Bradley Bourbonnais Community High School - Bradleyan Yearbook (Bradley, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1931 volume:

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Fully Accredited by the University of Illinois Fully Recognized by The State Department of Public Instruction Located in Bradley Illinois, ---- A growing, prosperous, progressive and pleasant city with excellent transportation facilities and good homes. A whole- some educational center. A school with high standards. COURSES OFFERED Algebra V Y Ancient History C Commercial Geography 'X Geometry 'X M. 8: M. History g Physical Geography V ' Business Arithmetic United States History V Chemistry English Composition 'X Civics lf' General Science 7 English Literature 'Z Business Law 4 Manual Training V, Latin V Bookkeeping Home Economics French Shorthand If Typewritingif Tuition is free for all eighth grade graduates living in District No. 61, or in non-high school territory, anywhere in Bourbonnais Township, or else- where, who wish to attend the Bradley High School. iSee Section 96, Illinois School Law.I If you are in doubt about anything concerning the courses of- fered, tuition, attendance, advantages, and the like, consult any of the Mem- bers of the Board of Education, or the Superintendent. Enroll in High School as soon as possible after you graduate from the eighth grade. We welcome you to become a member of the student body of the Bradley High School. R. P. WELKER, Superintendent. 2 FACULTY 1930-31 R. P. Welker, Superintendent Edna Parsons Mabel Cole Dorothy Dooley Vera Baker O. W. Young ...........,A THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. August Pepin E. J. Mulligan, President E. H. Kamman R. P. Welker, Superintendent Omer Rivard Paul La Gesse Hal Mc Cleary, Secretary Dolar E. Martin The men who determine the Policies of the Public Schools in Bradley 3 fi X. 53 -5 T I .QQQ j?g Q h,lp,d4g ' V'7'AVF9f3f Mf7HV: 4.' , . ' f5i ,7f,f!f ,f t gg., ' , fa? - , Aglfff 1,1711 , Atl, f .sn 1 fi Jf'2j7 Qfia' 34,f1 2fQ!pf42ZZ,jZQL t Demcm-nom. t In appreciation of the interest and assistance of the school as a whole in making this annual a success, we, the Senior Class of 1951, dedicate this vol- ume of Memoirs. I' 'tl .,,.'1 1-.' .,, ' Wa I, , fir ft Ar ..,: AH 'I 'OJ l , ! V 4' has XR H W C1 .Z 4 4 1 t gf F - , , , I -4 M bf -' 4 an M Qf'ni3f W , 1 7 .4si,,- '- 5--97' P j - 'vffffg' '4 'u- .q.x. , V' Nxlrnf-12'-A Q5 ' P5 ,ZA 'jr' L---4 A 4 I I l 1 1 1 IU: Fl ,cm N51 'TJ Q sl' -e-......i. 1 4 V I ui Lfii fx-.N : Af' Q QQ F-Qi F Qt A 5 -J - A ,Mx k A ff , Q H I L N 5 1 I SENIORS Gladys Brookman ' NSeniors may come, Seniors may go, but I go on forever.' Laura Hasemeyer nThree things doth shine- the sun, the moon, and my ha1r.' Howard Hoegsted 'I wou1dn't be good if I could, and I couldn't be good if I 'Uu1aon Evelyn Lund 'Her heart is a garden fair where many blossoms growan Ilene Mccleary .J WSm111ng she comes, and smiling she gpes.W A 4 A Harold Ott WHe that hath patienoe dan have what he will.N John Smietanski Wcreater man have lived than I, but I doubt it.W Earl Stoltz WGod bless SIGGPAH EL: man Florence M NPretty to atb talk with, .,o , think Of, too,' Paul Toliuszis NI cannot chock my my color comes and WhO 1BVBDt6d ' v h, witty to cant to ..- girlish blu h, goes.' 1 ,lf i.p' fel: , 'lo ' L 'll N! A tk ' X - 314 Eiliif M .. .Y 'NN XJWV . - Q - A .1 A 4.-azz-..,,ggl3?-'I'f'4?-Q3Ixiagggilffffa gf' f' -sEZ?'rfpA?'P L..-,,,,.. - j T1 - A '11:-:xi ' ' W , . r' .,, . ' -F -----an -- ,mi VL SENIOR WILL We, the Class of 1951 of Bradley High School, upon leav- ing this vale of tears for a higher plane of life, being in sound mind and our usual beneficent disposition, do generous- ly bestow upon these, our legitimate heirs, our properties, both real and personal, to-wit: Firstly: Having already conquered the world and brought it under submission, we will to the Juniors our most extra- ordinarily developed and fertile brains, realizing that they have need of them, and on condition that they make use of themg Secondly: To the Sophomores we leave their sponsor recommending for them the most tender care, that the aforesaid sponsor m y avoid the general epidemic of nervous prostration. Thirdly: To the Freshmen we leave our memory, knowing that all the possess will be kept green, and hoping that they will ponder eeply upon it, since it cannot fail o inspire them with a longing to attain our noble heights. Fourthly: To the faculty we will our accomplishments of conversing fluently upon subjects stout which we know nothing. Fifthly, and lastly: Upon certain needy and worthy in- dividuals, we, the members of the aforesaid class of 1951, do generously boston these gifts, to-nit: I, Howard Hocgsted, do bequeath to Uilbur Damler my job of coaching the eighth grade boys, and my artistic ability of sinking two points for dear old Bradley. I, Harold Ott, give to Pug Bcgnoche my honorable art ofA being the only bachelor of the Senior Class. X4ff,xj -2,42 X I, Earl Stoltz, give to Harold Lemaster my interesting 4 fb vocabulary, recommending it for constant uso. '2 I, John Smietanski, do bequeath to Frank Stefanich my leg ll: remembered comb, which made its appearance in every class per-la. 1 iodl I up 115 I, Paul Toliuszis, give to Eugene Nickcll my place on'q QL the uAll Star County Teamn. fqigjii . ly' I Qzif ,ld X' jd 7 W' 'fn 'A 'vx r 2!'-,,,l'X, 1 JY-,AFR -J, A fra, ,...,...fgb-4--fs, Klux.-1 ,X ' --v ': 7 v'-'1-': --- ' Pu u :r-2- x.xLL,-d-up ' ' t- -4-'1Q'Q,!.. K-,,-uw, -4-- :fr Q' ,, ra' I I, Gladys Brockman, give to Ruth Nelson my WAN average in Chemistry, hoping she turns out to be a better Chemist than I. I, Laura Hasemeyer, will to Lauretta Hayes my beloved seat in Geometry Class, hoping she uses it to a better advantage than I. I, Ilene MoCleary, will to Ione Hasemeyer my front seat in the assembly, hoping she isn't always running to the back of the room, to ask information of her boy-friends I, Florence Styck, will to Genevieve Raich my determination of reaching one hundred words a minute on the l955 speed test. I, Evelyn Lund, leave to Jerry Powers my fast pace on going to and from classes. Laura Hasemeyer V u 1 Y! 2 4 o U2 f iff? f 4 , - f .-v- i QW' ' ,JN 'NP' .fl Q 8 'r NN ! 1-' ..-- , L,sH.-.rg-7-,W f2?s, -,.5-,113-,,,v,f-.-4 ,vz' L,-:fbkw -fa Y , gy , 3 ' I 'A'-Ja dvi ' ILHSIN'-.2 f CLASS PROPHECY 4 1950 Upgn my various journeys to and fro I have had the good fortune to meet many of my old Senior class mates. First I met with a little, old weazened man whom I once called Har- old Ott now known as Dr. Ott. I developed sea sickness ear- ly and of course the ship doctor was called. Here came none other than Dr. Ott swinging along with his little satchel. I was very glad to see him and asked where his grocery truck WUSQ In India my friend inquired of me if I had visited the famous Madame Shervia. I replied in the negative and so ar- rangements were made for my visit the following day. Cloth- In Poland ed in a long robe with fore me my dear I understood then why had been so anxious to much surprised a turben around her head stood be- Florence Styek alias Madame Shervia. in her last year in High School she have her hair grow long. She was very me. On departing, I told her that I friend to see hoped she was able to see in her crystal ball more for her other visitors ing is a great it from Master than she had been able to see for me. Bluff- profession and I would have gladly expected John Smietanski but not from Florence. I ran upon this famous Smietanski person try- ing to criticise a well known Polish official. I say trying because really criticising is out of his line even if he doesn't think so. He was about to be thrown into prison when I vouched