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

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hlS1I0l2 In September 1946, twenty-three eager youngsters entered the first grade under the supervision ofMiss Jean Hart. A year later the same but perhaps not so eager students went into the second grade. There we had Mrs. Erledine Scribner as our teacher. Marcia Miller also joined us that year. Having got off to a good start we continued our progress in the third and fourth grade with Mrs. Gertrude Goodno. In fifth grade we welcomed two new students, Marian Aftuck, and Gary Clark, our teacher was Mrs. Ruth Allard. Our elementary education was completed in our sixth year at Bradford with Mr. Norman Katner as our teacher. Atthis time Richard Rosettie and Elliot Kriner joined us. Junior High proved exciting under the guidance ofMr. LeRoy Shannon. We welcomed to our growing class Sally Button, Dale Schmidt and Beverly Hilton, our present class now complet- ed. In our Freshman year we pioneered with activities. These included a roller-skating party, movie Black Gold and a trip to Eldridge Park. Our advisor was Mrs. Jane Kashmer. Our Sophomore year saw the class of '58 as veterans in the line of activities. With Mrs. Marie B. Cornell as our advisor. We sponsored a roller-skating party, turkey raffle, and a movie, Texas Rangers and Kiss for Corliss with a raffle following the movie on the same night. We also chose our class flower, an orchid. To finish our activities we ordered ont' class rings. With Mr. Donald Snyder as our advisor, the class of'58 in our Junior year sponsored a magazine sale. A new record was set in sales with approximately 31200. Following sales with our Junior play was entitled, Be Happy? Go Wacky? We also sponsored a circus and a roller-skating party. On October first we received our class rings. The end of our final year saw us as fresh young people ready to face the world. Beginning as Seniors we sponsored a record hop,Harvest Supper, and a play entitled The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. On April 4th we left for Washington and graduated onlune 20th.

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Class will We the Senlor Class of 1998 1n the town of Bradford County of Steuben and State of New York do hereby leave as our last mll and testament the followmg lO tre school our unequaled reputatxon as the most cooperatlve most lndustrlous most relxable most trusted most amb1t1ous most conslderate most lntelhgent most truthful most helpful most BDQCIIC and most class of BC.S CWe take wlth us only two thlngs our nonconformlty and our treasured selvesj the .Tumors the ODDOFIUIHIY to attempt to ach1eve the h1gh standards whlch we have set here at B C.S To the Sophomores the opportun1ty to become the next best d1sc1pl1ned class ofBC.S To the Freshmen we leave one well USED class advlsor P S Hes USED to Rosettles Martan leaves her good d1spos1t1on to Betty Fero Mary leaves her pen pals to Mary Ann Sutryk Ronrue leaves h1s aggresslveness to Gary Dann. Sally leaves her prlzed possesston to next year s semor glrls Dale leaves her red halr to anyone who can blush to match It Frank leaves h1s helght to ,Tumor Harrlan Beverly leaves her laugh to Pat Comfort and Jean LoVette Rhoda leaves her neatness to Leland Elhson Davxd leaves h1s 44 chest to Steve Koseba. P S Hope It f1IS' Marcla leaves her ab1l1ty to w1n arguments to Donna Blxss Bob K. leaves h1s Plymouth to whoever dares to run II Bob N leaves h1s bear hxdes to M1ss Burns to keep warm next wxnter Ell1ot leaves h1s abxllty to keep study hall alxve to Margaret Shablom Harnett leaves her ralnbow Ch3S1flg to Ioan Hawley Dlck leaves h1s well worn bram to blO1Ogy lab Marcell leaves h1s Jarutors Job to Chfford Wrlght Wxtnesses Jane Kashrner Rhoda Howell CLASS MOTTO Wlthout d1v1ne asslstance I cannot succeed Wxth ll I cannot fall CLASS COLORS Orchld Wh1te CLASS FLOWER Orchld. 1 ' I T I . I I '- - A I . , Y . 4 I To ' : ' ' ' ' , Gary leaves the girls in Corning to anyone who can keep up with them. ' It ' ' YY I