Secretary I, 2. 3' Boosters Club 2, 3: Basketball Queen 33 Chorus l. 2. 3. ROW 2 - SEARS. DAVE- Mr. Rhythm wants to be an architect or listen to his favorite song Stardust. His favorite saying is Eh and his hobby is home designing. He likes to eat porterhouse steak and mocha layer cake. His pet pceve is loose levis. Football l, 2 33 Basketball 2: Track l, 2. 3: Key Club 43 XY'ays and Means Committee 3, 43 Song Committee 43 Directory Committ: 33 Pep Club 4. SHARKEY, SHIRLEY-Not graduating. Sl-IOTTS, JANET CAROLE-Collecting odd cups and saucers is Jtny's hobby and her pet peeve is eonceited boys. Her ambition is to make ,lack a good wife and her favorite song is Ebb Tide. Her favorite saying is Nuts.' She likes to eat shrimp. Ensemble Contest 33 Hand I, 23 Pep Club 43 Song Committee 4. SIMMONS, IIACK DEAN--His ambition is to be a lawyer or listen to his favorite song Too Young by Nat King Cole. It's the greatest his favorite saying and he likes to eat chicken. His pet peeve is Bob George but his hobby is girls. His nickname is Searamouch. Basketball I3 Eootball lg Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Oflicerg Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Senior Soag Committee 4. SMITH, DONNABELLE-Talking is Donnabellifs hobby and her pet p'-eve is conceited people. Her ambition is to be a secretary and listen to Rags to Riches. You can hear her say Really or see her eating ehili, hamburgers, and french fries. Y-Teens 3, 43 Social Committee 43 Ushers 3, 45 Ring Committee 3. ROW' 3 - TANKSLEY, PRISCILLA ROSE- Sis likes to skate and collect salt St pepper shakers. Her pet peeve is conceited people and her ambition is to make Don a good wife. You can hear her say Did you ever or listening to Star Dust. She likes to eat fried chicken or steak and french fries. Cantamus Club 2. 33 Coed Guild l, 2, 3, 43 Invitation Committee 33 Directory Committee 33 Ushers 3. TANSLEY, MURIEL CRAIG- Mickey has a hobby of playing the piano and reading books and her pet peeve is conceited people. To be a comp- tometer operator someday is her ambition and her favorite song is TenderIy.,' Her favorite saying is Criminettely and her favorite food is raw dress! ing- Cantamus Club I. 2. 33 Trial by jury 23 Student Council 13 District and State Ensemble Contest 1, 23 Latin Contest 13 Invitation Committee 4. SXVITZER, MARTHA- Marty has a hobby of talking and her pet peeve is bashful boys. To be fl good seeretarv and draw an old age pension some day is her ambition and she likes to hear P. S. T Love Youf, Her favorite saving is Doesn't that thrill you and her favorite food is pineapple FICE and lemon PI9- Cnnwmus Club 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 43 Social Studies Club 43 Directory Committee 33 Social Committee 43 Usher 3, 43 Trial by jury 23 Ensemble Contest 2. 4, STEPP, OLIVER- Ollie likes to sleep as a hobby and his pet peeve is tall girls. Being a player on the fabulous Globetrotters is his ambition and his favorite saying is Ye:h! Man! Yeah! His favorite song is Rags to Riches and his favorite food is meat balls and spaghetti. Football 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4. SMITH, XVALTER--Motorcycles and cars are W'alter's favorite hobby and trafhe cops are his pet peeve. His ambition is to own General Motors or listen to his favorite song September Song. You believe it don't 'chan is what he likes to say and he likes to eat steak and mashed potatoes. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Motto Committee 4. Final! , what we have been workin for ...... Gmduationf ROW!- THOMAS, PAULA-- Smiley says her hobby is keeping busy and sh? dislikes students with no school spirit. You'll Never W'alk Alone is her favorite song and banana cream pie is her favorite food. Oh. dear is her saying. Senior Class Secretary 45 junior Class Vice-President 35 Student Coun- cil l, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurcr5 G. A. A. I, 2, Secretary-treasurer, president 3: Scarlet 85 Purple 2, 3, 4, President5 Thespians 2, 3, President 45 American Legion Oratorical Contest 2, 3, 45 Pioneer 3, 45 Cantamus Club I, 25 Solo tk Ensemble Contests l, 25 Madrigal-Mixed Ensemble I5 Latin Club I. 25 Trial by jury 25 Y-teens I5 Science Club 35 Social Studies Club 3, 4, Treasurer5 Spring Play 35 Chairman of Pep Club Activities, Homecoming Com- mittee 45 Business Manager of Magaline Campaigns 3, 45 State Latin Contest 21 DCls'IL1IiC I0 QIUVUVITUT CFSIIHS YOUII1 CUnfCl'CnCC 33 NGIIUTNI H0n0f S0- ciety 3, 45 D, A. R. Representative 4. TODD, -IOIIN CALVIN-Reading is his hobby and people who slurp soup are C,-lvin's pet peeve. To get a job and make money is his ambition and chili is his favorite food. He likes the song Christmas In Kilarncyf' Science Club 45 Ways Sc Means Committee 45 Library Club l5 Proiectionist Club. TODD, MARILYN SUI:- Susie likes music and dancing but she doesn't like weowle who po chewin fum. Her ambition is to become a teacher I I P S is and her favorite song is September Song. Meat loaf is her favorite food. Y-Teens I, 25 Latin Club 3. Cantamus Club 35 G. A. A. I: Band I, 2. 3, 45 NVays and Means Committee 35 Directory Committee . TOVEY, -IOHN W'.+Girls are his pet peeve and collecting historic books is his favorite hobbv. Governor wants to become a teacher and his favorite song is Crying In The Ch1pel along with his food. T-bone steak with french fries. Gco'ge is his saying. Band I, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 2, f 35 Social Club 45 Pep Club 45 Science Club 2, 45 Freshman I3asketball5 Football 45 Motto Committee 45 Social Committee 45 Ways 8: Means Committee 4, TRUE. DANNY-- You're real gone, crazy, man, era1y is Kalafat's favorite saying. Sports and reading books are his hobbies, and his pet peeve is Moochers . His ambition is to be a millionaire and loaf and his favorite song is Many Times. Potatoes and meat are his favorite food. Basketball I, 2, 35 Baseball I, Z, 35 Cantamus Club 3, 45 W'ays and Means Comm. 45 5Iun'or Ilallgame Committee 35 Talent Show 35 Minstrel Show 3. ROW 2 - TRUEISLOOD, SARAf- Lee only wants to graduate and her hobby Ebb Tide is her favori'e song and chili is her favorite food. I Don't Care is her saying. Cantamus Club I, TURNER, BETTY-W'riting letters to a certain boy at Tri-State is he' hobbv but her pct peeve is short and her favorite song is Vaya Con Dios . Fried chicken really sounds good to her. Pep Club 4: Student Council is trtveling. People who think they are always right do not appeal to her. 2, 35 Motto Committee 4. boys. She wants to become a secretary I, 2, 35 Social Committee, chairman 45 Food and Refreshment Committee, chairman 35 Directory Committee 35 G. A. A. I. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. TURPIN, ROBERT-Dark haired girls are his hobby and his ambition is to become a business l112ll131gC!'. ' cherry pie is his favorite food. Teachers are NIooch's pet peeve. Basketball I, Z. 3, Baseball I, 2. 3, 45 Stude Song Committee 45 Key Club 4. VINCENT, MARY FRANCES-Reading is her hobby and her ambition is to be a nurse. Ihnana pie is 'Wlary the Street of Regret. Y-Teens. WIil3STIiR, ROSI5- Rosa likes to skate but she detests waiting on 'To Be Alone is his favorite song and nt Council 25 Decorating Committee 35 F.'s favorite food and her song is On sonneone late. Her hobby is skating and her ambition is to visit foreign coun- tries. Stardust is her song and cheeseburgers are her food. W'elI, fancy that is her favorite saying. G. A. A. 45 Pep Club 45 Invitation Committee 4. ROIV 3 - XVEIR. AIERRY-To become a geologist and go to South America is peeves. Ebb Tide is his song. and pork chops, french fries, and iced tea 3: Motto Committee 4. NIVILDER, STANLEY- Stan the Man wants to become a sports is his favorite song, and fried chicken and mashed potatoes and gravy are XVILLIAMS, CAROLE RUTH- Kitten says her hobby is Gene. and her favorite song is Blue Moon. Hamburgers and french fries are WILLIAMS, CAROLYN ANNE- Boys are her hobby and her is conceited boys-D. S D. B. I Love Paris is her song and her food is her 2: Majorette I, Z5 Decorating Committee 3: Invitation Committee 45 Ways YVILLIAMS, LEE KIR.- LemichaeI likes music and his ambition is'to and his saying is Get off. will ya? Black Star High School-Iiasketball I, ford-Band5 Directory Committee 35 Ways and Means Committee 45 Song ZINK, GEORGE-To be a good doctor is his ambition and Because his saying. Golf 3, 45 Student Council 45 Pep Club, President -I. hit ambition and his hobby is geology .Hillbilly music an dgirls are his pet are his food. Pep Club 41 Science Club 2, 3. 