Bishop Bradley High School - Red and Blue Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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JUNIOR CHAMPS: Kneeling, l. to r.: E. Joyce, N. Cullerot, D. McQuaid. Standing, 1. to r.: R. De Rocher, T. Jordan, R. Barry, R. Phelan, D. Sullivan. SOPHOMORE CHAMPS: Kneeling, 1. to r.: F. Har- lan, J. Philbin, R. Bellemare. Standing, l. to r.: R. Basketball Intramurals FRESHMEN CHAMPS: Kneeling, 1. to r.: P. Ken- ison, K. Howe. Standing, 1. to r.: E. Hickey, C. Hall, D. King, J. Powers, J. Hogan. 1 SENIOR CHAMPS: Kneeling, 1. to r.: E. Baroody, D. L'Esperance, W. Haley. Standing, 1. to r.: N. Chapman, E. Hinchee, K. Mrozek, D. Manning. ,,,.. Richards, J. Balon, R. Duhaime, R. Griffin, D. Smith. 103

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l KY71,-f'N 5 7 my E-93 '22-f 1 'ff- 651, l Qin le if A 'HI U. ff ' 3 1 B ,legs if 1 E . -i C7 L . ...N X 1 X X 9 v-sk--1 u as.s5Q.e.w-scoff me m f we 0 xg, -:fi QW-7 'i f -' ,i 4 f'-'f : f 7 . ' 9 4,7 e 1.24 -I J J -- J .T ,..d on V Memorabilia Carol and Edna were fitting prelude to our senior year. No- where outside Macbeth could be found a more auspicious open- ing. These two ladies had suddenly pitchforked us into the center stage. Waiting in the wings for three years we were now ready to pipe our tune. The Class of '55 had been knitting itself into a cohesive unitg now it would have ample opportunity to express its personality. While we drove our hot rods, the world's diplomats were still engaged in cold wars. Atomic submarines and increased destructive power of the atom bomb were countered by the development of a new weapon - the most powerful in the history of medicine - the Salk vaccine to combat the polio virus. New heroes and their tall deeds were found in the persons of the Angel of Dienbienphu and Dr. Albert Schweitzer. In our own dream world, our idols for the moment were George Gobel, Davy Crockett and Miss Grace Kelly. At Bradley our game with Central was our first departure from the old order. Former classes had clocked time according to B.C. QBefore Centralj. Our class would measure its passage - to scramble the image further -- in A.C. CAfter Centralj as a gallant group of Pioneers gained full stature on an October afternoon and opened a new era in athletics. The victory was catalytic as it helped step up activities around the school. Competition generated by our drives found us res- ponsive ro the requests of the Bishops, the Brothers and the Pioneer. 5 lf' Q f it iii? ii X EX ll lbllllllllrll L, eff . - l lalar ll fd Z Z J fig S-Q 104