Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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lowng laea A Jose Head ess Educatlon B s Mathematics G eral Sa es ecord eepmg Placement Office Barker advlser Charles Baltzer B S M Ed Typmg Cons Education Bus law Gen Mathematics Typmg Club Dnstrlct Chorus Program Chairman Marian Raver Clerical Typing Bookkeeping I and Il Typmg I Vocatuonal Typmg Club The Business Education classes, headed by Mr Joseph Smuth and under the durectlon of seven teachers, Instruct the stenographers and secretaries of tomorrow In their sublects rangmg from buslness machines to shorthand, the students cover all phases of the business world A new mlmeograph and many other ma chmes were happily received during the past year Many gurls aided the schools secretaries by mumeographung class plans, workmg In Mr Raymond Getz's office, and serving as Mr Smith s secretary for three week periods to gain practical expernence Twenty two Margaret Baltzer Shorthand Typmg Cheerleadmg Club Eva Blessing Clerical Practice Business Machines Buslnes Publccatnons Jean Shea Shorthand Typmg Today s Secretary Club Chairman Senior Class advisers O ith, , , .Ed. Q B.s. U . . . a l ' . ,E l 1 h L r if , 4, , . ' I - ' Club adviser s.s. ' BIS' ' . , . . . . . . . . ,

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The Department of Science and Mathematics offered an intriguing world of knowledge for those willing to work for it. Trigonometry and physics were ioys to serious-minded students. Tracing Turtox cards and dissecting frogs in biol- ogy and burning sulphur in chemistry are pleas- ant memories now that the work is completed. Plane and solid geometry with their triangles and cubes offer a compelling challenge to all mathematicians. These help change high school students into the skilled workmen, scientists, and engineers of tomorrow. Dick Olson explains how he managed to obtain these lines on the graph, Mike Clayton appears ready to comment. Will it explode? Whatever Marianne Slike, Sally Mealy, Jim O'Connell, and Roger Hone are brewing seems to require constant observation. Tom Mott, Jim Moore, Lee Gallagher, Bob Massaro, John DePetro, Bob Normile and Mr. Barnhart, look at a iet engine in sci- ence class. Twenty-one

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lmogene, Esther, Shirley, and Chuckie'f are mimeographing an imporian? assign- ment. Maxine, Carole, Poi, Joan, Kay and Nancy work hard to increase their speed as Mrs. Shea dicfates the lesson. Mrs. Ballzer regards her first year short- hand sludenfs as fhey learn to conned sounds with symbols. Tweniy-fhree