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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1955 volume:

I V, W4 . 41, f 7 D ANNUAL STAFF EDITQRS SPCDNSORS Lf CN QE R J RUC-QEQ PA WLLFF ANDERJON DTE x R SKAMKY DE .J3rf AND NA --if-' E KEQ? ', NAR LVN -LNKNS S'E ,lvl lf ,MWSS A UE? A , AA A X RADLEYAN BRADLEY BOURBONNAIS Community Hugh School Q, 5 5 do Presented by ONTENTS Admmlstratlon Classes Actlvltles Muslc Sports Advertising Dedicated to JOANNE GOODKNECI-ITU937-19541 S 0 SHE IS NOT DEAD I cannot say and I wall not say That she rs dead She ns lust away Wrth a cheery smule and a wave ofthe hand She has wandered unto an unknown land And left us dreamnng how very fanr It needs must be sunce she Irngers there And you oh you who the wrldest yearn For an old time step and the glad return Thlnk of her farrng on as dear In the love of There as the Iove of Here Thank of her stlll as the same I say She rs not dead she IS lust away JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY 1 1 1 r , . 1 1 - I I I - I FOREWORD We hope Through The pages of Thus book To share wrTh you Typucal school days days made up of classes TesTs club acTlv1Tles, and Those excmng aThleTrc evenTs We hope ThaT These pages will be Today a colorful review of your year and a precuous remembrance Tor Tomorrow 1 I panama-ns-u----,-.,.....-. I vuewimt an-11:1 L rf BUILDINGS This year has seen the construction of the new West Wing of our high school. It will be available for use at the beginning of the 1955-1956 school year and will accommodate many students. There will be added space for the music department, office space for deans, a health room, several extra classrooms and a cafeteria. The construction engineers are O. L. Martin and Sons. lt is a beautiful addition, and will occupy the same space as the present East Wing. Our Building In Construction .tiff .v-.-.,, ww f s Jn f V 2,6 i f 5.43 , gg, . , ya Q' X , fx., ' 954 , t 1. .Jia .... vw. .11-, 13. I vw .lf?'fi, P' 3 uf , ff-I 1, ,f Qi 5 x H iii v -I Nz' 1 in ,r .4 np. ' 'S f., fi k'sf?'f' aw' A Q A, -Q 2 4 F' Q ,' r X ,H-4, lj x sl BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated, left to right: Mr. Omer Tetrault, Mr. S. W. Evans, Mr. S. J. Beaupre, Mr. Leonard Martin, Mr. Joseph Dominick, Mr. Robert Mulligan, Mr. .lack Walters, Mr. William Larkins, Mr. Larkins, Mr. Leonard Martin, and Mr. Beaupre complete their first year as members, Mr. Walters, his second year, Mr. Dominick and Mr. Robert Martin their sixth year, and Mr. Evans, his thirteenth year. The Board's' chief matter for consideration for the year centered about the numerous details arising in connection with the building-expansion program. PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE 2:99 BOARD OF EDUCATION District No. 307 ROBERT 0. MIN, Bradley-Bourbonnais Community High School President , , Josizmi nommicx. S' A' SMITH' Prmclpal SQCVCUFF' North Street and Center Arenue s.J.ai-:AUPRE w. EVANS XVILLIAM LARKINS LEONARD MARTIN BRADLEY, ILLINOIS JACK WALTERS Again it is graduation time and again members of the Senior Class, for the first time, fully realize the significance of this event to them. It is a time when one looks both forward and backward. It is a time of mixed emotions, of sorrow and of gladness, of satisfaction and of regrets, of an anticipation of the future and an appraisement of the past, a feeling of a iob well done or a feeling of time lost that can never be regained. There is one thing of which we are sure: life will be richer for experiences encountered in the high school program of classes and activities. Other things to value are the habits formed during these years, the knowledge of how to attack problems, and the acquiring of a confidence in one's self that should lead to greater successes in life. Whether your paths lead to higher or specialized training or directly to meeting the problems of life, it is our wish for you that you achieve happiness, success, and contentment in whatever the future holds for you. f i ,ff W l W-'?.Sff,1gx I ISI' fs 5 i ...4a . I E V ' S' . 4 . .'fre- , xwkv- -I 0,Axf.., Y' . 5 355 2 . .4 . L. 1 ,A Mg W I '1fMf'is' K , pi' ff . inf: Fava! s . !'2 A'?+ Qquf S-, iii-Pin as L .. MABEL RUCKER BS, in Education, Olivet College. Dean of Girls, English, Cheerleaders and Pep Club, Stamp Club, Junior Class. DORIS BEACl-1 Gallagher School of Busi- ness. School Secretary. HARRY SKALSKY M.A. in Administration, George Peabody College. Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys, Mathematics, Science, Annual, Senior Class. A , g fl f' ' gf? . 9,4 v.. , V125 -'vw-uv 2. ' if JAMES BAKER BS. in Music Education, Illi nois State Normal Univer- sity. Music, Band and Choruses, Maiorettes, T vv i r I e r s, Sophomore Class. MARIAN BAKER BS. in Education, Illinois State Normal University, Science, F,l-I.A., Junior Class. 'Cy N' My ff' y A 9 s WILLIAM ANDERSON M.A., Northwestern Univer sity. Social Science Photography, Annual, Jun- ior Class. CAROL BATEMAN B.S. in Education, Illinois State Normal University. Home Economics, F.I-IA. Freshman Class. fvfx 1-'ff' i s x X Q x X I is 4. is 4-uf a 1--was mm-eww--nan-s . I LEONARD BUJNOWSKI B.S., Eastern Illinois State Teachers College. Industrial Arts, Mathematics, Coaching, Freshman Class. WILLIAM BUTKOVICH BS. in Education, University of Illinois. Science, Social Science Phy- sical Education and H e a It h, Varsity Club, Sophomore Class. MARION D. CANHAM A.B. in Science, Olivet Col- lege. Student Council, Science, Photography Club, Junior Class. CAROLYN EMMONS A.B., Butler University. English, Newspaper, Sopho- more Class. X-f--ref' JOE JEPSEN B.E,, Northern Illinois State Teachers College. Industrial Arts, Coaching, Varsity Club, Freshman Class, RICHARD JOHNSTONE B.A. in Arts and Science, Roosevelt College. M.S. in Education, Northern lllinois State Teachers Col- lege. English, Golf Club, Sopho- more Class. ,yu-. ig. -wit? if ,- ns F, i xt .ff-E' 1 ..w,,fHm ,,,. A ' f X I, I F lv-a:n'xv CHARLES ENDSLEY NI.A,, Northwestern Univer- sity, Speech Correction. ELIZABETH FIENE A.B., College ot St. Francis. Mathematics, Physical Edu- cation, G.A,A., Sopho- more Class. W --ff -it we-a 'Ti - ,,..pv0 ' fs,-X' is' i.', , .fi 'ig ff x ff., .. AGNES STELTER M.S. in Education, University of Illinois. Library, French, Speech and Dramatics, Thespians, Dra- matic Club, French Club, Plays, Annual, Senior Class. DAVE WILLIAMS B.S. in Education, Central Normal Teachers' College, lndiana. Commercial, Newspaper, Senior Class. I' Q -w 'vw n yn. ROBERT MITCHELL B.S. in Education, Eastern lllinois State Teachers' College. Commercial, Newspaper, Concessions. PHYLLIS MOORE B.E., University of Illinois. Social Science, Commercial, Student Council, Fresh- man Class. . , Q '- 3 3 f 4 is l 5.1 Wir' M ,. . .f gf A Tx I , 1, g ' a I 'G' W 2 . .. W 4 fc ' PRN . av ,gf JOHN L. WILLISON M.S., Kansas State Teachers College. Social Science, Senior Class. M J' of V if MAINTENANCE STAFF 5 I J 7, M. fl, 'Jff 17 EJ If A,x, 1.5 I A 1 MR. BERNARD HASSETT MR. BERNARD LESZCZEWICZ MRS. ANNA JAMNIK MR. ROBERT BENJAMIN MRS. EMMA BERTRAND iz 1 za? fgvev: f5', SENIOR CLASS QQ. Presidenr , ,, ,, , ROBERT JANUSKI Vice President RAYMOND BEACH Secreiary , MARILYN HAWKINS Q Treasurer JOHN LOWEY snr, , llrzf in 'gr .J 1099 'Y 4,9 LZ, . NEIL ALLEN HCORKYH Annual 4, Football 2, Baseball 3, French Club l, 2, Photography Club 2, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Science Club l, Archery Club 2. RICHARD ALLEN DICK Chorus 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 3, Science Club l, Springtime For Patsy Produc- tion 3. DoLoREs ANDREINA DEE Annual 3, Art Editor 4, Band 4, Chorus 3, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Flag Twirlers 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3, Father Of The Bride Cast 4, Show Boat Cast 4. EUNICE ARMSTRONG JUNE Annual 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Chorus T, 2, Dramatic Club 3, GAA I, 2, Photogra- phy Club 2, Father Of The Bride Cast 4. HARLEY BALDWIN auTcH Class Officer 3, Student Council 4, News- paper Staff 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, French Club 'l, Pep Club 2, 3, FHA 4. ROLAND BARON HBUDDYH Transfer From St. Patricks 2, Chorus 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, FHA 4. 4 Fm ,VJ 'B'- 6? 'b-fi' RAYMOND BEACH HBOTTOMLESSN Class Officer 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Base. ball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4, Golf Club 4, 1 JACK BERGMAN HBERGIE' Annual 4, Dramatic Club 3, Thespian 4, Springtime For Patsy Production 3, Father Of The Bride Cast and Production 4, Show Boat Production 4. CAROLINE BERTRAND HDIMPLES' Annual 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Flag Twirlers 4, FHA 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, GAA l, 2, 4, Springtime For Patsy Production 3, Father Of The Bride Production 4. TERRY BERTRAND siRDY French Club l, Photography Club 2, Science Club l. DONNA BILYARD HDONNIEH Chorus 4, FHA , . TOM CARNEY HSLEEPYH Golf Club 4. fa- 'Q' 5 Q sf-f 9-'SP' 'P-oc 'ix it 'W -103 P Q' tj-ug lx .19 JAMES COURTNEY f'BuBBLes Class Officer 2, Annual 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Baseball A, Track lg Varsity Club 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Thespiari 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Speech Contest 3, Golf Club lg Pep Club 3, 4, Minstrel Show 2, Springtime For Patsy Cast 35 Father Of The Bride Production 4. JACQUE LINE DAMRON HJACKIEH Transfer From Kankakee -1, Newspaper Staff 4, Chorus 4, Show Boat Cast 4, SHIRLEY DEMARAH sums, Annual 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Chorus 2, 31 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 37 GAA l, 2, 3, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3, Father Of The Bride Production 4. JOANN DRESSLER Jo Newspaper Staff 3, 4, FHA 2, GAA l, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ED BOB Transfer From Spring City 2, Newspaper Staff 4, Band 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Stamp Club 3, Treasurer 4, Show Boat Cast 4. JOSEPH FAGG Joe Newspaper Staff 4, Stamp Club 4, ,.-'Z-F ,vs '-mr, 1-fs. ibu- v-f 77' Sv' X PAUL GULLETT HPEERLESSH Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, French Club l, 2, Photography Club T, 2,!3, 4. MARILYN HAWKINS HSADIEH Class Officer Q, 4, Student Council l, Annual Literary Co-Editor 4, Newspaper Staff l, 3, 4, Band 3, Vice President 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Dramat- ic Club T, Thespian 2, 3, Presidewt 4, FHA 2, GAA l, 2, Vice President 3, 4, Speech Contest l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Minstrel Show 2, Springtime For Patsy Cast And Production 3, Father Ot The Bride Cast And Production 4, CHARLES HAYS HCHUCKH Class Officer I, 3, Student Council 2, Annual 4, Sports Editor 4, Football T, 2, 3, 4, Basketball T, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Cho'us 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Speech Contest 3, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3, One-Act Plays, Cast 3, Father Of The Bride Cast 4. MARK HEBERT Transfer From St. Pat's 4. LAuRANN JACKSON HLOLLY Pop Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 4, Dramatic Club l, French Club l, 2, GAA I, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3. TONY JAAQNIK HCABOOSHH Football Manager l, 2, Basketball l, 2, A, Manager 2, 3, Baseball Manager 1, Track 2, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Father Of The Bride Production 4. 