Bradford High School - Tornado Yearbook (Starke, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

.-v- il 5 11 a A' A f ef, fi hm, c f v 5-. -rr., 5: il I x 5 9 THE RADFORD IGH FHOOL ORNADO ,w ,I 5'1 llflx lf lf'l,f1l.' ll I As We Recall Lookinff back It seems as if this were the fueitest yen of hwh school T01 11s Hou could any thing be 0freater9 Oh we suppose your se111o1 yeal IS always like that thouffh Funny tlnnff neXtyea1 we ll make the rounds all over again because you see we re THE STUDENTS We shall ney er glflflllltfi suppose we re just too much IH love Wltll Bradford High and its human content to ex CI leave You mwht just call us obsery ers very 111 te1ested ones at that just ualkinff teachers and 'lSS1rfIHlT1Cl1tS 1nd fra11t1c finals but enough of that' Really me should give you some of those nnpoitant facts that the Chamber of Commerce likes to have its citizens know Let s see Bradford High 1S located 1n the town of Starke 111 the st ite of Flo11da If you ueie traveling on U S 301 you would pass riffht in front of 1ts Gates as you enter tl1e city Our city 1S filled with all SUITS of 111ce thlnffs nice l1o1nes l1lC8 churches nice stores and most of all IIICC people Our county claims to be one of the most 1mportant producers of Strawberries and our nearby lakes Cl'l1H1 to be larffe producers also of water sk1e1s tl1 It 1S Tl1e yfea1 is 1958 59 the time IS denoted by the sharp Jangllng of an alarm clock as it shocks some peace ful sleeper from lns smiling dreams to face a cold bleak dawn and anothe1 day at school. Q U I z- L we i L . .U Y ,Q 2 .. y' 1 ' 1 'F M - , S C ,Q rp ' e ' -1 T M l Q 7 L ' l c lc .T I . w y Y , L H z- ' .T z-v Q ' . 7 7 7 T 7 , . 7 , L ' 1 z . . . ' 1 C K I C T Q I C L T a o a v - Q C a o o . Ya . Z: down the darkened halls reminiscing over K v. L C ' L K. . . C c 0 1 C n L 7, 7 . 7 V . Q C L C . . . . 7 , . . . , c ' . , ' z .. v 7 Q C v . n n W C Z7 C 1 0 J 1 c , . L c G C '1' T Q 2. . . JL T . ' . . . L L L i ' L The populltlon of OUR SCHOOL IS around 900 COIUIIIIIU exen the wee 7th graders The UlOL1HdS are bw and Sp'1ClOl1S gIlzfI'1IltlL when you re raemff the tardy Je the1e s tl1e Mam Bllllfllllo' B Bllllfllllgl' the AgflCultl1f3l Blllldlflg the Blllfl md Wlusw Bllllfllllff the Gymna slum the new Aud1tor1um the baseball fu ld lllil the foothlll f1eld plenty of lawn to mow And then lIlQlCl6 these lJllllCllHgS you W1ll fllld u the typlcal Bradford stu dents Althou fll our clothes and ha1r dos may ehanfre Clllllllo' the yeals and our Way of speakmff may seem strange at tlmes we Ire the same way down deep from year to year We typ1cal students w1ll al ways w ut 11nt1l the ltst posslble moment to stlrt th It B1olo0y project we ll spe11d at le lst 1 few m1n11tes of every class Illffllll md we ll make the same re 1n rrks llJ0lll how smlll they re makmg 7th graders this year just llke our Grand p1ppy d1d All of the students who leave W1ll take Wlth them tlltfll' own pr1vate memor1es of the th1nffs they d1d when they were the TYPICAI STUDENT Ah dear memo r1es all the moments of tears hours of lauffhter dlys weeks months fmally another ye nr has ffone by A year lJl1lJlJllH0' full of flnal UIXIIIU' te lcher crazlly won derful cl 1te llLCtlC 1et1y1t1es and m1d nwht o1l ljllflllllff asslvnments all part of PHE TYPIQAI STUDENT a put ol OUI1 SCHOOL The followlnff pwes we hope w1ll 11d you III recalllnff th tt wonderlul sehool ye1r 1956 59 1 . . Y ' , l L . y Z- . I C L10 Z.. C C L C . .1 Y , , . . . 1. I , g U L I x. 9, ' ' ' an 97 s u u l rg ,7 7 1 1 1 s H ' .- 7 Y 7 2 1 1 . . . 1 C va S, 1 L ' s. 5, ' . C - K tl w D L TT L C Z- L sf L O 7 X 1 W cc v v av C QC L T 5. Q C n Y C H T - . ' 'z 1 z 1 1 ' ' 9 C C Z., o 0 u ' 1 2 2 - ' ' dzlydreamlng about the dance Frlday . l V , U . . . 4 ' c ' , . 1 1 1 4 z c 7 C ' 2 . V L za' 7 I A Q I 7 - ' . . . L V T, T 1 v v -1 - I 9 C E, V, 1 u a C C Q V 2 K V a T C Z.: L -Z, ' 1, 2 ' s, C ' - z s. A z - ' ' . - F - D C V C 0 u Q K ' ' ll A - 1 a n C ' , 1 1 V 1 ' . . D iz, '. ' . ' Z ' 'c D 1 ' 1 T ' I ' ' l. r- L U . , . . . Dedication In this brief moment before our high school days will be a fond memory in our past, we of the Annual Staff would like to thank in some small way the people who have made our preparations for the future possible. Foremost in our minds are our wonderful parents, who have guided us towards manhood and womanhood thus far along the road of life. But looking closely at our past we see that our parents had a silent partner who worked long and hard-hand in hand-with them-Our Community. It is not an easy task to pin-point the many ways, both tangible and intangible, in which living in the community has benefited us. But the thoughts that are uppermost in our minds at this time bring this part of our community into view. The churches, guiding us, giving us something upon which no value can be placed-a faith in God. The businessmen, lawyers, doctors, government officials, and faculty members have ubeen theren when We needed them-from the first grade to the twelfth grade. We could always count on their support whether we were selling cakes at a cake sale or trying to pass a bond issue for better schools. Our civic groups have been constantly willing to aback up any of our endeavors. Our school P.T.A. always there, always a guiding guardian angel working for us. Thus the Annual Staff of 1959 would like to dedicate this year's annual to Our Community, our elusive foster parent to whom we owe our everlasting gratitude for a life well begun! rA'fA ififmv Our Commumty .-vi. , HERB 5 'in Years Ago This Was Our School. h M The Latest Addition to Bradford High School In the county courthouse at Starke one can find an office occupied by the Super- intendent and those who help him. In the library at Bradford High School frequently one can find the faculty. Although city blocks apart, these two groups work to- gether constantly with but one goal-better schools for our community. We the stu- dents, have been the recipients of much of their labor. Known primarily as those who guide us and instruct us, the administra- tion and our teachers are really much more. They are the supporting pillars of all our endeavors. helping us lay the foun- dations for our many castles in the sky. Because of this, their memory will be with us always. ,ff an9l:'f,W,,, ! ' A pw-we 2 Prmezpal S Message As you attend Bradford Hlgh School from day to day and from year to year mty each of you filwaws tuve to do somethm WV01'll1Wl1llC etch day for yourself and f01 others ln so domc you W1ll ma1nta1n the flne tradl tlons of your Qchool and help to further develop 1t 1nto one of the he t Qchoole of the state It takes courage dete1n11nat1on and hald work to do these thmge but by so dome you W1ll always he ploud of your echool and your 1eco1d of accomphshments Each of you haue falth 1n those who seek the truth doubt those who say they posseee xt and alwaye have a very strong falth 1n youlself VIR BEECHER W PAYNE Prznczpal B S E , M A., Unlvetelty of Flouda 1 uuuu' n W I , U' X V' . . V. vu.. -A . g , ,yn 2 - . , rf Ol V .fill ' I M 5 N , f 2' ' V - . ,Q ' AJ , -. I ' l J A K I q f X Y, gf , 1 ' ' vt, K , ,Ivy tk th mn I Q'W , W , A ,,.. Y 'A ' ek? ij 'l-k' 7' V ' ic - Q V A , nr-W ' , ,, K . yi,5,5rLwrXLf- , - ., H f fy ' iiffafwff ' O I 9 . Q , , 2 7 1 ff ' .' , g ,E '-' Q . . . ' 0. v ' ' ' - . 7 . 7 . - L, My 0 dv , A. i . , . A V . t . T . . . 9 7 f. n , Pi 7 Our Helping Hands VIR LARRY GIBSON County Supervzsor 0 Secondary Schools B Ed NI Ed NI A Weitern 111111015 Umver Unner lty of Florlda 'Tw'-W 1 fr.- aww ,vi MRS LOIS NIOORE School Secretary N-N MR JOSEPH WOOD Asszstant Prmczpal B S A M S A UHIVCISIW of F londa av Xwxmim 'QL 'fo A 5 . . . K ' L S 5, Bradford . 91 is-L' 1 Count ii chool fficials v ff i 3 my MR. H. P. MORGAN County Superirztenderzt Here's the Board of Education, A dedicated Crew, You have our appreciation- We owe it all to you. SEATED left to ri ht Wir Thornton Johne Mr H P Morgan Mr H A Law on 'Nlr Ethan Qapp and 'Ur W C Powell Absent 'Nlr Dan Starhn MRS. DOROTHX EPPERSON Sr-vretarx MRS. GRACE RH LH Secretary W 3 g MRS. MAXINE GIBSON Western Illinois State Univer- sity, B.E.g Home Economics MISS BETTY GILMORE Georgia State College for Women, B.S.g Home Eco- nomics MR. PAUL HUTCHINS University of Florida, B.S.A.g Vocational Agriculture MRS. MYRWIN LONG Shorter College, B.A.g English MRS. JAN McCRACKEN MR. CURTISS MARLOWE Florida State University, B.S.g University of Florida, B.S.A.g Science, English, Geography Vocational Agriculture MR. JAMES HOBBS MR. DAVID I-IURSE University of Florida, B.S.g University of Florida, M.P.E.g Science, Mathematics Physical Education 510 MR. ELDEN MATHEWS MRS. KATHERINE MAY Wittenberg College, B.S.g Lenoir Rhyne College, B.A.g Band Physical Education ' E? -3 iq' -9-Q, MR. CHARLES OVERTIIRF AIRS, GERALIJINE PAYNE NIR. MARION PAYNE MRS. RLBY PERKINS llaxid lipsmnili C o I l e- gr 1-, Ihiversily of Florida. AB.: Ilnive-r-ity of Flfrrillii. ITS-, IlHivt'rs1ty'of Florida. B.A.E.Z BMA., Vanderbilt Ilnixersity, English. History. Nlallie-matics AI,Ed,3 If.II.E. Coordinator Mallleiilaticw M,A.g 5 p 0 Q' C h Correction, Audiology JIU, i Wyre , , fa I 3 MISS DELLA ROSENBERG Florida S 0 u t h e r n. B.S.E.g Teachers College, University of Florida, M.E.D.g Rank I Shorthand. Typing, O f f i c e Practice 'Rauf MISS MARTHA ROZIER Georgia State Colle-ge for Women. B.S.g Typing I and II, Bookkeeping JFK! if 'W 1 MISS VIRGINIA RAYSOR Ilnivvrsily of South Carolina. A.lI., English. Social Studi:-s MR. LENNARIJ REGISTER ll n i v f- r s i I y of Florida, B.S.l'.H.g Physical Education MRS. BETTY SARCENT Stetson University, B.A.g S0- cial Studies, English MR. FOSTER SHI SMITH University of Florida, A.B.S.S., L.L.B., M.A.g So- cial Studies MRS. MARGARET SPARKMAN Furman University, B.A.g So- cial Studies, English, Mathe- matics MRS. JANE TRAWICK MISS BARBARA SPENCER University of Alabama, B.S. Ed.g Spanish, English MISS REBA STARNES East Tennessee State College, B.S.g George Peabody Col- lege, M.A.g Librarian MR. JAMES L. TEMPLE Wayne State Teachers Col- lege, A.B.g Driver Education MR. GAILLARD F. Florida S t a t e University, WATERFALL A.B.g University of Florida, University of South Carolina, M.Ed.g English, Social A.B.g English Studies MR. HARLAND SPROW Heidelberg Colle g e, B.S.g Ohio State University, M.A. MRS. BURNEY WINKLER University of Florida, B.A.E.g English MR. WALTER STANLEY University of Florida, B.F.A.g Choral Director MR. ERWIN F. WOODS Western Michigan University, A.B.g Industrial Arts WMI 14- A Senlor that glorlous tltle whlch seemed so unattalnable to the seventh grader enterlng Bradford H1gh for the flrst t1me 1n 1904 Yet the mtervemnff years of classes, exams, football games, and Homecommv went hy so qulckly And now here we are, ready to face the open waters of hfe w1th hope and fletermlnatmn and a keen yearmng to dlscover what l1es just oxer the next horlzon rrgxi Some of us wlll leawe Starke for return to take our place 1n the commumty others wlll l e a v e 1435 Starke never to return, but all of us wlll tuck away 1n a closet of our mmd the memorles of these Q years, takmff them out occaslon ally to rehve these days agaln . . u . . D O . a few years of schooling only to f1,i?,,,7 V V. S , . H: A , fx ' i l 4.3-u . 'f, 4' M .iwg d., 4, . . - 'ff r fl 3 l . D . S e un i 0 T S BARBARA JUDITH BATES Barbara Those who sail the sea of ambition, always land on the shore of successf, .IUDITH CARIENE BROUGHTON .41 d ,, NliJtliing but carefrewfm just plain me. JOAN BARBARA CAMPANELLA t.JOan,, A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance LYNDA CARLENE CHAPMAN GSL 99 'Shilegy never did there live on earth a girl of kindlier nature. Class of 1959 TRAVIS DEAN ALAVAREZ Astudv If worry were the cause of death I would live forever SHIRLEY MARIE BROWN Shirley Marriage is a wonderful thing. WANDA LOUISE BROWNING Wanda Happy-go-lucky is her trendf' 4. EDWIN LESLIE CHILSON Ed NIANIIE CLARK Nlamie ln quiet she rt-poses. J ATLANTA LECRETIA CUMBEE asldeeu Every day should be passed as if it were to be the last. WILLIANI EDWIN DANIPIER Bill Y Never worry, never care, take it easy, if you dare. r-x K in .U- A light heart lives lung. 12521 silly, O CONNIE MARIE CLEMONS uflil A in 'Nilgnlde is one great art of conversation. BONNIE CRAWFORD Bonnie 'I 'Tis best becoming to be merry. MARTHA LOUISE DAYTON Marty She spreads a contagious but welcome disease-laughter. CIIARLENE ELIZABETH DENNIS Charlene Men may come, and men may go, but not if I can help it. GWEN DOLYN JEAN DUGGER Jean The way to gain friends is to be one. ANGELIA JOYCE ELDER Ann Her high endeavors are an inward light, making her pathway bright. MARVIN FUTCH Marvin . . N I would study if I could find any pleasure in xt. TERRY FUTCH 6GTerryY7 Well, if you insist on a little graduation gift, make it a two door. PATRICIA MAE DIXON ..l, t., SEQ has a heart with room for every joyf' AR'I'I'IL'R ROBERT DODD Arthur M 'Tis strange what a man can do and a woman yet think him an angel. V-v---x, GERALDINE FENDER Geraldine She is good-natured ever and has a good word for all.' BRENDA SUE FORSYTHE Benny Cheerfulness and gaiety are her two weapons. GERALD TRAVIS GAINEY hileraldi' 6'Life gets tedious, don't it? LINDA ANN GASKINS Linda She smiled upon many just for fun, but we knew there was only one. JOHN WILLIAM GREEN .4 H John I'm not always right, but I'm never wrong. JAMES TERREL GREEN HJ. Terreln . I'm a woman-hater but the Bible says, 'Love thine enemies'. LESTER SAMMY GILL casammyss If he weren't such a devil he would be a perfect angel DE RITCH GREEN '4De Ritch Slow to study, quick to play. CHARLOTTE CAROLINE GREGORY Charlotte In her quiet lies charm. HENRY QUINCY HALL, JR. LAI-Ienryii As likeable as handsome. ANDREW HALL HARLEY Joe Eat, drink, and he merry for tomorrow we may have a test. RHODIA HINES L'Rhod1a Her care was never to offend, and every person was her friend. ELSIA PENELOPE HOLLINGSWORTH NP 99 'fSlli::1'rdyratl1er talk to a man than an angel any day. PATRICIA ANN HUMPHRIES apatv Always so cheerful, with nary a frowng life to Pat will never get her down. JOYCE CHARLENE HARDY Charlene Life without mischief is no life at all. DU DLEY PRICE HARDY Dudley A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. JAMES COLUMBUS HOBBS jim 'LOn the football field he sets a wicked pace, but he is faster in cupid's race. JAMES FRANKLIN HOLLINGSWORTH KSJin179 I stand on the brink of success-will someone please push me off. SILAS RANDOLPH JOHNS, Randy hlfasy going. full of fun . . . and liaclit-lor . . . RICHARD HAROLD JOHNS Riel1ard The ingredients of health and long III not likely to remain a life are: great temper- anw. open air. easy lalior. little care, HELEN DALE KELLY 'SHQ-len Her laugh, her jokes, her ready smile, brighten our school life all the while. JUDY LAYNETTE KELLEY njudy.. 