Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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nf' GDM Srhnnl N 1925 the Senior High School moved up on Interstate Parkway into its lovely new home. For many years it had occupied the old Red Brick on School Street, but, like a growing child's shoe, it at last became crowded, out of style, and rather worn out, so the City of Bradford, noting these facts, built a new roomy, fully equipped, modern high school. It is situated on the edge of the city where there is plenty of sunshine, fresh air and room. The fine athletic field and track at the rear of the building together with the up-to-the-minute gym develops the best athletic ability of the students and makes sports an outstanding feature in their school life. Two courts in the center of the building furnish light for the wide corridors and large assembly room. A large cafeteria and library, both well equipped, are the main features of the second floor-the Seniors are on the first floor. Mr. Schilling reigns supreme over all this great domain with a brainy crew of assistants who mould our minds into ones of great wisdom and understanding. The office, on the right as one enters the building, is his rendezvous, into which parents and friends are always welcome. If you haven't been through our building, come up sometime and someone will show you around.

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