45 Art Club 45 Student Council I, broad:aster, Sports are his hobby and silly girls are his pet peeve. Because of You his food. Basketball 3, 4: Football I5 Track 1. Catty people are her favorite peeve. Her ambition is to be a happily married wife f-vo itc food. Co-ed Guild lg Invitation Committee 4. ambition is to be a side-kick to a 30 year Army guy. Co-Co says her pet peeve Chili and french fries. Let's whoop it up is her saying. Y-Teens I5 Band I, and Means Committee 45 Song Committee 4. be an advertising agent. His pet peeve is women. Fried chicken is his food 25 Band I, 25 Glee Club I, 25 Baseball I, 25 Beta Club, Vice President 2. Bed- Committee 45 Class Day Committee 45 Pep Club 4. Of You is his song. He really goes for chocolate cake and W'hatta ya say is Making The Mort Of Uurrelzfer BOY jerry Weir Dave Sears David Bartlett jim Endris Jim Endris David Bartlett john Bellush John Bellush John McMillen Jack Simmons Buddy Murray Howard Liva David Dishman Lee Williams jack McKnight Dave Sears Howard Liva Frank Carter Jack Simmons John McMillen Bob Turpin- Orville Jones Ralph Canada Gordon Emery Bob George Bill Gabbert Jerry Allen Roy Bundy Lee Williams George Zink John Bellush George Zink John McMillen Roy Bundy Danny True jim Nelson John McCullough Jim Nelson One of llae mos! plvasan! memories of our high s bool years is flwis familiar xvrrn' of xrniors uml nn- rrlasmzerl rfmfling wilb their prinripal. Mary Ni-Il Dirkinson, Iolm M1'Mi1lvn, Sm' D1u'k1'r, Im' Maxon, I'f Vorix, Mr. Lloyd. 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W I l: wrrj W Nhurxlwalll Rin liar uni 'r 4' unix W om rn , Hamlll Yallau , Y LTUIHI 'cnmg Mar' 4' vu Zmlc. up M ln' an .Xurn Soul 'rx un' aw wplzonmrrs. :B V ,Haw YZ' -.-4 E og Q 4, awk wus? no- .... I Q ' 5 3 ffigai' - Q' X , ,v- X Q Q 1 V 1 1 A ,V 1 , Q .w-f Q' P o l Zig? ' A s .7 - L F . X X R 'i X' X s 4 H . 3' 3 mx, K Row 1: Dunrm Alul, Rrnmlll Alwwn. Curl Amlwrwrl, Sumlm AIIAIKTXIIII, Row 4: Nwll Cox. Slmllm Crufluu, lfllzuml Cllllllllllllgh Punlu Daly, Rou- Dlm ,'xl'7IIXlVI,7l'Q, Irrrx ,'Xr'1l1vlrrmg, Nllflrj Bulr, Grmllllflr B1'llIlXl7, ulll D4'n'Hliufr, Mar-1 Xvll DlAkrQlV1X1lll, lurk Dillon, I.1lm'.x Dixlwuuu, Ilzrlffwllm Iinwllu, Drllzzm' Birzlqfflzul, Gum Iilxlwp, Bvfl'y BIVIIIIX. Duzzll Dmlllx, Sully A1111 Dmlmlwl, Tlmnmx Drulvnlrl. Murllm Ifuxl. Row 2: Plullu lilrllfla, Bulurllx lllulllr, Krlllv Bulluu, Iulm Iinruff, Row 9: Dull lfxllllglflll, .'xl'lZ7lH' lflllnlmln. Plrjllix limlrix, Plqllix Iixpj, l,ll.1l: linyll, lI.1r1'1-l Box, lilllx lillnljulul, lllllnf limllfrarnl, fllllllll limfl- l.Lll'l'X Iilllllm Sufhllkl lflllllh MUN I l'll7lA'lY I-ln-n'Il, l'.l11l l m'r'l'll, SNL' llurzlfnrjq, lluu lin'1cr1', .xlxlfllml Brill, Slurlrx lirrmlcilllq. l z'lIllx'l, link l'nllllm', lnllnrll. l7l.lllllr, 'l'l4dII1'lll' l 1ll.lllI', limx 3:C,n'4'l.'l1lil1r'kn,.XI.1r',x lillllw,l'ul1'l4'mC'uv1ur'u11, Rrlmml Cfuu- Row 6: Rnlmrll l'rnlm', l.llYl'1 Ciulflnvl, Plrjlln Clllxlmjr, Virgil m.l1, Cimulll Cllrrlvr, Kwflmllf f.l1Lm'. cliflklmll Gnjll' fflmxlullll, Iiulw Gluzrr, IJIIOIIIIA' Umlliw, ,AIIYIVY lflluulml llucfillm, Iilll lllllllwrzclc, Cflmxlul, lllxlllfl Cflllrk. Slrrr Ciulwlf, Wlllmnl ffnrju, Inlm fTIl.XlIA'l'. flfllhlnllifx Hull, Uvmllll lllzll, Yrrlml A1111 Hull, R4'ln'u'u llullrlvrx, fox Hurllmau. lull? Uilw, uml l.ur'r'j Cuglz' um' ulxu l7ll'PIIl7L'V'X nf llwll lluu. To Ilya Flwlyllzwz . . Hin' loty offzm in your 11ax'I tbrvv yvlrf . uw I: livlly ,ltll'I'lXOII, I.0V't'II Ilmnlx, Brrzuvlllv lIvmlwr'mr1, Carol L7l1lA'l'XUlI, lglllxl ll4'mll'r'w1r1, lillllllfxl lI1'ml1'V.wm mv 1: C'lm1'lrw llwl, l'r'ml llr1'llu'l, Kiln llunlv. ,XIJV3 llujrjnr. 'Jrx llorlfm, lxlllllb llllilxlllll - ' ' M' Y: - ,I I , I I K I :ll I : .f T R l R It Row 3: Sllmrlllw Km llnuxluu, Yflkm llulwll, 13,111.1 lllllflmrwl, 7111111 Ilnrll, luml llnllnn. Ruljvlv lmm. Rum -O: Iluk lmrmll, Rnlnrl lllglyx, Cllrlrm' IJVIQNIIII, Hllllhlhl lurk- INN, Cflluu lwlwmu, uU.llIml.l lululmu, llnlllxl lam-N. i 1 ..-A ,., S 8 ? K I if vw I: f 4' www, Pufrlriu ' 'mlm ry, 1 ll ' lm' '1'l1, rum K 'rn xx X R4 S114 I lx. l IL111 J K1 R l.l 1 Inuullu Klmw. Smurf: Krrnzp, Dulr l.u.wl1I1romlc. E-,Hill Ing ,Hurrix I.m'. Wqym IH, Rilu Lcuu, Comm' I.ru'ix. Row Z: Suml'ru l.L'u'ix, unjllillld Sm' 1.4'u1x, Ijmla Litflr. Cllruljrl I,or1v, Rofnrf l,wlu'rj, Larry Mzffurf. l1ll7L'Vf AIUCTIKIIIIIIXIY, Sulfj .W4'Dr1ll'f'U. .Mary NILXXIMXVJII, Iulm Mur1:rr1Iu'r,q4'r, cillllllit' Munlw, Tfwrfw M.1rl.'uwr1, R uw 3: Dnrrrll Mug. Smurf Mmuzzglr, Hurlmru Mlllrr, Imlvx Mlllrr, Bill Aflflx, Sumlru Miirlwll, Phyllis Morgan, Hrlru Ann Mnrrix, Xurnjx Nlrfxwm, Chu! .NI-wrw, Clmrlm Ourm, Billiw Ihuzfrr, l'mx l: llilfu Snlluun, Dou.ql.u Sntlun, S.n.1 Szulumi, larry Tlrmll. ',.nr.fm 'I'fmn1.n. Tum Tfmrfnr. I 1. f.1r.f U .fgmzf r, Rmlsgrr W Jlwu. Don? fmgct ll! . You 'll lu' -3 ay? Rmx 2: 17111114 Imlf, Hwy hm 7r11-fffuml. l..1rr5 Imfn, lI.4ml.f lur- fwn, Inu X'.mqf'f. IHAIU YUIJI. -. -. ff nm 14.411 Xnrx. IJ Xmlx, linf Xnznff. Ii-xmfx u-IUIH V. li-fu 4: X.1u.l1 W.1iwu, Rfmuu WMM, Rum ullfllz, Im: Wzlfull, Clfumz U ,11u1u.qf.m1. l'.1lf3 W'nn.lrnjf. Iliff ZIQIAI. X Row -4: Pfrifljr Pful, Iuml l'ml:n1x, Sfwirlrrx Pl4'fcr1l,x, Ruff! I'rrulH, liurf Rm l'rm'H. Iffjm' Plllxff. Imjrfvlm' Rufjlurl, luuwl RLIAQHIJIV, Pulzf Rdl4'IIllLI, Inu' 1,1111 Rrlffj, Ilmlu Rrixflw, Sfurfq Rimfulmfw. Row 9: unnlllxlu' Rilfuflulrr, Duzilf Rlggx, Rnfvrrl Ruurfr, Sfmmu Rmufv, Pflxlfn Rnfffrim, W'mlL'-x Iunzu Rufvfmzx. LN Rfrffmlk, Alun I. Run, lluuxml Swfmjfur. Brrcrlry Sffw-ffmzll, .Nlurzlrxn SL-lumix, Mum Srfvnllz. Kuw 6: Kullrnlfv Lurrx Stott, Iimnw Sfmlvr, Duznf Slwrnfl, Dun Sljuw, Tflurmn Smufluomf, Stvfrflrrl Slflffll, Pat Sr'yg1m, lurk Slupp, Izlm' Slrjvjr, Slurlw-1 Sfl'lL'II.X. livzrrlm Slurnz, Xmzq Slnnglv, XIUIVIHI I.r1n.fur1, fullvl I.n1u'v'x, Csfvrn .Xhfliwf umf Dxfurix SIPIIHIUIIIILIFI .Jn .ifm HILHIIHM uv! Ifllx pfmv, .S2'lII.0l'I om' rj Ibm' llltlyf . , Q an ? ,.r l:l ,E 13, Hg' M4 Wi I-nu!--I Q 5 -Z -- E '-s -L -gg-L-g -ru a...n.5 E3 f 'fII1 -gilh-'-Lg, l- , fQs:..:s :.L,e4z4!::F+ 11 ff , h,malamanlil-nv.Euqllppll 'ly , V iff M' ' fir 'f 'X A l,'f'2P?Q'- 'E - lliii 21.5 gay ?wl'1.gf.32 ' I' 1 '- '.Ll,.. W'lIlIlIl FF A iiv V J ......... .......iN.llllllllll' VH ' . ff fi'Iif 'If3Q'lS.f'i' 55 . --'-' - il L'-fri - 1 . ' '31LjfL4f'- 4 3 IS- 4-?' Remember . Tlaofe loyal meeting! too A ACTIVITIES School and Community activities are cnlivcnctl by the spirit .md flnxh of the music .md marching of our loyal band. livery School activity benc- fits from the services of this generous group, and .ill .lpprcciatc its efforts. Informal rehearsals build thc group into .1 friendly unit ut,ftm1dz'1z cg Stuflent Leaders STUDENT COUNCIL NA'r'1oNA1. HONOR soczmv The Student Council is a group of students elected from each homeroom in Bedford High School. This group serves .is a student governing body. The president is George students who best display the qualities of scholarship, leadership. character and service. lt is under the sponsor- . , . . . . .him of Miss lnel l'ainter. Link, the vice-president is -lohn McMillen and the secre- N l tary-treasurer is Paula Thomas. One of the outstanding projects that the Student Council has completed this year is the organization of the Block B. This organization has helped to boost our school spirit. Seated: ciriilga' Zinfc, Pillllil ,I-INIIPIJK. Infvu .Nli'.Nlilli'!1. Row 1: lal l lllin kfllfrll. Row 2: 174 fi lu' i urn, limi' llillifrrmlz, 1-fuifxi ffurugr, .xlillflhl Izirif. ,Hilifwlr .Nll1Viil1, Ruiirrliz fiinrgv, Ilifrffilm .lllflrfq Iilfllii' .lliH'fifl. I-W1 iilil lfillllyfllll. Infiu BIIVIIUV, .lliiry 1,li'LIIlNlll, Iiww Kulli, uilllllil ll,iilli'l'. Hin'ififl lzilif. .Wilrlfsrl filllfflf Iii fini XI Cillii ll ' , i1i..i i'..iIF'f filhlilil, llilmlif Iunlilll. Row 3- l7i11lil IIIIIVN, lliilzif lilllfirlr, llmfmiil Bnfvfflll, limi llulllfurili, .xliIl'X ,Allie llullinil, llirkj Hifi. I-fil Srllilfi, IMI: lfuilrii. Row 4: Cffmrlii Si'11l'n'r', liufc Pirf, Dim Slllilllllllllil, Rui Buuifi. I,dl'V'1 Oi'r',lii'nrjQi'llnluu11.Or'11lli' Irnnxi. Hffff lf1'Plff4'- The National Honor Society has in its membership those -..J Upper l.eft: IiIl3tlIvi'lIr I1u1riIiii1, liuiu ll, lIIm1i!v, xlilfiilllll XliI'iki', .Ytriliy In Cfux. 111-1 Ilmlilllm. Upper Right, Row I: l:I1:tlIu'lIi lllllfiltlll, lilrp lImli'NIi'r, ,llillhlllfl .Ui'l'lIci', Xtlilei In Cin. Riu Iiuulm' f'Y'If7i'. Inifi .