Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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:cle rn good wo:-la yi il 7 xx 9 ati' ln the course of a dramatlc day we were many tlmes guilty of untrdlness Where would we be without our props committee the custoduans who patlently cleaned up after us everyday' As our loyal fans they were always present at our school actlvltles keep :ng the school open our belongxngs protected and our splrlts hugh The saying The proof of the pudding us nn the eating thereof was verlfted In our cafeterua Each day an hour before lunch tan talnzung odors began to float about In the vrclnlty of the cafetena makung mouths water and stomachs grumble When the lunch bell Gnally rang the rush was on for we knew that hot temptmg well prepared food awalted us an the cafeterla One look at the once hungry troupers leavmg the cafeteria wnth renewed and satlsfied faces must be all our cooks needed to know that their puddmgs were Indeed delectable Joyce Herbert Mrs Pat Burkhouse and Blanche Hughes deserve much pralse for the efftclent way they run Bradford Senior Hugh School s business omce These secretaries are In a class by themselves In that they have the remarkable ablllty to do many things at the same tnme ln addition to attendmg to business correspondence and answerung phone calls they mu t help locate lost articles Ceven lost personsj and rush around with memorandums for lndlvndual persons CUSTODIANS Muss Gertrude Bellamy Mrs Hazel Herman Cseatedl Harry MacDonald Ralph Gulson Cstandlngl Mrke Thomas Davud Schultz lseated on sllll CAFETERIA STAFF lleft to Tlghfl Mrs Margaret Bell Mrs Nelle Llssman Mrs Mayme Shuck Mrs Loulse McCutcheon and Mrs Mary Anderson readned themselves to serve the first lunch lrne Halloween Nnne u , , n if 'A' 'A' -xt: if 'slr if if i V . . , . . . Q . klfi. . ' UW' r rf ' on

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Wealth IA wealth wk if is nk ir My, but you're getting tall, Miss Mary Rossi told Tommy Colosimo as he stood his straightest to be measured. Miss Carolyn Reitz and Mrs. Ada Bement check the hearing of these youngsters by means of the audiometer, The nurses have this testing down to a system so that the children are not afraid, but feel important wearing those earphones which talk to them. Eight This young lady is being praised by Miss Jeanette Holden for the excellent condition her teeth are in. She must brush them faithfully three times a day! Every child in the elementary grades is taught the meaning of good dental hygiene and is examined carefully for tooth decay, Everything seems all wrong to Tommy Colosimo, but Miss Reitz will set it to rights with her pleasant smile and bottle of iodine. Hmmm . . . let me see . . . open wider please. Bicuspids, molars, and incisors-they all seem to be there! And how they do sparkle, said Dr. Hoenig as he and Mrs. Pauline Engle checked the development of this little girl's teeth.

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