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

Text from Pages 1 - 117 of the 1952 volume:

45 gan 'of 1 sl at -' 24 41? .dwayeqoleafi , PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS. TEXAS 1AvLo I 749141-made MEANZPEUER Yunaooxs THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE I952 ES f O ., ,,,, , - 4 1 1 r l Y 1 1 Y , 1 O- 1 we dedicate THE 1952 BRADLEYAN to the Bradley-Bour- bonnais citizens now serving in the armed forces of our country. The sacrifices of these servicemen, and thousands more like them, make it possible for us to live in a nation that remains the land of the free. FOFZWCFCJ With words and pictures the BRADLEYAN has kept an informal record of student life at B.B.C.H.S. In this issue we of the staff have tried to show the activities and the spirit of our school in the past year. We hope this book will be a treasured volume to you in years to come. THE BRADLEYAN STAFF in this volume I. ADMINISTRATION II. CLASSES III. ACTIVITIES IV. ATHLETICS V. ADVERTISEMENTS board of education JAMES TOPLIFF Prefident s , N x JOSEPH R. DOMINICK S. W. EVANS Secretary Member S I ROBERT MARTIN EDMOND REGNIER Member Member principals message We are living in an age of change, an age of growth-and also an age of confusion. No one in the world seems to have the complete answer to the questions in the minds of the multitudes. What will be the life of tomorrow? How will we as a people fit into the world picture? What peoples in the world will be our friends, and will some of them be our enemies? Can we, as a people, maintain or surpass our present high standards of living? Can we maintain a democratic system of government? How may each of us as an individual fit best into the life of tomorrow? There are many different answers given to this question, but in all of them there is a common element. To keep our place in the world as a nation or as an individual we must be trained. Education is the answer. We may secure it in any way that we can or wish to do, but it must be secured. We as a people must not just keep up with others. We must be leaders. Your high school has as its chief aim the broadening out and extending of your train- ing. It is also attempting to instill in you a desire for knowledge and its application. i ,W ' S. A. SMITH Principal DORIS BEACH Gallagher School of Business School Secretary JOHN WILLISON Kansas State Teachers College M.S. in Education World History, Social Problems, Freshman Class AGNES STELTER University of Illinois M.S. in Education French, Speech Arts, Librarian, Thespians, Dramatic Club, Library Club, French Club, junior Class E 1 ELIZABETH FIENE College of St. Francis A.B. in Education Physical Education, Algebra, GAA, Junior Class WILLIAM BUTKOVICH University of Illinois B.S. in Education Physical Education, Biology, Coaching, Varsity Club, Freshman Class OYCE CARTER l Western Illinois State Teachers College t B.S. in Education Bookkeeping, Typing I, English I, News paper, Sophomore Class OE JEPSON J Northern Illinois State Teachers College B.S. in Education Industrial Arts, Coaching, Varsity Club, Archery Club, junior Class HARRY SKALSKY George Peabody College M.A. in Administration Assistant Principal, Mathematics, Senior Q Science, Coaching, Physics, Science Club l y , MARION D. CANHAM Olivet College A.B. in Science General Science, Chemistry, Science Club Sophomore Class HAZEL CRAIN Northern Illinois State Teachers College B.S. in Education Home Economics I, II, III, IV, FHA, Senior Class ALBERT HARMSTROM University of Illinois M.A. in English English III, IV, Golf Club, Senior Class . I' - H . Q .az , 1 f EILEEN SCI-IUTTE Eastern Illinois State Teachers College B.S. in Education X Swv Typing I, II, Shorthand, General Business, Business Arithmetic, Newspaper, Freshman Class Y . WILLIAM ANDERSEN LaCrosse State Teachers College B.S. in Education U.S. History, Civics, Economics, Sophomore Class, Student Council X .sf 1 S Q gs r New IGNE GRIMES University of Illinois A.B. in Social Science English I, II, Student Council, Freshman Class JAMES BAKER Illinois State Normal University B.S. in Music Education Band, Chorus s MNNS NX X ,N iw, W, , X X f Z W x S X X wx xg X I ,E Q Q Q f 1 X X xgQ xx X E fr pm Wifi? . M X . swfmx :Q Y 5 . Q xx SN S x x S X A x x . X L 'QM N X xg X we gg K, -xggx v . ,Q gy- gym S- mv rg, E. R R: X Y .QQ S' X E1 - E5-5,-M ,sg E .C , S. wg X PRESIDENT vice PRESIDENT Jim Mcpar, SECRETARY TREASURER seniors ' Dale Monfy and Jackie Amioi' Eugene Tomaszewski f .dix- ..Q.:. .3 - swf,- Q. X A - X f 5 RICHARD E. ARMSTRONG Annual 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4 Class Play Cast 4, Clubs: Dramatic 3, Cast 3, Thes pian 4. JAMES HAMILTON Newspaper 4, Annual 4, Class Play Production 3, 4 Clubs: Golf 4. ROSE KING Annual 4, Chorus 1,- 2, 4, Class Play Production 3, Cast 4, Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep 1, 2, 3. EDWARD SAFIRAN Band 2, 3, 4, Clubs: Archery 4. FRANCES LOWEY Newspaper 4, Annual 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Class Play Cast 3, Production 4, Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, Cast 3, FHA 2, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 4, Pep 1, 2. MILTON PATTENGALE Class Officer 1, 2, Newspaper 3, 4, Annual 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Class Play Production 3, 4, Clubs: Dramatic 3, Cast 3, Varsity 4. MAUREEN GODOLPHIN fTransfer from Emporia, Kansasj, Chorus 4, Class Play Cast 4, Clubs: Dramatic 4, FHA 4. ROBERT KLAR Clubs: Archery 4. DoN Bone Newspaper Staff 4, Annual Staff 3, 4g Football 3, 43 Chorus 2: Clubs: Golf 4: Varsity 3, 4. CHARLES SCHULTZ Clubs: Archery 4. JOAN STARK fTransfer from Cullom Highj. Bon STUCK Concessions Committee 4, Club: Archery. PHYLLIS ARSENEAU QTransfer from St. Patslg Annual Staff: Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 43 Class Play Production 3, Cast 4. BERTRAM LEAR fTransfer from Californiajg Annual Staff 4, Class Play Production 4: Clubs: Golf 4. JUNE BUMPUS Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1: Class Play Production 3: Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, Production 4: GAA 1, 2, 3g Pep 1, 2: Thespian 4. HOWARD HAYES Baseball Manager 15 Chorus 1, 25 Play Production 3, 4g Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, 4, Golf 4, Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4. l