'She oft:-n burns the midnight oil, but many times 'tis not for Ioilfi bl' WlAL'I'IfR HENRY JOHNS Null 'l'l1ere's a good time coming, boys, a good time comingf JLDITH ANN JLDD Judd Something old. something new. something borrowed, some- thing blue. HERBERT PIERRE LA BIEE llulilfa He leads them all a merry chase. I'li.'XNCli5 CAHLIQN E LANDRLNI l ran She looks like an angel. -he acts like one, too-but no If-lling what an angel will do. LINDA SUE LOVORN Linda She's traveled East, she's traveled West, but this is the town she likes the best. BRENDA CAROLYN MARTIN 'gBrenda A manner so quiet, a personality so fine, a better girl is hard to findf' MARGARET FAYE MAXWELL LRF 57 TgyTcnow her is to love her and to love her is forever. CHARLES RAY MAXWELL ..Ray,, Although he is rushed' and on the go, he never fails with 'a good hello. LESLIE LINDSAY LIBBY, JR. Leslie A love for art he contains in his heart. DOROTHY ELLEN LOPER Dorothy s . . . . . . . , Mbraclous manners, quiet a1rs are aids in meeting llfes greatest cares. t DOROTHY ELIZABETH MASTERS LSDOIHY Laughter makes the world shine brighter. MARY AGNES MATTHEWS b5Aggie77 Minh and warmth and charm abound in one we named best-all-round. SANDRA GAYLE Mc-PEAK Sandy Smm- think the world is made for fun and frolic and su flu I. JLLIAN OLIVER NIIZELL Julian 'LTU work or not to wfwrk: that ie the question. MARVIN NIOSLEY 4'BIarvin A lift- of ease is a difficult pursuitf' PRISCILLA LLCILLE NICHOLS Pansy 'She is the sweetest girl we all know, for her personality makw her glowf' PHILIP EDWIN MOBLEY 'LPI 'l 'SIA-It! me live and let me laugh, I know the whole world's mad. MILTON HENRY NIOSHER HHenry t The best come in small packages' NIALRICE BILLY OVERSTREET Maurice A fellow well4likvd fur ju!! he-ing himself. '1'nQ51.as CALVIN PACE I'8l: Uh. well. therfff alwayx tunmrmw GEORGE LLOYD PATTEN 4.-Iudgcn Tl1e world turns aside to let any man pass who knows Whither he is going. IWIARA ANN PAYNE Mara Ann Music is well said to be the speech of angels. CHARLES JAMES PREVATT Cl les It'lahot what you do. it's the way you do it. ELIZABETH PREVATT Elizabeth It is a custom for excellent people to succeed. LOIS CATHERINE PADGETT Cathy Never was there a maid more quiet and happy than she. GLEXDA LYNN PARKER Glenda Gite the world the best you have and the best will come to you. RONALD RICHARD PERINT Ronald'l He mastered whatever was worth the knowing. OLA MAE PHILLIPS Mae Full of good meaning and good wishes. 67 , RONALD CLALDE PREVATT Ronald A friend and merry man is he. ALMA NI. PRIVETT Shorty Small in stature, but friendliness to spare. JAMES HAMILTON RITCH s:Jimmysy I, sir, am a person of most respectable connectionsf ARNIOND GLENN RIVERS '6Armo 'The best thing to have up your sleeve is a funny bone. BERNICE PRIVETT Bernice This quiet thoughtful lass is the sweetest of her class. ROBERT FRANKLIN RITCH Franklin Quietly he makes his way among the great. JOHN ALLEN SHADD, JR. John Allen I dare to do all I can get away with. ELIZABETH ANN SIMMONS Betty Ann I-'un. frolic and glee are there, the will to do, the sou to dare. 2 GICRALDINE STARLING Gerd Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy. TOM CHARLES STALLINGS t.T0mmy,, UNO sinner or saint, hut every meh a man. DONALD L. TESTON Donald VIII no angel . . . SHIRLEY BARBARA THOMAS Barbara A good heart is worth gold. KIRBY SHI SMITH, JR. 4'Shi NA little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. SHI ANNE SMITH Shi Anne HShe has a smile for every girlg two for every boy. ROLAND THOMAS STERN '5R0land,' A good-natured boy is welcome in any company. TOM W. TATUM 441-Omw uMad as a March haref' u,,a5n r + Rm 'Nba JAMES E. THOMAS James What is worth doing at all is worth doing well. BLAINE THOMPSON Blaine The opportunity for mischief is found a hundred times a day. ROBERT CLIFFORD UNDERHILL Robert To be, not to seem to be. SUSAN FLORINE WAIT Susie Her ability to tease puts others at ease. GLEN OWEN TOMLINSON Liclenfi Beware the silent man, he may be thinking. WINFRED EARL TOMLINSON Winfred I belong to a union, my books are closed at night GERALDINE VIOLIA WEBBER Geraldine Fix upon a high standard of action and character. K CHARLES EDWARD WHITEHEAD 'iBud I never let my studies interfere with my high school education. BENNIE GEORGE WILLIAMS '6Bennie Welcomed wherever he goes and valued for himself. ROBERT WHITEHEAD Robert 'ALet the world slide, I'll not budge an inch. A. B. WHITEHEAD SGA B77 What he doesn't know, he doesnit want to know. 'l SHIRLEY ANN NORMAN 'iShirley,' Last but not least. GEORGE VINCENT YOUNG ccG60rgeva 'Thinks muchg says little. JANET MAE ZIKE Han She was a senior when she came, but in every way she won her fame. Semor I ndex TRAVIS DEAN ALVAREL Football 2 Cheerleader 4 Pep Club 4 Safety Patrol 4 BARBARA JLDITH BATES Spamsh Club I 2 FHA I Pep Club 2 3 Band I Safety Patrol 4 Dramatlcs Club I Annual Staff 3 Treasurer 3 Basketball 2 Cheerleader 3 Prom Server 2 Usher 3 H1 hest Scholastlc Avera e Award 3 Beta Club 3 4 Recordm Secretary 4 SCICHCC Club I 2 3 4 Secretary I 2 3 4 Sweetheart Candldate 4 Semor Sponsor 4 Student Council 1 2 3 4 VICE Pres1dent4 Natlonal Forenslc Leacue 4 Class Secretary I 2 3 'Vlost Llkely to Succeed JLDITH CARLENE BROUGHTON SHIRLEY MARIE BROWN FHA 3 Glee Club 4 Llbrary Club 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Newspaper Staff 3 WANDA LOUISE BROUGHTON Elementary Llbrary Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 FHA JOAN BARBARA CAMPANELLA FHA1 2 3 4 Secretary 4 LYNDA CARLEN E CHAPMAN Pep Club 1 Clee Club 1 2 Off1CC Asslstant 4 Annual Staff 4 Future Teachers Assoclatlon 4 Basketball Man ager 3 Spotllght Club 4 Most Courteous EDWIN LESLIE CHILSON DCT 4 MAMIE CLARK Llbrary Club I 2 Glee Club 2 FHA 3 4 Treasurer 3 Glee Club Sergeant at Arms 3 CONNIE MARIE CLEMONS FHA 1 3 4 Glee Club 2 Future Nurses Club 3 DCT4 BONNIE CRAWFORD ATLANTA LUCRETIA CUMBEE Speech Clubl Pep Club 2 3 FHAI 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Sweetheart Candldate 2 DCT 4 WILLIANI EDWIN D'AMPIER Band I 2 3 4 Spamsh Clubl 3 FFA 3 4 Treasurer 4 Off1ceAss1stant 1 MARTHA LOUISE DAYTON Spanlsh Club 2 3 Sclence Club 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Sweetheart Candldate 4 Annual Staff 4 Offlce Asslstant 4 Wlttlest CHARLENE ELIZABETH DENNIS FHA 1 Pep Club 1 2 3 Clee Club I Future Teachers Assoclatlon 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Spotlloht Club 4 Semor Sponsor 4 PATRICIA MAE DIXON FHA I 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Clee Club 4 VICC Presl dent 4 Pep Club 3 Library Club 4 VICC President 4 ARTHUR ROBERT DODD Pep Club 2 3 Sclence Club 2 Annual Staff 3 GWENDOLYN JEAN DUGGER Band 1 FHA 1 Student Councll 1 Class Treasurer 2 Prom Server 2 Pep Club 3 Cheerleader 3 Safety Patrol 3 4 Secretary 3 Semor Sponsor 4 ANGELIA JOYCE ELDER FHA 1 2 Beta Club 3 4 DISCUSSION Team 3 Dra matlcs Club 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Treasurer 3 Usher 3 Nurses Club 3 Parllamentarlan 3 Pep Club 1 2 Speech Club 3 Spotllght 4 Secretary 4 DCT 4 Secre tary Treasurer 4 GERALDINE FENDER FHA1 2 3 4 Glee CIub3 DCT4 L VAN H PRIEST COMPANY SIMMONS' K3 L , 'KOCH DRUG STORE X-J O J 4 , . . '. 7 7 7 7 7 77 - . . . . 1 3 ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 5 5 3 7 3 2 g g 3 'nf f- ' L. ' . 9 9 D 9 9 9 9 999 9 9 9 97 7 7 7 7 7 I7 : L' 9 9999 9 U . . 7 7 7 7 66, ' 77 1 . I 7 7 7 7 7 I 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 5 S GG 77 9 9 9 ,, u . 9 77 9 9 . . 0, . 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' 3 9 9 - 9999 77 7 ' Q 9 9 9 9 9 ' ' - .44 79 7 7 ' 9 9 9 9 7 7 7 9 9 9 ' 9 9 9 9 9 ' ' , . . 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 99 9 , ' ' . . 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' 7 7 7 7 7 ' 999 9 9 ' - i l 1 1 n I X' ll ' 30 BRENDA SUE FORSYTHE FHA I 2 3 Glee Club 3 DCT 4 CHARLES MARVIN FUTCH FFA 3 I DCT4 ROBERT TERRY FUTCH Basketballl 2 3 4 FFA 2 3 DCT 3 4 Pres1dent4 Beta Club 3 1 GERALD TRAVIS GAINEY FFA 3 4 DCT 1 LINDA ANN GASKINS FHA 2 Pep Club 3 ,Jumor Prlncess 3 Safety Patrol 4 Elementary Llbrary 4 Secretary 4 Homecomln ueen 4 DCT 4 Most Attractxve SAMMY WARREN GILL Band I 2 3 4 Spanlsb Club I 2 Glee Club I 2 Most Talented DeRITCH GREEN Beta Club 3 4 FFA 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Football 2 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 JOHN WILLIAM GREEN Student Councll 3 4 Beta Club 3 4 Class Vlce Presl dent 4 FFA I Most Intellectual JAMES TERRELL GREEN FFA I 2 3 4 Treasurer I Beta Club 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 Football 2 3 4 All Conference 4 Best Per sonalrty CHARLOTTE CAROLINE GREGORY Beta Club 4 Harmonettes 4 HENRY QUINCY HALL JR Beta Club 3 4 Basketball I Football I 2 3 4 Letter mens Club 3 4 All Conference 4 Track I 2 3 4 Capta1n4 JOYCE CHARLENE HARDY Band I 2 3 Vlajorette 2 Head Majorette 3 Beta Club 3 4 Glee Club Accompanlst I 2 FFA Sweetheart 3 FHA I Sweetheart Cand1date 3 Pep Club I Usher 3 Homecomm ueen Cand1date 4 DCT 4 VICE Pre 1 dent 4 Most Popular DUDLEY PRICE HARDY Football 2 Pep Club 3 Span1sh Club I ANDREW HALL HARLEY FFA 2 3 L1brary Club 2 DCT4 RHODIA HINES Glee Club I Band2 FHA I 2 3 Reporter2 JAMES C HOBBS Beta Club 3 4 Pres1dent4 Student Councll I 2 Na tlonal Forensle Leaoue 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 State Pole Vault Champlon 3 Basketball I 2 3 4 All Conference 4 Football 3 4 Most Atbletle Valedlctorlan JAMES FRANKLIN HOLLINGSWORTH II Transferred from Laurens South Carollna Sclence Club I ELSIE PENELOPE HOLLINGSWORTH FHA I Glee Club I 2 Secretary Treasurer 2 Annual Staff I Pep Club I 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Sweet heart Cand1date 2 Homecomln ueen Candldate 4 PATRICIA ANN HUMPHRIES Band I Majorette I Glee Club I Pep Club 2 Span1sh Club 2 FHA I Annual Staff Ad Edltor 4 Junlor Year Transferred to Holy Name Academy San Antonlo Florlda SILAS RANDOLPH JOHNS III Football I 2 3 4 All Conference 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Football Captaln 4 RICHARD JOHNS Football I Glee Club 4 Safety Patrol 4 W HAROLD C WALL AGENCY 1 f z, 1 -5 ,- J' HARRY H RABB, ,IR , MANAGER 77' 7 ' 97 71 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 1 7 . a a I 7 7 7 7 rr ' 7 ' Q. DQ 7 7 7 ,,'64 97 l7L7 ' J F I f . . 7 ' - 5 -3 . 7 7'7'7 7 7 7 7 1 J t. u 1. ' , . 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 777 - 9 7 7 n J I 0' 7 - 7 1 D I 'SL ' 77 ' Q 7 , - 7 7 7 7 7 ' 0- u 7 1 7 7 7 7777 7 29 7 . .44 '77. . ' . . 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 - - cs 99 - . . - 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 737 , 7 4- 7 7' ' . - ' ', 7 7 7 ' 7 7 9 7 7 ,. I . . .44 7' 47 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 , -GQ 7 Q ' u u , 7777 7 7 7 . ' . . . ' , . .44 - 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 . . ' . ' - 77 7 7 7 7 7 , . , 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 , . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 ' . . 9 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 - I 5 Y 1 -255' WALTER HENRY JOHNS semall I 2 3 1 Co Captam 1 Football I 2 Lettermens Club 3 1 Future Teachers Assoclatlon JLDITH ANN JIJDD Elementary Library Club 2 H1 h School Llbrary Club 3 Pre ldent 3 FHA 3 1 Pres1dent 1 DCT 4 HELEV DALE KELLY FHA I Student Councll 1 Safety Patrol 4 Class V106 Pre ldent 2 Sports Edltor Annual Staff 3 Beta Club 5 1 Pep Club 2 3 1 Cheerleader 1 Basketball 2 3 4 Captam 1 Senlor Sponsor 4 Most Athletlc JUDY LAYNETTE KELLEY Dramatlcs Club 3 1 Presldent 1 Beta Club 3 1 freas tlonal Forenslc Lea ue 4 Mo t Intellectual HERBERT PIERRE LaMEF Footballl 2 3 1 All Conference 3 4 Baseball 2 3 All Conference 3 Basketball I Lettermens Club 3 Beta Club 3 4 FR XNCES CARLEEN LANDRUM Clee Club 1 2 Pep Club I 2 FHA I Spanlsh Club 2 Annual Staff Club Edltor 4 FFA 4 Treasurer 4 Sweet heart Candldate 1 ,Iumor Year Transferred to Brenau Academy Gamesvllle Geor 13 LESLIE L LIBBY Art Club 3 4 DOROTHY LOPER LINDA LAVORN Llbrary 4 Pep Club 4 BRENDA CAROLYN MARTIN FHA1 3 4 Beta Club3 4 FTA4 DOROTHY ELIZABETH MASTERS FHA 1 1 VICC Presldent 1 H1 h School Llbrary Club 1, Secretary 4 VIARY AGNES MATTHEWS B Squad Cheerleader 2 Captam 2 A Squad Cheer leader 3 1 Captam 1 Football ueen Cand1date4 Pep Club 1 3 1 Head Usher 3 Prom Server 2 FTA 4 Edltor of FTA Yearbook 4 Edltor of Newspaper 3 Annual Staff Edltor 1 Annual Staff 3 1 FHA I Glee Club I Spanlsh Club 2 3 Secretary 3 Best All Around VIARGARET FAYE MAXWELL Beta Club 3 1 Pep Club 3 Glee Club I 2 MUSIC Clubi Vlost Talented CHARLES RAY NIAXWELL Cheerleader 1 Annual Staff 1 Beta Club 3 4 Boys State Representatlve 3 Pep Club 1 Head Usher 3 Frlendllest SAW DRA GAYLE MCPEAK Dramatlcs Club 3 Llbrary Club I 2 Art Club 4 FHA I 2 OLIVER JULIAN MIZELL FHA1 2 3 DCT 1 MILTON HENRY MOSHER Safety Patrol 3 1 Llbrary As lstant 3 4 MARVIN MOSLEY FFA1 2 3 Football2 PRISCILLA LUCILLE NICHOLS Beta Club 3 4 Correspondln Secretary 4 Pep Club 3 FHA I FTA 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Councll 4 Basketball Mana er 2 3 Class Treasurer 3 4 Senlor Sponsor 1 Most Dependable PHILLIP EDWARD MOBLEY Pep Club 1 3 FFA I 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Safety Patrol4 153' si Q Nav 2' 1 y 6 coLoN1AL FLORIST 1 1 'f Y ' 1 ' .6 , A 4, ,A DEWITT C Jowss N 3I l ' 1. , cc 11 - nc: 11 Bal , . ., A, - L, , , 3, , , . 