Bradford High School - Resume Yearbook (Bradford, OH)

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President Vice-President SeCR ETARV-T K EASUR ER Class Flower Class Colors Artie Deeter Eldon McLaughlin Bascom Rike Red Rose Scarlet and Gray Motto: “Labor ominia vincit” (“Work conquers everything”) Class Advisor Mr. Carpenter TN September 1924, forty-five bright and energetic young students made their debut into a higher realm by entering Bradford High School. There were many anxious glances cast about as the Freshmen Class began the perplexing routine of high school life. The higher classes soon learned that ours was a class to be respected. Another race was won for a general rule these students were promoted and ready to enter the Sophomore class. Various studies were taken up by the students each of us, drawing the conclusion “The higher we rise, the more work in view. ” Athletics has taken a big part of our time. Many of the football team were Sophomores and as football gave way for basketball, the class places members on this team, also. No doubt when track comes again, B. H. S. will find some valuable material in our class. We are represented in other student activities as well. It is the noble ambition of the class and its loyalty to its beloved school which causes this vast display of spirit. 26

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President......... Secretary-treasurer Class Colors...... Class Flower Magdalene Crowel Roxie Miller Purple and Gold Violet Motto: “The door to success to labeled, ‘ PUSH'—Let’s Go! Class Adviser....................................... Miss Warvel Class History DEAR! just think, asking a Freshman to write a class history when there isn’t any to write about. Of course, I suppose I could tell you that we were discovered in September, 1925; that originally there were forty-five of us; that as usual there have been some gains and some losses, but I’m sure you would not find such information interesting. We have not even had any wars or rumors of wars. We understand that a few dates have been made, but since none have been recorded, none can be published. Incidentally, one day just for the fun of it we met and organized. They call us “Green Freshies”, but just the same we have made a few discoveries. One is that a fish-worm has no ends and that shoe heels are made of lumber. We have also discovered a new kind of a bug in Biology. This is called the Arithmetic Bug. It adds to our misery, subtracts from our pleasures divides our attention and multiplies like—oh! I can’t express myself. 28