for his im ediate removal from the country so ,Q was released. Then I inquired of him if he hadn't found at he was not a natural born critic and that it would be the death of him yet. I put him upon a ship for America and the last I can of him he was hunting for a comb and mirror, x, I then took a taxi and whom do you suppose was the Sx?Ejq driver? There sat Mr. Paul Toliuszis reciting orations to f himself after having delivered me to the wrong address. I QJX was very angry with him until I recognized him as an old Q 'i ' I friend. He its still trying to become a Daniel Webster but oh! how herd th' task. Beside him on the seat were two s :E loaves of his father's bread which had been sent to him from fQ55s1 America. After telling me of their origin and travels a- gfaakg broad before reaching him, he started with me to the correct f r i address, I was injured and had to be taken to a hospital. gigs e , . Y. .Cnr f It was found thet I needed a minor operation and there gg lv came a little blond nurse very flighty and ninking at me ig hai with every word. I became rather angry with her and asked 'I I if she thought her patient was a man. Then to my embarrass- Kyiv, 5 ment I discovered that this was another of my school mates, Em, M Miss Laura Hasemeyer. She was very much disturbed about 1 hsggri ,.--- ,,,. . ,-..l,f' M ev- ,353-' s -S , 4 .f7Nvffs+MAWaN,fexmsswwfwf-P 1 Qi ' ,ffm something and I was afraid that she would do more harm than good but to my surprise she did rather well omitting the fact that she gave me far too much ether, talked continually of the new taxi station and asked me 500 times to excuse the taxi driver as he was probably worried about an address he gas to give the following day at the dedication of a dog OllSCn From the hospital I went to Scotland where I saw a lit- tle lady teaching lady bugs to dance. I entered the circus tent and to my astonishment there was Ilene McCleary. Poor, dear lady, had wasted her life at this occupation and to be truthful those lady bugs never danced any more than a flea but she had become so used to seeing them move about that she really thought they were dancing. The admission was 10d and was to be paid in pennies as this gave her the im- pression that she had more money. I only had .OQQ but she refused to admit me until I had the correct change and me her very dear friend. In Rome I ran across and was entertained by an old, old class mate Earl Stoltz. He was toddling a small boy upon his knee named Mussolini. After inquiring I learned that he had married Mussolini's daughter and this youngster was their child. I was invited to dinner and the small child showed me a toy automobile modeled after a Speedster Whippet and he told me that when he grew up he intended to speed just like his daddy and grandfather had done before him. As my time was about devoured I was forced to return to America without seeing every place I wished. Upon landing in America I went immediately to the court room as you see ...:x I had been traveling and practicing upon law. My partner was having considerable trouble in obtaining a divorce for some one and wished my help. New whom,do you suppose tEis,3Z, some one was? None other than the famous base ball star of V' the Cubs, Mr. Howard Hoegsted. He was having a difficult bf i time but as I was there I pxogised to do my best and so' Igh did. He received his divorce and I read last reeh where him, 3775 and his wife remarried. ?,f ,W QL, And last of all coins 213' connection with grocery stores. if rffi' The chain stores of the National Tea had their main office K9 iq in Chicago. I was their lmyper for an important suit an .f I gainst another fire :nd e . vlan I visited the President there U 14' sat not a gentleman but Miss Evelyn Lund. She was elegantly 2,9fr dressed and with all My squirming and wriggling about I was ,513 unable to count the dieigionds upon per hands, arms, ears, l,llCe,f'l', ,fl ' 495 ' ix fr vv -V, ui?-Q, Us-'xX r , -f ?'3X.'--Q-226-----x,---14 - J,..-.--..ff tlLx. .-51, -2 Z. X And so new es I have seen all of my deer class mates, I feel much better and really feel that I am 20 years younger. I am a lawyer and am doing as well as would be expected. ' Gladys Broekmen. ,f 'NV-' ' T dxf 7 A- If PLA X 1' .. Q' Z! Q1 W'5f'J 1 2' .1 ff -N1 V W an 1 467 5 54 3 F . 'WJQ' if Q- fv 4 4: -- ' 1 1-ff, .. , . 2-, . lp- sf, af' I ff x,, 'Na 3 11 'v- - ' 'Mb ' , Tx -vb' Q ,-f M . . ' V , G- ,. 'A '4 -' ..J0T+--.-ff 1 -- .V 4Qs--1--slr, Q--M -fi? M-N, .ff-----l. .---J 42 f'e'e '23 -s....,---x 1,1 ',,,,,,, ,1,lfn1fZ'7 1 7 1fl,1,,,,4 -dj 'Q-'.:?':.'1 : -1 . - -- --ig -'......:g:.,E Q .,, V- - ..:. 'S --7 44+ Q 'E 75 W ' Vg in E! as ,fr .Q I is ffggsin F I .fi A ,ff flkgfbi fi 5.35, '- f' I 4, g nf EFI ? ,,1 1215.25 I fr i 2- 5 --Q ? . ....--1' 3 'O ' 'L' , M 52 35 f I ' -1 i f A Z r Q 02 l f' , !7WlWll7Mf if 4 -bv 3'-,x I .J ktfi' i 4' Q' 1 '41 1 m. . P-if 9' M wif gfunxnrz ff 773, .-15 s, V' 'Qsff' ', Y 'M M 'V' A, asm.. ,lf if ...1,4 V . -U .-.i-IQL-.rff5,'-52 0 wg 4 -- 12 55 Name Floyd Anderson Arden Allgaier Darlene Bade Laura Beland Lawrence Benoche Ida Blanchette Vera Qillen Lawrence Hayes Paul Hubert Elinor Kammann Louise Kavaney Vivian Legris Harold LeMaster Adolf Leszczwicz Vivian Lund Delphis Marcotte Ann Mathews Josephine Messick Izetta Milligan Ruth Nelson Eugene Nickcll Bert Norman Agnes Pakulski Lawrence Powers Genevieve Raich Eleanor Roush Julius Steinmarch Mildred Topliff Frank Wasetis JUNIOR CLASS ROLL Hi ck Name Andy Sonny Boy Darling Jerry P118 Beedo Terry Irish Paulie Toots Blackie Nancy Pokey Ouf Bibian Del Jackie Jo Babe Rudy Fat Fuke Blondie Larry Gen Kittie Volk Milly Frankie Favorite Bygords Don't be silly! My bicycle! Tell'en you right You're nuts! Ask me, I know. Gee, He's a goof. HOW. She gives me a pain. According to you! Why look at me as did it? You think so? Can he dance! Gee, hc's cute. Big me and little Mon Dieu! Yeah! He's a bear. Don't be foolish. I can't do that. Tee hee! He's a poke! Watch my spedd! Oh, my! Jcapers frost! Hurry up, Ida. Mtw'mh2awmk What songs you wuz Nawthing. v. 'YN pf' 'M- if I you. I it rf ,IQ ' 'N 7 1 S. rx' Af. fr 1 pe I I. K 1 ,--5 J' 'hz 9 u 53 I . :Ur v v 1 C 1 he fy 1 L' if-'gr A A , A is ,life 1 W, ,K z, fs.- , . ',.,,-,,,,,- . r wx' - 'HRT , , X.-.-.---v'w...,,,.,.-1 N.. 4: 4-I. -'- - '.'i'-Q - X--'4 -3 4 s- sez ,-X af- 'fs 15,,,u1 I Class Qffieers President President Secretary Treasurer Lawrence Benoehe Darlene Bade Vice Delphis Marcotte Lawrence Hayes The Junior Class entered high school in 1928 with thirty-eight students. We now have twenty-eight. Miss Ruth Beauvais acted as our advisor during our Freshman yearg Mr. Young was our advisor during our Sophomore yearg and during this year we have been acting with the aid of Miss Cole and Mr. Young. It would be rather difficult to pick out the most pro- minent members of the class, as they all seem prominent. The boys in the class who received major letters in Floyd Anderson, Lawrence Benoche, Harold Le- basketball are Master, and Lawrence Power. Delphis Marcotte received a mi- nor letter. In dramstics letters were awarded to Vivian Lund, Vivian Legris, Elinor Kam en, Lawrence Hayes, and Eugene Nickell. Various members of the Junior Class hold offices in the Glee Club, Commercial Club, and French Club. The Junior Class won the interscholastic tournament in basketball this year. The Junior-Senior Banquet this year is to be held at 0 I the Hotel Kankakee on Saturday Evening, May 25. Money for this banquet was raised by selling candy at bfsketbull games selling Christmas cards, giving two bQSkOtDmll games, and 5 monthly class dues. v Ley N . P l , ' 4. Eliner K mwcnn. qlggf Wdvq 54 1 ? Q I-gif 1' 1 f' f, 2151 ff 'Vx X '.'f F . 