Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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flwwcaw for Img: 6601214185 To depict the high caliber of attainment in academics, activities, and athletics which characterizes Bentley High School, we, the staff ot the 1960 Pioneer, have chosen the Symbol Q. Q. These twin letters repre- sent our outstanding Quotient of Quality, the factor which makes others look at us with admiration and which brings to every Bentleyite-student, teacher, administrator and all associated personnel-that great pride of being a part of something really worthwhile.

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if .7 t '4 X - wagnalilwzclozg :png Ujqff, z an -if 'K 4 94:7 Joyce Steen, Co-op student, presided over n the switchboard for hours each day. 42 r ,ai gil '13 V . il 1,-J , ' ' -b 1 -W n, .SSA ' Q t ig J' t' r ' 'iv -9,4151 f f r 4' ,Y '- ' p kd X Looks are deceiving. That hole in the ground will be new offices, classrooms, and audi- torium when school opens next September. 6 Chemistry students found their new laboratory com- pletely equipped and conveniently arranged. .if-5, ai'