Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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ead in investigation of scientific facts Albert Clark, B. S., M. S. Ed., instructs seniors in the laws of physics. Iuniors, super- visa-d by Ronald Marks, B. in Ed., don their black aprons to perform chemical cxpcri- ments. Sophomorcs in biology learn thc lifc Duvc Pctry und Cnrolc Cznnplwll utilizv thc- slide mlm- us Mr. Clark looks on und cn- courugcs. processes of plants and zuiiniuls Witli tlic di- rection ot Laura Allen, A. B., M. A. Pctcr Pasko, B. S., M. S., and David Bzu'nl1urt, B. S.. NI. E., te-ach science and biology to studcnts of the general and vocational courses. Miss Allcn scclns aunuzccl alt tlu- laiologicul oluscrvutions of Mary llinclluulm and Miki- Hicks.

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Prepare students Always valuable, Typing I and II are taught by Mrs. Baltzer, Mrs. Shea, and Miss Baver. Students in Mrs. Baltzer's class employ their pen and memory to learn the abbreviated language of short- hand. Opportunities to become acquainted with the newest business machines are available for students under Mrs. Blessings direction. Bookkeeping, under Miss Raverls instruc- tion, and Typing and Transcription in Mrs. Sheals classes give students required ex- perience. Business Mathematics and Law, and Consumer Education, taught by Mr. Smith and Mr. Brace, respectively, round out the Business Education Course of Studv. for business fields Mrs. Baltzer passes more paper to Dolores Powell who is practicing typing a business letter. Business Education Department: joseph garet Baltzer, B.S., Eva Blessing, jean Shea, Smith, B.S. in Cominerce, M.Ed., head of B.S.g Harold Brace, B.S., l'.Ed. Seated: the Business Education Department, Mar- Marian Baver, B.S.

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elp students acquire vocational skills Vocational Education Department: seated, Harley Guilford, Mary Callahan, B. S., Charles Cal- lahan, B. S., M. Ed., Sara Weaver, B. S., head of the Homemaking Department, Arthur Kurop- kat, standing: Charles Merritt, Vance Kennedy, M. E. Teaching woodworking and the tech- niques Which make a good carpenter provide a full program for Mr. Guilford. Mrs. Callahan and Miss Weaver share their knowledge of cooking and sewing in the well equipped Homemaking De- partrnent. Blueprints and drafting constitute Mr. Callahaifs mechanical drawing course. Mr. Kuropkafs students become familiar with the construction and the repair of electrical appliances. Mr. Merritt teaches boys the intrica- cies of the machines in Machine Shop, While Mr. Kennedy directs them in the understanding of Work in the Auto Shop. Mr. Merritt supervises Andy Roeder as hs turns a small bolt on an engine lathe. 31