Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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'A' if vt: str if wk ester. His beneficial course even included first-aid. He acted as faculty football man- ager and put zip into the Cheerleading Club. Director of physical education, our live-wire, Mr. Paige, built up a spirit of keen competition and fair play in his gym classes. ln his Boys' Gym Club, he devel- oped outstanding artists for the Mardi Gras Circus. Mrs. Wilson gave much of herself to her modern-living classes. Her seniors studied the psychology of a more mature outlook on life. Better and more pleasing person- alities were developed as an outcome of this course. She co-sponsored the Social Dancing Club. She also worked with the Social Committee. ffsw gss' What makes you behave the way you do? The students of Mrs. Wilsan's modern living classes learned the answer to this question in addition to the psycho- logically-sound attitudes to have in trying situations. Norma Anderson gave assistance to Leroy Altic as he tacked a picture on the health class bulletin board. The skeleton chart showed the health students the names of the bones in the human body. ERN LIVING LATIN AND cms.. ...,.. . L As A KEY T0 mn NAMES or me zos nomss m 5, 4, mug Bom . -'I 2 Mr. Lewis explained the chart, Why Our Teeth Ache , to his sophomore health students. That was only a fraction of the useful information the health classes learned. Mr. Kusner aptly described how to run a movie pra- iector to Carl Giardini and Jim Himes who obviously enioyed the lesson. They watched closely so that they could become expert at the job. Twenty.nine

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'Uar true in tent - - Frederick F. Paige, B.S., B.P.E. Director, Physical Education Physical Education Boys' Gym Club G.A.A. your deligla t Annette Keefer, B.S. Robert F. Lewis, B.S., M.S. Delores M. Wilson, B.S. Health Education Social Science Football Manager Social Dancing Club Cheerleading Club Social Committee JN ' ,N HJ X x C 1 i X, N x . Q fs neg ,S fi'f'j1 'Q ,'A Twenty-eight i k t 'A' ir t 'A' Sound in body as well as in mind lends zest and vitality to a magnificent cast of performers. So everyone needs a basic knowledge of anatomy and physiology to maintain and retain physical well-being in order to do his best in daily activities. The health department assumed its role of con- ducting such vital courses. Energetic Miss Keeter enjoyed great popularity among the girls as their physical education teacher. Under her supervision, they learned a variety of sports and the rules of good sportsmanship. Miss Keefer sponsored the Girls' Athletic Association. Brisk, witty Mr. Lewis instructed the sophomores in health education tor a sem-

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