Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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STELLA H SPRAGUE Columbia Unlverslty BS Director of Secondary Education RAYMOND GETZ Assistant Prlncupal Pennsylvania State College St Bonaventure Umverslty MEcl Mathematics and Dean of Boys

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Chlef Skupper Mr George Bell prmclpal of th B HS always had a cheery reply or a mce comment for any mateys on deck Mutual dependence existed between skipper and crew to sall ye galleon smoothly Full of school spurlt and young Mr Bell gamed popularity among the mateys As well as steering ye B HS the chlef skupper partlclpated nn the varuous deck enter talnments Dances rated as a favornte pastime and one could never mass hum and hus mate Mrs Bell at the clrcus the Senuor Class and the Junior Class plays the Junnor Prom to note only the most vmportant deck functlons Bosn mate Mr Raymond Getz devoted much of has energy to marshallmg attendance at brlgantune B H S as ut rolled along with the tude of swlft passnng days lnstructmg un mathe matics officlatung as dean of boys master of the attendance brlg and patrolling marshall of the decks and galleys need there be any thought of hus lelsure time actlvltles'? Slay alwq! GEORGE A BELL Prunclpal Temple Unnverslty BS Unnversuty of Pnttsburgh M Ed As advnsor of the Sharps and Flats he was very popular among the crew members of ye galleon B H S Holding forth nn has busy quar ters he auded an provldlng an adaptable educa tlon program to develop good cntuzens to set forth Into the world Offlclal lady of ye galleon Miss Stella Sprague won mates with her gentle charm and the crew and officuals Her clever manner of plannung was recognized as but one of the many skulls she possessed In presenting ye prln clples of educatuon As Dlrector of Secondary Education Miss Sprague accumulated numberless gems for the Bradford Educatnonal System In the eyes of the whole community of the helmsmen and of the B H S crew Mass Sprague was exalted to a hugh degree Her constant loyalty plus profound wus dom commended her to her wide clrcle of friends , .. , . . . . I Q I . . . I e ll . . .In ' , H 11 ' - ' - , . . . I - I ' 1 ' Il ll ' . 1 ' . . ., . . . . . - I ' . ' ' caught the eye of every onlooker, in addition to I - ' I . I . . . . I I . . . . - I I , I I n n s , I ' ' Il II ' ' . , . . I I I ' I D . . . , l l 22

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Daphne Harper, A.B., A.M. Mary Mottey, B.S., M.Litt. Ruth Mutter, A.B., M.Ed. Marianne Prestera, A.B., A.M French, English English, Journalism English, History Latin French Club Courant, Press Club Senior Class Play, Assembly Com- English Senior Class Play mittee, Sophomore Dramatics Club Barker Advisor in terpretem were they Loot aplenty! Aye among the pieces of eight we dug deep to uncover priceless vocabularies and literary gems. The lingo learned this year is sure to invite good fortune whatever field or profession chosen. Miss Daphne Harper, whose central interest was gay Paris, drilled the French classes with recitations punctuated with pleased bons-bans! Under her protecting hand the play property committee performed well. Co-directorship of the Senior Class Play, advisorship of the Courant, sponsorship of many dances still left Miss wllllcm H' Olson' AB A'M' Mary Mottey a zest for teaching Shakespeare and Malory. Heed En9liSl1DeP0ffmen1 As one can uess from the list above, she was uick to S h E I' h 9 Cl 'Baggage EELS respond to the wants and whims of the students. It looked as if Don Tracy were telling Peggy Sturm Did Ralph Mongillo come in on the proper word? something amusing about Liverpool, England. She was Mrs. Schoch listened intently for this key with Pat Com- looking to Don for more details on this subiect. illa, Ra O'Neil, and Arlene Gardner, Y 24