Bradford High School - Tornado Yearbook (Starke, FL)

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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.

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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.

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