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

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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

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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