Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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:ur house is clean and orderly Mrs. Juanita Liverance fixes quantities of batter all at once with the heavy duty equipment available. ' NIGHT CUSTODIANS. Left to right, front row: A. Howell, H. Wilcox, E. Young. Second row: F. McLelland, W. A. Kirkwood, J. Colley, J. Knoffle, H. Stokes, C. W. Johnson, F. Westfall, L. Coleman. i A iid.. ... Q.. gs H . rw ,E at Q' , s CAFETERIA STAFF. Left to right, seated: J. LaFontoine, G. Clark, M Burger, M. Badder, J. Zemboy, manager, V. Ewald, A. Couzens, O Hollowood, M. Thomas, F. Culbert. Standing: J. Liverance, J. Geier- mann, A. Miller, cashier.

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DlZ...Q0 LL AROUND the clock and all about the building there is a variety to school lite at Bentley that complements the homework-recitation part of school and en- riches the lives of all her people. Music, art, library, business activities, iour- nalism are all part of the curriculum, but they are more, too. There are concerts and dis- plays and newspaper productions. Public speaking, drama, student government, clubs to suit all tastes and talents-these too are part of the extras which make Bentley's Q. Q. hard to beat. Mike Barnes and f e d lght d the way for the Cho u s M rd Gras entry n Ho ecom n Parade