'M 'vw fvx fxfx' A 'ggi ,,,f lvif Y W -pq' rg-. .xl Q .'Q '1r'W' as-. My 4- TE.-N v i ,, - f-'gnu-4 ' J y 'Z- fvow , xX Y f 9 ' Q f fr, I ,' Q I vZ,v. lull X xx I 1 N . . Z xt f fm fi I 9 l,... , SOP , r . F1 ...,, s 5, x f px NF' , I gwu pllom ores 5- 15 M W M 'ai' 131 + A W -- X-f 5' Q -U --in .....:'g,,,,,-..x1 ,Z 1-J, 6 ,,, . -..-f A Z., na lj 7:4- ' - ....... ---.1-Q-' --4 - .V - -'- ,-..-rf'-T 'qrgr 3 , Name Ruth Anderson Donald Buser Warren Brickle Lillian Coash Joseph Girnd Harold Hoover Ione Hasemeyer Louis Hoegsted Randall Kowelter Aubin Legris Leo Grenier Yvonne Lagesse Edna Lock Leo,Mailloux Wayne Monty Everett Mulligan Charles Mercer Betty Jane Norman Isabelle Pezdirtz Vernon Pray Elizabeth Prue Frank Stefanich Opal Stoltz June Ullom Cecilia Werner Lauretta Atkins Gladys Schultz s GRE guise Bog ' 'Ruffus' II Don!! WAliden nTiny-Y' Y! J. e If WHoover' 'WBetty' .IYLOUYYY sr S 1 S Syn .-u Auh b yn fl Duke!! .ll i G ll WLoekieW lAz15rcJi: ,N CK!! 'MuggsM -IIBULGM NEG tty!! u I Sao so Wwhiskersn nLj-bbyvt uStep-an-inch WGeml! nRunnieW nsillyn nAretta' WDimplesN Final Resting Place MieKy's Ford School House Lyric Cloak Room Cohn': Erase Church Hersexer Windov 'H the Hall Teaehff' Voom Couutiy City Par? Proadvvy Her lord Drug Stare Store Drug Store River Rat Home WdSHlDjt0H Avenue Pool Room .Te'-'1's.e.Vn1 Street Sorner Pug's arms Music ieacher Church Lockfs House Martin's Store 'T J The Sophomore Class is very proud to say that .Zyl they have the honor student. So far during thiS!'i'f.2 1, year he has maintained the standard of 4.5. Thisq4 5 young man is Wayne Monty. fgy yr During the Sophomore year the social activities' if U were the Freshmen Intiation. The poor frcshies was '1 YI picked on something terrible. They were too Push- '5g4WW ful to sit with the girls, and vice versa. Miter . Q43 i , they finished doing their nstuntsn they were given 'tie a lunch and sent home to bed. 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VV,,..,Y v 12.3.-Y'-K.-5--.1?'2' Y, ' .- U 'in 43 Name Melba Bade Harold Chartier FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL Donald Coyer Nicholas Coleveris Lester Fennel Elton Guise Vincent Gay Marjorie Hoegsted LIIIUGH Hess Loretta Hayes Vearl Heinis Edward Hess Lawrence Klowbuteher Ruby Honn Emile Krizan Irene Klept Joseph Longtin Sylvia Larsen Marshall Lamore William Lustrg Ambrose Lambert Lionel Legris Dorothy Largen' Elinor Mulligan Arthur Mareotte Le! Matthews Elmore Martin Cecil McClure Jerome Powers Leslie Prue- Foster Roou John Sadowski Wayne Snader Wanda Troutman Marjorie Topliff Jhanita Vickery Dorothy Wheeler Esther Herman Weldon Edward , - R Williams Werner Wadleigh Zaje 4 ,-1' Nickname nBumpsW WSharkyU lYQ'ua Ni If IYLGSN HGeezern Nvinnien HMQT j U La.IpIg-y NIJC-tty-U nShrimpN WEddieN nLaI.I.yn WReneN n Joe n I!Bi'-1-:LN nLa-mn WSimonW NDO-E n nArta E Matt5f 'flielrryff Le s A '1 roach ,, nsadn 1 X 'SnaKey W 3 figoot Sn Nita I HDOtIl irgff L E f - A if I 1 ' In-'fs V A 7 Nwaddien is il nEddien ara I f' , gg i. If Y?-if A E ff- -1433 I N' xx' 'f',x-'Z ' V I A ,A L Vigf -V M f 1 N -R 4? X xx 'X Freshmen class meetings are held every Thursday Morn- ing. The officers elected for the year 1950-1931 are: Presi- dent-Vearle Heinis, Vice-President-Wilbur Damler, Secretary LRuby Hahn, and Treasurer-Harold Chartier. The class dues are ten cents a month. The Freshmen have taken part in all the activities and several have shown their efficiency already. Edward Zajc, Jerome Powers, Harold Chartier, Leo Mathews and Lionel Legris received minor B's in basketball, and certain of our class members have a good chance for the B's awarded for scholarship. Let's hope they get it! During the second month of school the Sophomores initi- ated us. we had a good time, although we did receive sever- al shocks from wires connected with a battery. We felt much better, however, after we had some of the good lunch the Sophomores provided. In order to show the Bradley High School we were an ac- tive part of the school, we gave a Halloween party. Almost everyone came masked, and these costumes afforded much fun as they were judged as to which was the funniest, the best dressed, or the most representative of a particular char- acter. Then the Freshmen revealed their talent in a program of vocal and piano solos and reading. Elton Guiss told a Uspookyn ghost story and Ruby Hahn enlightened many by pre- dicting bright futures for them. Nobody's appetite was ru- ined by the ghost stories though,as everybody ate heartily of the good refreshments. April l, the Freshmen gave a play, the nApril Fool Tea chern before the assembly. It was a comical play and every- -5 I 1 - is one had several good laughs from it. IW? T 3 Just watch the Freshmen! Every class must have a beftfgg ginning year, and we have done our best to make this onefd worthyof our dear old Bradley High School. !Eg,fJ 'J 1 .' if fr Elinor Mulligan iii? .j?f?g L- '4 . 119' Y ,.. 17- W -,,SNf..!X . LN- Q-1, Z 'X Q-X-'L' - .-.sis-,' 'f'- V, --3 .A ,'v': 4 ,,.......- - R.-f-v.. -- --,, ...1--1,1 ,KJ Xxx f ' xx i ' I Q O2 C9 Of QQQDCC f'QfQf j UI 20 ,J -f ..1 1,-, -v, -y r H' N ' ,- ,rf lr! ,fu X W Q ,wk XX N 1 , 'WN X X A W1 X-X um' ,nv .I U ,X ., ,. X .x -1' ,W XV' ,3 4' SENIOR CLASS F , I A x ! 4 X, Wy, X, 1 '-X, 13 1 COMMERCIAL CLUB 21 A Typewriting Class Photographed in Action Partial view of the Chemistry Laboratory 22 Our Harmonizersn -- The Glee Club 23 Q I I A Class In Foods Home Economics Laboratory Jdrifok ICLASS 24 DESCRIPTION OF COURSES English : - This course introduces the student to High School English textbooks and methods of instruction. Some good ele- mentary English composition textbook is completed during the year, and several books are selected from the college entrance requirements lists, some of which are studied intensively and others required for outside reading. Composition work is dgne weekly and especial emphasis is placed upon methods in doing the work. Some time is given to practical letter writing,Eng- lish grammar review, and oral drills in English. At least for books must be studied in class and four others read outside as directed by the teacher. This is a one year course. One cre- dit. Offered in the ninth year. English II - This course is a continuation of the work in Eng- lish I. Some good standard English II textbook is completed during the year and at least four books are read in class.Out- side reading is required of all pupils and it is carefully su- pervised by the teacher. from jopies as the selection and or- ganization of material, letter wc ting, unity, coherence, em- phasis, distinctive features of ine four forms of discourse, and grammar review are thoroughly studied. This is a one year course. One credit. Offered in the tenth year, English-TTL - This course takes up the study of the history of nglisn Literature. Some textbook like Halleck's history of English Literature or its equivalent is studied during the year. One of the chief aims is to establish right habits of reading and to widen the pupil's acquaintance with literature Books selected by the teacher are read intensively while a few others are required for outside reading. Much time is givento theme writing in this course and the aims are Clj, to fix inf? the minds of the pupils the principles taught in previous yqpsf X! p Y and CBJ, to give experience in collecting and organizing niet K terial for a theme of some length. This is a one year coursg. ig One credit. Offered in the eleventh year. 1 , 'sb' English-ly - This course takes up a study of the history of,fw N American Literature. Some textbook like Halleck's history oqf American Literature or its equivalent is studied. One of they chief aims is to establish right habits of reading and to wmenff Ly + the pupil's appreciation for some of the better literature. Ani least six books should be read as outside reading during t,hc4,? fcurth year, one from each of the following types of literatmq blcgraphy, drama, novel, essay, biography, and short storyqymbq time is also devoted to theme writing. Written and oral! cJhgk oositions, in this grade, should be the results of serious efwf forts. The study of grammar, composition, and'rheLpric shodfif -. 