Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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A DEDICATIO Advertising patrons are rarely thought of as more than a means of financial backing, al- though it has been noted that more than once they have helped the class When the Way Was steep, and that Without their aid any Barker at all would be quite impossible. Perhaps a fact not so Widely considered is that this support is more than a mere momentary gesture, necessary though that may be: it is indicative of the good will and interest Bradford's busi- ness men have so freely shown in the young people of their schools. And that is Why the class of 1940 dedicates this Barker to the advertising patronsg as a token of grateful acknowledgment and sincere appreciation.

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i BARKER PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF '40 BRADFORD HIGH SCHOOL BRADFORD, PENNSYLVANIA . L I ,R I I LLL, I f I 1 I - - vp- 1-.11 x,. - - - -.vvei-1-'-'9l..f': - -'-- ' -.r . Rf mn..-:,, .. . . I A. .. . . ,J .,,.-4 ,-. . , , I YA ' f I 01 'QP Q' W f I Z ' cf . I 5 f ? , B X 7 E L, ' 3 I I , I II I - - , ,T fy. 'Ain A

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APPRfclATloN 0 . 'I o 11's Q. .,.o ul ' ,n i'-'Y H ' o 3 MISS BARFARA CLARK MR. FO D Vlfaf ELLENBE GER l Though not expressed in so many Words, our feeling of thanks and appreciation for Mr. Ellenberger and Miss Clark, our ad- visers, has been ever present in our minds during the years Which they have so faithfully Worked for our class. These two, Who ad- orrovvs and defeats, and remained near in our triumphs, receive our sincere thanks vised us, helped us, shared our s unobtrusively for their part in making our days in BHS What they have been to us.