Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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MR. ROBERT LEWIS MR. FRED PAIGE MRS. DELORES VVILSON B.S.g B.P.E. B.S. new-from melee Them Healthier. .. ,ff RR 2, .., MISS BETTY LOU FAUST fl seems to be the motto of the teachers of the health and phvsical education departments. Good sportsmanship, sound health, and clean living are among the goals they instilled in us. This year, a life adjustment course, modern living was intro- duced, with Mrs. Wilson as instructor. Teacher of the sophomores' one-semester health course was Mr. Lewis. In it, students were taught the anatomy of the human body and the diseases that attack it. Keeping games, sports, tournaments, and contests in full swing were Miss Faust, girls gym teacher, and Coach Paige, boys gym instructor. ii Did I take the right attitude when Dad said Did you know there are so many bones in I couldn't have the car last nite? Jack Raver, the body? No Wonder we rattle sometimes Rita Gruskin, Mary Birmingham and jack Burns Bruce Atkins, Dan Cassidy and Kay johnson and were busy pondering such questions in modern Carol Hutch.inson were amazed as they studied living class. the skeleton chart in health class. Twenty-six

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if v . , ,M MR. HUBERT RANDALL Ma. RODNEY sCHoCH Miss DORIS VAN cle BOGART A.B. A.B. AB., AM. to d1'ive safely and carefully. Miss Stewart, Dean of Girls, guided college prep students in choosing a college and informing them about entrance pro- cedures, scholarships available, and college life. She helped many students arrange suitable schedules. Art is taught hy Mr. Randall. His students made posters, painted portraits. did water color paintings, and worked on murals in the cafeteria. Miss Van de Bogart directed four choruses and prepared them for a choral concert in the spring, She instructed music practice and theory class. Two more musical di- rectors divided their time among Senior High, Iunior High, and the elementary schools. Mr. Duhart led the orchestra, which performed at plays and other activities. The colorful band is directed by Mr. Schoch. Its members presented concerts and marched at football games and in city parades. Our Michelangelo was in the form of our We were proud of our good driving record two artists Miken Mclver and Angelo Lama. duc to the drivers training class. Mr. Ciddings Under Mr. Pxandallis guidance these boys worked explained the fluid dive transmission to Harrv long hours on their masterpieces. Price, Phyllis Schwah, and Neta Salhcrg. i T wenty-five

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THIS VERSATILE TRIO . . . Miss Patricia Baldwin, Mrs. Alvin johnson, and Miss Imogene O'Neil are the three efficient office secretaries who do so many of the thousand and one daily johs necessary to keep our school running smooth- lv. In addition to handling all the correspondence of our school, they also keep the hooks and records straight. OUR ANNUAL CHECK-UP . . . is made hy the health staff. It is their joh to check the studentls health and recom- mend the changes necessary for their well-being. The staff consists of Dr. O, S. Carlson. School Phvsiciang M i s s Jeannette Holden, Dental Hygicnistg School Nurses, Miss Marv Rossi and Miss Carolyn Reitzg Dr. E .A. Hoenig, School Den- tist, and Mrs. Ada Bement, Secretary. THEY RATE . . . Miss Gertrude Bellamy, Mrs. Hazel Herman. Harry MacDonald, Mike Thomas, and Ralph Cilson are the memhers of the custodian staff who are lcept so husy day after day keeping the school in tip top shape. They are all noted for their constant willingness in help- ing us prepare for school activities. Twenty-seven