Bedford High School - Talisman Yearbook (Temperance, MI)

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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-.

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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.

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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.