Bradshaw High School - Mark VI Yearbook (Florence, AL)

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Catalyst for Bradshaw campus unity -ng. Assistant principal Roy K. Duncan presses home a point in his duties with a member of the student body. Pursuring her iob as Bradshaw's bookkeeper, Mrs. Marguerite Edwards keeps close tabs on campus economy. Administrative and office assistants aid in carrying out all school policies. Their hustle and bustle has kept Bradshaw running smoothly through thick fbomb threatsj. thin Cflu epidemicsj and a few other minor scrapes. Assistant principal E. G. Dorris jovially peddles school supplies during homeroom period. With pencil in hand. Mrs. Janie Bratcher, secretary, awaits with a smile the arrival of innumerable diseased pupils. ADMINISTRATION 133

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IVlr. Brewer and his doers provide Principal Joe Brewer dominates most school functions with his amiable leadership. Mr. Brewer's participation in all walks of Bruin life has added a great deal of unity to both the faculty and students. ,I ,? -1- , Y W 132 ADMINISTRATION

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Counselors propose solutions to student needs -xt g Whether correcting a schedule, checking grades or sending a transcript, Bradshaw's counselors are continuously at work for and with students. With friendliness, Bradshaw's Mod Squad suggests appropriate courses, distribute ACT or SAT scores. propose prospective colleges and stand ready to help those who enter their doors. With a quick phone call. Mr. Phillips is able to solve Blanche Abbott's dilemma. f . 23? :Wir 12' UI si--P E' Q.. KABOVED John Welch discovers that Mrs. Lowe tries to fulfill each individual's needs. QRIGHTD Permanent records depict success or failure of Bradshaw students. Mr. Whitfield hopes his search for information indicates success rather than failure. Z If I 4 134 - couivsetorzs