Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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Student Council The S+uclen+ Council of Bradford Senior High School is expressive of a fundamenfal American principle e self-qovernment Wifh each home room elecfing one member. +he Council +ruly is rep- resenfafive of +he s+uden+ body. Af ifs weekly mee+ings. held every Monday of +he school Jrerm. +he Council consfanfly. discusses +he sfudenfs' problems and devises mefhods of improving school life. In order +ha+ school problems mighf be sfudied more carefully. +he presidenf appoinfs a mem- ber +0 one of several commiHees sponsored by Jrhe Council. Wifh faculfy advisers and volunfeer mem- bers from +he s+uclemL body. +he commiHees perform all +he dufies +ha+ are +he Council's responsi- bllify. During Jrhe pasf year +he commiHees have performed +heir respedive fasks ex+remely well. The Assembly CommiHee sponsored all weekly programs presenfing many inferesfing amafeur and pro- fessional en+er+ainers and speakers. The Social CommiHee was responsible for our highly successful social season. Remember +he Mardi Gras? The Welfare Commi++ee +ook charge of all charify and welfare drives. such as Red Cross. Com- munify Ches+. Thanksgiving baskefs. War Orphan's Fund and ofher wor'rhwhile proiecfs. The monies collecfed from Jrhe sfudenfs were apporfioned +0 each acfivify as needed by Jrhe Budge+ Commiffee. The Scholas+ic CommiHee filed +hrough endless numbers of records 'ro check +he scholas+lc ' s+ancling of s+uden+ office holders in de+ermining +heir eligibilify +0 hold office. The responsibilify of keeping our lunch room a clean and enjoyable place +0 ea+ was +he daily Task of lhe Cafeferia CommiHee. The Ushering CommiHee performed i+s du+ies efficienHy a+ all school and civic funcfions held af Jrhe high school during Jrhe year. These commiHees. insignificamL as Jrhey mighf seem in l'he broad scope of world affairs. are imporf- anf Jrools in +he molding of our s+rong loelie1c +ha+ democracy hinges upon self-governmenf. Since ifs beginning in I937, +he Council has consfanfly grown in presfige, power and responsi- bilify. and has developed info one 0T Pennsylvania's mos+ ou+s+anding high school s+uden+ represenfa- Jrive bodies. Wi+h ifs enlrance info +he nafional organizafion of sfudenf councils. +he Bradford Council has +he opporlunify of becoming a leader among leaders! and wi+h cooperafion such as +he Council has had in +he pasf. if cannof fail +0 win nafional recognifion. ROW ONE, SEATED: Charles Valsing, Jean Grennan. Dan Van Sickel. Misszufh S+ewar+. Dorn McGralh. ROW TWO, STANDING: George Wa+son. Paul DiFonzo. BeHy Jean Hayes. Peggy Crooks. Donna Wesf. Madeline MilesI Elizabefh Johnson. Donna Hokanson. Jim Smifh, Vernon Ordiway. Dick Ernsf, Richard Freeman. Ernesf Vecellio. ROW THREE. STANDING: Nick Monfi. Mike Watson. Duncan McKee. Tom Cummiskey. Herberf Braden. Tony Bizzaro. Tom Shea. Curf Shaw. Larry Anderson, Dick Brandow, John Jacobson, Dick nycher. Bob Poffs. Bill Cici.