Bedford School News Seven BHIS Graduates Visit Counselor Day
Seven BHIS graduates attending Northwest Missouri State College met with BHS principal J. S. Taylor during the third annual Counselor's Day in Maryville Missouri. Superintendents, principals and counselors discussed educational problems of high school and college students over a coffee hour at the NWMSS Union building. Graduates now freshmen include Virginia Barks Ina Claire Barnes Judy Beemer Judy Cross Sondra Sawyer Maxine Spry and Don Turner. Other graduates enrolled are Peggy Henry Frances Cross and Louise Novinger.
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Northwest Missouri State College
J. S. Taylor
BHS
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Missouri
Nwmss Union
Virginia Barks
Ina Claire Barnes
Judy Beemer
Judy Cross
Sondra Sawyer
Maxine Spry
Don Turner
Peggy Henry
Frances Cross
Louise Novinger
Bedford High School earns eight superior ratings at state speech contest
In preliminary rounds at BHS on February 16 Bedford students Kristi DeMott, Bill Hensch, Paul Jones, Howard Putnam, Evelyn Russell, Marvin Stephens and Edwin Stock achieved superior ratings. The one act play The Decision by Bedford earned a superior rating with cast members Busby DeMott Hensch Poole Stock Thompson and Whetermute. Braddyville presented Madame Butterfly and Bedford the Decision in the evening with the next round scheduled for March at an undetermined site.
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Clarinda
New Market
Braddyville
Suzanne DeMott
Bill Hensch
Paul Jones
Howard Putnam
Evelyn Russell
Marvin Stephens
Edwin Stock
Bedford
Sandra Busby
Carol Poole
Alvira Stock
Dave Thompson
Bertha Whe
Termute
Sixty BHS Students Wear Eye Glasses
A survey of 216 BHS students by the journalism class shows more girls than boys wear glasses. Among 117 girls, 36 wear glasses. among 99 boys, 24 wear glasses. Sophomores, seniors, juniors, freshmen, and faculty eye wear rates are listed.
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Nine FFA Members To Receive Chapter Farmer Degree
Nine BHS second-year FFA boys are set to receive the Chapter Farmer degree at a forthcoming ceremony. Nominal details name sophomores Duane King Jim Lucas Roger Mick Frank Rankin Bruce Sleep Ed Snyder Mike Travis Don Vawter Marvin Sleep along with BIS junior as recipients.
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FFA
Norman Annan
FRA
PFA
Duane King
Jim Lucas
Roger Mick
Frank Rankin
Bruce Sleep
Ed Snyder
Mike Travis
Don Vawter
Marvin Sleep
Bis Junior
Interest and Insurance Topics Highlight Senior Math Class
Miss Janet Stewart's BHIS Consumer Mathematics class for seniors studies interest on loans from banks and life insurers. Students explore compound interest calculations and prepare for the next unit on fire and property insurance.
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Janet Stewart
New Typewriters Bought For BHS Commercial Dept
BHS purchased ten Royal typewriters at a total cost of 1500 to modernize the commercial department. Old machines will be replaced gradually with a three year maximum use plan and current stock includes 25 machines. Trade ins yielded 480 with 100 saved by the school, while the price per machine has since risen by 10.
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BHS
R. F P. van Dyke
Irene Brown
Variety of Projects In Industrial Arts
BHIS students in Lyal Shirk's industrial arts class pursue a range of projects from cedar chests to wall cabinets this year. Twenty eight students are enrolled in the program.
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Lyal Shirk
Eight Wood Types Offer Student Project Choices
Students may select from birch, gum, mahogany, birdseye maple, northern maple, oak, pine, and walnut for projects. Industrial arts options include bedstead book cases cedar chests coffee tables corner tables end tables lamps and more plus rebuilding a chair by Ed Walston.
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Bob Dougherty
Laverne Hughes
Neil Glass
Don Lucas
Ramon Moore
Lyndell Streebin
Gary Swigart
Jim Kysar
Jon Crum
DJ Ingram
Dick Snyder
Larry McColm
Adlen Akers
Joe Gunson
Bill Reed
Dave Woods
Larry Marsh
Ed Walston
Ben Murphy
Allen Ak
Reverend Loehr Speaks At Chapel Service
Presbyterian minister Reverend Clement Loehr spoke at the school chapel service in the BHS auditorium on the topic How to Prepare Yourself for Later Life. Marvin Stephens introduced the speaker, with Paul Freemyer leading hymns and Eve lyn Russell at the piano.