2 CY. X f I .1 Q -Zh fini' ROBERT JANUSKI Boa Class Officer l, 2, 4, President 4, Stu- dent Council 3, Annual 4, Football l, 2, 4, Basketball 2, Varsity Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, Golf Club 4, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3, Father Of The Bride Cast 4. BARBARA KEYS HBARBH Transfer From DuQuoin 2, Annual 4, Newspaper Staff A, FHA 2, GAA 2, Pep Club 2. JACQUELYN SUE KERR HJACKIEH Annual 3, Art Editor 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Thespian 4, FHA l, 2, 3, GAA l, 2, 3, Librarian 2, Pep Club 2, 4, Minstrel Show 2, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3, Father Of The Bride Cast 4, Show Boat Cast A. PATRICIA KINDER NPATH Annual 4, Newspaper Staff 'I, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 3, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, Thespian 4, FHA 4, GAA l, 2, 3, Science Club i, Minstrel Show 2, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3, Father Of The Bride Production A. 5 RICHARD KUFFEL HRICKEYH Football l, Track 3, A, Photography Club RL' 4 2, 3, 4, Science Club l. K qv 4-u.,,f' ARTHUR LANDRY COMBAT .1-4q 1:- ...MX 'Ml' S S W9 ire :rv X 7 aqui' A-ga 1 A 'fi i?'x 'nv CAROL LEBRAN Curie Annual A, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Chews 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Secretary-Trels urer A, FHA 2, 3, GAA l, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3, Father Of The Bfide Production 4. BEVERLY LAROCHE aEv Student Council lg AnnJal 4, Chorus l, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Flag Twirlers 4, French Club 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3. DUANE LECLAIR HDUMPYH Chorus 2, 3, Golf Club A. CLARENCE LEDUKE oooGoo Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Track lg Varsity Club 3, A, Chorus l, 2, 3, Golf Club 4. Joi-iN LOWEY HDADH Class Office 2, 4, Annual 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball , 2, 3, A, Track 2, 3, A, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, A, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Dramatic Club A, Photography Club 2, Science Club l, Golf Club 4, Spring- time For Patsy Cast 3, Father Of The Bride Cast A. KAY MAAS HKAYH Football l, 2, Basketball lg Baseball 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, dp Pho- tography 2, Stamp Club 3, Science Club 2. Q K 5 fwf' , S ' L? Q .' X I af X i Z . , ' ' 2 A ,- f 41 'fwfr 2 fr, ,qw A' in H 4' ' V , - V YJ A wg, ' A . fwz A i 5-4' 1 ff ' ll' , , .V i. vt 'Thi Sul ROBERT NELSON FLASH TOM NEES TOM Transfer From Toronto, Canada 2, Student Council 4, Annual 4, Football 4, Varsity Club 4, Band 3, 4, President 4, Chorus 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Mixed Chorus Secretary-Treasurer 3, Music Contest 3, 4, Thespian 4, Speech Contest 4, Spring- time For Patsy Cast 4, Father Of The Bride Cast 4. CHARLES NICHOLS CHUCK Annual 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Spring- time For Patsy Cast 3, Father Of The Bride Production 4. THOMAS LANCE NICHOLSON l'TOM Football 2, 4, Varsity Club 4, Annual 4, Science Club l. WALTER NOLTE HWALLYH Golf Club l. SUE NOLTE Suov Annual 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Feature Editor 4, School Reporter 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Dramatic Club 2, French Club 1, 2, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Concessions Committee 3, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3, Father Of The Bride Cast 4. if iik. N P ,, as 291315, , ix X. ,- H W fo' K V' if 'i it 7 i 'TL T' 'T-T5 Y .H t- ,- - ,- ss' ,Al R, - ,A 1: s SJ 1 , ,fi Hi' -il ss' S RONALD NOWMAN HTUBBINSH Student Council 4, Annual 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4, Track 3, 4, Var sity Club 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Golf Club 4, Springtime For Patsy Cast 4, Father Of The Bride Cast 4. DONALD PALLISSARD RED Football 2. GARY PATTERSON HTEXH Annual 4, Football 4, Track 4, Varsity Club 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Father Of The Bride Cast 4. JOHN NAEVE PECHAUE R Class President 2, Student Council 3, President 4, Annual Sports Editor 4, Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, President 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, Thespian 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Speech Contest 'l, 2, 3, Minstrel Show , Springtime For Patsy Production 3, One- Act Plays 3, Father Of The Bride Cast 4. CLiEEoRD PETERS NBUTCHH Dramatic Club 4, Golf Club, Father Of The Bride Cast 4. DIXIE LEE PETERSON Dixie-cup Annual 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Thespian 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA I, Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4, Concession Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Minstrel Show 2, Springtime For Patsy Pro- duction 4, Father Of The Bride Produc- tion And Cast 4, Show Boat Produc- tion 4. -'WTS 79756 it x 's X 'N-5 XI- ., it 1- I 'rs' H. V. A ' a I a 'ff , me 1 ,'., Wi . 'E 1 1 F- l ' v A lllb , ,,,,. ,.,, I V S 5 4 X fl :S . l' ,f 4 Q bl ,pd ,Wi S 505 si vi GRETCHEN RAPP HSCRATCHH Annual 4, Newspaper 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, Dramatic Club l, French Club l, 2, GAA l, 3, Science Club I, Photography Club 2, 3, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3. ONAJANE POMBERT HONA Annual A, Newspaper Staff 4, Chorus l, 2, 4, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, A, Pep Club 4, Springtime For Patsy Pro- duction 3, Father Of The Bride Cast A, Show Boat Cast 4, PATRICIA PRINCE PATH Annual 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Assistant Production Manager 4, Chorus l, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, GAA l, 2, 3, Pep Club l, Vice President A, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3, Father Of The Bride Production 4. TERESA PETKO UTERRYH Annual 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 4, FHA 1, 2, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Photography Ciub l, Pep Club 2, 3, President 4, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3. Leo ROSENDAHL HTHE MASCOTH ,Q X Newspaper Staff 4, Stamp Club 3, 4. 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Q I u 4, fra, jug ITS iv ' f-par' v -Q 9 5 I JOHNNY Ross HKlNGFlSl-lu Student Council 3, Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3. -Mg, Z AVX W ' r-Aff - -I , - . fill ,t DAVID SWAIN HCURLYH Annual 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Foot- bal-l l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Photography Club 2, Science Club l, Springtime For Patsy Produc- tion 3, Joi-IN THALACKER HJOHNNYH Transfer From Kankakee West Jr. High 2, Class Officer, President 2, Student Council 2, Annual 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Thespian 4, Speech Contest 3, 4, Golf Club 4, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3, Father Of The Bride Cast 4, Show Boat Cast 4, MARILYN TOPLIFF TOP Class Officer, President l, Student Coun- cil l, Secretary 3, 4, Annual 4, News- paper Staff, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, School Reporter 4, Band 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Cheerleader 2, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Springtime For Patsy Cast 3, Father Of The Bride Cast 4. EUGENE TINNEY HGENEH Basketball 3, Track 2, 3, French Club T, 2, Photograph Club l, Science Club 1, Golf Club 4, Springtime For Patsy Production 3. JAMES Loyo VETTER HJIMH Transfer From Olivet Academy 4, Chorus 4, Golf Club 4, BEVERLY WARREN NBEVN Transfer From Arlington Heights Town- ship 4, Maiorettes 4. ,Iv-' N, is .3 f .in ,...,,,,s ,,Eh .... IL' l' VIVIAN WILLIAMS Viv Annual 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Flag Twirlers 4, FHA 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Springtime For Patsy Pro- duction 4, JEANNETTE WITTI-IOFT HTWINH FHA 'I, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Father Of The Bride Production 4. LANETTE VVITTHOFT TWIN FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Father Of The Bride Production 4. PATRICIA VVULFF PAT Class Officer, Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2, Student Council 3, 4, Annual 3, Business Manager 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Chorus T, 2, 3, 4, Mixed 3, 4, Music Contest 3, 4, Flag Twirlers 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Thespian 4, FHA 2, GAA 1, Secretary'Treasurer 2, 3, Vice President 4, Speech Contest 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Con, cessions 3, Minstrel Show 2, One-Act Plays 3, Springtime For Patsy Cast And Production 4, Father Of The Bride Cast 4. ROBERT ZAZADA SPIDER Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, Varsity Club 4, Photography Club 2. RICHARD WHITEHEAD DICK Transfer From Kankakee High School 4 +ff T7 .iV9 P Picture Not Available SPECIAL AWARDS Marilyn Topltff was the award wunner thus year of the DAR Good Cttrzenshnp Award and also had the honor of berng chosen last June to attend Gurls State at MacMurray College at Jacksonvulle as the representatrve of the gurls of her class The American Leguon Auxnluary sponsors Grrl State and the award rs made annually based on cltnzenshlp and leadershlp The DAR Good Cntrzenshup award ns presented ea h year by the Daughters of the Amerlcan Revolutuon Grrls representung the hugh schools of our county are selected sored by the D A R an February ln Hugh School Marnlyn has held offrces rn the Student Councul and has been edutor of the Bradleyan newspaper She has been actlve In Band Chorus GAA class plays and all class actrvutues and has worked on the Annual staff B34 -5' The special trophy presented annually by the Rlce Realty Company to the most valua ble player during the football season was presented to John Pechauer Terry Hebert was named the most rmproved player and co captains were Steve Goudreau and Terry Hebert . . . - . 