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

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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. M. ' . . . : B. H . . . . , G. . 3 : A. W . . 5. . C. Mulligan, W. Hertz. lc I H uoaa o O. . ' . 5 : D. ' . . . . E. . . bJ r - l N . .YI - . 1 ,

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' ! 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. ' ' ' . -- 28. ' ' . ' 1. ' . 'r' ,. ' -.6 2' 1 - - 47,2 3. -- '. X 1 9. . . Y 2 EL 15. vi ---- X N .N I, 4' NN 17. ' 1 1 - 21. . - fy Vu 22. 4 . ---- ' - 25. U ' - . 30. ' . 1. ' ' . 2. ' - . 5. ' - . 12. - . 15. - . 19. L - . 22. ' . ' . 26- . ' 1 . ' - ? vw-?:'V go ' . 6 4.1 I ' ' ' ' ' , -,A lO.. 1 --- . ' N 5.1 T 12. ' 1 'N vi - .- f ,LPM 13. . ' ' - . , f ' 5' 16- . ,Jfzfirfwg 25- ' ' . - . I.. 26. ' 5 . , . 'X 27. N .6 - - ,