Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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SHUTTERBUGS The Shutterbugs, one of the newer clubs at Bentley High School, was organized mainly to meet the photo- graphic needs of the school. Members may use school equipment or their own. The boys from the club are frequently seen at football games, basketball games, and other sports events, as well as the activities of the other school organizations. Pictures taken are used by the yearbook, the Echo, and sometimes the Livonian. This year a few members have entered pictures in the photographic contests that are open to students. The training received in the club is often used in part time iobs. Many Shutterbugs work for local photographers and several plan to follow this occupation. Tom Romanow and Bob Wilson spend many long I hours in the darkroom developing pictures. ls it absolutely necessary tor so many Shutterbugs to be around to take a picture of a pretty girl? TOP ROW - Gordon Davis, Robb lmonen, Joan Sudnik, Mr. .lack Comstock, Lee Doo- little, Bob Wilson, Tom Ro- manow sEcoNo Row-Ea Pringle- meir, Doug Wallace, Jim Munch, Dan Chapman 'law-nu-9

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LIBRARY STAFF The Library Staff under the supervision of Mrs. Rachel Hilbert, Mrs. Ruth French, and Mr. Dale Brown are trained to aid those who use the library. The staff checks out books, takes care of passes, and answers any ques- tions for the students. TOP ROW-Bob Briegel, Nick Pane, Tom Cleveland, Bill Reed, Wesley Hayes, Doug Mcliernan, Don Browning, Tony Grech, Jack Sturgeon, Mr. D. Brown SECOND ROW-Mrs. R. French, Harold l-lembrough, Ken Byrd, Fred Brown, Karen Mark, Sally Baxter, Mitten Feeney, Patricia Payer, Jean Johnson, Mrs, R. Hilbert THIRD ROW-Betty Rowland, Sharon Smith, Myrna Sever- son, Dottie Davis, Sue Whims, Judy Brashear, Marie Griggs, Sharon Veith, Esther Middle- wood, Marion Sergison, Janet Ringler, Joyce Thibeault, Phyl- lis Wells Students who enjoy discusssion and public speaking find pleasure in participation in Forensics under the direction of Mrs. P. Wisniewski. Members are active in debates and discussions during the winter with neighboring schools. These students are mainly from speech classes. The staff members also decorate the library and the trophy case. Many of those who work in library will find that this training will help at college and for part time work. Points are earned for the all school letter as well as academic credit. FCRENSICS Dwight Martin, Sue Precobb, Jane Willis, Doris Krzywkowski, and Judy Wocken- fuss organize thoughts pro and con for their coming debate, As spring rolls around Forensics are opened to the entire student body. At this time the contests are divided into five groups. The groups are humorous reading, interpretive reading, original oratory, dec- larnation, and extemporary speaking.

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