Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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4114 leaf-lung Twenty eught Armat Duhart Mus B AM lnstrumenlal Orchestra Dlsfrlct Chorus Publlclty Chairman Richard Glddlngs BS Dnver Trammg Rifle Club Chaurman Transportanon Commlttee for District Chorus Mary Hamilton A B B S m I. S Llbrarlan Llbrary Club Robert Jewell BS Speech Correcllonlst Sprung Musical Production Hubert Randall AB Art English Gem Club Rodney A Schoch AB Instrumental Band Rufle Club Ruth Stewart AB MA Dean of Glrls Student Councul advtser Soclal Science Dons Van de Bogart AB AM Choral Muslc English Christmas Assembly Dlstruct Chorus Hostess

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Marge Colley and Wade Shotts tell Helen Chil- cote where to locate a certain country on a wall map during a iunior history class. Glenn Ward, Bill Sullivan, and Wallace Wagner are preparing to show slides during a history class as Mr. Crawford looks on. Dick Kroh, and Sis MacDonald look for a his- torical spot on the globe. Regis Royer and Carole Campbell study during 2nd period class. QD-aa41.Da5d7f6 Bob Ballantyne, Jack Bates, Mary Ruth Knapp, and Donna Morrison use the magazine rack in Miss Currie's history room for information for their current events report, fr -Wfvflianc ,fa-v' 4 L Z' I 1 lf x., Twenty-seven

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Annette Krantz, Georgia Sweeney admire a carved belt, Harry Schreiber works on one, and Barbara Brown watches. Walter Shales and Bill Schwartz do lettering. The Fine Arts Department spanned a wide variety of subjects. The music of our choral groups, orchestra, and band carried throughout the school. The art classes turned out skillfully made leather and metal articles, while the library furnished diversified information to eager students. Turning out licensed drivers, the Driver Training Course stressed our safety and that of others. An unusual course was that of speech correction. Students who availed themselves of this class were helped to a great degree. The seniors turned to their guidance counselor for much informa- tion about colleges and the business field of their choice. Junior and Senior Choruses ioin with Emporium Chorus Mr. Giddings seems to be praising Sally Mealy's driv for a March concert. Miss Peterson of Emporium is con- ing ability if we can interpret Sally's smiles. ductor. BHS orchestra is in the foreground.