V V RON TOUSIGNANT Newspaper 4, Annual 4, Baseball 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 4g Chorus 1, 25 Clubs: Archery 4g Varsity 2, 3, 4. GARY WRIGHT Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Class Play Cast 3, 45 Clubs: Varsity 2, 3, 4. JEROME CARON Clubs: Dramatic 33 Thespian 4. RUTH MILLS fTransfer from St. Pats.jg Concessions Committee 4, Annual 4, Class Play Production 3, Cast 4g Clubs: Dramatic 4g FHA 4. A I JANIS ETZEL fTransfer from Kankakeejg Newspaper 45 Band 2, Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 25 Class Play Production 3, 43 Clubs: FHA 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2. DONALD JOHNSON Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 45 Class Play Production 43 Clubs: Dramatic 4, Production 4, French 3, 4. RICHARD WILLIAMS Class Officer 33 Student Council 2, 35 Annual 3, 4 Baseball 3, 43 Basketball 23 Band 2, 3, 4g Chorus 4 Class Play Production 3g Clubs: Dramatic 3, 4, Cast 3 MARGARET CRONK fTransfer from Olivetjg Newspaper 35 Annual 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play Production 3, Cast 4 Club: French 3, 4. BARBARA CAMERON Student Council 4, Newspaper 4, Annual Staff 4, 'Cheerleader 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Class Play Cast 3, Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, Play Cast 3, FHA 2, GAA 1, 2, 33 Pep 1, 2, 3, Thespian 4, Play Cast 4. RONALD DUSENBURY Student Council President 4, Class Officer 2, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Class Play Cast 3, 4, Clubs: Varsity 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE WOLVEN Newspaper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Class Play Production 3, 4, Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, Play Cast 3, FHA 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, Thespian 4. BEVERLY RAY Newspaper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Class Play Production 3, Dra- matic 1, 2, Play Cast 3, FHA 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Thespian 3, 4. ' MILTON UMPHREY 1 Basketball 2, Clubs: Golf 4. ED DAVIS Football 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Clubs: Archery 4 Varsity 4. I Q Q RONALD GAGNON Clubs: Golf 4. JOHN HENDERSON Student Council 4, Baseball 4, Basketball 2, 4, Foot ball 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Chorus 4, Class Play Cast 3 Production 4, Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, French 3, 4 Thespian 4, Play Cast 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4. BARBARA VADEBONCOEUR Newspaper 4, Annual 4, Cheerleader 2, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Class Play Cast 39 Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, Cast 3, 4, FHA 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, Thespians 4, Pep 1, 2, 3. JAMES TOPLIFF Baseball 3, 4,.Basketball' 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Chorus 1,- 2, 3, 4, Class Play Cast 4, Clubs: Archery 4, Dramatic 3, 4, Cast 51 Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4- AUDREY MILLS QTransfer from St. Pats.J, Newspaper 4, Annual 4, Class Play Cast 3, Chorus 4, Clubs: FHA 4. ELEANOR NELSON Newspaper 4,,Annual 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Production 3, Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4, Cast 3, French 3, Pep 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL McCoy Baseball 2, Basketball Mgr. 3, Football Mgr. 3, Track Mgr. 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Clubs: Dramatic 4, Varsity 2, 3, 4. MARILYN PEcI-IAUER Newspaper 4, Annual 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Class Play Production 3, Cast 4, Clubs: Dfamafk 1, 2, 3, 4, Cast 3, Production 4, FHA 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep 1, 2, 3. DAVID HOLCOMB 1Transfer from Concord, Montanaj, Basketball 4, Club: Dramatic 4. Lois RANTZ Newspaper 4, Annual 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Class Play Production 3, 4, Clubs: Dramatic 1, FHA 2, GAA 1, 2, Pep 1, 2. JACKIE AMIOT Class Officer 4, Newspaper 4, Annual 4, Chorus 2, Class Play Cast 3, 4, Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, Cast 4, FHA 2, 4, GAA 1', 2, Pep 1, 2, 3, Thespians 4. CONNIE WIESE Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Play Production 3, 4, Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Pep 1, 2, 3. DON BORN Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Club: Golf 4. SARA BORN QTransfer from St. joseph Seminaryj, Annual 4, Class Play Cast 4, Clubs: Dramatic 4, GAA 3, 4, Pep 3. DOREEN LECLAIR Newspaper 4, Annual 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Class Play Production 3, 4, Clubs: Dram- atic 1, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep 1, 2. GERALD LAGESSE Baseball 4, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Class Play Cast 3, Production 4, Clubs: Varsity 2, 3, 4. DONNA WINDAL Newspaper 4, Annual 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Music Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Production 3, Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, Production 1, 3, French 3, GAA 1, 2, Pep 1, 2, Thespians 3, 4. JOAN SMALL Newspaper 2, Annual 4, Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Cho- rus 1, 2, Class Play Production 3, Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2-, GAA 1, 2, Pep 1, 2, 3, Thes- pian 4. MARILYN KERR Class Officer 2, 3, Student Council Member 3, News- paper 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Cast 3, 4, Clubs: Dramatic 1, Cast 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, French 1, 2, GAA 1, 4, Pep 1, 2, 3, Speech Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY PETROWSKI Newspaper 2, 3, Editor 4, Annual 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Class Play Cast 3, Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, Cast 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Pep 1, 2, 3, Thespians 4. LEON MARLAIRE Class Officer 4, Student Council 4, Newspaper 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Clubs: Dra- matic 3, Cast 3, 4, Thespians 4, Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN PECHAUER Student Council Member 1, Secretary 4, Class Officer 3, Newspaper 2, 4, Annual 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Class Play Cast 3, 4, Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, French 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 3, 4, Pep 1, 2, 3, Thespian 3, 4. DoNoLA CASTONGIA Newspaper 4, Annual 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Majorette 3, Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, Cast 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, Pep 1, 2, 3, Thes- pians 4. ELAINE PILCHER Class Officer 3, Student Council 3, Annual 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Class Play Cast 3, Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, Cast 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, Pep 1, 2, Thespians 4. DOREEN COCHAND Annual 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Majorette 2, 3, Class Play Production 3, 4, Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3: FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, Pep 3. JIM MCFARLAND Class Officer 4, Newspaper 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 2,:3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Class Play Cast 3, Clubs: Dramatic 3, 4, Cast 3, Golf 4, Varsity 2, 3, 4. DALE MONTY Class Officer 1, 4g Student Council 1, 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4s Track 2, 3, 4g Football 3, 45 Class Play Production 3, 45 Clubs: Archeryg Varsity. WAYNE COYER Basketball Manager 3, 45 Baseball Manager 33 Foot- ball 4g Clubs: Varsity 3, 4g Archery 4. SEN IORS NOT PICTURED SHIRLEY T HEIM BARBARA SHEAHAN WILLARD LARSEN RONALD HIRT EUGENE TOMASZEWSKI LEO WHITTEN ROLLIE DOTY Clubs: Dramatic 33 Golf 4g Thespians 4. WAYNE STOKES Baseball 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 45 Senior Play Production 45 Boys' Chorus 2, 45 Gay Nineties Revue 3g Clubs: Dramatic 35 Varsity 2, 3, 4. X X5 X U Q X . . .V,., XX XX. 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P, -,sgimiw-.f eaiy.-Ei.-.-My,+f,-.,,5- was ' , Qi i l W 1,-'.1's,XQ ,:,,.-ng, . . ., .M 4, Xxx, x,g..:Q-1.2-,:1,:y.'.' -QNNX YN X X, 5 xfx A i w.,:,-,..- , hsgx Xi X . .Ci .t XS xx. yr. , Q .- . ..., . -X ,.:,11.,-1' ., ,..., ., x X X f X X N X ' si.--:N ,K Q S X N x Q X X Q XX Q N Q X X X N .vwf ,X X S N xx X S is S X .X ix X S '-1 f-: XX Q , X X 31 x 15 1 A 3 it x, .ggi Ng as - K W' i Q t 5X Rik xx B activities student council E iklig, Q N 3 3 S 4 l Seated. left to right: Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Grimes, Advisorsg Ron Dusenbury, Presidentg Jean Pechauer, Secretary, Carole Hasemeyer, Treasurerg Richard Williams, Vice President. Standing: Mr. Smith, jack Beaupre. Marilyn Topliff, Beverly LaRoche, LaVerne Peters, Dick Pettit, Sharon Lenfert, Leon Marlaire, Marilyn Hawkins, john Henderson, jackie'Stowe, Glen Sparks, Clarence LeDuke, Barbara Cameron. 1 1 The election of class officers,,club officers, and the Student Council gave the students much to consider. This is the first year our election of council officers was held after a primary election, a week of campaigning, an election assembly, and then the final election. The results were Ron Dusenbury, Presidentg Whitey Williams, Vice President, Jean , Pechauer, Secretaryg and Carole Hasemeyer, Treasurer. During the past year the council presented the school with curtains for the gym. In L january a Litterbug Campaign called the students' attention to the need for taking care of our building. Two social activities, the Homecoming Dance and Spring Party, were very successful. Mrs. Grimes and Mr. Anderson served as advisors. concessions committee Left to right: Ruth Mills, Earl Witholf, Pat Gulczynski, jackie Stowe, Bob Stuck. Witli the growth of our school and the increasing demands for funds to operate activ- ities, there has come the necessity for more efficient operation of the concessions. This year thirteen different school organizations have received concession funds to help them finance their activities. In addition, the school's program and entertainment fund has been financed through receipts of the concessions. To organize and operate the concessions a committee of five students was selected at the beginning of the year from a list of volunteers. The Concessions Committee took the amounts of money requested by an organization and approved by the Student Council and the administration, converted the amount to a percentage of the total money requested, and determined how many workers that organiza- tion would have to supply. The committee also had the problem of estimating correctly the public's appetite for the various items on the menu. During the course of the year the hungry spectators consumed 1,344 hotdogs, 7,572 ice cream bars, 8,376 bottles of soft drinks, and 8,150 bags of popcorn. The total profits for the year amounted to over 351400.00 This year the Concessions Committee consisted of Pat Gulczynski, Ruth Mills, jackie Stowe, Bob Stuck, and Earl Witthoft. Miss Fiene and Mr. I-Iarnstrom served as advisors. annual staff Edilor ............... Literary Ediior ...... BllJ'i77EJIf Mazinger' Ar! Editor ....,.,,..,..... JUNIOR EDITORS Carol Chapman Lauren Larsen Loisjane Simonich Larry Troutman news paper stall First row: Miss Schutte. Mae Marsh, Pat Gulczynski, Donola Castognia, Shirley Chamness, Theresa Africano, Carolyn Renfro, Doreen l.eClaii'. Miss Carter. Second row: Carol Giardina, Janice Etzel. Barbara Vade Boncouer, Jackie Amiot, Marilyn Kerr. Carol Hasemeyer, Mary Ann Boggs, Geraldine Wfolven, Francis Lowey. Third row: june Bumpus. Marilyn Harrison, Shirley Thiem, Lois Rantz, Beverly Ray, Donna Windal, Pat Kinder, Shirley Petrowski, Barbara Cameron. Fourth row: Marilyn Pechauer, jean Pechauer, Tom Hagan, Ron Tousignant, Don Borg, jim Hamil- ton, Mary Lou hlanuski, Madonna Heinze. Fifth row: Phyllis Pierson, Darlene Palmer, jim McFarland, Maurice Shumaker, Dick Pettit Leon Marlaire, Milt Pattengale, Eleanor Nelson, Audrey Mills. EDITORS Seated: Janis Etzel, jim Hamilton, Shirley Petrowski, Editor, Mary Lou -Ianuski, Junior Editor, Bar- bara Cameron, jim McFarland. Standing: Miss Carter, june Bumpus, Frances Lowey, Donna NX'indal, Lois Rantz, jean Pechauer, Geraldine Vfolven. Miss Schutte. iI'ZlJCl'1 Cltlb ' P fd Sl ,- ' r First row: Neil Allen, Rita Jester. Jean Pechauer, Dick Pettit, Miss Stelter, Janice McFarland. Harley Baldwin. Second row: Steven Darling, Shirley Drummond, Mae Marsh, Shirley Vaughan, Anne Newman. Joanne Goodknetch, Laurann Jackson, Eleanor Mills. Third