Bedford North Lawrence High School - Reflections Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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I U. in 1931. Attended Butler, Chicago Normal of Physical Educa' tion. Has her B. S. degree. Taught at Newcastle three years before COVYWWE here. School Cafeteria and cooking teacher. from Terre Haute Normal, and also attended Purdue University and lns diana. He is assistant basketball coach of Bedford High and naturally basketball is his favorite sport. spectively. Emil Held a teacher of History Economics and Problems of America Demo . . . r cracy, has taught ten years, all ten being in B. H. S. He was graduated from Crandx ts view High School, Evansville and received his A. B. and M. S. at Indiana University. Todd Cainey, native of Bedford. graduated from Bedford Hi in l927. Graduated 5 's from DePauw in l93l1 has his A, B. degree, has most of the work completed to- wards his masters degree, majored in history and political science, Taught at Shawswick before coming here. Earl Krausbeck, our capable history teacher with the mighty voice, received his 431 A. B., and also his Masters degree from Teachers College at Terre Haute, Indiana. He had graduate study at Indiana University. He is the leader of the Allied Youth Club in B. H. S., and also coaches our boys in league basketball. l. M. McFadden, head of the History Department, received his A, B. in English and M. S. in education at Indiana University. Previously taught English and was in charge of the Debate Leagues. Now teaches Senior History and Vocational Civics. He has charge of the publication of the Pioneer . This is his twelfth year in Bedford High. Township, Indiana. bined. 1 Florence Colby, graduated from Lavonne Maish graduated from Frankfort High School. She went to Teachers College at Terre Haute for four years and later to Chicago Uni- versity. She is manager of the High Ralph Holmes received his degree Ellen lane Teare has been with us eleven years, ten years of which she has served as our dean. Her Ph. B. and A. M. were received from Chicago University and Columbia re- ' Jima Q Q Catherine Keach graduated from Oberlin Conservatory. She has been Super- visor of Music in New Brighton, Pennsylvania, Lawrence County and Shawswick Our coach, Paul Lostutter, graduated from Columbus High School. He gradu- ated from Franklin College with an A. B. in his pocket. He has coached at Frankfort. Franklin, Delphi, and Shelbyville before coming to Bedford. Our team would be lost without his knowledge and understanding. Leland Armstrong, the director of our splendid B. H. S. Band, is a graduate of Bedford High and of Cincinnati Conservatory, jordan Conservatory,Metropolitan Conservatory, and of Stetson University. Mr. Armstrong is the founder of our Symphonic Band, an organization composed of the band and the orchestra coma Margaret O'Connor began her art study in the State Normal at Terre Haute and has continued it in the Chicago Normal School and the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, Her experience as a teacher and supervisor of art has carried her into three states. She seems to have the ability to get results in her teaching as is evidenced by the art work in this book. Mrs. Lora Held, instructress of Biology in B. H.S. She attended Evansville College. Has her A. B. from Indiana University. George Banta, instructor in science for the past twelve years. Came to us from Franklin College. Interest in the sciences has advanced due to the efforts of this sterling teacher. Frances Durrenberger is a most praiseworthy member of our faculty. She is popular among the students, The subjects she teaches are Eng- lish, Biology, and Botany. She received her A. B. degree at Indiana University.