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Clement Loehr
BHS
Marvin Stephens
Paul Freemyer
Evelyn Russell
Torch Yearbook Editors Prepare Final March Shipment
Art editors Marvin Stephens and Edwin Stock finish illustra tive material for the Torch yearbook. They draw exaggerated likenesses of DHS seniors for a composite feature. Yearbook editors Phil Bartlett and Dave Thompson confirm ten pages of Torch copy in the final shipment to lithographers the first week in March.
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BHS
Marvin Stephens
Edwin Stock
DHS
Phil Bartlett
Dave Thompson
Kindergarten Raises 26 Dollars for Polio Drive
Bedford's kindergarten students contributed $26.10 to the March of Dimes in the 10 day drive ending February 11. The kindergarten headed the school’s class contributions though total figures were not tabulated in time for publication. Each student received a card to fill with dimes and return, while high school students were urged to contribute using classroom cards.
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Bedford
Bedford Public Schools to Host School Bus Clinic
A transportation clinic will be held at Bedford Public Schools on Tuesday led by W. T. Hegren, Director of Transportation for the Department of Public Instruction. Taylor County drivers and officials are invited to discuss bus operation, laws, maintenance, and driver training.
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W. T. Hegren
Department of Public Instruction
Taylor County
Juniors Raise Money for Banquet at BHS
The junior class at BHS reports funds totaling $666.43 with $655 raised toward the spring banquet. Treasurer Pat Perkins notes the class earns money through home games refreshments and the annual junior play The Night of January 16th. Additional fundraisers are planned to support the junior-senior banquet.
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Pat Perkins
BHS
Senior Class Fundraising Ideas Mentioned for Yearbook
The piece lists junior and senior events including the junior-netslor banquet and senior skip day. It notes fundraising methods such as bake sales, class plays, magazine drives, and refreshments sales at football and basketball games.
Look To The Blowing Rose Melodrama At BHS
The three act melodrama Look To The Blowing Rose was presented last Friday night February 18 by the BHS speech activities class. Cast included Jerry Baker Dale Beaver Bob Dougherty Don Dougherty Don Leighton Roger Reith Jane Reynolds Evelyn Russell and Mary Anne Sharp. Written and directed by Monty Pitner BHS speech and speech activities Instructor. David Thompson BHS senior acted as student director.
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BHS
Jerry Baker
Dale Beaver
Bob Dougherty
Don Dougherty
Don Leighton
Roger Reith
Jane Reynolds
Evelyn Russell
Marya Anne Sharp
Monty Pitner
David Thompson
BHS Seniors Deliver In-Class Speech Reports
Monty Pitner, speech instructor, notes seniors give personal topic talks during class with focus on trips and memorable life incidents. Forty-four seniors enrolled in the required senior speech course, reflecting a unique in-class preparation assignment.
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Monty “Pitner
Red Cross Reports 918 Disaster Relief Ops Nationwide
The American Red Cross carried out 918 disaster relief operations nationwide. It provided emergency mass care to over 62 000 people and long term aid to 7 100 families last year.
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American Red Cross
Development Committee appoints new Taylor County members
Taylor County Extension Director Maclyn Lakine announced two new appointees to the 1955-66 Miktension Program Development committee. Mrs. William Parke of Bedford and Roy Selley of Villlica join current members Herman Wurster Clearfield Mrs. Frank Shields Hazel Woods Bedford Roy Dillon Blockton. The committee will undertake tasks related to program development.
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Taylor County
Maclyn Lakine
Bedford
William Parke
Roy Selley
Villiaca
Herman Wurster
Clearfield
Frank Shields
Hazel Woods
Roy Dillon
Blockton
Education program planning to form sub committees
A plan for an education program outlines the appointment of sub committees by the main committee to aid in program planning. The inaugural meeting of this committee is noted as a key step in the initiative. James A. Garfield is cited as the president who died at 49, having the shortest life among U.S. presidents.
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James A. Garfield
U.S
Supreme Court Justice May Retire On Full Pay at 70
A Supreme Court Justice could retire with full pay upon reaching the age of 70. The report notes the pension and benefits continuing for retirees at that threshold, highlighting potential impacts on the judiciary and vacancy processes.
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Supreme Court
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