row: Robert Marcotte, Joy Thompson, Jane Craig. Sue Nolte, Carol McClain, Marg Cronk. Gretchen Rapp, Joann Maisonneuve, Erna Bressner. Fourth row: Don Heddins, Lawrence Duchene, Richard Allen, Charles Wolven, Stuart Atterlee. Leon Andreina, Terrance Bertrand, Ronald Dennison. Fifth row: Merlin Demaray, Don Drummond, Don Metsehuleit, Diclc Smith, Wfylie Nowman, Larry Troutman, Eldon Briclcle, Robert Davis, Don Johnson. Sixth row: Jack Beaupre, Robert Tinney, John Henderson, John Pechauer, Dan Petry, Lauren Larsen. Harold Butler, Paul Gullet, Gerald Nichols. The French Club engaged in many activities during the year, all with the purpose of improving the members' understanding of French. Petit Journal, a newspaper in French dealing with local affairs,, was published by the club. The club saw several French movies and gave a French Christmas party. Dick Pettit was club ehairmang Jean Pechauer, Secretary-Treasurerg and Charles Wolxfen and John Pechauer, Class Chairmen. Miss Stelter was club sponsor. -1-14 -is 1 Y thespians ,,,,...5 Thespian Troup No. 223, with the help of the Dramatic Club, presented a three-act comedy Brother Goose on November 6th and 7th, january 16th the troup sponsored a talent assembly to raise funds for the March of Dimes. They were hosts on March Sth, to the District Speech Contest. The troup was led by Donna Windal as President, Beverly Ray as Secretary, and Miss Stelter as Director and Sponsor. First row: Shirley Petrowski, Barbara Cameron, Elaine Pilcher, Jackie Amiot. Second row: Miss Stelter, Jean Pechauer, Donna Windal, Beverly Ray, Marilyn Kerr. Third row: Theresa Africano, Leo Whitten, Frances Lowey, Gerry Wolven, Barbara Vade Boncoeur, Donola Castongia. Fourth row: John Henderson, Leon Marlaire, Richard Armstrong. First row: Miss Stelter, Jim McFarland, Dave Holcomb, Jim Topliff, Donola Castongia, Carol McClain, Howard Hayes, Willard Larson, Mickey McCoy, Ron Hirt. Second row: Pat Chaplinski, Ruth Warren, Sara Born, Ruth Mills, Rose King, Carol Swinford, Richard Williams, Mae Marsh, Myrna Le Cocq, Beatrice Ashline, Janice McFarland, Betty Blekfeld. Third row: Shirley Chamness, Janice Karr, Sandra Johnson, Pat Rittmanic, Pat Gulczynski, Sharon Hess, Ann Neumann, Joann Gustin, Jackie Gulczynski, Jeannine Prince, Don Johnson. Fourth row: Jackie Stowe, Shirley Fennell, Rosemary Marcotte, Rose Drummond, Beverly Peterson, Arlene Frechette, Adelia Farley, Mary Buser, Carole Hasemeyer, Mary Jo Book, Sharon Lenfert. Fifth row: Barbara Raymond, Carolyn Renfro, Mary Ann Boggs, Betty Burch, Marilyn Harrison, Loisjane Simonich, Mary Lou Safiran, Beverly Reed, Judy Underwood, Jackie Larkins, Jeannine Lambert. Sixth row: Marlene Condon, Maureen Godolphin, Phyllis Pierson, Joan Brown, Eleanor Nelson, Darlene Palmer, Marilyn Pechauer, Joan Small, Madonna Heinze, Mary Lou Januski, Gretchen Rapp. dramatic club Dramatic Club, with the co-operation of the music department, presented Hope of the World , a Christmas story of Christ's birth. It was given for the parents and also as an assembly. Frist row: Jean Pechauer, Marilyn Kerr, Loisjane Simonich, Marilyn Hawkins. Second row: Dick Pettit, john Pechauer, Glenn Sparks. SD6ZClPl contest 1952 marked the second consecutive year in which the District Speech contest of the Illinois State High School Association was held at Bradley. Bradley-Bourbonnais Com- munity High School, which tied for first place last year with Joliet in the District contest, was represented this year by eight contestants. Marilyn Kerr, presenting a cutting from The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Wil- liams, was our entrant in Serious Play Reading. Marilyn Hawkins, in her first appearance in contest work, presented the Comedy Reading, The Waltz by Dorothy Parker. Other students appearing for their first year in contest work were: jean Pechauer, Extempore Verse Reading, Loisjane Simonich, Original Monologue, Persuasion, Glenn Sparks, Oratorical Declamation, The Big Parade , john Pechauer, Original Oration, De-em- phasis of College Athletics , jim Hamilton, Extempore Speaking, and Dick Pettit, Radio Newscasting. Two new events, Radio Newscasting and Original Monologue, were added this year. Other schools competing with us on March 8 in the District Contest were: Central, Herscher, Manteno, Kempton, Onarga Military Academy, St. Anne, Onarga Township, Sheldon, Momence, and Wellington. Miss Agnes Stelter was coach of local contestants and Mr. S. A. Smith served as District Manager for his second consecutive year. 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Second row: Roger Dennison, Richard Armstrong, Eldon Brickle, Wayne Stokes, Glenn Sparks, Charles Wolven, Bernard Williams. Third row: john Henderson, Gary Wright, jim Topliff, Ron Dusenbury, Milt Pattengale, Lauren Larsen, Darel Larkins, Eugene Tomaszewski. GIRLS' CHORUS First row: Mr. Baker, Jackie Stowe, Carol Amiot, Carol Le Bran, Jackie Kerr, Jeannine Prince, Shirley Drummond, Joanne Dressler, Donola Castongia, Doreen LeClair. Second row: Theresa Africano, Carolyn Renfro, Phyllis Arseneau, Mary Coty, Jo Anne Goodknecht, Connie Weise, Francis Lowey, Mae Marsh, Barbara Vade Boncouer. Third row: Laurann Jackson, Marilyn Kerr, Carol Hasemeyer, Shirley Petrowski, Geraldine Wolven, Maureen Godolphin, Doreen Cochand, Rose King, Barbara Cameron, Beverly Erickson, Loretta Smiley. Fourth row: Eunice Armstrong, Ona Pombert, Maxine Chamness, Judy Underwood, Jackie Larkins, Betty Burch, Marilyn Harrison, June Bumpus, Shirley Vaughan, Norma Jean Rantz, Marilyn Hawkins. Fifth row: Caroline Bertrand, Elaine Pilcher, Marge Cronk, Donna Windal, accompanist, Beverly Ray, Theresa Petko, Beverly La Roche, Carol McClain, Sharon Gardner, Lois Rantz, Pat Kinder. Sixth row: Madonna Heinze, Joan Brown, Vivian Williams, Marilyn Pechauer, Eleanor Nelson, Mary Lou Safiran, Loisjane Simonich, Audrey Mills, Phyllis Pierson, Sue Nolte, Marilyn Topliff, Mary Lou Januski. MIXED ENSEMBLE First row: Donna Windal, accompanist, Lois Rantz, Eleanor Nelson, Carol McClain, Beverly Ray Geraldine Wolven. Second row: John Henderson, Ron Dusenbury, Jim Topliff, Don Johnson. First row: Marilyn Kerr, Janis Etzel, Connie Wiese, Shirley Petrowski, Joan Small, Jean Pechauer, Nyla Nelson. Second row: Lanette Witthoft, Carol Amiot, Jackie Amiot, Elaine Pilcher, Miss Crain, Barbara Magruder, Donola