Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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They Saw UA Tlu-eagle Always willing to help no matter what the situation are our three cheerful office girls, Joyce Herbert, Vivian Pollock, and Pat Pas- carella. Jcyce, Vivian, and Pat, are the angels in our main office. They have a million tasks, but always man- age a sunny smile. They mirneograph tests, mail out reports, and try to keep tab on everyone at all times. Mr. Gilson and Mr. MacDonald haopily admire The Freedom Shrine installed in our main corridor. Between repairing desks and cleaning floors, these two custodians find time to keep our walks and lawns clean, tco. Mrs. Anderson wields the ladle as head ofthe cafe- teria staft. These ladies, all wives and mothers themselves, see to it that the students and faculty have enough to fill their stomachs, come lunch time. If it weren't for these behind-the-scenes workers, our school wouldn't run so smoothly as it does. The last plaque of our new Freedom Shrine is lifted into place by Ralph Gilson and 'lHop MacDonald. Mrs. Mayme Shick, Mrs. Louise McCutcheon, Mrs. Lillian Hanson Mrs. Nell Lisrnan, Mrs. Mary Anderson, and Mrs. Margaret Bell manage to prepare hot tasty meals each day. jf 1

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