Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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at sight and sound AUDIO VISUAL. Left to right, front row: H. Atkinson, Mr. Fisher, sponsor, J. Cahill, vice president, R. Bauman, secretary-treasurer, A. Herman, president, J. Harma. Second row: H. Johnson, R. Kunkel, T. Donaldson, L. Herman, G. Allen, G. Celler, L. Goodlesky, J. Little. Third row: L. Thompson, B. Brown, D. Stetson, G. McLellan, A. Madden, D. Reed, G. Mapes. For those who care about mechanical equipment as well as artistry, three organizations are available. Audio-Visual members serve the school by handling and maintaining all movie, slide-film and tape re- corder equipment. They also order films and show them. If camera clubbers look eye-weary, it's because they ' Q spend so much time in the darkroom. These students learn proper photography-taking pictures, develop- ing, enlarging, and printing them, Their work is used by both the yearbook and school paper. Another newcomer this year is the Bentley Eyes group. By recording significant school events on movie film and sound tape, they have begun a library of Bentley life that will be forever fresh. -is xi., assi... BENTLEY EYES. Discussing a point with their director concerning movies of school events are, I D. Goodfellow, L. Goodlesky, J. Barber, and Mr. W. R. McQueston. eft to right D. Memmer 'sf L Qa-ff ai!

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SHUTTERBUGS. Darkroom inhabitants included B. Scharl, A. Lynch, C. Jason, and D. Hearn. 1 Realm Inspecting a camera are Al Madden, Gerry Marquis, Ralph Klotz, Lloyd Herman, AI Herman, Bob Canuelle, and Larry Thompson, all members of Audio-Visual. ne gf ... . 1 Sir. rf--5.0.7

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NEWSPAPER STAFF. left to right, front circle: T. Crotty, W. Gray, N. Howe, J. Bruening, D. Grebik, B. Sharl, S. Ryan, J. Campbell, B. Willnus. Back circle: M. Bright, E. Pascoe, K. Engel, C. Galloway, M. E. Loren, B. Martin, F. Fisher. Mr Comstock, adviser, and Jackie Bruening, Echo editor, had plenty to talk about as deadlines approached. Putting out twenty Whispers imimeographed papersl and at least five Echoes iprinted papersl is the big iob of the advanced iournalism class and third hour inhabitants of l l6V2, Publication Office. Besides gathering, writing, editing, printing and dis- tributing the news, these iournalists sell'green hats worn at athletic events, sponsor Homecoming and the Spring Frolic. Representatives usually attend a college sum- mer session related to their work. Most of this group are members of Quill and Scroll, in- ternational honorary society tor high school journalists. Whispers, echoes that s l lo V2! Wayne Gray watches Barb Willnus draw heads an a stencil for a newspaper edition. Staff members Cathy Schmidt, Carol Casselman and Carol George lbusiness managerl sold papers at the green stand by the cafeteria every time one was pub lished. Here they satisfy customers Kaye Bradley Ron Bogeyevac, and Bob Canuelle, with ROTC as a bonus with the Whisper. -Q