4 .-.-V T ' 'ILrf..-- J Kel.-'7 iff tt Es rin- is g -5 .f ?3j 1o-fig 1 -sl ,naw .lk u,-s,.v,,qir:si ,-Je - r provide a means of correcting individual errors found in themes written. Original imaginative and inspirational writings in both prose and verse should be encouraged. This is the last year of the four year course in English offered in the Bradley High School. The pupil should now be able to do College Grade work in English, and be able to meet other demands in life that draw so heavily upon one's ability to do written and oral com- position work. Reference is made occasionally to present day writers and mag- azine articles in all English courses. Some time is given to debating, public speaking, and oral reading in each year of Fm? lish work described above. Also some time is given to parlia- mentary practice in all courses. Mathematics glgebral - This is a beginning course in algebra and covers al- gebraic notations, substitution and evaluation, the fundamental operations, the use of formulas, an introduction to graphs, e- quation in the first degree in one unknown, important types of products, factoring, highest common factor, lowest common mul- tiple, fractions, ratio, proportion and variation, two unknowng square root and its applications, radicals and exponents, and an introduction to quadratic equations. One credit. Offeredim the ninth year. Plane Geometry - This course takes up the ordinary theorems for first year courses in plane geometry, original proofs, practiwl measurements and mensuration review. One year. One credit Offered in tenth year. Commercial Arithmetic - Short methods in dealing with the fun- damentals, aliquot parts of lOO, a mastery of the 45 combinam tions. Tables of denominate numbers. Fractions. Formulas ugfd in percentage and their applications. Formulas used in mensffwfX3 ation. Solving and analysis of problems by mental processgglf Y Nensuration. Lumber. Building. Plastering. Papering. Carpet- iril 'li' Land measure. Base line. Principal Meridian. Townshig section and its division. Ratio and Proportion. Longitude and Time. 13 credit. One half year. Offered in eleventh year. K, 1 History, Government and Economics gnqient History - This takes up the history from the time whey wan emerges from obscurity up to about SOO A. D. A study oi.py Oriental kingdoms and empires, the Greeks and Greek civilizersj tion, the Roman Republic and Empire and the Barbarian invassapg Library assignments. One year. One credit. npfferedain' nipg car. 26 -- 64-w L ao. -n 'V' l ' .....::--- ,...... - M D : -jj' '-'-I .Sift . x ' 1 H V - le- Q1 Y Y - -v- ...rv iw -, -Q 4 M. A M. Histor - A thorough survey of the Middle Ages followed yyan n ensive study of Modern times. The European background of American history is kept constantly in mind. Library assqyr ments are required and some composition work which gives the student the advantage of the library material at hand is taken up during the year. One year. One credit. Offered in the tenth year. K American Histo - A background for American History is built up y giv ng a rief survey of European history prior to the discovery of America. Following this study a study of discovery colonization, and sm? tlement of America is taken ups This is followed by a study of the conditions leading up to the separation of the colonies Dom the mother country, formation of State governmentsg the Consti- tutional Conventiong National developmentg Rise of political partiesg Civil Warg Reconstruction and its accompanying prob- lemsg more recent problemsg and a study of the World War. One year. One credit. Offered in the twelfth year. Civil Government - The pupil is supposed to have had the ordin- 'ary eighth year Civics before entering this course. It deals with the rise of government during the life history of man and the various economic stages of his developmentg national devel- opment and administration of our federal lawsg and state and local problems. It acquaints the student with the State and National governments and will help him in being a useful citi- zen. This is a half year course. 5 credit. Offered in the twelfth year. Science General Science - The purpose of this course is to provide therj p6UiI'witH a ground work in physics, chemistry, botany, zoologiVWx, physiology, and physical geography. Especial emphasis will be A31 placed upon the development of the pupil. He will be led 2ot,,. observe all natural phenomena around him, and to keep neat re- 5 3 ctfus of his observations. He will be led to apply usefulkmwl-vip? edge to good ends which will aid him in rendering better serzfkfm vice to his community. This is a one year course. Double lab !fL' oratory periods. One credit. Offered in the ninth year. ff'1 Chemistr - The purpose of chemistry is to give a fuller under- iff standing of the elements in the world and to show how these eluflxi ements are used in everyday life. A very valuable course, ffiiff it leads the pupils to observe natural phenomena about theniirfjt b. , gives them practice in reporting what they have observed.Pu+fff13fg .. T ef' L .. - .Q 277 51 N-:H 'vw v' 'A M A QX. A vyq -rg 'VK 5 ':' ,:,.'Piv A A U A7 A Y 1-L12-gxr -f -- ji, 1 i V 1 Y A' Tir - - - V A ti-v'- -- ! - .J-'X' '- ' -sf '-iris.. pils are assigned library fork so as to acquaint them with the literature of the field. Projects are also required of the pu- pils. Open to juniors and seniors. One year. One credit. Geography Ph sical Geo a h - Land forms and their development, atmos- p ere anc c ima e, and influences of physical conditions upon modes of living, industries, institutions, and distribution of peoples. Laboratory work required and a notebook of the work must be kept by each pupil. One half year course. 3 credit. Offered in the tenth year. Commercial Geographyh- Much time is devoted to the influence of climate and topograp y upon the development of commerce and in- dustry in the world, the effects of commerce and industry -upon the human progress, the develppment of air, water, soil and air transportation, a special study of the various commodities of exchange as foodstuffs, minerals, and forest resources. The Study of these commodities is followed by an intensive study of the development and present-day commerce in United States, Eur- ope and Asia. A notebook, NEconomic Geographyn is used with the text, HCommercial and Industrial Geographyn by Redway. Open to sophomores and to others who have no credit in Geography. One- half credit. A one semester course. Foreign Language French I - The purpose of this course is to teach the students to pronounce correctly the French language, according to the international phonetic alphabet and to teach the forms and us- ages necessary for reading French. Much attention is ,iven to, the historical and peographical aspects of France, and to the? ,z interns of the French people. ,Eff x, ,i 'J ln addition to grammar there is the notebook, which includas ig' exercises for aid in pronunciation and training for readinglffo Tas readers, HSi Nous Lisionsw and WPierrilleH are used fojf Tl additional practice and cnjovmcnt in reading of the French. Olh fm pen to juniors. One cr dit. i?g1 E fi L jjgpghmll - This course comiletes the grammar forms and usagesf FH ntcousary for reading French, but the main emphasis is placed BIJ hier the intensive reading of at least three classics in Frexh-Nfl .i1e.,er.,1'gure, such as Les Trois Mosquetairesn by Dumas. mhee? if NOSlIU is for the pupils to have a better understanding of thepfff French background, customs and culture, and to enjoy as fQ?'5fLf as be able to read French. Prerequisite - one year of4Fren5hfQQ Q' xxOne credit. 