Bedford High School - Torch Yearbook (Bedford, IA)

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'-'n'n'n'M'ln'u'n'n'n'ln'n'.'u'h'u'h'n'- 'n Las 'u'n'M'u'u'n'u n'n'n'n n'uH -'n'n u'n'i AUDITORIUM Piobably the most valuable part of the new building is th-e auditorium. In its first year of existence it has been used very extensively. Several declam- zatory and puwblic speaking contests have been held here, as well as musical cvcnts of all kinds. The Municipal iband' treated the icomimfun-ity to a fine Sun- day afternoon conceit. The District Music Contest in which Bedford was so successful would have been impossible without this auditorium. Plays and Opercttas me a pleasure, during 'practice ho-urs as Well as during the produc- tion. The longer we have this auditorium, the more we will appreciate it, and the more pleasant will be the memories connect-ed with it, 'u'n'n'n'!u u'u'-i '-'n'u'n'n'u'u'n'n'n'n'n

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'-'u'nFu'n'u'u'u'-'u'-H'.'-'-'u'u'-'u'u'n'u'n'n'n'n'u'u'J L5-S 'n'L'u'-'n'n'n'n'h'u'n'n'u'n'n'u'n'u'n'h'n'n'u'u'n'-HFu'n' I 4, WW,h . A l BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL lCenter of Happy M-emoriesb The Class of 1928 is the first to graduate from the new school building. Up to this time we have been rather crowded, especially our High School. This year we have enjoyed the privilege of going to school in a new building, equip- ped with every possible convenience. Wve have also enjoyed more lenteirtfiin- ments then have been possible lbefoive. Bedfold High School has become the een-ter for various scholastic contests. It is a favorite place for basketball touinaments as well las forensic and 'music con.-tests. With' hey modern 'facili- ties Bedford High School will become the school center of this section of 'the state. 'u'n'n'l'u'uH555'n'l5'I'l'l'I'l'l'l'u'l'l'u'l':'I'u'l'l'iQ3l5'l'lH'l'l5'I'n'u'l5'n'n'n'n'n'l'u'h'l'l'l'l'n5'l'l'lH'i1

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IEP v T W r 4 r I 1 Board of E ucation Dr. T. E. Anderson, President J. S. Pieringer, Secretary J. F. Longfellow, Treasurer L. C. Klopp E. T. Brice S. R. Weir F. L. Wetmore