1 . . , , '7A' f 111 L1 Q 1 1 1'1 1 1 1 v vw 1 1 3 ' lf. Z. . 1 11 1 1 u n u ' . I 45 ' Q rr 1 1 1 1 . V .h 7, '1 5 '1 '1'1 - 13 1 . - ' 9 3 . . 5 ' ' 1 1 '1 1 1 1 I I ' -.44 97 K. h. 1. -. 1 . K1 1 1'1 1 1 7'7 1 , - , 44 - 73 1 M1 1 ' s u 7 1 n I n , 4 L' L - A1 '1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 , urer 4g Debate Team 3, 4g Future Nurses Club 4g Na- N I ' W 1 A 1 1 - - , ca 77 or f' - C , S . 1 l 1 . ' l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , . . . . . . 7 7 ,4-7 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 ' T II 1 1 1 1 1 1 f' ' 1. . , 1 1'1 A' 1 1 9 es . . U. 1 1 rg ' . ,1, .S , . , . 1 1 1 ' ' Y Q , . . U . . 1 1 13 1 9 1 'Q 1 1 S 1 S 1 1 L'G4 77 . f. 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - ,t, . 'Q g 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 WILLIAM 'VIOODY Ban 1231 FHA24 SHIRLI X ANIN INORMAN Iran fund from lVI1dUll Florlda Safetx Patrol 1 Sweetheart Candidate l NIAURICE OVERSTREET Beta Club 3 4 DCT 1 THOMAS CALVIN PACE Baseballl 2 3 1 All Conference 3 Footballl 2 3 Basketball I Iettermen: Club 3 1 Serbeant at Arms Cass Ser eant at Arms 2 3 1 Baseball Captaln 1 Most Courteous LOIS CATHERINE PADGETT FHA2 3 DCT 1 GLENDA LYNN PARKER Bandl 2 3 Clee Club 1 FHA 2 3 1 Secretarx 2 Future Nurses Club3 DCT1 GEORGE LLOYD PATTEN JR Student Councll 1 Pep Club 1 2 Band I Beta Clu 3 4 VICE Pres1dent4 Prom Server 2 Baseball 2 3 Debate Team 4 Spotllght Club 4 Parllamentarlan Lettermens Club 3 4 NHIIOUHT Forenslc League 4 lVIost Llkely to Succeed MARA ANN PAYNE Glee Club 2 4 Spamsh Club 3 Beta Club 3 4 Dra matlcs Club 3 4 RONALD PERINT OLA MAE PHILLIPS FHA 1 Glee Club 1 CHARLES JAMES PREVATT Dramatlcs Club 3 Art Club 3 4 Presldent 3 Vlce Presxdent 4 Annual Staff Art Edltor 4 Spotllght Club 4 Parllamentarlan 4 Student of Mlnneapolls Academw of Arts 2 3 4 ELIZABETH ANN PREVATT Band I 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Parllamentarlan Z Presl dent 3 Glee Clubl RONAI D PRPVATT 'Vlllltarx duts la tseme ter HELEIN BERNICE PRIVETT FHA2 3 4 Glee Club2 3 DCT4 Reporter4 ALMA PRIVETT FHA 2 3 1 Trea urer 1 Llbrarx Club 3 Secretary 3 Clee Clubl DCT l ROBERT FRANKLIN RITCH Spanlsh Club 1 2 3 4 Reporter 3 Band 1 Llbrarlan 1 SCIENCE Clubl 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 VICC Pres1dent3 Annual Staff 2 3 Photo rapher 2 Ad Edltor 3 Glee Natlonal Forens1c Lea ue 4 Student Councxl 4 Presl dent 1 Newspaper Staff 3 Feature Edltor 3 Debate Team 1 Salutatorlan JAMES HAMILTON RITCH II Student Councll 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club I Spanlsb Club I Class VICC Pres1dent I Most D pendable ARMOND GLENN RIVERS Basketballl 2 3 4 Football 1 Baseball 2 3 4 FTA 4 LettermensClub3 4 Wlttlest JOHN ALLEN SHADD JR FFA 2 3 4 Attended State Conventlon 2 State Cham plon Swme Judger 3 Attended NBIIODHI FFA Conven IIOH 3 Presldent 4 Safety Patrol 4 ELIZABETH ANN SIMMONS Spamsh Club I 2 FHA 1 Secretary I Pep Club 1 2 Basketball 2 Glee Club I 2 Safety Patrol 4 Secretary 4 KIRBY SHI SMITH JR Football2 FFA2 3 4 DCT4 FLORIDA THEATER xx X .1 32 'lil I' , , , . ,., , ,., . , C -g , . mv, , rw n 1 1 . T S?--I . I 4 Z 1' F: 4 1 -1 ' h . ,.. l - . ll S A. 9'rg rg if I' e v:r'9 ' 'Q - . . :, lt fw, - - t-l: ' S A9 f if lt 5: - - . , , ' -: 3 ' 66 97 I 7 7 T 7 3 3 l I 91: 9 9 9 1 9 Club Ig Beta Club 3, 4g Dramatlcs Club 1, 2, 3, 43 . . U . . .- v 5 9 . 9 1 f 'I T 1 l 1 1 H y Q f 7 9 9 9'9 9 f'9 Y , ' A, ' S '- ' . . . ' : ' 2' . I 9 9 9 9 b . I K . .7 Q 44 9 ei ,, 9 4 ,,4z ,, 5 ' 9 , 42 ' 7 u . D u na - V 7 177 l ' ,, . . 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 U 9 ,Ac ' - 91 7 ? 9 ' 973 - 'Q 9 3 ' ., . 9 9 9 . 7 - f 3 '- g . ' ,a , 9 ,Q 7 7 9 2 ' 2 Z , S ' f ' 7 7 ' 3 9 99 - - SHI ANNE SNIITH Pep Club I 2 3 FHA 1 2 Dramatlts Club 4 Student Councll 3 1 Glee Club I Cla s Secretary 1 Annual Staff Cops Edltor 3 1 News paper Staff 3 L her 3 Frlendlle t GERALDINE STARLIING FHA2 31GleeClub2 3 TOVI CHARLES STALLINGS JR Class Vlce Presldent 3 Basketball I Baseball 2 4 Football 1 2 3 4 All Conference 1 Lettermens Club 3 1 Prom Server 2 Lsher 3 Safety Patrol 1 Most Popular ROLAIND THONIAS STERN FFA 2 3 1 Reporter 2 VICE Pres1dent4 Safety Patrol -1 Attended Natlonal FFA Conventlon Forestry Camp THOMAS WESLEY TATLNI Lettermen s Club 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 DONALD LEE TESTON Track3 1 LettermensClub 3 1 FFA2 3 SHIRLEY BARBARA THOMAS FHA 1 2 3 4 Llbrary Club2 3 JAMES E THOMAS Football I 2 3 4 All Conference 1 Lettermens Club 3 4 Pres1dent4 JOHNNIE BLAINE THOVIPSON FFA 2 3 Safety Patrol 2 3 Llbrary Club 2 3 DCT 4 Most Attractlve GLENN OWEN TOMLINSON Spamsh Club I 2, Band I 2, 3, 4 WINFRED EARL TONILINSON Football2 FFA 3 DCT4 ROBERT CLIFFORD UNDERHILL FFA12 3 1Trea urer3 DC11 SLSAIN FLORIINE WAIT Safety Patrol 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Pep Club 3 Senlor Sponsor 4 GERALDINE WEBBER Glee Club I 2 Llbrary I 2 Art Club 3 Pep Club 3 ALLEN BRADFORD WHITEHEAD FFA 3 DCT 4 CHARLES EDWARD WHITEHEAD FFA12 3 Football3 DCT4 IANIES ROBERT WHITEHEAD FFA12 3 4 Band12 34 DCT1 GEORGE BENNIE WILLIAMS Class Presldent 1 2 3 4 Beta Club 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Baseballl 2 3 1 Football 2 3 1 Spamsh Club 1 Prom Server 2 Usher 3 Boys State Representatlve Best All Around GEORGE YOL NG JANET MAE ZIKE Pep Club 4 President 1 Glee Club 4 Presldent 41 Sweetheart 4 Best Personallty Transferred from Green Cove Sprln Florlda GOTTFRIED BRANDES Track 4, Transferred from Hollywood, Florlda DEWITT L JONES FUNERAL HONIE .. 1' . 1 ..-I I S 1 ' r. If 'S .Q lS -I s. - -'-1 , S. 1 ,,,'. S -I 1. .-.'l .1. , . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 L . . ' 1 1 1 111 ' 1 - 1 1 1 ' K1 a I -Y u r get ,, 7, , D ' 1 1 1 1 1 - Y l IT I I 1 1 1v' 1 . 1 , , , 11 1 1 1 11 11' I 1. . A , 1111 1111 ' 1'1 1'1 1' . . , l 1 1 1 1 1 1 777' 7' 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 ' . a Q , 1'1 1 1 1 1 ,ca 11 1 ' ' L u 1 ' . Z' Y 1 1 1 1 1 l,l, u , 1 '1 1 1 . - ' , cc -11 1 1 1 1 7 7 Q f.55 ' ,7 1 v . gg 1 ce, . ,ls Senior Class Officers 8 X X ai x XR O ,Ji 1 SEATED, left to right: John Green. Shi Anne Smith, Bennie Williams, Presidentg Patsy Nichols, Calvin Pace. Seniors Take Over for City Officials Each year at Bradford High School recognition is given by the Senior Class to a few of its outstanding members for their achieve ments or unique personall ties Because we do not have a theater marquee lar We e n o u ff h to display their names nor a crane to llft them off the Ground so that all might see we have dedi cated the next few pages to them I, QL Whxle Benme our Beit All Around male Ie domv hm Qwhtsee1nff ua the raxl Best All-Around MARY AGNES MATTHEWS BENNIE GEORGE WILLIANIS Nlarx AffneQ our Best All Around law Is trax ehng the world x 13 F1rst Clags sftgmi were Q' 2 wfiflifr 2 5? 4' 3 www 4.0- 4 wr f 'Qi fa? rfffwgls A .. . . A x X q . 1' I. E, 4 ' E-, 2 . . . 5 S . - i . 3 Q . . - -A f115:,'ff?.,j,f.4g'-1 A 1: firglffigis 1 .- . 7 ' Q 1 T ,S , W L 2 Nc ' K I ,f f I Qs... Yf' -. - sgiixkz 1 ,Q L ,, .it ,iL.A J ., , 5 ' , , Aff 4 A , uf A ' .V if rQg,g,f': 1 1 'S f E A , fr A if , A A A .fn M K b K 1,131 if.-S , ,ggdflil -X V f A . f ran-Q mfr fn- if , 6 kggfgxp- 5-. 1',,5kL..xMA,f5 ' , fm -my Ta ffkr'-A S X W ' z 3,fg,,Q,:TSg.wfg.e I A A 'lbiixsgwiwfig-fri'51' T A , f - ' ' vff.s1L24'T15Q gifs-if.rTfA' ' ' A A ' V , , ag ff' fry 2 .32 A 4 , A Q XY ,x :L 4 , , J ,L A-, ,qr , Q 1 ag, :,1fg.4r3': A' ' gg . . . 7 1: aigfffxi, 'f X M g,gr.4,rg 'i '. ww wiftf.fi?f! A V A '- J 1, gi my yifwfr A A 1 ' ' 'Bti'-ear1x5SiY.'5friss' se' , an if ,i'nYQ2sf1T'?'1'f if 5 ' V A .ipS1l'-qi,ffiiiifk 'ff'i,1:l2fz 1 A-fmff 'if , 1 we 15 .5 il?-3' ' ' f - 4, - ,M fag? - D . - K.. ' Z. - Most Popular JOYCE CHARLENE HARDY TOM CHARLES STALLINGS Popularity is an amazing thing. It makes the telephone ring and rin M7... Qu Q S., . 1 f f g.' I ,wg 1. f '0 l f Y.. Tommy has callecl Charlene for a date Tun xx eeks IH ads ance 0 he nun t be too late Best Loolcmg LINDA ANN GASRINS BLAINP THOMPbON Blame IS 1nQp1rc d In Lmda 5 beauty He S Iuoky mdeed to pamt such a Cutle But Lmda IS happy and well she should be To pose for an artlst as handsome as he 4-t llkelx to -ufreed thex sax ut 4 Lu 1 ne m dlilf-flfPIllNNZ1N Barbara Q applfa max brmff he r wealth But GQ rffc 1 thmkmf' 4 f hl heath mf XV! Most Lzlcely to ucceed BXRBARX JLIJIIH BXIL5 CPORFF IIOXIJ PXFTPN V' My in 1,i9'?l 'A 555 PAEW ,W 55455, f 1 de' 1, ,Mei L. gg 1 My , f aqrfw, gh. 15? 5'9 ff ttf fb :Ewing Q 1. fasw vi? U 7 s '?42 ugA,,2J 'W sf fs W inggsiw T Lf,-if in iff ff!! W fa, ii I iv 'Y QT? A ' A - - I - J I J . 3 ,A 5 . , .Q . 4 ,,.k l 4 a Q MA K 1 U , - war W 2f.',.' ,,,2f,?M2.':5f.4f f:-.-gf 'wf5EW'V:1,f- ' ,wi ' ,J , A ,Q , ,,,, , , V .m5,p::,:..1 :wa-f-M. -lm w,L1 w4k, 5 f, ff - , ' M , A f 1 ' H ' - , .wfuykafvf5m'f,g,-,V A 'uw K 1 ' a y -A -- H '5w2sy,Lwm, zwesfy' fr M V .x A f A . M. .. b f' Q , 'x I1 MQ '1iz1,,g: - , K 'in if-filglf. A ,- ' ' ' Wfzmfaf , 1 we: , ,512-',-W 1 W' gf'3ff?i LE mf ki N. I N A m Q H57 N. f fgzfyi, A V , mwfggfk fzwm' ' W ' n Q i 'WMM V' , , ' fr' s , 'zgfiikw ' B .1 U , . , ,I in, A ,, ' ' 1 ' Y ff' Y ' C ' ' 'mflkl' '4 - 'Q ' ' 'N '3i'fz2l, 4821 ' :,,2,,M,g7AV if . I' y XZ f .,,,l,,W VV Most Athletic JAMES COLUMBUS HOBB5 HELEN DALE KELLY ,r- The worm has turned on our athletes outstandm Jlm wants to Golf but Helen S demandm That he ba1t her hook so she can 0 f1Sh1f1 But It s a hole 1n one for WhlCh he 15 w1sh1nD FAYE MAXWELL SANINIY CILL Most Talented 1 ma tc r the tru tlx a And sshlrlm the Hula hoop reallx li neat But talent other than the e thes are IJOQIII -Xre the rea on uhx Samms and Faxe haxe been chown SHI ANNE SNIITH FTLGTLCZILQSI RAY MAXWELL aff, 9. JW .W The frlendllest are Shl and Ray Thelr smlles lt seems are here to stay And they seem to be on qulte a spree W1th the plcklns from the1r money tree Best JANET ZIKE TERRELL GREEN Personality The hest personality. as you know, Belongs to those who are always aglow. Janet and Terrell fit this designation, And so they were chosen without hesitation. Wzttzest VIARTHA DAYTON ARWIOND RIVERS Double Double Toll and Trouble Armoncl burn Armond bubble Martha has hlm ln a stew But Armond s wlt w1ll pull hlm thr OU XX Ski SSRI Most Courteous CALVIIN PACE LYNDA CHAPMAN Cal IS from South of the Mason Dxxon lme And 15 certalnly courteous most of the tlme Lynda forblves hlm for Shlfklll h1S duty For hlS mmds on h1S readm and not on thls cutle i JIN XIX Rlli H Most Dependable P X155 NICHOLS li' - I ltv and Jnnmx 'uf uh IM nchlrlf 1111 I r nm 1 ite lmu t t 1 In '1 Im Ill dock ha udclenlx one xc-lx ame 4lAv ,.Z , . .A mv A, 1 I e. M N A e i. , V - V , is N V 1 A QM , 773514. Y L - L I 5. Af Ns, ' 'L'-z -f . '1. . But Pu sy 5001119 lu lu- in mlm-sl air. Jin I 'slz - 1.110-S110 1 Line. 7' 'S' ss . ,K Most Intellectual JYDY KELLEY JOHN GREEN l YW .gl I norame 1 bll 5 but these tvso don t know It Ex en lf here lt appears that thex show It john and Judx are mtellectuallx Quperlor 1xYlflff'ffdlHlN ufuldn t be Longldc red mfr-rlor 'me E W 4 - if g,. --cl ,L-S. 'L' ' Alf f A 1 A vi ff 1 4 S f ,gl ? M i 11 ,, fr pw . fiim, , E X i N K F O v .sf rf' 'v'f?fl , X lt's a hectic hill to climb. this steep ascent In Seniorship. One with all the worries. frustrations. and science projects conceivable. But just when you give up all hope. the going is macle easier hy the helpful hamls you encounter along the way. A helpful hint given you hy a teacher. a donation or an acl from a husinessman, the purchase of a pie hy a casual stranger at a cake sale. the Aw you clicln't expect in Eng- lish: all help to make these years good ones. And when at last the summit is reached and the goal is in sight. the accomplishment will be even more satisfying when you real- ize that the hard work was very often offset by the good times. Then suddenly there you will he-a senior! z'.,., wiv, ,.. 'S MH-.. 1 Q 2 ,V , Joe Adams t, Janet Adkins -- A f Gordon Allen Dorothv Anderson X'I' A W 5? Www fr- rzv , 1- ' f , F., X UQ- Pat Anderson A q 'Q - Bill Bessent M if - . 5 ,lean Bradley M' i .Q 3' Randall Bradley 1 if fills: 5 .:,,.Q i f gf f t iiiff' Juniors! Steve Broadway , Richard Cain Robbie Capps ,lean Carter 'MQ' , sf' N W ff: W-.L H J., V Y 'N' M if tt..-f ' The Tornad Taking another step upward toward 'that glorious 4'Senior Year are the junior class officers. They are, left to right: Hank Graham, Vice Presidentg Bobby Shannon, Presidentg Tom Jackson, Treasurerg Mike Reddish, Sergeant-at-Armsg Suzanne LaMee, Secretary. K'-NM -WW .sf Wlww K ff V,,.+f-N' jl'l-'? F of ru 6 1960 ! gy X I xi ,4 tariff' N' ..f.f SEYMOUR'S PHILLIPS 66 and DEWITT C. JONES f ' -+ 'ri in 209 x S..- ,K 2 Y? Tlmrnas Carter Sur- llllilSIlll!l ,lzlllivv Cllt'S5CI' Tlmniais Clark V, ii llc-lurvs f.lm'crSetll1' Y lill llugflill ,laniwv Conner lXllllllf'l'!l Conway CllllI'lf'Ilf' Cowart James Cowart Lonnie Craft Annie- Crows 1 5' ,A an 'X i lk 73. 3 r f a, 1? ff john Davis Margaret Dinkins Dir-ky Dixon john Dodd Virginia Eavfls Larry Elder Charles Ellis Nia rv Lou Ifrl ward px , gn R H E9 lf Q. R 'Q' . EM ., if Mary Harley Billy Helsalwck Sonia Hunter Bennie ,lavkson Lane Javksnn Tom Jackson Janice Jarvis Markley Ann Johns Janet Johnson Ruby johnson Faye Johnson Freida Kimlmler HARDY BROTHERS MOTOR COMPANY :ia V- 'X --1 'f f V . jr K . ' .555 aff? 'VL' l ,ffiig , :Q 1-fft. fa.. f if f ,mf - v,---W , , tsieaf' 'z fi2 'N 'rf- Q, ,..--.NW A 1 .J K. f, ,r 5 R 2 1? 'grew-'ifif my: ' 1,1Zf.'PfQ4n ' Ir, 5 f r' V X Virginia Gaskins Hulbert Glnznnes Vernon Glisson Hank Graham Linda Gayle Green Mary Ella Green Doyve Grilfis ,lemme Griffis Eflwarcl Griffis Annette Hamilton Fretla Hartlee Dolores Hardy Prom Funds g T Julius Kmsatvh Suzanne- l,aNIw Pearl Lavelmdfxr jimmy IAIWSUII William LLIWSUII Judy lA'N2lMf9l' B1-Hy :Xnn Lf-mis Hremlu IA-mis ,Iusepll Lluy fl bPUI'S1tf1JIl Massey , Spanky Nlclfndun ' Carolyn Nl1'I.vucl and Decoratzorzs -- fr , . J Y I .lf - H I, ff' 1 x V, AW Q4 , W ' . ' ' ff' 'AZ ' 1 Q AJ. .