Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1946 volume:

RI$ Bar KEY.- bQJon75 to .' D'C K Bra hdoud SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Copyrighfed by Edifor-in-Chicf , , , Ann Leshner Business Manager A. . Nina Johnson Arf Edifor , . Ralph Casfenir KEB The Barker Sfaff presen+s Chipper. +he squirrel who lives in +he nor+h inner courf o F Bradford Senior High SchooI a silenf ye+ wise observer. He +hrills +o our youfhful vivacify. observes our scholasfic endeavors. laughs a+ our an+ics. and worries over our problems. He picfures in chronological order +he immor+al school days of I945-l946. Turn +hese pages wi'rh Chipper and cap+ure +he spirif of our school as if is embodied in +he ever expanding sfory of +he personalifies. +he even+s. and +he seffing. CHEERLEADERS LeH +0 Right Skip Carlson. Phyllis WhiHord. Roger Graham. Bev Smifh, Phil Hayes. and Norma Paige. ALMA MATER 'Mid +he hills of Pennsylvania Though we leave our Alma Mafer Stands 3 school we love; Life's great work fo End, Our devofion is as s+eadfas+ Memories of friendship loyal As +he siars above. Linger in our minds. CHORUS Bradford High colors. Red and Black, May +hey floaf for aye. We'll remember Alma Mafer Throughouf life's long day. To Miss Marianne Presfera, co-adviser of +he Class of I946. we express our appreciafion for fine panL she has played in making our +hree years in senior high school pleasan+ and profifable. She has pafienfly direded us in our underfakings. efficienHy helped us in planning and JFinancing our projecfs, and compefenfly coached our class plays. Her charm and undersfanding have been guiding lighfs' which have direcfed us all along Hie way from our uncer+ain hours as +imid sopho- mores +0 +he long anficipa+ed days as happy seniors. Miss Maria nne Presfera WE HONOR Also +0 Mr. Lon WaHers. our ofher sponsor. who has given uns+in+ingly of his falenf and fime. we offer our grafifude. Friendly and helpful. he has always been willing +0 spend exfra fime wi+h us clearing up difficulf poinfs of our acfivifies and counseling us in our program. His classes are informal and full of fun. buf no Jreacher has received more respect devofion. and good hard work from his s+uden+s +han he. The Barker Sfafi is especially indebfed +0 him for supervising +he arf work of +his I946 annual. Mr. Lon VVaHers gm 1! FALL ADMINISTRATION SOPHOMORES FOOTBALL BAND 1! WINTER JUNIORS CLUBS BASKETBALL INTER-MURAL SPORTS ? SPR NG ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS DRAMATICS PERSONALITIES SENIOR CLASS anwWwWV? yexummwwwz fa auwxnsfm gnaw K amp, mwwiiw, Sepfember-and Chipper enfhusias+ically welcomes us all. feachers and s+uden+s alike, +o Bradford Senior High School. Amused. he chuckles a+ +he +ypically green Sophomores caughf in a whirl of piHalls. A few con+inue +0 lose +hemselves in a maze of corridors and sfairways in spi+e of +he orien+a+ion course and +he Ii++le red handbook. None of +his, however, dampens 'I'heir hopes of becoming King of +he Mardi Gras. captain of +he fooi'ball +eam. or of leading +he class of '48 in a march againsf +he infoleranf seniors. WH'h +he coming of cool, brisk fall evenings he succumbs +0 +he lure of +he foofball field and ioins in lus+y cheers as +he Owls carry +he pigskin friumphanHy over +he goal line. How he swells wi+h pride as he keeps +ime +0 +he snappy marfial +unes of our band. smarHy dressed in frim red and black uniforms, advancing down +he field in perfect precision and +hrilling spec+a+ors as +hey help spur +he +eam on +0 vic+ory. A++en+ively Chipper observes frenzied members of +he Couranf and Barker s+aFfs as +hey seleci' +heir reporfers. assign +heir beafs. and organize +heir publicafions. Human-Iike Chipper wrinkles his brow as we puzzle over he selecfion of a club and plans for +he fufure. Shall we +ry +0 snap a scene +ha+ will win a prize? Copy +he la+es+ fashions? Become Thespians or blue ribbon orafors? Wi+h in+eres+ he follows +he S+uden+ Council elec+ions and sees +his organiza+ion off +0 a good s+arf. As +he frees become bare, Chipper watches his friends-some old. some new- become +unecl +0 +he momen+um of high school life and ge+ a good s+ar+ in +he year's ac+ivi+ies. Preffy sharp. huh? . Websfer will have fhe answer. My Hends. . Good or Bad! BOARD OF EDUCATION DR. V. E. SCHERMERHORN Vice Presidenf MR. J. P. JONES MR. E. R. TORGLER Presidenf MR. 5. H. JOHNSON $ecre+ary MR. R. C. LLOYD MR. .J. J. MATTHEWS Treasurer a MR. 6. H. DAGGETT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS FLOYD C. FRETZ Floyd C. Frefz . . . superinfendenf of Bradford Cify Schools for fen years and esfeemed cifizen of +he fown . . . merifs +he respecf of bo+h s+uden+s and feachers . . . his firm leadership, far-seeing management inexhausfible good humor. persis+en+ deferminahon . . . have succeeded in building a progressive school sys+em . . . carries ouf his work in a cool, mefhodicai way . . . a dignified person in all sifuahons . . . yef amiable and friendly . . . has wholehearfediy devo'red his eHorfs +0 Jrhe problems 0+ public educafion . . . a well-known leader in educa+ional circles in Jrhe communify, coun+y, and sfafe . . . belongs +0 numerous professional organizafions . . . is pas+ presiden+ of McKean Counfy Schooimasfer's Club . . . a member of +he Pennsylvania Schooimen's Club and of +he American Associafion of School Adminisfrafors . . . advisory member of +he CommiHee on in+erna+ional Reiafions of +he Na+ional Educafion Associafion . . . has associafed himself wi+h many civic movemen+s and organizafions . . . he is presidenf of McKean-Poffer-Cameron Council of Boy Scoufs of America . . . pas+ presidenf of Bradford Rofary Club and Bradford Churchmen's Federa+ion . . . a member of +he Carnegie Library Board and Board of Direc+ors of +he Y. M. C. A. . . . possessor oi a forceiul personalify . . . we look +0 him as a compefenf and understanding leader. DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION STELLA H. SPRAGUE S+ella H. Sprague . . . direcfor of secondary educafion in fine Bradford Cify Schools . . . ads as an infermediary befween +he superinfendenf and feachers . . . coordinafor of mulfifudinous defails . . . her experience in +he sysfem and her familiarHy wifh +he needs of Hue communi+y make her well-qualified for her posiHon . . . supervises by assisfing insfrucfors in +he selecfion of Jrex'fbooks and maferials. by measuring resulfs of Hue classroom +hrough scienfific fesfing, and by suggesfing mefhods of procedure aHer much research and observafion . . . soH-spoken . . . amicabIe . . . always lends a sym- pa+he+ic ear +0 school problems . . . innumerabie in+errup+ions of her usual roufine do no+ ruffle her quie+ manner . . . respeded and admired by her colleagues . . . well-liked among Jrhe pafrons of our school . . . acfive in educafional and civic organiza+ions . . . a member of Kappa Delfa Pi and Phi DeHa Kappa, honorary educafional sociefies . . . +he Nafional Associafion of Supervisors and Direcfors of Educafion . . . Hue Bradford Chapfer of +he American Associafion 01c Universify Women . . . +he Women's Liferary Club . . . an evidence of her compefency is manifesfed in +he fad +ha+ she is a reader of book reviews for The Clearing House. a professional magazine for +eachers of secondary schools . . . has fraveled in bofh Europe and Sou+h America . . . a gracious ladyb-one wifh whom we are proud +0 be associafed. PRINCIPAL GEORGE A. BELL SECRETARIES Carolyn Hulfburg. Gloria Marfin. Evelyn Gerber George A. Bell unanimously 1035 sirong we are glad he is our principal . . . because he can see +he sfudenfs' poinf of view . . . he is firm in discipline yef democrafic and fair in his decisions . . . has +he rare qualify of making us ieel af ease in his presence yef keeping us ever mindful of his posifion . . . iusfly commands +he respecf of +he faculfy and +he sfudenfs A . . we esieem him as a feacher . . . regard him as a friend . . . admire him as a person . . . quie+ and deliberafe in performing his dufies . . . he is responsible ior fhe smoofh efficiency of our school . . . alfhough his primary concern is +he school and s+uden+ ac+ivifies. he is inferesfed in various sporfs and civic affairs . . . as Sophomores we sfand in awe of his +i+le, yef appreciafe his humor . . . as Juniors we realize he is inferesfed in us as individuals . . . as Seniors we call him a genHeman oi fhe firs+ order. DEPARTMENT HEADS MR. CU RTIS TRACY Vocafional Depar+menf MISS RUTH STEWART Dean of Girls MRS. NELLIE B. MOORE Social S+udies Deparfmen.L MRS. KATHRYN ULSHAFER English Deparfmenf MR. KENNETH PALMER Business Educafion Deparfmen? SITTING: Miss Rufh Muffer. Mrs. Gerfrude C. Anderson. Mrs. Ka+hryn Ulshafer. Miss Mary Hamilfon, Mrs. Rodney Schoch. Mrs. Es+her S. Fredrickson. STANDING: Mr. William Olson. How fo make Shakespeare ENGLISH inferesfing! Delving info Liferafure! A Teacher's Dream-Class Fronf Row: Mr. Harold Brace, Miss Harrief Tifus. Mrs. Nellie B. Moore. Miss Dorofhy Currie, Miss Rufh Sfewarf. Mr. Ralph Thomas. Back Row: Miss Edifh Carlin. Mr. Joseph Walker. SOCIAL STUDIES Jusf browsing Debafing a quesfion So fhaf's where if is? Mt Roberf J. PHug, Mr, Forresf Cummings, Mr. Freas Downing, Miss Laura AHen. Mr. Raymond Gefz. and Mr. David Kusner. SCIENCE AND MATH EMATICS Fufure Einsfeins. H AzA blonde and B:Boy? Trailing H19 amoeba! Mr. Joseph Smifh. Miss Lela Byers. Mr. Kennefh Palmer. Miss Marian Raver. Miss Winifred O'Meara. BUSINESS EDUCATION Pracfice makes perfect Hey, Miss Byers. nof so fasf! Beffy makes 'em balance. Si, Sf. Sen6ri+a I came. I saw. l ran! LANGUAGES AND GYM Miss Marianne Presfera. Miss Helen Smifh, Miss Daphne Harper. A Mr. Fred Paige Miss Rosamond Glass 2 I Miss Doris Van do Eogarf Mr. Armaf Duharf Mr. Rodney Schoch Mr. Lon Waff Bored? Hease swing if! An arfisf af work 22 Mr. Roberf M. Fox Mr. Louis M. Goodman Mr. Curfis Tracy Mr, John Grove Mr. Harley Guilford Mr. Charles Callahan Miss Harrie? Hubert Miss Sarah Weaver VOCATIONAL AND HOMEMAKING Wafch your fingers! Did Hue biscuifs rise? Slow-Man Working Dr. Hoenig. Miss McKee. Miss Holden. Mrs. Bemenf. Dr. Phillips and Miss Reifz. Mike Thomas. Norman Rafhfon. and Joe Roslinski. Injured in the line of dufy! I wuv a wabbif! 24- Nice work if you can gef H! Our Public Servanfs OFFICERS: President Dave Brown: Vice-presidenf. Jack KeHZ: Secrefary. Rufh Ann Podlas: Treasurer. William Brown, ADVISER: Miss Sfewarf. MEMBERS: Charles Dennis. Suzanne Groll. Beffy Jane Johnson. Bruce Rafhfon. Connie Torgler. Howard Bacon, Bill Black, James Crawford. Jim Fredericks, Norma Gibson. Fred Holly, Dick Maze. Evan Scowden. Richard Rovifq Lige Schick, Lincoln Van Sickel. Richard Brandow. Bob Devlin, Boy Fry. Bud Hayes. Annabelle Leonard, Dorn McGrafh. Roberf PoHs. Bud Shulfz. Anfhony Scarano. Gewge Wafson. Sfudenf Councii . . . symbol of democracy and imporfamL cownecfing link befween H1e aufhorifies and +he sfudenfs . . . foundafion upon which Bradford High School affempfs +0 build an undersfanding of H19 righfs, privileges. and duHes 0F worfhy cinens . . . composed of fwenfy-seven members elecfed proporfionafely from all classes . . . guided by Miss Rufh Sfewalf, faculfy adviser . . . has membership in +he Pennsylvania Associafion of Sfudenf Parficipafion in School Govern- menf . . . fhis year iniHafed a program of serving fhe school +hrough fhe following commiffees: Social. Assembly, Welfare. Ushering. Cafe+eria Poinf Sysfem. Scholasfic . . . has undoubfedly raised fhe morale of fhe school. 25 Seek and ye shall find. Women af work. COURANT EDITORS: News. Eloise Marshall: Ediforial. Doris Hufchison: Feafure. Kay Ledden; Sporfs. Norma Paige. ADVISER: Mr. Olson. STAFF: BeHy Balon. Bonnie Brink. Pafricia Brown. Margaref Burrell. Norman Evans. Rosamond Friedman. Dorofhea Gildersleeve. Shirley Hane. Amelia Hassek, Mary Herzog, Pafricia Hullihen, Emma Marie Johnson. Marylin Johnson, Ann Leshner. Margaref Louk. Donald McCord, Jane Newfon. Richard Rovifo. Joan Websfer. Phyllis Whifford. Marilyn Wilcox. Frances Zandi. The COURANT. fhe school newspaper . . . aimed +0 refled fhe acfivifies of 'rhe school . . . early in +he faH of I945. fwenfy-six iournalisfiominded sfudenfs wifh Mr. Olson as adviser began producfion . . . page edifors were Eloise Marshall. Doris Hufchinson. Kay Ledden, and Norma Paige . . . members successfully covered afhlefic and social evenfs . . . devel- oped a nose for news of Hue school . . . scrambled fo meef dead lines . . . fhe resuH +he s+uden+ body enjoyed an up-fo-fhe-minufe accounf of fheir acfivifies every fwo weeks of fhe schod year. 26 Reading can be fun! The Brains behind our book. BARKER x. OFFICERS: Edifor-in-chief Ann Leshner: Business Manager. Nina Johnson. ADVISER: Mrs. Anderson. MEMBERS: BeHy Balon. Suzanna Bechakas. Bill Briney, William Brown. Tom Fredrickson, Mary Giardini. Granf Gibbons. Dorofhea Gilder- sleeve. Suzanne Groll, Allen Hervey Paf Hullihen. Barbara James. BeHy Jane Johnson. Marylin Johnson. Mary Lou Keck, Doris Killen. Don McCord, Margare+ Ann McGowan, Virginia Miller, Dee Nelson, Paf Panfuso. Rufh Ann Podlas, Bruce Rafhfon, Connie Torgler. Mary WaHer. Joan Websfer. Mary Wise. Lois Wolf BeHy Yeisly, Bob Healy, Claire Philippbar. Marieffa Newfon, Ralph Cas+enir. and Jack Kelfz. Under fhe supervision of Mrs. Anderson. Ann Leshner. our edifor-imchief. and Nina Johnson. our business manager, Hue Barker Sfaff of +hirfy-eighf members seHIed down Iasf fall f0 fhe fask of publishing an annual . . . soon we were in Hue +hroes of planning Hue book . . . came problems of photography, engraving. wrife-ups. copy. adverfising, and a subscrip- fion campaign . . the business managers successfully financed our underfaking . , . Ralph Casfenir. arf edifor, wifh his helpers sfruggled +0 carfoon Chipper . . . +he resuH d all +his-your l946 BARKER . . . reflections of laughing, happy. carefree days and freasured years af Bradford Senior High School. 