Bradford High School - Bradonian Yearbook (Bradford, IL)

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Junior Class ii Row One-left to right-Miss Grantham, advisor: Edna Bachman, Helen Alexander, Shirley Horack, Sylvia Rouse, Mr. Garrison, Advisor. Row Two-Everett Moffitt, Paul Hickey, Wilbur Fate, Bob Real, Lester Lackie, Wil- rord Farley, Isobel Burwell. Row Three-Ruth Wall, Frances Schneman, Wilma Sellers, Lorraine Wilt, Darlene Lauclenburg, Margaret Hewitt, Rosemary Breen. Row Four-Clifford Renner, Spencer Landes, Francis Farley, John Blaisdell, Donald Wright Les Welsh, Donald Renner. Row Five-Evelyn Swearingen, Dorothy Garrison, Bernadine Bomleny, Ferne Tnmbleson, Marian Ioder, Virginia Reed. Row Six-Charles Bell, Forrest Champion, Gerald Holland, Donald Renner, John Howes, John McKean, Glen Thomas. Again this year the Junior class has been a jolly group. Many of its members were represented in athletic events, plays and various social activities. In our organization meeting under the sponsorship 'of Miss Grantham and Mr. Gar- rison the following officers were elected: Clifford Miller, President. Lorraine Wilt, Vice President. Rosemary Breen, Secretary-Treasurer Wilma Sellers, John Howes, Student Council. In the Homecoming Parade on November 11, we Juniors were very happy because we won first prize of 87.50 on our float. "The Last of the Mohicansl' That night, our qneen candidate, Lorraine Wilt, gave the winner a pretty close race and placed second. The Junior girls sponsored the Dance Hall and the boys made their share of the money on the "Ball and Chain" and "Nail Driving" booths. A In the first all-school play "The Clean Up,,' John Howes and Gerald Holland did their part for the class. "The Lucky Star" cast found Les Welsh and Rosemary Breen as 1-onresentatives of the Juniors. John McKean, Spencer Landes, Les Welsh. Bob Real and Clifford Miller were football lettermen and Spencer was elect- ed captain for 1939. Bob Real, John Howes. John McKean, Spencer Landes and Les Welsh played on the baksetball teams. An all-school Valentine party was spon- sored by the Juniors at which the games, entertainment and refreshments were in keeping with Dan Cupid's day of days. In the contest work in the Spring Dorothy Garrison was chosen as alto soloist and Rosemary Breen as piano soloist. Isobel Burwell spoke humorous at the Blackhawk conference and Rosemary spoke dramatic- In the commercial contests the following represented first year classes: Shorthand-Ferne Tnmbleson, Rosemary Breen and Frances Schneman. Typing-Sylvia Rouse, Edna Bachman, Virginia Reed, Gerald Holland, Spencer Landes. Bookkeeping-Lorraine Wilt. The Juniors worked hard all year selling candy, sponsoring cake walks, plays and many other activities in order to make money to give a formal banquet for the Seniors. The girls looked forward to this big event because they donned formals for the first time, wore gay corsages, and were escorted bv their best boy friends. The banquet was served by the Pa.rent-Teach- ers' Association and entertainment and dancing followed.

