Bradford High School - Bradonian Yearbook (Bradford, IL)

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S R. C. EDMUNDSUN, M. A. University of Iowa PRINCIPAL DOROTHY GUBBINS SALLIE VANZANT, M. A Secretary University of Kentucky ASST. PRINCIPAL

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1701.9 No. 9 Bradford, Illinois may 1940 R R. L. BREEN L. D. IODER President Secretary HENRY COHRS JAMES E. NOYES G- A- MARSH DR. 0. A. FORBES WARREN HALL Board of Educaiion

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TTIISS GRHNTHATTI "Do as I say, and not as I do," is the advice of most teachers. But this isn't true of Miss Grantham, the home econom- ics teacher of Bradford High School. She says, "Do as I do if you wish to enjoy life." For no one enjoys life more than Miss Grantham. She is pleasant in class, the halls, and to all students at informal meet- ings. Miss Grantham is also a promoter. She organized the women teachers into a corporation for the purpose of purchas- ing a '28 Chevie, christened "Katie." The teachers had lots of fun traveling about in the car and took plenty of kidding from the student body as to the method in which it was steered down the highways. Since that time Miss Grantham traded her partnership in "Katie" for at Chevie of a. later model. Miss Grantham is also very progressive. She was one of the first teacher in the state to recognize the value of unit course in home economics. She served on the state committee for the reorganization of the curriculum. As a re- sult Bradford High School was among the first high schools in the state to have home economics taught by the unit course. Miss Grantham enjoys taking pictures. So with her camera she is always having students posing, taking pictures of school affairs, etc. The student council certain- ly appreciates her in this hobby for it is a great help to the annual. So it is with great pleasure that the student council of Bradford High School dedi- cate this issue to a competent, cheerful and progressive teacher, Miss Winifred Grantham.