27 SUNNY SOPHOMORES OFFICERS SHIRLEY ENGLISH Secrefary GEORGE WATSON Vice Presidenf ROBERT DEVLIN Presidenf CHARLES VALSING Tneasurer FIRST ROW: A. Johnson Feely. Gee, Burdick. Bishop. SECOND ROW: Fairbanks, Fox, McWiIIiams, Burgland. Caldwell. Baldwin, A. Niver, Farrell. Barry. Fowler. Bell. P. L. Clark, Cochran. E. M. Covert Bullock, A. Fosfer. R. Niver, McCleary. M. Means, C. Miller, Mong. Munn. Fee. THlRD ROW: D. Michaels. Norfon. C. Means, Irwin. S. English. Fleming. McCu+cheon. Buffs. Black, Edison, Mackie, D. BrownI Ausfin. Hess. Hammond. Ekas. M. Miller. Mangel, S. Allen. D. Anderson. Ammons, McKenyon, MerriH, Dursf. FOURTH ROW: Everly, Aaron, P. Freeman. Frost Erskin. Brofhers. Bedeaux. Curfis. Newfon. Loncosky, McLaughlin. Bloomquisf. Goefz. Carll. Gardner. Reifer. Finlan. Morris, L. Barber. Bromeley. N. English. Lent Nianiafus. Neilly, Murphy. Neely. FIFTH ROW: Bjork, B. Brown. Bofens. Brooder, Brandow. C. Freeman, Franfz. Freeland. McGrafh. Fry. Appleby. Bigler, Frederico. Nifsche. Fouyon, Briney. Camas, Mafson. Evans, Thiel. A. Miller, T. McAndrews. 28 CLASS ADVISERS MR. FOX MRS. SCHOCH FIRST ROW: Joseph Sanknen James Sankner. A. Di Fonzo. J. Griffin. Franklin Caswell, Thomas. P. Holly. Harfburg. R. Smifh. Hardy. Courfrighf. Hufchison. Case. Hare, Fifzgerald. Heidrick. Confer. Hayes M. J. Kahle, Hanley. P. Di Fenzo Merry. N. Gusfafson. SECOND ROW: ArneH, C. Miller, W. Hume, Grove. Genher. Andrews. Rogers, J. Kahle, Heller. L. West V. Young. Connors. Ely Huff. Keesler, Barnes. 5. Piafko, Hadsell, Hanson. Harding, De Chene, Hendershof. THIRD ROW: L Vecellio, Graham. Cosfanzo. Dunham, Hane, Closser. Connelly, Heifzinger, Dawley. Grennan, Cufhberfson. ChiL cofe Hodge, Houck. R. Gusfafson. Deasey. C. Griffin. H. Hume. Masfen. .J. Covert D. OWson. FOURTH ROW: D. De!- vecchio. Hagg. Layfield. C. Fosfer, J. Barber. Hall. Hoover, Chapman. 6. Crooks. Gray. P. Carlson. P. Clash, Holsinger. Cook, Chiodo. Delmonigo, Kranfz, J. Willoughby. Lerch. Greener. Chance. 29 WE JU Sepfember 2, I945 . . . anofher sophomore class made HS debuf in+o Bradford High's circle of higher learning . . . four hundred Hmid neophy+es sfepped caufiously across +ha+ famous +hreshold info a new, different and exci+ing advenfure. bravely encounfering +he condescending glances of +he upper Classmen . . . everyfhing was a bif bewildering 6+ first buf rhey were soon on rheir charfered way . . . charfered? They sfumbied info classes lafe . . . fime was Ios+ Jrrying +0 ascend +he descending sfairs . . . halls were a maze of dead-end passages . . . sfumbling and squering were heard in Jrheir differemL ciasses, especially biology and geome+ry . . . wild chaos prevailed for a few days . . . followed by a period of enlighfenmenf . . . when, affer gaining confidence and overcoming +he air of los+ puppies. +hey began +0 feel like vererans . . . hardy spirH and originalify charaderized +heir parficipaHon in Jrhe various acfivifies . . . +he skill and fasf running of some mere sophomores soon gave +hem a place of honor x x J J 329$ $0 . f FIRST ROW: Diegel, Bradley, Jones. Kennedy. Shuman. SlaHJyr M. Johnson, Korb. lshman. Tanfalo. Snyder. Ja'rcff. Rum- sey, Sfokes. Jensen, Le Rory. Lindemufh. A. Johnsfon, Sformz, Shager, Slack. Schofieldr Rinfreffe. SECOND ROW: Love- less. P. Johnson Rosemfield. Leonard. M. Johnsfon. Devlin, Sowgerr Kinney. SheWerr Schulfz, Nelson, Lance, Gallagher, C. Whelan. Luzzi, Gillespie, Kennemufh, Beck, Salada, Suffon. THIRD ROW: Lewis, Rossi. Lindsey. M. Smifh. H. Johnson, Snyder. Lafshaw. Lyons. Pascarella. S. JarreH. Son+er, Sherwoodr Roggenbaumr Ross. E. Johnson. Scarano. Lucas, Saverline. Lloyd, Lindy, Shakely. Jamisonr FOURTH ROW: Shack. Jackson, Larson. Allen, Kolbe. F. WiHoughby, B. Johnson. Sufley. Shaffer. Howie. C. Sankner, Swanson, Valenfine, Sloan, Sprague. Sfewarf, Smead. C. Smifh. R. Johnson. F. Jarreft Krise. Wehel. Shea. 3O ' JUNIORS by +he upper classmen in foofball . . . In baskefball,'sophomores again showed by +heir en+husias+ic par+icipafion . . . greafer speed was added +0 +he newly organized frack feam . . . fresh and eager faces were seen behind +he shiny insfrumenfs in +he band and orchesfra . . . new voices helped +0 swell +he chorus . . . diFFerenf +alen+s were displayed in +he various clubs . . . hosfs of new names appeared on +he honor roll wi+h clock-like regularify . . . rheir good sporfsmanship and lung power were ou+sfanding when called upon +0 cheer during +he pep meefings in assembly . . . +heir class officers and class advisers showed by +heir capabilify and worfhwhile efforfs Hie sophs' good judgmenf in selecfing +hem . . .+heir firsf opporruni+y +0 prove rhemselves came when +hey were asked +0 sponsor +he combined Bradford- Warren band concerf . . . and prove +hemselves +hey did! . . . perfecfion even +0 Jrhe finesf defails. meri+ed applause from sfudenfs and aduHs a'ike . . . as gracious hos+s. +he sophs helped +0 cemenf friendly relafionships befween +wo neighboring schools . . . +he sophomore hop was one o1t +he social successes of +he season . . . fhe affracfive bizarre decorafions and gay orchesfra gave very promising evidence of a gala iunior prom nexf year . . . all in all, +hey were a wonderful class . . . Jrhe upper class- y men secreHy admired Jrhem . . . and had greaf cont??? In +heir abili+y +0 gphold Bradford High in 1 - their coming years as junioyrs and seniors. X , WVJUCJ ' J. W FIRST ROW: A. West Wareham, Pessia. PaHison. H. Reninger, Vreeland, O'Haragan, Peferson, 0. Olson, OhNeiI, Woodin. Nuzzo. Pire. Prior, Wineberg. C. Reninger. Onqur, F. Rich. SECOND ROW: Wolford, PraH. G. Young Pollock. Perkins, P. Wingard, Thayer. Pisfner, Pfaul, D. Wells, Reed, Proper. Perryy Pace, Piersimoni, Rafhfon. Wingardv Yonker. leka. H. Wells. THIRD ROW: Vv'esmiller, Whifman, Powell, Toofhman. W4 Rich. M. Passauer. Ray. Tsepelis. Poffs. G. Passauer. Powers. Wilson, Valsing. Palmer. Vennard, D. West R. Taylor. Wood. Wafson. Crouse. FOURTH ROW: J. Brown. Paul, Ayers. Glady, Scowden. L. Michael; R. Pla'rko. P. Plafko. O'Brien. R. Tarr. C. Taylor, H. Fosfer, N. Del Vecchio. D. Crooks, Mafhers. Wills, C. VeceHio, Ne Tarr, F. Whelan. ZeHs. 3i THE STORY OF A TEAM ROBERT J. PFLUG Head Coach JOSEPH H. SMITH a GEORGE H. WILCOX Assis+an+ Coach Assisfanf Coach Coach Pflug's I945;Owls had a successful season wifh six vicfories. one fie. and +wo deheafs. Bradford scored I98 poinfs fo fheir opponenfs 9I. Beafen only by DuBois and Erie Tech. +he Owls held vicfories over Kane. Youngsville. Jamesfown, Warren. Erie Academy. and Clean. Thrills. upsefs. and breafhless momengs surprised and delighfed Bradford's gridiron fans as fhey wafched fheir squad begin an unknown quanfify and become one of HM; hardesf-fo-beaf feams of fhe secHon. Wifh one of the smallesf class A feams in fhe sfafe. Bradford opened ifs' season wi+h a 20 f0 7 defeaf af DuBois. in Hue second game 6+ Oil Cify +he Owls bid 6 fo 6. The firsf home game gave Coach Pflug's boys +heir inifial vidory as +hey swamped YoungsviHe 42 +0 6. The following week +hey hif +heir sfride wifh a 33 +0 7 vicfory af Kane. Bradford renewed +heir gridiron rivalry wi+h Olean affer a lapse of several years and came up wifh a brillianf 27 +0 0 vic+ory. A? Warren +he IiHle Owls complefely ou+played +heir bigger opponenfs for a surprising 49 +0 l9 +riumph. Againsf a rugged eleven from Erie Tech. +he Owls puf up a magnificenf baffle. buf Tech scored fhree Hmes fhrough fhe air fo defeaf fhe Bradford eleven 20 +0 i3. Bradford made a comeback +he ?oHowing week againsf a powencul Jamesfown feam +0 defeaf +hem 2 fo 0. ln fhe climax oh Hue season our gridders upsef a highly favored Erie Academy aggregafion 20, 10 I3. The Owis' line was ou+s+anding in fhis game, as Hme affer fime if sfopped fhe speedy Erie backfield. The I945 squad was light buf was rafed one of +he fop feams in fhe disfricf. The line was excepfionaHy small buf seemed f0 handle larger opponenfs wifh comparafive ease. Several players were rnenfioned on various secfional aII-sfar feams. Frank Mufo, fhe Owls' righf guard. weighing only I45 pounds. was named on +he Pennsylvania AlleSfafe Second Team. Five seniors wore Bradford High uniforms for fhe Iasf fime fhis season in +he Erie Academy game. Much credi'r br +he success of +he feam should be given +0 our capable coach. Mr. Pflug. assisfed by Mr. Smifh and Mr. Wilcox. who developed Hue boys info a smoofh working combina+ion of speed and power. 32 SCHEDULE Bradford 7 , 2 , .. DuBois 20 Bradford 67 .2 . . , Oil Ci+y 6 Bradford 42 A, , , .. Youngsville 6 Bradford 32 H V .V , Kane 7 Bradford 27 . . , , , N , , , . Clean 0 Bradford 49 , .7 , N .. . V ................................................. Warren l9 Bradford l3 .. , . 7. . ,, 2 , V, Erie Tech 20 Bradford 2 . , , , James+own 0 Bradford 20.. 7, . ,, ,, . , V. .. ,. V Erie Academy l3 FIRST ROW: Fair, Bond! P. Di Fonzo. Johnson. Black. Marsh. Kelfz. Weaver. Mufo, Ray. Fredericks. Framp+on. PheHerplace. Conoway. GigiloHi. and L. Van Sickel. SECOND ROW: Senior Manager- McKenyon, Arlia. Brown, Wafson. Valsing. Maholic. Valen+ine. CoHon, Maifland. Larsen. Griffin, Frank- lin. Shick. A. Di Fonze, Wal'rer. McHenry. Buchanan-Junior Manager. THlRD ROW: Chiodo, Brink. Connelly. KarHick. Nianiafus, Turner. Wills, Saverline. Connors, RizzuHi. Elliot Harfen, Brandow, D. Van Sickel. Dacy. Thomas. Buckley. and Casfenir. 33 Mufo DiFonzo Weaver Marsh Kornacki Fair VARSITY MEN HHUIIIN . B uK 2D! x t Kelh GiglioHi Ray Framp'ron fx f1 Johnson Fredericks Phefferpla THE PKSSKWJ PARADE A pigskin and fhou! l. Our Band-And we re proud! 2. Huddle up a liHle closer! 3. Smoofh feamwork. 4. The Fanfare. 5. Slick! 6. Wafch your sfep. boys! B low, GabrieI Blow! BRADFORD High Sfeppers. OFFICERS: President Roberf Healy; Secrefary. Marfha Moore: Treasurer, James Gross; Librarian, Dominick Rossi: Assi anf Librarian, Eddie O'Neil. DIRECTOR: Mr; Schoch. MEMBERS: John Barber. Beverly Bedeaux, Marian Bernard. Coll- Birmingham. Jean Biork, Delores Brooder. Ardefh Chapman. Mary Lou Church, Alice Collins. Roberf Conners Miri Crawford. Delucia Dawley. Dawn Delaney. Anna Durst Ralph Faul, Howard Fosfer. Torn Fredrickson. Jack Freelan Roberf Fry. Gran? Gibbons, Norma Gibson. Mariorie Greenlee, Richard Grove. Gordon Hadsell. Alice Hane, L- 36 Praise +0 Allah! Wi+h a huff and a puff! Hanson. Helen Harsh. John Hayes. Gloria Harvey. Mary Helenbrook, Allen Hervey, Geraldine H853. Howard Ives, BeHy Jane Johnson. Richard KarHick. James Kelley, Annabelle Leonard. Rufh LeRoy. James Loveless. Dorn McGrafh, Shirley McKenyon. Earl Mead. Dora MerriH, Marjorie Moore, Clyde Norman. Pafrick Panfuso. Virginia Perry. Phyllis Peferson, Roberf PoHs, Beffy Rapp. Michael Ross. Donna Salisbury. Phyllis Shark. June Sfever. Delores Thayer. Shirley Thirminy, Mary Jane Thomas, Larry West Phyllis Whifman. Donald Wilcox. Joyce Wilson. Roy Williams. Pofricia Wingard. 37 k nanv X. 8x3: x T V x, h 5 Winter-end Chipper finds us weiI-entrenched in school life. The club program is now well under way. Activities start popping. Students attired in heavy togs bring out skates and skiis and spend joyful hours on the frozen pond and trails. Hardly a day passes that Chipper does not anxiously await the clash of cymbals. the toot of trumpets. and roll of drums. The band is rehearsing for their winter concert in which they entertain a capacity audience with selections from symphonic arrangements to the hit tunes of the day. The Christmas season brings the annual sale of tuberculosis seals and preparations for the yuletide dance and assembly program. All of this is cancelled bacause of the flu epidemic. and Chipper sighs as we leave for our vacation three days earlier than we had anticipated. Before he has time to become too lonely. however. his friends return with renewed vitality. anxious to resume activities. The basketball season is ushered in and our commandos of the court in silver satin uniforms bring new glory to our sports' record. In January the event of school events-the annual Mardi Gras-attracts the socially inclined to witness the crowning of the king and queen. Booths set up in the cafeteria and sponsored by various clubs hang sold out signs early in the evening. This glorious night comes to an end with a dance held in the gymnasium. With winter come the indoor intramural sports-sports of many types open to all. Shouts of excitement echoing from the gym are evidence of youth at play. contident that a strong body com- pliments a strong character. Dramatic-minded iunior and seniors are busy rehearsing. preparing scenery. collecting properties. and doing the thousand and one other odd iobs that end in a successful performance. With the last Hurry of snow. Chipper can feel our anticipation of the affairs that precede the closing of school. Bits of conversation in the halls are proof enough to him that all is well. JAU NTY JUNIORS DONALD FRAMPTON Vice Presidenf MARILYN DUGGAN Secrefary ROBERT MILLER Treasurer WILLIAM BLACK Presidenf FIRST ROW: Haven. Polefo. Haught Reed, Gruskin. Harper, Gardner, Hall. Henderson. B. Johnson. MacFadden. Palmer. Mclver. M. Good. Oakley, Norfhrop, R. Johnson. Kelley. Poling, Neely. O'DeH. E. Harris. SECOND ROW: Renniger, Rensel, Persichini, Gibson. Piper. Refiig. Philippbar. M. Johnson. Jackson. Greer. Karflick. Arlia. Rovi'ro. Neal. Kleiderlein. Holly. Sanders. Hullihen, Ransom. THIRD ROW: Barry Henley, Powers. P. Johnson, Lockwood. Stack, James, Heller. Hoadley. Confer, Harsh, Iddings, Polucci. Lama Jones. Kelfz. J. Irvine. Hyldahl. Hughes. Ishman. O'Connell. FOURTH ROW: Lerch. Curcio. Coy. Cici. Moonan, Miller. Mufo. Morris. Lyons. Mays. Landsfrom. Meese, Monfi. Lance. McKinney. Morrison, Colligan. Colelle. Cleveland. Ledden. Cook. 40 ' CLASS ADVISERS 9 x C .. ix. E x. MISS HARRIET HUBERT MR. CHARLES CALLAHAN FIRST ROW: Lorshbaugh, Chiarilli. Burdic. 6. Campbell. Buffers, J. Campbell. BuHer, Carlquisf. G. Anderson. Maholic. D'Amicol, HaL verson, Conklin, Crooks, R. Williams. Carlson, Chodrow. Als+erberg. Avis. J. Baldwin, Lechiara. Lawrence: SECOND ROW: Eidson. J. Fredrick Tehanisky. Boofh, Friarl Blyler. Fuller, Gerber, Kramer. Dahlgren. D'Amico. M. Drysdale. Diefer. Cicerello, Doufhif, Feely, Magee, DeLucia. Meade. Albaugh: THIRD ROW: Larson. R. Miller. Bird. Birmingham. Delany. Friedman, Barfsch. Bernard. Granger. Dean. Dodaro, Bennardi. English. Duggan. J. Edwards. Franklin. Barker. Dickson, Birfcil: FOURTH ROW: Fuller. Bradish. D. J. Baldwin, Bridgewafer. Black. Aldrich. Ausiim S. Fowler. W. Black Afkinson. Fredericks. Bechakas, Dana. Fazio, Friedberg. Bridge. Deasey. Barneff, L. Anderson. Ausel. 