Castongia, Donna Bilyard, Janette Witthoft. Third row: Shirley Chamness, Jeannine Prince, Sharon Lenfert, Beatrice Ashline, Doreen LeClair, Rita Dauphin, Par Gulczynski, Jackie Gulczynski, Pat Chaplinski. Fourth row:,Rose King, Janice Karr, Ruth Mills, Geraldine Wolven, Joann Gustin, Joan Larsen, Carol Swinford, Willa Stevens, Jackie Kerr. Fifth row: Doreen Cochand, Beverly Erickson, Marilyn Harrison, Betty Meisterling, Loretta Smiley, Roberta DeNoyer, Betty Burch, Sandra Johnson, Pat Rittmanic, Fran Lowey. Sixth row: Beverly Reed, Beverly LaRoche, Teresa Petko, Maureen Godolphin, Darlene Palmer, Pat Klafta, Audrey Mills, Imogene Timm, Madonna Heinze, Dolores Andreina. J The Future Homemakers of America this year added to the living center by purchasing draperies, a linen table cloth, and a coffee maker. To obtain money for these and other activities on their budget, they sponsored in cooperation with GAA a community square dance, an extensive magazine drive, and an all-school carnival. The Future Homemakers of America also sponsored a mothers tea and style show. An evening program entitled Christmas Capers and an all-school leap year party. were held. The Chapter presented two radio broadcasts and plans to send a delegate to camp and to the National Convention. The Future Homemakers chose Elaine Pilcher as President. She was assisted by Jackie Amiot, Vice President, Barbara McGruder, Secretaryg and Donola Castongia, Treasurer. First row: Mr. Skalsky, Charles Wolven, Gerald Kray, Mr. Canham. Second row: Neil Allen, Steven Darling, Kenneth Morris, Richard Kuffel, Bob Marcotte, Bill Conn, Harley Baldwin. Third row: Gretchen Rapp, James Sheahan, Dick Milligan, Conrad Studer, Pat Kinder. Fourth row: Terrance Bertrand, john Lowey, David Swain, Richard Allen, Walter I-lisel, Bernard Ashline, Tony Jamnik. Fifth row: Gerald Messier, Harold Butler, Maurice Shurnaker, Daniel Perry, Robert Tinney, Dick Smith, Paul Gullet, Kay Maas. science club The Science Club, consisting mostly of freshmen and sophomores, is another first-year club. Because of the active interest of its members, it is a fast growing organization. Under the leadership of its two faculty members, Mr. Skalsky and Mr. Canham, the club has made model planes and cars, and also done work in photography. The club enjoyed an introductory course in radio operation given by Mr. Cunham, who is a licensed radio operator. The members' interest in applied science, coupled with the scientific background of the sponsors, indicates that the Science Club is on the road to success. 3.6.6. First row: Miss Fiene, Patsy Chaplinski, Marlene Rittmanic, Loisjane Simonich, Phyllis Pierson, Marilyn Pechauer, Jackie Kerr, Carol LeBran, Jeannine Prince. Second row: Jackie Stowe, Maxine Chamness, Shirley Drummond, Janice McFarland, Patsy Gulc- zynski, Theresa Africano, Rosemary Marcotte, Dixie Peterson, Joanne Dressler. Third row: Joanne Goodknetch, Barbara Roberts, Willa Stevens, Carol Swinforcl, Janice Karr, Marilyn Hawkins, Laurann Jackson, Jo Ann Magruder, Betty Blekfeld, Carolyn Renfro. Fourth row: Mary Coty, Patsy Prince, Jeannine Lambert, Rose King, Rosemary Drummond, Sara Born, Doreen LeClair, Shirley Fennell, Shirley Demarah, Erna Bressner. Fifth row: Mary Ann Riley, Betty O'Tool, Ona Pombert, Pat Kinder, Arlene Frechette, Beverly Petersen, June Bumpus, Jackie Larkins, Caroline Bertrand, Ernice Armstrong, Norma Jean Rantz. Sixth row: Marilyn Harrison, Rita Dauphin, Loretta Smiley, Carol Hasemeyer, Dolores Andreina, Rita Jester, Marilyn Kerr, Mary Jo Book, Betty Meisterling, Roberta Denoyer. Seventh row: Marcelene Reiniche, Jean Pechauer, Madonna Heinze, Mary Lou Safiran, Mary Lou Januski, Pat Martin, Beverly La Roche, Vivian Williams, Marilyn Topliff. 3.6 .a. The Girls' Athletic Association has had an active year of particpation in tournaments, and in intra-murals in volleyball. Bowling, hikes, basketball, archery, a bike hike, and, when weather permitted, softball, were part of the year's activities. The GAA were co-sponsors with the FHA of the carnival, magazine drive, and square dance, their part of the proceeds going toward funds for a tennis court and campers' fees. They also sponsored with the FHA the Christmas party, and by themselves a slum- ber party. Mar Lou Safiran and eanine Lambert were chosen re resentatives for 1951. Y P Officers for the year included: Phyllis Pierson, President, Marilyn Pechauer, Vice Pres- identg Loisjane Simonich, Secretary-Treasurer, Jeannine Prince, Point Chairman, Sponsor, Miss Elizabeth Fiene. diff.. First row: Gerald La Gesse, Bob Stuck, Bill Stuck, Ron Tousignant, Dale Monty, Philip Eby, Mr. jepsen, Second row: Bob Klar, Charles Schultz, Ed Davis, Ed Safiran, jim Topliff, Don Metschuleit, Wayne Coyer. archery club The Archery Club made its debut at Bradley High School in the fall of 1951. Meeting every Tuesday and Wednesday during the activity hour, the members spent the year in becoming more proficient with the bow and arrow. During the winter months the club members moved indoors to the shop and built backdrops so they could continue their sport. The officers of the club were Ed Davis, President, and Gerald LaGesse, Secretary-Treas- urer. Mr. jepsen, no mean shot with a bow himself, was the sponsor. golf club First row: Bill Arseneau, Pat Sadie, Rollie Doty, jim Hamilton, Milt Umphrey, Glen Martin. Second row: Gerald Cyrier, Robert Gibson, Leo Whitten, Mr. Harnstrom, Howard Hayes, Don Borg Bill Travis. Third row: Ken Calabria, Tom Beever, Ron Gagnon, Paul Martin, Lauren Larsen, Leslie Farmer Jim McFarland. One of the new organizations at Bradley this year is the Golf Club. Organized by a group of senior boys, the club is trying to encourage participation in golf by providing a well-rounded program of golf instruction. During the fall and spring, members practiced oiixthe school grounds, attempting to have the balls land somewhere on the football field. Because of the lack of indoor facil- ities, the winter program was limited to discussions of the rules and etiquette of the game. However, it is hoped that additional equipment, particularly -a driving net, will make a year-round program possible. Other club activities included talks by local professionals, practice at a driving range, and practice rounds at various golf courses. The club was headed by Glenwood Martin, President, Bert Lear, Vice Presidentg jim Hamilton, Secretary, and Milt Umphrey, Treasurer. 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The Indian chief predicted victory at the traditional bonfire and pep rally which pre- ceded the snake dance through town. After days of preparing floats and decorating the gym the big game was upon us. Bradley won a decisive victory over Momence. During the half time there was a parade of the floats, followed by a Hello Alumni presenta- tion by the band. In a gym transformed by crepe paper and balloons, old friends and classmates danced away the evening to Chuck Granger's music. The climax of an already successful evening came when Barbara Cameron was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1951 by Ron Dusenbury, co-captain of the team. Attendants to the Queen were Maureen Godolphin, Carol Chapman, jackie Gulczynski, and Teresa Petko. Another year, another Homecoming, pleasant memories fade into the past. ' x N was wr x X x X ix YNQQ if Scif 5 eu. W- N A : S i . T X x . - msgs gs y,! S M i if . .Q K3 so -- fi: X . . .K M K E.. N .X... .... K . . . . xx i V i N. , X is 7.- ll- calender AUGUST 27-Back to the grind! Football practice started. SEPTEMBER 4- Back to school after a nice vacation. Cheerleaders tried out today. Primary vote for student council officers. 12-Senior class rings were shown off today shortly after their arrival. 13--Ronnie Dusenbury was elected President of Student Council. -We lost to Pontiac. -FHA and GAA opened a magazine drive. --Bradley won over St. Anne, 19-2. --Lockport was defeated by Bradley. OCTOBER -Home Economics IV class left for a week-end in Chicago. -After the Gilman game the girls had a slumber party in the gym. -A free day. Teachers' institute. -Seniors had their pictures taken. -Freshman initiation and snake dance. -Our annual homecoming. Barbara was an attractive qUCCH. -Dramatic Club presented a one-act play Billy Buys An Orchid, for assembly. -Bradley was victorious against Morris, 14-13. -The band went to Normal and played in their homecoming parade . -Faculty sponsored an all-school Hallowe'en party. calendar NOVEMBER -Bradley was host to Crete. -Movie on Civil Air Patrol in assembly today. -Dramatic Club play Brother Goose tonight and- -Again tonight. Globe-trotters came to Bradley. Did you enjoy the show? -Movie on the United Nations was shown in assem- bly today. -Parents came to school for open house. -Square dance sponsored by the FHA and GAA. -Thanksgiving vacation starts with an assembly pre- sented by the Glee Club. Don't eat too much! -First basketball game of the season Mr je sen . . p gave us some pointers on basketball at assembly. -Senior la cast introduced themselves for the as- P .Y . sembly this morning. DECEMBER -Beat Cal City. -Won over Momence there. -Sergior play Men Are Like Streetcarsn tonight, an - -Again tonight. -Defeated St. Anne. -Victorious against Cal City. -Girls in Home Ec. gave a Christmas party for their mothers. -Played St. Pat's. -Lost to Thorton of Harvey. -Bradley lost to Kankakee. CGIZUCIGI' DECEMBER 19-Varsity Club sponsored their first wrestling match. 20-Christmas party for FI-IA and GAA. 21-Christmas vacation starts! 25-Merry Christmas everyone. 27-Lost to East Peoria in the holiday tourney. 28-Lost to Spring Valley. JANUARY 1-Happy New Year. Girls it's leap year! 4-Look at the diamond rings! Did someone discover a diamond mine? 7-Back to school again. Annual pictures were taken. 8-Bradley defeated Crete. 10-Annual staff is working hard to meet the deadline. 11-Bradley plays Gilman. 14-K.V.C. tournament here. Bradley beat Peotone. 16-Talent show for the March of Dimes. Lost to St. Patricks. 17-Semester exams. 18-More exams. 21-Litterbug campaign started. 25-Litterbugs were sentenced' by magistrate Ronnie Dusenbury. 29-Annual carnival sponsored by GAA and FHA. FEBRUARY 1-Played St. Anne there. 5-Bradley was defeated by Peotone. 9-Bradley beat the mighty Lindbloom. 12-Free day thanks to Mr. Lincoln. 13-Band had a valentine party. calendar FEBRUARY 15 16 I9 22 26 29 Beat Momence. Play Blue Island there. Bradley plays Central there. Bradley won over Gilman. Play Watseka here. All-school leap year party sponsored by FHA MARCH 4-7-Bradley is host for the regional tournament. 8-District Speech Contest held here. 15-Solo Ensemble Contests here. APRIL 3-I 4.. 10- Again tonight. Easter vacation starts. 18--junior and Senior guidance conference. MAY 10- 12- GAA has play day here. The juniors are busy working on the prom. 19-And who are you going to the prom with? 22- 23- Semester exams. More exams. 25--Tonight is Baccalaureate. 27-Junior-Senior prom. 28 29 -Graduation day. - 1 -Senior assembly. Good-bye everybody. unior class play Fog Island tonight and bdnd f1jOlIl'l6fS This is the second year for the Band Mothers' Club. The officers this year were: Mrs. Eldon Stevens, Presidentg Mrs. Arthur Birch, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Edward McFar- land, Secretaryg Mrs. Glenn Davis, Treasurer. The Club sponsored several fund-raising activities including bake sales, concession stands, and a chile supper. The mothers entertained the band members with a Valentine's party in February. The members of the organization give freely of their time towards the achievement of a better band. X X .X X XX u g. ., 3 XX XX .iXb?N:'-3.. , C' ' . X X XXXXXX A L .gr 1X5 X X X X X xx X iw X X X S vs Q X fx X X XX X X - .mmf X ' N .XXX X QXQX X X N NN' yw -XX N XX QA? f XXX . - E'-Czb' Q:1.- :X X X X S X XXX X .- WY K X-:f-X-.X2 :Q X X x ' .X ' .X-v IRQ - X XX. 