Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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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

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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

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