Bedford High School - Talisman Yearbook (Temperance, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1960 volume:

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SALTER Advisor PRt Q ' DICK PAYNE JERRY SALTER Sports Editor Photo Editor GIL WAGONER Business Manager SUE KRONK IRENE MORSE Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Ni Mr. Arthur Moschke, High School Principal, and Mr. Charles Scheltemo Superintendent of Schools, discuss Cl problem of interest. 1 v 1- ' -f- .. .carp I., Such leadership and cooperation make Bedford ca high school worthy of ils place in This progressive communily. cc I Mrs. Troxel, new to Bedford, looks positively ardent as she mixes something for her chemistry stu- dents. This comely teacher is de- scribed by her physics students as a real whiz, A picture of Mr. Wheeler without his briefcase would be like a tri- angle without a base. Looks as if he has his math papers all cor- rected. ' Coach and boys' gym instructor, Mr. Kelly seems to find science class a pure joy. He also organized and directed intramural noon hour sports this year. MATH AND SCIENCE With great ease and calm, Mrs. Rohloff explains why x plus y can't equal a plus b. We bet she doesn't find general math as calm as this algebra class. We doubt Mrs. Mortemore saw anything more attractive in that microscope than her biology students see every day. Agree? Cosines, equations, proofs - are these the inner thoughts that give Mr. Bergman that quizzical ex- pression? He is also athletic direc- lOl'. We sincerely trust that Mrs. Gordon's sec- ond year typing students find typing as pleasurable as their attractive teacher seems to find it. When not teaching typing and bookkeeping, Mrs. Gordon assists counselor Wigent. BUSINESS ..u. xp- wr g. iff: ,f:7' , . fs, - f r-. , 1. ,gg ', X ,. it if A-, , ,. Mrs. Whitesell relaxes in the teachers' lounge One wonders how she can seem so alert and vibrant after a session with all the office ma chines going at once. Her shorthand students find Mrs. Whitesell an interesting personality Mrs. Phelps has lust arrived to teach busi- ness to her freshmen, and by the expres- sion on her face, we think she enioys her class as much as the students do-on sec- ond thought, is she coming or going? UV f . Evidently personal typing students must learn to wield a screw driver. Comes natural to Mrs. Eisenman as she seems to have her eye on something besides her work. Could it be sixth hour typing students '? Mrs. Eisenman also teaches business English. The camera caught Mrs. Salter reading from Holmes' -famous Autocrat to her iunior literature students. Speech, iournal- ism, and senior English are also on her agenda. She is advisor to the paper and annual staffs. We do not know what she does in her spare time. We especially prize this picture because Miss Golembiewski is seldom as relaxed as this when in the library. Though small, our library is always in good order thanks to Miss UG. Freshmen, also, find her a very interesting and efficient English teacher. ,ls Even at leisure an English teacher corrects endless papers-in a thoughtful manner Mrs. Tussing separates the grain from the chaff. Mrs. Tussing also teaches world history and is sponsor of Bedford's very active Art Club. v - New to our staff this year, Mr. McCarberry finds junior English a challenging subiect- however, we wonder why he is standing so meditatively iust outside the door. Mr. Mc- Carberry is especially interested in Little Theater, and has appeared in several plays this season in Toledo's Little Repertoire Theater. Shades of Cleopatra, Caesar still has it good. Evidently Miss Kams is giving her Latin class a lesson on Roman background. ls she, perhaps, checking his dentures? The bulletin boards in the French room are always highly entertaining and interesting. Here Miss Goldberg poses ready to begin the French lesson. We were sorry to lose her at the close of first semester. Cupid was our rival. Q is This comely Spanish and English teacher, Miss Sweet, is new to Bed- ford this year, and iudging from this photo, she likes us as well as we like her. LANGUAGES - A M 5 ,.,........,c cc.. K -W-sr- W l an S l sf ,if . aw. Mrs. McDonald teaches French and ninth grade English. She was new on our faculty second semester, and we find her a very pleasing and worthwhile addition, and we hear by the grapevine that she likes us very much too. . . sxsssi-X-. Sewing can be fun, and it is for those who are in Miss Mowry's classes. Not only does she keep the girls in stitches, but she also teaches sophomore English. VOCATIONS Miss Felsted teaches senior home economics, and from the looks of this refrigerator, there's been something cooking, and it's time to go to market. Mr. Eyler is setting up a proiect for his drafting students. lf his expression surprises you, we hasten to add that he is also keeping on eye on study hall, vu hog? K Teaching ag. is his meat. lf you do not be- lieve us, take a look at the background. Director of Future Farmers of America, Mr. Struble has one of the most active groups in the state. His farm forum group won the district meet, and one of his students placed first in public speaking in the district, also. We sincerely trust that Mr. Derrer is getting this mallet to demonstrate its use to the shop class and not to use it himself. New to Bedford this year, Mr. Derrer is already one of us-well-liked by students and faculty. 5-A , M 3 K Q , X Qi , 5 girls f 3 Q, X . l 3 Q Each day, Mr. Wolodzko drives up and down the roads with drivers' training students. lt seems he is a bit skeptical about the next load, doesn't it? He also teaches math. As counselor, Mr. Wigent gives his attention to a seemingly very profound problem--judging from the look on his face. A teacher who enjoys teach- ing, Mr. Wigent insists on teaching Biology part of each day, even though he is so busy coun- seling. R Ts, .Y 25 l Mr. Starn, director of transportation, also teaches drivers' training. He seems calm as he stands near the trophy case awaiting a call. 59' Z Evidently the camera caught Mrs. Chapman during her free period, but look at that stack of grade cards ready to be made or marred. Must be an awful lot of econ. students. LUUNL. I L EUl.lNClL .6-.,,,,,.....