-lxIu'II. Row 1: .lfltIYIi'Vli' C1mltIt1, Ilillllil Tfvnillui. .lltiry Ililllklllx, filtnlii fvinrgi, lifilw lar, Inn: W'1II1.1ri1t, I,ur'i'y I'i'li'rim1, f'i1rnI Iufvmrm. Sfrirliy fiilwllltlll. Toxger left: Diliiif Cililfnlr. .Xliiririizu .lliI'1k4. Ktlffi ,liurtlmu,Q. .ll.1rIirli' fitlnlilil. lower Right. Row I: .xliI7'lIXII ffrufilv. Suzi film Row 2: IXHMI Cilfffvrir. Kwlffi Ainlilinrlxq. link .llfK1ll,qIvl, IPi1iliI .liltllfln Pu Ialicatiozzf Row I 1 lim Irtiiiizi' C Vljn, llnit tu .I I ll tl. Row 2: Sfmlii ,,0lIi'. I rain li Slum. ptlllltl ,I-Ililfllili. Row 3: lim Trnikfi. Run lluiffilwr. Iai' llwllfliirrit. Larry 1'ilw.wi1 iumitl ffm iltljf Xi'i1IVIt1 ii'i11t'.ift'i. I HE PIONEER SIAFI: The Pioneer Staff is composed of seniors and iuniors. whose main purpose is the publication of the yearbook. The Staff members work at concession stands during the bas- ketball season, tor this project pays part of the expenses of our yearbook. The Pioneer is under the careful supervis- ion of Miss Chase. STONE CITY STUDENT The ,lournalism class makes up the Stone City Student staff. You may see this class anywhere seventh hour. gathering ads which help linance the paper. or gathering news wherever it is to be found. The Student is a bi-weekly. contains the gossp column. show beaus. current news hap- penings of the school, and many other additional items. ea Y 1, Aw, l'i1l1l.1 Ifmwiw Kneeling: Urllllr lnuri, Km fifmifillrl. 9tamlil1g: ferry linrlml, Duilil Dlwfvrmfll, lim Pnlli' bil Alil, LI UNK' URAil'ORlC,Al. CONTIQSVIW Paula Thomas, winner of American Legion County, Dis- 'lihe stage crew is in charge of arranging the stage for plays. XVithout their assistance major productions could never be presented. They could well be called 'Qthe men behind the scenes. triet, and Zone oratorical contests, advanced to the state contest at Mooresville where she received fourth place in the state. Eligibility for state contest is a great accomplish- ment, as there were more than a thousand orators in the four steps toward state winner. 'Speak The Speedo I Pmy You J' SPRING l'l.AY Smarter and Smootherf' a three act comedy was pre- sented in the early spring. Members of the cast were chosen by Mrs. Chandler and the acting president in gi series of tryouts. C AVI Row I: l1llZ,I!7A'fl7 jnurflizrz, lm: llw- lellftr, Sm' f.il'dlIA', Milr'fi'm' Caznlifu. Altll'-1 Ruth I,LIY'fHIL17l, Suzanm' Cilzrzlliur. Row 2: furry I'1'f4'r'mf1, Ililrlif finlfvrrr, lIur'u'r!i4 .HrCfli111ufn111. Imuzk Smjvlv. Buff Liv. fr SK .'XRl.I','l' .KIND PL'Rl'I,l Ibm l: 1'l.':11111'111 111111.1.111. S111 1111111, M111311:111 ll11'1k1.1l111111111111111g1. X1111- 11'111 U1111111. N111111111 11111'11111. hill! 111111l1111,1.1111111 111311. Ham 'XVI 1,1111111f 111111 Row 1: W1111111 ll 1'11111. 1111 Q 111111'11l:'11, 111111 ll'1111111111. 1111111 l'111Q11111111. 1111k11 N1xl1111, H1111 1111111 11111l1111111. M1111111 f.11111111. 111111111111 X111 1111111, 15111Q1 Xlax. Row ilirce: 1x11111 1111q1111. 1'11l 11113111- 15111111 111111, f,1'Il111' 111111-1, 1111111111111- Q111' C'111111', 111111111 i1i1r1111111x. 17111111 1111111- r11, 11111111111 1.1111. 131111111 111: Row tour: I111'i Ii11111111, 13111111 1711117 1111111, 11111 1'111l11'. 111111 1'1'11111'1', 1.11111 1'1111111 111111111 1111 13 111111 I 1'1111 1' 'w 1 1 , 1 , 1x111 1111111.11111 Row 1: 111111111 '1 1111111111. 1i11111'1111 X11- f1111111111111, 111111k S111j1j1. S111' 1111111 N111. K1111 M1113 1111111 111111 lI11'1k1. 111111111111 l11111.1.111. ll the W01'1d3 61 Stage THESPIANS ln 1944 Bedford High School was honored by being granted a charter by the National Thespian Society. To qualify for membership a candidate must have had exten- sive dramatic experience or Stage work. Mrs. Chandler submits the names of such persons to the national head- quarters, where the candidates may be elected to mem- heiwhip. SCARLET AND PURPLE Scarlet and Purple, the dramatics club of Bedford High School, was organized in 1918 under Miss Mitchusson. Mrs. Chandler took the sponsorship in 1943 and has had it since then. Members are chosen each fall by try-outs. l ll IINPIANS C11111111111. 1: 13111111 l111l111'11. 11111111111 11111111. 1111 C11111Q1. Standing: fllwl Infrliirm, ivillllj In C wx. Kill SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS These are the seniors that head the clubs of Bedford High. Row I: Izliuui luyli' ufw fi jvri'xlili'11l uf T11-Ill-Y: Sfvlrfm Cirmnmrl. liiiiil nj lfu' l.lfrrilI'x Cflrff: .hfilfjilllll Hi'l'1f1r', fnulil nf Sui 1111 .Sflnfin fflllfq ilrlif Rufnfliz .H4f,lilVliIl7xlll, frri'i1ili'ul nf Tfnwfviurlx. Row 2: Pdlllal 'I'fmnmx. lvrrmlirzl nf Srurlrf ililil I'l1r'fvh'g lillf fiill7l'i'If. fVl'lXlllllIf nf Siiifnr fluffg Clnzlrm iHlll'I'iIj, jrrriiilifrl of ilu' Km fillllf. LITERARY CLUB This club is made up of seniors, juniors, and sophomores. The purpose of the club is to give book reports .lt the meetings, wliieli .ire held rho first Monday of every month. The members of nliis organization are: Scared: Miss DllVY'1'Ill7IlY'.Q4'Y', lfu' NfVFYlNflY of lfu lufu B 'f i I 4 in mr: iulffviff, luv: lluslvtflcr, lglrzulrrffv Inurilirn Rm' IUIIIIIL' Cfrzjlr, llwlru limrrs. 1 .xTl1Vl'ili1, Cfurrzfifl Cffmilulrl, fum Willllalllli. Cfuml uv-il4QlH'Y in'qm'l1m' Ruin, Kin' Mayo, .Sfrlrli-Vi ffrmrmnr, Ciluilbiv fil'1ll'1Ql', iNIiu'y fum' lfllbillfl. liliu members nf tliix club Are: Si-.lied fili'Il7liI liwifiwri. lull! ,lwln'fI, ldlhllligi lzzliiu Snlflzuu, l'l11.1furfv Miriill. Cmlnlnvl Iprmri, I-lm lilillii, Rm. ll ifnlii. LIBRARY CLUB Those who belong to the Library Club have ilu: job of keeping the books in order, making sure tlie books come in .it the right date. PROIECI '1ONIS'I 'S CLUB Ilie l,l'OjCCfl0I1lSl'S .ire the fmtliful ones wlio run our lilms for us. .ind so keep tlie Visual lfducntion PI'0gl'.l!11 of llie scliool running sniooilily. This club is under llie sponsorship of Miss liycrley. Sixliill. fmrilfffl lrmry, lwlqim lful. ll Jllniuf ,llli 11. Smniling: link l1ilifl.r.'I'mi1 liuilir. lhlllk Nliljijf, lin! I ffnnlilm. Iiiri l11ilirwrl.Cfu1r'lii b1!'f1f!'17,fHl'H liirlfmnl, fllill ,lifH'll, l3f,:.lff-'lfv Mirrill, I.1li'wf1 SHll11.1r1. Iiinnu Sfmlr. Seated: Cn'1'i1l.l Ci111'n'1', Iolm l'li's.x. llfllllll W'1lf1ili', .llilrj 1.311 IJIIIIIYHIVI, Pill Ci1111rrn11, Ming Null Dlrkiriirzll. 'l'1'14'n1 1'lIi11'fi11,m11. Prllllil Uily, Sully D1'r'f10f2i'l. Standing: ,lllfrrl .ll4'fillH1llfKQl7. Dilinf Sfwlrlll, Dnilif Illlillxfllll, Hill llallfurlrk, 171111 S11lilllnnml, llnlr ,llnlw111.Q4'r, Birks Huy. flflfl llilll, Illifx Illllk, Piggyi Tlhfl. Ci11'r1ly11 Cifmiliun, .llurilfull Ki1141111i1. li.1rfn11i1 Slit' lr111i'i, Ijflflllil .lf1li. linen' lii'1'i'Hi1. .Visa Krlllwti. SECOND YEAR LATIN CLASS 'lilie second year Latin Class takes tlie place of a l,.itin Club. 'liliis group carries out tlie projects and gives reports and discussions tliat are ordinarily left for club groups. THE ART CLUB ,lille Art Club is under tlie sponsorsliip of Miss Iiranla. The activities of tlie elub are all concerned with creating increased interest in art. and tlie programs for the meetings are designed to carry out tliis purpose. Tbe meetings are laeld every two weeks. Many lovely displays may be seen in tlle art room wliieli liaye been designed and made by tlie members of tliis club. lett to rn.gl1i: Illfllkf l'I1'u. l,f1ii1f1iff1 ,llr1'1'rll, lar:-y ,l11ili1tu1l. liifli liuyil. li11111i lzilerfl, 'lin l4'11ifi'1, M1113 lllltaflf. lr11'1 llnki'1xf1i1111, Iyilliil IP1if1111i111, liI1'4llll'llIl1' lxr111, RIl7i'1'tkil lli1111111s Inifi Climb, ,llrlld li11ll1'1, Illrru S11Hl1i111. Rim I: litriffmrnl ,llli11. lifulil I'fflrr. Yrrlazl liiulii. Knit .ll f,ui11w. Row 1: fnfw Ui! nffnlfyfl. l,f1,'i Iirnig 11, Iufw Tuifif. lufw Turn. 171:11 lmilui. 5.1 4-6 t SM CONSUMER MATH Consumer Math is taught by Mr. Rohde. Those who are taking the course are sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have not taken algebra or geometry. It is intended as .1 course in every-day math which might apply to any ordi- nary business situation. TRI - HI-Y CLUB This past year the Y-Teens decided to become members of the National Tri-Hi-Y club. The Tri-Hi-Y is aiiiliated with the Y. M. C. A. and the National Hi-Y. The Tri- Hi-Y has as its purpose To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian characterf' Its platform is Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. The ofheers for this past year are Elaine Inglc, president: Ifvelyn Voigtsehild, vice-presidentg Marlene Murray, secre- taryg and Mary Ruth Hartman, treasurer. The sponsor is Miss Newsom. Row I: Mitra limi' .ulixlilflilll Wllnm W'ri11rr, Plnllfi fiIlKfl'ilfY ,lim Ilall, ,xTil7'f!Hl Intl, lui IIAIIAIHIKIII. Row 2: .lfilr liffiif. Sfvlrfri Pilk- 4'lIN. Rrf2ru'i1 firlllflfili. .Hint Null Ijlfklllklfll, Puffy Kcrzmuli, .Yiulrx gfllllgll, Pfvilli lwlfi. Ilnlni flurk. Row 3: Ptllllil Dui. Iriu llilfli. In Rilfilnu. lliui linllrr, Sfulrml Rmlrfv, l.mJ.4 Kifillir, imma Miirifv. 