Bradner High School - Mirror Yearbook (Bradner, OH)

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Clayton McDole ... Doris Peoples... Ray Klingman ... Virginia Sanders .. Elwin Hiser ... Leona Molter ... Maxwell Graber ,... Doris Smith ... Alfred Merritt ooo Harriet Sage ... Wilbur Graber .. Betty Sworden .. Kenneth Allen ..... Lavergne Entsminger Robert Wright ,,.,. Marjorie Humberger Robert Schell .. Mildred Myers .. Donald Leffingwell, Tvelyn Fewless ... SENIOR DESCRIPTIONS . 'lhy modesty's a candle to thyJ?meritn. 'Dynamiten An athlete and funmaker of the first rank. Things are never dull with her around. 'Brassyn A man-about-town. He knows everything that happens and is usually a part of it. WJinny' Does she get around? She has personality plus. Flus what? Well, something that makes a hit with all the boys. 'JugW The Romeo of the Senior Class. He says,'Variety is the spice of 1ife.' 'Blondy' Powerful things, like dynamit often come in small packages. 'Max' Guitar player and athlete extra- ordinary. 'Smitty' In her rests the dignity of the Senior Class. , WA1fN He's rather quiet,but give him a football, basketball, or a baseball--, and he'll show you that actions speak louder than words. 'Dolly' She says, Ulf you want a thing done well, do it yourself.' WGabbyW He talks a lot,but if you lis- ten c1osely,you may find some words of wisdom mixed with the nonsense. 'Smiley0 She has enough temper for the whole class but she won't stay angry long. 'Sleepy' He just can't stay awake in class or in assembly, WBurgenW A real home girl who knows how to cook. NBob' A studious and a quiet boy, He's just a farmer boy at heart. NMarj' She always tries to make the teachers prove the law of cause whd effect. 'Boba He's reckless and carefree, Give him a model UAW, and a tank full of gas and he is satisfied. WMillieN A farmer girl who will make some man a good wife. She's humerous and is a fine actress. WBud' He just can't attend school re- gularly. He known girls in every town within fifty miles of here. A jolly girl and a good pal. When there is fun to be had, or any gigg- ling to be done she is always around.

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V .,,,,.. , Q41 ' 0 QQYahnP1' 0 O Q H4 SALUTATORY '41 i 1 To the President and members of the board of education, to the Superintendent and the teachers of Bradner Highg to the parents and friends of this' graduating classg it is my great privilege, as Salutatorian to extend to you this even- ing our most sincere welcome. ' I find it a pleasing task to speak to you, because I know you appreciate and fully understand my position as well as that of my classmates. Many of you have had the opportu- nity to graduate in similar circumstances, and you know how excited one feels on such occasions, In truth, I am victim of this feeling that seems to re- sult from the great experience of graduating and I find it difficult to express in adequate language what I really feel at this time. i ' ' However, there is one point that we all realize tonight That is that we who are now finishing our high school life have closed forever the dainty, shining portals of childhood and must open the grilled iron gates of adulthood with its many responsibilities. But this does not particularly make us sad. Vp are confident that we can meet life's every obli gation. May we all have courage to follow our excellent motto, WTake the world as you find it, but leave it better.n If we do that we shall each make a success of life. Now in closing,on behalf of myself and my classmates, I want to say how sincerely we appreciate your interest and faith in us, and again express a warm welcome to all of you. Thank you! -- Doris Smith