28 1- wa 'O ggfgfgf .f.1...'- as 1 A ,fr As--.f N- - -- ,fe fwfr iz ss- I-1--'ss--. sf..- :.,fi.i -,, I Latin I - Takes up the fundamentals of Latin grammar and composi- tion. This includes five declensions of nouns, three declensions of adjectives and four conjugations of verbs. There are exercbas for translation into Latin from English and from English into La- tin. Enough Latin words are given to enable the student to tras- late Roman stories, such as those of Hercules and Caesar's com- mentaries on the Gallic Wars. Enough Latin or Roman history is included to add interest. Illustrations from mosaics,statues and art also lend color to the study of Latin. The importance of La- tin to English is pointed in the large number of words derived from Latin, directly and indirectly. One credit. Latin TI - Consists in translation of Latin into English. The first-half of the year is given over to the translation of the story of Hercules and the more simple stories. The second semes- ter is spent in translating Caesar's Commentaries on the Gallic Wars. Latin grammar must also be studied as many new construdmns are encountered as well as old ones forgotten. New Words must be added to the vocabulary constantly. English sentences are trans- lated into Latin. One credit. Home Economics Clothin. - The purpose of this course is to teach the fundamental princip es of sewing in order that they will be able to make bots ter clothing for themselves and be able to recognize a well made article when buying it ready made. Each girl completes two pro- jects. It is given in the sophomore year. One-half credit. Faods - The purpose of this course is to teach the girls how to plan a well balanced meal for breakfast, luncheon, and dinner,how to prepare the meals, and how to serve them. These must be bal- anced as to food stuff requirements, color, and taste. This will enable thQ girls to plan and cook better meals in their homes. lnis course is given in the sophomore year. One-half credit. as Manual Training ,iii , , I Jfyt 1 DQS'4'EfLl,--Tf?LT'1.l?L5 - TWO 1191114 labarati-wg.-E ecuzfse, divided into fits 1' lx Fdlui. mechanical Drawing and weed Bench Work. T F ' '94 ff E . - . . . f In Mgghmnlcal DTHVlHQ thC Pupil is given an opportunity to develli opbtniug in mfehanieal diawing and lettering, reading and prepariN M, Ttip. X- tlio pfiits, and the sketching of the projects that afaf 1 tg iwri 1 w f. qs- Tf , - . . -4 2 H., rqHi+jx1AwfMG ehtp. Jood Bench work consists of 1nstructiorP5 1 an'J dctige ,ith hand and power tools. The pupils may make pr Qtr: JG+1 O1 thvir ern selection. One credit. Open to Freshmen. f 3' I v,I fig I 29 052246 2 X- fx, WXX xy ,..w,f-.-,,, ' suv-1..f' --11' -' ........-f W -5-...Q--i'. i I +R.. am-vu-Md.-,,,,. ,S ,. , i....--ff.-Z , I Commercial Bookkeepin - Work in theory and practice of accounts beginning wit tie more simple methods of a retail business and broadening to include varied types of business organization, such as sole preprietorship, partnership, and corporation. Exercises relative to each phase of bookkeeping and short I Ctib sets provide G correlation of the various phases of bookkeeping. One year. One credit. Open to juniors and seniors. Beginning Typing - Development of the keyboard, acquiring correct TihEer'c5ET?5If'bare and manipulation of the machine, acquiring finger dexterity. The touch method is insisted upon. Frequent OCCUFUCY tests, direct machine dictation, rhythmic exercises,qmw cial and Corrective drills develop speed and accuracy. Simple business letters and rough drafts are studied. A net speed re- quirement oi EO words per minute with a maximum of five errors is required at the end of the year. One credit. One year. Open to juniors and seniors. Advanced Qypiag - Takes up the study of advanced business corres- pondeicef reports, literary matter, statistical matter, bills,in- voices, statements, related office practice, and legal documents. Frequent speed tests and drills are given. A portion of the time is devoted to transcription, stencil cutting, and operation of the mimeograph. A net speed requirement of 55 words per minute with a maximum of five errors is required at the end of first year. One year. One credit. Prerequisite - One year of type- writing. Beginning Shorthand - Development of phonetic writing as conceivai by Gregg. The shorthand manual is supplemented by work in pen- manship exercises and in progressive exercises intended to in- crease finger dexterity and a thorough understanding and skillful application of the principles of shorthand. A dictation test of 70 words per minute is required at the end of the year. One year. Une credit. Open to juniors and seniors. Manual, fol- dictation Hats . A dictatiorl jdvanced Shorthand - A careful review of the Gregg lowed'by progressive dictation taken from standard and covering many types of business correspondence tast of SO and 100 words per minute is required at year. One year. One credit. Prerequisite - One hand. year of short- 1 A Commercial Law - This course includes the study of contracts,sa v of goods, agency, negotiable instruments, estates, corporations,' T l J I 9 3X fx. the end of tile? Q i,' wtf ' F fun - . a A partnerships, trusts, real and personal property, insurance, an ig -' bailments. Students are expected to become familiar with the cmd! ' moner business and legal terms. One term. 5 credit. ':.,' p-'11, L-- ,Nix lgN '-- 'x'i i, -EXW ZX gs:-1188 T, 'B tl di sri,- ' ,,,, ku Y qxvxrwv? M X,ix..--,-..- L .-.- 4 -,, -+- ' 'Ns '- ' R--is ..,,,,, -..b...,:-f' -....,-, Y' k ' -.........-5 ' .9 2 5 ,A 'Q Y u lil - , - q f , 5 1 fi -4 fx .-' ,,ff ' ,' :gi ,I , , ,:4f6x'.y.,XX xx X I 'if ' 'ZZ-if tl K, Xkfkk 1 XX' X yn X' X 'X N . ,Wafn A, ff, X f ff 7! !1 j'!J'kX. ' N 'P' 'fvfflf' .X 4 , ' N t !w X if 5 F Lf ' fff.-xx, 1 . A ,f - I Q ,fx X - -s ,fr mg K ,f ' N 'xp x ' 1 f' ' '-.X I 1,1 fi L K VX-,-2 'f . M . ' MfVf'fffw,.fxEzi??' 5 N fmt I..-99145if!w'x'Q4gl f . 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' '- -T' fr--fgf lf9 -.f ,Adi fvitfzg A-If 51 5,43-:V V-g ',w s NN -f- ' ,X G A N ,ir---Q 1 1 A75 'Vw WN ,ru .,-W --gm - ,-fu.. - h L' X:-1 will-3 ' GLEE CLUB Club Officers Vivian Legris President Vivian Lund Vice-President Darlene Bade Secretary Roll Freshmen Melba Bade Sylvia Larsen Marjorie Hoegsted June Ullqm Gladys Schultz Cecilia Werner Lauretta Atkins Betty Jane Norman vera Gill en W Darlene Bade Jienor Roush Vitlau Tegris Ida Blanchette Mildred Topliff Josephine Messick Sophomores Juniors Ruby Hahn Irene Klepk Elinor Mulligan Edna M. Lock Lillian Coash Icne Hasemyer Dorothy Wheeler Isabelle Pezdirtz Vivian Lund Anna Mathev: Elinwr Kammanr Agnes Pakulski Louise Kavaney Genevieve Raich Izetta Milligan The Glee Club started out at the beginning of the Ag 1 school term with a bang. Good attendance prevailed at e- ' very meeting, which was held each Monday and Wednesday of the lKaTf ft, week. 