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MAB-EL ALLEN Dramatic Club 1115 Glee Club 12-41: Home Ec. club 12-3-415 Verse Reading Choir 1315 All School Play 12-31. NOR MA AMES Dramatic Club 11-2-3415 Glee Club 1315 Home Economics Club 13-415 G. A. A. 11-415 Librarian 1315 Girls' Basketball Team 11-2 -3-41 5 Newspaper Staff 11-2-3-415 Magazine Staff 1415 All School Plays 12-3 415 The Masque-rs 13-4, Pres. 415 Sec.-Treas. Dramatic Club 1315 County Chorus 1315 Typing Team 1315 Carnival Queen 141. VERGIL BATES Attended school at Tiskilwa 11-2 315 Band11-2-3-415 Glee Club 12-3-415 Mixed Chorus 12- 3415 Basketball 11-2-315 Oper- etta 12-315 Plays, "Ready Made Farnily"5 F. F. A, 11-2-3-415 F. F. A. Judging team 11-315 F. F. A. Basketball 141. HERBERT BAYER F. F. A. 11-2-3-415 F. F. A. Judg- ing team 11-2-3-415 F. F. A. Speaking 13-415 F. F. A. Basket- ball 13-415 Football 13-415 Track Letterman 12-3 415 Basketball 1315 Dramatic Club 12-315 Glee Club 13-415 Boy's Quartette 131g Operetta 1315 Glee Club Treas- urer 131. NINA BEEN EY Student Librarian 12-3-415 Car- nival Play 12-315 Student Di- rector of Carnival Play 1415 Dramatic Club 12-3-415 Glee Club,1315 G. A. A. 11-415 Orange and Black Masquers 13-415 Girls Basketball team, Capt. 11-2-412 Public Speaking 1315 Home Ee. Club 141. CT'hc Seniors E52lf'si34122il54l5f'ff'i5l3QffWwm -Sli 5 Messgrilitfiftii'A .5 1153. f15r5,ffgg,g:3flg3?kQff-i' , f1ii.?lfgg?2g?35gr1f51 -. . - 1 '51Q'ii',E4,?Q fry, 'glgin l 3-' I n 'il25.fE15l"El??.??5l1- A -3,15-t1.if'ff:ffgif . 5 1 ' 'ff 'Z' in 1, , Orf f' .51 A ' 1- git? A ,3 - -eq, , .. ,L , 1 1. 015 4 sltepsgsgfsm In - , - -L fi lr' Tilt 'f ' ii... isf??fEg1ff" be-. 1 ' , 5 , 1 11" . 2 1 -A 22113333 - . Wglflll S. , . A amazes.. 'zz Q, 1.5-'19 al- ,iffy .1 3555312515115 f2sz,aC,.....?F. "A35,.-s!is4jr- ' 4,4 if ' K--lm ! V ffm si l ge if ,gs 'lil HELEN BLAISDELL Dramatic Club 11-2-3-415 Home Ec. Club 11-415 G. A. A. 11-41: Glee Club 1315 Girls Basketball team 11-2-3-415 Declams 11-215 Student Director of Carnival Play 141. BOB BOYD Glee Club 11-2415 Band 11-2-3-415 Humorous Declamation 1215 Magazine Staff 1415 Trombone Quartette 1415 Soloist 11-2-3-415 National Marimba Champion 13-41 5 National Trombone Champion 12-3-415 Class Pres- ident 1115 Football 11-2-3-413 Track 11-215 Dramatic Club 11-2-315 Typing Contestant 141: All School Play 1315 All State Orchestra 12-3-415 All County Band 12-3-415 Student Conduct- or 1Band1 1415 Bass Vocal Soloist 1415 Paper Staff 12-3-415 Quartette 1Vocal1 12-415 State Marimba Champion 11-2 -3-415 St'ate Trombone Champion 11-2- 3-41. W. E. BUSWELL Band 11-23-415 Glee Club 1115 F. F. A. 1115 Judging 11-215 State Judging Team 1215 Ex- temporaneous Speaking Con- test 12-415 Paper Staff 12-3-415 Associate Editor 12-315 Star Courier Sports 1415 Magazine Staff 1415 Trombone Quartet Contest 1415 Solo Contest 1415 All School Play 13-415 Carnival Play 141. BILL CARROLL Band 11-2-3-415 Glee Club 11-3- 415 Baritone Soloist 13-415 Dramatic Club 12-3-415 Vice Pres. 1415 All School Plays 12-3-415 Carnival Play 1415 Paper Staff 1315 Operetta 131. BILL CODE Football 11-2-3-41, Capt. 1415 Basketball 11-2-3-41, Co-Capt. 1415 Track 11-2-3-415 F. F. A. 12 3-415 Vice Pres. F. F. A. 1315 Treasurer F. F. A. 1415 Carnival King 1315 Dramatic Club 11-2-3- 415 Orange and Black Masquers 13-415 All School Plays 11-2-3-41: Glee Club 1315 Vice Pres. Class 15415 Paper Staff 1415 Operetta 1 .

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l Y Sophomore Class 1 Row One-left to right-Miss Wass, advisory Eldora Thomas, Lillian Webber, Lola Mae Turner, Evelyn Craig, Jeanette Farley, Mr. Anderson, advisor. Row Two-Gertrude Swearingen, Dorothy Cinnamon, Warren Reed, Bill Barton, Mark Turner, Heyle Taylor, Georgia Tucker, Sara Louise Ault. Row Three-Juanita Quinn, Ruth Nelson, Bob Seeds, Bob Hallock, Tommy Mowbray, Earnest Linden, Cecile Ames, Carol Velde. Row 4-'Marjorie Clausen, Roberta Craig, Gayle Ames, Leona Bomleny, Dorothy Forbes, Cleo Kopp, Arlene Liggett, Helen Phelps, Virginia Wolfe. Row Five-Charles Bornsheuer, James Mitchell, Holton Rosenquist, Bob Perkins, Har- old Holler, Leland Wright, Richard Herder, Donald Scott. Row Six-Donald Towne, Ed Mowbray, Dan McKean, Bill Harney. William Wright, Glenn Ioder, Robert Hayden, Leo Fuertges, John Hannon. This year's sophomores proved that the old saying, "You can tell a sophomore, but vou can't tell him much," does not always hold true. This year we are very proud of our splendid showing on the honor roll. At the beginning of the first semester, the following officers were elected: Cleo Kopp, presidentg Helen Phelps, vice presidentg Bob Seeds, secretary-treasurerg Cecile Ames, Ernest Linden, Student Coun- cil. The sophomore class did its part in help- ing to make the Carnival another big suc cess. Carol Velde and Ernest Linden were the candidates for Queen and King. The All-School Christmas party was sponsored by our class. The first part of the evening was spent in playing games and dancing. The highlight of the party was the arrival of none other than Santa to tell us of his "Second Marriage." Be- lieve it or not, he also read us some letters that he had received from various students and teachers, telling him what they want- ed for Christmas. Last but not least, came the distribution of the gifts, candies and fruits. Even high school students think Christmas is incomplete without a Santa Claus. The sophomore boys made a fine show- ing in athletics this year. The reserve bas- ketball team was made up almost entire- ly of our sophomore boys. This included the following: Dan McKean, Jack Hannon, Dick Herder, Bob Perkins, and Billy Bar- ton. The former boys were on the football team, and also, Tom Mowbray, Eddie Mow- bray, Leland Wright, and Hyle Taylor. Al- though we had no outstanding athletes this year, we expect them to really "go to town" in the next two years. In fact this holds true for the entire class. Keep your eye on this class for scholarship, athletics and activities.