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Darrell Gooch came from Lebanon, Indiana in l935. He holds an A. B. from DePauw and an M. A. from the University of Iowa. Georgie Mitchusson, dean cf the B. H. S. faculty, and head ot the English department. She is a competent teacher and worthy leader. Imogene Chase, our pedagogue of English and journalism, received her B. S. from Kansas State University, and also attended Wisconsin University. Helen Gunn has taught at Bedford High for twelve years after graduating from DePauw University with the A. B. Degree. During these twelve years she has taken graduate work at Indiana University. She is teaching Sophomore English. Belva Newsom taught at Elizabethtown, Taylorsville, and Richmond before ioining our faculty thirteen years ago. She received her A. B. and M. A. from Earlham and Columbia, respectively. Helen W. Ester lMrs. Frank Esterl received an A. B. degree Indiana University with English as her major, and journalism as her minor She spent one summer in Columbia University, and has taken several sion work from Indiana University. Hebei ,1-xg 111-1 Inez Painter has an A. B. from Indiana State Teachers College, and an A. M. from I. U. to her credit. She teaches Latin to Freshmen, Sophomores, luniors, and Seniors. Mable Brooks, Delta Zeta. She graduated from B. H. S., and received her A. B. from lndiana University. Gladys Rcberts is a local product and received her A. M. from Illinois and A. B. from Hanover. She also attended I. U. and the American Academy at Rome. Marjorie Priest, Sponsor ot the Silver Tri- angle of Girl Reserves. This is her tenth year at B. H. S. Obtained her A. B. degree from Hanover and her M. A, from Columbia. A. W. Turmail was graduated from Val- lonia High School. Received his A. B. from Purdue and his M. S. from Indiana. Has six- teen years of teaching to his credit. Lillian Hunnicutt graduated from Indiana University where she re- ceived her B. S. degree, and did graduate work at the University of Chicago. She makes a very capable head for our Commerce Department, for three years she has carried this responsibility, and always with a smile. i Walter S. Stuckey, teacher of wood and metal-working received his training in the State Normal at Terre Haute. His extra-curricular work with the Hi-Y is characteristic of his Christian leadership. 0 I. O. Cezar, a graduate of B. H.

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ROW RONN ROW ROW ROW ROW2 -Left to Right: Mary ROXV ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROLL ROOM 26--MISS COLBY l--Left to Right: Miss Colby, Russell Mason, Floyd Robbins, james Mount, William Thorne, Paul Mikels, jimmy Rout, Duane Pless, Harry Ridge, Bill Prentice, Charles Pruett. to Right: Virginia Parr, Pearl Potts, lane Redyard, Mary Geneva Miller, Doris Sanders, Pauline Sarris, Alice Sego. 2-Left Owens, to Right: Claude Pace, Paul Padgett, Wilma Trisler, Piper, Geneva Terry, Eva Mikels. 3--Lett lda M. 4-Left Eugene to Right: Frank Owens, Bob Sanders, Frank O'Brien, Osborne, john Robertson, Harry T. Owens. ROLL ROOM 24 - MR. LOSTUTTER l-Left to Right: Charles Smith, Harold Schreiber, Howard Taylor, Donald Sipes, Rolla Walls, Taylor, Mr. Lostutter. William Welsh, William Walls, Homer Belle Snow, Anna Spinks, Mary Kay Thorne, Betty Wagoner, june Stapp, Mary Richardson, Sybil Stipp. 3-Left to Right: Mary Sipes, Dorothy Berry, Nondas Shake. Mary Tapp. ROLL ROOM 5 and 12--MRS. HELD and MR, CEZAR l-Lett to Right: Mrs. Held, Kenneth Wilson, Travis Wineinger, Donald Weddle, Ralph Turpin, lames Yount, Richard White, Bob Yeskie, lack Zollman, Arthur Williams, Darrel Zink. 2-Lett to Right: Sanford Wray, Floyd Turpin, Betty Wray, Mary Williams, Callie Wray, Bernadine Weddle, Maralou Wolfinger, Dorothy Wampler, Gerald Wykoff. 3-Left to Right: Florence Wells, Mildred Whalen, Patricia Wynne, Beatrice Tuell, Rose Alice Wade. 4-Left to Right: jack Zoleman, William Quillen, Mr. Cezar, Voyle Sipes. ROLL ROOM 23 - MR.COOCH l-Left to Right: Mr. Gooch, Lee Standish, Maurice Taulman, Paul Turner, Dale Underwood, Ralph W. Turpin, Charles Taylor, David Robertson. 2-Left to Right: Mary Ellen Rowe, Bernice Turner, lune Thompson, Lila Mae Todd, Madge Wells, Laura Waskom, Thelma Thompson. 3-Left to Right: Winifred Srygley, layne Standish, Antoinette Todd, Elizabeth Taylor, Harry Thomas. 4-Left to Right: William Torphy, John Torphy, Otho Sappen- field, Rodney Rockefeller, Don Sanders, Charles Taylor, jr.