'X f each year and are honored at a tea spon- ' ' ' 'Lil' , , . . ., 4 , '- -ff XV . PROPHECY At last I Marulyn Hawkuns got a Iobl Now I can gxve up my present oc upatuon of head puckle taster of the Kosher Dull Puckle factory So here I am workung for the Raduo show wuth a heart Ive Got A Problem Thus program takes very ordunary occupatuons and revuews them and my Iob us to fund the occupatuons Now lets see my classmates should have some ordunary 'obs so III look around and fund them Furst I ll buy a few magazunes Let s see Screamung Stars Sports Afueld and Whos Who of T965 Furst Ill look unto Sports Afueld magaznne Oh I should have known ROLAND BARON us a great success on the Natuonal Olympuc Swummung Team Of course hes only a water boy LEO ROSENDAHL us a fullback on the Gallopung Gorullas Football Team' Theur last game was at the Funger Bowl Well here us a bug feature un the Curcus World Golly there are a lot of B B C H S graduates un thus fueld' Theres RICHARD CLAWSON Hes the man on the flyung trapeze But I hear hes lust havung hus flung SHIRLEY DEMARAH has a puercung career She us a sword swallower I personally thunk the secret of her success us that she swallows BandAuds after her act ROBERT ED has a startlung act also He stull does a darung duve unto a damp dushrag ONA POMBERT too has heard the call of the dangerous Iufel Lets see she us a luon tamer Her feature of the act us puttung her rught arm un the Iuon s mouth and I suppose they call her Lefty Enough of thus excutung lute Lets see whom I can fund un the Screamung Stars magazune The cover page of thus magazune us JOHN LOWEY whose act us called Lowey s Luscuous Lovelues Say what us thus Oh I see. They are trauned dancung sealsl' TOM CARNEY us a bug producer hus latest productuon us Mule Traun Mambo RUBY CHEFFER works at Toms studuo Shes chuef dress desugner Tom heard she could really dress chuckens at the meat shop where she was butcher and so she got thus 'ob MARY COTE us star of the newest pucture From There To Nowhere Csequel to From Here to Eternutyb Luckuly Mary plays opposute handsome TOM SHELBY PAT KINDER us quute the rage of the dancung world She has unvented a new dance the Elevator Danre no steps BOB JANUSKI Thus place us so exclusuve that even the cockroaches are umported CLIFF PETERS us head wauter there and stull can talk any customer unto an oversuzed tupl PAUL GULLETT was a dentust too untul he became a Senator Bet he used hus pull From that I d better go to Scuencell TOM NICHOLSON feeds all hus cows Mexucan Jumpung Beans to help wuth the mulkung I guess the cows do all the work of Iumpung up and down DON PALLISARD us a successful farmer who rauses corn Clust luke he dud un Hugh SchoolD RICHARD ALLEN us a Ieadung scuentust whose latest prolect us a no calorue calorue HARLEY BALDWIN us certaunly makung a name for humself He s an ambutuous surgeon always Iookung for new openungs un hus fueld TERRY PETKO spent months on her trauned flea curcus and then a poodle ran off wuth her Ieadung lady BOB ZASADA tushes for scuence Hes fushung for Jelly Fush but ut has to be a Grape Jelly Fushll' CLARENCE LEDUKE and DUANE LECLAIR are two anumal lovers Clarence us a barber for poodles He runs a clup Iount Duane has a resort for penguuns JANETTE WITTHOFT and LANETTE WITTHOFT have an umportant lob They are psychuatrusts un a pottery factory and they take care of the crack pots Even CAROLINE BERTRAND has a thruvung busuness makung gloves for Octopus' I wonder uf she handles them wuth kud gloves PAT SHREFFLER us busy makung cups for flyung saucers Back un the Meducal Fueld TERRY BERTRAND has been a doctor for quute awhule lumutung hus practuce to ducks Ill bet too many people called hum a quack Doctor DAVID SWAIN has had trouble too He was a good eye doctor untul he fell un love and you know what they say Love us Blund So there goes hus career JOHN ROSS certaunly had the rught udea He unheruted a mullaon dollars from an uncle and retured at 27 JIM FLORA recently vusuted the Chuef of Poluce EUNICE ARMSTRONG because he felt that he was beung watched The reason mught be because he was a nught watchman un a clock factory Im tured of readung so I guess Ill watch TV Theres JOE FAGG Ieadung the Orchestral He Iukes thus long haur musuc because he only has one haur but ut long ESTHER SAGORSKE us hus bass drum player lm mussung my favorute program wuth JAMES SHEAHAN the humorust I hope SUE NOLTE sungs her latest record My Heart Is A Hobo QMy Luver ls On The Bum Tooj RAY BEACH recently recorded You Have An Hour Glass Fugure But Its Later Than Yoc Thunk Id better catch the weatherman RICHARD MILLIGAN QHe was always a good guesser un schoolj And the late movue us a true case from LOLLY JACKSON S newspaper fules as edttor of the Chucago Weekly Moon RICHARD KUFFEL was her . . . . A . I I I ' L' ' I , . , . I I I 1 l l I ' I ' I ' I I ' I ' . .... , ll ' ' II ' - I - - - 11 1 I . , , , .. II ll ' ' ' ' . ' Il II ' , . - . got unto the act, too, because he owns a famous nught club called the Nute OwI. ' ' Il ' l ll , . . ' . . . . , . . . ,, . ,, . . . . . . , - I u ' - - u 1 D - . . ll - H . . . . - ' 11 - u ' , . Il I ' . , . . ,, . . ,, . I I , . I - . 1 I . . , . . , 5 I I ' ,, ,, . I I ' ll ' I 5 1 I ' ll I - u . 1 I assustant on the case of the Mussung Ice Cube or the Great Freeze ROBERT ED works on the paper too hes only a paper boy but he thought hed luke to work hus way up JAMES COURTNEY us Feature Wruter for the paper Hus artucle last nughts paper was entutled Why the man may have hus gurl but the Iceman has hus puck In the Want Ads CHARLES NICHOLS advertuses hus Terry Cloth Teabags for Drupless Tea Suppers but none seem to notuce Hes really tryung to get the unterest of the bug Freezer Tycoon RONALD NOWMAN but all he gets us the cold shoulder Last week I took a walk over to the modelung agency where SHIRLEY SHAW us model Of course she only models model aurplanes MAR ILYN TOPLIFF us a hat model I always knew shed use her head someday JACKIE DAMRON us tryung her best to get unto Harvard thus year but shes havung a rough tume Maybe shell end up un a musucal college luke Sung Sung Well back to my readung Whos Who of T965 Now certaunly some of my classmates are wruters Im rught' Here s SUSAN RUCKER wuth her latest best seller She Ruuned Her Marruage by Her Awful Coffee at Least That Wa The Grounds for Duvorce So BEV LAROCHE turned out to be a poet Heres one of her best known poems My heart burns for you I hope that you have h artburn too Even JOANNE MAGRUDER has been famous for usung her classmates Senuor puctures as the best Rat Extermunators on the market CLAUDETTE VANDEBONCOR has a new style of pauntung ut looks luke a blank canvas but us really a Polar bear un an ugloo eatung marshmallows DOLORES ANDREINA hasnt had as much luck She can only draw flues I suppose shell go back to tueung weuners together I looked un the postoffuce the other day and saw BILL CONN applyung for a 'ob Seems he had seen a Wanted sugn and went un and applued lll bet he got the uob too JAMES VETTER us the Natuonal Chess Champuon WALTER NOLTE us runnung a nursery for Eskumos un Afruca JACK BERGMAN was the rage of the boxung rung untul he let a Kangaroo get the lump on hum and the Kangaroo pocketed the money and left JACKIE KERR I see us the class mulluonaure She makes a mulluon dollars a day Of course she works un the U S Munt KEN MORRIS us tryung to get hus pucture on the penny But Abe Luncoln us stull a pretty tough competutor furnuture movung truck Hus motto Oh well you n eded new furnuture anyway GARY PATTERSON got back to Texas and druves a local stove company truck around I knew hed rude the range TOM NEES and hus photographuc mund really have done wonders He owns Colonual Studuo Nouv all he has to do us develop hus mund BARBARA KEYS us a flag pole sutter because she was such a good baby sutter ART LANDRY us uust funushung hus rocket shup to the moon He wants to open the furst Frozen Custard Stand on the moon DONNA BILYARD has fame as the Corona Cugar Manufacturer She sells the extra cugar bands for engagement rungs CHARLES HAYS has a Iuttle luck now and then as a mattress tester Hus current problem us how to cure unsomnua Poor JOHN PECHAUER Hes makung a career of the army For the last IO years hes been a Pruvate I belueve hes thought of beung a General and then Presudent KAY MAAS spends all hus tume rausung dandeluons SHIRLEY CHARLES has a good uob She desugns Luberaces cars un the shape of a puano IRIS CASE us a woman lawyer She guves the uudges a pretty hard tume NEIL ALLEN combs Rock Creek wuth a geuger counter hes quute an explorer CAROL LEBRAN and MARGARET MOWERS conduct an excursuon steamshup rude from Burd Park to Alpuners Park DONNA MULLIGAN has her own hat shoppe and she desugns hats made out of cheese Now gurls can fund out uf theur men are really muce or men GERALD MESSIER owns hus own beauty salon and he guves thus advuce to bald men Let your eyebrows grow and brush them back over your bald spot BEV WARREN works there manucurung funger nauls funger bowls and even funger sandwuches Of course theres BOB NELSON S Loan Company for Gurls I always knew he luked to get gurls a loan Then DIXIE PETERSON has a bakery She really made fame wuth holes for doughnuts so she and PAT PRINCE went unto busuness together Pat usually puts rausuns un the rausun bread MARK HEBERT us theur only competutor He always had a lot of crust Dud you know JOHN THALACKER has made hus one ambutuon ownung and druvung a non stop express bus from Induan Oaks to Flucker vulle TONY JAMNIC has a restaurant and PAT WULFF us the cook I heard her make the remark Here I slave over a hot stove whule my husband spends hus days un a nuce cool sewer The one who does the busuness us VIV WILLIAMS who has a drugstore next to Tonys and who sells soothung Pepto Busmo Vuv usually features such valuable thungs as Army Surplus Lufe Rafts Cno home should be wuthout onej GRETCHEN RAPP us on the raduo She us Jack Webbs assustant They call her Spuder Webb Now lets see That about completes my lust so now to wrute my scrupt I really have a lot of ordunary occupatuons to wrute about now and I knew my classmates would be valuable to the world ev' ryone of themlll . ,, . . ,, I I. 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I , - THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Senuor Class of Nuneteen Hundred and Fufty Fuve of the Bradley Bourbonnaus Communuty Hugh School Bradley Illunous do hereby declare thus to be our last wull and testament ARTICLE I We Bequeath To Mr Smuth our apprecuatuon and good wull To the Faculty our thanks for theur patuence and kund unstructuon To the Board of Educatuon our deepest respect and gratrtude ARTICLE ll We bequeath To the JUNIORS our superb untellugence To the SOPHOMORES our guft of gab for makung excuses and gettung out of work To the FRESHMEN our abuluty to get along well wuth the teachers ARTICLE lll We the followung graduates of the Nuneteen Hundred and Fufty Fuve senuor class do hereby bequeath our personal characterustucs and propertues as follows Neul Allen my shy bashful ways and hugh untellugence to Bull Gray Ruchard Allen my Interest un readung anythung but textbooks to James Kyrouac Delores Andreuna my art abuluty to Jeanette Gerretse and Judy Hess Eunuce Armstrong my car hop uob to Susue Baldwun and Barbara Kerouac Harley Baldwun my uob as thurd peruod student councul worker to Terry Calvun Roland Baron my beautuful red haur and flashung smule to Joe Guustu Raymond Beach my offuce as presudent of the Varsuty Club to Andy Andrews Jack Bergman my dusluke for gym class to Ray Kruzan Carolune Bertrand my home makung talent to Carol Betourne and Joyce Pray Terry Bertrand my muschuevous grun to Charles Kavaney Donna Bulyard my luttle gurl shyness to Januce Stevens and Elaune Reed Tom Carney my fruendly personaluty to Edward Sovunsku lrus Case my beautuful blue eyes to Margaret Kelly and Bonnue Sorenson Shurley Charles my partues to Bevery Brosseau Ruby Cheffer my athletuc talent to Karen Emme and Barbara Scott Ruchard Clawson my tall dark handsome appearance to Leo Morrus Bully Conn my scuentufuu. mund and boyushness to Glen Davus Mary Cote my abuluty to get along wuth boys to Judy Boudreau and Susue Sagor s James Courtney my desure to argue wuth the teachers to Bob Barney Jackue Damron my pleasung guft of gab to Faye Andrews Shurley Demarah my teasung to Beverly Osenga and Ruth Latham Joann Dressler my pretty dumples to Shurley LaMontagne Robert Ed my shyness of gurls to Lawrence Moody and Ed Peltuer Joe Fagg my beloved stamp collectuon to Theodore Tomaszewsku Paul Gullet my love for photography and takung puctures on the sly to Steve Goudreau and Mauruce Brunkman , Marulyn Hawkuns, my guft for