- .4 .. , 3' ff:ZQ , I P , f 7 ,::'-T' lfix ,ms , . ing 5 . zlz A E' 5 f:ilI'Ult' XI4'R11c Lf-unurfl xltlfhfly Hill Nlumly fllurlu Xlmuv ble-nn Xlmwe Huy xlnfgilll lim-utlmy Xt,'WIH21Hs Harp Nm-gvl Lau rf-nw Xllflllilll Limla Nnfllliill Juhn Nu'-xw1'il1y William ffllura XIORI KN ISXRISPR AND BI-.KLM 4, -A,, Way'ne Sapp Betty ,lean Schmitt Douglas Seymour Bobby Shannon Steve Simmons Bob Smith Dick Smith Linda Smith Harry Stallings ,luanita Stalnaker Delores Starling Vonda Starling CHARLIE E JOHNS INSURANCE AGENCY fi? Ybgt, 'sr , ' if S iii J Marcia Padgett Patricia Paclgctt Virginia Parrish Lynn Perint Harriett Powell Harold Prescott Glenda Raulerson Gwencloly n Raulerson Frances Reaves Mike Reclclish Perman Roberts Linda Kay Sale Final On the Road to iff? emories john Ste-ph:-ns Sara Jo Sprwm Ricky Sunrh-rlund Harm-5 'lwunm-r ' N. . .4 fa ' 'll-m rf-: if ey' A 9 I Huh tl ldlllltl X ,z I r K IA-v Tc-rnplv , 1 - H f xml fl N in tl ni Alma Thorntnn Cinuvr 'hnrrn Judy Thornton Hn' ld Tvuf 1 ,7' 1 1 ' PQ . . r- 1- ,arlvc Ihm is 1 E. 9 V j. Mary Katherine Yvainwright Barbara Vvard Martha Wblrlon V .V John Vivhisenant 43 VV,,,r A V. , sw, ,, f 2 A f mf lr 3' 'j A M Marjnrif' Whitehead L 34 .EVM - Paul Vfilkiaml Q f ' gg, Ne-ll Wwittiahms 1 4' ' , I V ffrank Vt illiams 3 ,W I wait E, V' Y irginia Frm If-r ' 'S Za! 'Uk NLXDE G85 LUNIPANH an WINKLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Anita Alvarez Greta Alxilrwfz Nlarty Hales Eugene Barnes Xurnia lean Bell loan Bennett D1-an lllavknell Rodney Braniforcl Gerald Brantley ophomores! 9 , 4 ,t lirnc-Stine Brown ' ii ' Glinclu llrmsn ', Eddy llrmsn 1 1, , t '. L. 3 1 4' f vm, .,,., w E rf. M 1, rrr ff if -Q-: if Class of 1961 ,, ' ,xr T g ' 'U v llessie Mau: By rd Dora Lee Carter f 1 V Z' 'f ' 1 1:5 K' .I .sw U55 'Q r. 4 3 fi, :f W 4 ,f Leaning on the display case in the library pon- dering what next for the sophomore class are the tenth grade class of- ficers. They are, left to right: Jimmy Malone, Vice Presidentg Sally Sink, Treasurerg Tom Bo Smith, Presitlentg Johnny Forsyth, Secretaryg John Miller, Sergeant-at-Arms. FLORIDA BANK AT STARKE , .22 I, O., 7 1 ? .-4 A fs. , 1 I i fr . ' . Roy Clemons 7 7 if 3- A ' Lee Cogrdill ' Ellis Coleman ' if V if if Rohhin Coley 1 ffv ll Bill Collins Marion Cottle Linda Cox Ronald Crawford Vivian Crawford Beverly Chapman Jerry Chesser Sylvia Childs Kay Christmas Lane Clark 4? . lr- I X .-fvvf. Q f 4 F if 3 Sandra Craven m 3' H M I Merrill Crawford a.' ff Allen Crews New Classes Marshall Crosby johnny Df-Vore Larry Devrick J. C. Dixon Billv Doc,-kstader Margaret Douglas Douglas Cruce Dorothy Dayton Kay Dennis Mike Denton WELLS ELECTRIC SERVICE I Ronald Crosby M3 Mary Dugrger Richard Dugger Raymond Durban Robert Edmondson Emory Eunice John Farkas James Fender Diane Firth Bill Flakes Mike Flynn ll Johnnie Forsyth Johanna Fowler J Gary Farber Ralph F utch Sam Gardner Julian Glisson Alice Faye Green Football Barbara Green Joanne Green and Basketball I Julian Green Nathan Green Sidney Griffis Patricia Harper Glenn Harrell Kay Hart George Herl Katie Lee Hicks Linda Hildebran KEYSTONE STATE BANK ,I Mr, ax , Fx' P ,- 3' IM ' ' , 7 4 V H, ,My ' in ww' Faye Vlerver john Miller Lyncla Gayle Leslie Moss Betty Olive Hoody ' fb Q i'i X ' ,UI s n . . N ll? ' 42 '5 41' Sara Ann Osborne Donald Page Vernon Parmenter Patricia Parramors , if I .-. Q- L. ,.,,. ,, X' s in Billy Parrish Wayne Parrish Grady Pauley vs: y i 4:-' 8 in l f x 1 'Q V, x ' , z W. 5-ii 'Y f W 5 f lf 11 f' 2 df' N:-W fl uit Danny Phillips 1' 57' , ' is .5 V .,':' Fred Penclarvis if' V.,.:i Carolyn Perry Bill Powell Leonard Prevatt George Privett 9' at ,fi y Rf A W i f ' . J if wflf n ll , Neil Phillips Q? 9, Q ag x Janice Purdee Arthur Redding Doris june Ricks Marlene Rowe C limaxed Our Sophomore Year Barbara Salmon Betty Jane Salmon Pat Sapp Sally Sink Denise Smart GEM JEWELRY x Q 1 ,Q 2 - at Bradford High School Freddy Wilkison Amelia Williams Charles Williams Steve Wyilliams Gloria Williamson Rosetta Todd Hilda Warren Sandra Whitehead Don Vifidegren Gene Wiggins CITY BARBER SHOP en Fd A Sylxia Starling 4 Wo1'rciy' Strickland Kathy Struth Percy Sullivan xi. , W Annette Thomas Donald Thomas Buddy Thomas Bill Smart Jo Smith Tom Smith Carolyn Starling: Joy Starling Franklin Tomlinson David Waite Mike Walrath Terry Walters Eugene Underhill Geraldine Varnes Q3 , S, Vt, ffl: if ' .ia -if a n iw' it Carol WILLIAM'S JEWELRY yn Gloria Sara J ack Vickers Williamson Woodburn Wynn Autographs STUMP'S DEPARTMENT STORE ,Iohn Adams A' ZHALI Edward Adkins W f Q2 jg , Eddie Akridqe .i l V ,.V1 i in 5 I I Lloyd Arlene ai is Q. ' is Don Alvarez fd s 1 + .m1ff'51v:ij4fi'MfA' 6 2 ' X f 5s' 1 1f:f1f?!eai'?,frxf?r2f4Zz Faye Alvarez Gloria Anderson Robert Anderson Gayle Andrews William Barber 0 fm 5. aiu ij' 1 l ii- i ,J -vm fy, c ,-:,? .4g,l4 1 X ' if A 2 5 ig David Barnes .- H Nathan Beck 3 ,V., -V . , , ,l ' 9 Charles Bias 3 .,,,f :,, ' 3 A ,lane Bigham ,,, ,A Barbara Blankenship W 5 : , - ' 5 A1 ' .l:, V rr-eff ff' ff' if si r if F reshmen! Class of 1 962 Shown making plans for another freshman activify M are the ninth grade class officers. They are, left to right: Janet Nichols, Ser- geant-al-Armsg Dianne Colson, Treasurerg Mike Darby, Vice Presidentg John Adams, Presidentg Carol Ward, Secretary. LOCAL FINANCE OF STARKE 'x,, 'EQ' 9? :Lrs?'2'? ' fm f Bobby Blumfielrl Dale Bradley Douglas Brantley Linda Brookins Homer Bryant Barbara Jean Carter Monroe Carter Morris Carter Ronnie Cason Tommy Cason Loretta Childs Carolyn Chilson Dollie Chitty William Carter Joyce Clark Arthur Clark Wlana Crawford Charles Crews Wenclell Crews Carlene Coleman Virginia Coleman Wanda Coleman Dianne Colson Betty Ann Conner Louise Cowart Elaine Crosby Nat Hankel Mike Darby Barbara Davis Angelino Dicandio Civics, Algebra, Spanish s 13' ' is Y ' , '75 7 V xl' fir 1 'Q A M. as 5 kryk 5777 V 31' 2- ,.:: K M iii in I W4 ew fig ,pgp-4 Q use lm 1 ' L QW. A Year of Study Roger Dixon Romesa Dodd .Iuanita Drawdy Susan Easter Gene Edwards Butch Elder Wayne Farr Donna Faxon Mike Foster Butch Fox John Fuquay Iris Ann Gainey Linda Gainey Pat Garner Tom Gay johnny Geiger Sylvia Glisson ,loalyce Graham Janice Green Martha Green Lawrence Griffis Martha Griffis Evelyn Griffiths Mona Gunter James Hall Robert Hall Henry Harrell Ronnie Harrell Dorothy Hardy Jerry Hansen WASHETERIA - HOME LAUNDRY lfwrfi 1 'Q y , mi? , , V J if lZ , ' 1 lx S.. S. . ,..f1. y 4 , , gp Z 1 f 4 S , ., I X fililisfi :iQf'57,G 3113 'W - . y , 6 A7 f' lfif -4 ' r ev ef if .r ee l-f',, f Wfzaf. 1 x l ALVAREZ TRANSFER AND STORAGE Bill Hall Way'ne Harper Shirley Harper Peggy Henderson Pat Henry Marilyn Hernwall Elbert Hersey Faith Hodges Arthur Holliday Bettie Hollis Charlie Hopper Tommy Huggins Lyman Hunter Louie Johns George Johnson Jimmy Johnson Hazel Jones Eugene Jones Lenox Kelly Carolyn Kelly Wesley Keltey Charles King Robert King Way'ne Kinney Bill Klondes Dale Knight Elaine Knowles Danny Lamh Marie Leach Gennieve Lee B-S gg so W J W, Q 3' J ,.ii jx . .. IN, 'at 14 . Jil il' 1 J i -. sf J I it 7,.,,,XK K. J i .f X J if M, I 3 quad Games and Dances 1 If ja y A Year of Fun' ,lohn Lee Wars Ann Lon Martha Lon Harry Loper PHIFICIH Loudon Mar IC Luke Bernle McGee Dewayne McRae Donald Ma yar1 lrwln Martm Chester Wood Percy Moody Bllly Moody Sandra Vloore Geor e MOFIISOH Shirley MOIFISOH Vlctorla Mosher Geor 13 'Vlae Mosley Franklln Nazworth Ralph Nettles Janet Nlchols Buddy Noe el Carl Norman Mary Norman Wanda Norsw orth Bllly North beorce Osborne Grady Overstreet Edu ard Padgett GENE LONG TAX ASSESSOR in-U 'ita- tr 'Y il V' -un 03 GI -'P'-fm ggtillwqa- 'hm-1 J fll Q1Wll M! as 03m ww' 'H-mg, Z 'vi' X X 'h w 'ans if? 'QQ ff xA T -nr- O , 4 ' S V n' ' 1 VV g . - VV tzl! f V VV V I V V VV 6 ,5 'A g fa. , ,S T V VA V Rf ,, VV ' A V 42. - - VV,V ,V V 'Q , ' Ulf , ', ' . f . 5 , L . f - if r f-a Q mi , , X ,V ,QV as V l if M 3 'V at ., . V V ,, ', r V yi ' 2 ,y,,: L U. V V V ,V Av , V I V , V -4 2 , A v, ,QIZVVA , V V N, V, 'S Q' V V',:V, YQ .V V VVVV S ' V, H Il , 'r ' M W' l -. cl' , 'lll V Q 1 -' ll lg V. 2 A V, V: V VV: tVt,Jf.VVV V .,A. , V . VV V V, fr T cuff. ng? ...va L. , A 11 ' M et 1 JoAnn Mobley f, ,,,. ' AVA: V E , 5 V .Vg , V , VVV VVV ,. VV .E . 1 V V Q I -,.-v'- VV AV V V ' , .- z Y V gh X ,X A fl , X V x -,V' ?'yV,V V ' 11.2, in 4 tl la t I ,VV V J tl f-lids f V . ' ,V VVV17.: is V in V , VV N., - V .- f t ' g . V V V VV V VV, A V VV . . 1 15 r 7 M VV V V 5 5 U' - f ga, ltt . , ' , D V 1 ,Vg Q V f Z , , VV , ,J . V l . ft I ' ,,f t K f X ,ah V V N ,- 5-, . 7 ,J , I V. V, ,Q V V v, -s . VV? , a fa, . Q V . ,VV VV. Q VV 1, V -Q , , i ,' VV , ,,r,V, I XV , V L , V 'jx . V ' EV V , I ,, ' . .IVV V ,V-V gf' zgipgz 7, i V f f , , i f gf? ' nf ,V l . fr Y 'fff .l . IA f fr ., f ' '5 V f . N , V 3 N My V A , y , VVV V , VV VV V ,.. :VN l X A y ,V , VY , VVV .H , V H 1' , iv f il - , I -, f' My A f 1 ,W 1- 6.1 V A :M V V i , , V . V 1 V X 1,115 . Q VVVV , A 45 7V tt F2 ff ' I ' 'B f .fel o' 'X f: O 1 ' H ' 15,1 , --1-f W '9 9 ,NGK My H Norma Lee Padgett Beecher Payne Carolyn Pellum Phyllis Prevatt Denny Ramos Laura Raulerson Joann Reddish John Reddish John Register Clifford Rhoden Rosalie Robinson Sandra Solano Joe Sapp Dorothy Savage Virginia Scott Harold Seymour Mary Schmitt Barbara Shadd Medford Shealy Sandra Shealy Carolyn Shannon Marilyn Shannon William Silcox Susan Slade Gloria Smith Franklin Starling Robert Starling David Sunderland Nancy Sumner Nettie Sweat KEYSTONE DEPARTMENT STORE Stairsteps to Our rg y 'r.: 1 Q ., S T r- a ' Quinn' V ., V x ' wg x i f I l Ti J' Af 5 Txx, 'fdwl Z gl r , 2 V. i+',5E? M SHQW 4Q nr 15? 1 min. .6323 -f fTf Qfi iii? t . T a1re-' my swf i ' S -T Vlyu 1, 'fin i 'C C T R pf T it 4 ' T T if 31,1 A ,-.T my , N v, , , 3? ri. Mw,f9Q .Ji ' E, f if i,alffT,zT4i2mE .- a T ,K A . C ., yy c r T E Q A K , T it t rcr iiii: 3 fi 5 if. E i if it rw-,T ff . 'Q My QS' ophomore Year! Terry Terrell Lonnie Tetstone Theresa Thomas Linda Thomas Eleanor Thompson Joseph Thornton Argent Tomlinson Charles Torode Gaile Townsend Donna Trawick Judy Underwood Robert Voorhees Carolyn Wainwright Betty Lou Wainwright Carolyn Ward Annie Warren James Warren Linda Wasdin George West Barbara Whitehead Gerry Widegren Irwin Williamson Gwendolyn Wynn V -Gr , eh dis: IM at if A is We 2 . A H o H5 41 '4?' L iii? Qf V or if '21 51 , E WT rl I F 4' T' ' I. ,9 C: V 'N -ff' . 4 AS . . . 1 Gb fi y -if 'ii rg V V far 1 I ',VL,.- ,' . ,, ,fffjf?f' . Q , f .Vai - fl! Wi J exalw : ,f ' -... .4 THE BARRY'S RESTAURANT T ,M 1 .J THE TEMPLE 'NIOTEL-STARKE Daniel Alvarez Thomas Anderson Tommy Andrews Edythe Armstrong James Barber Arlen Bias Linda Blackwell Edward Bryan Thomas Buby Barbara Cadle Betty Carter Leonard Catapano Glenda Chesser Edward Christinas Hazel Coleman Kathryn Conklin Clairnell Cooper Barbara Corbin Timothy Crawford Donnie Crews Ei 'hth Grade- Class of 1963 mul. fif ,Ulla f , , , A, X ,,. ,fy Q In if Q, Q, 2- 'H li V598 'Y' f A ff? ef' Q riff FA if if IG fi .Q is of I Meeting in a corner of the library-perhaps pre- paring for another Tor- nado Whirl Skit-are the eighth grade class officers. They are. left to wright: Wanda Wall. Treasurerg Jim my Summerlin, Vice Presizlerztg Harriet Good- man. Presidentg Mathew Criffis. Sergeant-at-Armsg Lois Kaufmann, Secretary. ax v J 'N ,lil M fa ,hz I Ng feel ' , K f ,Ak I. A QQ' 1:73 3rd Place in . . . erson xi,1alZ:iQfurEk5x:ilxl!5 r 'Q - Q .1 Name - , D Q, 1 4 . 1: A ,Q- f ' ' 2. 12 917' . .wick ff- K ...J 1' F Dm i i i.11 . - ' xiii: Dinkius ' 3. . 5' on Yhillliy 631635 Dwvflmg ' :ip - G . E , - ., D0ug,l35 V' A O llsilgae Dukes W jr 1 , Ladfeagliwafds f, ' Saw Ann EVP N If' Va 4 1 , 'K' il, M 5 , f m , ,X Q , , Mi cms HOME APPLIANCE Pat y For ythe Judy Gibbs Everett Glisson Harriet Goodman Shirley Green Jacque-lin Griffis Jimmy Griffis Mathew Griffis Wilbur Grover David Haines Judy Haizlup Clarisse Hilliard Sandra Hull Alxin Howard Theron Hunter Daxid Ingram Bill Jackson Barbara Johns, Johnny johnson Doffars Jones 11- E J Tornado Whirl . . . 3 . ani! . , 1 ws Kaulllfchame .M Bafbsfagifkiand 'ff 2. C 'Q if Mewmliouba 'V 3 ' ' 5 'Q .1 GBYY Lamotee , M . 'S e i - gl W 1 , .si Wayn gi i .. ' i- my H ,C fs' X 53 ,Q si C 1 Ai ' C N 'f in ' I 1 Gene Langley if , L I GXCH Lili Q ' ' ' C Linda Lazenbee is f K N 3 A. Q nw . f 9 Q ,, is . Pamm won , If , I ll E H J .I 5 ii - 211 G ' gg, 'W , 5233 9 R A ,-Q 'f ti E . . rx V K A WT. -:gags Xiircexa 33353 sf 3-is 5. v'g !i41- 4 Nanci' Mamghartln fri' ' in is Q v . ,sv 2 f- na. el Gale ,fifafsi i n fe J , 1 :VU 1 if GJ I C Ar C C ' e ii C , M i i' , fi .i , I 1 'V ' if M C. if f A 7 , or .-irm if ,Q ,W ' 1 E 1 i f- K Q 'Lf' r H 1 515 s 'M 'Y 'X Cookie Mathews Eddie Matthews .lack McComb Cornelia McGee Billy Melson Eloise Mercer Johnny Mac Mercer Richard Miller Henry Mizell Dianne Mobley Carolyn Moody Sharon Moore Judy Morgan Sylvia Morris Bonnie Nazworth Ray Nettles Philip Nichols Steve Nipper Larry Noegel Carolyn Norman A- is y y , M , s siii . :r fi 4 2 K, 15 2: .,hkk jf Qi In -- - ' f -.f sf fx L ,g f gs 'ff -'is s '-,. ' , '- fe f' 2 Q ' 'Y Q fff zv A ' A ' 'f -. A, Y gggfrv ,Ly ,. ll N' l ,. ,J A Lg if auf Parties ' L 7 tx ' S 'pf N 5 ' W i l' fl and Homework ' nail Wwuafu Nori- ' Patricia gnlanan . , s, mtv 0'2W.,, 7, A ' limmt' V gtlaictl W 5' 5 a ' Kennelll -f 6 4 fr l A kv T S tisznrm Q 4 Px.axx1ivRYjg:j1n i ii igiriliglniali Register 'Lx .Q :F H W 3 ' ui 'V I ,lg flax Q., R Q xy ' ll M f Bonnie Ruse Carloi Row la t M 'V Chewl Rilvnx. ,S . ' 3' Burnell San: t Q1 K ? I U , . - nf ,Q Q A , cg, Q f X i 4 ' 5 ,X . 1 'J as ' . 1 l ii 4 1. ' . Q K V 4 1 I Carol Searing N I A Angela Siemer r' J Y , if I M3 A cl' Patricia Silcox 4' .ifif ,ft :'V V , f f Erma Smith Lf fi tr .limn1Y Smith ' ' l ff 1 ., Wayne Smith . I 'V Marshall Starling I ' ff Va n X 6 Clarence Stewart , ' 1- , I 'i V ,V ' 1 Jimmy Summerlin ,K Q ff r ' x A If Patsy Sweat ' T A ' ' z 4 . . T,,,' f ,- Vx -,'. 