Jesup Scott High School - Scottonian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Unknown to many students, Mr. Bradford is assistant principal of Scott Evening School. He assists-one student in planning his courses in the adult education pro- gram. To James A. Bradford James Bradford is an artistic teacher, a man of methods. He combines an excellent knowledge of his field and a friendly, jovial attitude to produce an ideal atmosphere for learning and training. In a sense there are two Mr. Bradfords - Mr. Bradford, the man and Mr. Bradford, the legend. No student is indifferent to Mr. Bradford and his teaching methods. Scotters entering his classes for the first time in September come with complete knowledge of his formidable store of frightening rules and regulations, they are awed by his pres- ence. They leave in June, well trained and disciplined, realizing full well the power and impact of his individualistic personality. In his other duties, science department chairman, assistant principal of Scott Eve- ning School, and Alchemist Society adviser, Mr. Bradford displays the same exacting character developed through his extensive teaching experience. Yet under this seem- ingly stern exterior is a kind, sincere man, always willing to help, eager to teach and to learn. That could cost you five demerits, young man! But these students are not frightened.

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