4I SOON WE SHAL The Junior Class boasfs 305 members . . . represenfs a +ypical cross-sec+ion of American high school sfudenfs from lazy +0 ambifious and quief +0 boisferous . . . +hese +wo years spenf in Senior High have been excifing for +hem . . . full of fun . . . full of work foo . . . +hey refurned lasf fall proud of +heir newly acquired superiorify as upper classmen . . . H's really a wonderful $eeling . . . remember +he day when +hey had +heir Barker picfures +aken ou+ on +he foo'rball field? If cer+ainly was cold +ha+ day . . . oh's and ah's accompanied +he sporfing d class rings affer Chrisfmas vacafion . . . +his class is. as a whole. mannerly . . . well-behaved . . . ambifious . . . indus+rious . . . +hey all like +0 have fheir fun foo . . . have mainfained +heir repufafion and disfinguished +hem- selves in school acfivifies . . . +he class evidenfly relishes social life . . . i+s members are prominemL in +he Sfudenf Council . . . debating . . . on +he COURANT sfaff . . . in +he FIRST ROW: Slack. Shick. E. George, Turner, J. Wilson. Por+er, Zang. Rhodes. Ray, Thermfny. Hulfberg. Harfen, Zandi. Sfraighf. J. ShuH-z. SheFWIn. Sfrofman. SECOND ROW: Soble, Sfewarf. K. Shulf'z. Seiberf. Shqu. Xander. Yale. Zawacki. Sfark. Sfeck. M. Wilcox. Smail. Snyder, Thompson. Kervinl Henry. THIRD ROW: Vickery. Warda Howard. Thomas. Poffs, Sfuchel. Z. Williams. Whife, A. Wilson. Wafson. Rex, Young, Yampolski. Sfromberg. Hackeff. Shaffer. FOURTH ROW: Raughf. Thamm. Harfman. Snyder, Frampfon. Whifford, Griffin. Hardy. lnglerighf. J. Good. Van Sickel. Hardesfy. D. Wilcox. Gusfafson. Shea, Helenbrook. Walfer. .E THE SENIORS various clubs . . . +here are also +hree on +his year's BARKER sfaff . . . Jrhere is a good sprinkling of infelligenfia alfhough Jrhe honor roll seldom reaches alarming proporfions . . . +hey claim a number of nofable afhlefes . . . +here are four junior players on +he varsify baskefball feam . . . and several on +he J. V.'s who give promise of a winning feam nexf year . . . +hey have +heir share of foofball s+ars. Jroo . . . on +he firsf feam fhere are five . . . and a number on +he second sfring . . . +wo of +he cheer!eaders are juniors . . . fhe class officers are efficien'r and welI-chosen . . . +hree of +hem served in +he same capacify as sophomore class officers Iasf year . . . wifh +he able and unfiring assisfance of +he class advisers. Mr. Callahan and Miss Hubert +he junior play. You Can'f Take If Wifh You. proved +0 be a brillianf success . . . a clever and humorous producfion wifh a +alen+ed casf . . . +he grand finale for +he year l945-46 was +he delighfful Junior-Senior Prom . . . fruly +he year's greaf evenf . . . +he firsf formal prom in several years . . . everyone was happy f0 see +he re+urn of long, graceful gowns . . . finishing +his year, anofher miIe-sfone on +heir road +0 fame and forfune. +he juniors look wifh confidemL eyes +0 The fufure . . . anxious +0 find wider fields +0 conquer . . . +0 experience new +hrills as +hey become sen' s. I FIRST ROW: Sufherland. Tuffle. Coffon. Houck. Greenlee. Nianiafus, Grove, ONeiH. Gallagher. Sfoddard. Grassi, Hadley. Cawley. Buchanan. Sfein: SECOND ROW: Sorfore, Norman. JarreH, Saundars. Senior, Reninger. Larson, Verelli. Sfengel, Wolf. Webster, Harris. Quinn. L. Irvine. Thomas.: THIRD ROW: Wheeler, EdseH, Sfrand Drysdale, Bond. Webber. Bloss, Upfhegrove. Sealy, Neely, Chrisfiohn, Phefferplace. Wright Marsh. Mesler. Van Houck. Zureck. OFFICERS: President: Audrey McWilIiams: Vice President Joan Reng; Secrefary. Louise Chapman: Treasurer, Bonna Wareham; ADVISER, Miiss Hamilfon. MEMBERS: Norma Jean Berray, Alice Cadman. Carolyn Carvolfh. Mary Chiodo. Mary Covine. thel Ccy, Beffy Jane Frederico. Beverly Gildersleeve. Margaref Hughes. Mary Lindy. Joyce Lloyd. Dorofhy Lyons, June McWilliams. Clara Jean Norfon. Mary Alice Norfhrop, Roberfa O'Dell. Mabel Sealy. Helen Verelli' Harrief Wells, Edna Wineberg. OFFICERS: President Ruby Reninger; Vice President BeHe Olson: Secrefary and Treasurer, Beffe Poling: ADVISER, Miss O'Meara. MEMBERS: Pauline BaliskL Florann Conklin. Neffie Curcio. Elmo Farnsworfh. Mary Faeley. Mary Ann Frederico. Hazel Freer. Elaine George. Mary Lou Good, Beffe Jamison, Ruth Olmsfead. Dorofhea Poffs. Esfher Sufferlin. Viola Vecellio PaHy Henderson. 13 Library Club is a service unif fo assisf the librarian in fhe mechanics of fhe library and is a Iiferary appreciafion group reviewing books and magazines of inferesf 'ro high school s'rudenfs. Secrefarial Service Club gives all girls Hwaf are inferesfed in Clarice! work an opporfunify f0 spend more fime on N18 machines Home Econonics CHub feaches Hwe girls f0 become beffer home managers fhrough pracficing +he fundamenfals of home managing KnHHng CNub IS for girls who wish +0 learn +0 knif or desire help wifh +heir kniffing problems OFFICERS: President June McCord: Vice-presidenf. Ruby Goodman: Secrefary. Gloria McCord: Treasurer, June Knighf; ADVISER: Miss Hubert MEMBERS: Bonna Chandler, BeHy Chrisman, Pauline Clark. Phyllis Hoddley. Marge McCleary, Marilyn Means. Rufh Niver, Virginia Perry, Hazel Pollock. BeHy S+orms. Donna Swineford. Marian Valeni'ine thel Smifh. OFFICERS: President Jackie Paffison: Secrefary. Joan Rafhbun: Treasurer. Rufh LeRoy. ADVISERS: Miss Sfewarf and Miss Tifus, MEMBERS: Ronnie Brady, BeHy Buffers, Roberfa Har+man. Peggy Haughf. Rachael Korb. Lorraine Lowry. Margaref Louk. BeHe Maholic, Marilyn Mangel, Audrey Mong. Lauanne Newfon. Olive Olson. Norma Polloc. Pa+ Ransom. Doris Raughf. Gladys Reed. Evelyn Shakley. Delores Thayer. Rufh Toofhman. Phyllis Whifman, Elaine Wolfred. Lillian Wood. Mildred Schoonover. OFFICERS: President Bonnie Brink; Vice-presidenf, Phyllis Shaw: Secrefary. Molly Mafson: Treasurer, Jo Ann Cosfanzo; ADVISER: Miss Beyers. MEMBERS: Lois Barber. Peggy Bell, Edna Mae Covert Jean Grennan. Helen Henry. Geraldine Hess. Jean Hess, Sue Hufchison. BeHy Lindemufh. Mary Lou Lyons. Jean Miller, Mary MonH. Joanne Morrison, Phyllis Mufo, Ann NeiHy. Maxine Peferson, Jean Piper. Rose Polucci, Connie Schiappa, Adeline Shelley, Joyce Sherwin, Gerfrude Sherwood. Shirley Sfod- dard. Georgene Sfraif, Beverly Thompson. Mary Jane Tsepelis, Loris Woodin. proposes fo +each +he arf of sfage and pracfical make-up Harlequin Club sfrives f0 fosfer an inferesf in dramafics, +0 feach basic sfage ferminology and fechnique. and +0 develop self-assurance and poise +hrough club acfivify OFFICERS: President Phil Hayes: Vice-presiden+. Dave McKinney; Secretary. Shirley English: Treasurer, Elnora Ammons. ADVISER: Miss Muffer. MEMBERS: Winzola Nbough, Shirley Allen. Doro+hy Anderson, Pa+ricia Ausfin. Mildred Avis. PaHy Baldwin. Marian Bernard. Colleen Birmingham, Donna Brown. James Cook, Rachel Fairbanks. Donald Franfz. BeHy Gage, Jeaneffe Gardner. Alice Hane, Ardes Niver. Mary Passauer, Rosemarie Piersimone, Virginia Proper, Joe Sloan, Mary Lou Sfeck. Virginia Farrel, Howard Walfer, Don Wilcox, Joyce Zizka. Welfare CommiHee of fhe Sfudenf Council helps fhose who have been unforfunafe, nof only in Bradford. buf in ofher parfs of +he nafion, and makes sfudenfs aware of +heir responsibilifies as good cifizens Golden Rule Club is a group of giris who are inferesfed in Chrisfian living and service CHAIRMEN: Lige Shick and Bob Fry. ADVISER: Miss Currie. MEMBERS: Mabel Boofh. Jean Clement Joyce Eck. Gloria Harvey, Phyllis Johnson. Rufh Olmsfead. Joan Reck. Beffy Yeisly, Bill Anderson, Marian Bernard. Lea Chodrow, Sally Fowler. Mariorie Harper. Mary Herzog, Harold Magee. Jane Newfon. Dick Saunders. Frances Zawacki. Tom Bromeley. Jack Curfis, Anna Durst Laura Hall. Dick Howell. Molly Mafson. Olive Ison. Cleo Ross. BeHy Woodin, Herman Grassi, Gordon Sfewarf. Wendall Crawford. Torn Houck. OFFICERS: President Mariorie Moore: Vice-presidenf. Beffy Edison: Secrefary. Joyce Fredericks: Treasurer, Dulcie Dawley; Chaplain. Norma Gibson. ADVISER: Mrs. Moore. MEMBERS: Rachel Goefz, Rufh Goe'rz. Esfher Hardy Emille Holden. Shirley Suffon. Ida Mae Wilson. Ella Pire. Marjorie Burdick. ADVISER: Miss Presfera. MEMBERS: Doris Alsferberg. Carolyn Anderson. Evelyn Andrews. Gordian Armsfrong. Pairicia Brown. Phillis Clyne. Johann Fouyon. Roger Graham. Jacqueline O'DeH. OFFICERS: President XCl'maries Griffifh: Vice-presidenf. Beffy Jensen: Secrefaly. Leo Slone: Treasurer, Richard Brandow. ADVISERS: Mr. Walker and Mr. Olson. MEMBERS: Consfance Griffin. $William McKee. Sue McCufcheon. Charles Valsing, James Roggenbaum. Thomas Bromeley. Roberf Closser. Barbara Cufhber+son, Roberf PoHs. Roberf Friedberg. Elinor Shelgren, Donald Powers. Roberf Devlin, Rober+ Fry. TOURNAMENT MEMBERS: Nina Johnson. Beffy Jane Johnson. Pafricia Hullihen, Pafricia Whife. WKnn Leshner. Varsify 1eam debaters. Senior Leadership Club plans and organizes fhe achifies of Hwe Senior Class I V jilqm tx'b L'A, Z3, l; j v ,9- rem. .':r q , : v wan; . sfrfves +0 develop abilify in plaHorm speaking PFnL g 9:11 U 771,07QL 48 Mural Club broadens fhe sfuden+ body s inferesf in arf and is finishing flue cafeferia , murals Camera Club develops an in+eres+ in +he arf of phofography and H19 abilify +0 +ake and make good picfures OFFICERS: President Russ Robbins: Vice-presidenf, Ann Caldwell; Secretary Phyllis Houck: Treasurer. Bill Sfein. ADVISER: Mr. WaHers. MEMBERS: Jack Curfis, Alice Deasey, AHhea Harris, Eileen Krieg. June Larson, Nancy McLaughlen, Shirley Munn, Beffy Oakley, Frank Rich. Clinfon Stoddard, Mary Jane Thomas, Jill Anderson, Ralph Casfenir. OFFICERS: President Dick Saunders: Vice-presidenf. Sally Fowler: Secrefary. Cosmo Fazio: Treasurer, James Kelley. ADVISER: Mr. Kusner. MEMBERS: Helen Arlia, Richard Beck. BeHy Lou Briney. Leroy Gerber, John Gladys. William Hane. Ray Heller, Fred Hodgson, Nan Hug, George Laing, Donald Masfen, Donald McCord. Bernard Shea. Dick Sfack. Sidney Sfahlman. Beffy Ward. Earle Mead, Wanda Ishman. Donald Hadley, Jim Loveless. Q ADVISER: Miss Raver. MEMBERS: Ardis Perkins, Donna Erwin. Norma Wallace. Gloria Wagner. ADVISER: Mr. Palmer. MEMBERS: EdifI-r Bridgewafer, PaH'y Carlson, Norma Case. Mary ChiariHa. Mike Cibula, Tom Cici. Paffy Clark, John Deasey. Joyce Edwards. Jane Flemming, Charmaine Fouyon. William Haven, Marilyn Johnsfon. Pauline Kinny, Charles Morris. Marilyn Nifsche, Virginia SlaHery. Mary Smi+h, Adair Snyder, Josep'n Songer. Marilyn Wilcox, GIoria Young. Frances Zandi. Business Awards Club works for fine special Cerfificafes and pins fhaf are awarded f0 +hose who excel in business subiecfs. Elemen+ary Typing Club insfruds Hue members in fhe fundamenfals of fouch +ypewri+ing for personal us. OFFICERS: President Dick Franklin. ADVISER: Mr. Cummings. MEMBERS: Allen WooddeH, Don Anderson, Iona Gonfero, Jim Green. Phyllis Johnson, Richard Mays. Advanced Chemis+ry Club feaches Hue proper fechnique in fhe use of labordfory equipmenf CraH Club aims fo develop a manual hobby for pleasure. recreafion. and profif in fhe fufure MEMBERS: Joe Aaron. James Burkhouse, Melvin Carlson. Donald Caswell, Roberf Chilcofe. Bob Freeman. Phil Holly, Richard Howell. Reinold Johnson, Harold Johnson. Harold Magee. Jim Morrison. Arfhur HunHy, Richard RovHo. Max B. Sufley, Kennef'n Heller. ADVISER: Mr. Guilford. ADVISERS: Mr. Bell. Mr. Thomas. MEMBER51Anderson. Andrews. Angevine. Appleby, Aloice, Bradley. Malcolm, Chrisfiohn. Conger, Confer, Crawford. Crooks. Cummiskey. Curcio. F. Del Monego, J. Del Monego. Dennis, Edsall. Ely, Evans, Farrell, Fifzgerald. Fling. Fowler. Gee. Gillespie. Grove. Gusfafson, Hadley. HadseH, Hagg. Hall. Hammond. Hanley. Hare. Hayser, Harfburg, Hayes. Hedlund. Hinaman. Hipchen. Holsinger. Hulfberg. Ives. S. Jackson. Johnson. Kahle. Kerr. 8. Kleiderlein. F. Kleider- lein, Larson. Lofshaw. Loyfield. Layfon. Lenf. Lerch. Lockwood, Loncasky. Loveless. MEMBERS: Lucas, Machie. Marshall, Means. Merry. D. Miller. R. Miller, McAndrew. McFarland, Nelson. O'Brien. O'Neil. Palmer. Passamer. Paul, P. Plafko. S. PlaHzo. Powers. Quinn. Rand, Reifer. Rennie. Rensel, H. Rich, W. Rich, Rosenfield, Rupert Solada. J. Sankner, C. Sankner, Saverline, Schaming. Shea, Shaffer. Slack. Smead. Smifh. Songer. Sprague. Sfack. Sfewarf. Sforey. C. Swanson. J Swanson. N. Tarr. R. Tarr, Taylor, Thomas. Tuffle. Upfhegrove. C. Vecellio. L. Vecellio, Vennard, Walfer. Wesmiller' Wesf. C. Whelan, F. Whelan, William Willoughby. Wright Ou+dbor Club learns and observes +he safe and sane procedures of frue sporfsmen 52 MEMBERS: Joe Bennardi. Ray Connelly, Bill Crawford. Paul DiFonzo. James Drysdale. Leo Doriguzzi, John Coffon. Malcolm Buchanan. Dick Fling, Ralph Lama. Bill Lafshaw, LeRoy Layton. Clyde Norman, Charles Ray. George McKenyon, Keifh Shqu. Tom Weaver. Fenfon Whelan. Boy Gym Club sfimulafes inferesf in gymnasfic work such as fumbling, apparatus work and pyramid building. Driver Training Course feaches +he safe and proper mefhods of motor car operafion and insfiHs H16 proper affifudes and responsibilities foward socfefy whefher fhe person be a driver or a pedesfrian. ADVISER: Mr. Ralph Thomas. MEMBERS: Alsferberg. Carolyn Anderson. Connie Anderson, Bechakas, Bickel. Brady. BuHer, Carvolfh. Casfenir, Chefkin. Ciark. Confer, Cook. Cosfanzo. Cropp. Cucuzza. Elrod. Evans. Fargo, Fisher, Fox. Frederick, Fredrickson, Harvey. Hassek. Hufchison. James. Johnson. McGowan. Morrow Mufo. Nelson. Nickles, O'Toole, Paige. Pehonsky. Perry, Pefillo. Podlas. Porfer. Rafhfon, Rinfreffe, Schoonover. Shelgren. Smifh. Spefz. Sfever. Swanson. Torgler. Valeane, Whifford. Wilson, Zawacki. and Zenner. OFFICERS: President MarieHa Newton: Vica-president Phyllis Whifford: Secretary. Marilyn Duggan: Treasurer. Phyllis Jones. ADVISER: Miss Glass. MEMBERS: Afkinson, Barnett Barfsch, Bechakas. Bedeaux, Benneff, Biork Bradish. Brem. Buccolini. Bufler. Campbell, Carlson. Chapman. Chadrow. Cicerello. Clark, Collins. Hardy. Cropp. Dahlgren. Dunham, Edison. English, Giardini. Graham, Greenlee, Gruskin. Gusfafson. Granafa. Hackeff. Hanson. Harding. Harsh, Harris. Hassek. Heihinger, Himes. Irvine, JarreH, B. Johnson. E. Johnson. P. Johnson, G. Jones. Kennedy, Lance. Girls' A+hle+ic Associafion gives a variefy o1t acfivifies, creafes a spirif of coopera- fion and fellowship among +he members and develops leadership and sporfsmanship MEMBERS: Leonard Salisbury. Lyons. Durst B. McFadden. N. McFadden, McKenyon, Melzer. Michaels. Neely. J. Newfon, OlConnell, Olson. O'Neil, Paige. Peferson, Nickles. Prior. Renniger, Rumsey, Schulh. Sick. Shuman. Snyden Sfengel. Sfever. Sfokes. Sfuchel. Conklin. Wa+son. WeIls. West Whife. Whifford. A. Wilson. J. Wilson. Yablonski. Wingard. Yale. Yerdon. Young. Zawacki. Drysdale. Jarreff. Wilcox. Murphy. 