Branford High School - Milestone Yearbook (Branford, CT)

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During her teaching career at Branford High School, Mrs. Barker has taught English to both College and Business Course students. One of Mrs. Barkers favorite outside interests is tennisg a sport at which she excels. In the above photograph, she is shown with her husband holding trophies which they won in a recent invitational tournament. ehitatiun TO: Mrs. Harold Barker FROM: The Senior Class SUBJECT 1 Dedication of the Milestone DATE: june, 1960 We are dedicating this 1960 Milestone to a person who has been much more than a teacher to us. She has been advisor, councilor, and friend to all members of our class. Through her unceasing efforts, she helped turn our junior Prom into one of the high lights of our school life. During our junior Class meetings, it was often her in- valuable advice that proved the correct solution to our problems. In deepest appreciation for all you have done for the Class of 1960, we dedicate this Milestone to you, Mrs. Harold Barker. Mrs. ilaarnlh Barker

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Edltor s Message As we entered Branford Hxgh School four years ago we were l1'ldlVldL13lS hnked together by only one bond we were to be the Class of 1960 Lxke the mdlvndual pleces of a puzzle we needed hands to ,om us together In the vanous clubs courses and acnvmes we found these hands Llfe itself IS a huge jngsaw puzzle It IS a composxte of t1ny pxeces of our lxves jolned together to form a prcture of what we have accomplxshed We are about to undergo a great transmon nn our lnves If we want our puzzle nn 1ts entrrety to form a pxcture of success and fulf1llment of lnfe rt wxll be best if we remember the fundamental pneces we have re cenved here at Branford Hrgh School We have endeavored to brrng to you on the follow mg pages of thrs edntnon of the Mnlestone of 1960 many of these pxeces whlch you w11l be able to ook back upon and remember what part they played m the composmon of your lnfe JOAN 1 PAINE Presldent s Message Faculty Parents Clergy and Frxends We the Class of 1960 extend to you a smcere and warm welcome to our Class Nrght exercxses Under the guldance of our able teachers and good parents we have culmlnated four years of learnmg For each of us there have been moments of confusxon and enllghtenment of sorrow and happxness Academ rcally and soclally we have partaken 1n the bulldmg of our character We are about to go forth lnto socxety and attempt to find our rlghtful place some wnll seek employment others wnll go to hngher mstrtutrons of learmng What ever each of us decxdes to accompllsh lt IS our fondest hope that wnth Gods help we may be able to meet the demands and challenges of l1fe rntelllgently con fidently and honestly Classmates lt IS our respons1b1l1ty and obllgatxon to those who have gu1ded us through these four wonder ful years to prove thelr efforts have been worthwhlle Let us go forth earnestly 1nto the world wnth honor and dlgnnty and gnve back to soclety the benefns of our slncere endeavors 1 JOHN A. cutua

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