Bradford High School - Tornado Yearbook (Starke, FL)

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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!

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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 . , . . .

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