Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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Board meets administrators monthl Wise planning, prudent but productive, as in the purchase of school supplies and equip- ment. is but one duty which confronts the members of the Board of Education of the Bradtord City Public Schools. At monthly meetings and, when necessity demands. at special meetings, the members discharge their responsibility to every student enrolled in the city schools. Upon recent acceptance by the Board, the Vocational Department of Senior High will alternate students between shop or labora- tory to classroom every day beginning Sep- tember, 1957. This will replace alternation by weeks. Standing: XV. Al. Lowery, treasnrerg Guy Mc-Kittrick, E. R. Torgler, Al. B. Mitchell. Seated: VI. XI. Bird, xice-prcsidentg F. E. Eckert, prcsidentg -I. P. jones, secretary. lil

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ith higher educational goals in View Stella Spraguc, l3.S., dircctoi' of seconclairy cducutiou iu thc Brad- ford City Public Schools, ii gracliiutc of Columbia Uuivcrsity, has won high vstcciu for her support ot the hc-st iu classroom tcchniqucs, tcstiug nic- din, and the sclcctiou of tcxthooks -wcll choscu lll2lt91'l1ll tor studcuts. Add to thcsc hcl' comforting words of wisdom to hoth young and old. suuc. sailiciit, und ciicoiirugiiig. Mr. Floyd C. Frctz, MA., su- pcriutcudcut ot the llrudforcl City Puhlic Schools, gives ready aid to thc udmiuistrutiou, the faculty, the stu- dcuts, and to thc Board of liducutioii that tlicy may cooperutc as il uuit dcdicutcd to ctficicucy and uccouip- lishment. Occuvuyiug zum important plucc in civic and educational organi- Zutious, Nlr. Frctz has zicliicycd much for local schools. IS

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Uur leaders, counselors, advisers All students have an opportunity to meet Mr. Raymond Getz, B.S., M.Ed., dean of boys, and Miss Ruth Stewart, A.B., A.M., dean of girls. First among the varied duties of these faculty mem- bers are the recording of daily attend- ance and the counseling of students in the advisable choice of courses of study and careers. A graduate of Temple University and of the University of Pittsburgh with the degrees of B.S., M.Ed., our principal Mr. George Bell has Won the admiration of the student body by his ever-ready smile and by his patience in dealing with youthful problems.