readung poetry to Mary Floyd and Nancy Naas , Charles Hays, my knack for polushung the apple to Carl Koerner , Mark Hebert, my sunny smule and cheerful dusposutuon to Tom Warren , Laurann Jackson, my beautuful mettzo soprano vouce to Beverly Keyes , Tony Jamnuck, my bug brown eyes and dumples to Bob Messuer , Robert Janusku, my dusluke for gurls and books to Don Lytle , Barbara Keyes, my beautuful brown eyes and dark haur to Vuva Lee McCarty and Dorothy Zazada ,Jackue Kerr, my slum fugure and beautuful long haur to Phyllus Smuley and Phyllus Wrught I P. . . - . I - . ' . . I I . . , . , . ,,css,c,,a... E ,,cc, , , L c,e7.,,, To ,,aa H 1 . , I . I . I I . . . . ' I I I lhl' 1 I . I I I ' I . l ,, - . . ' I I . I . . . . . . I I . . . . . .t , , I I I . I I . . . U , . I - . . I . I ,, . - . ,, . I . , , . I I . . . .u I . , . A . I I . I . . I I I i '. I . I I I ' I . I . . .A . . . u . I , . . . - ki. I - I . . ,I ,y . , , . I . , . g I I I . ' I I I I : I I . ' ' I , , , Pat Kinder, my lovely face and hands to Loretta McQuilIan. Ruchard Kuffel my hot rod to Jerome Lambert and Ruchard Wulhoyt Arthur Landry my art for drawung aurplanes to Ruchard Praurue Beverly LaRoche my wunnung smule and truendluness to Jackue Munroe Carol LeBran my chewung gum cleverness to Marulyn LaGesse Duane LeCIaur my love for fun and good uokes to John Brown and Darrel Fennell Clarence LeDuke my football prowess and bashtul ways to Lynn Nuchols John Lowey my desure for sympathy and love to James Travus Kay Maas my good manners and muschuevous grun to Larry Wulkuns Joann Magruder my guggles and athletuc abuluty to Barbara Vollmer Gerald Messuer the pruvulege ot walkung Donna to and from classes to Terry Hebert Kenneth Morrus my shortness to Rodney Leasure Margaret Mowers my sweetness and tumuduty to Betty Huggans Donna Mullugan my curly haur to Lous Pallussard and Sue Gremar Ruchard Mullugan my dark complexuon to Ronald McGulvra Tom Nees my Luberace grun and good manners to Davud Ed Robert Nelson my monkey shunes to Jerry Lowey Charles Nuchols my Pepsodent smule to Joe Mulls Tom Nucholson my marksmanshup to James Vaughan Sue Nolte my camp counselor technuque and executuve abuluty to Karen Lambert and Cecelua Trost Ronald Nowman my clownush antucs and my barutone vouce to Eugene Davudson Donald Pallussard my muschuevous blue eyes and snappy crewcut to Charles Morrus Gary Patterson my lovely permanent wave and Texas drawl to Wayne Benout John Pechauer my superuor untellugence and the Student Councul presudency to Boyd Fees Cluftord Peters my abuluty as a comeduan to Jum Hannah Duxue Peterson my hugh pupung vouce to Barbara Landry and Barbara LaPlante Carmeleta Pence and Connue McCluskey Ona Pombert my sweet grun and personaluty to Sharon Mullugan Pat Prunce my cheerleadung abuluty to Lorraune Walters Gretchen Rapp my quuetness and abuluty un chemustry to Peggy Stulley Leo Rosendahl my short stature and mughty vouce to Sherman Walters John Ross my gangly fugure and nuce way wuth the gurls to Robert Turner Susan Rucker my love for the outdoors people musuc and school to Duan Vade boncor and Janet Stuck Esther Sagorske my Chucago brogue and lovely haur to Betty Hardung Shurley Shaw my red haur and freckles to Jackue Marcotte and Patty Bartrutf James Sheahan my love for football to Larry Johnson Kenneth Suefert my guft for drawung to Roger Castongua Davud Swann my flashy clothes and sluck appearance to Robert Buser John Thalacker my play actung abuluty and love for track to Jerome Coyne Eugene Tunney my bug blue eyes and muschuevous personaluty to Kevun Schultz and John Kyrouac Marulyn Topluff my abuluty to play volleyball whule on my knees to Darlene Hensley James Vetter my hull bully drawl and nuce manners to Freddue Hasemeyer Beverly Warren my twurlung abuluty to Irus Frechette and Dorothy Scuvally Ruchard Whutehead my love for huntung and skuppung school to Vernon LaGesse Vuvuan Wulluams my quuet mannerusms and bug blue eyes to Joanne Suefert Janette Wutthoft my optumustuc attutude and cleverness to Barbara Pangle and Irene Wunge Lanette Wutthoft my abuluty to make the furst honor roll to Judy Martun and Inez Armstrong Patrucua Wulff my beautuful long haur and my heught to Dorothy Boggs Robert Zazada my heught and posutuon on the basketball team to George Wutt hott and Donald Rosendahl In WITNESS WHEREOF we have herewuth affuxed our seal thus twenty suxth of May un the year of our Lord Nuneteen Hundred and Fufty Fuve THE SENIOR CLASS OF I955 I, . I ,, - ,, . . I 'I y . . A I . . ' I, , ' ' . 'I . , . I, , - ' , l, , ' ' , I' . I . . . I, ' , . If I . . . l I, ' , ' . I, . I . . I, , ' . II . . I . I . . . i I, Teresa Petko, my office as president of the Pep Club and my wavy hair to I, , ' ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' ' ' . I, , , , ' ' - II I . . . Q I, ' , ' ' . I, , . I, ' , ' ' ' . I, ' ' , ' . I, I - . .. ' I, . . , .. . I, l I ,, . - . ,, . . . I, . . I . . . I I II . I . . . . I' . I . . . - Il . . I . . . . . I, I . . . - I . . H n . 1 I . I . - . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 4 1' GENE DAVIDSON ANDY ANDREWS Vice KAREN LAMBERT GLENN DAVIS Y I President Presidem Secrevary Treasurer SA! mg, , 'Q dk. 8 fa 'O 'D sg-rv l , f 1-vi iv, vu . ff' I ,v- 'rr-V ' M' 44. 3 5- I 3 1' . 9 L .Z l G K 4 i X hfi. 'Yfl x , i i fAf . A' D JC? 1 Noel , .f I 2 , MM 1 .115 E . ,Joy IAN Y, 'It' X, ,lie f ' ' 1 ,rywffmm fs br 0' A af f ' i 'L .' 'A - - if xy ,I are -'-jj W , 1 Y ' , ,A, Fi' ,l 'fkr X' i' B B ,.,1 Q 'x ir. f Q,,pz.f A ,gi My 0 1: -1. 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'fb-' M A gif: Xl Charles Kayaney Margaret Kelly Barbara Kerouac Beverly Keys Ray Krizan Jirn Kyrooac John Kyrouac Marilyn LaGesse Jerome Lambert Ruth Latham Karen Larnbert Rodney Leasure Shirley LaMontag Jerry Lowey HE Barbara Landry Don Lytle 4- , W JON f' l NX? cm., 1 Pl!-... vs ' X J- 4 r f' X , ,I 'ony I SL .A-.. ,.. it D - 4 ,Irvs ,D I Viva Lee McCarty Judy Marlin Leo Morris Beverly Osenga ff' Connie McClusky Roberl Messier Sharon Mulligan Lois Pallissard 5 ,vm Qtl 'I . 4 N -aa. ,K I ,Hr .,,f' . Ronald McGilvra Joe Mills Jackie Monroe Barbara Pangle L., Ei ar 'a gr- aw. va wg f' -gan.. ,Kr K W k L Ar -, A is alt all ,Q in ' .F if . 'K wi' 'v p.' 49 . - i Q 79 -J + 1' Y , rr 1 3 - ff X A Mt . , WX Loretta McQuillin Jackie Marcolte Lawrence Moody Charles Morris Nancy Naas Lynn Nichols Ed Peltier Carmelela Pence gy? i, ,A r -9 tav- I 'haf' NM! 'V 10 and .4 -...f-' JI Joyce Pray Dorothy Scivally Janice Stevens Cecelia Trost felt- 1 Y E ,un X 'na y ,,..... X S Q 4, ex 'J' N! ' '11 K fagw' 'fix 6, ' ' .I im 953' Elaine Reed Barbara Scott Peggy Stilley Bob Turner Q S 19 v AA X! J 4' an , AI 5'-1...-4 L i. 37. 3 n X V . 53 we 'ffl ji Donald Rosendahl Joanne Siefert Janet Stuck Diane VadeBoncor in I 43 6 4 D I JL.. 1: C. 'A L ,. 'i ,'fA 3 Qs . ' 9 N...- 1 'SX Lillian Sagorske Phyllis Smiley Ted Tomaszewski James Vaughan in Q' 1, sat' XT' I J t I .- 7 1:73 Qi : fr, .., , 6 v. v.9,:,,m. A n :galv- ' J 'f' ' uni 'E lui -af gn Q eh S Il 5 'Oi ll 'gl BIIIEMHII. Qual ir. 7.3! 's - 1 J .r Keven Schultz Bonnie Sorenson James Travis Barbara Vollmer f s I? . 'Il' Mm... I i 'vi wg f V -1' 0 4 .5 2124 . rftai, gi .1 K f'J.uzfi2gay1 Xaiiinv . .aww , f Lorraine Walters Sherman Walters Tom Warren Richard Wilhoyt Irene Winge George Witthoft Catherine Wright Dorothy Zasada 'E funny Larry Wilkins ' f-ui manga '99 -rim l , M' . r P . 5 CR fi SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 'vu Q-Q n-4 1. 39' a it '-' -..N 41, -,Y--, DAREL GROTHAUS RONALD NESS TOM VJEUCZKO MARSHA JOHNSON MARILYN BASS Vrce Vfce President President Presicienr Secrerary Treasurer Gary Anderson Kenneth Anderson David Aumen Marilyn Bass Nancy Blekfeld William Bock Carol Brosseau Anthony Calabria Deborah Charbonneau George Coates Raymond Cochand Sigrid Conklin Joanne Conn Donna Coyer Evelyn DeLonais I7 fi 4 9 'Y 1 I -ai i f 2 'l' Q A - on 0 ..-, ,, Q F! -0 'se if Av -9, , EWG I i gqjfvs .ar ' . 1 . Y. f issnsfssw k Q i 'rim 1 2- fi- ' , r, Et- J1., L 1 it 4 f ,. 5 x. Q i 3 . 5 ff A. if r .,, , fv- f 'asm I N ff vw, lfi 5' 1 My I ii A 6- 4 xs 0 .1 ,. O 4- ' 1 . 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F 4-, W V A 5 ,Q , My - W Joan Strickler Marie Styck Robert Swinford Patricia Taggart Shirley Thaden Mary Thalacker Phyllis Thorn Mike Toliuszis Michael VandenHout Emory Wakat Patricia Walters Walter Watt Peggy Webb Tom Wieliczko Judy Wilhoyt 7 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFIC 52 fg if , I, . . A WVKLW we ,AJ yn 1 if I mf ,XX X 3 X X X N. 4 im Alice Adams Robert Ahrarnovich Dokie Arvanetes Judy Atkinson Janice Baron Colin Beck Barbara Beegle Gerald Beland Ronald Beland Daryl Bertrand Phyllis Bias Gerald Bires Monica Boudreau Kenneth Brasel Tom Brickle Jim Burch Kenneth Buser Wayne Bute Billie Caralcer Connie Chaplinski Judy Conn Sandra Coty Eleanor Courtney Carol Davidson Hope Davis Larry Davis Eugene Dawson Jerry Dayhoff Sharon Demarah Bonnie Devenouges David Dionne Richard Doud Florence Douglass Shirley Douglas Brenda Dubble 75- N J 9 J ff, .3 C A. x In i -l f g 55? ,ua its 7' naouwuijisu N. .. 1 .... 4 -. of N W F I N ,-Q A 1 M, , Q1 1 C- V 1 .- A, CK YZ' 1 W. J .rv 0 KY 4 , ,,. 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J fg K W is ' , s -.x 1 N i JA Richard Dunbar Paul Eby Harold Emrne Darlene Enniss Carl Erickson Jerry Fennell Margie Gifford Noel Goudreau Janice Gulczynski Billy Harrawood Myrna Harris Lanny Heil Betty Heinze Jack Hensley Jackie Hertz James Hess Sandra Huddleston Jerry Huggins Larry Huggins Patricia Jentzen Judy Jepsen John Johnson Loretta Karnes William Kennedy Doris Keys Joyce Knecht Carrol Lafferty Steve LaGesse Monica Landry Mary LaRocque Tom Latham Jim LeBran Shirley LeDuke David Lundmark Carol Martin Patricia McGrath Gloria McQuillin Gerald Menard Ronald Merillat Ruth Merten Pamela Metz Mary Milakovich Barbara Mills Harold Morris Sandra Morrison Robert Mulligan Lois Nees Mary Nicholson Frank Ovnicb Carol Owen Gerald Owen Larry Patterson Junior Pelehowski Robert Perkins Michael Petit Janet Petko Robert Pettit Terry Piatt Barbara Pitman Fred Pombert Adelore Prince Nancy Prince Asa Randall Rose Regnier Penelope Rehmer Deanna Reiniche Marlene Rice Donald Robards Jerry Roberts Danny Robertson 3 '55, -if 1 K 'N Q 1 iff Eh 'Q ' 1 P L Q. 