-Q You would never believe that Mrs. Freiheit had taught girls' gym all morning if you glimpsed her so vibrantly teaching senior government fifth and sixth hour. Here she is explaining the United Nations. SOCIAL STUDIES We bet Mr. Hale is one of those people who can fold a road map with no effort at all. Here he shows the American History class where to find what. He also coaches basket- ball. Government takes on life and meaning when the teacher is as interested as Mrs. Johnson seems to be in this picture. Look at the pile of papers to be corrected. She is also advisor to the Inter-Club Council and to the cheer- leaders. Strike up the band says Mr. Holmes, direc- tor of Bedford's lOO piece marching band. He also directs all our concert bands. MUSIC Let's all sing like the birdies sing, says Mrs. Jobe fo her first hour choir. Mrs. Jobe also Teaches public school music. CAUGHT BY THE CANDID CAMERA HERE AND THERE wk' Q. -s 'ss 'I3 T Mrs. Cooper MFS. fs. Mews ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES M SchooI's outl Chcrgel I After ihe Purgel Mrs. McDonald ioins the High Principal Maschke waves his cares goodbye. Down on 'he farm F B L A no S FRESHMEN 'gt ra, a 9 , , 'til y K 'J QC , 'le L., 'NW x f-'J WL. me Q 1 As molten pig iron is poured into on open hearth in the formation of steel, iust so is the lava of learning ready for your open minds. Your future is yours to mold into an acceptable life. I5 .aw .31 nw J :bq . 5 'ffl . flu-ms. L iiahm-I -' L uf LIINEIS.. - fans. 2 Q 2. 55 5 pow? . .l i . d L . .ww .. 4 9. y ff' 7' XX .X A ,,. ff . . .N . :lf X '53 F J-all .sl - ll x f 'J. fp L . . xg. 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Assemblies and after-the-game dances are two of the favorite student activities. 2:45. Spacious corridor, where art thou? Mad rush enow? However, at times we are in a mood to study. Even Jim will study if one allows him to be in complete comfort. Progress being made in a serenely quiet study. hall. Sixth hour, too. H 0 ES Y U5 from on r T MQQMKQTQ ., 1 rw r 'QA f . . ,M A h , 'K s - - E I Af? hearth steel, flows ingot mBlds, o for osnew ideq molds beauty and blessedness ever onword bnd upward. I .1-mm. , ulkwi -Y J ,m4,W -- New gp ,. . ,,, ,, 5-we 'J 'D A Gr -ii! ,W .0 . 'Q' 3 N. X i ' I .. 0 A X f K S 1 i 1 ,sq As.. an . JP , Cfgg Q r J ' . i J DDCJ Q . ', Sk s ,V sf, Zl,uf5! 45 Q. ig, N. J1 -4' . -0 . .WU sr .,,7... . V... . H Wig 2 A lil 24 -. , ,f, ,yi -A ' J QV 15' wie . ,S NE if fre.. 4 ijt Q: ,AV 7 A A f .f 2 J T mi W. ' , eugriga -.. , z Li 5 -' : sf . lx Q .x 4. P . g g . J 9? . we - wb 1... 1.1.1.9 Y' Ci if 'AV f 'AA' .s e :gk E .jxf 7 Jggk A J H 5: M f iis 1 .- . 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Swcrlz G. Swisher B. Szymonski in . it A -his 3 ..., E fi 3-mar -k.V 1. .4 we 5 aim' 8 .Q , an , . ,X .vi A FQ i W .Q dnwfkg i3 . 5 ., y . Am ,, Ai is ,M i -Z M ,W '15 ,, , , Fl S' Q 'N - . 3? 1' j, 1 NW, ,,.- 15. ,.:-,. - , wiv! gain ::: in 1 X r' ' . , : ga W ' tal l , 'V 'Qi vw ' 9' l le rf . ig . yy ,, .sw A very studious class is this one of Study the various expressions Miss Mowry's. Evidently English can on the faces of these world be absorbing. history students, and you see history in the making. terity. K. Thomas J. Thompson M. Trabbic J. Trapp A. Trutt B. Turner A. Turski B. VanNostrand D. VanTassell E. VanTassell D. Vogel W. Ward B. Ware R. Watkins C. Webber W. Webster M. Werdehoff W. Werner M, Wernert R. Westley T. Westover G. Whipple M. White L. Whitt M. Weiderhold B. Wiegand K. Woodcock S. Wunder D. Yeager B. Yocum Mrs. Mortemore's biology stu- dents are unaware they are being photographed for pos- OFFICERS a 3, in 5 I. to r. Paul Barnhart, Presidentg Karen Stiles, Vice President, Frances Krosschell, Secretary: Leilani Grosfeffon, Treasurer. ADVISORS si 3 S Mrs. Virginia Eisenman Mr. James Wheeler Q 5 A 5.2 . . ,,., mi., ...W K' M -J ,W 6. f G.-. A 1 fs-f, . ' f - -s '- QP 'M' OR wwf wa' 2. . ,K fm. ., J --. wig? .,v Nm.. x, Hun... Wu Y V Z ml I .-.... f 3 -5. 'nik , . 1 Q, lf 'Q 3' f c . ...QW ' i ,,,., i r . 31?-T' -ws fp'- J 'i ' ' iim A XF F . :. ..,, lb ' lg . -. ls? . . S -:'-- ., .. A7 J ,,,.,.q.k:i.Vg,i .M M K, - 5 . fm, if iff . 'li ,W ii A 2 JK .am 1 A 4' Y Aki' rl' M Q 5 by 4 . wx, X... X X f -js-N-.ieff .1 'il -an 13 Q fin 1 3 ns, 5' 4' Q QQ. Q... is -143 3 . -1 Q.. 'WV W' 13: ' -. ' ' lg H4 A Y Y' P7 ...LL 7. ,Q I ,HMQLSJ J '?Q.LX,. iff ...Mk 9 39? -H h z fl! J . ,, fa ,r ,f: ..,. , , A.. . K, qw. .vi-af-'v'r'n -wi -'S' vp? ws ...:.f:f::-:.?:Q4Q.o.':. .4 RWE H . :i ff ,K s.r JJ.. ' ,, Y' 5' 5 Q 433' X 5 . -. fi T13 In P IF' gf 1 .Y Lg i l ? - A , S. nn i lv A P . A lr jf ff l is 5 12 :,h, is NSA 'W . wwf ii .1 EE . lv ww T Q, F 5 P54 J si .X K , .. ,.,,.,X N- -A Q f'- B. Adams J. Adams R. Adams M. Alexander J. Allore R. Andrews W. Bagley P. Baller! R. Barnelle E. Beard T. Bell B. Boggs l. Boslwick W. Boslwick M. Brown R. Brown B. Bruner R. Brunl D. Brushaber R. Brushaber R. Burkharl D. Burwell A. Byers D. Cairl S. Call K. Capman I. Carter J. Clark M. Cliff L. Cluckey S. Cool L. Cooper D. Curlis T. Davis G. Decker B. Denniss S. Denniss D. DeSheller R. Dixon M. Doicsak J. Domigan C. Douge Q .gg .2-. L V Q 'J' ill! r Y K K . WF -352 A fy. 4 'fu J 4 - -. iz.. x Q za.. -9 . i if f Fw if ,Q .. 3'. 1Q ,ffffe . . Q 1 . : 13' .7 fi? LH!! as If 9. : Q5 F .hx X3 N. if 'K . ligne. 4. 5, -W ,X 3 .1 .H ' 'Nb- 5 ew .K fr ws: W' . in XL , ' Ziff ' A ' . , H , .K -::-- Fai' ' 'I' ,' -ff - , 1. ff -, - -. - . -- gym. 5 . . . - . 'px X ' mf. w- we .3 . .. ... . .. . A rf' M gi. J. if . .V 152. S., x i l l P. Draylon B. Fenchuk M. Eisenman R. English J. Gensler P. Giffin G. Ginlzer C. Grondowicz N. Groves J. Grifka J. Guiberson R. Guslofson J. Haines S. Hokeos S. Hamilton R. Hammer J. Harbough J. Harrington A. Horlz M. Hurwick D. Heebsh M. Helmke O. Herzig B. Hilemon J. Hiller T. Hise S. Hileshew M. Hubbard J. Hulisz J. loll J. Jacobs J. Jensen M. Kupela J. Kessler S. Kimberly J. Kingsbury V. Kinney L. Kluwiller D. Knaggs J. Koehler H. Kruse B. Kuhnke 33 l 'af rg , fra Q 1 . ggi.- Q g '-:, . y .Z .:, 5 ix ! J any F film fl K -Q L 5 ,Db me 5 AW 5 Q l Y- 1 xi kv 8 f 3-miniiuvi. r 5' f- .1-., ' .. J. is J. 3 gig., 7 ,fl Jai. 2 K .' -N., ,Ii Pl if f Q . S2 wk' :vii my x 34 PW 5 Z'.9'.,fgQ Q '95 is AW , if .M , A . A4 414 .H .3 'W' xl P A Wt' X . 