'H Almost immediately there were songs to learn. The girls j4,:I were to entertain at a play given by the High Schpol5 nThe f f Merchant of Venicen. The numbers sung were USailor Townng 'A,yQ HMy Wild Irish Roseng HMighty Lak a Rosen: and last5 NSome- 'ff A where in Old Wyomingn. The girls worked hard in order to hgijq put over these numbers in the best possible manner. f2J57- ' . '-gd? G - , tp' 12 Lf rr -wif ' 52 'f -. Nw i5QIffj f 'i?i X '!rT:7S,g.,f'k. is-,,.j'sX '1fQT:g? gX X N- 'B -'X-ag-in df ' v- ,,,- 1 ., --- r- D, ---... ' Q, Now the girls are working earnestly in learning the two songs which are to be sung at the County Contest May fifteenth at Herscher. The two songs which the best sixteen girls will sing at the contest are nThe Close of Day,W the number selected by the schoolg NSong of the Mountaineer,W a number which is required by every school entering the contest. A few of the girls have dropped Glee Club from the beginning of the year but there are a good number remaining. All are matched so that it will be hard to select sixteen from the group to gc to the contest. Every girl is doing her best to help make it a success? with the help of Miss Dooley, the instructor. 'The Juniors have the best attendance record through the year. Much credit can be given to them. The Sophomores have been very faithful toot and are not far behind. Not all the Freshmen girls attend Glee Glubg perhaps some are a little timid yet. fine spirit and we Near the end in store for those Glee Club all year April. Some of the Freshmen girls have shown a hope more of them will come next year. of the year there is going to be a treat 'who have been faithful in the work of the A picnic was given the latter part of Josephine Messick l '1 ' 6 , , Q!J2g?V4?h 'Aga 1 Qfzka fQiff '. aff. I I , 410' 7 4 ff fm ,f x 'N 1'nX- Joao ,J 55 R'r '3T na e if - - e , M ifxi--,iff-xnrgje .. ii -. - k ' . , V-Q Q ' - - an.-Q. 7... kX,,,,...,.-A-.....- . iz,-fb up . I 'A'- --'---7 .f1e'gy.- r-- ff .. , MEMBERS Arden Allgaier Floyd Anderson Darlene Badc Laura Boland Laurence Benoche Ida Blgnohette Gladys Brockman vera onion If Paul Hubert Dawrenee Hayes Lgura Hasemeyer Hbward Hoogstod Elinor Kammann 'pulse Kavaney llvian Logris Harold LeMaster Adolf Losczowicz Evelyn Lund Vivian Lund Ann Mathews Ilene M03 sary Josephine Mossiok Izetta Milligan Ruth Nelson Eugene Niekells Bert Norman Harold Ott nes PaKulski elyn Peeler -awrenee Powers enevievo Raieh leanor Roush ohn Smietanski Earl Stoltz Florence Styok Paul Toliuszis Mildred Topliff Frank Wasotis ex 'COMMERCIAL-CLUBN Bicycle Riding. HOBBY Rcuelvlng and anso,rlng stotimgntal Qpigtlgs, behavior in English Glasses. Studying Chsmlstry Extra C?1 good Painting pietur, Doing fancy dance snaps. Writing Verse. Dreaming dreams, Studying shorthand. Roeiting poetry. ws fer the Art Institutes. Mheting new boy friends. Discussing technical basketball, Diligent C?j study of beexkvoping, Reading the Adventures of Lleeputl Being poetic, polite: and ylca w Comhing his hair. Tooting a horn. Adapting herself to eiroumstsnecs. Enjoying life. Anythjngm-and everything. Cettiri ?nMHani eutnfef tfouhle. Studying the Latest ir ieiffures. Accepting and rejecting hay friends. Walking to and frer sohowl. Going without luned. Using a dictionary. Ruining the Bradley streets with the Ford. Studying Hreneh COuil OuiZD Looking into th o future. Getting sont out of elasses. Showing up Grot a Garbo. Counting typewriting strokes. Telling the first team.how to play baske1Lap. Going slow around dangerous curves. Telling people where to get off. Showing his eonfidenee--to everyone but him self. Making himself 54 Going for days without a look in the mirref ineenspieuous. N Kg, ' .-, .::gf,,.. U, - . Lag., .1 ' V t '-'div-f'e9..---3'd' ' if- .V,' f N, .. OFFICERS Vivian Lund ----------------- President John Smietanski Evelyn Lund ---- Howard Hoegsted ------ Paul Toliuszis- -------------Vice-President -------------Secretary -------Treasurer -------------Chairman Program Committee Commercial Club Meetings have always been looked for- ward to with pleasure by many. The main features of the meetings have been singing and music. One of our most intiresting meetings was conducted in October, when Mr. Gilkerfon, a noted lecturer for the Public Service Company, addressed the Club. Almost the entire stu- dent body and faculty remained for the meeting. Mr. Gilker- son illustrated his character talk with various sports as a background. When the meetirg was adjourned, we were all convinced that real, true sportsmanship is the basic element underlying all success. We all know about the Zig Business Depressiong I use the phrase only as an introdtction. .But is that any reason, we wonder, for dues to be left unpaid. True, five cents per month may deprive students of their entire banking accounts, but how can Commercial Club activities be held otherwise? .H Commercial Club Members!! Pay your dues next year!! Qgqgxm Vivian Legris.fJaf, ,AH A . . 4 ! 1 1 I ' if rg ff: ' , I Xgvgzfi 55 1. ' 'C AA ,Xg ph j,,.F W -g-,,..s-., wr -- xl -ss., - A H M 'L' ' 'L'S 1... . 7----..f' ,,- ' : 1' g 'f..g1'f,.., LAI: ' '-- ' -.-......., S ' I k I La Classe de Francais Name BX-Word Elinor Kamman Croyez-vous si?- Vivian Legris Jepense que oui! Ann Mathews Vous gras our! u Agnes Pakulski Non! Vous avez tort: Genevieve Raich Mon Dieu v U Mildred Topliff Je ne sais pas! Notes An election of officers was held at the first meeting of the French Club. Officers chosen' were: Ann Mathews, President and Vivian Legris, Secretary. 'It was decided no dues should be paid throughout the year. A suggestion was carried that the French Club present a play before the assembly during the year. At another meeting the French National Anthem, WLe Marseillaisen was learned. Class work The class has finished their reader WSi Nous Lisions,U and are now illustrating the stories. , The pupils like the new story HPierrileH very much, and I .g,l. thus far the French Class is progressing nicely. W gb? .stil Au Revoir, gusque l'annee prochaine. ' . j', La classe de Qrancais, 1920-1931, desire que la classe'QA prochaine aura la meme bonne maftresse, et'beaucoup de joie,'gv' comme toutes ces filles ont eu cette annee. gfj W Ann Mathews. T, 753 56 .r qw ,A qfjgm X-ef:--'VIS--e-vs-fd ,JN --fi e as., Q' 'J aj- .---4974 J V' M' f ,Dial -fo ,r,l,af-y Mpeg, 11,9 if ' Girls Athletics At the first home 5ame of the season, the girls played a curtain raiser which proved to be a hair raiser as well, with the Juniors playing McCleary's WWildcats.W The Juniors came out successful after a real fight. At the end of the first half, those ifghting Juniors were leading 4-2, with Genevieve Raich and Darlene Bade Starring for the Juniors and Edna Mar- garet Locke and Eleanor Roush for the HWildcats.H At the end of the third quarter the score was' a tie, 4-4, hosa those girls were fighting for school honors, Uh! Oh! During the fourth quarter neither team was able to score. The gun soun- ded! The over-time proved rather successful for the Juniors with the game ending, 6-4. For girls, who were playing boy's rules this was a good game. Those who played on the Junior team Were: Darlene Bade, Genevieve Raich, Elinor Kamman, Ann Mathews, Louise Kavaney, Ida Blanchette, and Josephine Messick. Those who played on the HWildcatsW were: lone Hasemey- er, Florence Styck, Lina Margaret Locke, Eleanor Roush, and lzetta Milligan, and Ilene ieCleary. The Freshmen are getting along very well at practice. Keep it up, Eieshies! These are the following girls that take part in the Phy- sical Ed Club: Melba Bade, Ruby Hahn, Loretta Hayes, Laureen Hess, Irene Klept, Dorothy Largen, Sylvia Larsen, Elinor Mul- ligan, Cecil McClure, Wanda Troutman, Esther Williams, Ruthxq Anderson, Laura Hasemeyer, Tone Hasemeyer, Vivian Legris, I-'TT lene McCleary, Opal Stoltz, Florence Styck, Mildred Toplifffwlkd Darlene Bade, Ida Blanchette, Lillian Coash, Elinor Iianmian,-2la,ff f' Louise Kavaney, Yvonne La Gesse, Edna Margaret Locke, Jos - RW, pdine Messick, Izetta Milligan, Betty Jane Norman, Isabelle H-' Pezdirtz, Genevieve Raich, Eleanor Roush, June Ullom, Cecil-vi' ia Werner, Laura Beland, and Agnes Pakulski. fer .N E Ziff 5 Agnes Pzliulski .A A ui fi.. 4 . gn .