11111 nf 11 II 1 111 1 1 1 111 1 YI 111 1 1 VI 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1111 CAFE! ERIA GIRI S Ilnsg guls up rhr ones who lulp CIISPIIX rhr ood on rhr Llfgtull Lounters md snru lf to the hungrx pltrons Thu ITL lulpnd bx thclr foods 1nst111Ltor Mus Hush HI 1 CLUB lu H1 H dub 1 brmgh ot rhr X Nl Q, A lb ln or 111 111t1on Lomposcd of sophomores jumors, md SLIIIOFS md Ins thc slmc purposg T01 tlu boxs thlt the Tr1 H1 Y hls to1 tlu s,1rls Nir Rohdg IS thy sponsor of tlus hm dub Thr purpose of thu dub IS to Lrute muntun md Lxund throughout rhr sghool md LOI'I1I'l'lLll'llfS h1gh stlnd Ildi of CIIYISIIIH Llnrmur 11111 ,YY 7 Xl I1 X11 111 mx 11111 XIII 1 1 1 71 H11 1 ' ion 1 1 1 11111111 1 111 1 Sin ,ux Th1s page IS sponsored by BEDFORD DAIRY COMPANY ! IX DRIVER TRAINING Duxer Trunmg 15 1 one 9Lm1.st1.r subjut lntundgd to nuke hlgh Sghool studnnts better md morn mruful drums for tlu future Mr Crme IS held of thxs dcplrtmgnt Bgfou drnurs rut and 11111 hxs lxunsg SCIEINCE CLUB I111. SLILIIQL Club mats 11111 Mondu mg t md Im 1 sp1.1k11 who LI11l4'llfLl15 thun on dlfhrnnt subjuts Vim glulw IS muh up of sophomoru gumors md s1.n10rS v1 I 1 111 I 1 1 1 1 111 11111111 1 wx 1 1 1111111 1111 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 lx1111l II11 I11 11' 11111111 1111 IIQYI I I4 1 1 1111 1 11111111 11111 T1 1 D11111 1 111 11f1 11111111 Th1s page IS sponsored by BRUCE TINSLEY MEN'S WEAR 1 1 f' ' , V . , 1 1111 11f11,f1111f' 11,11 11111 II11 1111! , 111111111 ,111' .F , I ,.f1- H11111111111. K. I311ll11. A 11'1- lxu . l'.111'1 lx1f1.I11,I. l',1f!1 . H111-11111 l1111111:. lS1,111g.1f. f111,1f.l1111 gf.1:11. X.11111 Ii1111'1111,111. l.111 1 l111!11. t11'.1.f11 f1.1114,. II.l.11 lix- 117 'Q .1 Stlldcnt Clln get Ll Cfcdit in this COLIYSC he n1llSf P1158 his ' I P4 'CII' II E R 'LI 14' .th 1 1.1. .A 1- 1 1 'h 1- 1 mu 'msn-. ' ' R11 ' : I1 rY1 B111'l1 , lim I111'I 1'. BII G1I1I11 l, I3 I CII ,Qf11111, I1'r1'1 W'1'11'. R1 ' 2: Dui! Al , I. 3 P111 '1',1111, D11 J Cl11lf1'11', H11 1.11, CTI11 l1'.1 I311k1'1', ' ,121 P111 Fzglf , B ' ', S1' ' 151114. B1 k1 M115, lf1'lV11 Cf! 11'1, I 1 11lI, ' H1ll1' 1, I 11 . '. lI'1. ROW lf llllffld llrllh RIN ltlllt. 5111 lltllrn, Xin IU.l.l, li.1rlun.1 .lltfilllny Pnl Ktrlrnnfy. lln14.lr.l llltl. Inu 'l'r'111Ht', IJIIII Sllllfll, Pfulljw litirluu tx liow 1: Itllum' .lltf llllfrnl, .lllny pluu lllinkzm, l.tlfm 'l'fmu1.n. l7m1rl.lK,1-H, 'lH1l,, llmfmm, ,lun C ynlfvll 11, 'l'lyyr,1 lIl4lkl'fu,n1, lufw ,l,l,m1l, Ilz1'lIum Ill llllf Sl It Chun .1,,l tm, 1 .lf c,. .zu 'yy n' . linux 3: lluznl hlllllllxlf, lJ,nlt'1n' Xltlrwff, Itnn I'.H'fmH1, ,lun lifpzxlfm, Inlly Swzlfr, Inffu Plrst, ftflfzffflz llufzrl. llfffltlhl lflltlh flllllfl l5'-l'lfl1H- fflzlg, ffftlrln linintll, llullulr Sffnrlzlllgr, Intl ll t1lt1u.ll, lfnnllx lflfhn. .llnry litlfw ffulllnt, t..tf.1l.l flllllfl, Clnul limi, ful.: lllhfwf tank, .lltnx Rnfft lltlrumrl, lnm llu.lt1', I.nff l'ttl, frltlllltl Iimztn. Ross 1: lim .Nlnfltrt lmfnn Slum, llllltl Jtlnll, Knew Nunn, Ill l nnflfl Strike up the Band linux' I: Xll.l Cinnlfur, Zllmlfm IIIIIIVX, l'l.1iu-' ,XllC,t1ll11w. Row Z: 7-lllltl llllllflllll, litn'lnH'.1 .lIl'Cil11r4', Km: lmulw. The 15. ll. S. lmnd his heen present .tt I11.ll1y puhlic events, .md has .tdded interest to nmny of our school presen- tations. Not only does it .mdd color to the h.1sketh.1ll ganmes, P, 'lf A., Honor llty, .md other school affairs, but it .tlso gives four SLlllLl.lf' afternoon coneerts .tt the Otis litrk h.1nd shell during the summer. This page is sponsored by THE FAIR STORE 'll lion liovs The band was well represented this year in both sOlO many first place ratings. li-:is l'.iy11 liou I 1 ll 1 Ross tfum Mzzf1'c in the Air Bedford lligh Scl1ool's music department is divided into two parts. The band is under the direction of Mr. Howard Thomas, and the vocal department is under the direction of Miss Catherine Keacli. liach year the groups add much enjoyment to school life by the various convocation pro- grams and concerts that they present. They also bring top honors to Bedford lligli by sending students to the Solo and lfnsemble Contests held each year at Bloomington. XY'e all realize the value of the chorus and band. ililtis group of boys were among the students who participated in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest in Bloomington where they received rirst place rating. Row l: llf,r1f1'i Cfltuk, Iliztitf liliffwrlc. Row 2: illoul I i'u.lt'r, Pful llill'l1IllL'. ,lffvcuf from lfn fm lun' .nc lim Hilgln, 1.tIl'F'X Pvlrr vnu. 13.11 .if .l.l.uui, liiPIl1Hl YVIIIIV, ,mf Hula l.i'i'. VOCAL SOL0l.S'l'S ie soloists from liedford High were: U A 2: low lilltfm. lallut Simons. BAND SOLO1S'l'S and ensemble groups. 'liliey also received l: llntiiml Ina, l'.1l Ixmluiifi, 811.3 ffnulfnl, Nut -: lim linlklr. Nu. ln.l.l. liinlnnix ,lli ffliln. KN.: 3: Dun Sllllffl, ililllll I i rnfi r, l'ft1f liar lon tg Knew 1 4.XN'l'.IXNIL'S K I L'I3 Ii-ru I' lfirrfmril lil.1ikiiwf.l. I'i1.f.4 1 mi i. Iinlli lrnjilu. l.f1..if1i!ff Hiirill. .Ilwfini AIIIIMIX, lzlium luqfi, Ix.1i Ailinu mu. in liiivi I: l.'l1if.1 Difflfmz, Ilnfi III limi. liHIilPl kin' Y Hifi, ,xI.lVXiHIIl .Wi l'1Li, Ilhfi Mffliizl, Iuiijifmii' Rufuifi. Riivi 5: limi l,Hlifi.H. I3.mi1i 'Irui, 'limi lruifir, l'fi1I lim- fifn, lhilil iinlffrf., fm: ff? 1l.1Qln. Rflllflli ffiiil' GIRL5 E SEMBL CANTAMUS CLUB GIRLS' EIXISEAIBLE The Cantnmiis Club, under thc spomorsliip of Xliv. C,..1thcrinc Kcicli, wax organiycd in 1946. Ilich YCJI' il lm IIN SUIII QIIWIIIIIIK' In IIW IQIYCV PIFIUVC VCCCIW'-I 1' UN grown .ind thc mini iiicmhcrxhip this yc.ir is .ihoiit -HI. PIANO VIIIIIIX III IIIQOIIIIIIXIUII' IIIUW 'II IIIC CIIWIIIIIIC -IVC5 The mcctings .irc held the first .ind third Nlondnx' nighu in each month. This yc.ir's othccrs .ircz jim Ilagiic. prcxi' dent: .ILHIH XY'illi.imN, wurct.ii'yg .ind kloscphiiic Robcrts, ir'c.1siii'ci'. li-iii I: KHiiHl.lIli lxiflm fi. Xlmhfli Ilniriii. limi lt f-Iilifv fH '.!1- WU f'1I'lf!'1'- Rim 1: Iiilu wvllllilflli, I .imli II,'.ignl1ir, Iuiipfiflfr Iiuffiili. lnili Iluliul. Kim 2: .iliziiiulrl Ifil'lki, l,1u.l.1 Cniri, Killfiliwl linrilf. Rim I, 11111 .'l111'11, C11111.q1' l1.'1111'11. 1'11l 111Q:g11111111, link Xl1111111111i. UHI111 111111 limi 11111 .1 C111l11111. 111111 l'1l11- .1111, 17.111 11.11111!!. Ibm 1, 11,111 111511, 1111q11 111.111, 1-.111' 111111. 1111111 1'1111, 1J.111.1 31.11 X 111.11111 111111'1l. I 11111111 111151, H111 ll1111.1x 111111 ll1111'L11.11111. 1111 .U11111 ll--H' -4 111111.11.1 1'111, l.l 111.11111. Rui 111111-11. 111111 111. 121111 1111f1111. THE KEY CLUB 'I'he Key Club, now under the sponsorship of Mr. Hart- man, was organized in 1944. Each year the club sponsors annual dances to honor the football and basketball teams. At these dances, awards are given to the most valuable players of each team for the past year. Bill Gabbert, foot- ball award winner, is pictured in the front section of this book. john Bellush, basketball, received his award too late for this year's book. THE SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB 'lille Social Studies Club is composed of students who are interested in learning more about Indiana history. The club, along with their sponsor, Mr. Hague, has taken many lilstorieal tours this past year. Some of the places visited are lfoot's Tomb, Palestine, and a tour of Vincennes that is planned for the future. Seated: R11u1'1111 Cimrg1', .ll1ux111111 M1aPik1', P1111111 T1111m11i, .ll11r11'111' C11v111111. Row I: 1111211111111 I1111r111111, 611141111 G1'111,141', Suzy 0111111111 Inv: 11111111- 111r, B11r1111r1l B11b12111, H1'11'11 Hyns. 111111111 1'la111'11, l1rmw11111' Ci11111r.111. Rim 2: I1111l111'11111 R11111', 1i1'11r1i W'1111e1'r, 11.111 W1111111111. Kay .Nl11x11, KIII3 M11rr11V3, X111115 I11 Cui, 1311111114 C1J.n111111, Cf14r111 l111111x1111, .l111rl1111 Suilzrr, 111113 M111111l. Row 3: 13111111 c1l1111flz', 13111111 1-l11umi, B1'1l1'1u11' Brimv, S1u111r1l