5 at ffl l 1 .6 'gr -' L 1 fi: J .225 ll 5 lx, W- H L K ff 135, . yn, y 5, L lj? iii - -,.A- . -'Q' , . L 9. ::' .. Qififff . xl 1. lf . . f1' J 1:' ,.N J Q L Qgg. fe' w 9,411-wllgg ,, 'ITE M .M-' . . ei - '---Ae. f. 1 , ww A .Q- ...Egg ,Q ' f .. . .5 ':. f :Z::. ,.: S f: Q X I 1 x Q 3 kifwh .. 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Q x X I iw. . H. if ...:k: , am . Q. i . J 5 ,f,:, . if 'lt' 5 if 5? be :El A 5 .. lffiiv? W . b -2 S 1 A J., w if A, ak L M ,J .,., ii. ' ,i ,......g.. M I l--' f' ' x -' E: 1 fm S S J . 'J Build today, then, strong and sure, With a firm and ample baseg And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow find its place. T. Snyder A. Spence H. Spoering J. Stacy S. Steffes J. Stemen l. Sterling D. Stevens S. Stiles R. Stobinski R. Stone S. Striggow B. Slubleski S. Suffety M. Sullivan J. Summerset L. Summerset R. Swanson S. Szymanski D.,Thompson S. Tippin J. Trabbic D. Turner S. Turner M. Turski K. Vaughn D. Vogel R. Vyse M. Webber J. Whaley L. Whipple D. White J. Widmer L. Yantz OFFICERS Sandy Stiles, Treasurerg Juanita Trabbic, Secretaryp Sue Szymclnski, Vice President Larry Yantz, President. ADVISORS Mrs. Donald Phelps Mr. Clayton Kelly' ENIOF-KS 335' is, U 5 y Agengtwcfkzd girder by girder, MB' 'W1fgjU55Lio ygg gLrld er sucdbss- 1 l4. ..vf'5u! lyxlusg5E1Ai5jh e i:ivWer of life Thai will W Q ,, c1wcui1 'you upon grodyfcnion. W JM M H 1 r I SALUTATORIAN Michael Helmke I fwiyyffy' V L2 VM ll Af 1. 1 VALEDICTORIAN Lynn Alexander If I Nm U a SENIOR CLASS CFFICERS Larry Sugg, Treosurerg John Rendle, Vice Presidentg Carol Stork, Secreforyg Gil Wagoner, Presidenf. ADVISORS Mrs. Albert Freiheif Mrs. Herman Rohloff r 39 fish are the ioy. this iovial senior boy. Your future is EARL ALLARD A winning smile, wavy hair, And for fun has a flair. LYNN ALEXANDER A iolly nature, laughing eyes Happiness within her lies. IDA ALEXANDER That diamond on her left hand Will soon be met with a wedding band. in your hands to make or mar GARY ALLEN Blue-eyed, blonde, that's not all Good things come in packages small. PAT ANDREWS Still water runs deep, So l'll look before I leap. DICK AUGUSTINE He's sharp of wit, never flips his lid. Earned the title, A nice kid. TIM BARRET His career will be a double feature That of pastor as well as teacher. DIANE BAUGH Down to earth girl, no silly awe ls this senior, Diane Baugh Perpetual progress governs the moral ancl intellectual fworlcl JUDY BOICE Full of pep and athletic too Hair as glossy as morning's dew. ORLIE BOGGS PAT BRAMAN Lite will hold no too rough iogs She's little, blond, and quiet For this senior, Orlie Boggs. Yet no task too hard for her to try it. ROSEMARY BRIDGE From day to day INGRID BROSAM Friendly is her way and smile, She's quiet in a friendly way. Her life will e'er be worthwhile. LARRY BROOKER Hobbies? He has none at all Except three years of football. Men of great genius and large heart sow the seeds W . ELOISE BRUNT Sweet, quiet, serene Treads the pathway of a queen. l RICHARD BROWN JIM BRUNT The feminine heart he doth delight. On the ball and very witty, Drum maior, council president, Comes from Temperance, a small limelight. city. 42 CLARENCE BUNDE Why should I worry about inflation When charmed is my life and single my station? HARRY A good-looking, studious Wonderful nature, ever glad. A ANTHONY BURKHART this year to Bedford High Already liked by every girl and guy. rs wrt? W6 of UL new degree of progress in toclayfs world gwt jx. EVELYN BURNO Dainty, with a feminine air. Compatible with her lovely, raven hair. s-qv x i N MIKE BUZENE His look of sternness and inquisition Oft belies his curly hair and sunny disposition. sh fit LYNDENE CAPMAN Charm is hers without a doubt, A ioy iust to have her about. 43 JK-J .. VCFV - X' ,A R ill A 3 NSS' Af ,NB u' .lf ei f si DAVID CHROBAK JUDITH CLARK Look ye here UpOn Dave Cl'lrObC1k If Q Charge to keep ig her fqgk Ever clever with the yakety-yak. She'lI dg it-and never in her glory bask. JAN CHURCH Generous she without a fault A gal that's really worth her salt. A healthy hunger for a new idea and a new concept F- r ff' x Mp mv! X mir MABLE CLAY Of this strawberry blond we sing, Who's gay and vibrant as flowers of spring. ROBERT CLARK KAY COLWELL Full of the old Harry Winsome, not very tall Lucky the gal, he'Il marry. But popular with the students all. MILDRED CONNOR TOM COON Slight and fragile as Q flower Here's G boy qs everyone knows Bedfordg girl of fhe hour, As what's inside, on the surface shows. NANCY CONRAD Modest as the spring's first violet One of the quietest we've had yet. is the beauty cmcl blessedness of life's fulfillment MERVILLE COWELL Staunch and sturdy is Merv Cowell? Surely he d never throw mygmgll A L, towel. f ' HAZ' 0 ffl- ' ,. , ,'A ' ' -H .74 DICK YOUNG f' A. -,nf ',,f-KV! lf' DAVID CURTIS Of all the kids we are among Pl ,,.. i 7,3 .fp if Very short, and in class quiet None is quieter than Dick Young. C . 'A Exercising is his diet. , I L' 45 1, sf' GARY DEGNER lt takes a heap of living to make a life But he'll do it without much strife. Thus it lnehoves CAROL DIXON Tho' tiny she has more than all the rest Of vim, vigor, vitality, and zest. 46 KATHRYN DRAYTON Not a friend you would want to lose You'll discover if you peruse. l DAVID ZAK Of this guy it's hard to keep track Never a dull moment is the motto of Zak. us to ever onward o from lower ' . ' - if 1'l7'7i K W ' , . 'is1?sefifzwmgggsfg-ge.efz. v . . - . 3 Y ffw:sfi?3eafm:s.peti?lgsf- ' '-1 . I ' Q Sf fig- ' NZ .. . . ,,. ,. . gg' ., 55. L .. f 5-,Ea 5- f.2's9zgi1,gfQ,-.'f.ggf. 'xt if 25:.?'wfgigs. if - . ptr. -i1'1 g1Sz.5gi,yi.2 . fatal: K- Z f . . i D - f-21, . V ' .E 'Q J fir-. Y Wm ,. ug - t w in . Q 'i u i zailf' fl-r xy ' ff -- t. '-s i. D ,, ' 3 at p s Y 'W . 5 W 36. , L 7 . . 2 5. -A - 7 . X 1 2-1 . 4 , 1 I RANDY DUELL We have always found that Randy Duell Was an asset to our school. 