- .QI L' ' If .l IJ, , Ez-swf' X5 -X4-arf -1-' N- , 57 v- ,T .lx! an N, A, V' v'Fff x 0 .-- -f19x,,,,- .n--.. ' -A -4irr.m 'fg:EI fmJ,. .4i2r-ff4fL:,'X'-- Nasir gf-frzgfffjrefi :rat L,,1q1 .-, Tv, 2 ,fj-5. fl K . I CE Q 1 . ': 5 -Wff 5 ,ff ' f - t - L M- , . , M,,, ,,,,,,,. , . ., Q65 C'l f 7 C -, ,fx 5 A 5 5 ' J . ' , 4 x ...ff 1- nw f' ' K' If xx- dt .X - v I 4 ,- -. ,,. ' A n 'fd 4. I fZXr.Q1e,m:s M ,, 'Q 258 'V' ' f-- ,,-7-3,,f' Z' 'A 1- ' -. Z J ,5 A L Y VI' Q I ff Basketball Schedule for 1951- Fri. November 6 Grant Park There Fri. November 15 Reddick There Wed. November 18 St. Anne Here' Tue. November 24 Peotone There Fri. December 4 Donovan Here' Sat. December 5 Herscher There Fri. December 11 Mantene There Sat. Deqgds r 12 Onarga Military Here' Fri. December 18 Peotone Here' Wed. December 25 Momence There Sat. December 26 Ghebanse Heref December 28 Stagg Tournament f Fri. January 8 Grant Park Here Wed. January 15 Onarga Military There Fri. January 15 St. Anne There Fri. January 22 Roddick Here' Fri. January 29 Donovan Here Fri. February 5 Gnunty Tournament V Fri. February 12 ihntono Herebf Fri. February 19 Momence Here. Fri. February 26 Herscher Here L Fri. March 4 District Tournament First Team Home Years Left Hei ht Position Teliuszi -- 5'8 U Forward Benochc 1 5'6iW Forward Hocgsted -- 5'7in Center LeMaster , 1 5'73H Guard Powers 1 5'6aW Guard Anderson -- 5'7f' Guard Second Team Brickle 3 5'5 W Forward Damler 3 Q'3,U Center Mailleux 1 5 ' 6-2 Forward Mureotte 1 5'5nH Forward hktthews 5 5'4iH Guard Legjgris 3 5 ' 85 Guard Sadovski 5 5'55U Guard Ghartier 5 5'7g Guard fm a 59 ek Q4 fA- AA iii, 'Xe ffgf-V T131-iffy! .,- Captain Howard Hoegsted - Center ITHOVJYY NHowN has been chosen as all county guard and all dis- trict center in his senior year. He is one of the best denters that Bradley put out for some time. Playing for two years on the first team enabled him to become well exl perienced, He will be a great loss to the team next year. He has captained the team for the last two years. Paul Toliusris - Forward NPaulicH Paul was one of the most accurate shots on the team and usually garnared a good portion of his teams' points, He outplayed men twice his size and he also plays a fine brand of basketball. He will also graduate with the 1951 class amid the sorrows of the upcoming players. Lawrence Benoche - Forward HP-ug!! Playing with Toliuszis two years, Pug has become a miudcrful success as a scoring power. He is unselfish in passing the ball to his team mates. He will be back with us next year. A Lawrence Power - Guard U . nLarryN proves to be the fastest man on the floor as well as a strong defensive man. He has become a long shot' artist and usually figured in on the scoring of every game. He will be back with the same speed next year. f, 5- Q IK- 5 1-,J pf ..a 3' is .,, ffl' 1' L 1 A fy, Yue' hr IVX V . 'Yr X - Mga,....3i-l Y--'Rf'-154.5 --. A l- L, .f Q-f, i-...g,ffEff' -4..'r-.-..C-- ' ...fe N 'K ' Us Hg 1. -fx- W ghrold LeMaster - Guard Harold became a great defensive guard and also acquired some scoring power. He takes his time in passing the ball, and knows just where the ball is going. He has proved too much for many of his size. He will also be back next ,year and says that, WI'l1 stop'em next year.n Floyd Anderson - Guard fYAndy- N NAndyW waited until his last year before coming out, and made a splendid ending. Although the first sub, he fights like a demon from the start to the finish. His initial NFW means fight and he lives up to his reputation. He will be missed by the team next year. Individual Scoring for Basketball Season 1950 - 1951. q F G F T P F T P F. .v' Pla ers . . . . . . . . Position Toliuszis 77 50 21 204 ' Forward Hoegsted 58 41 54 157 Center Benoche 60 27 51 147 Forward Iowers 51 18 58 80 Guard LeMaster ll 7 25 29 Guard Anderson 2 4 17 8 Guard R Substitutes 2 1 15 5 fr YI I' if 1' During the basketball season of 1950 and 1951 First Teannwfg lost twelve games and won sixteen. This season was particularly ff'f outstanding because of Bradleyfs victory over Kankakee durin t :CHM s 11,9 . District Tournament. 555 f 1- it Pi ' lL,l 1? mg 'i , rf XTFTQKF 41 M M :ij Iffsf-J Qi ' ' N X14 iff f .4 Ut 7 Games Lost and Won 1950 - 51 Bradley Score O onent's 10 24 Reddiek 15 St. Anne 17 Alumni 25 Herscher 16 Manteno ' 59 Onarga M. 54 Peotone 1 5 Momenle e 20 Chebanse 25 Waller 18 Tilden 25 Grant Park 27 Peotone 9 St. Anne 25 Chebanse 25 Reddick ' 25 Onarga.H, 59 Donovan 58 Herscher 14 St. Anne 22 Manteno 15 Momenoe 51 Hersoner 16 Manteno 25 Kankakee 25 Grant Park 19 Chebanse Second Team 8 pp Scorn Grant Park 18 S S 18' 14 A QI, 16' l8V, 21 - 11'! r 155 50 15 29 25 ,- 12' av 19 , 22' 15 If 242i 14- l1'f 55 zgv, 22 18'f 26 22 Much credit for good basketball play goes to the Second ,J Toam5 composed of Wasetis, Damler, Mailloux, Mareotte, Char- AVyN tier, Mathews. During the whole season this speedy 1itt1qfVf'5 team lost only two games. Zaje was also awarded a letter f f V outstanding playing on the second team, I -4 '4 1, V if an PM IN g Ewing 25,51 Ni' Llsi 'lf v- ' :Qgf9 ss' i X5 97 ffw357 42 - W ,1 -f-,,1.,,11, A -'W A fx, fnvjx ...J in S:-3' X14 'try -- 7 'Z' bu If-S 2 f--- E,--M, . . ig, 'I 1- 1 s L,- Bradley High School Alumni Association - In l92S Bradley High School graduated its largest class of Seniors, which consisted of eighteen members. This class had accomplished many worth while things during their four years in high school. Tley published the first year book the school had known and they made up probably the best bas- ket ball team the school had ever had. Since their gradua- tion of their interest in their Alma Matei has not llagged and credit for the founding ni Association is due in no bers of this class. of the Bradley High School Alum- little measure to certain mem- l93O Earle G. LaGesse, anne of 1938, conceived the idea of for- He took the best means avail- able to start the movement along by calling together all the members of his class and they held their first annual re- union on June l4 in the banquet room of the Spic and Span Cafe in Kankakee. Early in the spring of the members of the class of ming an Alumni Association. An Alumni Organization committee was appointed to begin work at once. The committee, however, failed to function and again the task fell to the hands of the one who first had begun it. Mr. LaGesse took it upon himself to get the names of all graduates, which he obtained through R. P. Wel- ker, Superintendent of Bradley High School. Then with the aid of F. C. Hasemeyer, cards announcing an Alumni Meeting were sent to all thc graduates. Notices were published in the local newspapers and, as a result, on the afternoon of Saturday, September 20, l93O, twenty-six graduates imet' 'in the Bradley Gymnasium. It was on that memorable 'afternoon if f. I f A ff that the spark of hope burst into the flame of realizationay X 1 no and the Bradley High School Alumni Association was now only a vision but a reality. The following officers were elected to carry on the mark of the organization: President--Earle G. LaGesse Vice President--Hermine J. Anderson Secretary--Francis Drassler f f si' .0 x. .uv Publicity Secretary--Rita McGovern I, K 4 Treasurer--Frederic Hasemeyer .17 , Sergeant-at-Arms--Harold Knecht W. E254 5 T To pl -- -N, .--'-325 ' I The twenty-six charter members are: Hermine J. Anderson Vernon Bade Johnny Book Dorothey Bilyurd Harry Damler Edward Drassler Frances Drassler Edward Grimes Frederic Hasemeyer Frank Heas Edward Huddleston Harold Knecht Earle G. LaGesse Evelyn Allain Ruth Hatton Josephine Mathews Willard Allain Claude Barrone Durothey Bilyard Hermine J. Anderson Frances Drassler Ruth Dressler George LaFleur Benson Lane Ruby Lsrkins .r if -:-31 ..