54 Happy is fhe one who helps! Fufure draffsmen Hubba, hubba! Suspense is killing. H won'f be long now! COMMANDOS OF THE COURT - HAROLD BRACE FRANCIS DENNING GEORGE H. WILCOX Varsify Coach Assisfanf Coach Assisfanf Coach Wifh one of +he foughesf schedules In years sfaring +hem in +he face. Bradford High's Varsify Owls paced +heir way +hrough a +op season of baskefball. Playing a fofal of ninefeen games. +he cagers won +hir+een and losf six. Early in +he season +he Bradford quinfef displayed evidence of diligemL fraining and sfiff. fafiguing pracfice. As +he season progressed. +hese hardwood kings hif +heir sfride, exhibifing flashy ball handling and smoo+h +eamwork. The local dribblers gof OFF to a fine sfarf by frouncing DuBois and Falconer. +heir firs+ fwo opponenfs. Then, because of +he flu epidemic. +hey were forced +0 cancel +wo of +heir regularly scheduled games. one wH'h Punxsufawney and +he o+her wi+h Sharon. Affer recovery from +his unexpecfed foe, +hey resumed play by beefing +he Farrell Sfeelers. only +0 have 5 Warren quinfef hand +hem +heir firsf sefback +he following week. Erie Academy. Clean. and James+own were forced +0 submif +0 Coach Braceis baskefeers as +he boys drove on +0 vicfory. Erie Tech finally broughf fhis winning spree +0 6 half by presenfing +hem th a second defeat The Owls Jrhen s+ruggled f0 +he fronf wi+h vicfories over Kane and Jamesfown. Kane's Wolves. however. resenfed +his loss and +hey evened +hings up in +he nex+ meefing. Erie Easf gave +he Owls an easy win. In +heir following game wifh Clean our +eam me+ s+rong opposHion before +hey won. Warren's Dragons and Erie Tech again spelled defeaf erice in succession. A Iasf scheduled game wifh Sharpsviile was +he final win for our +eam. Bradford High enfered +he disfricf nine play-OHS againsf Kane, buf +he Wolves eliminafed +he Owls in +he second half. 32-24. Five seniors wound up +heir high school afhlefic careers in +his las+ game: Rudolph Bickel, James Colligan. Norman Evans. Bob Healy. and Don Wright Bob Healy and Bim Colligan were elecfed co-capfains of +his year's squad. The Junior Varsi+y. Bradford's +raining ground for cagers. offered us fas+ preliminary games-a preview of whaf +0 expemL from our fufure varsify feams. From +he won-andelosf poinf of view Jrhis was a prosperous season, a fribufe +0 6 plucky. scrappy +eam and +heir coach. Bradford 47 Bradford 42 Bradford 5l Bradford 42 Bradford 29 Bradford 42 Bradford 55 Bradford 35 Bradford 24 Bradford 35 SCHEDULE .............................. DuBois 20 Falconer I9 ........................... Falconer 26 Farrell 25 ........... Warren 32 ,,,,,,,,,,,, Erie Academy I9 Olean 32 Jamesfown 29 WW Erie Tech 37 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Kane 32 Bradford 42 ..................... Jamesfown 22 Bradford 34 ................ Erie Eas1L I7 Bradford 49 Bradford 33 Bradford 34 ............ Erie Tech 36 Bradford 35 Bradford 38 Bradford 24 Bradford 25 Ka ne 40 Clean 27 Warren 40 Sharpsville 33 Alumni 23 Kane 32 FRONT ROW: Fredericks, Frampfon. Healy. Colligan. Morris, and Wright SECOND ROW: Manager Hollenbeck, Stillman. Chefkin. Johnson. Bickel. and Evans. LETTER WINNERS TOP ROW: WrighwL Healy Johnson Colligan Frampfon BOTTOM ROW: Morris Bickel Evans Fredericks Chefkin 59 Bradford 25 Bradford I9 . Bradford 33 Bradford 27.. Bradford 3! Bradbrd 20 Bradford 27 ,. ..., Bradford lb V. . V Bradford 24 , Bradford 39 ,, J. V. SCHEDULE .. . Smefhporf 29 Offo TownshEp 2O Limes+one l7 Falconer J. V. I6 Falconer J. V. 21 Shinglehouse l4 ,, Shinglehouse 20 H Warren J. V. 26 .. Offo Township 32 Clean J. V. 19 12$ 2 Bradford 3l , Bradford 35 Bradford 36 Bradford 39 Bradford 26 Bradford 32 Bradford 3! Bradford 23 Bradbrd 53 Bradford l4 ,Jamesfown J. V. 29 .2 Smefhporf l5 . Kane J. V. 21 Jamesfown J. V. I6 Kane J. V. 18 Eldred 24 ,. Olean J. V. lb Warren J. V. 2I , Limesfone 25 H Erie Tech J. V. 7 IOR VAE Y SQUAD FIRST ROW: Thamm. Conners, McGrafh. Broadhead, Austin. George. SECOND RONN: Freeland. Black. Nianiafus. Dana, Holley. Palmer. THIRD ROW: Closser. Hardy. Thiel. Johnson. Griffin. Wafson, Williams. w W 35 MW SHOTS ON THE Gef Hwaf rebound! SPOT Going up! Two poinfs! All eyes foward +he sky! Good morning, sfudenfs The drip Hwaf refreshes. Verdict please! If musf be he ! Thaf's a ioke. 50an He floafs +hrough Hue air. Anybody go? a mafch? Up, up. and away! I: H?ere a docfor in We house? A righf +0 fhe iaw . . . SPO RTS A fhrill of a Iifefime. The Egypfians had nofhing on us. Ride em cowboy. Archery. GIRLS' INW Badminfon. Baskefball . . . Firsf Place. Ping Pong. Volleyball Winners. RAL SPORTS Sohball. Baskefball . . . Second Place. ffhe Bowling League. Spring-and Chipper realizes +haf we are fas? approaching +he end of +he school year. He proudly wafches his old friends. +he seniors. come f0 +he culmina+ion of +hree years of high school work. He shyly grins a? fhe sudden appearance of couples sfrolling down +he walk. He secrefly glories in +he exuberance of the sophomores and juniors as +hey aanipafe sfepping 1'0 +he rank of upper-classmen. For everyone if is a busy season. Music is everywhere. Young. eager. gay voices drip: from +he music room The chorus is rehearsing for a comic opera. Joan of +he Nancy Lee -choris+ers expressing in song our ioy in ano+her year well spent The band's dafe book is Filled wi+h public appearances-ioinf concerfs wifh +he Warren Bond, a disfricf band fesfival a+ Phillipsburg. a counfy fesfival af Sme+hpor+ and a Memorial Day parade. The BARKER sfaFF under pressure mee'r dead-lines. francfically gef +he maferial info +he hands of +he prin+er. CommiHees plan +he biggesf social funciion of fhe year-Jrhe Prom. For one nigh? we become glamorous debufanfes and handsome playboys. Now +he seniors +alre +he spof Iighf and climax fhe year wifh +heir Class Night Baccalaureafe Service, and +he long awaited Commencement For many. graduaHon brings meri'red rewards. Names of +hose who have disfinguished +hemselves appear on ihe honor roll. some are commencemeni' speakers. and a few win scholasfic and scholarship awards. All of +his Chipper wafches wisffully and sadly as he bids goodbye +0 +he graduafes who already look forward +0 a new life. Their happy. carefree high school days are now ?ond memories. ORCHESTRA Mr. Duharf conducfs . . . VIOLINS STRING BASS FLUTES TRUMPETS HORNS CLARINET OBOE BASSOON PIANO PERCUS' Chapman Fredrickson Hane Freeland Brooder Biork Harsh Gross Cufhberfson McGrafh Hofmann Gibbons Peterson McKenyon Mead Hess PoHs Fleming Thomas GoefL Rachel Gosh. Rufh CHORUS Jean Schqu and Imogene O'Neil make beaufiful music MEMBERS: C. Anderson, Alexander. Ammons. G. Anderson. Barber. Bigler. Blyler, Bradish, Carlquist Carll, Chance. Colligan. Cosfanzq Cosfello, Courfrighf. Daily. Di Fonzo, Everly. Fair. Fargo. Forfe. Frair. Gage, Gallagher, Green, Gross Grove. Grover, Guelfi. Hallock. Hardesfy. Hofmann, Hufchison, Iddings. Johnson. Kramer. Lawrence, Lechiara, Ledden, McGowan. Nelson. Nianiafus, Oakley. Paige. Pascale, Perkins, Persichini. Phefferplace. Plafko. Mae Polefo, Porfer, Powell, nycher, Reck. Ross. Schulfz. Shovesfull. Speh. Sfraif. Sf. John, Timlin. Tuffle. M. Wilcox, R. Wilcox, Xander. Zandi. Zane. Zenner. DIRECTOR: Miss Van de Bogarf MEMBERS: Auan. Black, Brown. Bullock. Case, Dechene, Erwin, Fosfer. Grennan, Hall, Hansen. Heifzinger. Jarreff. Jensen, Johnsfon. Mong. Munn, Neely Nifsche, O'Neil. Onuf-Fer. Perkins. Pisfner, Pollock. Proper. Ross. Schulh. Snyder. Suffon. Wareham. Wells. Wells. Woodin, Zizka. DIRECTOR: Miss Van de Bogart Sophomore Chorus Bradford Chap+er Na+ional Honor Socie+y I 944- I 945 Carolyn Anderson. Donald Andersom Pafricia Brown. Beffe Erskin. Suzanne Groll. James Gross. Barbara James. Marylin Johnson, Nina Johnson, Mary Lou Keck. Doris Killen. Ann Leshner. Margaref McGowan. Rufh Ann Podlas, Mildred Schoonover. Gloria Wagner. Mary Walfer, Mary Wise. Beffy Yeisly. ' EVER SINCE EVE Whaf mess! Policeman. spare my child! Measles! Oh. Hwose women! Mrs. Clover , ., .. . . Jacqueline O'Dell Johnny Clover Wayne Rennie Mr. Clover V . . Andy Fair Spud Erwin . . .. . .. V Phillip Hayes Susan Blake, . . .. Norma Paige Befsy Erwin .. .. ...,.,,,,.,,.. ,. Elinor Shelgren Marfha Willard .. .. . ; . , U Beffy Jane Johnson Officer tCapp;d Simmons W. . Bill Abboff Henry Quinn ., Bill Brown Lucybelle Lee Rufh Ann Podlas Presfon Hughes Charles Dennis Foofball Players Tom Weaver, Jack Kelfz. Frank Mufo. Rudolph Bickel DIRECTORS: Miss M. Presfera. Mr. L. B. Waffsrs. minufe looki BEST DRESSED Jerry Oliver Mary Lou Keck BEST SPORTS Don Wrighf Phyllis Whifford WITTIEST Sam Ammons Barbe ra Cosfa nzo MOST ATH LETIC Frank Mufo MarieH'a Newfon HARDEST WORKERS Gordian Armsfrong Jacqueline O'Dell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann Leshner Dave Brown MOST POPULAR B. J. Johnson MOST SOPHISTICATED Bob Healy Barb James Allen Hervey BIGGEST FLIRTS J une Sfever Tom Weaver SHYEST Don McCord Hanna Olson D 6E BEST LOOKING John Swanson BeHe Olson BEST ACTORS BIH Abboff Connie Torgler PEPPIEST Phil Hayes Bev Smifh BEST DANCERS Tom Fredrickson Elloise Marshall CLASS OFFICERS RUDOLPH BICKEL Treasurer ROBERT H EALY Presidenf RUTH ANN PODLAS Secrefary WILLIAM ABBOTT Viceepresidenf And So We Graduate The Class of '46 enfered +he imposing porfals or Senior High, green as +hey make +hem. buf meek wifh resolufions +0 work hard and become Juniors . . . we chose Miss Presfera and Mr. WaHers class advisers . . . affer an unevenfful year excepf for our Leap Year Dance. we reached +he rank of Juniors . . . we +hough+ we were somefhing exfra . . . and proved if by our presen+a+ion of Spring Green . . . +his. wiJrh our beHer- +han-ever Junior-Senior Promr wound up our Junior year . . . we had now affained +he place covefed so long . . . Seniors . . . and walked warily on newly gained grounds as Sepfember. I945. saw +he breach +0 our las+ year in high school finally engulfed . . . we sfarfed our year of years wifh a bang . . . firsf we elecfed class officers . . . work began on +he BARKER wifh Miss Coffom our adviser . . . commencemenf invi+a+ions and cards were ordered . . . senior picfures were +aken for beHer or for worse . . . Jrerm paper fopics were assigned. and +here was a mad scramble in +he library for reference maferial . . . Ever Since Eve. our Iasf high school producfion. was a hi'r . . . March l5. oh happy day. ferm papers were handed inenow we could breafhe freely again . . . our year was rapidly drawing +0 a close . . . during +he middle of May we had par+ fime classes . . . while we pracficed +he processional and recessional march for gradua+ion . . . senior assemblyewe gave our class prophecy in skifs . . . +hen +he Baccalaureafe Service. May 26. our firsf appearance in our formal robes . . . class nighf came and if was wifh sadness +ha+ we parfed knowing if was one of our lasf gef-fogefhers as a class . . . now we don our caps and gowns. emblems of our seniorify . . . +wo hundred and eighfy-fwo of us will relucfanfly say goodbye when we are presenfed wirh our diplomas May 29 . . . mellow wifh flue reminiscence of days well spenf . . . bu+ looking forward +0 a sfrange. never-before-seen horizon and an unpredicfabler bu'r hopeful, fufure. CLASS RICHARD ABBOTT WILLIAM ABBOTT JAMES AIKEN MEACHEM ALEXANDER EMERY ALLEN DORIS ALSTERBERG EDSON AMMONS CAROLYN ANDERSON CONNIE LOU ANDERSON DONALD ANDERSON WILLIAM ANDERSON EVELYN ANDREWS D F I946 GEORGE ANGEVINE GORDIAN ARMSTRONG JENNY AVIS HOWARD BACON PAULINE BALISKI BETTY BALON MARY BARBER HARRIET BARTHOLOMEW SUZANNE BECHAKAS CHARLES BECKWITH RUTH BELL , FRANCES BENNARD! ALBERTA BENNETT RUDOLPH BICKEL BERNARD BLACK MABEL BOOTH FRANCES BOVE RONNIE BRADY HEDWIG BREM WILLIAM BRINEY BONNIE BRINK DAVID BROWN PATRICIA BROWN WILLIAM BROWN EDITH BUCCOLINI MARJORIE BULLOCK MARJORIE BURDICK ROBERT BURGESS JAM ES BURKHOUSE MELVIN CARLSON PEGGY CARLSON ROBERT E. CARLSON ROBERT L. CARLSON CAROLYN CARVOLTH RALPH CASTENIR BONNA LEE CHANDLER LOUISE CHAPMAN LEONARD CHETKIN BETTY CHRISMAN MARY LOU CHU RCH DONNA JEAN CLARK BEVERLY JEAN CLEMENT PHILLIS CLYNE DARLYN COLE JAMES COLLIGAN JUNE CONFER FLORANN CONKLIN MARY VIRGINIA COOK ROBERT COOK BARBARA COSTANZO MAZIE COURTWRIGHT JANET ETHEL COY DONALD CRATTIE MARIAN CRAWFORD CLARICE CROPP DONALD CUCUZZA JACK CUMMISKEY NETTIE CURCIO JACK DAILEY DORIS DANIELS PETER DE CASPER CHARLES DENNIS LEO DORIGUZZI MARGARET DRESSLER ARLENE DYMOCK JOYCE ECK BETTY ELLENBERGER CHARLENE ELROD BETTE ERSKINE VIRGINIA ESCHRICH NORMAN EVANS ANDREW FAIR GLORIA FARGO ELMO FARNSWORTH DONALD FISHER RICHARD FLING JOHANNE FOUYAN , BETTY LOUISE FOX RICHARD FRANKLIN RAYMA FRANTZ JEAN FREDERICK MARY ANN FREDERICO THOMAS FREDRICKSON HAZEL FREER BETTY GAGE MARY GIARDINI GRANT GIBBONS DOROTHEA GILDERSLEEVE RACHEL GOETZ KATHLEEN IONA GONTERO RUBY GOODMAN ROGER GRAHAM ROSE GRANATA JAMES GREEN t SUZAN E OLL ;, IIIM JAMES GROSS A0 120:1 ' ' ROBERT GROVER HENRY GUELFI MARY LOU HADSELL DAWN HALLOCK SHIRLEY HANE LOIS HANSON ANNA BELLE HARDY WILLIAM HARE ALTHEA HARRIS GLORIA HARVEY AMELIA HASSEK PEGGY HAUGHT PHILIP HAYES EMERSON HAYNES KATHERINE HAYS ROBERT HEALY WALTER HEDLUN D BEVERLY HENDERSON PATRICIA HENDERSON ALLEN HERVEY RHEA JEAN HESS MAXINE HIMES KENNETH HINAMAN JOHN HIPCHEN I LEY HO ARD PATRICIA ULLIHEN ARTH R HUNTLY DORIS HUTCHISON HOWARD IVES BARBARA JAMES BETTE JAMISON ANITA JARRETT BETTY JANE JOHNSON BEVERLY JOHNSON EMMA MARIE JOHNSON K MARYLIN JOHNSON J70 NINA JOHNSON -x WW PHYLLIS JOHNSON JOHN KAUFMAN MARY LOU KECK JOHN KELTZ DORIS KILLEN FRED KLEIDERLEIN DORIS JUNE KNIGHT PAUL KORNACKI GEORGE LAING JUNE LARSON LE ROY LAYTON KAY LEDDEN CHARLES LEICHNER ANN LESHNER MARJORIE LIPPS ROSE LOMBARDO MARGARET LOUK LORRAINE LOWRY ALICE LUCAS MARJORIE LYONS PATRICIA MAC PHERSON ELLOISE MARSHALL