Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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MAKE THEM MARMS AND MASTERS Helen F. Smith A.B. Spanish I and ll Joseph H. Smith B.S., M.Ed. Record Keeping Business Mathematics elen Hastings Smith English Il Harriet Titus A B A M American History Problems of Democracy I James R Tompkins American History Problems of Democracy I Dons Van de Bogart A B A M Chorus English ll Senorlta' Smlth, so known In room 217 where Spanish as the acceptable lan senior prom decoration groups She frequently directs the making of favors with which to decorate food trays for the hospitalized in the area hospitals Mr Smith head of the Business Education Department B H S s Placement Bureau and financial adviser of the yearbook must wish for the less busy days of his studies at Grove Cnty College the Unlversltles of Pittsburgh Colorado, and Penn sylvanla State He likes hunting and fishing 26 H . . A.B. A.B. ,, . , . . . . - guage, contributes her artistic talents to committees ranging from stage to iunior- . . . , . , , . . . , . . I . . . I I -

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Mlss Raver, who turns to the organ for her leusure hours has been associated with various committees In her twenty years of school llfe at Sensor Hugh Wlth thus she enloys partnclpatuon nn church programs Mrs Schoch spends her spare time keep :ng a scrapbook of school events Amer: terests culturally speakmg Presentmg a first rate marching and con cert band Mr Schoch has won recogm tlon for B H S He IS well known for has prowess on the rlfle range Durung the summer Mr Schoepf enloys water skung and working with pollo pa tlents, and he IS the assistant captain ot the Ocean Cnty Maryland, Beach Patrol Mrs Shea, a five year member of our Buslness Education Department qraduate of the Unnverslty of Syracuse In her free hours she likes to kmt George Schoepf Health Marlon Rover Bookkeeplng I and Clencal Typmg Elxeor Schoch A B M lm Vocatnonal English II English Ill Rodney A Schoch A.B. M.Ed. Band Jean Shea Typing land II Shorthand 25 AND FAITH THROUGH AND THROUGH

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OF OUR LITTLE RED SCHOOL Joseph Walker A.B., A.M. World History Sara Weaver General Homemaklng Homemakmg I and III it JoAnne White General Homemaking Homemaklng ll Delores Wilson Modern Llvlng Dedicated to teaching English to sophomores Mrs Smlth finds instructing young people a pleasure Mrs Smiths free hours are given to reading and knitting Capabilities an several fields permit Miss Tltus to choose her activities for out of school hours from sewing gardenlnq and of course reading At present she is co adviser of the Debate Club Mr Tompkins, having toured Europe last summer reports a special liking for has no Idle moments Mlss Van de Bogart our busy chorus director occupies herself with gardening IH the summer and creative painting In the non gardening months B H S has ap plauded her local exhibit of paintings A Little League Baseball enthusiast Mr Walker expresses other interests In col lectmg coins and playing bridge Fifteen years of history students and many de bates until September 'I955 have occupied hum at B H S Mlss Weaver, head of the Homemaking Department has become acquainted with many students through her immediate work in homemaking and her direction of costummg committees for dramatic productions Mayor school dinners too are often planned by her Mlss Whlte, homemakung teacher has been at B H S for three years Last sum mer she was a member of a school party that visited several European countries Sewing is first In her hobby list Completing her ninth year at Senior High School Mrs Wilson is the active faculty chairman of the Student Council Social Committee ln her rare leisure moments Mrs Wilson likes reading watching special television shows and playing cards 27 B.S. . ,K g if t' I f jf tl. j ll ' ,.WiJ'Jl n.s. B.S. Austria and Switzerland. With sports and photography interests, Mr. Tompkins