Harris, SllIf1t'1 Cir1i11111u1, R11111111' f.111rk, H1111 1.1'1'. Row 4: 15141111 ,Nl111l111'11i, 11111111 l'1'111111r, Kllj H111111x, 1111111 'l'1111'x, !.'1111r111' B111z1'r, Inn B11rl1111, 1.11113 1'1'11'rs1111, M. M. 111Jg111', S111111w11r. ff' Row I: Sfvrlm I,um'. l,yr1ilrl Ilrluril, Milt Iii'-yrlolils. Roxy 2: Sui fQr'i'gr1:'y, l.rri liurluu. lull Otiwlli. lnfiu Tutti. Row 3: llilllklt Carlii. lilly Jilin, Silllillll Mlllir. Xlnriit llnnli. Row -l: lzrlyfl liriziil, Ialiln' Nrlyfirz, liliiv limit 11, Hoff fi,',,,-UU, Row i: Inn .X'i'lmu, DHL iirmiflu, Diizlqfrf Prinlll, ,Klum .inn Klimfunl. SA l,1fSillA NSHIP CLASS Under the direction of Mr. Brown, these students learn the art of good salesmansliip. Many of the students, in addition to taking salesmanship class, earn an extra credit by working in downtown stores after school and on Saturdays. OFFICE PRACTICE lfacli year a number of the senior girls who are com- merce course students become ollice practice students. Some of the duties performed by these girls in the high school princip.1l's ollice and in the superintendents office are selling paper, operating the mimeograph machine, tak- ing dictation, typing, and collecting and tabulating absences. In addition to rendering an invaluable service to our school, these girls have the opportunity to experience secretarial work hefore actually filling a position. Seated: Iii Hy vlillfllt r, ,Har Ili.: Qnxllrr. Kwflrriiz .llitflt1ln1fmu. Sui' Cainlr, Iuily Alllllllf, Silllilfil llifrry, Sfurlry fimynlilrl, fiilfllltll uiillllillll i. Row I: Iitlltklllt Niiflry K lt' liyuri fu Ihrrw Pimlil lllillflilt, Klint . Plulln ,lli'Kn1gf1l. ni, liiuttnn lirmrr, lurk- , Illtlll llrrlfniuz, Dnulmil . Imm llurlfmlrz. 171111114 ffrllr Smlifl. Row 2: erm lieu Silllilfil cflilllllft ri, Run - rgr. .llurllyu law, Pflyfll- fa Tinlfzylcy, Ilflllyfilll Cfmfmirl. Inily llillallllilll. LOTHING L'Sl Il ks Rom l: l'r1w1ll.i Iurlkiffi. R.'lf.'ir.i imzrliili, .Nui limkili 3. Rim 2: lluuuizluli Srulllr, Xlizri Xli xlillhlll, l'f.11m lugfu. Row 5: lima lliuilrrifiu, Iluuui Blllli-Kill, ,liai- lfm N1l.lf1z'7'. USHERS The ushers are present at all of the basketball games. These girls are to help the out-of-towners to hml their seatsg they are organized to usher along with yelling and cheering for their team. JUNIOR COMMITTEE CI-IAIRMEN These juniors are the ones who constitute the many committees that make the plans for the Prom and projects that are to make money for the prom. Seated: Inu: uwlllislllli, Iizrlyn Voiglvlwlvllil, Gluiliyi Cii'nrjqr, liilrlum Ilulflvitl, Im: llmli'Hli'r, Dulzil Ailumx, lim Trinklr. Standing: l r'tuni'i Slum: Duziil Cil1lfrr'ii', Ianri Orr, linlf lar. l,l:.n'fii liufl1i'l', Buff llrrr. This page is sponsored by BUCK LEMON FURNITURE STORE 1 1 w I I -if', LF' v - Z:-Y ' iz' f-X t .1- :annum--nl - 15 lu'- A .s-ell 'QS -1 L 'ts' -r A I ,.-. -- I 55, Amiga ,gf ,753 ta ::4i :-fa, -.2 ff . Q Ei-E35-E?' Q My Mia, lALaE's 5,1 1 :gi ,Y ,MEF ,' 'VL rr ii Q 31, 5 .- ' 'Ei' ,iff-QI? 'if .' I , ?5E12F1I- 2 3:1 ,, E- 41-ff I Vi' L s x5 ...nv Remember ...... he farting frlendfloqpf started here N?- yr APPRECIATIO for the hard work tlispluyetl by our uthletie activities in li. ll. shonltl nl- wuys be kept in the front of our minds whether ours is .1 victory or ii tlefeiit XY'e shoultl be reminded that the boys on the tt-inns work just .is html when they lose :is when they win. Sports .intl sportsimtnsliip play .1 very iinportant role in oni lives lwoth its stutlents .intl ntlults. To iiuintiiin the very highest SILlIlLlLll'LlS of fairness in sports shoultl he Ll constant entlenvor of every one involvetl. Row I: lull Sllllffl, fllhll ll x lillkrr. IMI Ill g ffflr ll 1 Il I 4 1 1 url Row 2: Du lgfvl l'wu IH, ,Yrll ilu, Buff llu ll IH vu 1 u on Il rl 1 un 1 Row 1: Karr! lllzglvl l, IMI: ,Ufflrlg S111 1 u H 4 llllllllll r rn 1 1 Row 4: lilll l'l'lllvwf1. ffm l'mlm, My HI rrrm 1 I INA IINIII V6l7'fZ'l3' Football 'f A A 1 Team SEASONS RI-ZCORIJ WZ' 6 Martinsville 6 ,Princeton S Huntingburg Y 0 .Bloomington U. 6 Mitchell ,.,, , 0 ,XX'nsl1ington 7 Seymour , 7 Moorcsvillc Thls page is sponsored by REUTER INSURANCE AGENCY ACTION ON THE FIELD lt looks like one of our halfbacks is trying to gain a little extra yardage through the Vfasliington line. The drive IHUSI have bogged down, hecause the final score was 27-0 against us. PRE-GAME HUDDLE Our boys, getting last minute instructions from Coach Snyder, before the opening kickoff of the XVashington game. Oliver isn't being stuck up, hc's just disgusted because a had leg is keeping him out of the game. XVC 20, ,, ZH , ON 19 . 6 , FRESHMAN RECORD ,e,,,,Washington ,, Seymour A . .Bloomington U. ,,,,,,Bloomington U. ,,,,,,W'ashington They ,, , U ,, ,, 0 19 ,W20 Zll I'RlzSl IMAN TILAM Row l: frl'l'iIlil f,ill'Y'l4'l', furry Ilrlrfnrl. ILIIIIIX .lV'HlXf1'IlVl,Q. Rilljifi Iirml, Inu ll llfvfli'. Buff Yjrrulu, irnil lim Kli'fmr'ifi. Rim' 1: Rurlnn' Di'ri'1r11af1, VN'- imu Yi'um'. Iiufc Sfvrnlll. Eifilli' Mi-Snlri , fprry ll ii'f:i'r'ifmr11. urlil ISIN Dum im. Ram H: .xilll ffux. Pan! I i1r'rrI. lilrii fQnfflfi'rI. frm lidlllfiffv imil I.illl'H l'lilIlK. This page is sponsored by THE ART STORE 73 X , 'ff Our fvuyx ufw fakrxf oplroxiug lilnvnrn with llwir .xufi1'1'l- Thi' lrruinx uml flu' bruun of u ffmllmll Iran: im' lfn' lrilwx. The lralflraruh u'4'n': Oliwr SNMP. Kuvrl lluglwm, Q11urh'rf1u4'ki uml lfufllzurkxq Pal l il:gilrlmn, lifll Gulf- Nril Cvv, arm' Holi Bllllrrfivld. lrrrl, Krillv Grnrllvrfllsv, iunl Irrry lmuf. Hervey of the Gridiron COACHES This year's football team lacked a number of thingsg among them were size and experience. But our team fought hard all year and came through with a victory over Mitchellg probably the hardest fought battle in the history of the six-year rivalry between the two schools. The season was ended victoriously with a 7-6 win over Moorcsville. Rufwrl Snvilrr, fwuil lmufv, umf lzrim l,r1fu'H, fm .ilflr imiiliml. im ifruwirivq lirl Sflllffl ilu- jvrnjrn Xfillltl' fm' il VQNMHI. This page is sponsored by THE TOGGERY ,J H 1 lv nz H1 Inn u rl jrlu rl rl guul III1 an Ix If u ll Inl ry ll 11 11 man ll I 411 IH Ill I Runnin 74 I nv H 1 lu llll A 1 1, ml III rruz Illl I I 1 nur lnm 71 urn u 1 nu 1 ml S ull I Ilu 1,41 Valiant Lznemelz uf 1 l Il 1 un 1 r r X 1lm,l UU 5 W LL M L S IOI1 1 L. 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Inu IIJQH., limi lifllnxfv, I.uv1 Om, NHIVIIKX KH rll Y 10114510 Bmleetbflll The Lu.1n1 Ind .1 succcssfnl wnson this year. tllc record xlmnxxing .1 f.1x'01'.1lulc lmlancc of winw and lossce. Spirit is thu thing tlmt counts, .md tlut they were never lacking. 'Hwy fought lmrd up to thc l.1Sl minute of every' ganw. Undcr M11 Hnlmcs' cxccllcnt lu.1dcrsl1ip wc had Al team to lw proud nf. and wc Arc! fnhlygtg Xfv frmvlfv. Uv Ilf This page is sponsored by CROWDERS DRUG STORE XX t 'liliey ,Salem , .Xlfnshington .Jasper , Mitchell New Albany ,Vincennes Hlfluntingburg ,Princeton ,Bloomington Seymour .Mitchell Reitv, Evansville ,Bossa-, Evansville m lmtl .1 steaming new spirit and .1 xiillincntss to fight If it l1.1tln't been for the Sometimes forgotten litiots xxlio got tlie ball, perhaps the outcome of tlit cimts would liavc been different. w'Z1Sl'liI1gl0l1 jeffersonvillc .Central Bloomington Martinsville SOUTH BEND TOURNF H Froebel Hammond SECTIONAL .NVilliams . .Oolitic fovcrtimej Orleans . 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New Albany Vincennes Huntinghurg Princeton Bloomington Sey mo ti r Nlitehell Reitz liosse XY'.ishington -Ieflersonvalle Central Bloomington Xlartinsxille The Second Team was tl well rounded group this year. Their good prospects certainly give the Underelnssnien something to look forw.1rd to next yC.1I'. efervef Fzlglot Tough Semon THE Y 30 ,4l H ,ZS 30 X7 24 40 1 ,27 19 ll 36 SN 47 79 Ei 32 12 YELL LEADERS .lfnfzg lllflf lfu Mimi. IH iilffinifili niri fhllil iimkiri ffm min. l.i.1.flr1 Hn kiili 1i.'ri': laik Smznmui, .Xlirnl limit 11. RIt'!hH'il lY'.1,gu11i'r', .wif lim Mui. w44' 1345 Ci 4 'rv 34 82 Q-l l Rl'i5HNllfN Rim l: linrm Muff, .Yivl fox. lim W'1Uu!i'. INN llurlun. Rurlillil Kun, Rlrfiinil W'1lil4'r. Row 2: Hr. SIUIIYIIHIN, iourfv: IIIIPII Borliff, Diulil Dmlili, Lil Yann, Tum iliflllllkf. Kulqn Wlzlwri Rulfrff lnfm Rim 3: Virumz lwim. Dllllil Irwin. I,.u'ri Cfuglr, l1in'lC'f1.1il,11f1. Alliilllyf Piml Lurvll, Tom Dwfinfwlf. The lfrcshnmn squad is the beginning and J most important part of Bcdfordk teams BEGINNERS ARE WINNERS MAXALI-'RS llrru uri' ffm' filllillk 14,111 151111 lfn' fL'iIl7l uwlf flflrif, illlil lfn' .qilnliw rlnlrlnllq inmulflly. vifft'4'Vl rufn fur' D.n'ri'll fllllflfl' .mil Dirk Cfrilig. 