Bradford High School - Resume Yearbook (Bradford, OH)

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COOKS Mrs. Velma Ingle, Mrs, Mary Eaton, Mrs. Eva Neitzelt, and Mrs. Neva Houser; head cook. BUS DRIVERS Mr. Wilbur Erbaugh Mr. Chester Hooker, Jr. Mr. John A. Smith Mr. Maurice Apple Mr. Roy Fashner 6

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 THE CLASS HISTORY As the class of 1963 entered high school in our Freshman year, we had little thought of treasured memories that we would soon hold. With fifty-nine'students enrolled, we began the year by choosing our class officers: Russ Marshall, president; Kenny Dill, vice-president; Sandy Ferree, secretary; and Sandy Wise, treasurer. During the year we enjoyed decorating a float for the Pumpkin Show and taking a field trip to the Ohio Caverns. We sponsored a Pumpkin Show stand and one record hop. Entering the Sophomore year with an enrollment of fifty students, we began to see a goal ahead— graduation. The officers for the year were as follows: Russ Marshall, president; Kenny Dill, vice-president; Patra Loxley, secretary; and Sandy Wise, treasurer. During the year we had the regular activities that the Pumpkin Show week invited. Also, we sold book covers, had a record hop, and held the traditional Sophomore Carnival. As we journeyed on, we found on the threshold of the Junior year, precious little time left to enjoy adolescence. With forty-four students, we selected with care our class officers: Kenny Dill, president; Sandy Ferree, vice-president; Patra Loxley, secretary; and Sandy Wise, treasurer. The two most wonderful events which took place were the class play, One Wild Night , and the Junior-Senior Reception, entitled Adventures in Paradise. Other class projects were the magazine sale, the selling of Bradford bracelets, and the usual class projects. Finally the big year arrived. The year we always dreamed of, and y t, of which we were always a bit afraid; the year of 1962-63. We organized this memorable year by choosing our class officers: Russ Marshall, president; Nolan Harrison, vice-president; Patra Loxley, secretary; and Sandy Wise, treasurer. We have found our activities as exciting as our dreams imagined them. The publication of our yearbook has proved to be a difficult task, but also, an exciting one. We have enjoyed our Homecoming activities, our class play, the traditional Junior-Senior Prom, and are eagerly, but yet regretfully, awaiting our graduation exercises. Our class trip to Washington will end our wonderful and fun-filled years in the halls of B.H.S. As we walk forward into the future, may we always remember and live by our motto, Always Upward, Ever Onward.