Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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. ,. TUNUNGWANT In Appreciation In leaving Bradford High School, we the Class of Nineteen Twenty- Seven, wish to show our appreciation and gratitude to our school. By our school, we mean the teachers, advisors, activities, and everything and everyone who helped to make our school life a success. At no time did our instructors fail our trust, and their untiring ef- forts to see that we obtained the most and best out of school, are appreci- ated and realized by our class. In leaving B. H. S. we know that we are leaving more than merely an institution. We have been not only taught French, English, Geometry, and other subjects, but we have learned how to act and govern ourselves. We have been taught truthfulness, honesty, morality, and correct be- havior, and our ideals and aspirations have been so developed that we hope to keep on climbing and to fit ourselves in such a way, that we can rrgzke future citizens who can concentrate and act to the best of their a iity. The three chief objectives of Bradford High School are to teach its pupils to be strong physically, mentally, and morally. We have been made physically strong by our games and participation in all manner of athletics. Mentally, we have been taught by teachers of good education with the ability to teach. Our environment, and our association with these teachers of good character have brought us to a higher moral plane. In no other place or school do we think we could have been better instructed or guided. So in leaving we wish to say that Bradford High School, will always be held high in our memory and that we appreciate and thank the instructors for all the knowledge that they have passed on to us. -Wylie Reed. i.i Recognition of the courtesy shown by the Elks in giving to the school the blankets which were worn by the football men while on the bench, certainly is worthy of appreciation. The school does appreciate it and in this space we wish to show it. We are glad that the different organizations and the business men of the city take such an interest in school aiairs and we hope that it will continue. Edt - lor. .... .-l-1 The Tununquant Staff wish to show their appreciation of the work, so faithfully and earnestly done by the typewriting students. Without the aid of this group of students, it would be impossible for the Year Book to be put out. Mrs. Ricker has worked so diligently with us that some recognition should be made of it. And in this way, we, the Staff, Wish to show our gratefulness to her and her students. 26 fl .....,.

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TUNUNGVX ANT AI TMAN, IRWIN Inter-Class Debatesg Class Foot- ball '24g Spanish Clubg Glee Clubg Bazaarg Senior Playg Class Track '263 Gym Exhibition '25. Like a cap on a bottle, I always pop off. ANDERSON, LEONA Spanish Clubg Bazaar. She had a beaux once. ANDREWS, JULIA Gym Exhibitiong Girl's Glee Clubg Spanish Club fSecretary '27bg Assemblyg Big Sister Movementg Bazaar. I chatter, chatter as I go. BARBER, HELEN G. L. S.g Glee Clubg Spanish Club CSecretary '26Jg Gym Exhibition '25, '26g History Club '24g Big Sis- ter Movementg Assemblyg Ba- zaarg Girl Reserves '25. Beauty draws more than oxen.