4 3 ' T ' Q t xsilib f N Mary Terrell Sonny Tetstone Patsy Ruth Thomas Stanley Thomas .limmy Thornton Ollie Thornton Velma Underhill Wanda Wall Lynwood Walters Carol Warren gb '59 fl MQW Whirl! , www , . San: Wen I :WI A Ytetm Wyme Ymayer , 1 Thu .7 f f 1 10, y Q 5 , Sameswhegyer M, I I M A A . Lv ww ff ' .5 -L J! X X I If ll 7, v K ix W hr 3 , , cv A 1 X , ng- Ewa' g W ff Ifigizf ' ' N, , . ,ly Q- I lf y if WMM QQ g ' 'wiv ' A ff Autographs 7,9616 33332195 Xbeff gg g3Xx05'5on 09933 W awww .AQCY . ' . V CAY'S HOME APPLIANCES A 'W' ' 9 is L . -1-, New to Bradford High this year, the seventh grade class officers soon discov- ered how to use the library and perform the duties of their office. They are. left to right: Bish Bishop, Sergeant-at-Armsg Andy Strickland, Vice Preszdenlg john Williams, Presidentg Marcia Haynes, Treasurerg Martha Susan Rilch, Secretary. ,fa BULLINGTON S GIFT SHOP 'I 5' gf ,I , y afi L A , is Mg f Q V , i ,VJ ' Q i' , 5 , X W l Jfffir ' 1' ' V a lm Donnie Bagwell 'i ,' Thomas Ballard HfL'ZZ2'1lf,iiE?n tv V I Harold Bishop Vi firing Wg - A 5, - W f tw ri A ,. 1:- ' ,ir-I , P. J :si 4 if-if f A A -'wx' A, . xf':'2'c Barbara Bradley Suzi Broadway Lorene Broughton Linda Bishop Emory Black Mary Bollinger Franklin liunne Seventh Grade- Class of 1964 lt Mark Adkins Faye Allen Linda Alvarez Jimmy Alvarez Larry Anderson June Anderson -1 P!-'V , 'Q' wi 4 En. 1 1 J IFE 2 kb.-P-an fy 2 ,, , W R 'V tx 2? 1 , 'W A f e iidllililli Jerry Broughton Janelle Bullington Tommy Brown Murley Fae Browning Arrie Mae Browning Sandra Bryan Mildred Bryant Linda Carter Jack Carter Randine Chism Margaret Colson Joyce Conklin Hazel Cogdill V Yvonne Conner ' k' Mm' fs , . - 'tt Tony Cowart V' Q' fi l 4,904 Patricia Cowart 'ig FF 4 f- v ,., - Gary Cole ffzt Donald Eberle Richard Edmondson Gayle Edwards Eugenia Ekard Carol Ann Farr Barry Firth William Fipps Judy Forsyth Vicki Frees James F uquay Kay Garbett Joe Gardner Gail Coleman Nmu Nmu Nmu A ! ,I Linda Crews D nf V- V f f J ' 4 . .. 2 n A ., , , 4,v Gail Cruce . 050' . W .V V- Joe Dicandio A V ir? 5 Lynn Dixon K I, fl x .. V sig, C' V fa- , , t r f' .g:.?:1, 3 ,.,f:::, 2 5 3 swmawmw John Douglas Tr, lf- A James Dowling 1 ' i' ' gif? Leonard Dugger . L 4 A J. W. Dukes - ' E' Bill Durham A C , - C 1 fa'fWp ' Q ,, I 1 li B f'!Q'Q3'i'f s ,A V! Q - Q 1,','g, . ln 7' ,J d. g Q Fr. 1, :iff Uni. ' ' 5,5 .,,:,,'i9f Q1 I N ng ti Q3 'N - - V Classes Friends Faces ffm Tony Geiger S. ,G al . yi Q1 ,Q .' 'l'fIJ'f Elaine Gilhooly Warren Gilliam V! it fi I can ww. f 9 ima 'S 121' V A I .. 4 Bill Jordan Suzanne Judd Doyle Kelly 'Q Hin. '1 ' , f In , Judy King Barbara Ann Kirkland Barbara Laine Robert Langston Hal Lawson James Lawson '1 l Alfred Godwin Bryan Creen Linda Griffis X Leroy Griffis C ' Terry Hardee Charles Hardy Annette Harper A at ,- V I ri -3? va , if v 'D ' W A, , f -.1 Y ' 3:7 -. fl -' 1 - f V 5 1' , 1 A A, W -Q, iv ' dj ' I A i 'Q 1. if-L ,, g ffp ll xiii? fill Linda Leach Jimmy Lee 'Ii 1 I i Marcia Haynes Charles Henley Mike Hitchcock Richard Hobbs Hope Holliday , ,- Q James Lee Wayne Hollingsworth Sue Hollis Charlotte Howell Paul Holland Linda Huggins Jackie Hughes Lesslie Jackson Marc Jackson Wilma Jackson Ernest Jenkins Ernest Johns Teresa Ann Jones 1 L t r ff I A sv A to ' A 1 +4 Kira-, 'Ps M. ' . 1 4 .ml . A 4 S.. -.. Q 0 5. i 279, Nw, 'Agia 4'. 3 fn Vinnie Raulerson Bobby Rhoden Sandra Rhoden Sylvia Ricks Martha Susan Ritch Barbara Robinson Linda Sanders Billy .loe Sanford Glenn Sapp George Seeley Michael Sheppard Andrea Shiver Karon Melson 6 J .5 ag an if Lawrence 3IcGurer Barbara McKinney Emily Lewis Sandy Lewis Jim Lewis Dorothy Langley Barbara Nlagyari Faye Marsh Michael Nlaruca Tommy McLendon Mary Mcilee Wayne Moore .ludy Mosley Barbara Nettles Bobby Moody Tom Moore -1 ,limmy Newman :L . Richard Nipper il David Norman Lloyd Olive Linda Owen ' 3 V Elwood Padgett ' ' - - ,ji -QQ? , Cecil Padgett 1, - William Pratt ,L 5 Lucian Prevatt 'Y ' ' ' . fy if l Q. af 9 . 'ix B A , 1 'rs ' Q in I 'L' 5 Q ,cf eip !-f 4 ' l,' Y Q 0 fihkor A? A K. jf -5, A ,gin Digg, gf 111,85 if ' -I B ' sf ' it-f 1 Soon Becam Sammy Miller 1 .5 , 0ld4 9 , Q aw . ' a Lamar Williams Ruth Wright Old Patricia Wynn Familiar Faces! . . .1 GL 1 7 Diane Wynn Linda Zoltow ski 1 is.-.lv T' w 7. Eb- Richard Shiver an Wav v -' . R Bobby Simmons Bobbie Faye Smith Cal Smith Sammy Smith Martha Starling Marklee Starling Rose Marie Starling Sandra Starling Andy Strickland 1 f 5 Wil ff ' ,Inf fl ' Linda Strobo Susan Taylor Russell Thomas J. W. Thomas Henry Thornton Donald Thompson Angela Treep Janice Tucker Barbara .lean Turner John Wager Linda Wainwright Robert Ward Patsy Warren Linda Whitehead Marcia Whittle John Williams Ronald Williams '-sf! N4 Mn' 80 PFPKINQ GRADf ml '-5 A familiar fact' Wlllillll claw f WI- see llwm vwry clay --thanks a goml 14-ucllf-r. fur all the help. 'H' ul- lf- wil- :li 'K New teachers around Bradford High this year. Behind the solid, staid brick ex- terior of Bradford High School, one can find eager vibrant students en- gaged in a myriad of different ac- tivities. From the sounding of that first bell in early September to the cries of delight on the last day of school a steady stream of events keeps the students forever on the move. While studies provide the knowledge of facts that will help one as an adult, the extracurricular ac- tivities are an important integral part of a well-rounded life. Success of a project well done, fellowship with friends, taking part in some sport, or cheering on fellow students-all help a student to learn to accept more and more responsibility. Next year many of these activities will take place in our new auditorium. The following pages are a record of some of the events that took place this year. B-E-A-T Fernandina B-E-A-T Fernandina This was the battle cry of the citizens of Bradford High School as November T rolled around. The fever of Homecoming 1958 was felt not only by the students but by all the wonderful people who make up Bradford County. Weeks of preparation were climaxed on this eventful day. All eagerly awaited its arrival for this homecoming was to be a reunion of all the past classes of Bradford High School. is L- Nuvwffwrff R T558 'W cuss Mr. Thomas marks his calendar so he won't forget the day. Old friends met-and new friendships were made. DENMARK FURNITURE X Tornado COACH JAMES TEMPLE Master of Ceremomes The Seventh g r a skit-T he Pirate queror, Bish Vonda Starling sings Whirl Because of a long Thursday of rain the Tornado Whirl was held during the school day on Friday, much to the delight of all the students. The excitement of the events that were to occur that day was felt by all as they filed into the stadium. The skits, all in some way telling of the eventual defeat of the Pirates, were viewed by all with delight. The Senior Class took top honors with their skit, The Trial of Tom Dooley. Although new to the school, the Seventh Grade managed to win second place honors with The Pirate Conqueror. The entertaining third place skit was Gun Smog featuring the members of the Science Club. The highlight of the day was the announce- ment by the Master of Ceremonies, Coach Temple, of the 1958 Homecoming Queen, Miss Linda Caskins. irate fights Jim the P u r p l e Eater. with the F.F.A. Band. The Parade The parade on Friday afternoon was enjoyed by the hundreds who lined the Streets of Starke to view the results of many long hours of work on the part of many groups. The winning float was created by the Harmonetts, a music group, of Bradford High School. But the most entertaining were the floats of the u01d Gradsf' Beauty was added to the attraction by the presence of Homecoming Queen Linda and her court. Q U E E N L 1 N D A LYNDA MOODY C H P E N A R L N E Y N E MARY NOEGEL 9- ' in ,gi DONNA TRAWICK Class new stu JOHN A. TORODE SHELL OIL Wim C xi , Camera Cluh float gives you a view of the Past Ninth grade float entitled, Have and Pre-Sent. Ball, Will Run. V ,:3V5A, , A 1 3 ..,t - .t,.. .I-A i nr 1' ' wr' xc fozfzsvtif- ' f , ' yu H A 1, I r ' lil WITSINTHSI adds a their float. i 'Q F.F.A.'s eye-catching float. INA 1 . 155' ll' . at 'IL CX Q: . ff I U1 A' TERRWILLEGAR MOTORS-FORD CARS AND TRUCKS The Class of 1942 worked long and hard on this one. The Game Bradford 2 7 F ernandma 7 The flred up Tornadoes capped a very successful Homecomln by trouncmb the Fernandrna Plrates 21 1 After a scoreless flrst quarter Bradford forced to a 15 0 halftrme lead on two touchdown passes from Bubba LaMee to 11m Hobbs and a safety whlch occurred when P1rate back Frank Barnhardt was downed 1n the end zone on a Starke k1Ck0ff Bennle W1lll3mS and Tom Clarke scored for Bradford 1n the second half whlle Plrate fullback Nell Hewltt scored Fernandlnas lone tally It was a tremendous team effort agamst the hrohly reoarded Fernandrna Beach team The Sponsors The followlng senlors were chosen by the football team to sponsor the game Left to rrght Charlene Dennls Susle Walt Patsy NlCh0l5 Barbara Bates Helen Kelly .lean Dugger Charlene Susxe Patsy Dennrs Walt N rchols Barbara Helen ean Bates Kelly Dugger The ueen and Her Court One of the main highlights of our school year is the electing of our Homecoming Queen and her Court. At this time during the year seventh graders and twelfth graders have the same problem- who to elect our Queen. The princesses are elected by their re- spective grades. '27 Q Q Q7 53 N23 Mary Agnes Matthews Penny Hollingsworth QUEEN LINDA GASKINS The announcement of the Queen is made at the Tornado Whirl Both the Queen, her Court and the Princesses take part in the Home coming Parade and the Homecoming Game. c , S ,JW at v W , 12' Charlene Hardy Princess Princess Princess Mary Noegel Linda Moody Donna Trawick IPPLY oss and Seiixoxe weed 6 Vxai ed on. 'Voc Sxlsfx vkihe We Yuan T h 8 Junior An in Was Theme 0006 Xvafl coxQ6'0-vi e dave QXXWJ e begged X X NA ex e, M0005 AX KQKQNQ eb -Q dugg ox So -skmmx vi 065 5 Bbxt Yiotix -a Gs-an 60. G00 DM AN, S SERVICE S T ATION Senior Prom Evening Hawaii the T56 311 0711 ' 15037170 S'C Wag Was d i grand Silk-.lbu .9 ,A - KV! ord-Xsream ' :CC had 3' W e aiien dance ' WT kofvvxa -Ix Txxc ia' qi. n YQYIK 0 STARKE RECAP COMPANY LIBERTY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY The Prom Was Fun But W The costumed servers added authenticity to the Hawaiian theme. X dw gk- e 0 1:10 512:65 as s awk Lsahuai S. E. McKAY-REALTOR njoyed Getting Ready for It mm-, Grin and bear it. e 1 S - be 61, alrus g . r nIgl7I.ebea'S1?1A' for T. F. LANDRUM L00 4 :fha vu! ,f JN. , 12 0 l'a'1m, 'a Never underestimate the power of women uri if Mr. Cowen giving the driver last minute instructions. Senior Class Trip Daytona Beach Florida No Senior Year would be com- plete without a Class Trip. The Class of 1959 chose as their des- tination Daytona Beach, Florida. We had wonderful weather and the sun obliged us by shining most of the time. The food was great, the company swell, and the trip enjoyable. Our chaperons posed for us. They enjoyed the sun also. The Class of 1959. Cal getting ready to go into orbit. yu A typical ubeachcomberfl Wins.- Mlr ' 4,0-v 5 4 V' K . i f A--Q f .4 A F 'lv . if up if . i , 'l u' l 4 A 1 V. 4 Q . i ff' N sl Q Q . i . . and some like stripes. i VVVy:,z' '-wi ? X ' Q l L lege!! 'Q-'Y ei..-f 'D' Oh, for a life of leisure. in-. A 'fi'- am 'asv Well, men-what shall we do next? we- '- n 93 M? cure would like some-one to rub my back. JW , ,aw fa: V W- f ,wk Even Mr Sammy had a very actne tlfllt Our dlrector Mr Waterfall Rehearsal Class N Lght Plgtalls arent for pullmg An event whlch all senlors look for ward to IS the1r annual Class Nlght O thls mght awards for the year are made class poem IS read the Annual dedlcatlon IS made the Last Wlll and Testament 15 read and the Class HISIOTY and Class Prophecy are presented Welcome to the Moon C H NASWORTHY Through the Looking Glass What's so funny? GENERAL SUPPLIES ' 0 . . , . . Il , . . ' ' 7 7 Q 9 V w N w MACK M-4 f . ffg if H i A wQw ' Sl , . m Those Deserving of Awards Other awards mafle on Class Night thfisf- pivturetl on this page were-: Rest llelrater. CIIORCIQ Ill-X'I I'IfN l urensif'. FRfXNKl,IY HITCH S1-limil l'atmI. ,IRAN IIICGICII in aclrlition to Stuflent Cuunfil. FRI-XNKLIX RITCH Svie-tive Clulv. IIAIIII,-XRQX BATES llest All-AI'Ul1INl Girl. NIXIIY :XCNE5 NI:X'I l'IIIfVI'S Best :Xll-.fXrnuml Buy. BENNIE YVII..I,IgXXIS Valeclivtorian. ,IINI IIOBHS Salutatorian. FRANKLIN HITCH Helen Kelly reads La-t Will and HI. Tvstanic- BHS Prim-ipal li. W. Payne pre-se-nts Danforth Award to Terrell Crm-n tinrl luflv Kwll.-v A. I., Lrff-liy Jr.. pre,-sidefnt of thv 5tarke: Rotary Club, pre-suits Ariun .Xwartl for uutstantling lianil mf-mlwr to Famniy Hill. FREEMAN REGUTER fLI'I,F UII. DISTRIISITUR ' V Y Guy Andrews. past District Commander, presents Post 56 American Legion award for Citizenship to Ann Elder and Ray Maxweil. l l f.,, Q ra Q--f'-s-W , x .K . 1aQ5A9A ' O 'mn 0 1 x I V l -WT! ,Q---5 Z , v f 'Aff'-A AAQAA 1 ,1 sw. fx 1. Q W ' NF! Af 1 . is FRANKLIN KI'I'4,H Salutatflrian NIA RA ANN PA Y Nl-I Npe-ukrr RAY MAXWELL Speaker GEORQQE PATTEN 5D 3kf'f FLORIDA BANK AT STARKE 'P Jim wr ff? ' ai! C I 4 ' I sl ' at 'Q 5 W Af wk Q' 5 ,if if 3 A fm-Q - 1 ' ws f As numerouQ as the red brlck 1n our Qchool bulldlnff ai hub bhnff HQ the conyeraatlon at the break our orramzatlons are the creQt of Qchool llfe They add to the enjoyment the hurry and the betterment of each day At work and at play almost twentv four hours around the clock they keep hfe busy and school Qplrlt Qoar mfr 111 Fw ..-v- i nv ' H 5 J NIZ TI NS MARY AGNES MATHEWS Editor The staff at work? The T0 Which picture shall we use? Say, have you finished that layout yet? Did you go by that motel to sell them an ad? What did you do with the scissors? Did you take my pencil and ruler?', Thus a tape recorder would have made a record of a typical staff meeting. We didn't have a tape recorder tuned in on all the activities at Bradford High this year, but we did have Mr. Dun- can, his trusty camera and an alert staff who have tried RAY MAXWELL JIMMY RITCH CHARLES PREVATT do Sta 415-7, Q4 04170 to record for you your school year w1th plctures and words Not we the staff but you the students of BH S have wrltten thls your year book we have only COmp1lCd rt for you You have formed another year ln the Golden chaln that makes us a School of Dlstlnctron It IS a record of your work your alms your projects and your achlevements and lt IS w1th prrde we offer to you thls Your 1959 Tornado fl Hg!! E13 L Y T80 41 P88168 li,4PAL1N 47-Sy N10 QOL CCI, flgfvo afwvg E19 SON ANNE fm, ,T FRANCES L ANDRUNI Not pictured S71 1771 -q Hgw JOHN MILLER MR. LUCIUS DUNCAN PENNY HQLLINGSWORTH borne of the many who are represented by our Student Council. w5+'fuZ41 W l. t s--.