Bradford Central High School - Lamoka Log Yearbook (Bradford, NY)

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Class Wlll we the Senror Class of 191 rn the town of Bradford the county ofSteuben and the S ate of New York do hereby leave as our last wrll and testament the followrng To the Junrors we leave our rce box homeroom To the Sophomores we leave our abrlttx to get along 1n class meetrngs To the Freshmen we leave three more years of hxgh school MARY ELLEN BONARSKI leaves her drrvtng abxlrty to Delores Hrlton KATHLEEN ELLISON leaves her seat on the bus to anyone who needs to do therr last mtnute homework PAT FERO leaves her abrlrty to get along w1th Mr Serfrred rn busrness law toPr1sc1llaBon1cave PHYLLIS GANOUNG leaves her rnterest rn the Townsend boys to the rest of the Monterey gtrls fGood luck gtrlslj VIRGINIA PARKER leaves A1 to anyone that dares to take htm away from her Wrtnesses Jane Kashmer Mary Ellen Bonarskr Prophecy NAME USUALLY SEEN AMBITION 10 YEARS LATER 'xiary Ellen Wrth Vtrgrnra Secretary Marrred to the boss Kathleen Looktng for letters Teacher Professor at Yale la Lookxng for Dtck Nurse Strll lookrng for Drck I hyllrs Studs rne Model Bram Surgeon Dtck Playms, ball Baseball player Strll playrng ball Vrrgrnra Wearrng a dramond To get rnarrred Rarstrg a famrlx CLASS VIOTTO Excelsror A Laun word meanrng sttll hrgher ever upward CLASS COLORS Blue and Whlte CL-XSS FLOWER. Laurel O Y I I ' IJ! , D .' I A OI 5. l . . I I . : DICK KEEFER leaves his ability to stay with five girls for one year to all boys interested. E I , . . . . A

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ll? QYQNIOPLT' nfuyllis, Mary buen, Virglma, Dick, Pat, Kathleen Memories MUST OU'l'S'l ANDING ATHLE'lE HNICEST SMILES' si' THREE MUSKETEERSH 'I hi Q I, -1- fl Virginia, Phgllls, Marylfllen MOST SHY? l-A Mau Ellcn, Virgmia NINSEPARABLESN Par, Karlzlccu H A1051 HAPPY-GU-LUCKY ,Glmttd E H V I Katlllecrz, llcloreb, h1arj,E1len, Phyllls, Vlmima, Par ,,z4 VAL, Disk

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V Class H1 tory Labor Day had Just passed 1n the year of 1944 and Mxss Norma Marshfleld welcomed thtrteen joyous f1rst graders to Bradford Central School Of course all were eager to learn the fundamentals of school work Agam M1ss Marshfleld welcomed a growtng class of nmeteen to the second grade Upon reachmg the th1rd grade Mrs Helen Carman greeted fourteen fast travehng students to her room We passed on to the fourth grade w1th Mrs Gertrude H Goodno as teacher and a class of thlrteen Mrs Ruth Allard who served as our teacher 1n f1fth and slxth grades had a class of fourteen 1n flfth and twelve rn s1xth grade The f1rst s1x years helped to prepare us for ,Tumor H1gh School In September of 1950 Mr Roy Shannon started off w1th twenty four l'l'l1SChlBVOUS students ln the seventh grade and a class of twenty four 1n the elghth grade Dur1ng th1s ume Mr Shannon was preparmg us for h1gh school Entermg h1gh school we lost some students and garned some but st1ll the number remamed twenty four Our class off1cers were Pat Fero Prestdent Ellen Hotahng Vlce Pres1dent Kathleen Ellxson Secretary Dxcklieefer Treas urer w1th Mr Raymond J Thomas as advxsor a class of thlrteen We selected Pat Fero Presldent Kathleen Elhson Vxce Pres1dent Phyllls Ganoung Secretary and D1ck Keefer as Treasurer As Jumors we were left wtth a class of n1ne students Mrs Phylhs Hamm was our adv1sor and Mrs Shxrley Kohena was an ass1stant adv1sor Our off1cers were D1Ck Keefer Presldent Pat Fero V1ce Presrdent Phylhs Ganoung Secretary and Cleda Goltrw Treasurer In the fall of 1955 we came back to rehve our good old school days as Semors The class had decreased to smx members We elected Mr Alden Se1fr1ed as adv1sor and Drck Keefer Prestdent Pat Fero V1ce Presxdent Phylhs Ganoung Secretary and Mary Ellen Bonarslu as Treasurer As a whole the Semor class would hke to thank everyone for thexr co operauon generous support and understand1ng wh1ch has helped and encouraged us throughout our school xears We entered our Sophomore year with Mr. Malcolm Neiley as advisor and