8' CHARLES EISENBICE Quick of foot, fleet of mind, A faster boy is hard to find. ARTHUR FERGUSON No matter how far you run or walk None you'Il find who so loves to talk. CRAIG FLECK Bedford s band He also knows the lay of the land. For four years a member ofi MIKE FLECK Serious at times is otjrs, N58 to the higher next not to the top is natures text SANDRA FREELAND Now here's a girl who is sincere DON GIELOW Sometimes he's quiet-sometimes QCY Wonder what makes him that way? ELAINE GODBEY Fair as the Elaine of Astolot Gay and happy, full of cheer. Methinks she's found her Lancelot ,om lla ,rlg , 1 Q' r u . X r SUZETTE GRIFFITH Elfin, happy, ioyous, gay Lots of fun at work or play. CONNIE HAMMITT Loveliness of brow, keenness of mind Herein are delightfully combined. New occasions teach new duties and makes BARBARA HAYWARD Shortest girl in the senior class A mighty plucky, lovely lass. LESTER HARPER Cute, curly-headed boy Finds in life a real ioy. 48 JOYCE HAMMOND Not much will she ever tarry Till she becomes a missionary. the olcl uncouth HUGH HAZZARD Hugh Harvey Hazzard, athlete As iolly o boy as you'lI meet. is HECK DENNIS HETZEL Of her, shout Rank sergeant in the band As she flits For this deserves a hand. MICHAEL HELMKE Herein a brain of great ability Hereon feet of great agility. they must ever upward still and onward ANDY HOCKLEITNER Here's a boy who shines in shop And at dances likes to hop CAROL HISER STANLEY HUBBARD Curly hair and curly lashes too Stan waves not flags nor fan How lucky, Carol, are you! But Franklin, too, was a common man. 49 'mm . ii? 5 ,te .W it JAMES HULISZ lf you're looking for someone quiet, This is ity you better buy it. IOTT Not one ever to start a riot An all-round guy is Chuck Iott. Who would efuer keep abreast -i ANN JENKINS As lovely as a Hollywood star Yet kindlier by far. H1 DARLA JENNINGS More beautiful eyes you've never seen Be they merry or serene LORETTA IOTT Gay and happy the livelong day Loretta iust can't help being that way. of truth PAT JENNINGS Lots of vigor and lots of life She'll make Cork a vivacious wife. ,DfsV'J v h 'Eff' 'tg-1 ff-, sv- sw 'i:23f1..1f3f :pf5a EUGENE KANAVEL Tall and masculine as a man should L- Vg? .Q sv f if rw 'Q if-Qfg, If ',5:'!:Mr,yfw-f-.f.,- . be Good looking, is said of thee. KATHLEEN KEREKES She has a rare humility Coupled with true ability. Small, Some Q! ,, 1 3 , A L,'L , W, WW I When olcl words Clie out on the tQ1yg5fH,QQm,,L lil f i 1 llkxl L lkll 2 WW SUE KNAGGS She does her work and does it well In all books, does excell. ,f ju LINDA KREUCHAUF Initiative in Linda does abound A wonderful girl to have around. bw, 'l l' l will F, 'QU l I 1 1 ,f fx ,. UV! x' lilly Ufhifwlilwll l L , SUE KRONK Loyalty and Ioveliness herein combined, One of the best you'll ever find. 51 ll GILBERT LA BARGE Serious and studious on the outside, RICHARD LUSTIC To be a cartoonist is his aim May he great renown attain. But lots of fun within doth abide. .4 NORMAN LeeMASTER Long, slim, and slender But a heart, oh, so tender. new melodies flow forth from the heart H GORDON McCLOUD A boy who stands out in a crowd Is handsome Gordon McCloud. yi PATRICK McCARTY PATTY MALONEY Nothing put on, fancy, nor arty- Irish eyes, Irish hair, Irish name Always himself-that's McCarty. Will soon marital status gain. 52 SCOTT MASON Tall of stature and intellect too His talents are far from few. GERALD MEYERS He sits in class the livelong day Having very little to say. KENNETH MEYERS Tall and slim with teeth so white And smiles with a real delight. I and prepared men has won the battle of progress Lb ! .. V x' KJ J fl id bil :ii W 3 MM I fwtx Ntnff' all .100 DAVID MILLER Handsome, dark, and shorte Hot rods are his forte MARION MIKOLAJCZYK DOUGLAS MILLER Here's a boy with many an art A singing voice and hair of red For good measure, he's really Six feet three from toe to head SmGIl'I'. is JACK MILLER Does a good iob on any lathe Not apt to get in a close shave. THOMAS MILLS Future farmer we see here About his work is sincere. LOWELL MOHLER Some are born to go quietly on their way Never having much to say. Adopt for thyself UL philosophy of living ,. f I Raven MONTRI and eyes of China blue Her best she always tries to do. WILLIAM MOMINEE CLIFFORD MOORE Down to earth and lots of fun Not too much will I willingly do A good life he has begun. But I don't blame me, do you? l!QnlQ- LARRY MORAN He likes to talk, have fun, be merry Never immobile-that's Larry and ctclhet IRENE MORSE Graceful in her walk Pleasant in her talk 'Q BOB MOSSBURG If it's athletic, Bob is on the ball Be it winter, spring, or fall. e thereto despite obstacles therein SUSAN MURPHY Demure little Irish gal l To all who know her, a real pal. .AW ti SW ffl! ,t 3 LVM 5 9 V ll? W3 Qyfttl 'W ,YW Ml fps' UML, LP Qxabbbxgfy Lp glbribf L11 auf, VA 1 ROGER MOWERY SANDY Girl-bait, bashful type, see? Wears her hair in a womanly way, How do you get that way with Really lovely, wouldn't you say? thee? 55 JUDY NELSON JUDY ANN PAEPKE Big blue eyes with lofs of light Judy, Judy, fell us true Example of feminine delight. ' Why are you so seldom blue? VERL NICHOLS This boy will never be in a pickle Because he'll always have cz nickel. clowng look forward not back g y Look up not ,lo i.,? Low -gzfocx. ,.. Q ,,, Q,-V VB ,. ., W MISL '--. 4 1 L ,nf X, L D BEVERLY PERRY g Serious, gay, and right merry ooil ' ls this lovely Bev Perry. RICHARD PAYNE DAVID ZOLDOWSKI Work has killed many a guy, He can talk up a storm any day And l'm far too young to die, As with words he has a way. JANICE PLUM As friendly as they come, ls gentle Janice Plum. KAREN POHLMAN Fair of hair, fair of face Endowed with a lovely grace GLEN PRICE Mechanical of brain and hand A type needed in our land. Look out, not in, and lend CL helping hcmcl . f JOYCE RAGAN lf this girl has her way She'll write for a paper some day. CAROLYN RAKER Hair so dark, inclined to curl An all-round, friendly girl. JANICE SUGRUE Smile as compelling as woman's tears Came back after an absence of several years. JEANETTE RANDOLPH Now here is another one Who likes to dance and have FRED RANK Full of fun and iollily Serious foo, not all frivolily. RONALD RANSOM Here's a boy who likes to sail With all the skill if does entail. Strive ever for advancement and freedom as JOHN RENDLE Tclll, slim, blond Of studying is fond. 58 MARGO RHOADES She has it-libretto or largo This comely Miss Margo. iw ,. v N T NJN! ref! rv Gr rr TOM The buddy of all, As welcome as your morning toast TERRY ROACH With his blond hair and fair pigment To flutter pulses he was meant. JACK ROBERTS Nice fellow, new to Bedford this year Liked well, as he's on the sphere, SANDRA ROGGEE She likes sports and likes to win Has a way with a bowling pin.' liberty has been he key to our progress in the past Q39-NJRP 'Jia l PAT RUSSELL A quiet girl with a friendly way A cheerful smile every day. DOUGLAS ROSCOE GERALDlNE RYBARCZYK Small of stature, dark of hair This dark, winsome maid lf it's for fun, he's there. Always calls a spade a spade. fm-sy JERRY SALTER LAURA SCHERER ln his life he's bound to benefit She'II make Q lovely wife om his sh ch rm and cle it As homemakin is her love of life. wwf Lwwt , T 9 o AAA, JUDY SCHERER gb-iq Now here's a girl to perceive gt- gy Who's very sweet and naive. and is the key to our progress in the future PAT SCOTT This maid has found her boy In the person of LeRoy. LIANA SCHRECK JAMES SEIPLE New to our school this year Sits quietly doesn't say much A quiet girl, and sincere, For tranquility has the touch. 