1 liar 1? NYU: 28 .Salem Mau... 33 ,Brownstown 26 ,Seymour 56 Bloomington ZS, .Mirchcll 30 Bloomington 25 ,Nlitchcll K 3 0 ,Jasper 31 Seymour 37 Salem ZS Oolitic 39 .Slmwswick -40 -laxpcr FRESH MAN SCHIiIJUl.l-Q of tomorrow. Tl ucv 2'3 .ll 30 35 25 29 ZX 55 29 26 17 20 36 This page is sponsored by CROWE FURNITURE COMPANY BASEBALL SQUAD Row l: Inn lfllifrli, Dull' Iurlmr. lzil Slfllfll. Im' Maxon, Bull Turjlin, izml Ururlui' liwlmm, Row 2: lizrfc SIHIHIUFIX, Dun I.1mlmVx, Iufru .ll1'f.llHOItXl7, Ronnie Di'I'u1il, IMI: .llulwn.qrr, Tum Cfulilnii, .mil liulnrl 6 llfim Row 5: Diulrlj 'l'1'11i', lim .X'i'l.mu, Km'r'!l1l1gfn',x, Bill Grlfllwrl, Krilfl CIri'i1ff1nmi', imil Dull' IIIIHINUII, Spring Sporty Draw Much Interest BASEBALL SCHEDULE in In our frm liill'Nlf1 uzwu. l ef! to right: lin k H4 Kmlqfri, Rui 'l'.ur, I imtqi Zlllk. 'I nm I nlfli, .lull Hr. Tfmm- April 9 Mitchell ,,.. Here Z1 Seymour, A There 26 Bloomington There 30 French Lick There May 3 New Albany There 6 Jasper . , ,...Here 10 Vincennes .,,, ..I-Iere 13 Mitchell . , , ,,,. There 17 Bloomington ,Nl-Iere The Golf Team got off to a good start this year with a match at Evansville. Their scheduled matches included Evansville, Bloomington, Terre Haute, Garfield, Seymour, Vincennes, Batesville, New Albany, and the State Tourna- ment at lndianapolis. Headed by Mr. Thomas, Bedford was always well represented on the Green. ight: Mr. Tfmultzi lx XQHIIIX .1 flu jmxul- . , 1 na This page is sponsored by POWELL PHOTOGRAPHER cr .J lx 1: xlxlll I 1 Hmfly liuln IIIA GA A OFFICERS Ofhurs tru Llurrd 1n Suptnmbcr to Serv: for thu Qghool year They work hlrd pllnmmg the mutnngs md kupma, rgords of the srorcs of thu tums CAA LJ A A 18 1 gurls 1thlLt1L orguuutxon thu .s 5 on sorcd bx Mrs X1r3.,1m1 Hodgcs Thr dub was fxrst smrted ln 1942 by Vilas Ilya. Witte For plrtnupltnon m thu varxous spolts tht gxrls runny points md muy L.1rn Block B Ihr bowlnng md l3lSkLfblll tums mul omg 1 wuk for thur gll'l1LS hllusn. lrn tha. only orglmlnd sports Ik :,1r s pllud thus xur um u zu lux u 4 1 a f Sam Slllgxll 1113 Burk Pu! lxlm nf num K NI Hlljll Bron mg Billy Bunrlanl Q uml N u IX dl Id ifrlx urlm n rm 1 tl x ll I ll 8111111 url Wurl vu M114 full S11 lirmuu Bar Jura n III Rullr Prmll I: xn S111 am 7t u Hlg I ru :mix Hmm r 1 B B4 lx amj Am Bourluml uml Sara Sulgurl Thns page IS sponsored by HOOK'S DEPENDABLE DRUGS Extlufzrt Iuturfun mth Iaamom Nzztlczlr Playncut flune 1 1969 W hrle vrsrtrng rn Chrclgo last week I was so very fortu nrte as to obtarn an exclusrve rntervrew wrth J Tucson Werr noted nuclear physrcrst rn hrs notorrous underground lrboratory As I was conversrng wrth my old class mate Bedford Hrgh School Class of S4 I remarked What ever be clme of 111 our frrends who were graduated back rn 19549 Hoo Hrhl exclarmed the professor I have the solu tron to your problem Let s turn on my electronrc vrsron scope Iour rt on' I replred He drd and my amazed eyes followed the scope around thc globe to behold many amazrng srghts and learn these rmrzrng frcts here set before you Phrl Brrlowe a sergeant rn the Indrana Arr Patrol rs rnvestrgrtrng a helrcopter accrdent It seems that Judrth Asbell has wrapped her copter blades around a telephone post She was prlotrng one of Raymond Allens famous jet propelled helrcopters Raymond rs the only competr tor to Dave Bartletts multrmrllron dollar helrcopter busmess Kerth Armstrong rs a successful engrneer and rs now con srderrng movrng to Indra where hrs harem wrll be legal Soon after graduatrng from hrgh school Vrvran Barley became famous as a model and made mrllrons As we turn the machme on Jerry Allen we frnd hrm makrng love to the beautrful herress Panela Van Scoft John Bellush rs corchrng basketball at Mrlan Bucks term hrd a tough trme takrng the state thrs year oan Benham rs head nurse at Methodrst Hosprtal and Man' does she grvc those patrents a rough trme' Jacquelrne Bey ers Patty Bradford and Evelyn Brewer are all topnotch secretarres wrth the new Atomrc Energy Burldrng Drck Branson rs drrvrng the old Honey Krust Bakery truck H now has the best route rn town Beacane and Dave have settled down rn that lrttle cottage just outsrde of town the patter of lrttle feet has worn a prth all the way around rt Upon turnrng the vrsron scope to Oolrtrc we found a srght not altogether unexpected A new tonsorral parlor has been establrshed behrnd Poonres The srgn reads Clet s Cat Cuts Bob Hedrrek rnd Morrrs Hoole have taken over the Ford Helrcopter agency rn Bedford They say Wed grve em awry but our wrves won t let us Mrs Betty Jackson rs very happy wrth her frve chrldren runnrng around the housc Mrrx Two gun Haw kms has just been re elected Lrwrencc Co Sherrff Although she rs the frrst woman sherrff rn these parts she has proved herself very popular by defertrng seventeen candrdates rn the last electron In sunny Florrda our scope frnds George Zrnk wrnnrng hrs second U S Open Champronshrp He states Eh? hah how about dat' A new TN comedrenne rs Carolyn Wrllrams who re plrced Martha Rave rn the summer of 58 and just hung on from then trll now ohn McMrllen mrllronarre mrnager of Phrlco has just completed the rnventron of a Hydrogen engrne for hrs plrnts Srndrr Mrller rs hrs secretary Stanlcy Wrlder rs dcputy sherrff of Lawrence County servrng under 2 gun Haw kms jrmes Nelson rs completrng hrs frfth year as head bas ketball coach of Prolr Hrgh School Thrs past season has been qurte successful for the Ramblers Don McPrke and hrs wrfe Roberta are takrng lrfe easy Don rs chref engrneer for General Motors Maryann McPrke has forgotten that mrllronarre she hoped to marry and rs teachrng Commerce at Technrcal Hrgh School rn Indranapolrs Judy Mount rs playrng frrst trombone rn Phrl Sprtalnys all grrl orchestra Buds Funeral Home rs now offerrng a specral lay a way plan Hrs slogan rs Specral Rates for old Classmates Patsy Hubbard rs celebratrng her fourteenth weddrng annrversary Koert Hughes rs celebratrng the tenth annr versary of the four mrnute mrle he ran for Fort Lee Elune Ingle rs a secretrry rn the Earth Drvrsron of the Interplanetory Express Corporatron Harold Ira has just won the world s mrddlewerght boxrng champronshrp Emery ackson rs drrectrng the mrnrng of uranrum on Mars ames Endrrs holds the lrghtwerght champronshrp of the world wrth a record of 100 knockouts rn as many frghts Carol Ann Johnson rs the head of the nursrng staff at Dunn Memorral Hosprtal Carolyn Fultz rs secretary to a mrnrng frrm rn New York Crty Tom Fender has become presrdent of the Soerety of Mod ern Cave Men and srts rn hrs offree all day long tootrng on hrs French horn Brll Gabbert rs plannrng a rowrng exhrbrtron across the Atlantrc Ocean He wrll use Gordon Emery to barl for rm Bob George and Eddre Kerth are famous celebrrtres from the Englrsh stage where they are wrdely known for therr rmpersonatrons of Wrnston Churchrll and the Duke of Wrndsor Rowena George rs assrstant manager at the G 8C R Clothrng Shops I see Marlene Casada happrly marrred to George Zrnk Marrlyn Chambers rs rn Washrngton D C servrng as secretary to one of the Indrana Senators Connre Chambers rs happrly marrred lrvrng rn Indranapo lrs She works part trme as a comptometer operator rn the offrces of one of the large plants rn the crty Donna Chastarn rs a nurse rn the offree of a famous surgeon rn New York Crty Mary Ann Chestnut frnally decrded she would lrke to be a secretary so she rs workrng rn the offree of one of the frne young bachelors rn town Darrell Conner rs the manager of the Mrnneapolrs Lakers and dorng just as well as he drd for good old B H S Sue Conolty gave her heart and hand to a frne young man a few years ago and now has two strapprng young sters Betty Turner rs the busy secretary for a large busr ness frrm rn the East Bob Turprn after servrng a ten year hrtch wrth the St Lours Cardrnals has taken up carpentry work and rnterror decoratrng Mary Frances Xrncent after spendrng several years at nurses trarnrng schools rs now a prrvate nurse Rose Webster has her own beauty salon and rs servrng some of Hollywood s leadrng movre stars Jack Owens rs the A number one crgarette tester for Lrggett and Myers Co down rn South Carolrna We hear he gets along qurte well wrth those Southern belles Edward Pannell rm Perkrns and jrm Porter have just opened therr hot rod customrzrng shop on East S0 Bust ness prospects look good Rheta Porter was recently made superrntendent of per sonnel at Crane Naval Ammunrtron Depot Angelo Papa rs now owner and chref cook at Papas Old Italran Spaghettr and Meatball House on J Street on the west srde of the square ' ' 0 'I 4 4 f Pl Jw A v , - p ,- v . , J . ,, . .. . . . - - . . - v 3 , v , L 5 1 . . - fr r n - . . . - u ys - . ,, . 