Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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Counselors helped to plan a career Mr. Frederick Shuey, B.S., M.Ed. Dean of Boys, Math Assistant Principal Frederick Shuey, B.S., M.Ed., attended Lock Haven State Teachers Col- lege, Pennsylvania State University and St. Bona- venture University. Prior to teaching at Brad- ford Junior High, he taught chemistry and phy- sics in South Fork, Pennsylvania. When asked how he enjoyed his first year at Senior High, Mr. Shuey said, The new and diversified duties in the BAJHS have proven to be interesting, chal- lenging and rewarding. The friendliness and whole-hearted co-operation of the student body, faculty and administration have been instrumen- tal in a self-satisfying and enjoyable orienta- tion. Miss Ruth Stewart, A.B., M.A. Dean of Girls, Guidance Miss Ruth Stewart, Dean of Girls at Bradford High School, received her A.B. degree at Mount Holyoke College, and furthered her education at Columbia University where she obtained her M.A. As Guidance Counselor, Miss Stewart su- pervised educational planning and helped stu- dents to choose courses of study. She held indi- vidual conferences with each senior to discuss and advise in the choice of business schools, col- leges and universities. Miss Stewart also served as Student Council Adviser. Under her direction, council members developed leadership ability.

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Principal Getz completed first year Your diploma is being conferred on you not only as the recognition of the completion of cer- tain academic requirements, but also as an ex- pression of our faith and confidence in you as young people. We hope you will use what you have learned in a manner which will reflect hon- or and credit upon you and the community. For with the rights, honors and privileges of the dip- loma go many obligations and responsibilities. It is our hope and belief that your education here has been a challenge to you, that you are being graduated with a feeling of some measure of success, and that whether you are bound for the trades, vocations, colleges, or the professions, your schooling shall have provided a sound foundation upon which to build. Raymond Getz, B.S., M.Ed. Principal

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Doctors and nurses guarded us well Herbie Simmons watches intently as Dr. Horace Simmons, attending physician at the home football games, gives Football Trainer Robert Maxson advice on first aid. Dr. David Wilson examines a student's teeth as Mrs. Pauline Engel, dental secretary, and Miss Jeanette Holden, dental hygienist, assist. Our school was filled with so many desirable activities that everyone wanted to be in the pink of condition to best enioy these opportunities. To insure the students' well-being, Miss Caroline Reitz, R. N., and her assistant Mrs. Mary Edmonds, R. N., made two daily visits to BHS. At 8:25 a. m. and at 1:25 p. m., one of them could be found in the health room adiacent to the main office, ready and willing to adminis- ter first aid to our school-time aches and pains. Mrs. Anna Brink, R.N., and Mrs. Edna Hulme, R. N., were in charge of visit- ing the township schools. The four nurses were assisted in their task of administering the schools' health program by their able secretary, Miss Ruth Millard. Dr. Wilson, who supervised the dental clinic, and Dr. Simmons, whose duty was to examine students, athletes and appli- cants for working papers, were also em- ployed by the Bradford Area Joint Schools. Nurses Edna Hulme, Anna Brink, Mary Edmonds and Caroline Reitz ioin Secretary Ruth Millard in enjoying an amusing picture in the new TB Society brochure. 22 ,Kc