Bedford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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The Bedford High School chapter of Key Club Inter- national, the first to be organized in Indiana, had its origin in 1945 under Mr. I. M. McFadden. Under the sponsorship of the local Kiwanis Club, the purpose of Key Club is to perform services to the school and the community. Some of the worthwhile projects undertaken by the thirty members of Key Club have been the donation of baskets for the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas, helping with the Heart Fund Drive, and the presenta- tion of a $25 Bond to the Senior Boy who has made the greatest contribution to the school and the com- munity. In addition to the annual Father-and-Son Banquet, each year Key Club holds two appreciation dances in honor of the basketball and football teams, at which the Most Valuable Player awards are presented. As a money raising project, the enterprising members of Key Club sell peanut brittle. KEY CLUB OFFICERS Busily preparing for the Peanut Brittle sale are Gene Emerson, presi- dent; Gary Sipes, secretary; Ralph Sanders, vice-president; Jerry Jack- son, treasurer; and Air. Hartman, sponsor. THE KEY CLUB KEY KEY CLUB MEMBERS ROW 1: Gene Emerson. Jerry Jackson. ROW .?.- Ralph Sanders. Gus Sipes. Steve Williams. Danny Jeffries. ROW 3: Larry Cassidy. Jim Tirey, Jim Edmonds. Peter Phillips. Jim Wray, Jim Wilson. Sam Osborn. Mike Londermilk, John Leahy. Mike Woods. Ray Chenault. ROW -t: Vic Beretta, Mr. Hartman. Dave Ken worthy, Fred Fields. Gar) Dickinson, David Bell. John Noe, Terry Blackwood, Bill Scheid. Steve Harris, Dave Ci pps. ROW 5: Inn Montavon, Ralph Lowery. ROW 6; Jim Bellush. 19

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS I I II TO RIGHT: Mr. Moon, sponsor; Susan Bair, secretary-treasurer; Luke Mooneybam, president; Bob Canada, vice-president. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne Szatkouski, secretary-treasurer; Steve Harris, president; Dale Chase, vice-president; Mr. Warren Wagner, sponsor. UNDERCLASS LEADERS The underclass officers have been busy planning money-making projects to finance their junior and senior activities. The highlight of the sophomore year was the selecting and ordering of class rings, which will arrive early in the 1962 school year. The freshman class has even fewer activities than the sophomore class. The officers have been diligently trying to become oriented in the duties connected with the representation of their class. Both the sophomore and freshman officers have charge of collecting class dues, an important source of income. PERSEVERE Anonymous The fisher who draws in his net too soon, Won't have any fish to sell; The child who shuts up his book too soon, Won't learn any lessons well. If you would have your learning stay, Be patient — don't learn too fast; The man who travels a mile each day, May get round the world at last. — From McG tffey's Third 1 (.,k i WORK WHILE YOU WORK Anonymous Work while you work, Play while you play; One thing each time, That is the way. All that you do, Do with your might; Things done by halves Are not done right. — From McG rffey's Primer 18

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THE PIONEER Fifty years ago, in 19 11, The Pioneer was intro- duced to the students of Bedford High School. Through the years since, the annual has grown and has been improved with each year's book bettering the last. With the opening of school each fall, The Pioneer staff begins its preparation for the year-book. At this time, new members join the staff, arc assigned to their positions, and start their work on the annual. To finance The Pioneer , advertisements are sold and refreshment stands are maintained at all the home basketball games. BUSINESS STAFF STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Eleanor Frump, Judy Tindal. Nanci Sears Jane Dunbar, fall) Howard, Jimmy Chambers, Candee Boone. SEATED: Larry Smith. The staff members of The Pioneer work diligently throughout the year to make their year-book an inter- esting and treasured souvenir to all the students of Bedford High. EDITORIAL STAFF STANDING UTT TO RIGHT: Mar-, Ellin Motion, Suit Woblfdd, Sandy Enters. Gay George. Linda Roach. Linda Bly. Sattndra Jeffries. Diana Somen, Barbara Tou r. Jattui Sullivan, I'am Sallee. Naomi Glenn. Camille Godsey. SEATED: Dianne Pountaine, co-editor; Urr) Smith, co-editor; Brenda Beyers. Sari Hard. This pafie is sponsored by JOHNSON'S CREAMERY COMPANY 20