Bedford High School - Torch Yearbook (Bedford, IA)

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,g 'Gab ,yffff 9: - . Q W ...,:f',,f,, 'X 91 - ' L L fri' .gif?f...a-1.x-...QR . .' H - I Wi, Q fag. .Q-.uf .fi K. .Y W, V, 'GMP-KZ fIf1i,'2?s7l 5 .- ,. I I .111 'Iwf.ffi, :P . ii aff 4491. xy -- H K- Girl Reserve Organization Cabinet- Advisor-Miss Damewood President-Marjorie Smith Vice-President-Nellie Hensley Secretary and Treasurer-Ruby Jones Committee Chairmen- Publicity-Anna Stewart Social-Blanche Hartman Devotional-Beaulah Philips Community-Bertha Campbell The Y. W. C. A. of Bedford High School was organized three years ago under the leadership of Miss Damewood. The group consists of forty members from the Senior and Junior classes. Devotional meetings are held every Monday night at the High School building. In order that each girl may feel respon- sible for the success of the Y. W., leaders are chosen each Week to conduct the meeting and much interest is created. Outside speakers are invited three or four times a year. The Y. W. sent two delegates to Lake Okiboji last summer to a ten days Conference where they received much inspiration. The organization also sent four girls this winter to Red Oak and the reports of the delegates were very encouraging and helpful. In the fall the girls enjoyed several hikes and more are being planned. After the initiation of the new girls, a Motherh- Daughter reception was given where girls displayed their tal- ents as hostesses. A chautauqua is being planned for the near future and many ideas are being worked out. Although the Y. W. has not undertaken any large work this year, its influence has been felt in the school and While a great deal of credit is due to the girls yet much of success has been due to the capable and helpful leadership of Miss Damewood. ,iii 'T . 6-':. w. 4 at-Z 'N , ' . 3 D 'ff V f ...-- gl Y' ,,-371. ? C e 1:15-f Page Thirty-three

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l . f ,- TOP ROW-Ileft to right-Doris Lucas, Ethel Reeves, Bessie Ewurt, Elaine Meikle, Maxine Moody, Nelle Hensley, Maude Foley, Anna Stewart, Kathryn Lltylllitll, Marjorie Mohler, Hazel Weiligartli, Josephine Myers, .Term Douglierty. ' THIRD RONV--Ina Leonard, Ruby Woodyarcl, Bethel Bradley, Angeline Winter- niute, Mildred Cade, Ruby Jones, Elsie Gourlie, Mae Miller, Thelnia Meikle, Constance Jones, Esther Coon, Lucille Mohler. SECOND ROW-Miss Holloway, Ruth Gunson, Opal Clayton, Helen Matliewv, Bertha Campbell, Miss Damewood, Fonta Purcell, Cloris Rush, Marjorie Smith, Beulah Phillips, Opal Laymzin. FIRST ROWV-Ruth Hamilton, Blanche Hartman, Ople wlVILt01'1H3ll1, Arville Burch, Minnie Talkington, Kitty Truuxbo, Ruth Parrish, Marjorie Meikle. Girl Reserve Organization e of the Y. W. C. A. Established in B. H. S. in 1922. Purpose-To find and give the best. Code- A Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose . Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times. ff':a - an --L -Qfbf 2' 2 ' -if J Y A , f ' ' xnxx- J, 7 'f - - 6 lx Page Thirty-two A

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X' :fr TOP ROW-Left to right-Vane Lucas, Harold Blane, Raymond Shum, Dean Price, Donald Williaixis, Alvin Klopp, Harry Longfellow, Harolfl Cunningham, Wayne Clark. SECOND ROW'-John Wooflyarrl, Eugene Jones, Donald Marsh, Leighton Mc- Cormick, Darrell Cameron, Mr. McLain, Russel Polton, Carl 4 Cummings, Edward Klopp, Elmer Shum, Verne Gillette, Reginald Long. FIRST ROW-Henry Gilchrist, Elmer Bladow, Russell Gant, Willard Marsh, Glynn Widner, Paul Gant, Ivan Burks, Donald Trumbo, Howard Hess, Orville Hatfield. H1-Y, President ............. -. ..... Russel Polton Vice-President ...... ,,.,, C arl Cummings CGC. and Treas. ..... ,,,,,,,,, D ean Price Hi-Y Advisor ....,. ,..........,,,.,,...,.,, ,,,,, M 1' , McLain PURPOSE To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character, to promote clean speech, clean athletics, clean scholarship, and to make a practice of being helpful to everyone. SLOGAN Clean living, clean speech, clean athletics and clean scholar- ships. - 3 -6 .-2-'X 47 Q3 2 9? .X ' ' i 1 kxgx dmv Page Thirty-four