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F.: :S W T 'i k x, t - 7 ' :Q A '57 -:,:'x 'E .N V 7? , T 3 3 It A ul y X e my EH .. -. is K 3 Q' 7 5 if 6 Q-ax sm , ff' all I K A f 'X idx, R PNUTD AVAILABLE 45 45 fu., .4 Karl Yeates Sandra Yeates 4 if if 0 ', t f Arg U, Q3 ' t 1 is X i ,h Annette Sagorske Carol Sample Burlene Savukoski Joan Schlenz Beverly Schuh Carolyn Scivally Robert Scott Laurel Shreffler Wayne Sims Kenneth Skube Allen Smith Richard Stone Thais Swain Rebecca Swearenger Mike Sweet Carolyn Tatro James Thompson Patricia Tintari James Vickery Nancie Walker Robert West Robert White Nancy Wilkins Max Williams Frank Wilson STUDENT COUNCIL Second row: James Sheehan, Jim Burke, Larry Huggins, Boyd Fees, Don Lytle, Jackie Marcotte, Lorraine Baldwin, Mrs. Moore, Pat Wulff, Marilyn Topliff, First row: Tom Nees, Becky Swearengen, Gloria McQuillan, Ron Nowman, Carmeleta Pence, Elaine Hebert, Jim Regnier, Janice Wright, Carol Brosseau, John Pechauer. CMr. Canham, sponsor, not picturedj. JOHN PECHAUER, President .wi X s ull' ,M f twavnwnh-we Q, ' vt After a highly-contested campaign between the juniors and the seniors in September, the seniors were victorious winning three out of the four offices. The officers elected were: President, John Pechauerg Vice President, Tom Nees, Secretary, Marilyn Toplitt, and Treasurer, Cameleta Pence. Projects which gained the greatest amount ot attention in the Student Council program for the year were: The Homecoming Dance and the an- nual parade, Tvvirp Week, amendments to the Student Council Constitution, the promotion of milk sales during lunch hour, and the furthering of the intramural sports program. ...rf 4 1 .551 FIELD DAY FIELD DAY .Q 5 K1 9 O JUNIOR CANDIDATES 1 SENIOR CAMPAIGN WORKERS THE WINNER! THE RIGHT TO VOTE! Brian., The Bradleyan Annual staff worked under the supervision of Mr. Anderson, Art, Miss Stelter, Literary, and Mr. Skalsky, Business. Dolores Andreina and Jackie Kerr were The co-art editors. Literary editors were Susan Rucker and Marilyn Hawkins, and Business Manager was Pat Wulff. A crew of workers aided production of the book, working under one of the three divisions. We hope that the staff and the business firms who aided through their advertising have made the Annual of 1955 one which you will cherish. . 6. Business Manager PAT WULFF .Y Literary Editors MARll.YN HAWKINS and SUSAN RUCKER 4'- if rm . 2 1 Z UQ: Arr Editors Dolores Andreina and Jackie Kerr Sponsors . . Miss Stelter, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Skalsky. -Q 1 bb-v IT MARILYN TOPLIFF JIM SHEAHAN JOHN LOWEY SUE NOI-TE Y? MARY FLOYD DONNA MLJLLIGAN CAROLINE BERTRAND VIVIAN WILLIAMS RUBY CHEFFER ,- 'Q T - '7 Pl ' BARBARA KEYS CHARLES NICHOLS DIXIE PETERSEN BEVERLY LAROCHE They assisted some in puffing out your annual. Y C3 gf Y' ,J A., .-If DL i' They sold those precious ads! spans Ednofs , . . JOHN PECHAUER, CHARLES HAYS Af? Editor MARILYN TOPLIFF Assistant Editor KAREN EMME REPORTERS: Standing: Donna Mulligan, Edith Joplin, Marilyn LaGesse, Alice Adams, Doris Keys, Mary LaRocque, Judy Jepson, Dixie Peterson, Gloria McQillin, Bonnie Feller, Nancy Prince, Pat Kinder, Marilyn Sample, Donna Means, Darlene Hensley, Jackie Kerr. Seated: Glenn Davis, Bob Barney, Joann Dressler, Judy Martin, Ruby Cheffer, Caroline Bertrand, Ona Pombert, Diane Vadeboncor, Mary Cote, Dorothy Boggs, Janet Petko, Jackie Darnron, Susan Rucker. NEWSPAPER PRODUCTION1 Carol LeBran, Shirley Demarlw, Pat Prince Mary Floyd. WT? ,X . 1' :gr J STAFF The Bradleyan, under the editorship ot Marilyn Toplitt, has kept the stu- dents of Bradley High up to date on the activities of the school. With the help of the assistant editor, Karen Emme, and a co-operative staff, the paper has been a success. Mrs. Emmons, Mr. Mitchell, and Mr. Williams served as sponsors. The staff included Feature editor, Sue Nolte, Sports Editor, Robert Ed, Art Editor, Laurann Jackson, Produc- tion Manager, Pat Prince, Circulation Manager, Jackie Kerr. MR, MITCHELL, MRS. EMMONS, MR. WILLIAMS Sponsors SPORTS FEATURE Sue Nolte, Marilyn Hawkins, Janice Wright, Karen Wright, Mr, Williams, Robert Ed, Dave Ed gm Alice Adams, Marilyn Bass. Shelby. TYPISTS ART STAFF ix! Vivian Williams, Teresa Petko, Barbara Scott, Barbara Keys, Ken Sietert, Joanne Siefert, Laurann Jackson, David Swain Eunice Armstrong. UBRARY Ai STAFF ,,,, 1- About one hundred and fifty books were added to the library this year. A new card catalogue was purchased with library fines collected over a period of several years. A welcome addition to the library was the newly-built section of reference shelves to aid in solving the crowded shelf problem. Ten student librarians aided in book distribution at the charging desk. Miss Agnes Stelter served as teacher- librarian, and student librarians were: Dixie Petersen, Lanette Withoft, Jackie Mills, Donna Means, Dorothy Scivally, Edith Joplin, Loretta McQuillan, Karen Lambert, Annette Sagorske, and David Ed. One party was held during the second semester for librarians and their guests. Ari, 3 CONCESSION STAFF As in the past year, any club or group want- ing to participate in Concession profits had to submit a budget to the Student Council. Various amounts were thus distributed to groups. A per- manent committee, working under the guidance ot Mr. Mitchell, Sponsor, were the following students: Dixie Petersen, Jeanette Gerretse, Jack Bergman, Don Rosendahl, Leo Rosendahl, Robert Ed, Robert Prince, Joe Fagg, Vern LaGesse, Ray Longtin, and Jim LaBarge. Our groups furnished individual club members to aid the permanent group on the night on which their club worked. ff JEANETTE GERRETSE JAcic BERGMAN PAUL asv DIXIE PHERSEN 51, rs C5 .. 'M ' va ' I W 30 , eb 451 C4 'fc Kei 5 t Sys 'Q 151 ,J -66 V3.6 , 4 I v , i LES TRADUCTEU RS Sixth row: Edward Moersch, Melvin Owen, Max Williams, Armand Paris, Don Robards, Joe Guisti, Robert Prince, Danny Robertson, Emory Wakat, Dave Lunsford. Fifth row: Mike Toliuszis, Ken Martin, Karmen Ford, James Maior, Larry Davis, Robert Pettit, Richard Wilhoyt, Allen Smith, Jim Hannah, Larry Scott. Fourth row: Dokie Arvanetes, Thais Swain, Beverly Brosseau, Karen Wright, Beverly La Roche, Jackie Mills, Joan Strickler, Cathy Wright, Brenda Dubble. Third row: Doris Sue Keys, Carol Davidson, Judy Wilhoyt, Betty Sisney, Lois Nees, Bonnie Devenonges, Becky Swearengen, Florence Douglas, Pamela Metz. Second row: Pat Jantzen, Sandra Huddleston, Darlene Ennis, Ken Brasel, Jack Hensley, Steve LaGesse, Jim Vickery, Sandra Coty. First row: Harold Emme, Alice Adams, Marcia Johnson, Treasurer, Karen Emme, President of Group One, Miss Agnes Stelter, Eugene Davidson, President of Group Two, Carmeleta Pence, Vice President of Group One, Ron Nees, Alternate Vice President of Group One, Darel Grothaus, Secretary of Group One, Emelyn Meyers, Treasurer of Group One. Again this year Les Traducteurs met in two divisions which included the students in French I and ll classes. Officers were elected from each division and the corps of officers from division two included: Gene Davison, Ron Nees, Carmel- eta Pence, Darel Grothaus and Evelyn Meyers. Division one officers were, Karen Emme, Marsha Johnson, Harold Emme, Doris Sue Keyes. Correspondence with students in France and its provinces was carried on by students in the advanced French group and a newspaper written in French was edited by the ioint divisions of the club during the second semester. Several par- ties were held during the year as social activities and French films were features of several meetings. Miss Agnes Stelter was sponsor of Les Traducteurs. I Scenes from Frencr Ciub ac1ivi'ies. LES TRADUCTEURSH . . Officers, Division I. iQ S ff 4 E correspondents in France Committee members from Division Il plan The French dinner Avez-vous Ia faim? . . Karen Emme president Les bons efudianTs? Division II. A'd Y- 'gf ' ' - xl 'X ' I I 9:1 ' , r THESPIAN TROUPE No. 223 Thespians of First Semester Thespian Troupe No. 223 met regularly on the activity schedule. Several understudies were granted active membership during the year at the Initiation services. The troupe assisted the Dramatic Club in the production ot Show Boat Days in February, and had several representatives in the annual Speech Contest. Miss Agnes Stelter was troupe sponsor. Seated or kneeling on the stage above: Charles Hays, Jack Bergman, Pat Wulff, Tom Nees, Dixie Petersen, Boyd Fees, and Jim Courtney. Standing: John Pechauer, Susan Rucker, and Karen Emme. Seated in first row: Miss Stelter, Sponsorg John Thalacker, Marilyn Hawkins, Jackie Kerr. 1 f'N ,Qs Q 0 'S S. X X 'SHOW BOATH preserved by THESPIANS SWG JACKIE KERR V4 BQ O Y Rh C D FEE and the DRAMATIC ECUB 5. -z SusAN RUCKER Q we- O15 N EN EM EES- ,J , N HALAC V PNXQXP- KEQ kt: DOKIE Dark ARVANETES bafk- ground! ,nun LII 1 Ala-. 4 Sixth rovv Mary LaRoque Judy Jepsen Carl Koerner Davtd Lunsford Ron Nees Gary Patterson Seve Goudreau Susie Sagorske Beverly Osertga Dolores Andrerna Fufth row Cathy Wnght Joan Stnckler Bob Januslu John Lowey Darel Grouthaus Ken Srefert Clufford Peters Janlce Gulczynskt Joann Schlenz Karen Wrrght Fourth row Eleanor Courtney Esther Sagorske Mary Ann Mnlakovutch Brenda Dubble Beverly Brosseau Thats Swann Dokle Arvanates Pam Metz Aluce Adams Thurd rovv Carol Davidson Dorls Keyes Barbara Scott Mary Thalacker Peggy Kung Glorra McQulllan Shrrley Douglas Barbara Mills Sharon Mullrgan Carmeleta Pence Second row Becky Swearengen Florence Douglas Pat Jantzen Sandra Coty Sandra Huddleston Margy Gifford Carol Martrn Darlene Hensley Darlene Ernus Steve LeGesse Ken Brasel Frrst row Loss Nees Secretary Beverly Keys Vtce Presrdent Jackre Marcotte President Mrss Agnes Stelter Sponsor DRAMATIC CLUB Dramatlc Club actnvntues for the year started wrth partrcrpatton rn the Home coming parade with a float entered In the float competttron Indnvldual students partlcupatecl In the presentatton of slots and dramatrc numbers at the regular meet lngs The Malor acttvlty of the year rn the protects of the club was the co productnon wnth Thespran Troupe No 223 of the varuety show Here Comes the Showboat Several students were entrants nn the lllrnors State Hrgh School Speech Contest Officers for the year were Jackie Marcotte Presrdent Beverly Keys, Vlce Press dent and Lots Nees, Secretary Pat Kinder served as Treasurer of both Dramatic Club and Thesplan Troupe No 223 Mlss Stelter was sponsor of the club P Ill lr .Ill W f w t 1 -U . n ,, , p-as ' :. -e if -4 - .V 1, - I j A A 4 N .Q , My - 1 74, 3 A ,. I E A 4 L l r 1 ,I few pl A . , .. 'I sq 4 , . , ' r - V Q , A 1 N '. ,F rv 4- .. . . 4 ,Q - . , 4 . f - ? -' ' . i . 4 S 4 T V ff Y 1 P s t . ,, K , 1 ' , an s ,.. ... , .. .s U U5 .,, ' 1' ,A rf -Q f . Q .. I - Q -Q . 4 -'- ,A up ' is 'I' Q. ' t.. Q , . . ,M ' ' at l f ' S s , ' 5, .j, ' - I s V , 5? 1 P I i- : 1 I I ' I ' I 1 1 , f r , 1 ' , ' f 1 , , , f , I ' : I I 1 I I S r I I - ' I : I V r 1 I I ' I I , , , 1 , 1 I 1 r I I I I I , 4 ' I 1 , 1 , 4 ' 2 f I f r - - - H H . , . Z I ' I . af' 4 430, ' vo wifi 'T' is -1410! nag. E 1 2 if . 'wx' -, f gil' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 0F AMERICA Fifth row: Judy Atkinson, Onaiane Pombert, Dorothy Zasada, Joann Conn, Shirley Thaden, Donna Means, Iris Case, Renee Goudreau, Dolores Andreina, Susan Rucker, Fourth row: Paula Naas, Lois Pal- lisard, Jamice Baron, Carolyn Tatro, Shirley Shaw, Dixie Lee Peterson, Sandra Yeates, Carol Owen, Deanna Reiniche. Third row: Donna Bilyard, Judy Martin, Jackie Munroe, Barbara Pangle, Marilyn Kirchner, Annetta Sagorski, Cecelia Trost, Dorothy Boggs, Hope Davis. Second row: Billie Caraker, Patricia Tintari, GenaMae Gribbin, Rita Murphy, Annette Peltier, Judy Conn, Sonia Griswold, Connie Chaplinskil, First row: Mrs. James Baker, Phyllis Smiley, Janette Withoft, Caroline Bertrand, Diane Vade Boncor, Miss Carol Bateman. Q rn QQ 0,0 1 'Y - 3? 4. 9 1 ff J Q 2 Q ' it wi '1 F C 'A ?g -' O3 vii Qs J 5 4490 QQ-Xl O gf Q X NEW rl Degree Candidates F.H.A. The 1954-55 F.H.A. officers were Caroline Bertrand, President, Diane VadeBoncor, Vice President, Janette Withoft, Secretary, and Phyllis Smiley, Treasurer. Miss Carol Bateman and Mrs. James Baker were sponsors. Fund-raising proiects for this year were the sale ot barbecues, candy, and swishers, and concession stand duty at certain games. Funds were raised to provide for various activities during the school year, among them being the Get Acquaintedu party, Dues-Day party, F.l-l.A. Birthday party, and the Christmas enter- tainment for the mothers. A May party honoring the seniors was held as well as a formal installation ceremony for the next school year. Two radio broadcasts were given by the Bradley chapter of the F.H.A. dLf'r6ng the i954-55 school year. Each year one person from the chapter is sent to camp to gain information to be used during the following year. Many ot the new members worked toward their Junior or Chapter degrees. Family-Relations Conference H iiililflt ' l Ulf' N in ' Li P o 0 S tx: L A s 1 , 4,2 F ' N53 1 D O E.