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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1940 volume:

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N' frlf hu JffX.,OP Ruel E hall, B Bd Principal Civics and nconomics Social Problems Univ or Chicago Valdis Hendricks, B Commerce Girls P S T C or Columbia Universit iWork on A M J Senior Advisor Annual Sponsor Bradleyan Pep Club Miriam Sue Stubblefield I S N U Eureka College Univ Of Illinois Junior Advisor Home Ec Club Bradleyan Earl Jones, B.Ed. Assistant Coach Industrial Arts History Social Problems E.I.S.T.C. Senior Advisor Lettermen'e Club Doris Beach Secretary Gallagher's School Carol Brock, A English Latin Glee Club Illinois Wesleyan Univ of Wisconsin Freshmen Advisor Library Club Latin Club Donald Arthur, B Band Instructor History English LaSalle-Peru-Ogles by Junior College Vandercook School of Music Sophomore Advisor James Laftey, A. . Athletic Coach Mathematics Physical Education St. Viator College Junior Advisor Lettermen's Club OUR FACULTY E, f . ' . .- .n. ' -2, W qlbk A E.I.S.T.C. V of Business -' ' ' .B. S.W. . Zu: MO. Q o y O A .ilu si, .M B.S.-A.M. . ... . iiii' - U' X 9 B lim 5 Cjjpid Z M C BFIEEQ :ji Francis Amiot KBudJ 'You betcha my lif Basketball 3 Track 2,3 H1 Y Club 2, Band 2 3 A Boys P E l Fred Beach lEarsJ 'Pretty big boys Basketball 1 2 3 L Baseball 3 Latin Club 3 Lettermen's Club L H1 Y Club 2,3 Annual Staff L Boys P E 1 Frances Burkhalter lFrannyJ 'Cry, I don't know Y D Club 2,3 Girls P E 2 Home Ec Club 2 3 Latin Club 2 Wanda Dominick lM1dgeJ Gad Annual Staff L Bradleyan 3 A Glee Club 1 Cheerleader 2 , Y D Club 2,3 Pep Club L Girls P E 3 L Home Ec Club 2 Latin Club l Alpha Englehart IAlfalfaj 'You gotta show mel' Glee Club 1 Pep Club L Girls P E l 3 Home Ec Club 2 3 Latin Club 1,2 -nuke 6 gg! hd 1 In is 1-.'..T...v X 'M rw. f 'i JI 15: '-v-uv l 'J Gladys Hacker 'Hi slugl' Bradleyan 1, Pep Club A Girls P E 1 Home Ec Club 2,3 Latin Club 1 Harvey Hackley lHarvJ 'Not me bu Basketball 2 Lettermen's Club A Athletic Manager Bo s P E 1 LaVern Hahs KHorsel 'I don't know ' Football l,2,L Basketball 1 Track 2 L Baseball 3 H1 Y Club 2 Band l,2,3,L lettermen's Club Shirley Heinze Kshirlj 'We1l, what of 1t?' Bradleyan 1, Annual Staff 1,2,L Y D Club 2,3 Glee Club 1,2 Home Ec Club 2 Latin Club 1, Girls P E 1,2 Pep Club L Donald Johnson lvonl 'welll' Football 1,2 Band l,2,3,L Hi-Y Club 2,3 Bo s P E 1 Annual staff 3,1 Latin Club 1,2 Betty Jane Kassman KBootsl 'A-wool Annual Staff 2 Bradleyan 1 Class PT8S1dBHt l Y D Club 2,3 Pep Club L Girls P L l Home Ec Club 2 Class V President Librarian Staff l IBOX18I'd Klellzak lien! Track 1,2 Football 1,2 Hi Y Club Lettermen's Club Bo s P V l 2 Arlene LaGesse Ar 'Gee, zee Pete Annual Staff 3 Bradleyan A Class Treasurer L Y D Club 2,3 Pep Club L Glee Club 1,2 Girls P E l Latin Club 2 Home Ec Club 2 Donna Larkins Aw go on Bradleyan L Annual Staff A Glee Club 2 Y D Club 3 Pep Club L Girls P E 2 Home Ec Club 2 Latin Club 3 L Stanley Leszczewicz lNuss1nD Aw gee President 3 L Lettermen's Club L H1 Y Club 2,3 Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Boys P E l 2 Movie Operator 2 Q4 f use ar il 45- 15 11: 7 ii! 15 l- 10 'is Q--v' 'Lv 1 li' s-.-v ,eo 1 ill 42 Qr qu-r Juanita Lucas lSkeeterl I recron Annual Staff L Bradleyan A Y D Club Pep Club L Albert legrls lSimonJ 'I heer W Hi Y Club 2 Librarian snuff L Latin Club 3 B S P E l 2 Hal lcC1eary lMcGeeJ 'Boy, is she neatln H1 I Club 3 Bo s P r l 2 Jesse McCue lDudel 'That's neat Football 3 A Annual Staff L Hi I Club 2 Lettermen's Club B0 s P E 1 Manager 2,3 Lloyd Marlaire lMustyl I want a blonde Hi Y Club 3 Boys P E 1 L SSI ,,2.11 T N .n. ,3 ' ' ' 3 - L I L, LZ- d. 3,L '4 I , - 2,5 '3 '+ . Y .ue , oy . . , I J gn :I+ I fr 'I 4' Q ' ,3 I gf .1. , . . ,L Cheerleader 2,3,L . ,3 ll .H . F3 ,. - 13 '-,I 1' S-I H? K, , u Y Z -1 3 y I K , A ' ' '3 3 ! y ' ' 12 . - , ' ,L 9 N s n . -' 3 ' ' 4' , a A- ., ' .' ' 3 1+ I ' ' :3,L . . ,2 I O Q ,3'l' 7 Eugene harquis 1RedJ Yan, that's right Band 3 Annual Staff Leonard Lartin iShakeyJ Oh Please Basketball l 2 3 Football l,3,h Baseball 3 L Latin Club 3 Annual Staff L Lettermen's Club Hi Y Club 2,3 Track 2 Robert Martin CBobl hi kid Basketball l 2,3 A Football 2,3 A Track l,2,L H1 Y Club 2,3 Lettermen's Club Baseball 3 Latin Club 2 Leonard Mulligan lRedl Yah Football 2,3,b Basketball 1,2,3 Annual Staff L Bradleyan 