Bradford High School - Tornado Yearbook (Starke, FL)

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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,, ,

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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.

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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