- J-ye G.A.A. Seventh row: Ruby Eby, lris Frechette, Joann Conn, Irene Winge, Pat Marsh, Beverly LaRoche, Marilyn Topliff, Shirley Thaden, Monica Landry, Donna Coyer, Penny Rehmer, Peggy Stilley, Cathy Wright, Myrna Harris. Sixth row: Joann Dressler, Dokie Arvanetes, Eleanor Courtney, Dolores Andreina, Sigrid Conklin, Judy Jepsen, Susan Rucker, Nancy Prince, Paula Naas, Ona Pombert, Jackie Marcotte, Mary Floyd, Bonnie Feller, Marlene Rice. Fifth row: Peggy King, Lois Keys, Janice Gulczynski, Judy Small, Judy Wilson, Caroline Bertrand, Marilyn Hawkins, Evelyn Meyers, Janice Wright, Mary La Rocque, Diane Drummond, Laurel Shretfler, Barbara Mills. Fourth row: Sandra Coty, Florence Douglas, Marilyn Kirchner, Nancy Naas, Nancy Walker, Mary Ann Milokovitch, Thais Swain, Brenda Dubble, Carol Owens, Shirley Hermling, Marcia Johnson, Joann Sietert, Sandra Huddles- ton. Third row: Darlene Hensley, Carol Martin, Margy Gifford, Joyce Knecht, Janet Petko, Rita Murphy, Alice Adams, Laurann Jackson, Mary Thalacker, Esther Sagorski, Monica Boudreau, Ruby Cheffer, Lois Nees, Carol Davidson, Judy Conn. Second row: Marilyn Bass, Deanna Reiniche, Pat Taggart, Jackie Mills, Lorraine Walters, Pat Wulff, Lorraine Baldwin, Miss Fiene, Sue Nolte, Teresa Petko, Betty Huggans. First row: Bonnie Devonouges, Janet Gerrettsse, Carol Betourne, Leta Pence, Pamela Metz, Carol Brosseau, Viva Lee McCarty. Wi., ff 'J L 451 I it GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The l954-i955 officers of the G.A.A. organization were: Lorraine Baldwin, President, Pat Wultf, Vice President, Lorraine Walters, Secretary-Treasurer. Miss Elizabeth Fiene was the Sponsor. The complete organization did not meet on the regular schedule this year. Instead, a Board consisting of eight members met every other Wednesday. The Board consisted of Terry Petko, Sue Nolte, Jeanette Gerretse, Carol Betourne, Viva Lee McCarty, Carmeleta Pence, Jackie Mills, Marilyn Bass, Pat Taggart, Carol Brosseau, Pam Metz, Dianna Reiniche, and Bonnie Devenonges. The point system for membership evaluation was the same as that used last year. This year the fund-raising protects were a penny race between team mem- bers and initiates, and a chili supper in November. Money earned was used to defray expenses of the Cinderella Formal Dance in November and toward payment of camp fees for two campers. A slumber party was held for members who had earned half the yearly required amount of points and for new members with 24 points for initiation. 'W' .R iw if . C70 MARY FLOYD, Queen of the Cinderella Ball ' nj ,' lg ,l'r'Q'VI Wu STAMP CLUB OFFICERS AND MEMBERSHIP STAMP CLUB The Stamp Club increased its membership this year and met weekly during an Activity period. Its program of work for the year centered chiefly about the collection, study, and exchange of foreign stamps. Students brought in their private collections for study by the group. The club purchased several stamp al- bums. Officers included: President, Glen Davisg Vice President, Leo Rosendahl, Secre- tary, Bob Barney and Treasurer, Bob Ed. Mrs. Rucker served as Sponsor. - Q . VARHTY CLUB -r I -B- . iw f4SS, , E ,I ,Y The Varsity Ciub was sponsored again this year by Mr. Burlfovich and Mr Jepsen. Officers were: President, Ray Beachg Vice President, Don Lyeg an Secretary, Charies Hays. The club was cornposed of Varsity ierrer men. The rnaror ciub proiec' of The year was the purchase of additionai gym equipment, Fcerrn ref. Messiw, O'TooQ, Miiis, Gisiievt, Bc-acre Trnrd ro.-V. Nieiiczko, Siifes Noes Pechaae OJ? d s Lyme C rney, Parversofi Laney, Swain. Second row, Sheehan, King, Regnier, LeDuke Hays, An fer. Hebert, Frst ron: Bccif Moerscn Dafidscn, lawn ci' Goadrea- Pien, Coach Bc'ifc.ich. if ,. . 1 A. H --n, ,,f',, '..-, U 'lv c.Z'-ft fi ll' 1 A '. 3 4' I vb.: Ai . i , .- 1 , K, ' Q .4 sg in 4 4 1 Q- -..- I ..,..1 .4 ..o. ...MIN . -J , . ,Pi 'i , n , u og - c Q 1 0 til 4. ,sl 's,'.. as .' Q., QU, . l 93.311, svn lin ' ot I ' .lq.:7 'Q X I Q A PEP CLUB pc' f-1 1' - ' ff, ' ' 1' . 5 if MM j . rf 'vi 9 ??'ff'f'7 if! P pgvp X The Pep Club functioned with a large membership contributing much in school spirit . . . something so essential at our games. Meetings were held cluring noon hour one day each week under the direction of the following officers: Terry Petko, President, Pat Prince, Vice President, Secretary, John Lowey, Treasurer, Janice Wright. Mrs. Rucker served as Sponsor. The Club sponsored, in co-operation with the Cheerleaders and the Student Council, a tournament dance after the finals of the Will-Ro-Kee tournament here at Bradley and presented several assembly skits. 'L Cf? VARSITY Pa? Prince Mary Floyd DoroThy Boggs Judy Mariin Susie Baldwin CHEERLEADERS FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE Nancy Prince Doris Keys Carol Martin Margy Gifford Judy Wilson Janice Wright CLASS SCENES Some of Us were working hard. Some were HARDLY working. ,,. is, S4g ig . as: A Bia'g ' 1 Wyse. sm , X g K1 'ibn it i .,v l We enioyed new activities in the old subiects but the biggest change was the addition of a Boys' Homemaking class. 2, -JN C 'W-i t 4i!,,,,,.. Q , .,. 1' Q 1, r' wif? '53 KA, RV? aw' ff? . 'Q L 6 iw fl! . -J- 4 Y ' Q i ,54 1' - N, f Q R' 'uf g v , ' 'Eg' 7 Q qs ES , ,1 lk , 6,2212 7 3' 53 4 Q Pr ', 1. , . A 4 if 3 -3-...s HSPRINGTIME FOR PATSY On April 22-23 of 1954, our present senior class made their stage debut in the iunior class play, Springtime for Patsy. The comedy was well received by the audience. The cast included Marilyn Topliff, Sue Nolte, Pat Kinder, Terry Petko, Marilyn Hawkins, Susan Rucker, Tom Nees, Charles Hays, Ron Nowman, Shir- ley Demarah, Laurann Jackson, Dolores Andreina, John Thalacker, Jackie Kerr, Shirley Drummond, Jim Courtney, John Lowey, Claudette Vadeboncor, Pat Wulff, Gretchen Rapp, Pat Prince, Carol LeBran, Beverly LaRoche, Donna Mulligan, Bob Januski, Charles Nichols, and Jim Courtney. The play was directed by Miss Stelter. Stage Manager was John Pechauer. Other committee chairmen were: tickets, Marilyn Hawkins, poster distribution, Kay Maas, make-up, Betty O'Toole, properties, Marilyn Toplitf and Terry Petko, house and ushers, Roland Baron and Tony Jamnick. XQ 6 B SONG? QWS5 WN YQK 562925 WONX tx0Q,'iW0 O K ,.f 3, 3 li Hx . 5 . E 5 X 3 T I FATHER OF THE BRIDE The Senior Class presented a three-act comedy, Father ot the Bride, on No- vember l8 and T9 at The gym. This year there was a special student matinee on The previous afternoon. Miss Stelter directed the play and some of the roles were double-cast. The cast was composed of The following students: John Pechauer, Pat Wultt, Marilyn Hawkins, Sue Rucker, John Thalacker, Charles Hays, Gary Patterson, Ona Pom- bert, Dolores Andreina, Marilyn Topliff, Sue Nolte, John Lowey, Tom Nees, Clit- Tord Peters, Ron Nowman, Jackie Kerr, Esther Sagorske, Bob Januslci, Jack Berg- man, Dixie Peterson, and Eunice Armstrong. Stage managers were Jim Courtney, Eugene Tinney and Bill Conn, Ticket chair- men were Janette Withoft and Dixie Peterson, assisted by Carolyn Bertrand and Beverly LaRoche. Tony Jamnick was in charge ot house and ushers and Pat Kinder was make-up chairman. Shirley Charles and Jack Bergman assisted with properties. L, Oh dad Lets go! Did you SB simple? A girl waits for a wedding ring all her life. ONE ACT PLAYS CMay 19543 Scene from The Villain Nice vocalizing Still Pursued Her. between plays! That villain again! E ti. DAZE OF OLD. 1 Who stole the chimney? .. is .. ,R '9- SPEECH CONTEST The District Speech Contest was held this year on Saturday, March 5. The contestants, under the direction of Miss Agnes Stelter, were as follows: Cornedy Reading and After-Dinner speaking, John Thalacker, Serious Play Readng and Verse Reading, Marilyn Hawkins, Original Monologue, Karen Enwrne, Original Oration, Darel Grothaus, Externpore Speaking and Radio Newscasting, Torn Nees. Students were allowed to participate in two events this year. Our entry in the one-act play competition was Happy Journey by Thornton Wilder, The cast included: Jackie Damron, Sue Rucker, Pat Wultt, Boyd Fees, Clitt Peters, and Steve LaGesse. The Sectional Contest was held at Calumet City on Saturday, March 26, and the State Finals at the University ot Illinois on April i5 and lo. X Cx Cf' an ,' li. PROM - 1954 On May l5, against an Ebbtide background ot sunken treasure chests and unique sea-shells, the i954 Junior- Senior Prom was held. The high school gymnasium was a scene ot beauty with the colorful tormals blending with the lovely colors ot the under-sea motit. Music tor dancing was provided by Earl Betourne and his orchestra. During the evening Marilyn Hawkins and Gary Patter- son, seated in a white-spangled sea shell surrounded by mermaids, were crowned the king and queen ot the l9511 Junior-Senior Prom by Jackie Gulczynski and Charles Wolven, king and Queen ot the i953 Prom. To the strains ot Goodnight Sweetheart the guests de- parted with pleasant memories of their evening of Ebbtide. HOMECOMING DANCE The October night was cool and tingly when the guests entered the gymnasium for the annual Homecoming Dance. Music by the Texas Downbeats provided for smooth dancing throughout the evening. The colorful floats in the pre- game parade had helped set the mood for an enjoyable evening of dancing despite our defeat previously on the football field. It was gratifying to see so many alumni back for the festivities. The climax of the evening was the coronation of Home- coming Queen, Lorraine Baldwin, by co-captain of the team Clarence LeDuke. They led members of the team and their partners in the Grand March which followed. The gym was resplendent in autumnal hues. Corn stalks, pumpkins, and colored lights added to the Fall Motif. At twelve o'clock, the final notes of the orchestra brought our T954 Homecoming to a close. 15 Preparations! They were there . . . NiCe Music? Coronation ms ia .. . 1nn 'lg Q a5i,,, ,, ig, O . .'3 f.1 1 I p alia. IIOIIQ. Nano., louug Ulla. , ,ir 4' at -1' l ., 4...