Bradford High School - Tornado Yearbook (Starke, FL)

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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

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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

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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'