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I j , , . . . . n f y , a Orvrlle ones was such a competent stagehand for Mrs Chandler that he rs now one of Hollywood s foremost scenrc drreetors Rosemarre Kennedy rs acclarmed throughout the world as the second Florence Nrghtrngale Ianet Krng rs the owner of the enormous Royal Dough nut Shop It rs reported that they make the holrest doughtnuts to be found anywhere Gerald Klattes Soda Shop rs where all of the sweet toothed B H S students can be found devourmg everythrng from tootre frurtre rce cream to quadruple banana splrts Iames Kress rs the MC of that famous New York Qurzz Show Foolrsh Questrons Marrlyn Lee owns a charn of Super Duper Food Markets from Calrfornra to New York Roger Lewrs left for the moon rn hrs space shrp the day rfter graduatron and he lrked rt so well he decrded to stay We notrce Patty Haley busy at a desk She rs a lady rn demand as she rs now the head of the Youth rn her church and also for Southern Indrana Judrth Hardman rs teachrng at Gary Hrgh and rs head of the Commereral Department Drck and Barbara Goodrn are seen drrvrng on a lovely afternoon wrth therr three chrldren It seems that Drck has advanced to the top of an engmeermg company and they ve taken the day to celebrate Shrrley Gossman Veros rs busy domg the evenrng drshes She has frnally retrred from her secretarral career and rs now keeprng house for Dr Angelo and therr frve chrldren Sue Gregory May and Ronnre have decrded to move back to Bedford Terre Haute just wasn t home and Ron me s educatron rs completed Sue wrll soon become assrstant manager of our local bakery Alrce Groves has long ago found the secret of how not to make errors rn bookkeeprng and we see her busy at work as the top accountant rn a large frrm rn Indranapolrs james Brrtt rs now zoommg up and down Broadway as qurte the playboy It seems that he made a mrllron by wrnnrng the Irrsh Sweepstakes shortly after berng gradu ated from Indrana State Teachers College Elvrs Brown has not yet achreved hrs ambrtron he lacks S1 50 of berng a brllronarre Nancy Brown rs prrvate secretary for .1 multr mrllron Roy Bundy rs rn South Afrrca overseerng the openrng of a new dramond mme jerry Burton was so very success ful that he novs has hrs own establrshment trarnrng trlv elrng salesmen We srw Frank Crrter walkrng the streets of Chrcago twrrlrng a key charn around hrs frnger md mumblrng lm 1 real gone cat We found Sandra Harrrs rn llorrda operatrng 1 brllron dollar hotel busmess Nancy jo Cox seems to be busy at home and lends occasronal comfort to Sue Crane who rs strll wartrng for somebody to graduate from Purdue Robert Cunnrngham rs rn charge of constructron of the new Fxtra Super Drxre Trarlway whrch shortens the trrp from Chrcago to Florrda by srx mrnutes and thrrty two seconds Lyndel DeFord rs the grrl genrus of the year havrng rn vented a harrsprrng trrgger for the newest Super Hydrogen Bomb Davrd Drshman has made a fortune burldrng na tronally advertrsed brrd houses Frances Duncan rs the fastest woman swrmmer to swrm the Englrsh Channel Floated half the way she grrns Larry Pugh has a monopoly on the plasterrng busmess rn Indrana and he has srx sons who wrll take over after Larry retrres Kenny Rarnes ushers rn hrs ovxn theater rn Neva York rn the Summer and then works rn one of hrs other theaters rn Florrda durrng the Wmter Beverly Rrley worked rn Thornton Park Pool so many summers durrng her hrgh school years that she has taken rt up as a career rn Florrda she owns 12 swrmmrng pools now Dwrght Prewrtt and Max Reynolds pooled thcrr ron! mrllrons and now own 1 large fleet of racrng crrs powered wrth jet engrnes W rlmr Schoffstrll decrded that a career rn marrrage was best surted so she went to Calrfornra and marrred a movre star fMorrrsj Davrd Sears has become a drummer and has trken Gene Krupa s place rs top drummer rn the natron He got a lot of practrce rn the Army by beatrng out tunes on drshpans whrle on K P duty janet Shotts rs happrly marrred to a General rn the Unrted States Army Donnabelle Smrth has marrred a tall dark and handsome personage from Georgra whom she met frve years ago jack Srmmons has followed rn hrs father s footsteps and become a polrceman He has been marrred seven years and rs rarsrng hrs own polrce force Walter Smrth after graduatrng from IU as one of the top screntrsts rn the natron rs srttrng rn hrs smog filled laboratory daydreamrng and starrng off rnto space What s her name Walt? Olrver Stepp rs srttrng on hrs porch watchrng the lrttle Stepps play rn the yard He has been assrstant basketball coach of a northern Indrana hrgh school for four years and wrll take the place of the regular coach next year john Todd rs truant officer for Bedford Schools He has brought 455 juvenrles to rmprove therr ways through hrs rmpressrve lectures Sue Todd teaches band rn B H S and has 105 mem bers' Sara Trueblood rs a retrred woman mrllronarre and you can see her drrvrng around rn her Cadrllac Convertrble every day john Tovey rs head professor of geography at l U Drn True rs modeling fur coats for 1 Fur Company rn Paulr Thomrs rs speech drrector at I U Seems she won some oratorrcrl contest up there and they srgned her to a frfteen ye1r contrrct Murrel Tanksley and Prrscrlla Tanks ley have establrshed 1 secretarral trarnrng school Mrrtha Swrtzer rs happrly marrred and lrvrng rn Mrtchell They are now burldrng the future backheld for Mrtchell s eleven Crrol Wrllrrms rs lrvrng happrly rn .1 New York pent house on 1 grgrntrc srlrry pard to her by Lee NVrllrams who rs the number one hep cat prano player on the NBC tele vrsron netvx ork He has taken Lrberace s place and has the same rnnoeent smrle as hrs predecessor He rs plannrng to rnvent a prano wrth one key for the mrllrons of rllrterates rn musre who would lrke to rmrtate hm Howard Lrva rs rn Hollywood playrng hrs trumpet for MGM Shrrley Lone rs chref trarner for all TXVA hostesses Drve Mathews rs 1 forest rmger rn the st te of XV sh rngton Srghted and stopped IS frres lrst yerr Iohn MeCul lough rs a famous tackle on the Clevelrnd Browns Senator jack McKnrght rs head of a sub commrttee rn vestrgatrng subversive leaks rn Boulder D m Hrs twrn Phyllrs rs seen keeprng busy electroneerrng for jack s next electron Well well Tucson srghed as the scope flrckered to dullness after completrng rts tour Busy lrttle crovsd aren t we? . , g .Y . .7 I I . . : , . 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I .. ,, - , - 7 U . . . - . .. - V , ' Y . . . . ,, CLASS WILL We the Senrors of the Class of S4 belrevrng ourselves to be of sound mrnd and sprrrt do hereby wrll to the under classmen the followrng rtems hoprng they vrrll make as good use of them as we drd jerry Allen wrlls hrs seat rn trrg clrss to some unsuspect mg unror Raymond Allen offers hrs prtchrng technrques to jerry Blackburn Kerth Armstrong leaves hrs love for all grrls to some yunror who wrll use rt surtably judr Asbell has decrded to take john McMrllen wrth her but wrlls her musrc abrlrty to Suzy Gunther X rvran Barley presents her pleasrng personalrty and quret manner to Jean Hardman Phrl Barlowe thrnks Don Smrth has earned the rrght to take hrs place rn the trumpet sectron of the band A good seat rn the frrst row of the Block B rs bequeathed by Dave Bartlett to some deservrng underclassman who rs wrllrng to yell as much as he drd Bucky Bellush grves Becky to the underclassmen rf they can get her oan Benham leaves her typewrrter for Krtty Murray rn the hope that someday she wrll be able to use rt for com munrcatron wrth rm Jacqualrne Beyers bequeaths her seat rn typrng class to anyone who wants rt Patty Bradford wrlls her seat rn any of her classes to anyone who can use them profrtably BHS Evelyn Brewer bestows her quret manner upon Mary Nell Drckrnson Beacane Brmer leaves her neatness to Kay Mayo Jrm Brrtt decrded he would lrke to take everythrng he got from hrgh school wrth hrm Elvrs Brown leaves hrs abrlrty to work hard at anythrng he trres to Tommy Carver Nancy Brown leaves her cheer leadrng abrlrty to Becky May and her pep and