60 ,,- i', Ev J-as WILLIS SHAFFER He the shape of danger cannot dismay A rugged man from day to day. JOHN SHINKLE Six-feet five in his stocking feet Outdoor life is his meat. SUE SHOUP About this girl a charming way Did us proud in the Junior play so it is not growing like a tree in bulk cloth DON SIEDLECKI Took his turn at running the store Did his share and more. JANICE SHRIDER JOE SMILAX Full of fun and vitality Friendly, polite, and sincere With an outgoing personality. ln these Joe is without peer. Xi re if sis? X X ix 1-:Q DAVID SMITH A quiet inimitable way Just the same day by day. .X f 4, Lf KENNETH SMITH Give this boy a hand For his work in Bedford's band. NOLA SMITH In English grammar, a whiz That's what she is. or standing long cm oak, three hrmclrecl year BONNIE SNYDER An intelligent little mite What she does is done right. SANDY SMITH NORMAN SNYDER A good student, a good gal He's not happy at all You're lucky if she's your pal. Unless he's playing ball. s N JAMES SPECHT DENNIS SPENCER Big, husky, a true football player The male one of a pair, And out for fun-none could be C, gayer. Friendly, short, and fair JOYCE SPECHT A twin, with lovely hair The female of the pair. To fall a log at last, dry, barren, and scare l TOM STANTON Tall, dark, aesthetic, never flip Has a real knack with a model ship PHIL STACY CAROL STARK Dependable, never racy Nice to look at, nice to know ls this lad, Phil Stacy. Busy, busy-always on the go. CATHERINE STEFFES On a horse she loves to fly, She will wed this July. SALLY SUDHOFF Likes to bowl, likes to ride And her friends will ne'er deride. LARRY SUGG In athletics he really does excel And with the girls does right well. a lily of a clay is fairer fat in may ARTHUR SUROWIEC This nice, lovable clown Will never let anyone down. ARNOLD SWAN Fair of hair, fair of mind A good worker you will find. HAROLD THARP Not a boy to complain nor carp Also good at basketball is Tharp. JEAN THOMPSON Small, dork, and trim Lots of energy and vim. although it falls QL CAROL VANDYKE A studious girl here we find One of the treasures of humankind. JANICE TOLLY Long brown hair, big brown eyes Hoppy spirit that never dies. JUDY TURNBULL Pretty as u picture, lovely smile Completely genuine all the while. and die that night-flower of light CAROL VANDYKE Within her is trust and verity Warm is her heart as charity. BARBARA VAYDA Little, dork, and quiet too. To her friends olwoys true. ,Lk . f ff' ,f w I ill, f ,W j. xl is X ' . ' I AN' if .Lf ff' ff gli lil is .IVQL I gf bill! L yla, Lf ?v?,2f X A V ,mf E , . fy, J , , A JL if ff, I nj! ef. p A is fi 7 1' , ' -. i J ' fi 7 ,517 435 fe 1 GILBERT WAGONER SHARQN WALTERS For politics he has a natural bent, Lively as the proverbial wire Boys' State delegate and class To a good life she doth aspire. president, therefore unless above himself he can LAURA WELSH Neat, dark brown hair, not tall Feminine virtues-all. BARBARA WEBSTER DALE WELSHANS A peach is best when really ripe Within, the soul of an artist grows This peach is the homebody type. As real talent this boy shows. 66 GARY WENGERT He is the quiet and thoughtful boy Such quietude-a teacher's ioy. BONNIE WERDEHOFF Personality plus-efficient too What she should, she'lI always do. JAMES WHITE An all-round boy-a good sport Not too tall-not too short. erect himself, how poor cz thing is mam fsgwzrv CHARLES WOLFE Anything for a laugh, that's Chuck On the football field has pluck. . -jk s PAUL WlLSON DENISE YEAGER Tall and thin and very smart Full of fun, frivolity, and pep Learning to him is an art. A girl yoU'll ne'er forget. IN MEMORIAM THGMAS S. WAGONER September 'l0, 1942-January 12, 1960 A LITTLE STEP AWAY To close the eye, to fall asleep, To draw a labored breath, To find release from daily cares ' In what we know as death . . . ls this the crowning of a life, The aim or end thereof? The totaled sum of consciousness, The ripened fruit of love? It cannot be, for works of God Are wrought for nobler ends, And those away continue on ln the hearts of kin and friends lt cannot be, for they live on A little step away. The soul, the everlasting life, Has found a better day . . . .f lQm and KAY COLWELL JUDY CLARK Miss Bedford High Girls' State Representative X JOHN RENDLE GIL WAGONER Boys' State Representative Boys' State Representative K Q nail + Q ' . . 1 J n3xi .l.! MN km fi 0Hunr. Q-4 aff wr Wm. 5 A v 'fm Wi 5 , Q2 .,. QE wh .14 .,,., gg. fs 6,4 K mx H92 . K Q' ,...,. ,M , i N E g 1 V . --,.. V gg-A Kr., ' S Q: X I' R33 : .. 1, , . 3I - .L ,X ,P 4 QW? is x we 'YN A Q. 4 S, 1 av? W ' , aww if 1 m 'MQ' X 1 M -F vi fx r 'lib 927 5. .'ar' f QW NY 4.3 Q -.Q',.,v E' - Q af ,N .x ' ' Q ' N ww I? -QUT? W yn gg'f.ly 1 it is f M-- M ATHLETIC STAFF l. to r.: Warren Eyler: varsity football, varsity track, reserve basketball, Marv Bergman: Athletic D rector baseball, Howard Hale: varsity basketball, reserve football, reserve baseball, Clayton Kelly assistant varsity football, varsity wrestling, Tony Wolodzko: reserve football, reserve track. VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON Bedford ....................,.............. ........ l 8 Sylvania Bedford ......,. ...,. O DeSales .s... Bedford ........ ...,. 7 Holland ..... Bedford .....,.. ,.... 6 Clay .,..,. Bedford ,..,,.., ,,sY,.., 2 O Redford ..... Bedford ....,... ..... O Hillsdale Bedford ..s.,... ,.... O Perrysburg ....... Bedford ,...,e., ..... 7 Monroe C.C. ...., . Whitmer Bedford ,.....,, ,.... O USGS MRIV1 SINNBC 0 9 n Q 'El Q 2I3DN3dS 5. 3' i 'K af' Smti ' 'z5uoA Auxzq '.uawl.uoH qog in -.,- 33' its C V. go 2? .-O D0 nl T0 xx QD V13 in FD! F2 'J 013' C 753 03' S Z 3-0 Fi 520 '9. 39. o U13 I '4 gf iQ O C QD. L, TW o ZU' 0 fi ...4 V. 19 fb :ll- -. -49. O E3 -'Z ru U74 52 for Si 'E 43: , 1 -I an gi 3 mi N A , M j 'TQ ' in , . K 33? 