- E t President ' Franklin Riu-h l lice Prcsiflenl llarhara Bates Our Student Council from year to year has performed many services that have helped to make Bradford High School the outstanding school that it is. The council is an organization of student representatives who are elected as a liaison hctwcen student and faculty groups. Aside from their executive and congressional duties. the council proposes projects which this year have heen: the election of our Homecoming: Queen. Linda Caskinsg the selection of a Valentine Queen. janet Zikeg a contest to select the King: Ugly of Bradford High School. Harold Tyus: a drafting and presentation of a Code of Ethics for the student hody: and the attendance of Franklin Ritch and Frank Williams at the Southern Association of Student Councils in Jacksonville Beach. tudent Q? 44 Council Secretary- Treasurer Frank WiU iams .lanet Zike, the Val- entine Queen, and- some of her court. An example of student an work during the many elec- tions of the year. Elissa Stefanelli crowning Linda Gas- kins, our 1959 Home- coming Queen. ...J- .R.iThe Mighty 1190 Each student at Bradford High School is represented by J. member of the Student Council. Many times during the ybar the desires and needs of the student body are voiced at the Student Council meetings by one of the following representatives. Seated, from left to right: Marcia Whittle, Suzanne Judd, Bobbie Faye Smith, Vicki Devrick, Carolyn Vickers, Barbara Bates, Shi Anne Smith, Patsy Nichols, Sara Osborne, Betty Lou Wainwright, Barbara Blanken- ship, Kay Dennis, Theresa Thomas. Standing, from left to right: Sally Ann Epperson, Linda Lee, John Williams, Bobby Shannon, John Green, Jimmy Ritch, Franklin Bitch, Mr. Foster Shi Smith-Sponsor, Frank Williams, Tom Smith, Hank Graham, Robert Hall, John Adams, Sara Woodbum, Harriet Goodman. TRUMPETS Ronald Crosby Steve Edwards Ronnie Harrell Peggy Henderson Jimmy Langston Jimmy Lawson Denny Ramos Perman Roberts Johnny Scott David Waite Sammy Warren TROMBONES David Haines Frances Reaves Way'ne Smith Glen Tomlinson Terry Walters George Young BARITONES Lane Jackson Harold Tyus HORNS Bill Dockstader Linda Lee Argent Tomlinson Drum Major BOB SMITH The Band this year participated in all the Foot- ball games, Gator Growl, Lake City Centennial, State and District Contests and gave two concerts. The 5th District Band Contest was held on March 15 in Starke with 3000 students participating. The Band was also outfitted in snappy new uniforms this year. Sammy Warren was the winner of the Rotary Club sponsored Arian Music Award given the outstanding senior. The guiding factor behind the suc- cess of our band is MR. ELDEN MATHEWS, Band Director. SHELL OIL COMPANY .A - ' if , 1 4 1 s lT3'.7'Qy 5 ,, w V A. g1f5g1 1 N w V 5 '- L' 5 ' 'lr :Ji ,. Q, M ff . ff, n A i fu W ,, fmvlis M 3 A y n Q si if , jg. K 4 K' ' ff' ' M . '2' Q' Q 'w 03 :L 'VM' an n H hr 'Q ff .X .q,,1,+ Ni? fy 6 Y - f. X IEEE P -1 Vie- putm ma I I II I rr- A Lot of Practice in This Building Prepared Us for Uur Many Performances A I-HIIIIIIEII' slght on II f II II f II X I M .. IW np K 9 ,,,,,,, Y Q l , I ,. 1' ' ? ,, 9l if2 QL' f ,.-' 'xlj f':' Q , Y. ii 7 pgs f, J , if Wim, A.. xi! I lx X5 M Ye , WFS' ZA, in a M W 'liz I f Aff? 'S was xxx' . :F J ' . 'Y aww 4' 7 , QV ,Qi V . ,,, 5 K, , V L -af Avw 1, ' - , 1. 1 J . nx Md V W.. gg iw- e-' L' '-A Q Q, .1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Charlotte Gregory, Ann Elder, Mary K. Wainwright, Freida Kimbler. SECOND ROW, left to right: Miss Rosenberg, Lynn Perint, Sara Jo Sprow, Pat Anderson, Helen Kelly, Delores Cloversettle, Patsy Cogdill. THIRD ROW, left to right: Jim Hobbs, Judy Kelley, Brenda Martin, Virginia Erwin, Faye Maxwell, Mara Ann Payne, Mary Agnes Matthews, Barbara Bates, George Patten. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Bubba LaMee, Bennie Williams, Henry Hall, Terry Futch, D. Ritch Green, John Dodd. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Tom Jackson, John Green, Ray Maxwell, Hank Graham, Franklin Ritch, Terrell Green, Harold Tyus, Larry Elder. The purpose of the Beta Club is the promotion of the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership, among high school students, to reward creditable achievement, and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school. This club is one of the most prized organizations at Bradford High Schoolg it is a group to which everyone might well strive to belong. We can be assured that these students will continue through the years reaching numerous honorable goals centered around the standards of this society. OFFICERS-Left to right: Patsy Nichols, Corresponding Secretary, Barbara Bates, Recording Secretary, Judy Kel- ley, Treasurerg George Patten, Vice President, Jim Hobbs, President, Miss Della Rosenberg, Sponsor. lI2 Mary Agnes Matthews, Captain The Tornado spirit is embodied in these enthusiastic cheerleaders. Behind their spirit and gaiety are hard hours of practice and afternoons of decorating the field for games. Those who sit in the bleachers see only the rewarding efforts of much time faithfully de- voted by our 4'Bouncing Tornadoesf, Their reward comes from the thunderous roar of cheering in the bleachers. Ginger Thornton More c'Bou,nce to Helen Suzanne LaMee Travis Alvarez THE BRADFORD TELEGRAPH the Ouncei' 3-.. . I Kelly Ray Maxwell In addition to leading the cheers at foot- ball and basketball games at home and away, the cheerleaders are an important part of other activities. They instill the wfornado fighting spiritu at pep rallies and make a colorful addition to the local parades. They are to be commended for their important role in maintaining Bradford spirit at the tradi- tional level. Robbie Capps Penny Hollingsworth L. B. ALVAREZ STANDARD OIL 1253-TQ',.1fJ', .-M..,:.L , M ,MQW 5.4 A -mf. .+V -A...., .-,,,,,,,., ,ML TW JNL.- A t?1:f'x,A .LMA S 52,33 y 'e W '5 - mf Q ':2'fi' 72 I -v 3 if, 1 'H' 3? A X, 7: li 'sie' A, shi, mf K 1 I MA A E32 E +5 J .. , ,V Mn .1 J, ms 9 Q 43 Todayis Students-Tomorroufs Teachers. Mary K. Wainwright, Corresponding Sec Frank Williams, President, Carol Temples Recording Secretary, Mrs. Long, Sponsor Our Homecoming Float Composed of those students who have chosen teaching as their fu- ture profession, F.T.A. builds up professional interest by keeping these future 'ischoolmarmsw and 'gschoolmastersw informed on the opportunities and requirements and responsibilities of teaching. Under the leadership of President Frank Williams and the able guid- ance of Nlrs. Long, the F.T.A. should be hailed as we recognize the contribution each member will make to the lives of future generations. Gaining experience and interest in the teaching field, this group has throughout the year observed and assisted in Classes of Starke Ele- mentary Sr-hool. 'lltanksgrixingr and Christmas time found the members preparing baskets for the needy. ,LX I FIRST ROW: SI. A. Matthews, Sale, Cay, Owens, Whisenant, Tyu-, Williams, Moody, Johns, Rivers, Powell, Temples. SECOND ROW: Thornton, Kimbler, Schmitt, Loudan, M. Wainwright, Chapman. LaBIee. Reaves, Lewis, Hopkins, Hart, Craven, Dugger. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Long. Easter, I. Smith, Sprow, Struth, A. Matthews, Cox, B. Wainwright, Slade, Moody, Sink, V. Parrish, NI. Padgett. Martin, Blankenship. FOURTH ROW: Smith, Landrum. Erwin. McRae, Osborne, Faxon, Whitehead, Hunter, Green, Kouba. Chastain. Ol FICERSAFranees Landrum, Treasurerg retary: Harold Tyus, Vice President, Spanish Is Spoken Here! OFFICERS FIRST ROW left to rxght SECOND ROW left to Ilghl Sara Jo Sprow Vlfglllla Erwm Johnny Stephens Harold Tyus Don Wxdegren The Spanlsh Club sponsored by MISS Spencer lS one of our schools act1v1t1es that promotes an extra lnterest 1n forelon cultures For these students old Spam and IIS customs come to l1fe as they are led down the Royal Road to Spanlsh knowledge and are glven an acute 1nterest 1n lmprovmg and addmg to thelr school aCt1VltlCS Our Interest Ltes South of the Border MKWQ9 FIRST ROW left to rlght Frances Reaves Pat Anderson SECOND ROW left to rlght Anne Matthews Markley Ann Johns Mlss Spencer V1rg1n1a Erwm Sara ,Io Sprow THIRD ROW left to rlght Llnda Hlldebran Llnda Hopkms Kathy Struth Jo ?Ili'llllll gOI,LRTH ROW left to nght Don Wldegren Davld Wane Bob Smlth Ray Durban Harold Tyus Franklln Rltch o nny tep ens , 5-S 7 Y U it 4 , I , I , 3 . . . , . . . 7 7 . . .U . ' 9 ' ' SG 73 ' ? l l V , N ' in , , -TQ L ,W 1, ca V . 'UNO' . ' . . . : I ' I : I ' . 7 5 ' 7 : Y 1 9 ' l : 7 7 J 7 7 I Left to rlght Wir Waterfall Hllma Tanner Charles Prevatt Buddy 'Noegel Jean Carter Gayle McPeak, Jimmy Lawson, Mar- garet Ann Dlnkms Hllda Warren Betty Salmon B111 Flakes Janet Johnson Carolyn Jones Ronald Perint. The purpose of the Art Club at Bradford H1 h School IS to make students aware of beauty to further lnteresl IH art and to help 1ts members become well-rounded OFFICERS-Left to right: President, Leslie Libbyg Secretary, Hilma Tan- ner, Sponsor, Mr. Waterfall, Treas- urer, Sara Woodburn, Vice President, Charles Prevatt. STARKE HARDWARE There's a Reason Wh Ever Good Student Should Y-E-L-L A - - l L 4 I FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Frances iSponsorJ, J. Nichols, B. Blankenship, E. Brown, P. LaMee, .I. Zike, P. Hollingsworth, M. A. Matthews, D. Colson, M. A. Long, J. Stalnaker. SECOND ROW, left to right: B. Chapman, P. Harper, S. Sink, S. Woodburn, M. Dugger, G. Andrews, N. Bell, D. Hardy, B. Schmitt, S. LaMee, G. Thornton. THIRD ROW: L. Thomas, R. Dodd, S. Glisson, A. Matthews, K. Struth, D. Faxon, C. Wynn, A. Alvarez, M. Weldon. FOURTH ROW: K. Dennis, L. Hildebran, C. Vickers, S. Osborne, S. Salmon, H. Powell, S. Hunter, B. Salmon, B. Lewis. FIFTH ROW: G. Smith, B. Fox, C. Terrell, S. Williams, M. Walrath, T. Carter, D. Phillips, C. McCloud. t Q J' . . . And yen they aid. The Pep Club I at Bradford High was an organization ' that really gave its members the oppor- tunity to speak their minds. If you were present at any of our sporting events, at home or away, it certainly wasn't difficult to recognize this group of -en- ergetic students-cheering their team on to victory. OFFICERS-Janet Zike, President, .Ianet Nichols, Sergeant-at-Arms, Barbara Blanken- ship, Treasurer, Eddie Brown, Sergeant-ab Arms, Pat LaMee, Vice President. To the Moon or '6Bust9,- 0l'TFlCERSf SEATED: Barbara Bates. Secre- laryg llank Graham. President: Virginia Erwin, Treasurer. STANDING: Harold Tyus. Reporterg Toni Jackson. Vice President: Charlie Cowen Sponsor. 'wa -. STANDING, left to right: James Langston, Bill Flakes, Rickey Sunderland. Robert Edmonson, Robert Ghames, Tom Jackson, Charlie Cowen, ,lo Smith, Robert Vorhees. Jim Hollingsworth. SEATED, left to right: Ronny Harrell, Franklin Ritch. Harold Tyus, Barbara Bates. Hank Graham, Virginia Erwin, Martha Dayton, Linda Cox. Terry W'alti-rs. To increase interest in science these students. possible future scientists, go a little deeper into the study of science than the ordinary high school eourw affords them. All members of this group entered the county Science Fair and had the distinction of winning many ribbons. The Science Club took part in many of the activities around Bradford High this year. Their skit, Gun Smog. won third place in The Tornado Whirl and their candidate. Harold Tyus. won the title of King Lvgzly. One of the main projects of the club this year was the beautifying: of the front of the school. i,, , And for a safer one. The Safety N Q 'fm .V s S' FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Johns, Wayne Sapp, Richard Owens, Buddy Jones, Doyce Griffis, Johnny Geiger, Bernie McGee, George Osbourne. SECOND ROW: Anita Alvarez, Joanne Reddish, Sandra Salano, Frances Reaves, Linda Gaskins, Joanne Mobley, Martha Green, Linda Thomas, Jean Dugger. THIRD ROW: Jo Smith, Barbara Green, Sandra Whitehead, Betty Ann Simmons, Helen Kelly, Barbara Bates, Susan Wait, Peggy Henderson, Bobby Shannon. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Shannon, Margie Whitehead, Mary Ann Long, Mary Lou Edwards, James Thomas, Virginia Eaves, John Allen Shadd, Dolores Starling. FIFTH ROW: Martha Green, Iris Gainey, Nettie Sweat, Linda Wasdin, Gail Townsend, Mary Kirkland, Tom Stallings. BACK ROW: Mr. James Temple. We Worked for a Better School! 5 2.-I Patrol 15 composed of a group of students who have tried throughout the entire year to help their fellow classmates. They have been our guardians of student welfare and safety. Sponsored by Coach Temple, this group has had charge of line-breaking during the school break and lunch. They have helped in the halls and on the stairs to maintain safety. We owe these students a vote of thanks for a very successful year. OFFICERS-SEATED: Tom Stallings, Lieutenant, Frances Reaves, Secretary Second Semester, Bobby Shannon, President, Susan Wait, Captain, Betty Ann Simmons, Secretary First Semester. B. T. THOMAS LUMBER COMPANY The purposes of the Future Nurses Cluh are to help girls cleeifle whether they want to seriously enter the pro- fession of nursing anrl to give them an iflea of what is expef-tefl of a nurse. -..f ?.f Aid to Good Health Future urses OFFICERS BACK Row. seated: Sylvia Starling. View PfP.CI.flPUfI Nlartha W' el rl o n. CfIf!'f'.9lPOIlllIil7g .qf'f'ff'llIfVj lla! fjogilill. llfI'NI'llI'flff ll i l In ll T!lIlIl4'I', Sfrrf-lrlrx: Suv .lxn-lv aon. Tff'H.NIlfI'f. FRONT ROW' seatvrl: llurlnara gllllflfl. Ser- gfrlrlf-nt-,'1rrnQ, FRONT ROW. left to right: Sylvia Starling. Sur- Jackson. Carolyn Wainw'right. Nell Williams. Brenda Hinson. Frances Zacek. Theresa Maruea. Pat Cogdill. Hilma Tanner, BACK ROW. left to right: .lean Carter. Barbara Shadd. Delores Starling. Carolyn Jones. Vivian Crawford. .ludy Kelley. Glenda Brown. Faye Mercer. I QQ Homecoming-1959 FIRST ROW. left to right: Joan Campanclla. Judy Judd, Linda Wasdin, Barbara Shadd. Carolyn Ward, Sandra Solano. Patricia Dixon, Mrs. Gibson. SECOND ROW: Bettie Ann Connor, Charlene Cowart. Joann Reddish. Dianne Colson, Mary Ann Long. Marilyn Shan- non, Jean Carter, Carolyn Shannon. THIRD ROW: Elaine Crosby. Louise Cowart. Eleanor Thompson, Juanita Drawdy, Barbara Salmon, Theresa Maruca. Delores Starling. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Griffiths, Vivian Crawford, Wanda Browning, Barbara Jean Carter. Homeward During 1958-59 season the Bradford section had 44 members. Among the first projects of the year was an educational display entered at the County Fair. The theme, 'gDoor to Good Grooming won a blue ribbon. Later that month a float was entered in the High School Homffcoming Parade. During November, 40 girls attended the District F.H.A. meeting in Palatka. The money-making projects for the year were selling special hangers, candy, cookies and sponsoring a dance. To help improve the school, the Bradford section had two main projects: Seven com- plete sewing kits were made for the school home roomsg The grounds around the Home Economics Wing of the school building were planted with shrubbery and flowers. Highlights of the club meetings were three guest speakers, a demonstra- tional program, a surprise pink-tea prepared by the Home Economics Ill Class and the executive board members of the club. Bradford F .H .A. OFFICERS-Left to right: Mrs. Maxine Gibson, Aldvisorg Joan Campanella, Secretaryg Linda Was- dm, President-Elect: Judy Judd, Presidentg Carolyn Ward, Treasurer, Barbara Shadd, Reporter. .-'nail' S5 Homecoming ---1959 FIRST ROW, left to right: Vonda Starling, Ruby Johnson, Sylvia Starling, Clarice Thomas, Carolyn McLeod, Dorothy Masters. SECOND ROW: Mary Harley, Ozell Parramore, Mar- lene Rowe, Miss Betty Gilmore, Gwcn Raulerson, Elizabeth Prevatt, Martha Griffis, Vicky Mosher. THIRD ROW: Annie Crews, Faye Johnson, Martha Green, Marilyn Hernwall, lgiary Hodges, Donna Faxon, Dorothy Hardy, Mary Schmitt, Sandra Craven. Carolyn 1 son. Bound The Future Homemakers of America Chapters in Bradford High are organiza- tions for girls interested in homemaking. Their local program of work includes projects. programs, and group and individual activities which serve to carry out these purposes of the organizations. The-se are: To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking: To emphasize the importance of worthy home membershipg To encourage democracy in home and community lifeg To work for good home and family life for all: To promote international good willg To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life: To provide wholesome individual and group recreationg To further interest in Home Economics. To fulfill some of these purposes the Starke Chapter of F.H.A. has llj entered a float in the Homecoming Paradeg 121 attended a district meeting in Palatkag 43t planned a Mother and Daughter Banquet: tilt made covers for typing room typewritersg 15D made curtains for the teachers loungeg and 161 entered projects in the County Fair. M Starke F.H.A. OFFICERS-Left to right: Clarice Thomas, Re- porlerg Sylvia Starling. Sergeant-at-.4rms: Carolyn Mclfeod. President: Alma Privett. Treasurerg Miss Gilmore. Advisor, Ruby Johnson, Project Chairmang Vonda Starling. Parliamentarian. FIRST ROW, left to right: Catherine Padgett, Olinda Parker, Linda Gaskins, Geraldine Fender, .ludy Judd, Alma Privett. Re-rnice Privett. Connie Clemons, Anne Elder, Lucretia Cumlree. Brenda Forsythe. SECOND ROW: Paul Wilkison, Lee Temple, John Norsworthy, Julian Mizell, Henry Mosher, A. B. Whitehead. THIRD ROW: Edward Griffis, Vernon Clisson, Glen Tomlinson, Doyce Criffis, Blaine Thompson, Shi Smith, George Young, Maruice Overstreet. FOURTH ROW: Marvin Futch, Marvin Mosley, Robert Whitehead, Sonny Lawson, Terry Futch. .loe Lloyd. FIFTH ROW: Joe Harley, Edwin Chilson, Gerald Cainey, Winfred Tomlinson. Roy Morgan, Charles Whitehead, Robert Underhill. Joe Adams. Energetic Workers-the D.C.T. 4'Killing two birds with one stone is exactly what the Our D,C.T, Banque1-.-Mr, Marion Payne, Charlene Diversified Cooperative Training program affords one a Hardy and Judge Yawn- chance to do. While attending high school, the students also have jobs, after they have completed their school day, at which they receive first-hand training in a variety of occupa- tions which will greatly assist them now and in later life. OFFICERS-Left to right: Anne Elder, Secretary-Treasuregg Char- lene Hardy, Vice President, Terry Futch, President, Bernice Privett, Reporter, Shi Smith, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. M a rio n Payne, Mr. Bill Costello, Ad- risors. 7' WRX. 1,9 , v e- is s if , . , V' Q ?+4 51 2 in-A 1- 1 f , 'I , .. , fr a 'al - 9 U - is -.xi 3 .. xM igilui iw' ,ft ,..'-Sf ww 95 ,451 7' ! as ,, ffm ' '93 A N!! L F1 ' 1 if ,-+1 ' i ' . 'mi i' ,lg r Lv..- -M. 'ran ...,g,,vw -s Q . 8, :ag Lettermarfs Club mga E Fx.. I FIRST ROW, left to right: He-nry Hall, ,lim Hobbs, Tom Stallings, James Thomas. SECOND ROW: Tom Smith, Tom Tatum. THIRD ROW: Randy Johns, Donald Tcston. FOURTH ROW: George Patten, I. Terrell Green. IJ. Ritch Croc-n. Harvey Tanner. FIFTH ROW: Bennie Williams. Richard Dugger. SIXTH ROW: Bubba I.aNIe-e. Marion Cottle. Armond Rivers, Calvin Pace, W. H. Johns. ...1f fi 'x I CCB!! Club Officers Sergean t-at-Arms Calvin Pace President James Thomas Vice President Randy Johns Secretary-Treasurer Bennie Williams orrngrits v limit nn' igiin YJ il-Alhll: I N, f' Nlarjorin- Wvllitelif-acl I'fl'.KliIf1'Hf l.:-fl to right: Shirley lirown 14 S1'r,uwr1nf-af-.4 rms llnrul llY Nliislvlts Serrvfarj' Virginia Kaw- Trwnmrer l'at Dixon Vive l'ff'SlIll'l1f S,'larice 'fhonias Reporter l.'xlJ5t'Hll The Pen Is Mi htier Than the word Learning the Hwhyls and wherefore's7, of the library is a very interesting pastime, for the rewards are many as you study about books. The Library Club also found time to enter a float in the Homecoming Parade and to nominate Marjorie White- head as their Valentine Sweetheart. FIRST ROW, left to right: Shirley Brown. Clariee 'llll0Ill2iS. Frances Martin, Dorothy Masters, Pat Dixon, Majorie Whitehead, Carolyn Kelley, Geraldine Varnes. SECOND ROW: Bill Klondes, Freida Hardee, Carolyn Starling, Julian Green. Bill Moody, Robert Hall, Alice Faye Green, Dean Blackwell, Dottie Anderson. Miss Starne-s Sponsor. Q x 1 v gf Wmmuzns my rv, I vl . X .4- vn, J' lk . X , , ,,,, M, - STARKE CHAPTER 3 Am- gi a ho, 1, 5 2 :: yy. Q- Mg W x 1 2 uf, MH f f 1...,...,,g i 9 Left to ri ht Lharle NIcCuller franklin Starling Junior Hunter Gerald Brantley Billy Parrish Robbin Colby Riger lN1XOH Le he N10 Erwin Woods Absent when picture was made Charles Williams Albert Barne Industrial Arts Club un 4- , Q, QQ 'fs WW If Q0 x...,f HBO' '96 .qv- FIRST ROW, left to right: Lloyd Olive, Tommy Brown, James Fuquay, Dicky Edmonson, Erwin Williamson, Eddie Mathews, Lawrence McCurer, Henry Thornton. SECOND ROW: William Pratt, Larry Anderson, .l. W. Dukes, Doyle Kelly, Richard Shiver, Marshall Starling, ,limmy Owen, Eherle, Wayne Moore. THIRD ROW: Tony Geiger, Leslie Jackson, Billy Durham, .limmy Summcrlin, Charles Hardy, W'arren Gilliam. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Ferguson, Pam Parker, Jackie Criffis, Sylvia Morris, Edith Armstrong, Carol Ann W'arren. Junior afety Patrol We'1Je Gained Knowledge Throu lt Books- FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Cain-President, Mary Katherine Wainwrightflfice Presirlent, Linda Caskins- Secrelary, Wanda Browning-Treasurer, ,lane Dinkins, Betty Conner. SECOND ROVV: ,ludy Underwood, Genevieve Lee, Virginia Coleman, Gordon Allen, Larry Dev- rick, Linda Wasdin, Mary Louise Cowart, Elaine Crosby, Linda Lee, Mrs. Cressler-Sponsor, Not in picture: Faye Alvarez, Eugene Barnes, Wfana Crawfor, Angelina Dicandio, Nancy Manni, Nadine Cruce. The Elementary Library Club had six main projects this year: 1. Slorylelling-Some members told stories to the primary grades and had a story hour Saturday in the Public Library. 2. funior Science Club-Some of the members co-sponsored with the li- brarian a science club for elementary students. 3. Bibliography-This group made bibliographies on subjects frequently used by elementary students and teachers. 44. Library lmprocemeniglhis group improved the looks of the library by painting, repairing. and caring for things in the library. 5. Hook Repair-This group repaired and put back into circulation books r which otherwise would have been discarded. 6 Bulletin l3oarcls+Scveral members had as their project bulletin board work to acquaint pupils and teachers with new books. and to celebrate RICHARD flux special occasions. Presidcnl lg-llvs'.:11: .E alfl Li .tl iff ' '-L Debate Team The Debate Team consists of, left to right: George Patten, Franklin Ritch, Judy Kelley, Mary K. Wain- wright, Hr. Overturf--Sponsor and Don Widegren tnot picturedt. The team won their district meet and placed 6th in the state debate tournament. They also attended the National Forensic League Tournament in Jacksonville. Two members, Frank- lin Riteh and George Patten placed superior in the Southern Speech Association Tournament in Louis- ville, Kentucky. The faithful wife 'igoes for the last Fernandina Pirate , in homecoming skit. ow the Spotli hips on Them- Spotlight Club - FIRST ROW, left to right: Charlene Dennis, Harriet Powell, Bob Smith, Charles Ellis, Jimmy Lawson, Perman Roberts, Franklin Ritch, Judy Kelley, George Patten, Charles Prevatt, Don Widegren, Betty Schmidt, Anne Elder. SECOND ROW: Mara Ann Payne, Carolyn Pellum, Dottie Dayton, Margaret Dinkins, Sara .lo Sprow, Lane Jackson, Carole McRae, Margie White- head. THIRD ROW: Martha Dayton, Lynda Chapman, Hilma Tanner, Sonia Hunter, Frances Reaves. ', v Q. L. Z' , w 5 , QI, ,pol ww 3.7 , 11 -li '1 V,,?f WI-law 3 u EZ ATHLETIC ff V ff- 1 Tornadoes trying to relax before a big game. Buddy Thomas checks out tape from the football managers, Robert Edmondson and Douglas Cruce. J. 81 J. BUILDING Fall, Fun, and F ootbal Qin A pre-game -Coach Hurse tapes Coach Temple does X Players await game pants at check out window. Back row, left to right: John Miller, Tom Smith, Henry Hall, Johnny Devore. Front row: D. Ritch Green, Tom Gay. Go Hand in Hand. .lohnny Devores ankles before a big game. same for Terrell Green. l. DOYLE THE CLEANER HARRY C. ELROD Johnny DeV0re, number 39, gains I valuable yardage in the Keystone Con- ference championship game against Santa Fe. M Getting ready for the game often requires help from a fellow player. Gene Weaver laces up Tom Stallings' shoulder pads while James Thomas looks on. 4'Behind the scenesw pre-game preparations are an important part of every game of which the average spectator knows little. However. all spectators know that from the opening kickoff the Tornadoes will he a determined, valiant band of warriors who, win, lose or rlraw. will know that they have given their all. CRAWFORD BROTHERS' SERVICE STATION I37 'lffff ,annu- s-if FIRST RUXY, le-fl In right: xvt'LlXl'I'. liulrlfs. 'l'hmuas. Crven. Paw. Stullinga. Johns, T. Crm-ell. LaMm-. Williams. SECOND ROWV. lf-ft to right: King, NIlIH1't', IJOIIIHII. HC- I,l'IllI1IIl. Cuttlv. Hull. Smith. t:l'LlWflPI'il. Uuggvr. Tannvr. Helsalvcck. Umlll. THIRD Ilf-ml l.u11c'l1 HN N,-XR IJ H ICGISI' P1 H Arr Holliday. prcfidcnl of the Bradford 1300511-rs Clulm, Uru1lf1ml s Ml-Cunfcrvlwv Playm-rs of 1998. di-plays prnposcd scoreboard. A Coach Charles Lapradfl cunszratulateQ Coach Register at Dr. Houpt prevents Spnrtsmanahip award In Calvin Pam- flrutball hanqllvt. at fmvtlmall banquet. 'ii .fvavll IXXYE lll'lCSlf U U4 Q . 13 f t ROW, left to right: Reddisli. Phillipe. I.:-at-li. Feyinmlr. lim-wrt-. Malrmv. Stallings. ll V A Graham, Gardner, Harrell, Elfle-r. S WT xl ' N ik' N, V, gi' 2 me J, Cnach JAMES 'l'liNIl'l,l- PN,- 1 .lvv V4 r Trophies IlTf'Sf,'Y1l84l to olltstandingz tv-amx anfl play-r4 nf .ln-rfum: John- pre--4-nts the' out-tandirig hack award to 19.98 .Strawberry Bowl Game. Bubba l.3xICf' for the 1958 Strawberry Bowl Game -'-n 5 Stallings Smith, Tanner. Gay and Thumax lim- up for fam Zack Xlaxtur of Cr-rerrmriivs at Strawberry Bm-.'l chow aft:-r tht- Strawberry Howl flame. ffarllfs lianquf-I in the Cafetvria. Uur Team Under the guidance of Head Coach Len- nard Register and Assistant Coaches David Hurse and Jim Temple, the Tornadoes of 1958 had a very successful campaign. They won seven and lost two during the regular season during which they captured the Key- stone Conference Championship for the sec- ond straight year. Then the Tornadoes met Terry Parker in the post-season Strawberry Bowl Game and were tied 14-14 by a second- half Terry Parker rally. The season started with consecutive wins over Macclenny 14-6, Bolles 13-7 and P. K. Yonge 20-7. The powerful Palatka Maroons administered the first setback to the Tornadoes, winning 18-6 on their home field. Bradford followed with a 13-6 decision over Perry before bowing to Columbia High of Lake City 13-6. The Home- coming Game was against Fernandina Beach and Bradford once again hit the victory trail with a rousing 27-7 win. Next the Tornadoes traveled to Sante Fe for a game that would decide the Keystone Conference Champion- ship. The undefeated but once-tied Rebels of Sante Fe loomed as a formidable opponent but the flashy Tornadoes, playing like the champions they were, humbled them 25-13. The regular season was closed with a 19-7 win over Clay County. Hats off to the coach- ing staff and the team members for a job well done. POST SEASON-Bradford and Terry Parker of Jacksonville were invited to play in the Annual Strawberry Bowl Charity Game. The Tornadoes rolled to a 14-0 halftime mar- gin but Terry Parker staged a thrilling second-half comeback to tie B.H.S. 14-14. Those I ndrspensahle Seniors' Left to right: Linemen, Henry Hall CEndJ Tommy Stallings tTackleJ James Thomas fGuardJ Calvin Pace CCenterJ, Gene Weaver fGuardJ Randy Johns lTackle Jim Hobbs lEndJ Backfield, Bennie Williams fHalfbackJ D Rltch Green 1FullbackJ Te ell Green fHalfhackJ Bubba LaMee fQuarterhackJ. B-Squad Football - - 239' H. I Oar Hopes fo s.. t . . Ang ,et .,,,.l.q, 4-21 .t 1' f i'-Ati' P . 