3 A Baseball 3 L Hi Y Club 2,3 Lettermen's Club Bo s P E 1,2 Raymond Outsen fChubbyJ So what? Band 2 3 L Hi Y Club 2 Bo s P E 1,2 Manager 2 N E' :L 1:2 .fs-vi 1 lie! N1 1-6 r 'il gg 33 li! nv? Leota Roush iOtieJ 'Shucks' Annual Staff Bradleyan A Y D Club 2,3 Pep Club L Girls P E l Home Ec Club 2 Latin Club 2 Raymond Senor may! WH1 ya, babe Annual Staff L Bradleyan A Hi Y Club 2,3 Senior Secretary A B s P F l 2 Latin Club 2 3 Football 2 Leon Slovikoski lSloviej 'Nhat da ya say? Football l,2,3 Basketball 2 Baseball 3 L Hi Y Club 2,3 Lettermen's Club L Latin Club 2 3 Elmer Stump lMoel 'Aw, you don't mean that Football 2,3 Hi Y Club 2,3 Annual Staff 1, Lettermen's Club L Bo s P E 1 Basketball 1 Band 2 Latin Club 2 Charles Voorhees lSnorkyJ Oh, for Pete' Sak Class President Track l,2,3 L Basketball L Football l,2,L Annual Staff 2,b Bradleyan 2,b Hi Y Club 2 Lettermen's Club A Latin Club 1,2 e vo F2 Q JUNIOQ 1912 Fkfbr MMI I S Q 9 ' W SJOPI-lCJ1XflO .'ff III P I HI I r' X lst 2nd rd th th Row Row Row Row Row I-.-N hiss Stubblefield, T Vulligan, J Casino, N Larimer, l Bleau nackley, Nr Laffey nrickson, R.Hays, M Casino, L Bass, L Snelgoski, M DeVore Gemmeke Nasetis, H Tambling, N Hartman, I Stuckey, D Christensen, Duchene, L Hack, G Lehnig, W Ponickvar, F DuVoisin, Bisping, D anglehart Thompson, J Kolwelter, M Marlalre, E Osenga, W McAtee, Saltsider, V Marlaire JUNICJK' Ne, the Juniors of 1939 LO entered our trird year in Bradley High School on September 6 l939,and selected as the leaders of our class the following members Presldent Constance Mulligan, Vice President Edward Osenga, Secretary Opal Bisping, Treasurer John Casino AS freshmen, we entered with a group of 65 but have now dropped to a much lower level Although a few dropped out this year we had an enrollment Of 35 Ve have looked forward to this year with high hopes of doing our best to make our Prom a long lived memory Our financial income was very satisfactory During our Sophomore year, we laid the foundation for our Treasury Nith the production of a double feature movie, we had great success There was great sacrifice made during this year to pay dues but we knew it was to help in the carrylng out of the Prom On November 17, we present ed a three act comedy play entitled, A Ready Made Family This activity was well attended and our proceeds were great Perhaps the greatest device for making money was our candy, pop, and ice cream sales at the football and basketball games The cooperation of our class made this possible and it was a successful event with the helpful advice of our sponsors, Miss Stubblefield, Mr Laffey, the class officers, and the confident Junior class we set out to attain our goal The Prom Committees were selected and given their marks It was their job to see them through The Seniors were given their invitations and on Lay 29 l9LO we had reached our goal From the time we were Freshmen until now, we have become more and more advanced. with one more year of High School knowledge, we shall journey in- to the world and continue on to higher peaks to make our mark in life. lO ' A I Z n A o -.n E. 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E. . . bJ r - l N . .YI - . 1 , SCJ T' HUM OK E S '-, gnx rT5 'FN qi? cn, 11: - fra 2nd rd th th th th Mr Arthur, Raymond, Amiot, Rohan, LeSage, Hack, LaGesse, Eby, Nicklas Sneigoski, Hackley, Raines, altenbrum, Bilyard, Brosseau, Legris Chafey, Lietz Walters, LaGesse, LcCleary, Hershbergen Owens, Lucas, Regnler Marquis Rankin Evans Stoltz, Shultz, Palmer, Osenga, Johnson, Lambert, ahlstrom, Martin, Stillwell Kinder, Mayotte, Bumpus, hnickerbocker,Neuman, Travis, Beach Cavendar, MacKsnz1e, Hayes, McCue, Bujnowski, Nasetis Yuren, TUS1HSKi, hulligan Shultz, Stowe, Larson, Richmond, Smietanski, Coash, Longtin Tobaski, Zasada, , arseneau, Van Johnson, McCoy, K J rl M f N lst td th th Smith, Burr, McQuery, Bilyard, Schoon, Hodel, Saindon, LaBarge, Oster hoff, McCarty, Miss Brock Hoehn, Schrader, Trudeau, Stokes, Chaplinski, Forrester, Dill, Lehnig, Hawkins, Bujnowski Friedewold, Wasetis, Carney, LeDuke, Zasada, Vickery, Marlaire, Beever, Pray, Hasemeyer Easel, Bisping, Jamnick,Milaszewsk1, Arseneau, Burkhalter,Bell, Harris, Kinnlman, Lafine Pra1rie,Falkenham, Chafey, Hertz, Wilson, Williams, Richmond, Tomoszew ski, J Tomoszewski, Boudreau Marcotte, Knickerbocker, Honzik Klenzak, Tanner, Martin, Ignatowicz, Schultz, Legris, Wilder ll - msc- . 1 I . - . , 3 - ' 1 ' , A , 1. - ,' ' 5 - ' ' ' 6 - ' . 1 . , . - 7 u. . Fr ENE' I fl .. I v ' S Q ' - ' I -5 ' , ' ,!k f V, 1 ' 1 Y . fd 4 A A A KY. 'R of zna- ' 3 - . Lth- ' 5 - 'x - 6 - . . ' ' ! ff W J , -?'4- 1 sarrnrana , . 1 6- ' 5. School began. Freshmen 'new surroundings.N The first football game dealt Gilman a 19-O loss Bradleys first defeat by Bradley swamped St. Anne 15. r at ' - Aw 20. 1'Xig-IGQA1 25? 29. ,J,, r'::ar--W E F'k lf' OCTOBER 6 l2 13 Bradley rallies to crush Herscher, 26-6. . day. The Band sponsored a movie in the gymnasium. 17. 20. got acquainted with their of the season as Bradley .Joliet Catholic Cardinals by 38- Hlgh,2E-O. O score. Bradley upset by big Hoopeston eleven--score is 6-O. Hurrah! No school---Teacher's Institute. Who said this was an unlucky Bradley overpowered stubborn St. Patrick crew, 25-7. The Latin Club held a party in the Home Economics Room We were entertained by movies--HOur Earth' and 'Exploring the Universe The Freshmen had a party in the gymnasium birst Clee club party in the Home economics Room Again no school Teacher's Institute Bradley stopped Dwight team 18 13 The blee Club sponsored a food sale NOVEMBER The Seniors were confronted with the problem of choosing their class rings offers mi suggestions came pouring n1fP0m Jewelry com panles More movies nConservation of Nat ural Resources' and WNork of Rivers hnded the Football season by walloping Mo mence, 19 O Seniors sponsored a football dance in honor of senior players High school conference no school Patrons Night Iovie program nvolcanoes in Action' and Earthquakes Junior Class Play 'Ready Lade Family Basketball season opened Boilermakers whip ped Bonfield, 65 18 lovies again heart and Clrculationn and 'lechanism of Breathing W Bradley lost to Glenbard, 28 17 Football banquet glven by American Legion DECZL BER o f?'o VW 1 10 3 The Clee Club sponsored a card party in the gymnasium Bradley was host to Jollet winning L3 23 neddlck quintet defeated by Bradley, 50 29 Bradley Wnippedw Bonfield five, 7b 19 Laffeymen subdued Herscher outfit, 30 9 lankakee crushed for 7th straight time by Bradley High School, 32 15 Last day of scrool before Christmas Vacation 29 holiday Fournanent Bradley captured first place by d8f8BtlHg Lock port, 'orr1s, and Jatseka, averaged 52 points in so doing JANUARY Bradley met Crebanse and won 55 A Bradley whipped St Pats by a score of 56 28 Still more movies 'Milk and realth' and Elcycling f- K, Vith Complete bafety W Th if L., QB 17 semester Exams Bradley boasted a victory over Iomence, 58 27 St anne is victim as Boilermakers won again 52 25 Natseka nipped bradley 39 38 rireman's dance in tre gvm Bradley got reverge on ulenbard, 32 28 lc 23. . 25. . . 27. 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N .6 - - , FLBRLARY Bradle agai b at St 2 t , E he opro ores eld a party 11 t e bJNF5S1Um urrar arot er lic cry over rarkakee, 32 2l Bradley no aro fer victory orer Joliet, 51 33 ro sckool tircoln's blFtYGdj Crlanks nbe strc 5 atsera ,di tet outcla sec b, Boilermakers 39 21 cradle, won fro o erce, 31 36 Ye Glee club S orsoreu anotler arty 1n our Home LCOIOYICS Room Bar quet a Bobtlts for basketball and rootball players Bra , d featec Reddlck, 21 39 tibrest score f Bradle swan ed c'ebanse bo,s by a score of 77 lhe SEHIOT s onsored a ovie nTwo 1lHUt6S to aeverend Brown gave an excellent comoarison of N0 Sc'ool 8SLl gton S blrtrdaf lTYBYKS meor Plaj N Lincoln and asri Ston e Ol' Boyj eac1er's lnstltute rke lc t sc ec led game of season Cepeated St nnre, 51 31 lle resbrer cle S aG a skatlrg arty Iovie lll1n1 Irall f kfx ' IARC? ,,, fx .. ivy G: M Wh .10 'ly adj my-J Bradley captured first place in the deglonal Tour nament Iovies again 'Larcr of Iovles lanaafee studerts gave seniors a lesson on oublic sneaking Bradle, defeated in the finals of Sectional Bloom 35 31 The leavjwel It team and bot! coackes took in the State Tournament lore LOV16S 'Ground .atern and lork of Ice no school as plctures are taken for the .nnual lk Vacation Good rrlday Seniors have lndivldual plctures taken nollday Laster Monday Sophomores sponsored a movle HThe Fealer Agaln mov1es 'PPOt6Ct1Dg tie Consumer' plus 'len and O11 J APRIL BZ' Movie again l ag Day for Letterren's 'Radio and dance Day WNhen Spring 1S ln the 1 the Band Party in t'e Gym Iovies 'T9l6ViS1OH ' Six 1F the morning and the Senlors are readed for Peoria lBradley Tech! for Gui fi g 'YM :fp Iusic Festival held at Grant Park Open House hirst track meet of season at Herscner xo SQPOUA7-,fi NNN- 6 Z 1 l Z f ,, Z -v 55 I I 1119 , V, X ,f LAY Track meet at Momence Track meet at St Anne Freshmen and Sophomore Track at St Anne Grant Park guests here in baseball game Seniors gave a snappy play County track meet at homence Baseball at Grant Park Baccalaureate services for Seniors 29 Final examinations ' Ugh Junior a d Senior Prom to take Stlng out of exams Holiday Decoration Day Senior Graduatlon Class Day SKIP DhY999 novo? o TBEN JhAT?9 909 f 1- 2, y '. n e 3 . 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'- I - - , -I f ' 1-J 'Xu , . 1 .f lf' 5 - 0 ff UA t fa wr 'ww ll Ill ow ICLRF EAI ID L CLARINETS G Boudreau, J Hasemeyer, N Walters, T Eby, A Hasemeyer, A grfs 5 Wilder, E Dion, M Nelson, G Larkins CORNETS L Hahs, D Marquis, h Owens, R Outsen, R Bell, R Kinneman, D Schultz, D Knicker bocker, L Nelson TROMBONLS H Lockwood BARITONES J Osenga, P S Tomoszewsif PERCUSSION D Johnson, L Eby BNIB IN FNS .SAI ID 2.5 CLARINETS D West, V Shover, R Wilson, P kennedy, B Thaden, E Jack n, N Burr, B Ritchey, R Martin CORNETS D Dion, H Falkenham, M Shover, B Tanner, B Ziegel BASS H Repier TROLBONE D Meents BARITONES A Palmer, W Meents PERCUSSION E Ignatowlcz, C Seder rand, D Bennett, C Shover C fp X f' ' 1 X ' 11 ,- I ' X '4 - J c V' Le , ' . ' . ' . .' 5: . Lehnig. SAXOPHONES: T. '1zn IT SPDOOKBT, R. sQnu1'u'z'.-H'oTN2 G. amish. BASS r' f D P - U i i so o l . a O Q . 4 I I Q . a . at 1 ' . ' . ' ' ' ' ' - 1T lst 2nd rd th r' 5sJ .J -J E: t .4 -, VX Miss Broc D Martin, J LaGesse L Sneigoski, M Hackleg Legris Palmer M Stuckey, G Williams, R Bumpus L Larlalre, Carney Boehm, Bilyard, M Hackley S Heinze, M Wilson, D Chafey, J Pray Row Row Row Row R Smith, E Rankin, H Nicklas, D Marquig G Boudreau Ilblirxlif CL' J lst Row L. Hack, D. Knickerbocker, I. Tomoszewski, G. Gemmeke, 2nd Row. L. Bass, E. Saltsider, Miss Brock, R. Legris, A. Legris. 17 fl F I U ' ' X.: P ' -1, ,ia-3: A xg' Q, f 'N A L AJ. -an , A , 7 x 1 ,, S . M-f A f M G Y f- , ' f Q i 4 , . , ' 4 ' ' ' , I K, . . , . . ', R. . : M. , . . . , . ' ' M. . 3 : V .... . . . A : H. . , .... . 70 I P X J P, -, P L1:fl'FKMf-N 'LU st Row 2nd Row th Row lst Row 2nd Row Brd Row nv Laffey C Voorhees, E Stump, J Casino, L Klenzak Saltsider, hr Jones Hayes L Bujnowski, D Johnson, L Slovikoski, J McCue Beach V Wasetis Mr L8Pt1D, C Coash McCue, T McCoy, R Ignatowicz, R Smietanski, M Marlaire Larlaire, W Ponickvar li,-XDLHAN .,fArr FX lies Hendricks, R Sanor, B Kassman, C Voorhees, A LaGesse, Dominick, Miss Stubblefield Heinze, D Larkins, L Roush, J Lucas, 0 Bisping M Haokley, Osenga, G Legris, L Mulligan, M Stuckey Boudreau, V Hoenn, B LeDuke, B Milaszewski L Bass, . Marquis, N. Hack, L. Eby, H. Bleau l8 9 r' ' n r' xf' PJ .. .. ,J x. PJ ,., ca m ff 'T cz ,. ,Q --L' f -1 5 Q . 9 ' Q, I E5 1 : . , . . . . , E. ' . . , : K. , .... , F. , . . 3rd Row: S. Leszczewicz, R. Martin, L. Mulligan, L. Hahs, H. Hackley, L. ' ' . . L : J. . ' . . . , V. Z . . mp I l X Q' l ' I D . n 0 ,., , :Qual - f 'Q ' w I , o u , W .I I I ' I . . 4 I , H. 1 K Mil? : 'I . .. . . : S. . . . , . E ..... : G .... , . D . st 2nd rd th th th th lst 2nd rd H ? LLJJ Travis R Schultz, B Erickson, P Bilyard, Hays, D Marquis, A LaGesse, V Dom nlck Liss Hendricks Mayotte L Sneigoski, L Bass, A Friedewold, H Vickery, Mulligan, M DeVore Nicklas, M Carney, L Sneigoski, M Casino, F LcCarty, B Burr, Smith D Larkins Schrader, D Chrlstensen B Kassman D otokes, Bleau, L Amiot, N rack Roush, J Pray, D Kinder, T aasa a H Bilyard, Hasemeyer Brosseau, D Knickerbocker I Stuckey, I R1ChUOHd, Hackley, V Hoehn Rankin LaGesse, M Lietz, L Walters, J LeDuke, B Legris, D Martin, L Beach, G Boudreau L Marlaire, Jilliams, Bisping S heinze, J Lucas I ull 0 -'-9 for L Sneigoski M Palmer How Miss Brock, D Larkins, L lcCleary, Row R Kohan, R Legris, E Osenga, M Stuckey, M Larimer Row L Raines, A Ahlstrom, I Mayotte, D Martin 19 n K I PJ r' D . I 1 : V. , . . . LI. . , R. . ' . L. i ' , 1 . . : M. , . . . .. C. . . 3 : H. . . H . Z . R. , . . A : E. , B. . ' , . , . U J. . . . 'I .. 5 : V. . . ' . . U d , . N. . . 6 : B. . . . , J. . ' D. Lambert, B. Neuman, D. Stoltz. 7 : R. . . , . G. H O. , . ' . . 1 ' rv ..l' ...JDJ g LQ Q 1 , - ll Q.. - 3 'if 'lf Q ' , I . ' - V 1. B , r is 4g 1 T : . . .1 . , . . 