- IP Class of 1930 Pearl Walters Class of l92l Class of l925 30111 'Monty Class 93.1924 Theresa Worman 44 ,..,5f -.f. ' it --as-YY Yvonne Lambert Carl McFarland Rita MCGovern Everell Monty Thomas Murgach Nancy Nelson Evelyn Allain Palinski Anna Pezdirtz Agnes Stelter Edna Stelter Florence Stoltz Hazel Brickle Stuck Evelyn Weakley Claribel Monty Tillie Orth Edvard J. Mulligan x4 Lucille Kempen Charles Stuck Margaret Riley Helen Mathews M Ruth Mathson IP fl Anna Pezdirtziy Margaret Swanson Caroline VanKurenK1fr Evelyn Weakley, V M., fab? -.wg-:' -f '-' ' l- qq an ,L49f, Q ff-Y -.QA f elif--ffm'-'2,vw , --A-f ,,,,,- 'X Class of 1925 Hazel Brickel Clair Butts Arvid Erickson Barbara Geoppor Elizabeth Hasemeyer Russel Yeates Class oi l926 Alma Burns Edward Grimes Harold Knecht Yvonne Lambert Evelyn Taylor Class of 1927 Hazel Beach Mary Casino Q2-35. Qi ...Li Bernadette Chaplinski Edward Drassler Arnet Dressler Frederic Hasomeyer Edward Huddlesten Earle G. LaGosse Jarvis Lambert Leslie Lane Rverell Monty Glass of 1929 Dorothea Anderson Alice Drassler Tillie Drassler Ruebal Evans Belle Hoover Morrill Jackson 45 -+A' If :NS N W , ,....:Q -- ---- --.,' N , ...Aw --. -. -- w-.. i Dorothoy Lane' Mable Lane Ruth Schneider Wilma Windell Blanche Worman Wanda Larkins Nancy Nelson Maurice Ray Hazel Shaw Myrtle Correll Viola Hoover Rita McGovern Aline Ray Arnold Ray Mary Stefanich Edna Stelter Florence Stoltzgf Florence Vickery7 X: Gonevi eve Windall Wallace Yeato xg A3 1?-'f Waunetta McCleary fn, l Ruth McCoy 5 Carl McFarland Roma Maneno f Thomas Murgach.L, - -x,.,,,...Lgs ' Marie Tannehiliv' X255 V 'A 'X rv gif- f'.' M 'Lxzikfff 9 ' - Q 'LJ Q 9 .f- ' - -fb , , -1. arf-,-...J gx ., C LT .Class of 1950 Vernon Bade Frank Hess Johnny Book George Kavaney Helen Christensen Evelyn Peeler Johnnie Grimes Agnes Stelter Harry Damler Bennie Vickery ALUMNI ACTIVITIES The Alumni Association holds- its meetings the first Thursday of each month. They are held in the Bradley Gym at 7 P. M. Every graduate of Bradley High School is invited to attend these meetings and your cooperation will be apprecia- ted. Notices are published in the local newspapers concern- ing any special meetings or activities of the Association. On March 27 and 28, The Bradley High School Alumni As- sociation presented their first play, HPago the Princen, at the Bradley High School Gygnasium in Bradley. The play was under the direction of Sterling Coe of the John B. Rogers Company and was a huge success both evenings, large crowds being entertained. The cast was made up entirely pf Alumni members who are to be congratulated upon their excellent presentation. The choruses were made up of Alumni Members, high school pupils, and others who were interested in making the first play of the Alumni Association a success. One of the prettiest of the choruses was the opening chorus, WThe ,,? Toy Tern Admiral,W presented by a group of small school chil jf31 dren. .44 fXH in I, 1 M .ff Jos Entertainment was furnished by Nat Bastien and Finley YQW' Johnson, who sang a group of popular numbers and Dale Andor- SYQJ- sen, who did a tap dance. n f if H , gl ' ffl? Q,H. y Eg if?-iffzavxff A, fNNa,a 46 A s- M '11 f .2'Axs - W'--'fsiffik ,lfx Q A- A? 'YA ' Lf , My 'mwffff Qf'. 4,sai ggi, ,' vu,-+gg.,ggf v--ggi: ,:::::fAi:3, 3' 5 LAFFS You may be a whale with your mother but you're only a fish to the rest of the world. John S. - nCheer up, old man. There are more fish in the sea.N Earl S. - NYes, I know, but Ifve lost my line.n Wanted to Know: Where Howard Hoegsted gets his sarcasm. Where John Smietanski buys his paper and pencils. How Paul Toliuszis gets his curls. Where Mr. Welker's mustache is. Where the Freshmen athletic material comes from. Where the Junior gals get their windpipe energy. Where the faculty obtains its sense of humor. For Rent--French pony. See Miss Dooley. Wanted--To be let alone. NPugH and Opal. Wanted--More admirers of my athletic ability. Leo Mathews. Wanted--Thinking matter. See General Assembly. Matted--An airplane pass to Urbana. See Miss Cole. W?Ff75N'A Job. Address Box SENIORS. ' we ted--Sidewalks on Blaine and Forest. Request by H. Hoeg- sted. ' A Ewntodm a--- More paint for my Ford. See Floyd Anderson. Mgvlw H-Lung Capacity. Apply to Donald Buser. Miss Parsons: nTomorrow we take the life of Emerson. Come Ii 4 Preparedln That's murder! Qf'. Laugh, and the world laughs with you-- I fw 1 Weep, and your rouge comes off. ' 'g I. LN A , HEL51 1 .4-+. 1 wwf Q ff .'1ti I .. I .KP-V ff 47 of N- M M A Eiff' ff! Q. i -A fx, - fv- Q. 2' 4 --r,5.-LJIIXE-,T-.. up ,,,,.xH' .Vi 1 H The Modern Romeo I dropped my But my Romeo HThere it is Oh, C ivalry handkerchief daintily, only said-- behind your foot.H is dead! An Italian, Ggrsippi Gviricka Fwuld a cat witha black and white streaka He stooped down to pet it-- Gosh, does he regret it! Eureakal Guiricka, you reeka! Tfe trouble with most graduates after commencement is that they don't commence. motorist who waits for a hot day Then there is the Scotch before he'll buy gas, because he heard that things expand with the heat. Guide: HThis, ladies in the world, and if moment you will hear Chanerone: NN W, if girls, just send for and the the any ,Hu -118 . gentlemen, is the greatest cataract ladies will only be silent for a thunder of the water.H of the young men want to kiss you Will Rogers says he likes the talkative woman better than the other kind. What other kind? Then there was the union hod carrier who was appointed to the police force. Hwhat time have ye by the Watch yo stolen he asked his captive HFQ --tt' t .H 'gl . 1 vc nir y tgfjm WThen, be jabbers, I'll have to let ye go. l'm off duty.H337ff,l Qi, X951 p.,f.f ffm A Senior stood on the railroad track 'avg The train was coming fast Q J ' The train got off the railroad track . 115 And let the Senior past. ' '1 af M ,T 48 ' w- T- 4-sb.,-..f' .- Y A-xxx - X 'Y' '-'a K' 41, -115 -:Q +1911-W at 17 -S Zveczs fzlp ,Jw 'ii Paul--nwhere do you think I got this belt?W howard--HDolle's?W Paul--HNo.n Howard--WNational Tea?W Paul--HNo.H Howard--WWell, where?H Paul--Hhround my waist.H A Fish Story X The lights were lowg the fire was falling into glowing embers. They were seated on a long sofa before the fire . lt was so romantic and cozy there, ..... just they two, He g-zod with a gently questioning look at her. She looked at him and sighed. Each was wondering . . . . . .Which was going after more Wood. mls nn Sriotanski a good Chenist1 e',' student?H Huoo,i L uloulp say he is. he's ,dt the acids eating right -X pf. ,- 11 on L' l-it ,l,v'r.1 .', mls your ,iii uumb?' HDumb2N Why, sIc's so dumb, -e things that Woolworth's be- long to the Dig Ten.H Platform We are for: 4v', l. Using electric cars to pass from classes. g6y S. Mirrors along all walls. ffor girls.J rgfz fha 5. Free lunch between periods. lei VH' 4. Answer books for all classes. A93 f' 5. Fridays and Mondays off X9 V v2 6 Sofas in assembly instead of desks. Wh Radios in every class room. Egf- .rf IL Mrs. Hoegsted--Before we were married you used to say you gaiu could listen to my voice forever. 3 jr' Mr. Hoegsted--Well, at that time I had no idea I'd ever have ,H to do it. ' gw A v M' .ggs Ns Shfbjlf l vm 4:9 'f -vs ff' .5 73-sly.--'ff ..,,-,,,XMNl,ff x, I. B -Y ,RW il' A 1. ,.- M IX . ' ' x -.a. . L53 qv 1 1,-Q. 55:1 .xglltz-81? f - -?g'fi,p-H l I I I I I I Telephone 552 Established 1886 T O L S O N ' S Cleaners and Dvers IJ. Tolson C. C. Engel. I I I I I H. L. Ramien 579 S. Schuyler Avenue Kankakee, Illinois EInto whatever you or I do, we fshould but forth our best efforts, 5Not jlet 'o e ld lo t get by, but W shou. Isee how well we can do the job . I . . . . gThere is much satisfaction in Work Iwell done. I I B. B. Ferris I Clothier Q Furnisher I 182 E. 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