--. lilies ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Second row: Don Lytle and Mr. Willison. First row: Mr, Snith, Mr. Baker, Pat Wulff, Miss Stelter, Carol Brosseau, Gloria McQuillan The Assembly committee, composed ot members from each class, plus faculty representatives, met early in the year and planned a series ot assembly programs for the next school year. Those presented this year were selected during the previous school year. The committee strives to select the type ot programs which the students will like while keeping within the budget allowed for their presenta tion. The paid artists this year which presented assemblies were: The Downeys Captain Harry, The Powells, Don Weage. Exchange assemblies and class assemblies were also featured xx X : V liw.. i y, 'ggfsi A 24.1 1 SCHOOL CALENDAR September School opens. Pencils sharp? Labor Day vacation. Seniors get class rings. Hang on to them! Seniors sponsor first, record dance. Junior-Senior campaign for Student Council. John Pechauer elected Presi- dent. Football team puts on assembly. Boys act as cheerleaders. Tom Nees imper- sonates Liberace and Andy Andrews does George. First football game with Pontiac there. Lost 6-9. Pep assembly. Freshmen pantomime the football team. Played St. Anne there. Lost l3 to O. Played Milford there. Lost 31-O. Had big Pep Rally. Cheerleaders led Snake dance. Played Gilman here. Lost 34-l3. Home- coming dance afterwards. Sophomores have best floatg get lst prize. Susie Baldwin, Homecoming Queen. New! Flag Twirlersl Played St. Pats' there. Lost 20 to 6. l7. Seniors have pictures made. Say cheese! Play Momence there. Lost 25-6. Played Crete there. Lost l3-14. Sophomores sponsor Halloween Party. Spooky! November Special assembly. Entertainers, The Southland Singers. Yeah man!! G.A.A. sponsor Chili Supper at Metho- dist Church. Played Central here. Lost I3-7. Seniors sponsor record dance after Cen- tral game. Cheerleaders go to Normal to a Cheer- leaders' convention. Play Joliet-Catholic here. Lost 33-O. CLast football gamey. Senior Human Relations conference held at Kankakee High School. 19. Senior play Father of the Bride. Nice acting, kids, good financial success! November Ccontinuedj Thanksgiving Vacation. Cyum-yumb Play Bloom here. Lost 66-47 QFirst basketball gamej. Play Momence here. Won 72-47. Cinderella Ball. Sponsored by G.A.A. Mary Floyd chosen Queen. Cheerleaders presented assembly. Did cheers in the manner of the roaring 2O's. December First day for new school rule- There will be no gum chewing in the future. Played St. Anne there. Won 53-51. Have Annual Pictures made today. Played Danville there. Lost 47-33. Played St. Pat's there. Won 61 to 47. Played Kankakee here. Lost 53-59. Played Central there. Lost 42-34. Christmas vacation begins! Joan Dressler, Bradley representative at New Year's Eve Dance at Armory. Start New Year. 1955. The Downey's-acrobats presented in Assembly. Several boys served as ex- tras. Played Crete there. Lost 46-50. Played Gilman here. Won 85-71. Pep assembly. Cheerleaders in charge. 15. Wil Ro Kee Conference tournament. Bradley grabs second place in tourna- ment. Played Crete here. Won 64-51. End first semester. All A's for you? Cal City here. Won 59-52. Sophs spon- sor Record Dance after game. St. Anne here. Lost 82-38. Juniors spon- sor an assembly program. Tonight, St. Anne here. Lost 82-381 Juniors Qagain!D sponsor a sock-hop after the game. February 11. A. Es. 1O. 12. 141. 15. 17. 18. 22. March 5. 10. 12. 14. 26. 28. April 1. 2. rl. 8.- 21.- 29.- 15.- May 12. 13. 19. 22. 23. 24. 27. GAA. has a hilfel Drama'ic Club play, Here Comes the Sho.-fooatf' Did you We Topsy artd Efa9 N ce s'eop:n'. St. Pa s re foO-511. 'Ne ffonlj Mom-ence mere. Blue Island here. Band Boosters sponsor Valentine party tor Bard Members. Central here. F.l-l.A. Heart-Sisters party. Gilman there. Wa'selfa there. District Speech Contest. Smooth talkers! Band Boosters meet. District Solo and Ensemble Contests at Manteno. No school. Teachers' Institute. Sectional Speech Contest at Calumet City. Good luck, kids! Juniors pick out class rings. Spring Concert. District Organization Contest for Music at Manteno. Band Boosters have meeting. 11. Easter Vacation. Nice! 22. Junior class play, Good work in the first stage appearance tor many. 30. State Finals . . . Music. 16. State Speech Finals. Band Boosters. Electionl Junior Prom! Your Formal is a dream and the gym looks super. Senior Banquet. Emily Post, now boysl Baccalaureate Services. We feel so sol- emri. Senior Outing. l-low many sandwiches did you eat? Commencement. QYour Future lies aheadlj School closes. Happy Vacation, kids. Me.. 4 G Q 1N'f' , .J FLUTES Sigrid Conklin OBOE Diane Drummond CLARINETS Gretchen Rapp Darel Grothaus Mary Floyd Boyd Fees Barbara Stopher Pat Jentzen Barbara Beegle Jeannette Gerretse Darlene Enniss SAXOPHONES Robert Ed Shirley Charles .lim Gravelin Robert Barney David Ed HORNS Kenneth Martin James Maior CORNETS Gary Patterson Carl Koerner Lawrence Moody Ronald Nees Asa Randall David Lunsford Edward Moersch Robert Turner Ted Farnsworth Karen Wrignt Robert Scott Larry Davis TROMBONES Tom Nees Karmen Ford Kenneth Morris Ronald McGilvra Tom Ray Armand Paris BARITONES John Marth Danny Robertson SOLJSAPHONES Beverly Osenga Kenneth Buser PERCUSSION Lynn Nichols 6 Glenn Davis Susan Rucker Pat Kinder Wayne Bute TYMPANI Catherine Wright GLOCKENSPHELS Marilyn Toplitf Marilyn Hawkins BATON TWIRLERS Beverly Warren Margaret King Patricia Taggart Thais Swain Dokie Arvanetes FLAGSWlNGERS Ruby Chetter Caroline Bertratad Donna Mulligan Patricia Woltt Vivian Williams Be-veri-,f LaRoche Dolores Andrena Pat Walters VR. JAMES R BAKER ll 5-. 4 P' rf' In l ff? irq f N 'Q 7' ir ' M ' 'ft 5 I Cl 15 It 3 .5 T 1 E C5 .0 ff: fri QF? 1 BOYS' CHORUS This past year, there has been a growing interest in the Boys' Glee Club, due to the success ot the group in the annual state music contests. The Boys' Glee Club has advanced for two consecutive years, win- ning a third and a second place in those years. Their activities this past year included an assembly program, the music contest, the Spring Concert, and the commencement exercises. Officers elected to supervise activities ot the club were. Steve Goudreau, president, Bob Januski, vice-president, and Gary Pat- terson, treasurer. Mr. Baker was the Spon- sor-Director of the organization. -f x OFFICERS Pa m fr ' P' A .. M -13 -4 hbfqai ad' 4254: 0 rw nav .960 J:-if . ' M Y? t Y , is 0,5 - Q . A. , , K .- 1 x N . . .' SS, QL K Q .J A. .' L .A -Y W. Y I ' f- an 1 -' A h mv 3' 3 1 V' 4 K T A K vc A . 'J MN I ' 1 Y, Q 1 225 Z 1 Q, 4, Ei. rg v' V' 4V Z 45? , if ' 4' W, I Q , , fx, ww f , e M, ,, 4,1 V K ,vwf f f . 2 1 2 1 'fw , , V L 1 if V ,,,h 1 12: .I if fi' f I,-V1 v ,MQ , M 1 ,fl fx V , J, 2420-L ' MM LQ ffl? 1 D7 'f A, AQ, Q M , 1 .D Y L V? Iii? iff f s rn- A , , 4 3 S7234 'bf :ii f it if ffl 'K' 3' rr, R 1. 3' 'fb-.. Lf X ,- FLAG SVVINGERS The Flag Swingers was a new organization formed this year to add more color to the band performances. In their first year, the eight mem- bers performed at many home basketball games. The group was directed by the band director, Mr, James Baker. Everyone seemed to agree that they were a valuable and colorful addition to our Band. The corps of eight members included: Car- olyn Bertrand, Beverly LaRoche, Donna Mulligan, Ruby Cheffer, Pat Walters, Vivian Williams, Pat Wulff, and Dolores Andreina. BATON TWIRLERS The Baton Twirlers, the oldest of our three groups which add so much to the performances of our Band, were selected in competitive try- outs early in the school year. This was the first year, however, in which any of the girls repre- sented our school as Baton Twirlers. All of last year's twirlers graduated with the class of l954. This year's group includecl1 Beverly Warren, Ma- iorette, and Pat Taggart, Peggy King, Thais Swain, and Dokie Arvenetes, as twirlers. COLOR GUARD Another interesting group organized this year as a supplement to the Band was the Color Guard who presented the Colors at all our local foot- ball and basketball games. Their most significant appearance was during their acceptance of a new American flag at a special assembly when the Flag was presented to the school by representa- tives of the Bradley American Legion Auxiliary. The Color Guard consisted of: Terry Petko, Mari- lyn Bass, Elaine Hebert, and Marcia Johnson. 'K 1. ff Xxxlo .V lil Y 2251 ,Ln Q W 1 1 ....,,.:i. , . ' l E I V if Tv 09 'T ' Q.. ,y i 30 in ,g7,A,g4Aae, l7 as 'CSL it: is JT 'fills il 'A -at mls! Sifq lg Q vo . A uw D . , ' ,. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Front row: Jerry Lovvey, Bob Januslci, Clarence LeDuke, Charles l-lays, Gary Patterson, Ronnie King, Mike Toliuszis, Bill Conn, Dave Swain. Second row: Manager Tom Wieliczlco, Ron Nees, Joe Mills, Sidney Johnson, Terry Hebert, Andy Andrews, Bill Bock, John Lowey, Jim Courtney, Ed Moersch, Tom Nees, Manager Jerry Sikes. Third row: Assistant Coach Len Buinowski, Bob Plew, Jerry Messier, Jim Sheahan, Ron Nowman, Tom Nicholson, John Thalacker, Ray Beach, John Pechauer, Don Lytle, Coach Bill Butkovich. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM Front row: Dunbar, Simms, Anderson, Guisti, Dawson, Huggans, L., Pettit. Second row: Calabria, Latham, Huggans, J., Peterson, McCarty, Burch, Martin, Marth. Third row: Pat- terson, Beck, Emme, Coach Dave Williams, Robards, Williams, Robertson. 6? The Bradley Boilermakers concluded the season with a unique record-a record of no victories and all defeats for our team. Although the Boilermakers came close, they didn't quite have the drive which is necessary to win. The first three games, out of town games, saw us losing to Pontiac 9 to 6, to St. Anne 13 to O, and to Milford 31 to O. ln the Homecoming game which followed, we lost to Gilman 34 to 13. Our next games were away from home and we lost to St. Pats, 20 to 6, to Momence, in a game which saw 8 men injured, 25 to 6. ln the Crete game, we were defeated by a score of 14 to 13. Bradley then came home to finish its dismal season by losing to Central by a score of 13 to 7 and to a strong Joliet Catholic team by a score of 33 to O. The brightest spot in the Bradley team's performance for the season was its passing attack. The Boilermakers passed for a total of 591 yards, as compared to their opponents' 361 yards. It was much different, however, in the ground gained in which Bradley gained 386 yards, as compared to the opponents' 1846 yards. Due to the unfortunate season which the Boilermakers had, they managed to land only one player in the All Wil-Ro-Kee football team. This was co-captain John Pechauer, who secured a spot as a first-string tackle. The frosh-soph team, however, had a more successful season than the varsity. They ended up the season with a record of 3 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. With the good team presented by the frosh-soph squad, it looks as if the Boilermakers' prospects for the future are brighter. 5, s!k1l MR. D. B. WILLIAMS Freshman-Sophomore Coach .- MR. W. BUTKOVITCH and Co-Captains V J. PECHAUER and C. LEDUKE JOHN LOWEY Guard JOHN PECHAUER Tackle DAVE SWAIN Tackle JOHN THALACKER Tackle ff H' 'if- ff' T ' f ew' ,ff N karfwh' CHUCK HAYS Halfback JIM COURTNEY Cerner JERRY MESSIER Guard GARY PATTERSON Halfback VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM The Bradley Boilermakers opened the round-ball season with a loss to the ever-tough Bloom team, 66-47. The next game was one with an old rival, Momence. We came out on the long end of that game with the score 76-47. The Boilermakers then travelled to St. Anne for a very thrilling contes' which we won 53-51. Bradley then iourneyed to Danville for an exciting bal' game. The score was 33-47 in favor of Danville, We then went to Kankakee for a ffzn over St. Pats, 6l-47. Kankakee was the next victor over Bradley, the score being 59-53. Travelling to Central for a league game to establish the winner Wil-Ko-Ke conference, we were defeated 35-42 in a slow game. of the The Holiday tourney was disastrous for Bradley. We lost the first game to Joliet 79-59. Our second game was lost to Taylorville, 64-39. Bradley went to Crete for a heart-breaking loss 50-46. We were hosts to Gilman winning that game 85-7l. ln the inauguration of the Wil-Ko-Ke tournament, the Boilermakers got revenge on the Crete Warriors by the score of 64-45. The second victory was over our Crosstown rival, St. Pats with a 49-42 score. We reached the championship, only to be beaten by arch-rival St. Anne. 42-29. The Bradley Boilermakers were then very much pleased when we scalped the Crete Warriors by a score of 64-5l. We took a H close battle from Calumet City, winning by a score of 59-52. St. Anne came to town and trounced Bradley by the worst score ever turned up against a Bradley team, B2-38. In a return battle with St. Pats, the score stood at 6O-54. We hope for a good conclusion to our season. iii' 'r -cull - 5 an cunzf ' e Qghnly 'Diff I ij-i.1,.