Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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J 5 KYL, AH? SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Lockwood, co-Editors--C. Reid, A R J. Bailey, C. La Fontaine, C. Leavitt, M. Lewis. STANDING: 1 J. Brooke, V. Thomas, S. Marsh, E. Matuscak, K. Friess, C. Fox, M. Wiegand, J. Gannon. CAMERA SHY: L. Alexander, J. Trombley, J. Watson. Z-V Linda sells an ad to one of the sponsors. STAFF The staff of the '56 Pioneer spends many hours in preparation of the lay- outs, pictures, copy of the annual. It is a year-long job, but very rewarding. To promote sales they put on an assem- bly and dance in the fall. An added feature this year was the Royalty Romp, which the staff sponsored. Colleen, Gail, and Jackie discuss one ofthe layouts to be used in the Pioneer. Sandy, Elaine, and Joyce sell a subscription to a customer. ' L X. 5

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.P -1 m Julie Dennis and Gail discuss the lay out of a page in the paper EUHO TAFF The main purpose of the publica tions staff 1S to keep the students in formed of the happenings connected with the school This is done by the means of a monthly newspaper and by submitting written copy to the local newspapers .gag-5 STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: B Kometh Editor' J. Waskelis . Bailey E. Neilson G. Mclntyre Mr. Comstock Sponsor. SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Donaldson G. Lockwood, B. Bauer. IJVU ll STAFF FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Thomas D. Proctor, K. Chordich J. Trombley J. Watson C, Pribbanow, Bradfute P. L l Quill and Scroll the International Honorary Society for High School Journal- ists, was organized for the purpose of rewarding individual achievement in the journalistic field Candidates must be re- commended by an, advisor and have corn- pleted some phase of superior written work. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Kometh J. Bailey.

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P Z it - 1 2 - , i A Y 5. FIRST ROW: J. Maclntyre, N. Streeter, S. Jerore, V. Spaulding, M. Anderson, S. Conatser, D. Proctor, M. Hemeyer, A Prydz B. Steele, K. Bourgon, I. Carson, M. Johnson, P. LaMoth, A. Perzy, J. Donaldson, H. Campbell, Mrs. Mepyans, Director SECOND ROW: A. Lambert, J. Raymond, J. Grazer, C. Marshall, M. Herderson, J. McNicol, B. Spercer, C. Fox, M. Hartman, T. Preister, C. Smith, J. Trombley, H. Goodbold, L. Allen, S. Mensch, S. Widmer, B. Baker. THIRD ROW: S. Brown, C Gilliam, C. Hart, B. Tethof, C. Pariseau, J. Mahrley, P. Bachman, P. Farquhar, B. Clark. FOURTH ROW: B. Beach, K Rickert, J. Bowers, D. Noble, M. Michelson, C. Pribbanow, D. Wall, B. Elandt, K. Bradfute, A. Rowland, A. Duncan, D Mackinde, L. Wilson, H. Hawley, R. Boyd, D. Benedict. FIFTH ROW: J. Mickles,C. Branch, D. Goudey, G. Martin, B Anderson, V. Wilson, S. Roark, M. Robinson, I. Oja, R. Taylor, S. Glass, J. Burkholder, M. Malki, C. Zunich, V. Halstead T. Schmitz, J. Faries, L. Staples, W. Roberts, N. Markly, D. Chubb, L. McConnell, J. Bock. ll NIR UIl0R These talented singing groups, under the direction of Mrs. Jacqueline Mepyans are well known for their activities which include the operetta, the Christmas pro- gram and the Spring concert. They participate in the 6-B League District Festival each Spring, Through these pro- grams the members learn the basic fundamentals of choral singing, Mrs, Mepyans directs the chorus officers in a selection