1 7 .- - ig -' ---- ., .. ..,,,.. iw bb . V VL , L x ' . N X A ,L 5 4 Q 5 3 P -fd 3- 1 m ' ' ., W x U2 2 I-' 2 x A 3 my f .1 i Q , ' 5 C i i i ' b sf' '-I 'T W 3 fx: , 5 SX F? r' xA X f v-J 5 m Hts- F SH 5 if i ' ,X L. ,ivy X 1 X ' Q M.. 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SSW wwfw X If wif-fr ara fxvnav wx ' .W m ,x,x1 . , ... 5- .41 W 5-:ESV ' . .. k X 33 5- k - . f 'J-f' , f ,V W iw . W i HE - ii? Lp X X J 4' x X. X C Q R' SM isa X X Q .,,i-.QW .Q Q, . ,. Ai, F 1 We as ., Q 's Y X 3 H Q. x .si X ' 5 ,X A ,B x. , V95 11 f X ui .N-Qwf, 3 ff . .- .45 'I 5 . f' .f,...vsg'?2gYa ? gig:-1 5 fn , 'sg -1 564354 Q S' X525 am . 'X LJ - F M W if 9 wr we xr- .K x QX X 1 N . 5. wk S i ,ff , F w Y ,Q 53 ,Q Q .-c ,M 1: Q. A SQ!-X XY K X , Mm.. -an . ml! 1.5 0 'hihfff qs.-P2 rw: l' if if s x fag' 4521 il' +6 N-f 25:1 K :Zigi gk 5. f .1 ,ik an , 'Y 'iff X A 'fy N'-. 'Q ,Q 11 ,g . i-Hula W gfse:ff3? EDF' 5: fl Q S' 3. Q 0 ' 150. S Q 6 s 2 i' i X in 0' .vo ve iii! Bedford RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM VARSITY SEASON Whlfmer Bedford .....,. ,,,.,,,, 6 5 Monroe CC Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford .,....,66 Ida ,..,,..54 Hillsdale' 55 Sylvania ..... ........ Airport Dundee ..,..,,67 Monroe CC .......76 Morenci ....,..58 Ida ......,59 Hudson .......37 Hillsdale RESERVE SEASON Bedford ,,,,,,, .,...... 1 4 Whifmer Bedford .,.,,,, ,,...... 4 O 1 Monroe CC Bedford ....... ........ 3 3 Ida ........,.. Bedford ,,,,,,. ........ 4 2 Hillsdale Bedford ,,,,,,, ......., 2 9 Sylvania Bedford ,,,,,., ,.,,,.., 4 2 Airport ...,. Bedford ,e..,., ........ 3 9 Dundee ..... Bedford ,...... ,...,.,. 3 8 Monroe CC Bedford .....,. .,....,. 4 O Morenci Bedford ....,., ........ 4 4 Ida ....., Bedford ,e,.,,. ..,,.... 3 9 Hudson Bedford ,,,,.,, ,,...... 2 6 Hillsdale x WRESTLING SQUAD Bedford has made progress by adding wrestling to the list of competitive sports Interest ran high for this new sport, and we hope to have an even better season next year. The following is the list of schools wrestled and points scored Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford ...... ...... Bedford Adrian ..,,. Sylvania .. Rossford .. Clay ..,..... Woodward Whitmer .. Monroe CC Toledo CC DeVilbiss .. St. Francis Macomber Monroe CC Toledo CC Rogers ,..... St. Francis Scott .,s,..,. Rossford .. Adrian ...... lf you think at looks faked on TV, look at these pictures! Captain, GIL WAGONER, seems pleased with the referee's decision. ART BRIGHTON and JOHN PAPPAS in the refereefs position. DICK PAYNE and MIKE FLECK proc tice for the coming meet. DWIGHT SMITH is ready to wrestle from the upright position. BEN VanNOSTRAND shows the re- sult of a hand in the wrong place. to Gil Wagoner. JOHN RENDLE applies a guilloline RON MILLER appecrs exasperated by if an. That mat may look soft, but it's hard underneath. don't appear very serious. BOB SWANSON and MIKE HELMKE PHIL SNYDER is rarin' to go . il: : BASEBALL SEASON Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford ........ ....... Bedford Blissfield Hillsdale Whifeford Airport ..... Blissfield Sl. Francis . Monroe CC Ido ........... Hillsdale Tecumseh . Whifeford . Airport ....A Tecumseh . bu... ,..,.,,.M..-E.m..,,..,, --8.-w........... W,..A--mf'- ,,,.Q.,.w.,--W yr , if STRIKEI YOU RE OUT! Q, J. ia N L .pa Q. V - Vw if ,. H. Y . A .sr-H'- 'A BW X ' 1 f N? N CATCH THAT FLY. HERE IT COMES. fiighxkfw . K KG fl: A 'lr .se ii iw efnmfa its 1959 TRACK TEAM This track team was one of the best Bedford has ever had. They placed second at the Tecumseh relays, second at the triangular meet with Whitmer and Sylvania, and won all conference meets. Seven ofthe school records in track were broken by these boys. At the right are Bill Hammerstein and Ric Warren with the conference championship cup which their team won. Qpsaatx ii QJYMZ3, sf B yi gg Q, 3 wifi. if A 7, A Senses,-Q wave as' K is -' Q -Q, X I'm goin', I'm goin'. Look, Mu. no honds ! .... 5 .,., .. 3' 'kfrfia 3 Q Q Who moved that sand pile? l Coach, I gotta quesIion . an-I-U eg Saw? A runnin' we will go. B218 Bringin' the news from Ghent to Aix. Ugh! 9'l M Thefwe are U e dey of the game: 5:30 p.m. des? ka . X .iq ,P F1 53:6 57 a fi Q . rm. - ' --z.: 7 :ffffsiewv Eli'- Xf :Q Hiitfgzfiggei sl ,grsfeifzprzs Q mfisfff ' we 3 Akv, .. ,,.Xg, , , ifv, ,,,W ,M in 0,13 5112 ii1.i,,. -ggylsi . i fm, f5,g-fgfgjm , fi fy Lag, ,khv HM ..,,.f:f--fmm,1w:f- K P' E rg, K3 S' if if is M.. as ,Yi gl! Some day 8:30 p.m. DO YOU REMEMBER? . X , Q J 'N 5114 . ', N . fnfzfgl '-' -2 ff v' Q ,N MEF:--'. x l .f'i- 5 1. 54 U A ,,,+g:fg.'w3:-.E 8.1,-u. ul . ,:'-12:-In-iiizzzg ..:::::m3t-35, y ,..f.g.gQ,'tg1....1 1 vgg:!1If3:.g'. 5' l'p1'o,s.:':, JQOUQ. nng.0.n.. 5.10 ,q'?.'g ptnffhthxa. ' ff A ',4 l a,w. .'. P-.-37-av . 'Ihre '99 'yfolbf N!! ,en ,' -,'n.o .g ,U ,sO n I. x l5uq o ,jriv-1' :'v 'u 'FI' 'bbw' 'J' U 1 t 5, .pi ,.gi1,','.'- E f. -E fm-E -.. . -E o I V . ,jafgvk 1 i- '.,'1.: '- u 1' ' . .AU n' - 1 5: fg lkgm .:f3g :g?2'.. is 3 . Q 3f1T:'f',52Q,'fo,x'.? -'5 fife- . 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W xg, Va .S bqr Vw. ,Ln T X ,Q fo- Y' 1 -L QQ fb THE SNCWBALL 'lfaxf qi' ri-HQ 'W fi N 3 5 f xx' Whifiiy I gy- 1 QE 5 E 2 Some of our former homecoming queens returned this year to do us honor. 1959 BEDFORD HOMECOMING QUEEN JUANITA AND HER COURT Queen Juanita gets a congratulatory kiss from student council president, Richard Brown. This seems to come natural to Rich, wonder why? Why is Kay so happy? Last year's Queen Kay places the crown on Trabbic. crown on new King, ing to win this year's queen, Juanita King Vernon places his proxy Ted Bell, since the Larry Sugg, was busy try- the game. Homecoming King Homecoming Queen LARRY SUGG JUANITA TRABBIC 00 if .X AWN 'AM X Q TEN LITTLE INDIANS 02 T ----.. Rogers Y,..,,,.,,,,, Mrs. Rogers ....,.... Fred Narracott ,...., Vera Claythorne ....... ..,,,,, Philip Lombard ,,,,,, Louise Marston A.,,oA, William Blore .,77.,,,, General Mackenzie .,.,.AA, ..,.7 Emily Brent .......,...i. Sir Wargrave ,,,,,, Dr. Armstrong ,A,A.,,, 5 CAST COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN David Chrobak ....Susan Shoup ,,,...,.Robert Clark .Carol VanDyke ......Richard Payne .....Carol Dixon .,.....Jerry Salter ...Harry Burkett ..Carol Bellman .,,.,Scott Mason Y.Richard Brown Properties .....,,.................,............... Jan Church Make-up ,Y..... Stage ....,.,,. Tickets ....... Costumes ...... Prog rams, ,..., Ushers ........ Publicity ..,..... Book Holders ....V,.. Director c,c...c ......,. M rs. Salter Stage ,,,,,,,, ,.... M r. Wolodzko .. Janet Montri Art Surowiec Bonnie Snyder Judy Nelson Janis Shrider Judy Turnbull lngrid Brosam Lynn Alexander Irene Morse ,..Beverly Perry Kay Colwell 'I I -- f The curfoln rises Q1 Susie, get up Victim number four Doctor despolrs The iudge emores The villain is foiled 04 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has marched forward adding the Commissioners of Assemblies, Student Activities, and Inter-Club Council. A Good Sportsmanship Contest was sponsored during football season. This year's Snowball' Dance was the most successful ever. IN TER-CLUB COUNCIL Our newly formed lnter-Club Council has made another step in Progress. The council meets once a month. A Clean-Up Week , complete with appropriate posters, was one of the main proiects. Its purpose is to set up standards for clubs and arrange convenient meeting times. , 'S' DW s 10 'WS 'Kn- 6' I .QE A ES' :x 1, Lf fi., arf' 2 Y 'W R.,-f ufsswgihb' WSW gag --r SPANISH CLUB FRENCH CLUB 19? LAN 'ha-.- W? 7 - Q IUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE ART CLUB OFFICERS Mrs. Tussing helps some of her club members Leolc Kinney, Sec., Bob Brown, Trees., Janie learn the basic art strokes. Whaley, Pres., Irene Morse, inter-Club Council Rep., Linda Kreuchouf, Vice Pres. 109 ,mi si? .. , ,ji SDE 1.-Q-,A 15 haf K Q y Jw. Y' N 1 W f , -. yf 4 msg, Q A x N, an X F1553 3 51 .. .L Z LiAV My MQ sw? ' a i Am 5 ' x , an 5 i J y 1 Zigi 6 .H FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA 2 OFFICERS The Future Nurses iake o course in first aid from Marilyn Wernert, Sec.g Joan Guiberson, Pres.g Mr. Charles Mortemore. Juanita Trubbic, Vice Pres.g Snlli Kimberly, Trees. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 'Le OFFICERS Jan Church substitutes for an elementary teacher Leola Kinney, Vice Pres.p Kathy Vaughn, Pres.y Jane Herbster, Treas.g Roseann Andrews Sec Joyce Miller, Inter-Club Representatuve , Q FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 4 OFFICERS Bonnie Snyder, Pres.g Jon Church, Hisloriong Judy Turnbull Sec Beverly Perry Treas Carol Stork Vice Pres FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA fs. OFFICERS Tom Mills, Trec1s.g Chuck Smith, Sec,p Richard Brown, Vice Pres.g Dick Augustine Student Advisor' John Shinkle Sen tinelg Jim White, President .v - NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Lynn Alexander, Vice Pres., Richard Brown, Pres,, Judy Turnbull, Treos., Leola Kinney, Seng Sandy Smith, Hislorion, Connie Hczmmitt, Inter-Club Council Rep. r ,..-1 m NATICNAL THESPIAN SOCIETY OFFICERS Ar! Surowiec, lnier-Club Council Rep.g Carol Von Dyke Pres Jerry Salter, Vice Pres Sue Shoup Tre-os Jon Church, Sec. CANDIDS 7 BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS AND ENSEMBLE Q I U' I aff' was .aqua 9,1 5,53 , ks, 5 I Q , F' 9' 1? 3 fide HL W fi 1 1 ' V 9 ' L ' A I L - . ' 0 ' ' ' 1 ' 0 1 ' ill x ' 5 iA -liar ,QT ,. ' QQ . QWKQQ B9 Q ug 9' 0 'D f M 9 fi XX A , . .X fx 7 20 rs. THE GOALPOST STAFF Printer, Jerry Solterg Assistant Editor, Irene Morscg Editor, Scott Mason. in ,. had Our typists: Kathy Kerekes, Sue Kronk, cnd Pot Brcimon. if ff-ff' 4 E Lois Cooper, John Allore, Noncy Donaldson, Koy Munn, JoAnn Poschen -1 Some Sfudcnts DO Study. 22 SUE SZYMANSKI at JAN CHURCH ,fy 1 , ig. ,f ' : Asst. Drum Moior JEFF LcVOY DOROTHY CURTIS FRANCES KROSSCHELL Head Mcziorefte CAROL Vc1nDYKE JUDY GRIFKA PAT JENNINGS Q.-A Q - R7 , ix A Q 5 kf , -fr fi Hi 33 E Qi. 1-. . if X if .SW 3 ' s Q4 5 S z , Q x ' 5 ' i i V- fqfgg-'4f.f ,L ' A JK 37-5f,43.R g f in 13 xx . fig. 3 .. L N, -A .L . xx: it .IAQ A N Q-fr Q f ff sz 1 ' K I 'gif flu 5545 ff Q . 5 s I 3 is Af? f V er xi uf. ,QP 3 ix ei 1.. . .5 XY Bk Q. i. Q3 S f . f 5 Q a if in .Lf Q 'M f 4 5 ffl wg: Q5 L' ' gin 5535 4 ? Q Q, X.: 1 w ff. .X -.'fx'f-f-s ivbg .Xf- + 4: i'fiVsW 'E , N. x5 .x ? 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I7 Treasurer 27 FHA I7 Pep Club 2, Treasurer 27 Chorus 27 GAA 2-3-4, President 47 JCL 2-3-47 Cheerleader 3-47 Student Council 4, Vice Pres. NANCY CONRAD FHA I7 Art Club 27 Pep Club 3 MERV COWELL Football 2-3 ROY COUCH Napier Memorial High School I-2-37 Basketball 3 4 ' DAVE CURTIS Track l-2-3-47 Wrestling 4 GARY DEGNER Football I-27 Basketball I-27 Wrestling 37 FFA I-27 Student Council I-2, Treasurer 2 CAROL DIXON GAA 2-3-47 FNA 2-37 Junior Play Cast7 Pep Club 2-3-47 National Thespians 47 JCL 3-4 KATE DRAYTON JCL 2'3'4f Glee Club I7 Pep Club 3 LANNY DROUILLARD Band I-2-3-47 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2- 3-47 FFA I CHUCK EISENBICE Football I-3-47 Track I-2-3-47 FFA 2-3 MEL FLECK Band T'2'3'4i Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-3-4, Vice- Pres. 47 JCL 3-4 MIKE FLECK Band I-2-3-4, Rank Sergeant 47 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-3-47 French Club 37 Wrestling 4 DON GIELOW Football I-2-3 ELAINE GODBEY GAA 2'31 Pep Club 2-37 NHS 3'4f Photo Club 3 SUZETTE GRIFFITH Whitmer High School I-27 Yearbook Staff I7 GAA 3-47 Drama Club I7 Nat. Jr. Honor Society I7 Paper Staff I7 Student Court 27 Spanish Club 27 Y-Teens 27 Science Club 27 Class Treasurer 37 National Thespians 47 FBLA 4 CONNIE HAMMITT JCL I-2-3-4, Reporter 37 Librarian 27 GAA 2-37 National Thespians 47 FNA 47 Goalpost Staff 47 Annual Staff 4, Editor7 NHS 3-47 Inter-Club Council 4 JOYCE ANN HAMMOND Band lI'2'4i FNA 2-47 YFC I-2-4, Vice-Pres. 4 LESTER HARPER Bowling 4 BARBARA HAYWARD FNA 2'3i JCL 27 YFC I-2 HUGH HAZZARD Football 2-3-47 Baseball 4 MIKE HELMKE Wauseon High SchaoI7 Track I-2-3-47 Wrestling 47 JCL I-2-3-45 NHS 3-47 FTA 37 Salutatorian DENNIS HETZEL Band I-2-37 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-3 CAROL HISER FHA I-2-3-47 JCL I-2-3-47 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-3-47 Band lI'2'3'4i Art Club 3-47 GAA 47 Glee Club I-47 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4 STANLEY HUBBARD Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-37 Wrestling 3-47 Band I-2-3 JAMES HULISZ JCL 2-3-47 Track I LORETTA IOTT GAA I-2-3-4, Treasurer 37 FNA 37 FHA I7 Pep Club 2-3-47 FBLA 3-47 JCL 2-3-4 ANN JENKINS GAA 2-3-47 Glee Club I-27 