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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

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Yu ': c ' ff 'rp ltr bl ff flwdf Or like lfit rzwu l.1llr 171154 urn. f ly K g - 'iw fer. A I 0' . . riff. ' V' are -0 f J ' . 4. ' ' '.II bf 'I lf ell lfflfll . I 1 , 1 . ff .S , I ' ' ' ff e . . . THESE ARE THE ADULTS WHO OPERATE our school. They house us, teach us, feed us, trans- port us, and clean up behind us. Their aim: to help us become useful members of our American com- munity. HARRY SKALSKY Asxirlant Principal Dean of Boyr n :Hut .. ll to n I ...Fr ,Af.:.. . -x I J ., , ,a Ma K! .I 'x A 'P+ 45-D- X 115 im, Zawwiaf LEONARD MARTIN President S. J BEAUPRE WILLIAM LARKINS ROBERT MARTIN JAMES TOPLIFF Secretary S. XV, EVANS MAURICE LECLAIRE OMER TETRAULT Treasurer Cnot a member of the boardj Av- 1:-. .1-..-of t' - . 0 I E Along with the theme of your book of the year, Moments to Remember, we would like to call your attention to a few thoughts relating to your school year. We hope that you will remember the many pleasant things that have happened to you. They did not just happen-you, through your right way of doing things, brought about pleasant incidents. You possibly remember some incidents that were not so pleasant, such as being needlessly late or absent, or failing to do necessary assignments. Memories of these events are not so pleasant. These things have all been steps in learning how to live with people. Let us hope that we have learned by the things done well to continue them in that manner and by those not done well to have improved ourselves for the Jeff S. A. SMITH Prinripal future. I V919 WW 'Q' 5'6- A-,gr n -s-:auf 'sul C Mi JAMES BAKER B.S., Illinois State Normal Univer sity, Geometry, Instrumental and Vo cal Music, Band. MARIAN BAKER B.S., Illinois State Normal Univer- sityg Homemaking, Family Living Future Homemakers of America, Sen- ior Class. DORIS BEACH Gallagher School of Businessg School Secretary. DOUGLAS BROWN B.S., Eastern Illinois State College, