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

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Front Row: Leonard Mulligan, Lloyd Marlaire, Ray Sanor, Charles Voorhees, Betty Jane Kassman, Leonard Martin, Laverne Hahs, Harvey Hackley, William McAtee Second Row: Raymond Colevris, Robert Martin, Stanley Lesczwicz, Leonard Klen- zak, Albert LeGr1s, Donald Blanchette, Marguerite Klupa, Jane A. Money Third Row: Iolyne Wertz, Raymond Outsen, Alpha Englehart, Donald Johnson, Hal McCleary, Leon Slovikoski, Frances Marlaire, Madge Chapman, Rose Smietanskl Fourth Row: Jesse McCue, Betty Jane Sabon, Pauline Johnson, Frances Burkhalter, Shirley Heinze, Alfreda Stokes, Leota Roush, Gladys Hacker, Freddy Beach, John Powers Fifth Row: Gene Adams, Arlene LaGesse, Marie Gadbois, Elmer Stump, Norma MacKenzie, Wanda Dominick, Martha Osterhoff, Donna Mae Larkins, Victor Hoff, Madonna Menard, Isla Mae Umphrey, Robert Shader fd r' XUP' IOMQ 'QF 'I 'WN Gene CuP1ggy'D Adams--Clicking her heels: Frances fnBurky'J Burkhalter-- Riding the train: Fred CnEars'D Beach--Taking off: Donald fnDon'D Blanchette- Making gliders: Raymond l'Ray'7 Colevris--Driving around town: Wanda f'Midge'J Dominick--Sittl on thu b tacks: Alpha f'A1falfa'J Englehart--Writing notes: William K'B1lly2? Hoegstad--Reclining in class: Harvey KNHarv'J Hackley--Try- ing to overcome his bashfulness: Gladys lnltsy-Bitsy J Hacker--Bringing her lunch: Victor fuSnufry'J Hoff--Buying playthings: Laverne KuHorsenJ Haha--Pestering someone: V Pauline K'P1nky'J Johnson-- Talking aloud: Donald K'Don'J Johnson--Translating Caesar: Edward fNEddie'J Kiedzorick--Drawing pictures: Marguerite f'Mar 'J Klu a--Inventing new laughs: Leonard KnLen'1 Klenzak-Fighting: Francis ?'Mike'g Kinder--Passing bills: Betty C'D1mples'l Kassman--Sewing: Francis K'Chris'J Krizan--Passing out gum: Albert i'S1monnJ Legris--Using desks as footstoolst Arlene f'LenanJ LaGesse-- Dancing: Donna Belle Larkins--Singing: Stanley l'Les'J Lesczwioz--Recitingy Robert f'3pats'J Martin--Tormenting peo le: Frances l'FrannienJ Marlaire Getting out of mud holes: Madonna C'Donna'g Menard--Sulhdng: Norma C'Mac'J MacKenzie--Talking back to the teachers: Junior K'Dude'J Mccue--Making use of the telephone: Leonard K'Red'D Mulligan--Warming the bench: Leonard K'Shaky'J Martin--Making sodas: Bernadine K'Dene'J Longtin--Marketing: Hal l'Magee'J MoC1eary--Chewing toothpickss William f'Bi1ly'l McAtee--Sleeping: Raymond i'Ch:bbygx Outsen--Taking care ot his dog: Martha l'Osters'J 0sterhoff--Cdmb- er ir: U8 John l'Buok'J Powers--Getting kicked out or class: Leota i'0te'b Roush-- Cooking: Leon K'Slovie'D Slovikoski--Going to the movies: Robert l'Snaky'J Snader--Throwing paper wads: Rose K'Smitty'J S ietanski--Eating: Alfreda l'Freda'l Stokes--Getting angry: Elmer l'Pete'7 Stump--Playing nursemaids Betty Jane f'Dim les'J Sabon--Closing the windows: Roselyn C'Rose'J Shultz--Going to church: Raymond l'Ray'J Sanor--Driving the car: Isla Mae K'I'J Umphrey--Eating candy: Charles l'Charley'l Voorhees--Skipping school: Iolyne f'Litt1e Nel1'D Wert:--Finding new ooittures: 12

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Front Row: James Kolwelter, Eugene Grant, Mark Marlaire,' John Casino, Edward Osenga, Alberta Patnaude, Elmer Janssen, Thompson Fitz gerald, Francis Krizan Second Row: ladonna Bleau, Ronald LaGesse, Theresa Amiot, Loretta Bass Doreen LaGesse, Mamie Casino, Bernadette Stefanich, Lillian Sneigoski, Ray Aust, lark Larimer, Beulah Erickson, James Cook Third Row: Lucille Longtin, Joseph Nicklas, Leafs Howlette, Howard Duchene Beatrice Demarrah, Francis Duvoisin, Doris Bilyard, Rita las Hayes, Glen Lehnig, Fannie Casino, Jeanette LeDuke Fourth Row: Adeline lasetis, lildred Hartman, Barbara Ritchey, Eldon Salt- sider, Wanda Hertz, Ann Brouillette, Opal Harrington, Eli Brad ecich, Leona Freeman, lae Tibbie, Wilma Burr, Stella Sadowski, Fifth Rows Doris Christensen, Willie Ponikvar, Doris Englehart, Paul Be- land, Mary Allen, Leo LeDuke, Ruella Rapier, Bernard Menard, Thelda Mulligan, Virgil Harlaire, Margery Hackley, Opal Bisp- ing, Constance Mulligan, Melody Trudeau F KESHM EN September 7, 1958 was a red letter day in the history of Bradley High School for that day new vim, vigor, and vitality were added to the institu- tion with the enrollment of 67 Freshmen from Bradley and the surrounding community. ' The first outstanding event of the year was our class meeting. At the class election Alberta Patnaude was chosen as President, lark larlaire as Vice-President, John Casino as Treasurer, and Edward Osenga as Secretary. Our aim has been to cooperate with the in every way. The Freshmen Class has been very active in athletics. Edward Osenga, Elmer Janssen, Willie Ponikvar, and John Casino were m mbers of the Light- weight team and received letters for their athletic ability. The Freshmen girls organized a H1-Batters Club in November and they have as their motto, 'If You Want a Club, lake it Such.' The emblem is top hat and cane. The officers of the club are: President--Mae Tibbie, Vice- President--lildred Hartman, and Secretary--Wanda Hertz. Considering the progress already made, we Freshmen feel that we have good prospects for reaching our goal, which is to become before we leave as graduates, a truly versatile group of students, trying each in his can way to contribute to the success of our school. 14