Bradford High School - Resume Yearbook (Bradford, OH)

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THE RESUME 29 Junior Class President.................................... Vice President...................... ........ Secretary.................................... Treasurer.................................... Class Flower................................. Class Colors................................. Class Advisor................................ Class Motto: “The higher we rise, the broader the view. Gertrude Deeter Margaret Bashore Chlorine Bell Clyde Brant Darrell Buck Susie Carter Harold Clary Dora Deeter CLASS ROLL Esther Deeter Therin Fahnestock Marion Froebe Florence Fry Herbert Hill Llora Katherman Margaret Keogh Ellen Laughman John Wenrick Karl Schachinger Bee McLaughlin Roscoe Foutz Lloyd Wilson White Roses Blue and Gold Miss Holt Ralph Marker Hazel Paul Chalmer Rike Hazel Selby Guy Shear Millard Snider Jack Ullery Frances Weikert

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28 THE RESUME

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30 THE RESUME Junior Class History LAST September we again assembled for the opening of school and took our places in the Junior and Senior assembly. Those who had chosen to make their way in the commercial world, settled down to their typewriters while the classical pupils began their French twisters. We elected Karl Schachinger president of our class and chose blue and gold for our colors. We were also put in the watchful care of Miss Holt. Our class is not in its decline, but has shown more enthusiasm along every line this year. It is still an active class, having many reliable pupils in class work. In the high school football team we were represented by Jack Ullery, John Wenrick, Karl Schachinger, Roscoe Foutz and Herbert Hill. On the boys’ basket ball team we have Harold Clary, Lloyd Wilson and John Wenrick, while Margaret Bashore, Marion Froebe, Margaret Keogh, Esther Deeter and Beatrice McLaughlin represent the Junior class on the girls’ team. We also take an active part in glee club work. Each of our parties has been a decided success and will long be remembered by every one present. We are now thirty-one in number, and each of these thirty-one is a faithful worker. Altho’ we have just entered upon life’s stage, we believe our drama will be a success, because each one will play his part well. We intend to follow up the work of the Senior classes of ’22, and ’23, by publishing an annual, and doing anything that will make our dear Old B. H. S. mean a true Alma Mater. ESTHER DEETER, ’24.