HELEN MELZER BEVERLY MESLER VIRGINIA MILLER MARTHA MOORE JAMES MORRISON BETTY MORROW BARBARA MU RPHY FRANK MUTO DONALD McCORD GLORIA McCORD JUNE McCORD BARBARA McFADDEN JOSEPH McFARLAND MARGARET ANN McGOWAN GEORGE McKENYON BONNIE NELSON DOLORES NELSON MARIETTA NEWTON MARY JANE NEWTON DOROTHY NICKLAS ROBERT NOLF JACQUELINE O'DELL GERALD OLIVER JOSEPH OLIVER . RUTH OLMSTEAD BETTE OLSON HANNA OLSON JAMES O'TOOLE REBECCA O'TOOLE NORMAN OWENS NORMA PAIGE PATRICK PANTUSO ANTHONY PASCALE PAU LINE PEHONSKY MELVIN PERKINS VIRGINIA PERRY ANGELINE PESSIA JOAN MAXINE PETERSON ROCCO PETILLO JOAN PLATKO RUTH ANN PODLAS HAZEL POLLOCK DOROTHEA POTTS MARIAN POWERS MARY LOU PYTCHER FRED RANKIN BETTY RAPP BRUCE RATHFON GORDON RAYBERG JOAN RECK WAYNE RENNIE RUBY RENNIGER HUGH RICH BARBARA RINFRETTE RUSSELL ROBBINS MICHAEL ROSS DOMINICK ROSSI DONALD RUPERT DONNA SALISBURY KENNETH SCHAMING CONJETTA SCHIAPPA MILDRED SCHOONOVER JACK SCHOVESTULL BOWMAN SEYBERT PHYLLIS SHAW ELINOR SHELGREN ADELINE SHELLEY RUBY SICK GERALDINE SLEZAK JOSEPH SLOAN BEVERLY SMITH ETHEL MAE SMITH JOANNE SPARKS MARILYN SPETZ SIDNEY STAHLMAN MARTHA JUNE STEVER KENNETH STILLMAN CHARLES ST. JOHN SHIRLEY STODDARD FRANCIS JOSEPH STOREY JOHN SWANSON LILLIAN SWANSON DONNA SWINEFORD JEAN TERWILLIGER BEVERLY TIMLIN ROBERT TITUS , , , l . . ' ' 4:0NN1E TORGLERJ, GEROULD TOWNE MARIAN VALENTINE VIOLA VECELLIO GLORIA WAGNER NORMA WALLACE BETTY WALASKI MARY WALTER VIRGINIA WARNER MARY JEAN WATSON ETHEL WEAVER THOMAS WEAVER . DALE WEST a MALCOLM WHITEMAN PHYLLIS WHITFORD RUTH WILCOX MARY WISE ALLEN WOODDELL LORIS WOODIN VIRGINIA WOODRING DONALD WRIGHT BETTY YEISLY PEGGY ZENNER K C A W A Z A N N A CHRISTINE YERDON RICHARD ABBOTT . . . Dabbif . . . a iolly shop sfudenf . . . has good singing voice . . . weII-Iiked . . . has many friends. WILLIAM ABBOTT . . . has difficulty keeping oui of mischief . . . Presenfing ficfion and fact from ishkabibble's Alma- nac . . . sfar comedian . . . winning personali+y. JAMES AIKEN . . . vocafional fechnicai sfudenf . . . fond of wearing a fie . . . whisfles in shop . . . rafher bashiul . . . vely indusfrious. MEACHEM ALEXANDER . . . deierred unfil graduafion ...frequenHy +ardy . . . allergic 10 work . . . nice wavy hair . . . +he sfrong silenf type. EMERY ALLEN . . . Boney . . . his greaf- osf fear is women . . . has sparkling brown eyes. girls . . . everyone uses his car as a faxi. DORIS ALSTERBERG . . . shori and sweef . cheerful sori wiih spunk . . . ioily and fun-Ioving . . . has a friendly smile. EDSON AMMONS . . . Sam . . . con- noisseur of fall iales . . . can be found wherever fhere's a pariy . . . personal friend of Elmer Crudd. CAROLYN ANDERSON . . . quief and reserved . . . very ambifious sfudenf . . . a sincere, dependable friend . . . has an agreeable personalify. CONNIE ANDERSON . . . faifhful mem- ber of chorus . . . plays piano well . . . friendly and cheerful . . s becomingiy modesi . . . pariicipanf in ihe Sfafe Musical Fesfival. DONALD ANDERSON . . . bashful . . . presidenf of vocafional shop . . . experf mechanic . . . very good siudenf . . . fu+ure mayor of Cyclone. WILLIAM ANDERSON . . . Bill is fhe sheik of fhe shop boys . . . a iuggler oi hearis . . . friendly personalify . . . Walk! Don'f run, girls. EVELYN ANDREWS . . . we envy Evie- her personality. lovely blue eyes, and charming smile . . . her iaugh's con+agious . . . congenial. GEORGE ANGEVINE . . . flag bearer in assembly . . . enioys physics and Jirig . mechanically minded . . . ambifion- aeronaufics . . . a good sport GORDIAN ARMSTRONG . . . Bozo . . . dispufafious . . . scienfificaily minded . . . likes acfing . . . enioys being loqua- cious . . . brief-case. JENNY AVIS . . . very quief uniil she becomes acquainied . . . Haxen hair and azure eyes . . . inseparable friend of Frances Bennardi. HOWARD BACON . . . likes i0 sing . . . fu'rure aufo mechanic . . . is said fo be a ladies' man . . . quief when sleeping. PAULINE BALINSKI . . . Polly . . . likes square dancing . . . always chewing gum - . . plans +0 be a sfenographer. BETTY BALON . . . masier of arf oi Himi- iI'1g . . . Baioney's iine gefs somefhing besides fish . . . +op class iournalisf . . . 0n COURANT and BARKER siaf'fs. MARY BARBER . . . seems shy and fimio'. un+il you know her . . . cufe grin . . . always ready Jfor a good fime. especially in ihe Ford! SENIORS HARRIET BARTHOLOMEW . . . one of fhose lucky blondes . . . quief . . . fun fo know . . . happiness is iusf a fhing called Harriet i SUZANNA BECHAKAS . . . nafuraliy nice . . . conscienfious . . . hard worker . . . her quief and pleasant manner wins her many friends . . . Mr. Palmer's sec- re+ary. CHARLES BECKWITH . . . Hoke fo you . . . favorife pas'rime is sleeping . . . very wiHy . . . life oi our school . . . greaf imifafor. RUTH BELL . . . lovely browneiie . . . neaf and affracfive possesses a pleasing smile . . . full of pep . . . a zealous commercial sfudenf. FRANCES BENNARDI . . . envied for her long shiney bruneHe hair . . . hopes +0 be a beaufician . . . baskefball is her iavorife sport ALBERTA BENNETT . . . fall and +hin . .. dependable . . . amiable . . . quiei . . . commercial sfudeni who fackles +hings in a business-Iike way. RUDOLPH BICKEL . . . Lanky . . . +he afhlefic fype . . . inferesfing falker . . . smoofh dancer . . . is inferesied in avia- fion . . . nonchalani. BERNARD BLACK . . . shy a+ +imes . . very quief . . . says he dislikes giris. We wonder . . . he's +he sleepiesf boy! MABEL BOOTH . . . slender . . . charm. ing . . . our champion speller . . . has quiei ways . . . shorihand is her favorife subiecf. FRANCES BOVE . . . shy buf oh! so sweef . . . aim is fo be a feacher . . . she'll succeed for success is her middle- name. RONNIE BRADY . . . Coca-coia is her frademark . . . dark and vivacious . . . her laugh is envied . . . new +0 Bradford High. HEDWIG BREM . . . shori, sweet and dainfy . . . efficienf secretary and frees- urer of fhe business deparfmenf . . . loads of fun. WILLIAM BRINEY . . . Brainy . . . ambi- fionefhirer years in +he Coasf Guard . . . siege manager for all school programs. BONNIE BRINK . . . Babs . . . cufe. snappy bionde . . . presidenf oi Make-up Club . . . popular wi+h everyone . . . chief inieresi is in Olean. DAVID BROWN . . . serious . . . good sfudenf . . . Siudenf Council Presideni . always seen af school acfivifies . . . is well liked. PATRICIA BROWN . . . +he Tifian iype . siudious . . . friend of everyone . . . desires +0 be a cerfain ve+'s wife . . . enjoys a good ioke . . . sparkling smile. WILLIAM BROWN . . . a clever arfisf ..a good acior . . . member of BARKER siahc . . . dependable and genHemaniy . . efficienf chairman of ihe Social Commiffee. EDiTH BUCCOLINI . . . good looking . afhleficaliy inclined . . . fufure oiiice clerk . . . enioys dancing . . . has a slow smile. I00 MARJORIE BULLOCK . . . finy bruneHe . . . full of pep . . . good fhings come in small packages . . . her eyes dance. MARJORIE BURDICK . . . one of fhe few man-hafers of Senior High . . . Pudge has hopes of being a greaf commercial arfisf someday. ROBERT BURGESS . . . migh'ry mife oi aufo shop . . . visits deienfion hall fre- quenHy . . . Bob keeps +he Vocafional School humming. JAMES BURKHOUSE . . . likes anyfhing beHer ihan school . . . considering avia- +ion . . . specializes in redrheads . . . fakes general course. MELVIN CARLSON . . . Skip . . . his cheerleading was surpassed by none . . . serious bu+ nof airiad of fun . . . hand- some . . . ambiiionea minis'rer. PEGGY CARLSON . . . agreeable disposiiion . . silence is golden . . . a pleasing and . believes ihaf has a logical mind . . . pensive. ROBERT E. CARLSON . ofherwise known as Swede . . . fasf falker . . . popular . . . keeps Elecfric Shop going . when he's fhere. ROBERT L. CARLSON . . . makes giris' hear+s Huffer . . . geis by wifhouf sfudy- ing . . . enioys a good ioke, even his own. CAROLYN CARVOLTH . . . reserved, buf sfill wafers run deep . . . indusfrious member of +he Library Club . . . prefiy? you bei . . . fallen? nof yei. RALPH CASTENIR . . . Rerf . . . his rival in painfing cannof be found in B.H.S. . . . girls sigh over his wavy hair. BONNA LEE CHANDLER . . . peri' . . . pleasingly modesi . . . aHraciive brunefie . fakes everyfhing as if comes . . . enioys a circle oi friends. LOUISE CHAPMAN . . . Weezer f0 her numerous friends . . . ambi+ion, fo sfudy more music . . . always good natured . . . a good sport LEONARD CHETKIN . . . Chicken . . baskefbail player . . . besf shoe-salesman in iown . . . fall, dark. and handsome . . good sport BETTY CHRISMAN . . . Sharpy . . . acfive in G.A.A. . . . likes dancing . . . has nafural curly blond iresses . . . fond 01' Navy blue. MARY LOU CHURCH . . . a half-pini . . . Buich +hinks +here's no+hinq like fhe Marines . . . her ambifion is f0 be a good housewife. DONNA JEAN CLARK . . . fuli oi +he old nick . . . ioves +0 square dance . . . proud oi a good bowling record. BEVERLY JEAN CLEMENT . . . appears quief and reserved buf is full of iiie . . . has good sense of humor . . . has a fair complexion. PHILLIS CLYNE . . . always smiiing and happy . . . snappy blue eyes gleaming wifh ambifion . . . defermined fo make good-wili raie her high in life. DARLYN COLE . . . beaufiiui black curly hair and iair skin . . . '69 us in mid-year in favor of wedding bells. JAMES COLLIGAN . Bimbo . . . pigeon- -+oed varsity baskefball forward. dancing blue Irish eyes and black curly hair . . .life of a parfy. JUNE CONFER . . . June's ferrific slufl . makes an afiemp+ af anything . . . always smiling . . . possesses a keen mind. FLORANN CONKLIN .. . has an answer lo everyfhing . . . likes sporfs . . . ambi- tion is fo be a nurse of children . . . a pleasing disposifion. MARY VlRGINIA COOK . . . a jolly. fun-loving girl . . . favorife pasfime is playing cards . . . plans fo be -a nurse. ROBERT COOK . . . hopes +0 be a phar- macisf's male . . . deiinile lover of life . one oi Casey's kids. BARBARA COSTANZO . . . Barb never permits a dull momenf . . . her moffo: laugh and +he world laughs wifh you . . . a peppy gal. MAZlE COURTRIGHT . . . eyes . . . Corky . .. loves ice skafing . . . . likes fun. JANET ETHEL COY . . . possessor of an impish grin and mischievous blue eyes . shy lo lhose who don'f know her . . . wanfs fo be a nurse. DONALD CRATTIE . . . a iack-of-alle irades . . . appears f0 be quief . . . was a vocafional sfudenf . . . leff us for fhe army. MARIAN CRAWFORD . . Arfie Shaw . . . friendly . . . irI almosf any sifuafion . . . furbs her good nafure. CLARICE CROPP . dancer . . . ambifionea window decoe rafor . . . an ardent sporl fan . . . our head maioreH'e. DONALD CUCUZZA . . . Cooz . . . big brown eyes and a happy personality . . . fhe Fiffh Ward Kid . . . quief if you don r know him. JACK CUMMISKEY Coca-cola wizard . . . seldom wifhouf Shasfa . . . fun anywhere headache f0 his +eachers. NETTlE CURClO . . . a ra+her shy girl . +hinlIs if's good fo be alive . . . enioys drawing . . . pastime-Iisfening fo dance musIc. JACK DAlLEY . . 4 nof +he scholarly fype . played infer-class baskefball . . . somefimes known as Muck . . . likes good +imes . . . wi . DORIS DANlELS . . . always on fhe go . known as Midge . . . ambfion is fo be a secretary . . . very hard worker. PETER DE CASPER . . . finds humor in almosf any sifuafion . . . iifferbug enfhu- siasf . . . a pleasing and agreeable man abouf school. CHARLES DENNIS . . . specializes in bruneHes . . . parficipanf in class plays . . . fhe sky is his limif . . . known as OrloFF +0 his friends. LEO DORIGUZZI . . . life of lhe party and Room I05 . . . never a dull momenf . one swell guy deserving lofs of luck in life. MARGARET DRESSLER speaks unless spoken fo . . . fhe Make-up Club . . an Angel of Mercy. has snappy a neaf dresser . . . blushes when leased . a feminine finds humor nofhing dis- . our acrobafic seldom member of . wanfs fo become AIRLENE DYMOCK . . . her smile bright- ens any room . . . her success will be of no liHle measure . . . nofhing seems lo ruffle her. JOYCE ECK . . . willing. eager. elficienl hidden sense of humor . . . one of +he oufsfanding sludenfs of +he Commercial Deparfmenf. BETTY ELLENBERGER . . . capfivaiing smile . . . has affracfive eyes and uses +hem on boys . . . her moH'o is easy come-easy go. CHARLENE ELROD . . . fall, dark. and affracfive . . . under lhaf layer of quiei- ness lies a hidden lreasure oi delighfful falenfs . . . all admire her sereniiy. BETTY ERSKINE . . . Kif for shorf . . . hard worker . . . wanfs f0 be a pile? . . . her aim is fo please. VlRGINIA ESCHRICH . . . possesses a 50H, appealing voice . . . silenf fype . . . blushes perhaps a liHle foo easily . . . co- operafive. NORMAN EVANS . . . Bud or Frog . .. why work? . . . on fhe varsify baskefball feam . . . sporfs wrifer for +he COURANT. ANDY FAIR . . . Sheik . . . fhe Bing- Sinafra of B.H.