414.35 l ,', 1,14 KNEELING left to r1 ht Holliday Reddlsh Powell EUHICC Cro by Hersey Farkos Denton STANDING FIRST ROW Elder 'Nlartm Adam Gaw Sapp Darby SECOND ROW Seymour Huggms Coach Temple Dankel W1dt ren Harrell B Squad Basketball Q Q ty' VYW 'ft SEATED left to rlght Elder LaNIee Barton Payne Ingram Holllday STANDING 'FIRST ROW H81 DOWlln Brown Dankel Eunlce Thoma Wldegren STANDING SECOND ROW Coach Temple Cottle Dewore Mtdget Football K Q Wai W ...tu ID 1 will FIRST ROW left to rlght Hunter Bras Gardner Slmrnon Hobbs Wllhams Newman SECOND ROW left to rlght Dugger Noegel Dowllng Kuba Thomas Lawson Flrth Crews Shepher Stalhng Wamwrlght THIRD ROW left to r1 ht Nielson McComb Smlth Blshop Dowlmg Ingram Mlller Grover Jackson Coach 'Vlannmg 'ag 1 3 -'1 if ' I, , '.., Q- -, 4 ' v ' .4 ' .gn god, ff J l bl 4' 1' A . . N , . . it ' A A t t Y J of -., ' ff s at R 4. ,, sq fs v , f ' Q ! ' C, It ff, I ' . s A ' A . v ' fi' Z ,af L G A , v Y fl! ' , I ,.. , S, , t. , . . I , - 0 s . . - C '. ,N if L 1 1 if 4' A jg, A M I may .5 4 V ' ,5 sz . H ' ta J 4 Y ' , t 2 l if ' S K A 5 ' . uf J' it ,W f , ia V 5 K l A 1' 1 2 , en , , , S, . , 1 . v s V - O ' x 1 V ,, L, f 1 R W , .kr A O ia X t tzut ' A ,nf of W 23 C C M T ' O nf' . f2U. 1, - ' -tt la f -- at ,le , 2 , , ,. , , , G , 1 , ' . , ' . , g 1- , , , , , 9 H 5 3 ' ' the Future Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradfol cl Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Branford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford B SQL All FOOTBAI I SCORP S Santc F like Clty Pal 1tk'1 Gamesulle Baldmn l 'Ike Clty LJILCII Coye Won J los! 7 BSQLAD BASKETBALL SCORES Nlacclcnny Lake Butler Hawthorne l t,I'IlZlIlClllI l P K Yon e Santc Fe Lnkc Butler P K You e Blshop Kcnny Fcrnandlna Wfacclenny Won 8 fost 5' NIIDGEI' FOOTBALL SCORES Palatka Palatka Fernandlna Beach 'llelrose Fernandlna Bcach Xlelro e Lake CITY Lqkt Clty Won 1 lost I Z lhc lornado Bsllllifl coached by .TIII1 llemple fm 1 hul the 1959 campal n mth a record of 5 w1ns and 2 l s The wms were re 1stered oyer Sante Fe Lake llty C ilI'l6SNlllC lake C1ty and Green Coxe The two setbacks werc 'HTITIIIII tered by Palatka and the Baldwln yarslty A fme roup of talent b1d beware to future Tornado yar 1ty opponents Throu hout the .38 cam pa111 the BSquad howed the speed blockm and runn1n Hblllly of yarslty callbre materlal The experl ence and confldence they have amed yylll contrlbute to stron and succcssful teams of the future NICE nomo Today s hard workm BSquaders are the nucleus of tomorrows yarslty courtmasters Coached by ,llm Temple and f1n1sh1n mth a record of 8 wms and only 3 losses these boys showed that they had what wm mn teams have We are lookln forward to a varslty squad composed of these flne players lhe season was started off slow but after losmb the TIFSI ame to Palatka the boys came back to w1n seven stral ht ames The prospects for our h1 h school for a ood football team ln future years 15 very bfloht fo h1 hl1 ht a ood season for the boys the parents aye them a banquet wlth Pat Summerall of the New York Clants of the Natlonal Football League as Guest speaker Coach John Nlanmn has done an excellent job w1th these football stars of the future DOYLE THE CLEANER HARRY C ELROD, JR 25 2 so F8 20 S' , g Q T 10 A I . V 13 olsse . . I c ' 'g ' , 1 1:1 in A16 ' 'j ' f 13 V Y 7 V . y W. 0 Q ' 4 ' t s ' D v ' 6 . -' 7 ' M , 9' S ,, 1:1 .Q 0 , ' E S ' g , ' . , L C' ' ' H 3 . h y g . , . . 3. . .-,MN l ' 0- ' U, gang. . l A A Y7 - v - g cc - 17 22 V V L .. , , 1.1. ' f ' ' ' . ' Bradford 23 2 oooooocco so cooooo 20 ' 1 ' g ' .15 V - 2-L 5 ' 1 5 ' H ,' Y' - 111 2 2 P- ' . so ' if - ' 2 ' 27 it V . t,,,, , 2, . . g 25 l - 32 2 1 30 31 . I 2 27 47 to ., , ,22,,,,,2,, 1 , . . g 40 30 2 2 2 ' A 13 19 2 - ' 30 -16 ,,,,,,,212,,,,,2,,,,,2,, ,2,,2222 1 42 0 2 to 22222 2 19 ' S , ' ' 7 0 P5 - 33 2 to 222222 2 ' - 6 2 ' ' 'ff - 40,, , 0 ' 'SE' 12' , 31.7 C - . . 6. 2 ' ' ' T 20 2 2 2 2 A S o ' 20 2 2 6 - i A . 1.6 2 . 6 13 ' L g y I43 A-SQUAD BASKETBALL The Tornado basketball squad under the tutelage of Coach ,lim Hobbs compiled a record of 15 wins and 8 losses including all tournament games. This year's squad was a fast-breaking, high-scoring unit that averaged 69.3 points per game. One of the highlights of the successful season was a spine- tingling 57-56 victory over the strong Bishop Kenny quint of Jacksonville. The Tornadoes were run- ners-up to P. K. Yonge in the Keystone Conference Tournament and made a determined bid to go to the state tournament but lost a 63-62 thriller to Palatka in the semi-final round of the District Tournament. Armond Rivers and Jim Hobbs were named to the All-Conference and All-Area Teams KNEELINC, left to right: Jimmy Cox, .lim Hobbs, Woody Strickland. MIDDLE ROW, left to right: Dickie Dixon, Terry Futch, Harold Prescott, Tom Tatum. TOP ROW, left to right: Billy Helsabeck, Danny Phillips, Larry Elder, Armond Rivers. Fighting Tornadoes Gave U 1958-59 SCORES Bradford 55 .................,..,,,,.,,..... Palatka 59 Bradford 76 ...,.. .,.... M acclenny 64 Bradford 66 ..,,.. ....,.... H awthorne 42 Bradford 81 ...,,. ....... L ake Butler 47 Bradford 90 ...... ,..... H awthorne 29 Bradford 68 ....,.. .....v... F ernandina 59 Bradford 57 ......, ....... P . K. Yonge 71 Bradford 86 ..,.... .........,... S anta Fe 70 Bradford 71 ...,.. ....... G reen Cove 51 Bradford 54 ....... . .............. Palatka 56 Bradford 81 ...... ....... L ake Butler 56 Bradford 82 ...... ...........,.. B olles 64 Bradford 59 ...... ..... P . K. Yonge 64 Bradford 57 ...... .....,. B ishop Kenny 56 Bradford 74 ....... ......... F ernandina 54 Bradford 71 ....... ......... F ernandina 49 Bradford 56 ,.,.... ....... P . K. Yonge 67 Bradford 70 ...... ...... M acclenny 77 Bradford 57 ..,.,. .......... B olles 61 Bradford 72 ....... .......,..... S anta Fe 54 Bradford 89 ....... ....... G reen Cove 35 Bradford 60 ....... ........... R iballlt 25 Bradford 62 ....... ........ P alatka 63 it il LEADING Armond Rivers Jim Hobbs , , Terry Futch . ,, ARMOND RIVERS Captain JIM HOBBS Altemate Captain Armond shoots-2 points. Jim makes those free throws count. any Exciting Evenings- SCORERS Dickie Dixon ...... ,,7,,77, 417 304 251 217 TERRY F UTCH Terry flips one in TOM TATUM Dribble Low Coach Nina Andrews, Bradford Courtmasters provided thrills and chills in many games de- cided in the last second, leaving the Tornado rooters uncoiling from their seats in excitement. The girls had an 3-7 record this season and were fourth in the conference which consists of Palatka, Lake City, Green Cove Springs, Ocala, and St. Augustine. The team scored 564 points during the season, with Helen Kelly accounting for 252 of them, Helen had an average of 20 points per game. This spirited and aggressive team,-which had only 6 lettermen, started out the season with five consecutive wins before a loss. Coach Andrews has high hopes for next year since only two of her team are graduating seniors. HELEN KELLY, Captain Each chills. game had excitement, thrills and gets underway. Tornadoes and opponents fight for the ball as the game 1 N. 'a CHARLENE DENNIS Shoot 'em High BASKETBALL SCORES Opponent Palatka ,, Lake City Hawthorne Lake Butler Hawthorne , Lake City Santa Fe ,, Green Cove Palatka , ,,..r L Lake Butler Ocala ,,,,,7,,,,, 7 St. Augustine Ocala , ,,t,t 7 Santa Fe t,,,t,, Green Cove , ,tt, FIRST ROW, left to right: Joy, Phyllis Prevalt, Charlene Dennis, Captain Helen Kelly, Nell Williams. SECOND ROW, left to right: Faye Mercer, Janet Nichols, Linda Hildebran, Lynda Gayle Moody, Margaret Douglas, Betty Lou Wainwright, Ginger Thornton. We They 39 38 34 32 41 27 34 32 49 33 40 41 49 39 23 4-2 41 52 46 47 41 48 33 26 15 37 38 25 41 59 Q If BELOTE REXAL DR UGS-KEYSTONE Track Team 1 959 D' . I48 ,H M? ' QW FRE W WON D BR Bradford Hlgh Schools Track Team HENRY HALL COACH DAVID HURSE JIM HOBBS BRADFORD HIGH SCHOOL 1959 TRACK SCHEDULE Ifniversity City Relays Lee Relays Florida Relays Ocala P. K. Yonge Invitational BHS was the winner for the second straight year Fletcher Invitational Lee Invitational Keystone Conference BHS was the winner for the second straight year District Meet State Meet BHS H16 pts. III pts. 0 pts. 81 pts. 75 pts. 28 pts. 22 pts 89M pts 45 pts 3 pts. ,- v Lp V .IUNIORS-Left to right: John Stephens, Billy Helsabeck, Larry Elder. ,af ' NEW SCHOOL RECORDS FOR BHS HENRY HALL .tied record held by Richard Henderson in the 880-yard run-time 2203.6 LEE COCDILL-mile run-time 4252.7 FRED BRANDES-120-yard high hurdles- time 15.3 sec. SAM GARDNER-shot-put-distance 46 ft. Hard Work, S peed, Endurance Requirements for Track SOPHONIORES-FIRST ROW, left to right: Marion Cottle, Richard Dugger, Ronald Crawford, Tom Smith, Sam Gardner, Johnny Devore. SECOND ROW, left to right: Thomas Judd, Lee Cogdill, Vernon Parmenter, Charles McLeod, Glen Harrell, Jimmy Malone. FRESHMEN-FIRST ROW, left to right: William Silcox, Tom Gay, DeWayne McRae. SECOND ROW, left to right: Arthur Holliday, Mike Foster, Franklin Nasworth, Tommy Huggins, John Adams. Not pic- tured: Irwin Martin. KEYSTONE GAS COMPANY '49 FIRST ROW, left to right: Henry Mosher, Wayne Sapp, Marty Crosby, Jimmy Cox, Bennie Williams, Woody Strickland, W. H. Johns, Harvey Tanner,.David Sunderland. SECOND ROW, left to right: Frank Clark, Emory Eunice, Dewey McKinney, James Fender, Tom Stallings, Calvin Pace, Eddie Brown, Armond Rivers. VARSITY BASEBALL SEASON 1959 Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Won 4 Lost 6 7 ............. .............. B aldwin 0 2 ...... ........... B aldwin 8 3 .,,.,,. ....... C lay County 9 2 ....... ...,.... L ake City 12 4 .,..... ............. S anta Fe 3 0 .,..... ....... P . K. Yonge 4- 1 ....... ..........V. L ake City 2 0 ....... ,....... P . K. Yonge 7 17 .,,.,.. .......... S anta Fe 7 9 ......, ......i, C lay County 1 Coach Register with the infielders at a conference on the mound. Bradford High School was short on experience at the most important position, pitching. Not a single experienced pitcher returned to this year's team. Many young sophomores played and the years ahead should be better. Bradford High School bench during a game with Clay G. L. PATTEN County High. CIRCUIT JUDGE I l It been a pleasute e cortmff you thlouffh OUR SCHOOL and a yeat of 1ts actlvltles I hope youve enjoyed seelnff these memoues 111 PICIUIC5 md wotds as much 1 Ive en joyed showmff them to you I solt of get a hntetsweet feelmv when I see the latest etop of young enetgetle sen1o1s golnff out 1nto the wotld howevet, I know that me Wlll become solld c1t1zens most of us Some Wlll carve thelr names IH the the great umeeorded experlenees of evetyday llfe become sttong Amerlcan CIIIZCHS and send tl1611 klds to school, too Aftet wavmgg goodbye to these glfrldllatlllg sen1o1s I glance ove1 my shoulder at the commff undergraduates and see that Ill have to stop belng no talgle Well have a wonderful llfe, evelyone Rememhet Ihlb old hlgh school the way 1 was when you were 1n ,Iumor H1 h seared of evetythmff when you wete a sophomore tunmnv the teachers ragged when you wete a smut jumot knowmv all the topes and pulllnv every plank you could thlnk of when you were a sen1o1 fllffnlflelll and studlous I9 ,fu u f- ' v 1 5 M 5 o ca . . U 5 Q. N . . - a I . K q , A . c ch ' . , C u U . . D . V. 7 . .C D G, A ' . . A . history hooks like those they just left, and others will have C ' . Q . 7 Q . . . A7 .g . A i - 7 . O - - , . A . V . : . , - . . . - 'W ' - 't A . . .U 1 . .- C 7 O v 1 V 7 Q . U 'N ,T- v 1 L 1 4, I C 1 1 V' O , . - ', D ' H . H X AM 53 WW? fwww Eyes right... on Cl larlghl' future ln Florlclel Whether you re going on to hngher Iearnmg or to a career Florlda offers every golden opportunity you seek' Florldcl colleges and unlversltles are among the fmest ln the nation and the same IS true of Florida s rapndly expandmg lndustry So look no furfher your future as brnght If you keep your eyes rught on Florida' ilolf g 9 Q g P W FLORIDA Powzn s. ucur comnuv IIK .. ,,,, Iguh R XS ? ' t r r --5:5 .-:-::- 2 :::1- ' l 'w.,,..,mA,- l' lx My We ll I, lg, ,S 1 g e 3 1 4', '., , A : E 4,, ,X A Nl .. N r 1 l ' W7 .211 -55 NA - .isiiiil '- 2 Q ll V , bztl -11t1 5:112z.,z,. ,,..,.- .-1: ...,,,, H V 'flea if if . 3 X .,,.,-vw in-W :Fil :--: - v iv , . flzv , : V f . 'g Q 9 X V. I .5 ':-v 22:3:,,, ' , H 4 2 ' Ei, ffl 4 if ,...-- 5' E th E f'1 li' ,Y j. I8 if gf ' - :. ,lzz ,V .3 ' I ls 7 - ,-.,-..- 7 4 'M ,.-1-Mn.,-'Q f. 12:2 -v.:' gf :g l 1 .6 v c Inlv V N , Ii- - -55152, g l 3 if 31- 2122 ,.. ll 1 ll5:EQE:. V ,.-' J if -, i Z' ,. , ' ' - : -f :' ' A A ,I ,:- llzz ey if qu' 'V h 'AZI t :1,1.1::: f fi 5 . --,-- 2 fl' ,. , ' N ' 22 5 ,,,,'v.... r ' ,A V '. I 'fy 5 ..... . 'V A-', 9 Q ,M-do - l .1 it s, A lll ' g n u ----v, Av, ,.33, -'F::,,,,.,:5E:155s5,::s ,,- 3 .. V yi? Ynn- .r N ...-,.., mmf gli ,. -nbl - nvv- o 3 5' Z 'zw,.,,.w-W Q e o J - n y - . . 1 Before we enml this 1959 Tornado we would like to express our thanks to the people who mzule it possihlefour adver- tisers. This year insteafl of having an acl section our zul- vertisers have sponsored r-1-rluin pages in our hook. Wie woulrl like to let thern know we appreciatecl all the interest they have Sll0XVIl in helping us puhlish this hook. Wye would ulso like to thunk il em-rtuin group in the Junior High School without Whose help this hook could not have heen produced-7-5 . . . thanks u lot. Auto 'rqphs - NIR. A. J. THOMAS, JH. NLRS. W. IJ. THOMAS fTAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The Work! 5 Be-sv Yearbooks Are Tavlor-'wade