-, f .--0 f I 9- K+. f'fgp1,: if w x ,Jn I' l 'KV fo f ,li 4 A ,crdfd wifi 5 I ni! 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N2.5F'ff 0 '.- Congra+ula'hons +o +he Class of 55 from CLYDE AND NEVA MULLINAX s':,'s.':sf.fv'f URW, fl 533 M CLYDE S Servlce 4 IZ I N G EAR 306 S Schuyler Bradley Www! Compllmen'l's of AMERICAN LEGION PCST 766 I l'f1Ell:'. A. ' , - A , 'ml.slfll M: XJ A' . X vi 7 V44 A n Hn.: I 36,553 V 4 'V ' ,uf ff U, If PEARMB 5 9 1. 'f' f'UNOffl0llfDl'l , ' Vw Q.. I V. , Air ' - ' fm 'i tlmed l ' A f .,. 1:1 R V W' - -.1 Congrafulahons Class of I955 CANFIELD S CAFE Siealrs Chops and Sheri Orders ROUTE 45 NORTH Kanlcalcee Illlnoas DIAL 3 9l50 ! Q ini Congraiulahons fo Ihe Class of 55 CHOUINARD S GROCERY l237 W S+ahon Si' Kankakee, III. I. G. A. SUPER MARKET Congra'I'ula'hons 'lo l'l1e Class of I955 BILL BENNETT S CITIES SERVICE 908 E. Cour'l' KANKAKEE. ILL. 0 I I I ,Nl I I 0 o I I I JACKSON LUMBER COMPANY 504 N nh F++h A 'IT KANKAKEE ILLINOIS Congrafulahons On a Successful Hugh School Career Bes+ Wnshes for Conhnued Success an I'he Fufure DAVID BRADLEY MANUFACTURING WORKS W, v-mx fl- . LL Lul- For Farm Implements Known The World Over a o a ' 0 ' - f - L, . -W---pwsmhb, , 4-, 1 I . f ..,f- .W . f ,. A , -...A . , If 4 1 s I I ,, ' T ,Il'W':'f ki ' - I A . Eire 1 ,- U--A - 'I QM- Maw . 'W' .,7 :ww- . ' j' l- ,Inge . r I Wi M -,wgpjinw can .. N - 5.1 ,, WA' , ws' -. , ' 5' K. ,f. . , . - f ,fo ef- 1 ,,, VL R' 2 H -' ,ru ...,..,..i!'w I ..' - ' .. K , Awggiqxr ' -f ulwygirvg' ' r -V , WM. H. STEVENS Your Ho+poin+ Dealer 242 Wesi' Jeffery PHONE 3-48l3 H gp I Compllmen+s L 81 S BAIT COMPANY INC The World s Fnnesi' Makers JOIh+6d Lures Compllmen+s of MCCLEARY PAPER COMPANY ..-aifi,....,.,., m3Q'i: QLg'2!S3'!4-11+ yd I , . of I . Ewan? ,Alf 5 , f -', . ' - 1 F: P ' I ' V' 5 I 1 f , ' 'H - ' A Q. f f - 'W ' M O 'H f Y M' . 'mfr' ' ,Jf4.Me I ' frx 5 ' A ay- V I , .,.....E-, 4 , 1 4, , , In K I V A f?7f!.Q:eQ-63 I. .:., A .wwf 1 .E ff 14:12 '...':r:.'.+ fwf ,.,,,, c,r,Q3-vice! P H nt. E 5. ,W .. , 'L A ff- is e..g.-3'f-Lu.- . . -4' SWANNELL S HARDWARE INC Sporhng Goods Deparfmeni' SECOND FLOOR 286 298 Easi' Cour+ S+reeI' DIAL 3 6624 EDWARD S JEWELERS TH E 220 Easf Couri' S+reeI' K PHONE 2 l7l6 KANKAKEE ILL Home o' Famous Wafches ELGIN BULOVA BENRUS HAMILTON LONGINES All On Easy Terms I59 Easi' Couri' S'I'ree1' KANKAKEE ILLINOIS LARKINS SHELL SERVICE 387 W + C r+ S+ KANKAKEE ILLINOIS D W W hg b DIAL 3 9362 Besi' Wsh 'Io 'I'I1 CI 'F 955 BRADLEY FROZEN FOOD LOCKER LUETH AND COOLEYS d 223 E + C KANKAKEE kcI+ I2 324 TOLIUSZIS DELICIOUS BAKERY W 'I BRADLEY ILLINOIS Complnmenfs of PLANT KERGER CO Nahonally Known Men s Wear BEATRICE FOODS COMPANY Meadow Gold Daury Producfs MILK DIVISION 396 So Schuyler Phone 3 6603 ICE CREAM DIVISION I39 N Wes+ Ave PHONE 3 660I Compllmenfs of WABASH GROCERY JESSE WILDER Proprlefor CompIlmen+s of VAN DE RWATE RS Kankakee s Accepfed S'I'ore 'For Men Slnce I894 . iv Congrafulahons +o AII Bradley Hugh Graduafes When You Wash Any Type of Insurance or un Fufure Years You Plan +he Purchase of a Home Con+ac1' Jlm Ruce RICE REALTY 358 W Broadway 2 77I4 RICE CHANGELON INSURANCE AGENCY INC JIM RICE 358 W Broadway A Bradley Boosfer' 3 552' - AS f Eg L....n CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 55 Your Commumiy Healih Service Siore JOHNSON S PHARMACY PHONE 3 550I Bradley IIImols U U . U I U x I i ' - T1 X,-f X, Fa'-PK eg -, - LI gx-.as is g' 4-i-Lis Xxx . ii- sf. 'ig fs' gil NLT Mx: ,nc - V - 1 I J. V., I - f. ' .mn 'T , IC , o I I U' u I I N , g I I I O I I CompIimen+s of LASSERS FURNITURE COMPANY I60-I66 So. Schuyler Avenue Kanlcalxee, Illinois PHONE 3-662l 42 Years of Farr Dealing KANKAKEE MORRIS WATSEKA SAMU ELS Compllmenfs of A Siore of You'I'I1 seven moons or rms runnnunf A 51-ore of Fasl-Hon I2b I34 N Schuyler Avenue Kanlzalcee Illmols Dual 3 5524 SEVEN FLOORS OF FINE FURNWURE I74 so SCHUYLER AVENUE Kanlcalzee Illmols . . 0 ' o . . Qi, ' 'I If I ff . Q ,' . . . I CorrpIumen+s of THE SPORT SHOP For All Your Sporhng Needs 453 Wes+ Broadway Bradley Illinois Dual 3 50l4 THE FRYING PAN A Good Place fo Meel' and Eal' Shor'r Orders Our Special STEAKS CHOPS MALTS ICE CREAM Burl Shepard 242 NORTH VASSEUR Phone 2 I832 BRADLEY BOURBONNAIS R J CHAMBERLAIN MOTOR CO DODGE PLYMOUTH Garage 334 So Schuyler Ave PHONE 3 5535 3 5536 Sales Room 354 So Schuyler Ave PHONE 3-79I7 Sales Room-297 So Wesi Ave PHONE 2-3045 New and Used Cars, Trucks, Trailers All Type Body Repairing Painling, Mechanical Work A ON E-STOP GARAGE Congraiulahons To fhe Class of I955 From fhe KANKAKEE COUNTY TITLE AND TRUST CO I5l Norfh Schuyler Ave. KANKAKEE, ILL. MAE MOMBLEAU'S CAFE Chicken and Sfeaks Daly HOURS 700 AM II00 PM 335 W Broadway Bradley IIIlnols VOLKMANNS JEWELERS SINCE I872 Glffs for Every Occasion Engraving Wa+cI'1 Repasrmg Gem Sefhng Jewelry Repaurmg VOLKMANN BUILDING KANKAKEE ILLINOIS LECOUR S MercI1an+s Sunce I859 -rf' WOMAN S READY TO WEAR SHOES MILLINERY and ACCESSORIES CompIlmen+s ELMER S SANDWICH SHOP I36O W Sfahon SI' Wesf Kankakee CompIimen+s of BON MARCHE Women's Apparel I85 S SCHUYLER Phone 3 6725 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 55 And Wishing You Our Besi' Wishes To Your Fu+ure Success KANKAKEE FEDERATION OF LABOR 220 Wesf Cour+ S+ Fran s MoI'el an Coffee Shop HOT WATER HEAT Phone 2 86l3 ROUTE 45 AND 52 Bourbonnals Ill LOVE IS THE SWEETEST THING And Well Expressed by +he GIH of a Bryani' Porfralf Children Weddings Candlds Commercial lndusfrlal No BY RNE Pr blems Pa lung Phone 2 98l3 For an Appom+menI' , . FREE TELEVISION X - ' r i n ' . 0 COMPLIMENTS OF THE E. G. Warmbir Agency REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE I59 N. Schuyler Ave. ancI AssociaI'es C0mP'ime +S of PHILLIPS FRIDAY SCHREFFLER KANKAKEE, ILL. PHONE 3-6673 Funeral Home E. G. Warmbir Paula Warmbir Alice Riley Luberi' Wolf William Lone Carl Casino EarI Befourne Clarence CImrls+ensen Corner of Greenwood and Merchani' PHONE 2-242I KEY CITY MOTORS INC CI1evroIe+ Sales and Service TELEPHONE 3 3359 Courf SI' a'I' Chicago Ave Kankakee III I Q .rw--ilff' T+.I,4 I 0 O U I l , . 'X H V- '-I, --f ,MAY --,II-Illvx Hr-J - ,L I nf 4: Y--gf Y if dy EDWIN PRATT'S SONS CO. INCORPORATED Wlre and Iron Works ESTIMATES GIVEN ON BUILDINGS AND BRIDGES OFFICE AND FACTORY KANKAKEE ILLINOIS D I3 439 FIRST TRUST 81 SAVINGS BANK OF KANKAKEE CI y M BANKING SINCE I87I IIB +o I4O Wesi' Couri' S+reeI ia -4 Look for +I1e ocIc on Schu Ier Avenue -Q Q I - I X X I X X F mi 1' 'V I . 'UQ . 'I 2' I . uw, 1 BesI' Wishes 'ro 'rhe Class of I955 FROM KANKAKEE TOOL 81 DIE WORKS INC WALTER HINDERER Mgr 462 SouI'I1 Schuyler Bradley Illmons Domesfic Services, Inc. LAUNDERERS CLEANERS FURRIERS LINEN SUPPLY I96 Nor+l1 Dearborn Kankakee Illnols DIAL 3 552I CongraI'uIaI'lons from J C PENNEY GREENSTREET S SERVICE STATION Slnclalr Produds WASHING POLISHIN LUBRICATION KT COMPANY ll neu., To +I1e Graduahng Class .L-5.3523 Tnres Baiierles Accessones 239 SOUTH SCHUYLER Tlre Repairing BaH'ery Servlce KANKAKEE ILLINOIS PHONE 2 2432 Corner of Broadway and 54 Bradley III I 0 . I ' I , G . . ' ' X Xl X 0 '. ll. of I955 S mf. r . L- I w'Mil .f A I O L MARTIN AND SON General Con'rrac+ors x 'FH' lbw' Ig! f I ,, 'RWM ffl Hmm-r 'V' Con+rac'ror for New School 2 6 I 97 BRADLEY ILLINOIS Marhn Bullds for +I1e FuI'ure 'mi A--1rQ ' I I 'Wa' I f, .y ' '- PM-,... x y. ' , I - - A-x xsI.!, L'?: , .u '. - ' A , . lf- . 5 ., 'ff :W '13, f,, ---- f-I-Q A I . .. - W- A , A 1 .'w0a W eff- I f A I I I fee. A fI....'f- ,...,, -I ns Til? .. I We-Nlv A-fe - , . I,LL-,hemlegfff P M I In IIIIF I' I I, - - . ' El If 1 'A -. .. I 1 in ' 145 5'NffJi1 -Q , A . -. 35:21 harm-.. 53 M 35' --f--V A -W ' 'N' - ..., I' A ,,,, - I A -- .W ,.-1,, ,,., .:-Fu' ' 17... - A h WT' f .?2'::.g.. . 1,1 'L.1Q,.g.,.7. 'A i ' - - -- H- - -- -- T -M .f,. ew,.,.,,...,..,,f,w-f-1 'nw-nu--4 ve'----------4--.-..L.g.'7 ' I - -- I I '-I'-A My ' 'sfffiflil ' ...iL :..., , ,., I ll u 0 II RUDYS MARKET, INC 750 Wesi' Broadway BRADLEY ILLINOIS I245 Eas+ River SIreeI' KANKAKEE ILLINOIS Two Modern Self-Service S+ores Complimenis of YATES FUNERAL HOME I220 Sou+h Washingfon Phone 2-6326 AMBULANCE SERVICE Complimenis of HICKEY FUNERAL HOME Compleie Faciliiies 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE 233 SouI'h Indiana Phone 3 983I BOB S D X SERVICE Lubrlcahon Washmg Tires BaI'+erles Phone 3 9200 304 WEST BROADWAY BRADLEY ILLINOIS Fur Comphmenfs of BRADLEY nl+ure and Appliance Markei' U 338 Wesi' Broadway Phone 2 94I I BRADLEY ILLINOIS 1 - n . O I - ,W I Q u q I A Y M . . ' . V, A ' ' o u ' N., .v , ., - I. if -1 ' - v 5 g.. ,...I ... -qv- A-'. , 7 I I BLANKENBERG S PHOTOGRAPH ERS INC Dl24 Bradley Seniors Choosing Their Por'l'rai+s ai' I I 3 N h S h I K lc lr Ill - II7 MODEL CLEANERS QuaIi'ry Cleaning and Pressing I6I3 EAST MAPLE KANKAKEE ILLINOIS Proprle+ors W M LUCAS STAN LESZCZEWICZ Jeffers 8: McBroom Co CADILLAC-HUDSON Esfablished In I 906 8I0 20 30 38 SouI'I1 Mann S'I'reeI' KANKAKEE ILLINOIS Dual 3 554I Dual 3 5542 THE COLONIAL STUDIO Por+ralI' CommerclaI Wedding Candid SPSCIBIISIS In Chuld Por'I'ralIure GERMAIN 8: SON Coal and Fuel Onl lf I .IJ 505 NorI'I1 FIHI1 Avenue Phone 3 Phone 3 '22 Norm Dearborn KANKAKEE ILLINOIS KANKAKEE ILLINOIS 'i l f sr. i ,1 Compllmenis of WALL S TOY HOBBYNHOUSE Speclallzmg In Toys Games Modlecrafi' and Hobbies IBM! So Schuyler Ave Always ask for Ihe besf a'I' your s+ore or soda foun+aln BesI' by TasIe Tes'r MIDWEST GOLDEN ROYAL ICE CREAM America s New Favorlie MIDWEST DAIRY PRODUCTS CORP KANKAKEE ILLINOIS 2400 W S'I'ahon Phone 3-44I7 Phone 2 7924 If fakes flnanclal plann ng as well as gu da ce and encouragemenf o Ihe pari of parenfs a d Ieachers Io guaranfee 'Ihai youihs reach Ihenr goa Kankakee Federal Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION P. O. Box 552 20I Soufh Schuyler Ave., Kankakee, Illinois W. A. SCHNEIDER, PresIcIenI' CLIFFORD W. MANN, SecreI'ary ,affx STRAND MOORE Q STRAND 124 NORTH DEARBORN KANKAKEE ILLINOIS X gdvertzkzng PATRONS A. G. WILSON AND SON ARMOUR LABORATORY ARMSTRONG CORK ARMSTRONG LABORATORY ART FLORAL SHOP BOBS RADIO AND TELEVISION SHOP BURKES BODY SHOP EVANS JEWELERS FABER FLORAL SHOP FIFTH AVENUE HEATING AND SUPPLY GERACI SHOE REPAIR GLENN AND BOB WILSON MOBILGAS HATTENBURG PHARMACY HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAURANT KANKAKEE FARM IMPLEMENT LINSKY LIQUORS LLOYDS WATCH SHOP LONGTINS SERVICE STATION McCOY HARDWARE McFARLAND ELECTRIC PEOPLES CREDIT SNOWHITE LAUNDRY W P CORN We wish 'Io Ihanlc all our adverhsers and paI'rons who helped Io make our Annual a fmanclal success They would appreclafe your palronage RAY'S CHRISTIAN SERVICE SUPPLIES f , YEARBOOK DALLAS e TEXAS A LITHOGRAPHED I x