Bridgeport High School - Sunnyhill Yearbook (Bridgeport, OH)

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, - webh- QNX' N 'xxx- KV' vs Prizzripzzf .S'upw'i11lw1ffw1I ll Howard Ely SL'I'7'f'fll71l' Miss Martha Van Meter Harry Waldorf Sfcrelaffy Mary E. Hibbs McCleary Although Mr. lily has been with us only a few years, he has become the subject of much admiration not only for his work as superintendent, but also for his understanding nature of the needs and desires of the pupils of our school. Our hope for Mr. lfly is that he may have many more happy years in Bridge- port, continuing to gain the admiration of the student body as he has done in the past. lt is difficult to express in words our thanks and appreciation to Mr. Waldorf for his kindness to us in our school life. He has been more than a principal he has been a friend. He has joined in our good times, yet he has been serious when occasion demanded. The class of '35 sincerely hopes Mr. XValdorf will be to many future classes of this school what he has been to us - a counselor and a friend. Miss Van Meter and Mrs. Mcfleary are secretaries to the superintendent and principal. They are both graduates of Bridgeport High School and are admired by the entire student body. U51

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