Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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419 1 Frank Santora John Strandburg Carol Work Millie Woodley and Darlene Swanson study a health unit during 5th period class Mr Schoepf looks on Coach Paige instructs Bradford Landry in the act of tumbling while the other boys absorb de 'GI s Do You Understand Yourself? This poster typ: ties the problems discussed in Mrs Wilson s Mod ern Living classes The Health and Physical Education De- partment strove to turn out students with alert minds and healthy bodies. Each day at gym the energetic enthusiasts learned the basic rules of sportsmanship and participated in a variety of sports In health the sophomores struggled with the structure of the human body while the seniors studied the psychology of lite in our modern day l'tllliRN LNlNQ ami' Twenty five V I .3 Q 3, lt. ll ,Q , . 'l . ,wa A A W-i.. V' . A . ...T 1 .13 ' ' 'if , L.

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learned VL. SS. l 3 Twenty-four Annette Keefer Physical Education Glrls Athletic Assoclatlon Fred Paige B Physical Education Track Coach Boys Gym Team Director of Athletics George Schoepf Health Educatlon Social Dancing Club Boys Gym Club Delores Wilson Modern Llvlng Social Danclng Club Soclal Committee adviser Entertannment Commlttee Chaurman for Dnstrlct Chorus Chairman Junlor Class advisers Its on bird-it s a plane-it s superwoman. Alice Lord bounds into the air as she practices on the trampoline.

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and wil my laandA Harold Brace World Hustory Economic Geography Asslstant Football Coach Calvm Crawford BE MEd World Hlstory Rel History Archery Club Sprung Musical Production Dorothy Currie Amerucan History and Problems of Democracy W lfare Committee adviser ea ahnstrom A encan Hnstory and P blems of Democracy Usherlng Club Ji ectlon Commlttee advuser Twenty six Harriet Tltus A B A M Amerncan Hlstory and Problems of Democracy Chalrman Reglstratlon Committee for Dlstrlct Chorus Joseph Walker A B A M World Hlstory Debate Club Reconstructlng scenes from the pages of hlstory was the mann 'ob of the Social Studles Department It oftered courses In world history Amerucan history, problems of democracy, and economic geography Students dnscovered that under the tutelage of their unstructors history rellved and seemed more luke a colorful pa geant than a Iumble of dates and battles Jumors and seniors were alerted to modern day problems through their problems of democracy courses Economuc geography classes studled the eftects of the land on the welfare and prospernty ot the people U U I g a.s. ' A.s. D ' u X . . 051' :G . l . .