St Timothys School - Steward Yearbook (Stevenson, MD)

Page 35 text:

'I'1zirty-one

Page 34 text:

if 'B ff 1, A H2 E xl .xx wi 728+ my is Q 3 is Q x Nga m S5 xx Q X ,. ,HM 'I 'hirfy

Page 36 text:

'l'II E STEVVA RD A DAY WITH MISS BRADLEY Our versatile Miss Bradley arrives at breakfast .ilrcady primed with the world news. She then cheerfully discusses the forthcoming school day with her table but pauses to read inspection and dismiss the dining room. Her day in the school- house begins by giving announcements of all kinds and returning an odd accumulation of articles fsuch as an ownerless size Sli study hall shoel. After the Erst class Miss Bradley often gives prayers, which will probably include her favorite 'f'l'he Canticle to the Sun, after which she will un- doubtedly want to see the Faculty. During the morning should there be any change in the ordinary routine, a note to that effect will be written on the board, officially signed M.E.B. However, should any Ucrisis arise, one has only to find Miss Bradley who is very adept at solving any sort of problem-from finding lost notebooks to missing people. '1'lie first place to look for her is in her office, gaily decorated with spelling correc- tions, standard tests, and absence lists, but if she is not there, she might easily be found on the phone with The Steward photographer, up in the infirmary delivering assignments, or talking to Miss VVatkins about the seniors' college plans. If there is a game in the afternoon, Miss Bradley will be right there on the sidelines cheering for St. Tim's. Later on, her advisees and anyone else will End themselves very welcome in her living room on the second floor of Heath House, with its many books, its fascinating prints and pictures, and its always intriguing plants and shells. Often Miss Bradley's busy day does not end until nine o'cloek when, after supervising some of our night Study Halls while she works on her knitting, she neatens up the room for the night. She then returns to lfleath Ilouse to watch a favor- ite program with Mrs. VVarner or finish a chic dress or gaily decorated sweater. 'l'he seniors want to thank Miss Bradley for all she has done for them particularly, and for the school as a whole, during the years she has been here, and the editors of The Steward for her adept handling of Duco cement during the galley-proof stage, her invaluable aid in picture-taking. and all her help with the magazine. VVC all wish her the best of luck and happiness as she retires this year. Thirty-two