Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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PLE ORD 0' The approach of another graduation heralds a new era for the seniors of Bradford High. It is with regret that We seniors leave the ever- helping and guiding hand of the high school faculty and the loyal companionships formed While We have been here in school. But the future calls us on. We must face the World and see What it holds in store for us. No matter What course We choose, as We leave for- ever our high school days, We shall still cherish fond remembrances of the days We have spent together. It is With this thought that the BARKER is com- piled g and, therefore, it is the aim of the 1938 annual to present a true and interesting record of our days spent in high school. It is the sincere Wish of the staff that the duties entrusted to them Will have as their termination a yearbook that Will prove of great Worth, now, and in the years to come.

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As a final tribute to Mr. George E. Schilling and Mr. Paul C. Snyder, beloved members of our faculty, the Senior class takes the opportunity of dedicating this volume of the BARKER to their memories. Words are inadequate to express the feeling that We bore toward these two men who were outstanding educators, loyal friends, and above everything else, Christian gentle- men. To those who had the privilege of knowing Mr. Schill- ing and Mr. Snyder nothing seems to express more fittingly their regard for each than the Words of the poet Shakespeare: The elements were so mixed in him that all the World could say, 'Here was a man'. ' 0