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Third row: Ronald Tousignant, Wayne Coyer, Jim McFarland, Jack Beaupre, Don Borg, Howard Hayes, Eugene Tomaszewski. Fourth row: Eldon Brickle, Ray Boggs, Ed Davis, john Henderson, Wayne Stokes, Gary Wright, Mickey McCoy. Fifth row: Lauren Larsen, Dick Pettit, Leon Marlaire, Ron Dusenbury, Don Bilyeu, Don Born, jim Topliff. The Varsity Club, whose members are lettermen from football, basketball, baseball, and track, sponsored several outstanding athletic events. In November the club sponsored an exhibition of the world famous Harlem Globetrotters, who played the Bradley All Stars. In December, they inaugurated a series of top professional wrestling matches. The club is contributing the proceeds toward a football scoreboard and a covering for the gym floor. Phyllis Pierson, Shirley Petrowski, Lorraine Martell, Barbara Vade Boncoeur. CPIZZI' IZdiCi6I'S Sharon Lenfert, Joanne Gustin, Pat Prince, jackie Gulczynski First row: Ronald Dusenbury, Wayne Coyer, Wayne Stokes, Milt Pattengale, jim Topliff, Ron Tousignant, john Henderson, Stanley Sadowski, Leon Marlaire. Second row: Coach Butkovich, Ron Hirt, Gerald Cyrier, Don Borg, Dale Monty, Don Born, Dick Pettit, jim McFarland, Gene Tomaszewski, Glen Martin, LaVerne Peters, Coach jepsen. Third row: Bill Stuck, manager, Ken Calabria, Bill Sikes, Ed Davis, Don Bilyeu, Paul Martin, Carl Wright, Gerald LeGesse, Tony jamnik, manager. Football Bradley's football team, starting the season with thirteen returning lettermen, enjoyed a better than average season, compiling a record of six wins and three losses. Opening against a powerful Pontiac eleven, Coach Butkovich's men lost a close 18-12 decision but made a good showing. They went on to win the next six games in a row, start- ing with St. Anne, 19-2. After rolling over Lockport 13-O, Central 20-0, Gilman 19-7, and Momence 25-12, the Boilermakers spoiled Morris' Homecoming with a 14-13 win. The Boilermakers then met a strong Crete team in the game for the conference title, but after a hard-fought battle the Bradley team found itself on the losing end of a 32-20 score. St. Pats, the last game of the year, was postponed for five days. When the teams finally met, Bradley tasted defeat, 38-12. C oarlr Butkovich First row: John Grimes, Robert Marcotte, Richard Kuffel, Wayne Dressler, Bob januski, Conrad Studer, David Swain. Second row: Clarence LeDuke, Jim Courtney, Paul Kerouac, Charles Wolven, Harold Butler, Chris Hebert, Stuart Otterlee, Kenneth Pangle, john Lowey. Third row: Bernard Ashline, Charles Hayes, Joel Gereaux, Melvin Thaden, james Allison, Laurence Dominiak, Don Metschuleit, Gerald Messier, Mr. Skalsky. Fourth row: jack Beaupre, Dick Smith, Ray Boggs, Wylie Nowman, Kenneth Cannon, Kenneth Parr, John Pechauer, Darel Larkins, Herb Marlaire, Eldon Brickle. Under the leadership of Coach Harry Skalsky, the Freshman-Sophomore squad came through a very successful season, winning six games and losing none. After rolling over such teams as Crete, Central, West junior High, and St. Pats, the young Boiler- makers are looking forward to equally successful seasons when they are on the Varsity. VARSITY SCORING Touch- Exim Total Individmzl Scoring dozwm Pointx Poirrfg D. Borg .................. ........ 6 0 36 J. McFarland ....... ..... 4 0 24 L. Peters ............ ..... 2 0 12 L. Marlaire ...... ,,... 3 12 30 D. Pettit ....... ..... 2 O 12 J. Topliff ..... ...,. 4 0 24 D. Monty ........ ..... 1 O 6 R. Dusenbury ....... ..... 1 O 6 E. Tomaszewski ...... ........ 1 0 6 25' Ti' 156 T I 4' .Q , . ,. 53 E s:5 7':fg v Z I lb? 5 ' S.: -- + g 's II ww ,A X. 1. ' ix-X M Q C W. 5 .-eg Q. qw. A M B gxwiwr. 3. 'rf M ' 2.3933 N X ga X . ' Q5 xi. x S , Q wsf, k lg V i xx ' if rf: N 3 ,- , W x N -N SX Q : 3 , Q L Q X 5 x Q is X N K xx ,N . sw N 1 X 93:3 A xg V A-QQ xzfsgj? - , .: Yfq' X ' Q X .- , viii 3 .A X X. WA X x QW . X fm.w-,Nw-fx-N .-,-...Q-NN --nwwmww.. f x xx X NNN ' w The Tiny Terror. Tousie Clears The Way. Hang On To Those Shoelaces, jim How Did john Get The Ball? Borg Plows Through For First Down. A Good Tackle During The St. Pats Game Ozzie Stopped After First Down. Big Gain Against St. Pats. First row: James Topliff, Milton Pattengale, Ron Dusenbury, Leon Marlaire, Dick Pettit, james McFarland. Second row: Billy Stuck, Ozzie Peters, Dale Monty, john Henderson, Don Bilyeu, Dave Holcomb, Glen Martin. Coach Jepsen. The Bradley Boilermakers, a highly regarded team before the season started, began regular play by dropping the opener to Central, to the tune of 36-39. Things began to look better when we took Cal City, 46-385 Momence, 64-29, St. Anne, 49-34g and St. Pat's, 57-37 in our stride, but this ended when we met Thornton of Harvey, who humbled us 52-32. When we met Kankakee, we again lost, 37-38, but we looked like the Bradley teams of old and finished fighting hard. We beat Crete, 72-61, and took a record of five wins and three losses to the Kankakee Christmas tourney, where we were defeated by East Peoria, 61-63, and then by Hall of Spring Valley, 35-46. We again beat Crete, 74-56 and then Gilman, 68-45. This marked the beginning of the K.V.C. tournament. In our initial performance, we defeated Peotone, 58-49, but in the second game, bad luck struck again, St. Pats defeated us in overtime, 55-57. After the tournament we defeated Mooseheart '54-43, and St. Anne 67-59, but then fell to Peotone, 48-50. We overcame Lindbloom in overtime, 69-67, and sought revenge on St. Pats, 67-50, and then scalped Momence, 58-29. The Boilermakers traveled to Blue Island and were defeated, 51-55. We settled scores with Central by rapping them 51-33, and we won the K.V.C. conference title by beating Gil- man, 72-67. We defeated Watseka, 60-51, for the last game of the regular season, with a record of sixteen wins and eight losses--a GOOD season. 1 Mr. jepsen .......mw., , .. r basketball First row: Eldon Brickle, Jack Beaupre, Ray Boggs, Darel Larkins, Herb Marlaire, Kenny Cannon, Paul Kerouac. Second row: Coach Butkovich, john Lowey, Dennis Adams, john Pechauer, Lawrence Dominiak, Kenneth Parr, Wayne Coyer, Manager. Third row: Kay Maas, Tony Jamnik, Charles Hayes, james Courtney, Stuart Otterlee, Clarence I.eDuke. The Young Boilermakers, led by Coach Buktovich, went through a fine season, with a record of 17 wins and 3 losses. Many fans believe that this team will be just as good, or better, when they are Varsity players. Billy Stuck and Wayne Coyer Manager! ' W. MNRQQKKN Q X . 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Moron SALES Pontiac DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T BEAT A PONTIAC I50 Easi' S+a+ion S'IreeI' Kankakee, IIIinois UPTOWN SALES, INC. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 545-557 Soufh Washingfon Avenue Kankakee, IIIinois Soles ond Service Used Car Sfores ai' 30I Norfh Schuyler Avenue PHONE 3-3376 PAINT and BODY PLANT 342 NorI'h Schuyler Ave. Phone 3-3373 Complimenis of HUFF and WOLF Jewelry Company I27 SouI'h SchuyIer Avenue KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS Io Ihe CLASS OF l952 QZZJZZEJ - Vkgffwdei I89 Wesf Couri' S'Iree'I' KANKAKEE. ILLINOIS QLIZGQEIQI Ladi-es' Ready-to-Wear I7I Soulh Schuyler KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS BOURBONNAIS CLEANERS CLEANING al' Hs Besl +ops in CLEANING - and DYEING DIAL 2-504I l30 Rivarcl Slreel' Bourbonnais, Illinois 36 eau! sony sn-nov FRAME and WHEEL ALIGNMENT 24 HOUR TOWING 282 Norfh Schuyler Avenue Kankakee, Illinois Phone 3-3397 Kankakee Tobacco 6' Candy Company CIGARS - CIGARETTES TOBACCOS CANDY and SUNDRY ITEMS 263 Easl' Merchanl' S'l'ree+ Kankakee, Illinois TELEPHONE: 2-6333 Tl--IE ' . 42 4 Mu KANKAKEE Z 19 VALLEY A Good Place +o Meei' Sales Company and Ea+ PAPER SHORT ORDERS OUR SPECIALTY PAPER PRODUCTS STEAKS - CI-IoPS NOWONS MALTS ,CE CREAM .IANIToR SUPPLIES Burl and Flo Shepard 235 Sou+l'I Schuyler Avenue 272 Nor+l1 Vasseur Phone 2-l832 Bradley' lllinols Bradley' llllnols TELEPHONE 2-l845 Qin ff 634 TIME PROVEN TRADE ACCEPTANCE 4 ll IMPERIAL WALLPAPERS SMITI-I-ALsoP PAINTS Z ART MATERIALS WINDOW SHADES PICTURE FRAMING Complele Banlflnq Facllllles Kanlcalcee's Firsl' Complefe Painl' and Wallpaper S+ore of Kankakee MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE , SYSTEM f ,Ml ..- MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT lA AN KMA E E INSURANCE CORPORATION l,AlN.l. COM DANV WE DELIVER WE RENT FLOOR SANDERS AND WALLPAPER REMOVERS CONGRATULATIONS On a Successful High School Career BEST WISHES For Con'l'inued Success in +he Fufure ,QJWAZ MANUFACTURING WORKS For Form Implements Known The World Over Wfze gif' CONGRATULATIONS FROM FLORAL Sl-IOP W I68 EAST MERCHANT STREET L. Tools aivggnier, Prop. Y Larry Gagnier TO THE GRADUATING CLASS FLOWERS FOR ALL OF I952 QCQASIQNS 239 Sou+h Schuyler Kankakee, Illinois Phone 3-563 I Kankakee, Illinois Ryan and Ebeling Pharmacy YOUR HOME OWNED DRUG STORES 304 Easl Courl' SI'ree+ Phone 3-54I2 I.666 Wesl' SI'aI'ion Sfreel' Phone 3-984I II45 Eas+ Eagle S'rree'r Phone 3-8845 KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS ED'S DOG HOUSE FEATURING PUP-N-BAG AMERICA'S NO. I MEAL Pul' Up 'Io Take Oul' 20:1 80 Main SI'reeI' Bourbonnais, Illinois Roules 45 8: 52 DQMQQ 2 STORE TWO MODERN SELF-SERVICE STORES 570 WEST BROADWAY BRADLEY, ILLINOIS I24 EAST RIVER STREET KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS Complimenis of GREENSTREET'S i Z 74 9 Service Station 7 a CA I: E ZWJZZZQZMQ FOUNTAIN SERVICE Washing-Polishing DINNERS SHCRT ORDERS L b ,Cavan u FI I Dm' 3'9'50 TIRes-BATTERIEs-Accessomes Rome 45 Nf I, Tire Repairing-B.a'H'ery Service, Kankakee, IIIInoIs DIAL 2 2432 Corner Broadway and 54 Bradley, Illinois Complimenls of GREEN-MARKED COAL ALL BUILDING MATERIALS a e READY-MIXED CONCRETE Kankakee Lumber 5, Suppb, FUNERAL HOME Company I220 Soufh Washingfon Cour+ Sfreei' and Big Four Tracks Phone 245326 Kankakee' Illinois AMBULANCE SERVICE DIAL 3-8235 C 0 71 ffI'al11lulio11s 5 Complimenfs of c I. A 9 9 o F ' 52 M Z y mzwmi I PHAQMACY DIAL 3-4525 I70 N. MICHIGAN . 24 Hour Service YOUR COMMUNITY I-IEALTI-I A YW e'e 'A YP'ace-A YIIme SERVICE STORE 2-way Radio Dispafched I Phone 2-35I5 Special Rafes Bradley, IIIinois For Oui'-of-Town Trips Uggm Zim ff! Zf KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS BEST WISHES . to me Compliments of CLASS OF I952 Bradley State THE and C, up Savings Bank BRADLEY, ILLINOIS J S We Invite Your Patronage l59 East Court Street Kankakee, Illinois SECURITY LUMBER 81 FUEL CO. Lumber Millwork Building Material PHONE 3-3307 Bradley, Illinois 1 Build to Security Besf Wishes and Congraiulaiions Io +I1e Class of I952! HARRY L. TOPPING Real Estate-Insurance Suiie 202-206 Arcade Building ASSOCIATES: JIM RICE HUGH PIERCE Complimenis of 5224? SQ 551.9 gzefiggf ICE CREANI 225 Souih Wes'r Avenue 788 Easf Couri' Sfreei' 9II SouI'I1 Washingfon Avenue A Large Sfoclc of BAND INSTRUMENTS Gibson Guifars Scandall Accordions LesI'er Pianos Records and Sheei' Music A Compleie Music Sfore Service-Teaching-Repairing We Aim fo Safisfy Our Cusfomers fill' A 5 jf Music X-5 CENTER 1 ' is PHONE 3-5733 346 Easf Couri' Kankakee, III Qgahhe Motor Coach Company BUS SERVICE TO BRADLEY EVERY 30 MINUTES Phone 2-62 I 2 Don'+ Gamble Use Fine Tesfed Painfs Disrribufor for: DUTCH BOY BENJAMIN MOORE CO. VALSPAR LUMINALL BARRELED SUNLIGHT Disrincfive WaIIpapers by Warner, Davis and Birge We Renf Wallpaper Removers and Floor Sanders HAUSMANN PAINT CO. 297 EasI' Courf Sh-ee+ KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF Saeueho FUNERAL HOME KANKAKEE'S FINEST FUNERAL HOME 2I0 Sou'I'I1 Washingron Ave. TELEPHONE 2-6622 Vblklgzanns' JEWELERS SINCE l872 GifI's for Every Occasion Engraving - WaI'cI1 Repairing Gem SeHing-Jewelry Repairin VOLKMANN BUILDING Kankakee, IIIinois 9 666482169 -:rooms co. MEADOW GOLD DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk Division Ice Cream Division 396 S. Schyler Avenue l39 N. Wes? Avenue Phone: 3-6603 Phone: 3-660I Complimenis of The Sport Shop For All Your Sporfing Needs 453 Wesi Broadway Bradley, Illinois DIAL 3-50l4 Complimenis of KAN KAKEE Coca-Cola BOTTLING COMPANY cone seLoNes COMFLIMENTS OF Qfcbkey, FUNERAL l-IONI E Cemplete Facilities 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE 233 Soulh lndiana PHONE 3-983l COMPLIMENTS OF 551500515214 Qaiiq PASTEURIZED GRADE A HOMOGENIZED Dairy Producls Milk- Cream - BuH'ermillc Buller - Clnocolale Orange ancl Grape Juice Home Deliveries ' DIAL 2-l327 I5 River ' Bourbonnais, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS 'Io 1'I1e CLASS OF l952 from MARTY and FRAN DEPARTMENT of 5 TO F? E f' Z 42 g STEAK I-IOCAE-5-E Rou+e 54 Norfh ' I2 Miles Norih of Kanlcakeel CLARENCE W. RAPP Insurance 345 WEST BROADWAY-TELEPHONE 3-6333 Bradley, Illinois Complimenfs of es is es I Bjovleh WmfcQ2zh'l?ZJ Senior Class 'fl-gm Kankakee's Accepfed THE HOTEL KANKAKEE Sme fo' Men Since I844 Q Edward's Jewelers 220 EAST COURT STREET Phone 2-I 7 I 6 Kankakee, lllinios Home of Famous Make Wafches ELGIN BULOVA BENRUS HAMILTON LONGINES All On Easy Terms T. 81 R. SUPPLY CC. Bradley, Illinois E We PVVuAgn5oP VERN BADE 54I W. Broadway PHCNE 3-5586 G. E. Mayfag Philco Admiral Magic Chef Crosley WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL gffwi x2 5 Plant Kerger Company R 6' S Shoe Store McCoy Hardware Bert Johnson, Texaco Dealer Mang Motors Rex Line Service Hattenburgs Pharmacy The Spudnut Shop John Panozzo Armstrong Cork 1 P-T I 1 N 1 X 1 w