sprrrt to B H S students Roy Bundy offers hrs screntrfrc mrndedness and subtle humor to Charlre Conner Jerry Burton leaves hrs lrttle Hrllman to George Grlbert and he hopes that George can get rt to run Ralph Canada presents hrs terrrfrc hook shot to Suede Herr and hrs knack of always berng late to anyone crazy enough to take rt Frank Carter offers hrs nrckname Slrck to Butch Hackney rn the hope that he wrll not be soon forgotten Marlene Casada leaves her place on the honor roll to Larry Orr and her part rn the plays to Elrzabeth Jourdan Marrlyn Chambers says goodbye to B H S and takes her love for Butch Pless wrth her Som Chambers wrlls her effrcrent manner to Helen Bey ers and her neatness to Rhea Jean Crrpe Donna Chastarn leaves her abrlrty to get out of school to Becky May Maryann Chestnut wrlls her long harr to Ann Prrce Darrell Conner bequeaths the really hard job as student manager to Drckre Crarg Sue Conalty bestows upon some hard workrng junror her place rn journalrsm class Nancy Jo Cox leaves her swell school sprrrt to ean Ann Wrllrams Sue Crane leaves her abrlrty to get along wrth teachers to all underelassmen Bob Cunnrngham leaves hoprng that Marrlyn wrll be farthful to hrm Lyndell DeFord bequeaths her quret effrcrent ways to any student who wrll use them to advantage Davrd Drshman bestows hrs artrstrc abrlrty to the future students of Mrs Frank Frances Duncan leaves her cheerful personalrty to Peggy Brown Gordon Emery offers Kay Mayo to any rnterested under classman and hrs quret Pj vorce to Pat Frtzgrbbon rm Endrrs presents hrs dark wavy harr to Norman Frddler Tom Fender leaves Mary Ruth Hartman to whatever fate may awart her Carolyn Fultz wrlls her hard work rn shorthand to some student who needs rt Brll Gabbert throws hrs Key Club Football Award rnto the freld for the team to frght over Bob George rs strll rerorcrng over the loss of hrs seat rn Health and Safety class so he rs just leavrng Rowena George leaves her pleasrng personalrty to Inez Hostettler and her shortness to Carole Wagoner Drck Goodrn rs just prayrng to get out so he wont bother to leave anythrng except hrs permanent place rn the Shop Burldrng Shrrley Gossman leaves her commercral abrlrty to her srster and her place rn trrg class to some brave soul Sue Gregory offers ackre Rowe her pretty eyes rn the hope that she wrll put them to good use Alrce Groves grves her seat rn Mr Snyder s fourth hour sessron to any hard workrng sophomore Pat Haley grves her seat rn Home Room 27 to some stu dent who lrkes to study rn home room Judrth Hardman presents her excellent shorthand abrlrty to Jo Roberts Mary Lou Havs krns bestows her posrtron on the Proneer staff to any sophomore who desrres rt Sandy Harrrs wrlls her frrendlrness to Rhea Jean Crrpe Bob Hedrrck leaves hrs permanent posrtron rn Mr Barnes gym class to Bob Holzhause Morrrs Hoole bequeaths hrs seat rn Amerrcan Lrt class to some sophomore who thrnks he can get out of there rn one year s trme Betty Hubbard wrlls her abrlrty to keep her man to Ann Hall Patsre Hubbard leaves her blond harr to Carolyn Chas tarn Koert Hughes leave hrs good rrght arm to anyone who asprres to prtch for the Cutter baseball team Elarne Ingle grres Trr Hr Y to somebody else to beat therr brarns out or er next year , - Q , 1 . . - . . . 1 - n , , . . J 1 1 1 1 1 , - 7 , A I I s Dick Branson presents Nancy Sheiks to the wolves of . . . . . ' , 1 , J ' ' ' D . . . l , . . V . . , . ' ' ' u sm ' ' , . . . . . , ' ' ll ' I! U , . , - . . V Harold Ira and Emery Jackson decrded they would wrl lrngly grve therr home room selts up next yerr srnce they won t be needrng them Carol Ann johnson presents her commercrrl abrlrty to Krtty Murray hoprng she wrll m rke good use of rt Orvrlle Jones decrded he would leave hrs football abrlrty to Ed Smrth Eddre Kerth leaves hrs motor scooter to anyone who lrv es a long way from school Rosemarre Kennedy bequeaths her fine vorce to Ianrce Martrn Janet Krng grv es her abrlrty to get out of school at mrd term to anyone who needs rt erry Klatte presents hrs abrlrty rn Industrral Arts to Eddre Nrlson Jrm Kress offers hrs curly harr to Butch Pless Marrlyn Lee leaves her flrrtatrous ways to Mary Kay Trueblood Roger Lewrs eouldn t thrnk of any thrng he would lrke to lerve so he decrded he would just leave Howard Lrva leaves hrs trumpet to any member of the band who can use rt but he takes hrs love for Suzy wrth rm Shrrlev Lone takes her rournalrstre abrlrtv wrth her and leaves Dave Matthews leaves hrs hot Burck to Steve Buck wrth the provrsron that Steve doesn t drrve rt too reeklessly Bobby Ann McClanahan leaves her pretty red harr to Mary jane Hobson john McCullough grves hrs posrtron at tackle on the football team to Jerry Todd aek McKnrght leaves hrs sert rn Mrss New soms home room to any one who wants to rorn the posse Phvllrs McKnrght s abrlrty to make up her back work rs bestow ed upon anyone w ho needs rt Iohn McMrllen wrlls the presrdency of The Mob Chrrlre Schrerber Don McPrke as ambassador of good wrll for The Mob brds a fond adreu to B H S for the senror members Maryrnn McPrke bequeaths her hard work rn the Soeral Studres Club and all her other actrvrtres to all the students ofB H S Sandra Mrller wrshes to present her curly hur to Phyllrs Lake Judy Mount s vorce goes to Mrrlene Murray Bud Murray grves the keys of the Key Club to Pat Frtz grbbon jrm Nelsons jump shot and reboundrng abrlrty go to Jerry Leaf jack Owens would lrke for hrs bass drum to go to jrmmy Shaver Ed Pannell hopes that someday a star studded student wrll come to B H S who can play the brss drum as well as he drd Angr Papa leaves her abrlrty not to be able to get book keeprng to some unlucky student rm Perkrns rs gettrn out whrle the gettrns good rm Porter bestows hrs seat rn physres class upon oe Mason Rheta Porter leaves her shortness to Fay Butler Dwrght Prewrtt hopes that Bob Motsrnger wrll be able to use some of hrs abrlrtres as end on the football team Lrrry Iugh would lrke for LrN erne Hrekney to hrve hrs herght rf he wants rt Kenny Rarnes presents hrs quret m rnner to lrm Moser Nllx Reynolds lcrv cs hrs Studebrker for someone else to mess wrth Beverly Rrley bestows her sert rn chorus elrss to Lrndr Covey Wrlnaa Schoffstrll grv es her sert rn the Bloek B to some one who w rll yell rs hard rs she drd but she trkes her love for Morrrs wrth her Drve Se rrs leaves hrs eh rrm frnd lrnej to Gene Drvrs met Shotts decrded she would lerve her rbrlrty to trlk a lot to Elrzabeth Merrell rck Srmmons rs lervrng wrth the hope of never return rn Donnabelle Smrth takes her lrttle self rnd gently dep rts leavrng her place rn shorthrnd elrss to Mrrrlyn Grubb Walter Smrth wrlls hrs drv wrt to Harold lnm rn Olrver Stepp leaves hoprng that none of our future mth letes wrll have rs mueh trouble wrth rnjurres rs he drd Mrrthr Swrtzer bequerths her good attrtude tow ard the terehers to Sandrr Irekson Murrel Tankslev would lrke to lerve her rttrtude rnd h rd work to all B H S students Prrscrlla Tanksley would lrke to present her rbrlrty to hold her man to some junror w ho needs rt Prulr Thomas lerves her drrmatrc abrlrty to Mary Ruth Hartmrn and her wonderful sehool sprrrt rnd hrrd work rn most actrvrtres to anyone who thrnks she can hrndle them rll Mrtchell Sue Todd leaves her plree rn the band to some student who wrnts to work hrrd enough to get rt ohn Tov ey hrtes to thrnk about rt but he guesses some body else wrll hrve to hrul the guys to rll the brsketbrll games Dm True donrtes hrs eurly loeks to Don Albretz Srrr Trueblood offers to some eonscrentrous student her sueeess rn the lnnurl magrzrne sales Betty Turner lerves her nertness rnd blond lr rrr to Helen Zrnk Bob Turprn presents to the boys of Bedford Hrgh rll hrs p st romances Mary Frances Vrncent lelv es hoprng that future ehemrs trv students vv rll hrve rt easrer th rn she drd Rose Webster leaves Ioyee ohnson rn possessron of the book called Secrets of Skrpprng School jerry Werr hereby leaves hrs love of scrence to Chrrles Schrerber and hrs pessrmrstre outlook on lrfe to rnyone crazy enough to want rt Strnlev XVrlder grvcs hrs speed to Roger Kopp Crrol Wrllrams bestows her dark harr upon Ettr Mre Ch mbers Carolyn Wrllranrs leaves her drnerng abrlrtv to Betty o Shaw Lee Xkrllrams bequeaths hrs stvle at the key board to Bobby Lee George Zrnk presents hrs skrll rn the screnee lrb to Lrrrv Peterson In fact we all leave ' w V ', A V 7 V ' . 1 . e V , V. 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