3 : I . A. I . ' ' S HO? tang- 1 Leszozewlcz E Sturp, N Lucas, L SlOV1KOSK1 ha S, R Iart n, D Johnson, Lr Jones, H wcC1eary, h Owens, T Icboy HOME LCONGMJCQJ Cl UJ gr in '3-S' ,,,. ? .,,. lf' lya d Aa te s L areigosk , L :einer L Layotte, L Raires wi 1 7 ss tubblef eLd, a heumar, M Pachlex R Legris Lartin, J LaGesse, R Buwpus, E RerxLn, D Lambert, D atoltz nm'ot, D Knickerbocker, ALte N1cL as 'va S 1a'mo C, D Varqu S J Lietz, L trom I Beach :, 4 . , 03 . V --v-ij W' 3 L . - , in 1 1 . 1 V Q ff 3, .rf x ' I , --Xb 4 4 ,L f,. ' 7 5. ' . - . N, L.'n ..: 1 r' ' N -, P 1 fi ' g x- .M M M - ,,- M .V Y VQQLK L b . ,LL. ' v u-1' 5 , A ff . A ll 0 6 'D 2, A V , EN9' f ri . 4, ' E IK H.B1 r, 11. 1 r, .'. 1 i.' . , 1. ' . A .1 5 , ' '. '- A . 1 - 3, . , L. 1 . .. ' . . . ' . ' , L. ' A . E. ' zbrnm, Q. I 'L , E.'3oulcLbe, L. L n , V. T 3 z . U '1 , JUN 1 CJK PLAY lst Yov Delore, L Bass, Miss Stubblef1eld, L 'u1ligan, 0 Bisping, Stuckey 2nd Row W Ponickvar Osenga, J Caslno, L hack, B Lrickson, harlalre Kenneth LaFine Stanley Leszczewicz David hawkins 5 1 , I s A Q ' . E. . ' ' ' . .Q QX i' MOV IE S TAF F . - W2 GIRLS ATHLETICS lst 2nd rd th th 0 Row Row Row Row Row 0 Beach, D kinder, L Marlaire, Christensen, G Gemmeke, D Chafey, O Schultz, V Raymond, I Travis, N Hack, Schrader, L Sneigoski, M Hackley, L Lietz, D Marquis, R Casino, N Walters, Miss Hendricks Tomosewski, V Hoehn, Boudreau, B LeDuke, btillwell Brosseau, A Ahlstrom, Bumpus B Hertz Palmer, I Tomosewski one 'W Stuchey, D Lambert, Bisping, D Martin I Richmond, M Bleau, Amiot, J LaGesse Smlth, D Larkins, L Bass, M Carney, H Nicklas, R Hays, F McCar y, R Legris, B Chafey, B Altenbrum, V Prairie, M Falkenham, L Raines, J Pray M Mayotte, D Knickerbocker, Williams M Wilson, M Vickery, f' yr EE'.RL:f DFTQ Arlene LaGesse Wanda Dominick arlene Marquis 22 X 4 5 .1 ' K ' Y - - Q , 1 I. . ' . M. ' . D. . . . . . : R. . . . . B. . . . . . . 3 : V. . . ' . . . M. . . . . t L : J. . . . . . G. . . . . V. ' . 5 : B. . . , . . R. , . , G. , Z . M. . . -J A, gp , 'V .,L G3 : ' ug? 1: 1- ' -at X V, 1 lhk, f ::. 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S- . 5 - - ' - 9? n rl-AV fW'FlC1Hl' rn Team S Leszczewiez, R Martin, R Smietanski, M Marlaire, C Voorhees, Mr Laffey, L Hahs, L Martin, F Beach, V Nasetis, L Slovikoski Managers H Hackley, J McCue BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Teams Bradley Opponents Score Score Bonfield Glenbard Joliet Reddick Bonfield Herscher Kankakee Invite Morris Lockport Watseka tional Tournament Chebanse St Pats Momence St Anne Kankakee Valley Conference Tournament Grant Park Peotone Momence Teams Bradley Opponents Score Score Watseka Glenbard Herscher St Pats Kankakee Joliet Watseka Momence Reddick Chebanse St Anne Regional Tournament Peotone Momence St Anne Sectional Tournament Joliet East Aurora Bloom 'Chicago Height' LaVern Haha led his team and the State in scoring 607 points. Bob Martin was second with L63 points for 7th place in the State. The team scored 161k points for an average of h7 points a game. Bradley'e opponents scored 871 points for an average of 25 points a game. 25 ' ff 1 - c -J u-I - J f '5 '-S -Q5 if ' V Yi V' . ,F , if if x L. V ' 1 '5'A 1 E 4, 2' 65 18 38 39 23 33 Z? S? 2 32 53 ' 36 Si 30 9 51 33 32 15 39 21 39 36 5o 2b 81 39 53 15 77 9 L6 Q3 . 61 31 55 A L5 15 . 50 29 57 39 58 27 . 5a 29 . L2 25 L3 3b ZZ 53 30 2h as 36 31 3b llflrl IJWFICVI fx lst Row 2nd Row McCue, J Casino, R Ignatowicz, V Marlaire, L Bujnowski, Ponickvar, H Hackley, Mr Jones Burkhalter, W VanKuren, H Knickerbocker, I Saltsider, Martin, C Coash, T McCoy, R Kinneman, N Lucas BASKET BALL SCHEDULE Teams Bradley Opponents Teams Bradley Opponents Bonfield Glenbard Joliet Roddick Bontield Kankakee Chebanse St Pats homence St Anne Casino Ignatowicz Coash Marlaire Ponickvar Bujnowski Smietanski Bradley Lightweights Season record Won 16 Score Score Score Score St Pats Watseka Glenbard Herscher St Pats Joliet Watseka Momence Reddick Chebanse St Anne Lost Total Bradley Points L Average Points Total Opponents Points Average Opponents Points PLAYERS INDIVIDUAL POINTS lb Lucas 1 Saltsider Martin Knickerbocker McCoy Burkhalter VanKuren 2c 1 - X 1 - f - .0 gl : J. . . . . W. . . . : W. . . . D .... '. . L2 10 . 18 37 13 11 36 13 12 22 15 17 20 15 58 18 55 9 . 21 15 Herscher 33 19 Kankakee 25 21 19 35 21 27 51 6 23 18 . 18 16 20 27 ' 22 25 2b 16 . 33 lb BL 31 . 35 17 7 6 8 28 A39 19 6 17 1 5 12 87 11 78 8 67 8 55 2 5b 2 FQO EA lst 2nd rd I Sm1etanski, L Klenzak, D Johnson, L Mart1n, S Leszczewicz, Voorhees, L blovikoski, V wasetis, L Hats, R Martin, E Jamnick mcCue, J Casino, D Martin, L Coash, L Lulligan, J Marlaire, Marlaire, R Ignatowicz, L Bujnowski, N Ponickvar, J Mcbue, Laffey, Mr Jones Kohan, A Longtin, W Vanluren, T McCoy, R Tanner, E Saltsider, Johnson, H Knickerbocker, J Wilder, L Mcnleary K Hayes SCHEDULE Bradley Score Place Opponents Score Gilman Joliet St Anne Hoopeston Herscher St Pats Dwight Momence Bradley scored lL5 points to their opponents 60 points. Leon Slovikoski Right Half Robert Martin Quarterback LaVern Hahs Left End Victor Wasetis Left Halt William Ponickvar Fullback Stanley Leszczewicz Right Guard Roman Smietanski Center 27 points points points points points poxnts points f ' 'I' ' I I .4 .J g N - , -f W ,,a Q lf' gJjf ,Q . - 'sL'5.iff.f' T 'rt 3-1'5'?9 .- 3 f - ff e -'Ce-Y - A n' 1 - . an I - 1 W1 : R. ' . . . ' . C. . ' . . 1 . . I J. ' . . N. . T '. M. . . '. . ' M . . . - 3 : R. . . ' I . . . W. . . . J , . . 19 O 0 28 38 . 0 O 6 26 6 26 . 7 18 13 19 0 N 4-. J 5' f iii: :BQ sq-a If I' 'Q- 5' 0 Xa' 'spa -N Sgr? 'H TIL- T Ba ,sf ALUM N I Upon interviewing the Senior Class of 1939, we find each of them indulging in the following occupations: Norma Bleau, our Senior Class President, is employed at the Easy Nay Stove Works where she is doing office work. June Ralph, who is looking for- ward to a career in the field of nursing, is now in training at St. Mary's Hospital in Kankakee. Marian Prairie is furthering her education by preparing herself for a career in the business world She is continuing her studies at Gal1agher's School of Business and also working part time at McC1ellan's Frances Klonosky is employed at the Kankakee Departmental School, where she is doing secretarial work Adeline Boudreau 13 employed part time at the Kankakee County Farm Bur eau Association in the Volkman Building Irene Troutman is at home at the present time At McClellan's we find Elizabeth Starasinich, who is clerking Eleanor Smith is employed at the Bear Brand Hosiery Company On 'Bradley's Broadway, at the National Tea Company, Joe Dominick is proving himself a very able clerk Devon Cart, who formerly had been employed at Sears, Roebuck and Company is now at home Tony Toluiszis is lending assistance to his brother Paul by working for the Toliuszis Delicious Bakery Glenn Mulligan ls employed at the Bear Brand Hosiery Company at the pre sent time Robert Ryan is proving himself to be quite businessman He is employed in the office of the Turk Manufacturing Company Clarence Stoltz is learning something of inter ior decorating since he is now helping his father Ross Flora is another who has a white collar job He is working at Adelman's Shoe Store Robert Kolwelter is employed at the Turk Manu facturing Company Last but not least, at the David Bradley Manu facturing Company, we find Clyde Mulligan, Paul Legris, and Delbert McCammon President Norma Bleau Vice President Clarence Stoltz Treasurer Robert Ryan fs 29 W a Secretary. Elizabeth Starasinich Q e Q . e 1 iE:fF1,n.fx,,-- , fx'3?3' JR opfjmc For my first time in ten years, I was going back to Bradley in a large transport airplane Imagine my excitement' In a few hours I shall greet all my old classmates Looking up from my magazine which was edited by Charles Voorhees, I saw Donna Larkins coming toward me dressed in an air hostess uniform She had always carrled this one ambition in her mind, and now she was a great success We chatted for a while and soon she told me it was time to land The big plane, piloted so capably by Lloyd Marlaire, came to a sudden halt I stepped off and hurried to a taxi It was a great surprise when Edward Kiedzorick said, 'Where to, Madamq' I got in the front seat of the cab with h1m and we talked of the good times we used to have in Miss Brock's English Class According to my wishes he pulled up in front of the Bradley Drug Store. I instructed him not to forget the Reunion, then bade him farewell and went inside While waiting for a clerk, my eyes drifted to a diploma which was hanging above the counter Fred Beach's name was on it and below were the words, ' egistered Pharmacist As it was a warm day, I decided to have a soda I looked up and there stood Ieonard Martin who was now a soda jerker While waiting for the soda, I noticed a very lovely couple It was Betty and Bob Martin, who came in to get something for their crying twins Talk ing with her, we recalled the great times we had had in school She also a housewife Finishing my soda, I decided to go to the gymnasium As I went outside, I met Stan Leszczewioz who is proprietor of the 'Colony Club ' He has for entertainment, that greet dance team Ludia and Joresco who formerly were known as Frances Burkhalter and Leon Slovikoeki Music is furnished by Francis Amiot and his orchestra The drummer is Donald Johnson and the Trumpet player is Raymond Outsen In High School these boys were trained by Donald Arthur The Blue Singer is Ieota Roush whose voice was discover ed by a talent scout, Harvey Hackley, who is going to take her to Hollywood in a few weeks. After exchanging greetings, we started for our destination When we ar rived at the gym, I noticed two young men standing together and talking very much in earnest It was Red Mulligan and Ray Sanor who are now Brad ley's best Undertakers They told me that Lavern Hahs, who went to college four years, is now a coach at Illinois He is also engaged to be married t0 Juanita Lucas She became a reporter for the 'Bradley Tlmes,' which is now edited by Hal Mccleary, who had taken this paper over when school was finished His assistant editor is Eugene Marquis Standing in a corner I saw Alpha Englehart and Gladys Hacker Alpha is now a great lawyer, and she has won many cases, and made a great name for herself Gladys had studied to be a Nurse and is now working at the Silver Cross Hospital Ah! Who comes here Junior McCue and Shirley Heinze Junior is now manager of a 'Meat Market,' in the city of Kankakee, and Shirley is now an English teacher at Bradley High She has had this position for three years She said that Arlene LaGesse is employed at David Bradley's where she is a secretary and has charge of all the girls in the outer office Leonard Klenzak, who is now Elmer Stump's Chauffeur, sat in a long lim ousine in front of the gym Elmer is a Traveling Salesman, just returned from an extended trip to Europe Of all the group, Albert Iegris was the only one who couldn't make the reunion He was in Washington making a speech to the 'Future Farmers of America ' I was very happy to have been able to make this trip and to see that all my classmates had become so successful As I went back home, I began to remlninence and wished that we were all once again back in dear old Bradley H1611 so U ' f E7 . .H told me of the great success Bob had made in baseball, and of her career as O ssl l' o J F115 IJxJfK One cool September morning in the year 1936 a group of 7b boys and girls gathered on the steps of Bradley High to embark on a four year voyage to distant lands of strange and wondrous sig ts and experlences The captain was to be Mr Hall and chief pllot Miss Ryan First mate was Betty Kassman and the rest of her crew were Fred Beach, Gladys Hacker and Rose SmietanskL The tour included a n1ne months stay ln Freshmen Land None of us had ever been there before but we had heard many reports from others who had traveled there Whlle we sojourned tnere we became acquaint ed with the wonders of Algebra and some became so entangled in lt that they never rejoined our party Others spent a great deal of time in english groves feasting on poetry, verbs and book reports A few entered Latln Peninsula and became lost 1n the fourth congugation and ablative absolute Some were charmed with General Science mountalns, but d1dn't succeed 1D passing the barrler We all enjoyed our stay and roamed in these treasure places until, at the end of this nine months stay, we were given pass ports enabllng us to so on to Sophomore land The next fall a smaller group, 51, embarked for Sophomore land Our pi Martln as asslstants Our band of students landed filled wlth enthusiasm Some hastened to scale geometry heights and found there pleasures of slght and intellect, although a few did not llke the rough going and deserted the group at the flrst opportun1ty Many found keen pleasure ln digging into the historic mounds, and found there the records of the llves of many great men All of the group were forced to take a sail on Engllsh Lake and to take frequent plunges into Oral Bay Some of the more active occasionally trled to sneak across the narrow channel to Freshman land and annoy the natives there but the pilot qulckly quelled these attempts The p1lot always complained that the travelers were more interested in themselves than in the treasures to be found on the island A few liked the island so well that they were granted a permit to rema1n for a second season Our next tour was to Junior continent Our assistants were then Stanley leszczewicz, Leonard Martin Wanda DOmlHlCK and Bob Martin Mr Jones as sisted Miss Money as pilot Various localities were explored on this con tinent such as English heights, bottomless history pits, Shorthand depths, and Typing plains Football and basketball were stressed and a few of the boys were lucky enough to take a short detour to the State Basketball Tour nament Clubs such as Glee Club, Hi Y, and Y D, added to the fun on board After a bit of hard work, we put in port for a short time and entertained the Seniors at a Prom With few exceptlons passports were issued for the next tour to Senior Haven The next September our little group of 30 embarked upon the last year of its tour in the good ship Bradley High Our pilots were Mr Jones and Miss Hendricks Assistants were Stanley Leszczewicz, Betty Kassman, Ray Senor, and Arlene LaGesse On landing at Senlor Haven we were given quite a choice of places to explore New delights met us on every hand Pleasures such as we had never dreamed of were ours A trip to Bradley Tech, Skip day, the Prom and Class Day made the last days fly by All too soon the year passed, and the pilots called us together for the last t1me, telling,us we must hasten on to make room for others, and embark now on the sea of life choosing our own ship which we must sail for ourselves Thus, at last we were left tearfully on the shore watching the ship fade away in the distance, with only our memories and our diplomas to recall the glad days aboard the good old ship Bradley High We were determined to make our mark in life and live up to our motto 'NOT AT THE TOP, BUT CLIM ING 51 I F4 'Af r-X5 I -1 Xxx!! I lot was Miss Money with Charles Voorhees, Betty Kassman, Ray Sanor and Bob , . . . D - J'EJJf 'I We, the Senior Class of l9LO of Bradley High School publish thls to be our last Will and Testament Stanley leszczevicz leaves his ability of leadership to the President of the Senior Class of l9LO Ll Donna Larklns leaves her basketball technique to Doris Englehart, .a Jane otuckey and Adeline Wasefis Charles Voorhees leaves his track ability to Virgil Marlaire Shirley Helnze leaves her ability to get along with the teachers to Constance Mulligan LaVern Hahs leaves his ability to play center to Mark Marlaire Betty Kassman and Leota Roush leave their striking dimples to Geraldine Gemmeke and Margery Hackley Raymond Sanor leaves hls ability to drive a car to James Kolwelter Hal Mccleary leaves his natural curly halr to Glenn lehnig Gladys Hacker leaves her school girl blushes to Opal Bisping Leonard Martln leaves his technique with the women to Dick Thompson Alpha Englehart leaves her blond halr to Mlldred Hartman Leon SlovikoskL Leonard Klenzak, and Donald Johnson leave their football ability to William Ponickvar, John Casino, and Leonard Bujnowski Fred Beach leaves his enormous ears to Edward Osenga Robert Martin leaves his expert left hand passing and basket making to Harold Knlckerbocker Wanda Dominick leaves her quick temper ibut not Irish! to Mary Devore Leonard Mulligan and Eugene Marquls leave their carrot red halr t Darlene Marquis and Frank Richmond Elmer Stump leaves hls ability to mind his own business to Leonard Hack Albert Legrls leaves his farming ability to Francls Duvoisin Raymond Outsen leaves his humorous disposition to William McAtee Juanita Lucas leaves her shyness to Harriet Tambling and Wanda Hertz Francis Amiot leaves his brawny build to Mark Larimer Lloyd Marlaire leaves his quietness in the Study Hall to Howard Duchene and Mamie Casino Francis Burkhalter leaves her Wgift of gab' to Madonna Bleau and DOriB Christensen Harvey Hackley leaves his bashfulnes to Eugene Grant Arlene LaGesse leaves her cheerleading ability to the student who takes her place next year In Witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seal this Thirty first day of May in the Year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty '42 e f CL 'X N W1 L- ' ' . 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