Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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The faculty members who toured the twenty- three business establishments and utilities per- ceived the administrative and labor balance nec- essary for the maintenance of a successful busi- ness. The principles of good salesmanship were aptly demonstrated by capable employees, well trained in the arts of courtesy and amiable ser- vice. The appraisal of Bradfordis banking insti- tutions and insurance agencies provided a fuller realization of that indispensable security which they offer to every individual. The final mile- stone in their observations was the visitation of the utilities which are responsible for many of the comforts and conveniences that are too often taken for granted. OUR PATRON S Kenneth Lorch - Hair Dresser Market Basket Ioseph Marks Furniture Store McKean Theatre Parkway Superette - Stanley Pecora or Sons Penn Realty Company Properis Greenhouse Victor Samuelson Sheais Theatre Andersonis Seven Dials Station Anderson's Super Market Anthony ESC Campbell A Sr P Super Market Ash Shoe Store Beezer Electric Appliance Bovaird 61 Seyfang Manufacturing Company B Sz O News Company Bradford Floral Company - A. W. Zang Bradford Hotel Bradford Insurance Agency Bradford Journal Bradford Laundry Bradford Milling Company Bradford Motor Parts Company Bradford Service, Incorporated Bradford Sterling Service Brown's Boot Shop Sarah Burns Shop O. S. Carlson O. Sherman Carlson, M. D. Chamberlain Sales Company Chicken Stores Chodrow Electric Company Ciccarilli's Grocery Clearfield Furs Incorporated G. K'Busv Cohen - Ieweler Paul Colburn Community Service Station Congress Street Diner I. Maurice Crosby George H. Daggett gf Company Debonaire Club Rupert S. Deloe Mr. G. Bell, Mr. A. DuHart, Mr. R. Getz and Mr. R. Giddings of the Senior High faculty, and other teachers observed hydraulic machinery bending a Dresser coupling. Mr. Stover explained.

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Jack Eastman pointed out the corrosion around a piston to Miss Rogers, Mrs. Huffman and Miss Gordon of Junior High, and other area teachers at the Kendall Refining Company. On Thursday, November 15, 1951, the faculty members and students in the Bradford area played host to elective representatives of local industries and commercial establishments. Rea- soning that turn-about is fair playf the Bradford educators determined to point out to their visitors the manner in which modern day children re- ceive their scholastic training. This program promoted still further, the concete understanding between the two fields. It was apparent to all that a definite relationship does exist between business or industry and educationg and that this relationship is a truly important ingredient of the democratic way of life in America. 'R OUR PATRONS De Luxe Dry Cleaners Trinity Chapter Order of De Molay A. I. Douglas Br Company Downs Furniture Company Dunkel Motors, Incorporated Doctor Robert I. Dunn Robert A. Ellison Emery Hardware Emery Taxi Company Equipment 81 Supplies Incorporated Ernst the Florist Faulkneris Market Your Firestone Store W. D. Fisher I. Fitzgibbon Fresh Water Ice Company L. Friedman and Company Galanis Restaurant Murray R. Garber General Roofing Company Genessee Ribbon and Carbon Division Glamour Beauty Salon Goodbody and Company Goodman Brothers ' Goodman Pipe, Company B. F. Goodrich Store Joseph Graff - Attorney Graham Florist A. Z. Greensberg Sales Company Greenwaldis Incorporated Greer and Aleci Harvey and Patchen Sports Store Healy Funeral Home I Hermes Bradford Kendall Station Hitchcock Grocery Home Equipment, Incoporated The Home Grocery Home Service Loan Company Hoover and Geibel Kendall Service Station Hotel Holley Hull Electric Incorporated Ideal Dry Cleaners Ideal Label 61 Box Company Iack and Jill Shop Iansen Dental Laboratory l 157

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,D-M 4....sw-- NtMr The tantalizing aroma from Butter-Krust Bakery remained with Mr. Down- ing, Miss Titus, Mr. Callahan, Miss Raver, Miss Flora and other teachers all through the day. Seventeen industries actively participated in this program specifically designed to strengthen the ties between the industrial and educational fields of Bradford. Local and area educators were greatly fascinated by giant hydraulic mech- anisms, intricate, equilibrated machinery and the skilled workmanship which play such an essen- tial part in the efficiency and output of any manu- facturing division. They received first hand in- formation and were conducted in an on-the-spot investigation which clarified their ideas of the precision and coordination involved in assembly line production. These enlightening glimpses served to broaden their understanding. OUR PATRONS Clark and Humphrey Morris I. Cook - Packard Motors Margaret M. Cullinan Custer City Oil Company Dana Clothiers Davis Bakery Robert C. Denning Duro-Lite Company Iames R. Evans Company, Incorporated General Garage Company Harold C. Goldstein Hugh Grant - Oil Producer Doctors Hayes and Hartman Healey Studio Griffith A. Herold - Attorney at Law Hotel Emery Koch-Chatley Memorial Chapel McKean County Dental Society McKean County Federal Savings 81 Loan Assin. A. Miller and Son Lumber Company Roger E. Miller - Custom Photographic Service Loyal Order of Moose Music Center Nash and Mutzabaugh - Attorneys N ichol's Clothiers Oil Marketers Corporation Ott and McHenry 1. C. Penny Company, Incorporated Richgas Sigma Alpha Phi Fraternity Singer Furniture South Penn Service Station Taylor Photo Shop Taylor Roofing Tuna Valley Savings and Loan Association Wright Monumental Works - Philip M. Rose Ralph Campogiana Grocery City Carpet and Linoleum Company Gustavson and Anderson The Healy Insurance Agency Thomas K. Hendryx, A.I.A. Hollenbeck Funeral Home Hopkins Shoe Store Kenis Little Folk Shop