Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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Would you like o taste of octopus? Most people would no doubt reply with an emphatic Nol But these tenth grade biology students seem to be enfoying this rare delicacy prepared by the Sea Food Grotto. HOMEROOM lo-ll: TOP ROW - R. Doolittle, R. Premo, R. Grana, C. Rudnicki, D. Zoedak, T. Packer, C. Bourne, S. Sokolov, C. Potoczak, B. Wolkiewicz. SECOND ROW - J. Lechel, R. Fishback, A. Pool, K. Harte, G. Forsyth, P. Vaupel, T. Baker, F. Pravata, A. Hakala. THlRD ROW- P. Blackburn, R. Rennolds, G. Lindsay, C. Allan, R. Lev- qndgwgkil B, Hendersgnl N, Westfall, D. Dean, J. Kikhoefel CAMERA SHY-G. Bandelow, J. Sommerman, C. Andrews, T. Grimm. HOMEROOM 10-12: TOP ROW - R. Ahrens, D. Albrecht, J Blout, G. Davis, K. Durbin, T. Petrilli, D. Currie, T. Par- sons. SECOND ROW - A. BYVVYBS. B. Carson, T. Kunkel, D. Chaban, E. Nichols, R. Gill, J. Baker, M. Keras, L. Fiber. THIRD ROW-V. Bank, K. Fagel, R. Drnek, A. Gerltry,M. Bergerson, B. Edwards, J. Fawkes, D. Dennis, O. LaMay. CAMERA SHY - L. Monroe, K. Brockman. HOMEROOMIO-13: TOP ROW - G. Graye, D.McKernan, K. Kennedy, T. Humpert, L. Herbert, J. Bohm, C. Hansen, D. Phlllpplr E. Bastian, T. Kessler, J. Jordan. SECOND ROW - H. Garrett, D. Perzyk, C. Porter, C. Lay, D. Troub, G. Godlewski, R. Barkley, J. Proctor, J. Burke, C. Camp- bell. THIRD ROW - C. Clark, N. Hartsell, C. Van Keuren, G. G. Halstead, P,Gray, J. Marchand, N. Trapp, M. Finch, P. Morris. CAMERA SHY - D. Esper, B. Button, B. Pepler, s i XJ 'I l inn I dk 3. 51 2 l 4 3 lallfl C' '5

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HOMEROOM l0-7: TOP ROW - G. Geiser, B. Vourex, D. Proctor, S. Kale, D. Briggs, B. Fedus, B. Wilson, B. Taylor, D. Held, D. Smith. SECOND ROW - J. Higgins, R Durham, G. Gawacki, D. Roark, N. Banyas, M. Aratari, R. Robinson, J. Szuba, T. Hartsig. THIRD ROW - P. Blair, M. Paff, J. Domine, S. Whims, J. Culbertson, J. Jaksck, C. Burke. CAMERA SHY - W. Roberts, D. Benidict, B. Sparks, D. Stacnowiak. HOMEROOM 'IO-8: TOP ROW - R. Whitehead, O. Nutt, M. Harrison, C. Buxton, J. Hunt, B. Darr, R. Vertin, R. Moore, R. Adler. SECOND ROW - M. Wolfe, E. Biggs, D. Howden, R. Gagnon, P. Herrmann, J. Repka, N. Aimino, L. Wells. THIRD ROW - L. Lada, J. Eidt, J. Staples, D. Scott, A. Wilson, D. Jones, P. Pike, D. Rowles. CAMERA SHY - J. Barlow, B. Briegel, Ken Byrd, J. Fairbanks, S. Lowery, N. Pelzer. HOMEROOM 'lo-9: TOP ROW - S. Hall, M. Kintigh, A. Klein J. Paul, R. Draper, G. Polanen, R. Lerberg, C. Roose, D. Pierce, V. Parmenter. SECOND ROW - E. Gibbons, M. Richards, G. Shaw, K. Straiton, C. Brey, F. Cummins, W. Hayes, L. Breed, J. Wockenfuss. THIRD ROW - R. Coolman A. Pullager, B. Long, D. Traycik, J. Brown, B. Axford, E. Wild, S. Tarrow. CAMERA SHY - S. Burk, P. Grismer, R. Harden, P. Warner. HOMEROOMIO-10: TOP ROW - D. Buckingham, R. Lowry, B. Burkett, J. Randazzo, R. Vollick, L. Neighbor, T. Chetkovich, L. Broskey, G. England. SECOND ROW - N. Westfall, P. Bowen, C. Couillard, S. Papineau, J. Brandon R. Baker, P. Swift, L. Cotter. THIRD ROW - O. Trornbley, B. LaChance, D. Barrette, J. Alyerson, J. Day, M. Mutzel- burg, L. Martin, J. Suski. CAMERA SHY - J. Michels, D. McGuire, D. Cook, G. Canfield. , 64

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.aq I TER To many people, just as to The animals, winter is a time of hibernation. It means a slow- ing down of social activity, less ambition, and a Tolerance of uncomfortable weather. Not so in high school, and especially at Bentley. Time, even during the cold winter months, is con- sidered too valuable to waste. Every student, as well as many people of The community, awaited The T956-57 basketball season eagerly. When it finally arrived, the games proved just as thrill-packed as Those of past years. Each senior was particularly re- luctant to bid basketball farewell, since it was his last opportunity to view The games as a Bentleyite. As has been The custom, There was a sock-hop after each home game. These were sponsored by The classes, student council, journalism, and The Junior Historical Society. The coming of Christmas vacation found The student and Teacher alike experiencing that cer- tain special feeling which comes aT no other Time of the year. During This week and a half, each person celebrated The holidays with family and friends. Although There was little snow during vacation, plenty fell later, Everyone Took ad- vantage of The weather as much as possible. Several week-ends of skating, Tobogganning, and skiing were enjoyed by all who joined in the fun. When spring came everyone was glad, but a little sad too, since winter had brought so many L 'I 'Qs xml. x, -. ,A lg ix .au I ll ,mpww V N-Q--N 'WUI f- 3 .fi QW 'nl ' C - as good times. yy . . :- gfksmw-A j ij fqsl, :W fwfiw .law E., .,, ,Qin K -s dw w Q--