French Club 4 DARLA JENNINGS Bentley High School I-2-37 GAA 2-37 Pep Club 2-37 FTA 37 Yearbook Stott 37 Chorus I7 Class Council 3 PAT JENNINGS GAA 47 FBLA 3-47 Band I-2-3-47 Maiorette 3-47 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-3-47 JCL 2'3'4i FHA 2 Reporter7 Inter-Club Council 47 Student Council 27 Pep Club 37 FNA 2 GENE KANAVEL Football 3-47 Track I-2-3-47 Basketball 4 LEOLA MAE KINNEY NHS 3-4, Secretary 47 Art Club 3-4, Sec- retary 47 FTA 4, Vice-President7 FNA 2-3-47 Pep Club 3j JCL 2-3-47 YFC 3-4 SUE KNAGGS JCL 2'3'4i FHA 2-3-47 FNA 3-4 LINDA KREUCHAUF Glee Club I7 FHA I7 Art Club 2-3-4, Vice-President 47 Pep Club 3-47 GAA 3-47 YFC 47 FTA 3-47 National Thespians 4 SUE KRONK FHA 'I-2-37 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-37 FBLA 3-47 Band I'2'3'4f Goalpost Staff 4 PATTI MALONEY Glee Club Ti JCL 2-3-47 National Thespians 47 Pep club 2 SCOTT MASON DeVilbiss High School I7 Art Club I-2-37 JCL 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. -27 National Thespians 3-47 NHS 3-47 Goalpost Editor 47 Junior Play Cast7 YFC 3 PATRICK McCARTY FFA I-2 DIRECTORY GORDON McCLOUD Football I-2-3-47 JCL 3-4 KENNETH MEYERS Football 2 DOUG MILLER YFC I-2-3-4, Vice-President 37 President 47 Band I-2-3-47 Football 2-3 JACK MILLER Track I-2-4 TOM MILLS FFA I-2-3-4, Treasurer 4 LOWELL MOHLER Track 1-2 JANET MONTRI Band I-2-3-47 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-3-47 FHA 2-3-4 CLIFF MOORE Football I-27 Track I-27 Wrestling 3 LARRY MORAN DeVilbiss High School I-2-37 Football I-2-3-47 Baseball I-27 Track I-22 Wrestling I-2-37 Bowling I-27 Student Council I-27 Junior Play7 A Cappella Choir I-2-37, German Club 2-37 Cheveaux Riding Club 3 IRENE MORSE Art Club 2-3-4, Pres. 37 Pep Club 2-37 NHS 3-47 FTA 47 Spanish Club 27 GAA 3-47 Inter-Club Council 4, Secretary-Treasurer7 DAR Good Citizenship Award 47 YFC 2-37 Goalpost Staff 47 Annual Staff 4 BOB MOSSBURG Football I-47 Basketball I-2-3-47 Baseball I-2-3-47 Varsity Club I-2-37 FFA 4 SUSAN MURPHY GAA 23-47 FBLA 3-47 Art Club I-2-3, Trea- surer 37 Pep Club 2-37 Glee Club I7 FNA 3 SANDRA MYERS DeVilbiss High School I7 Pep Club 27 FNA 27 FBLA 47 GAA I JUDY NELSON JCL 27 FHA 3-47 FBLA 4 VERL NICHOLS Band I-2-3-4 JUDY PAEPKE FHA 2-3-47 JCL 2-3-47 FBLA 3-47 GAA 47 Pep Club 3-4 DICK PAYNE Blissfield High School I-27 Goalpost Staff 47 Annual Staff 47 JCL I'2f Thespians 47 Chorus I-27 Football 2- 3-47 Wrestling 47 Basketball Manager 27 Junior Play Cast BEVERLY PERRY FBLA 3-4, Treasurer 47 GAA 2-3-47 FNA I7 Cheerleader 2-37 Thespians 37 FHA 27 Junior Play Boakholder7 JCL 2-3-4 KAREN POHLMAN FHA I-2-3-4, Pres. 37 Pep Club 27 GAA 3-47 YFC 3: JCL 4 GLEN PRICE Football I-2-3-47 FFA I-2-3 JOYCE RAGAN FBLA 3-47 National Thespians 3-47 Goalpost Staff 4 CAROLYN RAKER GAA 2-3-4, Treasurer 47 FHA I-2-37 Pep Club 3-47 Art Club 3 JANET RANDOLPH Glee Club I7 Pep Club 37 JCL 2-3-47 FBLA 3-47 GAA 4 FRED RANK Football I-2, Manager 2-3-47 Basketball Man- ager I-2 JOHN RENDLE Football I-2-3-47 Wrestling 3-47 Band I-27 Scarlet Lyre Club I-27 FFA I7 Wolverine Boys' State 37 Class Vice-President 4 TOM RIFFLE Library Club I7 Basketball I7 Baseball 2-37 Var- sity Club 3 TERRY ROACH Basketball Manager I7 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2- 3-47 Band I-2-3-4 SANDRA ROGGE FBLA 37 GAA I-2-3-47 Pep Club 3 PATRICIA RUSSELL YFC 3-47 Pep Club 3-4: FHA 2 GERALDINE RYBARCZYK FHA I-27 Pep Club 27 FBLA 4 JERRY SALTER Baseball I7 Class Treasurer I7 Photo Club 2'3f Spanish Club 27 National Thespians 3-47 Junior Play Cast7 Annual Staff 47 Goalpost Staff 47 Junior Rotarian 47 Bowling League 4 LAURA SCHERER FHA 2-3-4, President 17 FBLA 3-47 JCL 2-3-47 GAA 2-3-4 LIANA SUE SCHRECK Burnham High School I-2-37 GAA I-2-3- 47 FHA I-2-37 Chorus I-2-37 FNA 37 Pep Club 2-3 PATRICIA SCOTT Pep Club 2-3 JOHN SHINKLE FFA I-2-3-4, Sentinel 4 SUE SHOUP GAA 2-3-47 FBLA 47 National Thespians 3-4, Treasurer 47 FNA 2-37 JCL 27 Pep Club 37 FHA 37 Glee Club 37 Goalpost Staff 4 DON SIEDLECKI Varsity Club 2-3 JOE SMILAX Football I-2-3-4 DAVID SMITH JCL 2-3-4 KENNETH SMITH Band I'2'3'41 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-3 NOLA SMITH Spanish Club 2-31 NHS 3-4 SANDRA SMITH Band I-2-3-47 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-3-47 FHA I-2-3-47 NHS 3-4, Historian 47 FBl.A 3-47 Pep Club 37 JCL 2-3-4 BONNIE SNYDER FHA 2-3-4, Secretary 3-47 FBLA 3-4, Presi- dent 47 NHS 3-4 JIM SPECHT FFA I-2 JOYCE SPECHT JCL 2-3-47 French Club 3 DENNIS SPENCER Football I-2-3-47 Varsity Club I-2-37 JCL 3'41 Class Vice-Pres. 37 Wrestling 4 PHIL STACY Monroe High School I-2-37 Photo Club I-2-3 CAROL STARK GAA 2-3-47 NHS 3-47 FNA 2-37 FHA I7 FBLA 3-4, Vice-President 47 JCL 2-3-4, Vice-President 37 Pep Club 2-3-4, Secretary 37 Class Secretary 4 SALLY SUDHOFF Chorus 47 Art Club I-27 GAA 3-47 JCL 3-4 LARRY SUGG Football I-2-3-47 Basketball I-2-3-47 Baseball 2-3-47 Track 37 Varsity Club 2-37 Student Council 3, Treasurer7 Senior Class Treasurer ART SUROWEIC Varsity Club 2-37 Football 2-37 Photo Club 37 Stage Director Junior Play7 NHS 37 Inter-Club Council 47 Junior Rotarian ARNOLD SWAN Photo Club 3-47 Wrestling 4 HAROLD THARP Photo Club 37 NHS 3-47 Basketball 2-3-47 Art Club 37 JCL 2-3-47 Junior Rotarian 4 JEAN THOMPSON Warwick Veterans Memorial High School I-2-37 FHA 2, Treasurer7 Fencing Club 27 GAA 47 FHA 47 FBLA 4 JANICE TOLLY GAA 2-3-47 FBLA 3-47 Thespians 47 Photo Club 2-37 Spanish Club I7 Pep Club I-2-3 JUDY TURNBULL FHA I7 JCL 2-3-47 FNA 2'3f GAA 2-3-47 FBLA 3-4, Secretary 47 NHS 3-4, Treasurer 47 Pep Club 2-3-4 CAROL VAN DYKE Cheerleader I7 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-3-47 Maiorette 2-3-47 FHA 3-4, Historian 47 NHS 3-47 JCL 2-3-47 National Thespians 3-4, President 4 CAROL VAN DYKE Ann Arbor High School I-2-37 French Club I7 Paper Staff 2-37 Yearbook Staff 2-37 GAA 4 BARB VAYDA Spanish Club 27 FHA 2-3-47 Pep Club 3'4f FBLA 3-4 GILBERT WAGONER Football I-2-3-47 Basketball I7 JCL 3-47 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-37 Goalpost Staff 47 Annual Staff 47 Band I-27 Wrestling 3-4, Captain 47 Class President 3-47 Wol- verine Boys' State 37 Junior Rotarian 4 SHERRY WALTERS JCL 2-3-4 BARBARA WEBSTER Band I-2-3-47 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-3-4: JCL 3-47 YFC 2-3 LAURA WELCH FHA 2-37 Pep Club 37 GAA 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