Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

Page 5 text:

Weive had a wonderful time. More than that, We will always have a record of our trip as a result of the careful planning and cooperation of THE STAFF .- Sally Gimera and Judy Burns served as Senior Editors -Ruth Hughey and Sue Jones as Junior Editors-Jane Maurey and Judy Jones as Sophomore Editors-Ralph Rose was in charge of photography-Lay-out editors were Ann Dana and Beverly Hertlein-Bob Stopfet, Craig Cashdollar and Paul Madison covered all sports events-Nancy Watterson as Production Editor head- ' ed the Clerical Staff, Claudia Morris, Joanne Palazzetti f 4 J . 4 and Geraldine Hoopes.--Members of the Reporting, A J' Activities and Business Staffs were Mary Jane Prior, , ' V 1 1 ' . ,.-,, .Jo Janice Renshaw, Barbara Avery, Mary Sue Chatley, M , P Elizabeth Mimm, Marion Hartman, Shirley Groves, fl. . Ronny Roy, Nancy McGrath, Ann Grove, Bess Atkin- ,iff 4 - 3,45 3, 4 son, Joyce McDougal, Peg Sturm, Linda Rosenfield. N J Our Advisor, Miss Laura Allen. We Wish to thank the many people Who made sincere contributions to this yearbook, OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS - Mr. John B. Kelly - Ac- tivities and School Life - Mr. Edgar Healy - Senior Album - Mr. Roger E. Miller - Under- classmen Albums and End Pages - ENGRAV- INGS - Mr. Paul Traut-Erie Engraving Co., Erie, Pa. - PRINTING AND BINDING - Kurtz Bros., Cleariield, Pa. - COVERS - Crafto Company, Chicago, Ill. To the firms, private businesses and friends who financed our project-to OUR PATRONS - who made the BARKER possible - We express our sincere appreciation, JUURNEY S END Jean Bisett ...,,,,.... Editor-in-Chief Natalie Marks .. .Co-business Manager Nancy Bird . . Co-business Manager 1 5 I . ........... . . . ' :Q-rf: .iFf74,5f'i'6 ' ' I 'Q V 4 ar X L L ,ff iff 160

Page 4 text:

-, f. ,. .J V - V f J .76c0,clj Wim pf f5lir0,fLww95L 5,.,,Lf, ,A ' f,a.,w,,,o, .,,,,,,,,,,,Mf..4 4, . Wy' L W afgiww 8 f QEEQQJW

Page 6 text:

The afternoon was reserved for inspection of the high schools. The industrial and business leaders were struck by the deep concentration and marked application of todayis youth. They received a fleeting glimpse of varied activities without which school life would become monot- onous and humdrum. The distinguished guests were presented choice seats at the afternoonis assembly in the Senior High auditorium. A round table discussion climaxed the representativeis visit to the schools. The visitors presented the questions which had arisen in the course of their day. Mr. Floyd C. Fretz was chairman of the round table discussion. OUR PATR ON S Robertson Motors Incorporated Rosenis Furniture Store The Sherwin-Williams Company Singer Sewing Machine Center The Smith Agency Star Garage Company Stewartis Market Jack Still James B. Story Ray L. Sturm, Insurance Taschler Loan Company S. K. Tate Furs Tayloris Furniture Texas Hot Lunch Thrifty Cleaners Trig Six Fraternity Tuna Manufacturing Company Wallace Jewelers ' F. A. White Cut Rate Store Wolfe and Wolfe Dr. James F.. Woodhouse Yampolski Brothers Zani Phi Sorority A Friend Andersonis Diner Mike Balbo Robert Bauer Agency The H. C. Bemis Company Brown, Carson and Company Cantwell Johnson Incorporated A Friend Gallup, Potter and Gallup The Johnston Store Marie Beauty Shoppe Rudolph C. Nelson Insurance Agency Henry A. Onofrio Park Drug Store Incorporated Park Furniture Store Wilson Refrigeration Quality Cash Grocery Town and Country Shop McMillan General Store Platkois Variety Store Studley Music House Mr. Maynard Stephens and Mr. George Patton of Ryder-Scott pointed out some imperative facts about Bradfordys oil industry to eight members of the Bradford School System.