Bradenton High School - Macohi Yearbook (Bradenton, FL)

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daughters, and dancing to Buddy Berk's musicians. Then we received our fourth and last promotion. The work this year included Shakespeare and Macbeth, counties of Florida, two essays, an autobiography, exiciting ball games, Christmas carols in Spanish, physics experiments, new time schedule, and fresh reminders of our ter- rible smelling Chemistry experiments. A little kicking job was held to initiate the new stadium and then without slow- ing up their working pace the athletic specialists took off enough time to win the S. F. C football and basketball champion- ship. Those faithful workers were led by the super managers Pittman, Stevens, and Brodie. We are very proud of our pig- skinners Griffith, Bradley, Iamison, Darty, Hall, Rish, Silvertooth, Terry, Hatton, Thomas, Kushmer, Tally, Rhinehart. Knel- linger, Deane, Crane, Silver, Shiver and Coker. This glorious record was topped with a football banquet for the deserving workers. We speeded up production so as to in- clude first aid, war stamps, army stretch- ers, Navy Relief Fund and several enlist- ments into the service of our country. On a bright but chilly April Fool's Day the skilled hands left their work behind them and departed to the pavilion for the annual picnic. Our leader Buster Griffith welcomed the President and his wife and mother. After the blessing was said at the long, loaded down picnic table, we gave fifteen rahs for the best of all presidents. The photographers made some pictures of the crowd and we left tired but happy. This year's Iunior Union very appropri- ately Remembered Pearl Harbor at the traditional party in both theme and ex- penditures. We were carried away into beautiful Hawaii where we danced and played till midnight. All the while the melody of Remember Pearl Harbor drifted among our thoughts. The expenses were cut in order to help in National De- fense. We have had a joyful time wearing our class rings and pins. We have ex- changed cards and sent our invitations and are about ready to retire. So with no strikes or picketing on our record, we have finished our job at this dear old educational production plant, and are now ready to receive our bonus on Iune 5. VIRGINIA ROBERTS MARY FRANCES FULFORD CLASS POEM We leave our hearts behind us, When we go forth from here: And thinking of the friends we leave, We wipe away a tear. Behind, we leave our prides and joys, Our friends, and all things dear: We bid good-by to our school life That we'v-e known for many a year. Thinking over school days, How we first learned A, B, C's, We know that what we cherish most Are wistful memories. Uncertain are our futures, Mysterious, dark, as yet! There will be many ioys and pains, And trials to be met. As the portals close behind us, This one thing we must stress: Through all the years before us We'll remember B. H. S. -VIDA WALKER

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lLl'llO'Z GSS is Q, 'N... ' ez oggicm 7 President. , n . ,.A.. Strato Telvely Secretary ......, ,... D onnie Nickels Vice-President ,... . . , Herman Michael Treasurer .A,,. ....r R obert Knowles Sponsor. . . . .,., Mrs. Roy Patten Flower: White Carnation Colors: Blue and Gold Motto: Forward ever, backward never.