Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Dedication For her long and faithful service in Richmond High School, her sincerity and loyalty, the Pierian Staff dedicates this 1 46 Pierian to MISS ANNA BRADBURY. Coming to Morton in 191 1, Miss Bradbury taught in the Foreign Language Department thirty-four years. She has taught hundreds of students the essentials and fundamentals of a foreign language. Through her patience, understanding and guidance, many of her former R. H. S. students have prospered. Besides her usual teaching duties, Miss Bradbury was a member of the senior class commencement committee, director of the senior class play and sponsor of a Girl Reserve group for a number of years. During her years here, she rendered outstanding service to students and faculty alike. She w ill be remembered for her strong belief in America ' s youth.

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Principal Principal Paul C. Garrison has been with us for only one year but during that time he has acquired many fond acquaintances among the students and the faculty. R. H. S. reconversion from accelerated war-time schedules to normal peace-time ones has been no small task, but Mr. Garrison has taken it in his stride with the ease and grace of one who had acted in this capacity his entire life. Deans James C. Farmer, known as the wit of R. H. S., can be counted on to come through with the right thing when the time comes. Always willing to contribute enthusiasm, he remains, to the graduates of his time, one to be remembered with the fondest regards. Miss Gladys B. Erdahl, dean of girls, has proved herself to be the real friend in need. Sincerity, understandability, and patience plus the desire to set aright those who are entering the long, weary road of life, compose the at- tributes of our unforgettable dean of girls ' outstanding character.