Bradford High School - Tornado Yearbook (Starke, FL)

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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.

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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

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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