$. . . our accordian player . . . a good sporf . . . fafher in senior play. GLORIA FARGO . . . peppy red head . acfive member oi fhe senior chorus . ardenf admirer of all branches of of +he armed forces. ELMO FARNSWORTH . . . why genfle- men prefer +hem . . . enioys popular music . . . one of +he class skyscrapers. DON FISHER . . . Room 105': pride and icy . . . an experf af playing pin-ball machines . . . fanfasfic sense of humor . . . Mrs. Ulshaler's pef peeve. RICHARD FLlNG . . . fakes fhe shorfesf course home . . . somefimes he's quief . Home Room is I05 when he's +here. JOHANNE FOUYAN . . . member of Senior Leadership commiffee . . . favori're subiecf is Lafin . . . has burning ambifion fo be a nurse. BETTY FOX . . neaf blonde wifh cool blue eyes . . . soil appealing voice . . dresses wifh besf oi fasfe. .a bif bashful RICHARD FRANKLIN . . . Ben .. cheerful . . . wiffy . .. smooth dancer . . . and engineering. RAYMA FRANTZ . . . a liHle bashful buf she does all righf . . . preffy hair . . . shorf . . . has elec+ric blue eyes. JEAN FREDERICK . . . quief buf loves life . . . enioys dancing . . . really gels around. MARY ANN FREDERICO. . engaged her sweefness is refreshing . . . iel' black hair. .possesses a +an+alizing smile. TOM FREDRICKSON . . . jack of all insfrumenfs . . . masfer of sfring bass . . . likes cars and pin-ball machines . . . his sport baskefball . . . his career, music. HAZEL FREER . . . Ya-fa-fa! Ya-fa-fal gal on bus 7 from Rew ;- . . ambifious . .. a fall miss wifh a pleasanf personality. BETTY GAGE . . . one of our small blondes . . . always ready Jfor fun . . . likes brighf colored glasses . . . is espe- cially inferesfed in art .always a good skier . . . a inferesfed in radio IOI MARY GIARDINI . . . lypisf for Barker sfail . . . very enfhusiasiic baseball fan paslimee-dancing and coileciing records . . . why fhe boys whistle. GRANT GIBBONS . . . lover of life in general . . . plays bass violin . . . enioys driving an aufomobile . . . furns lo acfing in spare time. DOROTHEA GILDERSLEEVE . , . dimples. cute lilfle laugh. deiighfiul smile: fhafls our Gildy . . . one of our class beaufies . keen personalily will resulf in success. RACHAEL GOETZ . . . her shyness is a delightful characferisfic . . . an eHicienf music librarian for fhe orchesfra . . . H15 violin is her specialfy. IONA GO.NTERO fious popular wiffy homeroom . . square dancing. RUBY GOODMAN . .. likes lisfening +0 crooners . . . you gel fo know her . . . hair . . . good pianist ROGER GRAHAM . . . acrobaf and very good dancer . . . infer- esfed in designing clothes likes classical music, skiing. and ice skafing. ROSE GRANATA . . . hair so black. skin so whife . . . awfully nice to know . . slay as sweef as you are.' JAMES GREENE. J.im loves all sporis especially baskefball . . . nofed for his gorgeous eyes and brimming personalily .looks forward +0 aviafion . .lHubba SUZANNE GROLL . . . Lef's sing a song abouf Suzie . . . radian? smile . . . will make a perfecf nurse . . . Hie ideal American girl. JAMES GROSS . . . good laughs never pass him by . . . our falenfed music- masfer . . . his ambifion will gef him info life's hall of fame. ROBERT GROVER . . . Omar . . . Mr. Pflugis dream sfudenf . . . ambifionea surgeon . : . likes cars. women. and song . . whaf a boy! HENRY GUELFl . , . Hank is big and dark . . . sings in chorus . . . likes his elecfric shop course . . . works vigorously. MARY LOU HADSELL . . . Louie . . . easy going despife her red hair . . . a member of ushering commiffee . . . likes movies. DAWN HALLOCK . . . a smile for every- one . . . doesn'f fake life seriously . . . loves fo dance . . . dislikes school . . . ambifion-a beaufician. SHIRLEY HANE . . . a Jrrifle bashful . . . iob on fhe COURANT Sfalf keeps her busy . . . possesses a becoming per- sonalify. LOIS HANSON loves +0 skafe . . . plays clarinef in band . . . lo be a public accounfanl' . . . eyes. ANNA BELLE HARDY . . . Anna Belle is popular . . . specfafor and player of baskefball . . . commercial is her course . she has brown hair and deep blue eyes. WILLIAM HARE . gremlin . . . vocafional shop boy . . . quief . . . likes +0 hunf and iish . . . ambifious to become an aufo mechanic. .Tonie . . . ambiv . secrefary of her .a good sport and lover of good sporf . . . quief unfil lovely long cheerleader . . . roller wanfs lovely Moehair . . . ALTHEA HARRIS . . . Blondie . . . wanfs fo become a model . . . a man-hafer, buf likes boaf riding on moonlighl nigh+s . . . we wonder. GLORIA HARVEY . . . always friendly and cheerful . . . plays cornel in band . . . likes +0 dance and dabble wifh painfs . . . zealous commercial sfudenf. AMELIA HASSEK . . . a hard working sludenf fhroughouf her twelve years of school . . . always on fhe go! . . . on fhe COURANT Shall. PEGGY HAUGHT . . . full of fun . . . energefic . . . looking forward to gradu- afion . . . wears a diamond on her leff hand. PHILIP HAYES . . . peppiesf of our class , . . likes fo draw . . . a snappy cheer- leader . . . one of Casey's Kids. EMERSON HAYNES . . . Hobo . . . hard +0 find on fhe lirs+ day of hunfing season! . . . possesses a fanfalizing smile. KATHERlNE HAYS . . . always wearing a smile . . . very quiet . . . plans +0 work in an office . . . enioys dancing. ROBERT HEALY Twenfy-poinl Healy . . . baskel'ball sfar . . . king of +he Mardi Gras . . . a second Harry James . . . plans +0 become a docfor. WALTER HEDLUND . . . friendly . . . plays all musical insfrumenfs . . . ambifion -mechianic . . . fhere's somefhing mis- chievous in his smile. BEVERLY HENDERSON . . . a cufe IiHle frick . . . golden locks and dark blue eyes . a cerfain lrish lad is her fad . . . will make a fine nurse. PATRICIA HENDERSON . . . likes records and dancing . . . wanls lo offend arf school . . . fyping is her favorife subiecf . . . flashy clothes affracf her. ALLEN HERVEY . . . frumpel' vir+uoso . . . hopes +0 become commercial aviafor . . . dafes differenf girl every week-end . . camera fiend . . . chemisfry wizard. RHEA JEAN HESS . . . has a pleasing voice . . . likes English class . . . has an inviting smile . . . cheerful . . . member of Make-up Club. MAXINE HIMES . . . Slafs . . . enioys baseball, baskefball. and all sporls . . . has beaufiful blonde hair . . . devilish smile. KENNETH HINAMAN . . . fall and blonde . . . a sfar infer-class baskefball player . . . nickname Duke . . . comes to school just fo be sociable. JOHN HIPOHEN . . . +he fhinking fype or is he iusf quiet? . . . is seen frequenfly clashing around in a delivery fruck. PAUL H'OFMANN . . . jolly . . . possesses a velvef voice . . . plays violin in orchesfra . mischief is down his alley . . . a wolf a+ heart SHIRLEY HOWARD . . . likes roller shaf- ing and mosf ouf-door sports . . . enioys life . . . ambifion is fo be a nurse. PATRICIA HULLIHEN . . . a liffle gal wifh a big personalify . . . on lhe COU- RANT and BARKER Staffs . . . ambifion. +0 be neurologist ARTHUR HUNTLY . . . likes shop classes besf . . . appreciafes a good iolte . . . a man of very few words. DORIS HUTCHISON . . . Hufch . . . ecli- +orial page edilor of +he COURANT . . . sensafional sense of humor . . . has a ferrific appefile. HOWARD IVES . . . Russ . . . leasing teachers is his pasfime . . . lefl school to join Marines . . . his hair. BARBARA JAMES . . . af limes a liffle more than devilish . . . excels in her sfudies . . . a smoofh sophisficafed senior. BETTE JAMlSON . . . has a pleasanf smile . . . bashful . . . likes fo square dance . . . incessant gum chewer . . . wanfs +0 be a secrefary. ANITA JARRETT . . . her ebony hair and ivory skin provides a sfriking confrasl . . . ambifion +0 be a nurse . . . neat BETTY JANE JOHNSON . . . B. J. . .. refugee from Kane . . . her all around aciivifies include acfing. music. debaling. afhlefics . . . always up fo somefhing. BEVERLY JOHNSON . . . has a cufe. furned up nose . . . bundles oi fun . . . capricious . . . ska+ing rink is her home away from home. EMMA MARIE JOHNSON . . . one of our perl drum maioreffes . . . has beau- fiful nafural curly hair . . . has sparkle and pep. MARYLllN JOHNSON . . . goodvnafured . affracfively dressed . . . good s+uden+ . . . likes P. D. ouflines and sailors . . . blushes easily. NINA JOHNSON . . . Barker's efficienf business manager . . . bushels of brains . . . delighfs in physic +es'rs . . . always ready for a good lime. PHYLLIS JOHNSON . . . peppy and effervescenf . . . dances +he Milfon way .very afhlefic . . . socially-minded . . . advocale of oufdoor life. JOHN KAUFMAN . has beaulilul black, wavy hair and long eyelashes . . . confinually lafe loof-loose and fancy-free. MARY LOU KECK . . . lovely +0 look at delithul fo know . . . Keckie has a sophisficafed side . . . arfisf . . . excels in winfer sporfs. JACK KELTZ . . . you have fo be a foofball hero lo capfure women's hearls . works vigorously in a laboralory outside of school. DORIS KlLLEN . . . Doke . . . indusfrious . cufe dimples . . . likes music . . . good dancer . . . socially ambifious . . . sparkling personali+y. FRED KLElDERLElN . . . indusfrious clock fixer . . . feachers' pride and ioy? . . . fresh as a new brick of limburger . . . girl-crazy. JUNE KNIGHT . . . Do+sy . . . +iny. sweef . . . always ready for JFun . . . favorife pasfime-kniHing . . . ambition efo keep house for Jerry. PAUL KORNACKI . . . Cigar . . . likes- foofball, school. women. and sell? drinks . . . he mixes +hem all . . . +hen wafch his winks. GEORGE LAING . . . +he sfrong silenf fype . . . diligenf worker . . . well-liked . sunny disposifion . . . wanfs lo be an elecfrician. JUNE LARSON ...Swede . .. paslimeefelling corny iokes . . . fo be an adverfising illusfrafor . . of spirif. LE ROY LAYTON . . . Biff . . . his only lives up to color of lavorife hopes . full books are women's looks and lolly +heye have +augh+ him . . . independen+ sorf of fellow. . . leafure edifor ol COURANT . . . expecfs +0 be beau+ician affer graduation . . . an incessanf chaf- ferbox . . . has a glinf in her eye. CHARLES LEICHNER . . . quief . . . hard worker . . . ambifion lies in farming . . . feminine inferesis in Corydon . . . unusual hobby in faxidermy. ANN LESHNER . . . our beloved editor . always busy wifh school acfivifies . . . convincing debafer . . . our own Cafherine Cornell . . . personalify plus originalily. MARJORlE LIPPS . . , Midge . . . damsel from Degolia . . . one ol fhe dark-haired beaufies of +he senior class . . . soil- spoken. ROSE LOMBARDO . . . likes f0 sil and daydream . . . collecfs unique iewelry . . . full of spirif . . . dislikes oral recifafion. MARGARET LOUK . . . exchange edifor ol fhe COURANT . . . quiet reserved . . . always performs her fasks +0 perfedion. LORRAINE LOWRY . . . possesses a deep voice . . . she's engaged . . . she's lovely . . . has a foolhpasfe smile and a lwinkle in her eye. ALICE LUCUS . . . Penny . . . plans her wedding immediafely aller graduafion . . . her man is in fhe service . . . sweel and lovely. MARJORIE LYONS . . . writes fons ol leHers . . . acfive in G. A. A. . . . easy- going . . . ardenf collecfor of boy friends. PATRICIA MAC PHERSON . . . always obliging . . . a dynamo of energy . . . leader ol her crowd . . . one of lhe fairer of +he fair sex. ELLOISE MARSHALL . . . one of fhe class beaufies . . . cuts wifh fhe iive . . . friendly . . . ellicienf COURANT news edilor . . . poised . . . indefafigable. HELEN MELZER . . . a friendly smile. a quick hello, lhis tells you why we like her so . . . acfive in G. A. A. . . . quiet BEVERLY MESLER . . . Bev fo you . . . very caplivafing . . . fakes life as if comes . . . member of chorus. VlRGlNlA MILLER . . . Ginny lo all . . . conscienfious . . . prefers +he Navy . . . fufure office worker . . . quiel and shy. MARTHA MOORE . . . hails from Smefh- por+ . . . efficienf 5+ bookkeeping where her ambilion lies . . . plays fenor sax in band. JAMES MORRISON . . . good +hings come in small packages . . . always on fhe ball . . . quief and indusfrious . . . bashful around +he opposife sex. BETTY MORROW . an a++rac+ive bruneHe . . . cufe giggle . . . lavorile subiecf is accounfing . . . likes fo roller skafe . . . ambifion f0 be a C4P.A. BARBARA MURPHY . . . flashy smile . .. baskefball fan . . . appears quief bul don'f lef +ha+ mislead you . . . someday hell come along. FRANK MUTO . . . sfar foolball player . all-slafe foofball guard . . . known for his poli'reness . . . brains plus brawn. DONALD McCOiRD . . . six lee+ of indus- +ry . . . girlprool . . . has a flair for wrifing . . . a genfleman af all limes . . . unselfish. GLORIA MCCORD . . . friends . . . beaufiful nalurally curly blond hair . . . friendly and cheerful . . . likes 10 dance . . . ambifion is nursing. KAY LEDDEN Corky lo her JUNE MCCORD . . . cufe bruneffe . . . plans on enfering nursing school in the fall . . . capable cashier af grocery sfore . . . aFFable. BARBARA McFADDEN . . . roller skafing fiend . . . arf is her favorife subiecf . . . riding in Hobois car is her pef pasfime. JOSEPH McFARLAND . . . iolly . . . sparkplug of his classes . . . H there's a fall fale +0 be fold has your man +0 +ell if. MARGARET ANN McGOWAN . . . Maggie is pefife. wiffy, and vivacious . . . a prima donna of fhe senior chorus . l . always busy wifh some acfivify. GEORGE MCKENYON . . . Killer . . . lool'ball manager for +hree years . . . loves slag parfies and fomafoes . . . good- nafured . . . happy-go-lucky. BONNIE NELSON . . . lovely flaxen hair and azure eyes . . . wanfs fo be phofo- grapher's model . . . we +hink she's well equipped. DOLORES NELSON . . . known as Dee ..small, blond. and neaf . . . abundanf humor . . . sorry boys. she's saving her- self for fhe Navy! MARIETTA NEWTON . . . a iolly hello. a merry smile . . . delicious blue eyes . . . acfive in sporfs . . . sense of humor . . . G. A. A. president MARY JANE NEWTON . . . Newfy . . . shuns work . . . likes fo bowl . . . besf class is disfribufive occupalions . . . faces problems wifh a smile. DOROTHY NICKLAS . . . full ol life. very gay, a happy smile fhe live-long day . . . sharp basketball player . . . acfive in G. A. A. ROBERT NOLF . . . Bud . . . fhe proud owner of a happy Ford . . . quief? . . . you should know him answered Uncle Sam's call. JACQUELINE O'DELL walking encyclopedia . . . of Latin . . . brighf fufure. GERALD OLIVER . . . Jerry is a neai dresser . . . peppy . . . well liked . . . prefers fun f0 work . . . inferesfed in engineering. JOSEPH OLIVER . . . chief inferesfs are women and cars . . . likes to fake frips . . . always repairing his meafgrinder. RUTH OLMSTEAD . . . nof aggressive. buf makes her presence known . . . always willing and ready fo make herself useful. BETTE OLSON . small. dark. and vivacious . . . charming social bufferfly of class . . . +he boys like +his dish and fhis dish likes +he boys. HANNA OLSON . . . a naive. demure liffle miss . . . pef peeve is algebra . . . half of Olson and Olson feam . . . embi- fionefo Jreach gym. JAMES O'TOOLE . . .very liHle and very bashful . . . ambifion is to fravel . . . favorife subiecf, shop. REBECCA O'TOOLE . . . maiordomo of sfudenf cafefe'ria s'rafl . . . will probably someday own a whole chain of famous resfauranfs . . likes home economic classes. NORMAN OWENS . . . Busfer . . . enioys a gab-fesf wholehearfedly . . . likes lo fease people..especially girls . . . rafher slow moving. really sfudied four years her hard work merifs a NORMA PAIGE . . . sporfs edifor of COURANT . . . peppy cheerleader . . . lavorile paslimeefalking 4 . . excels in spor'rs . . . one of +he leads in senior class play. PATRICK PANTUSO . . . plays a hof frumpef in fhe band . . . neaf dresser . . . blondes are his chief inferesf. ANTHONY PASCALE . . . always has a cheerful greefing for everyone . . . likes foofball . . . carefree and gay chap . . . good singer. PAULINE PEHONSKY . . . Dark Eyes . . prelers disfribufive occupafions lo Lafin . . . boys. fake nofice of her dark fresses and her come-hifher smile. MELVIN PERKINS . . . hearf inferesl lies ou+side of school . . . excels in public speaking . . . eager lo work . . . courfeous. VIRGINIA PERRY . . . foofs licorice sficl; in band . . . reserved and modesl . . . enjoys school buf nof her sfudies . . . possesses an infecfious smile. ANGELINE PESSIA . . . Shorfy . . . likes +0 dance . . . a nea+ dresser and cufe locker . . . boys here's your chance . . . usually wears a grin. MAXllNE PETERSON . . . Mickey or Pefe . an honor sfudenf . . . is very apf +0 succeed in everyfhing . . . ambifion, colors her personalify. ROCCO PETILLO . . . Handsome . . . now in fhe Service . . . wavy hair . . . also likes +0 Iisfen +0 Frank Sinafra . . . loves his dafe-baif, especially bruneffes. JOAN PLATKO . . . very peppy . . . has a score of friends . . . laughs af her own iokes . . . dislikes to be alone. RUTH ANN PODLAS . . . popular. am- bifious . . . acfive in school luncfions . . . has a winning personalify . . . glamour girl of fhe senior class play . HAZEL POLLOCK . . . really enioys life . . . fond of dancing and office pracfice class . . . definifely dislikes homework . . . is a good sport DOROTHEA POTTS . . . beauty . . . wrofe words for the class song . . . her eyes seem +0 speak . . . and males read fheir language. MARIAN POWERS l . . possesses excepe innal musical falenf . . . usually idenfified by her infecfious laughs . . . fulure plans are in denlal hygiene. MARY LOU PYTCHER . . . a slim. dark. a++rac+ive lass . . . seen offen wifh a cerfain bruneffe . . . meinsfay of allo secfion in chorus. FRED RANKIN . lavorife sporl is driving an aufomobile . . . inferesfs are in aufo mechanics. when nof focused on Jrhe fairer sex. BETTY RAPP . . . Jan . . . popular . . . full of vim, vigor, and vilalify . . . secre- fary of Room ll5 . . . ambifious. cufe, and always around, BRUCE RATHFON . . . Balfimore . . . quief buf friendly . . . likes afhlefics . . . a serious sfudenf . . . known by his laugh . on BARKER sfaFF. GORDON RAYBURG known as Bucky . . . favorife pasfime is annoying leachers . . . he hopes some up and coming junior will inherif his pef fraifs. a fairehaired I03 JOAN RECK . . . boys confuse her . . . friendly and cheerful fo all . . . lufure sfenographer . . . always ouf for a good Hme. WAYNE RENNlE . . . Rennie is new f0 +hese premises . . . ambifious . . . ouf- standing actor in senior play . . . likes physic classes . . . owns a ialopy. RUBY RENNlNGER . . . has sunlif brown eyes . . . her inferesf is in one man . . . likes lo dance . . . a Sinafra fan. HUGH RICH . . . Bud . . . Iikeable chap . . . feminine inleresf 5+ 5+. Bernard . . . quief . . . one of fhe Tarporf boys. BARBARA RINFRETTE . . . charming per- sonalify . . . always a help in Jfinding somefhing lo do . . . has many friends . is in +he business course. RUSSELL ROBBINS . seems quiet excepf +0 +hose who know him . . . good dancer . . . enioys serious discussion . . . fells lofs of corny iokes. MICHAEL ROSS . . . Waferhouse . . . man-abouf-fown fype . . . flashes foo+h- pasfe smile . . . drummer boy in band . . . our favorile barber. DOMlNlCK ROSSI . . . +he man wifh +he build . . . has a perpefual smile . . . drummer in B. H. S. band . . . in many acfivifies . . . everybody's friend . . . cheery disposifion. DONALD RUPERT . . . Smiley . . . the smile ihaf makes us happy . . . full of iokes buf quiet Jroo . . . reserved looking buf we know differenfly. DONNA SALISBURY . . . a feminine Harry James . . . preffier side of lhe senior class . . . loves +0 roller skate and ski . . . lavorife subiecf is band. KENNETH SCHAMING . . . Cooney . . . IiHle bul mighfy . . . likes f0 fravel . . . very much inleresfed in sporls . . . wanfs fo sfarl a delivery service . . . keen dresser. CONJETTA SCHIAPPA . . . likes music . . is always singing . . . induslrious clerk . . . good nafured . . . lef's change +ha+ name. MILDRED SCHOONOVER . . . quief buf charming . . . her scholasfic record is envied by all . . . if's a successful nursing career for her. JACK SCHOVESTALL . . . shorf. blonde, full of fun and wif . . . sings bass . . . plays on fhe vocafional shop's baseball feam. BOWMAIN SEYBERT . . . Sy . . . usually hard fo find during hunfing season . . . wiffy . . . excels in mechanical drawing . . . friendly. PHYLLlS SHAW . . . fufure secrefary fo some lucky man . . . blushes easily . . . willing +0 lend helping hand . . . liked by feachers and sfudenfs. ELlNOR SHELGREN . . . our walking dicfionary . . . member 0? senior play casf . . . acfive debafer . . . greaf con- versafionalisf . . . ambifion lies in arf. ADELlNE SHELLEY . . . Mickey . . . a IiHle blonde who gels around . . . square dancing is her weakness . . . likes men. buf definifely. RUBY SICK . . . Hezzy . . . hails from Hornell . . . dislikes giving speeches . . . pleasanf and cheery as fhe morning sun- shine. GERALDINE SLEZAK . . . offen seen buf not heard . . . always ready to give a helping hand . . . has a shy smile. JOSEPH SLOAN . . . likes lo help when- ever l'he opporfunify presenfs ilself . . . has +he respecf of his fellow sludenfs . . . a good kid. BEVERLY SMITH . . . pep, vim. and vigor . why wolves howl . . . a sfudenf af limes buoyant energefic cheer- leader. ETHEL SMITH . . . has a smile for every- one . . . her greafesf pride is her driver's license . . . a rafher shy lass wifh a price- less disposifion. JOANNE SPARKS . . . happy-go-lucky . . . fakes nofhing seriously . . . peppy. overflowing wifh vim and vitality . . . col- lecfs aufographs. MARILYN SPETZ . . . quief and modes? . nice lo know and have around . . . full oi giggles . . . a pleasing personalify. SIDNEY STAHLMAN . . . slim. fall. and friendly . . . appreciafes a good joke . . . shop sfudenf . . . would like +0 become an elecfrician. JUNE STEVER . . . a caplivaling smile . plays a mean clarinef . . . delesls homework . . . congenial wifh everyoneI male or femaleeespecially male. KENNETH STILLMAN . . . a new sludenf from Buffalo . . . dresses in slick color combinafions . . . his yellow swealer's a wow! . . fhere's somelhing roguish in final grin. CHARLES ST. JOHN . . . very quiel and shy . . . should be either a singer or a radio announcer . . . plays +he sweel' pofafo lor +he chorus. SHIRLEY STODDARD . . . happy as fhe day is long . . . always smiling . . . likes fo dabble wilh +heafrical make-up . . . will make an efficient secretary. JOE STOREY . . . You can'f gel lo heaven in Sforey's car . . . we wonder why! . . . professional sfory-feller . . . won'f permi+ peace and quief. JOHN SWANSON . . . fhe lasses in his classes . . mischievous ferrors . . . blonds viking. LlLLlAN SWANSON . . . independen+ and sophisficaled . . . fun lo be wifh . . . ambilion is +0 be an arlisf . . . likes English class. makes eyes al' . one of lhose Mrs. Ulshafer's DONNA SWINEFORD . . . Gizmo . . . fhere's no arfificialily marring her quief charm . . . allendance officer of home room Il7 . . . well-liked. JEAN TERWILLIGER . . . an excellenf baton fwirler oi the maioreffes . . . very ambitious oulside of school . . . now an ex-sfudenf. BEVERLY TlMLlN . . . very preffy bru- neffe . . . chmus enfhusiasf . . . lofs of fun fo be wilh . . . an afomic lemme . . . a real spiffire. ROBERT TITUS . . . Bob gels a kick oul oi life . . . full of school spirif . . . reveals a super personalify which simply slays fhe fairer sex. CONNIE T'ORGLER . . . vivacious red head . . . cufe as a giggle . . . Sfudenf Council member . . . likes music . . . college days ahead. JERRY TOWNE . . . Animal . . . king ol +he drums . . . lufure ambifioneunder- faker . . . plays pinball machines for recreafion . . . usually wifh Nancy. MARIAN VALENTINE . . . Sis for shorf . raven-colored naturally curly loclrs . main hall receplionisl . . . full of life buf quief in school. VIOLA VECELLIO i . . likes +0 sleep bul energefic in a group . . . very fond of handsome men . . . planner of parfies in Room ll7. GLORIA WAGNER . . . a favorife wifh all . . . will make a capable slenog . . . even disposilion . . . a lucky calch for some guy. NORMA WALLACE . . . curly hair and sparkly eyes . . . full of pep . . . will enfer +he business world . . . finesse on fhe dance floor. BETTY WALASKI . . . a favorife wifh all . . . has lovely, pale blue eyes . . . active in school proiecfs . . . always iolly and laughing. MARY WALTER . . . sandy hair . . . indusfrious worker . . . fufure compefenf secre'rary . . . favorite sporfebaseball . . . faces problems wifh a smile. VlRGlNlA WARNER . . . Ginny is an all-around pal . . . lakes lhings in her sfride . . . has a cufe dimprled smile . . . charms all males. MARY JEAN WATSON . . . lun +0 be wifh . . . considered quief by +hose who don'+ know her . . . vasf score of friends. lUl ETHEL WEAVER . faulfs and sfill have few . . . . . you add up her nonscha lanl abouf mosf things. never glum . . . ex- ceedingly capable. THOMAS WEAVER . . . has a Charles Aflas build . . . ioolball demon . . . he's plenfy foughewifh women and sporls. DALE WEST . . . whiz af trig and such complicafed +hings . . . quief buf surpris- ingly wiffy . . . his capacilies are bound- less . . . a frue friend. MALCOLM WHITEMAN . . . very fond of work, aheml . . . fakes general course . . ferror of Room ll7 . . quiet bufeoh! PHYLLIS WHITFORD . . . a peppy cheer- leader . . . a good sporl' and baskefball player . . . queen of the Mardi Gras . . . super personalify. RUTH WlLCOX . . a friendly nafure . . . . a small blond wil'n ambilionefo be d beaufician . . . snazzy girl. fhaf's our Rufhie. MARY WISE . . . usually found imperv sonafing someone . . . won'+ permi+ a dull momenf . . . her infellecf does not mar her beaufyeiusl ask anyone. ALLEN WOODDELL . . . Woody is well known for his smiling blue eyes . . . ardenf sporfs ian . . . seldom wilhouf a wad ol: chewing gum. LORIS WOODIN . . . Lorie lo her friends . . . full of vim . . . has a cheerful smile . . . loves fo dance . . . wanfs +0 be an accounfanf. VIRGINIA WOODRllNG . . . a cyclone From Cyclone . . . always laughing . . . good sporf , . . ambifious fo be a nurse . . . lafer a wife. DONALD WRIGHT . . . Turfle . . . Park CulsRafe quiz kid . . . back lineman in baskefball . . ii if ain'f wrong. il's Wright BETTY YEISLEY . . . anofher of Hie class beaufies . . . winning personality . . . loves physics class . . . always wears an impish smile. CHRISTINE YERDON . . . Teenie . . . affracfive . good sporl . . . neaf dresser . . . her smile and sprigh+ly wif brighfen our school. ANNE ZAWACKI . . . name . . . a really snappy gal . . . gum chewer . . . always busy . . . ness is Spanish. PEGGY ZENNER . . . proof lhal' blondes are good looking . . . inferes+ed in +he Army . . . ambilion-+o work in docfor's oFFice. neafness is her ardenf weak- THE YEARS KOKZUVL Somewhere from the dim past, we recall a verse that seems appropriate to this time and this book. hThe year: roll on, too man we find Our High School day: art 0, The .rcene; wehve known, the friend! wive loved All gone to come no more. To you whose high school days are over, we extend congratulations on your accom- plishment and best wishes as the years roll on. May you hnd happiness and success wherever the paths of life take you. May those same paths bring you back to the scenes of your youth so that they and the friends you've loved Will forever be fresh in your memory. THE KENDALL REFINING COMPANY I05 Compliments of Anderson Brothers General Building Contractors Phone 7208 3534 Compliments of Bcllds Beauty Salon Featuring ESKIY' AMERICA'S NO. 1 COLD WAVE 41 Main St. BRADFORD, PENNA. SAVE WHERE YOUR MONEY IS INSURED i LET US PERSUADE YOU TO SAVE- NOT ALL YOUR MONEY, BUT SOME OF IT. OUR NEW SAVING PLAN PERMITS YOU TO SAVE IN A PLEASANT CONVENIENT WAY. i Tuna Valley Building Loan and Savings Association 79 MAIN ST. BRADFORD, PA. Compliments of HOLLENBECK FUNERAL HOME 44 E. CORYDON STREET BRADFORD, PA. Phone 4643 106 EYES ARE STILL RATIONED - - - two to a lifetime Wise parents protecr the only two eyes a child will ever have. How? By keeping this in mind: Nature intended growing young eyes for open-air, daylight seeing . . . yet they must learn to read, write and do other close work under artiflcial light. Thatns Why they mun have the best light possible . . . wellvdiffused, glareless light-and plenty of it! Give eye; enough light lo 566 by! For studying, reading, sewing, model-building, drawing, paintingefor any close-seeing task in- doors, be sure they have good lightethat means a high enough level of light of good quality where and when it is needed. Don't risk having too little light for a childhs precious eyes. PENNSYLVANIA ELECTRIC COMPANY Compliments of KIDDIE SHOPPE 104 Main Street Compliments of L O B L A W i? HOME OF FINE FOODS 1'? Bradford, Pa. Compliments of Rode 8. KW, inc. Everything for Women LOUS MODERN ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP i Next to Library 23 Congress Street 'k ALL KINDS OF SHOE REPAIRING Phone 9000 Compliments of MAIN ST. DINER 124 Main St. BRADFORD, PENNA. LLOYD 87. WEAVER We Specialize in Selling Oil Properties in Bradford Oil Fields Phone 5414 McCrory Bldg. Compliments of THE MARKET BASKET STORES THE CLEVELAND WENGRAVING co. 310 Lakeside Ave., N. W. :1 Cleveland 13, Ohio 67543;;nyqu Z52 germ. . . . 