Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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HOMEROOM ll-TO: TOP ROW - B. McNamee, D. Petzold, B. Barents, D. Dearing, R. Gable, D. Herrmann, B. Aratari, H. Frick. SECOND ROW - J. Graser, M. Bates, P. Holmes, H. Pyrlcosz, C. Feldman, B. Albert, J. Cesarz. THIRD ROW - N. Bailey, J. Johnson, P. French, N. Bass, S. Cook C. Rickert. CAMERA SHY - N. Hertenstein, W. Lincoln, T. Parker. HOMERROM ll-il: TOP ROW - R. Higgs, J. Skypeck, P. Thomas, F. Peet, D. Buchanan, A. Young, R. Johnson,J.- Ort. SECOND ROW - M. Jahn, S. Coffee, B. Elandt, G. Clark, L. Barnes, L. Hoffmeyer, M. White, S. Ayers, J- Steinhoff. THIRD ROW - T. Preister, L. Smith, J. Zaremb- ski, J, Caster, G. Wolanski, G. Winiarslmi, G. Wills. CAMERA SHY - N. Dudzik, M. Morath. The Sadie Hawkins dance is the most informal dance ofthe year. Potato sack dresses, shagged shirts, and dog-patch hats are the accepted mode. Many are surprised at the costumes worn by their friends. Bob Hopps, Linnea Benson Judy Philips, and Dick Petrucelli carry out the tradition of this dance in their costumes. HOMEROOMH-12: TOP ROW - D. Mackinder, T. Lau, L Wilson, J. Willis, J. Niclcles, D. Kelley, D. Mansell, SECOND ROW - F. Syerson, P. Winget, P. Farquhar, P, Black, D. Sawka, R. Bedwell, J. Murphy, B, Waller, THIRD ROW - R. Conway, l. Jacobs, D. Delplace, B. Baker, B. Driver. CAMERA SHY - R. Bergner, J. Graham, C. Frankiewicz, C. Keliher, L. McConnell, J. Muir, P. McKague, J. Prine, P. McCumby.

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Dale Petzold, Carol Schultz, and Ron Hellier check the progress fn the construction ofthe swimming pool. The pool is expected o be completed by next fall. HOMEROOM ll-7: TOP ROW - C. Darr, L. Cook, D. Kraffle A. Nikisch, K. Koehler, H. Hood. SECOND ROW - M. Siler, M. Hilton, M. Smith, D. Meinzinger, L. Richards. THIRD ROW - A. Haffner, N. Skees, C. Sammons, M. Johnson. CAMERA SHY - C. Balser, W. Carrier, W. Fernandez, R. Frontiera, T. Gaubis, E. Hennenman, J. Thibeoult. HOMEROOM ll-8: TOP ROW - T. Connors. C. Jennett. A. Smith, C. Tornberg, T. Romanaw, D. Passeno, T. Gallagher SECOND ROW - L. Fahle, S. Wisniewski, A. Hensley, J. Tracy, J. Herndon, J. Staron, B. Lucas, K. Boutwell. THIRD ROW - M. Griggs, S. Lettich, L. Maki, L. Lynas, K. Burnett. FOURTH ROW - J. Halstead, M. Sommerman, D. Stickles. CAMERA SHY - K. Fairbank, G. Frazer, E. Goodwell, C. Tarnberg, M. Tresh. HOMEROOM ll-9: TOP ROW - F. Tuttle, L. Collins, W. Girardin, D. Bombach, L. Anschuetz, G. King, J. Anderson, B. Aubert, B. Fuhst, H. Miller. SECOND ROW - C. Pariseau J. Moore, C. Hammersley, K. Lassila, C. Schulz, M. Feen- ey, S. Glass, R. Kartes, R. Bourgon. THIRD ROW - J. Far- ies, S. Turner, D. Beaune, D. Valenti, J. Hepler, K. Hood. CAMERA SHY - W. Dunn, D. Andrews, C. Zunich.

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W SoPHoMoREs Thus was a very lmporTanf year Tor each mem ber of The sophomore class Nor only was nf hrs Tnrst year In senuor hugh school but nf was The fnrsT Time for many oTher Thrnqs Too The sTudenT began To parTlcnpaTe an a varzeTy of achvmes and To Take parT In class government IT was n These organlzatvons That he began To see group progecTs maTenaIlze and has own problems clar :fy Through assoclahon wuth oThers The sophomore class had charge of The Farm lngTon sock hop sponsored SouTh Seas he annual sprung dance and helped wuTh baccalaur eaTe arrangements BenTleys class of 59 has proved ThaT They have The Talent energy and orlg1nallTy necessary To solve problems as They arnse and To carry on school Tradmons L