35g MARKS OF QUALITY ENGRAVING 0 COMPANY Canton,0hio THE CANTO N ELECTROTYPE 400-410 Third St.,S. E. I09 3? THE HEALY STUDIO E. HEALY CITY CREAMERY COMPANY i Pasteurized Dairy Products i 86-90 MECHANIC ST. Dial 6422 IIO W Barnsdall Printing Company Printers and Stationers Bradford, Pa. W Best Wishes to The Class of 1946 BRADFORD FILLING STATION Compliments of The Public Square Bowling Alleys HOME OF THE BRADFORD HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING LEAGUE Compliments of The Case-Pomeroy Company, Inc. 3 Journal Oil Co. High Grade Motor Oils 8: Greases Phone 3315 Elm St. at Eric R. R. ll2 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR THE I946 GRADUATING CLASS OF BRADFORD HIGH SCHOOL STAT E MOTOR OIL CERTIFIED GUARANTEED QUAKER STATE OIL REFINING CORP. BRADFORD, PENNA. Il3 Compliments of EAST MAIN DINING CAR BRADFORD, PENNA. Compliments of L. P. Lauffenberger Erection Co. North Kendall Ave. BRADFORD, PA. BRADFORD DISCOUNT CO. and TASCHLER LOAN CO. 50 Main St. - 2nd Floor BRADFORD, PA. JOHN R. TASCHLER, Mgr. Compliments to 1946 GRADUATING CLASS 0 F. A. WHITE CUT RATE 403 East Main BRADFORD, PA. Compliments of KEN4S LITTLE FOLK SHOP 10-12 Chestnut Street BRADFORD, PENNA. O. S. Carlson, Ph.G. The Rexall Store PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST Phone 3272 200 Main St. Bradford, Penna. EDITH BEAUTY SHOP 518 East Main Street Dial 4466 Compliments of PAUL COLBURN 385 East Main Street BRADFORD, PENNA. BUTTER-KRUST PRODUCTS Bread, Rolls, Pies, Cakes and Pastries AT YOUR GROCERY W BUTTER-KRUST BAKING CO. Bradford, Pennsylvania Dial 4172 A WORD TO THE GRADUATING CLASS . . . If you would achieve the greatest success in life, you must take advantage of every opportunity. The big opportunity will be for a small cash investment. Be readyoStart a Sav- ings Account-$1.00 per month will start an accountoThe best place to start your account is with the BRADFORD SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1 MAIN STREET IIS RODEBAUGH MOTORS 164 East Main Street . Compliments of GREER 8: ALECI JEWELERS Main at Chestnut Phone 3302 BRADFORD, PENNA. Compliments of ANDERSON SUPER MARKET East Main Street BRADFORD, PENNA. Jobbitt-Chapman Motors Dodge - Plymouth Cars Dodge Trucks SALES AND SERVICE 472 EAST MAIN ST. STORMS 8L PECORA Complete Line CHOICE MEATS - POULTRY 28-32 South Ave. Phone 4012 Compliments of THE STORMS AMBULANCE V CO. TO THE 1946 GRADUATES Compliments of PARK CUT RATE MAIN STREET Compliments of MILES BRADFORD CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS Bradford, Pa. llb Compliments of THE LLOYD-SMITH COMPANY Compliments of BRADFORD FROZEN FOODS COMPANY Il7 Compliments of SHEAS AND GRAND THEATRES Where There Is Always A GOOD SHOW A. MILLER 81. SON LUMBER CO. VA? Dealers in LUMBER, GLASS, SHEETROCK, SASH, ASPHALT ROOFING, UPSON BOARD, MASONITE, LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, PLASTER BOARD, PAINT, ETC. 118 Kennedy Street Dial 4 I 56 J. C. PENNEY CO. Incorporated BRADFORD, PENNA. i? Political Economics explains the Law of Supply and Demand, but when a mans demands are always greater than his allowance supplies we can solve the science of that one for him! Try our budget stretching prices and astonish your parents forever after! It really can be done! NOW TAPPAN GAS RANGES BREAKFAST SETS DISHES UTENSILS TOYS USED RADIOS ALL APPLIANCE SERVICE i CLARK 8: HUMPHREY 39-43 MECHANIC ST. 'A' LATER PHILCO RADIOS EASY WASHERS AND IRONFRS GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS AND RANGES BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY ALL SMALL APPLIANCES Compliments of SMITH - NEWTON OIL CO. 137 MAIN STREET BRADFORD, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF CORNING GLASS WORKS II9 For FLOWERS . . . WW BRADFORD, PA. 9 Kennedy St. Dial 3186 F LOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE Compliments of 84nd 71w 4W INQLQMI Compliments of KLEIDERLEIN JEWELRY STORE 82 Main St. BRADFORD, PA. Compliments of BOOTH ELECTRIC CO. 102 Main Street BRADFORD, PA. Compliments of BRADFORD NATIONAL BANK '3 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A 8K B ELECTRIC CO. Commercial and Household Electrical Appliances Frigidaire 6 Refrigerators -- Washing Machines Electric Ranges 6 Farnsworth Radios Gas Ranges - Vacuum Cleaners All Makes Serviced 10 W. WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 6789 BRADFORD. PA. BOSTON DRY CLEANERS 17 E. MAIN STREET BRADFORD, PA. Dial 9733 B 8: 0 NEWS RECORD SHOP MCKEAN COUNTY'S LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE RECORD SHOP Also SONG SHEETS, MUSICAL ACCESSORIES TOYS, GAMES, BOOKS and WHAT HAVE YOU! Cor. Main and Mechanic Streets Compliments of CONGRESS ST. DINER 16 Congress St. BRADFORD, PENNA. THE H. C. BEMIS CO. Hilton Street Phone 6106 Compliments of LUMBER MILLWORK , BRADFORD FLORAL BUILDERS SUPPLIES COMPANY COAL COKE HARDWARE PAINT HOME STYLE CANDIES HOMOGENIZED GREETING CARDS 3W 3W CANDY SHOP 7 Main Street Bradford, Pa. VITAMIN D66 MILK I22 Established 1 898 NICHOLS BROS. 9K Home of HART, SCHAFFNER 8k MARX CLOTHES and FINE CUSTOM TAILORING The Most Modem Type of Refrigeration Is ICE Why? Ice-Kept Foods Are Better! FRESH WATER ICE CO. 20 CHERRY ST. PHONE 3611 COMPLIMENTS OF BECKWITH MACHINERY CO. Distributor for CATERPILLAR TRACTORS BUCYRUS-ERIE SHOVELS and DRILLING EQUIPMENT Headquarters for Young Men and Men Who Stay Young 9K The James R. Evans C0. Incorporated 80 MAIN STREET We Like Lookers Dial 4916 I23 Post War Zippos are back at your favorite dealers HEALY INSURANCE AGENCY 403 Hooker-Fulton Bldg. Bradford, Pa. Dial 8416 Compliments of JACK 8: JILL SHOPPE Juvenile Clothing and Furniture 9'6 35 MECHANIC ST. GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 6015 LIFE - FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY Compliments of Best Wishes HARMON 8: CONAWAY C L E T R A C INSURANCE AGENCY 32 Main Street Bradford, Pa. Crawler Tractors SOLD BY J. F. BRITTAIN 485 E. Main St. Bradford, Pa. THE HOME DAIRY CO. Two Good Places to Eat -Here and at Home 42 MAIN STREET DIAL 7714 Bradford, Pa. F. J. JOHNSTON 12 South Avenue 727 WATCHES, DIAMONDS JEWELRY Compliments of HOPKINS SHOE STORE 96 MAIN STREET BRADFORD, PA. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME 9K Joseph Marks Furniture Store 24 MAIN STREET Bradford, Pa. Compliments of BROWNS BOOT SHOP 9K SHOES AND HOSIERY at POPULAR PRICES Compliments of EMERY HARDWARE CO. Dial 6136 45-47 Main Street Bradford, Pa. Compliments of CHAMBERLAIN SALES CO. Washington Street at Bennett Compliments of F. C. Paterson 8z C0. Compliments of FAULKNERS MARKET 32 Mechanic St. Phone 6243 9K QUALITY FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED MEATS HOME DRESSED POULTRY Compliments of ELMER BLISS AGENCY 9K INSURANCE 4 BONDS 9K 64 Main Street Dial 3323, 4646 Bradford, Pa. Compliments of Fayds Beauty Salon BECKER,S Womerfs Fine Wearing Apparel ale 15 Main Street BRADFORD, PENNA. Compliments of KENNETH LORCH HAIRDRESSER W HAROLD C. GOLDSTEIN Vk General Insurance -k 7 MAIN STREET Phone 70 1 1 ESTABLISHED 1927 BRADFORD, PA. Victor H. Samuelson REAL ESTATE 19 Pine Street BRADFORD, PA. I27 Compliments of RALPHS FINE SHOES 88 MAIN STREET BRADFORD, PENNA. Compliments of THE SMITH AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS Hooker-Fulton Building BRADFORD, PA. Phone 8712 Compliments of RICKERSON 8: PRYDE, INC. 5 BOYLSTON STREET BRADFORD, PA. 24 Hour Service Storage 50 Cts. Car Washing $1.25 Lubrication $1.00 STAR GARAGE COMPANY LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED GARAGE IN NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA i? PONTIAC DEALER and PACK-ARD SERVICE 755? 8-24 BARBOUR ST. Phone 3121 BRADFORD, PA. Compliments of ROSEN SUPPLY CO. McKean Cuunty's Largest Furniture Store 9K FURNITURE ON EASY PAYMENTS 9k Main Street Dial 5546 Compliments of STEWARTS MARKET 13 CHESTNUT STREET BRADFORD, PA. SEVEN DIALS SERVICE STATION Bennett St. and Interstate Pkwy. Bradford, Penna. BRADFORD STERLING SERVICE P. L. BARBER u S. L. GILES Congress at Corydon St. Phone 8686 Bradford, Pa. 6 Save Your Car With STERLING AND QUAKER STATE PRODUCTS 9 LUBRICATION IS VITAL l28 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF BRADFORD Capital and Surplus $400,000.00 YOUR ACCOUNT APPRECIATED Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of W. R. Case 8: Sons Cutlery CO. V PICTURE SHOP 14 Chambers Street 1? CANDID CAMERAS KODAKS AND SUPPLIES DEVELOPING AND PRINTING PICTURE FRAMING AMATEUR SUPPLIES W' . . . IN BOTTLES BRADFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY BRADFORD, PA. E. W. Bisett 8K Son 139 Main Street Dealers PITTSBURGH COAL CO. uChampion Coal Disco CUSTOM-BUILT UPHOLSTERY Tailored By T A Y L O R S 20-24 E. Washington St. Bradford, Pa. 6501 Compliments of Wright Monumental Works Philip M. Rose, Prop. DISTINCTIVE MEMORIALS 212 EAST MAIN STREET BRADFORD, PA. TUNA MFG. CO. Lumber Dealers i Planing Mill General Building Contractors Builders, Supplies BRADFORD, PA. Compliments of YAMPOLSKI BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE 9K STYLE W'ITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE '9K 30 Main Street Compliments to CLASS OF 46 THRIFTY CLEANERS Chambers St. Quality Meats, Groceries Vegetables .9 Yellow and Black Market 491 East Main St. Phone 3913 W. H. McQUILKIN Heating . . . Plumbing 17 Chestnut Street Bradford, Pa. Phone 8714 Compliments of Belmont Quadrangle Drilling Corporation Compliments of F R I E D M A N 1 S CLOTHING AND SHOES 114-1 16 Main Street 11Home of Adam Hats Compliments of LEO mom GALANIS Hooker-Fulton Bldg. Since 1878 LEADING STORE FOR BOYS1 CLOTHING Wags Gustafson and Anderson TIN AND COPPERSMITHS 15 DAVIS ST. BRADFORD, PA. Compliments of GEORGE H. DAGGETT PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Compliments of H. A. PARSONS DIAL 7524 Compliments of GREENBERG LIGHT COMPANY 18 Main Street BRADFORD, PA. Phone 8912 WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES LIGHTING EQUIPMENT HEALY FUNERAL HOME GORDON E. HEALY, Director 372 EAST MAIN STREET 916 A COMMUNITY SERVICE INSTITUTION Compliments of MARIE BEAUTY SALON 13 Main Street 7COLD WAVE SPECIALISTS Phone 7317 Bradford, Pa. We Please All Graduates ?You Are Next 916 O P P E N H E I M , S SHOES THAT SATISFY Compliments of MESSERLY-LULL REALTY CO. REALTORS If It,s Salable, We Can Sell It OTT 8i MCHENRY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 34 SOUTH AVE. BRADFORD, PA. Phone 7 145 Motor Inn Filling Station and Kraft Tire Renewing Service 44 West Washington Street Bradford, Penna. Phone 7215 Compliments of PARK FURNITURE STORE 1k Where You Will Always Find Something New and Different The National Life Insurance Co. of Vermont One of America's Oldest Companies WFounded 1850 ' DAVID HARVEY PHILLIPS PHILIP E. ROOK 21 MAIN ST. Corner Main and Pine e Dial 6414 BRADFORD, PA. PATON 84 WHEELER INSURANCE 11? Bradford, Penna. It IS Better T0 Be Sure Than Sorry DRY CLEANING i CARPET CLEANING k LAUNDRY The Laundry Does It Best Compliments of The F. Hamilton Company W: M A COSTELLO - RAND AGENCY 793 50 Years of Faithful Service $1? ODD FELLOWS BLDG. PHONE 81 1 1 Compliments of DAVIS BAKERY Mechanic Street according to CDiogenes: T1'16 foundation Of every state is the education Of its youth . Education is a vital force in building a sound communitya-- a $01,111 natlon. We at Dresser congratulate you on having 12113 the ground work for a happy, industrious life, and look for the opportunity of helping you make your contribution to your community, state and nation. DRESSER MANUFACTURING DIVISION DRESSER INDU STRIES, Inc. BRADFORD, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of FOREST OIL CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PRODUCERS BANK 8c TRUST COMPANY BRADFORD, PA. i? We Solicit Your Patronage The Bank that Takes Care of its Customers I36 CLASS RINGS WESTERN PA. REPRESENTATIVE CLUB PINS D. KLEIN 5L BROTHERS MEDALS BAND UNIFORMS TROPHIES ARMY AND NAVY UNIFORMS FIRE DEPARTMENT UNIFORMS Don Eneix Union Trust Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa. CAPS AND GOWNS DIPLOMAS CHOIR ROBES INVITATIONS NURSES CAPES ' PERSONAL CARDS Compliments of DAVID N. BROWN Plumbing . . Heating Air Conditioning I Registered Plumber A! PHONE: 9345 36 South Ave. Compliments of PARTISS GARAGE 19 E. Washington Street Phone : 60 1 3 Bradford, Pa. DEITSCHS MUSIC HOUSE BAND INSTRUMENTS MUSICAL ACCESSORIES, SHEET MUSIC STRINGED INSTRUMENTS V694 13 Kennedy St. Bradford, Pa. Compliments of BRADFORD LODGE No. 124 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE For World-Wide and Local News For Complete Advertising Coverage THE BRADFORD ERA THE STAR-RECORD Compliments of WHITFORDS STORE GrocerieSnMeats 217 W. Washington Street Phone 9724 PATRONIZE THE ADVERTISERS IN THIS BARKER E. M. SHELGREN C. W. SHARPE A. J. DOUGLAS A. J. DOUGLAS 81 CO. INSURANCE Phone 3 1 30.3 1 39 1 1 1-1 13 Main St. DANA MEN'S s1 BOYS' FURNISHINGS 39 MAIN STREET Telephone 5874 Timely Clothes Knox Hats Sam Peck Clothes Interwoven Hosiery . Compliments of The Bradford Civic Forum Association Founded 1935 11th Annual Season 9 PRESENTING THE TEN GREAT EVENTS The popular Civic Lecture series which brings to this community speakers of national and inter- national reputation in all fields of human and cultural interest for civic betterment on a non- profit basis. Q. Membership Limited to 1000 Special Student Rates Apply School Office THE BRADFORD MUSIC ASSOCIATION IS VERY PROUD TO NUMBER MANY BRADFORD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AMONG ITS MEMBERS Student memberships $3.0m for the 194647 season will be available during the annual campaign General Garage Company 133 Main Street it Boylston Chevrolet Motors Incorporated 100 Boylston Street ek A Car at Every Price A Complete General Motors' Line Compliments of NEVKl BRADFORD THEATRE BRADFORD'S MOST MODERN SHOWPLACE I40 COMPLIMENTS OF NORTHEASTERN CONTAINER CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS OF CORRUGATED SHIPPING CONTAINERS Compliments of THE BRADFORD MOTOR WORKS W Compliments of Rupert S. Deloe qustrict Wanager 79 MAIN ST. BRADFORD, PA. TEL. 3842 'A' LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY SERVICE 'k NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. BOSTON, MASS. Good Wishes To The Students Of Bradford High From A Penna. Grade Oil Producer BODIN E HARDWARE CO. Baseball and Lawn Tennis Goods Fishing Tackle, Guns and Ammunition 11-13 MECHANIC ST. Phone 6129 Bradford, Pa. Compliments of LESHNER,S CUSTOM MEN1S SHOP 916 Hotel Emery BRADFORD, PA. Dial 5436 Compliments of BOVAIRD 8: SEYFANG MFG. CO. 161 MAIN STREET PHONE 6126 gr; dppzaaiation As Advertising constitutes a major portion of the financial resources of our year book, we wish, at this time, to thank the businessa men who gave us their support.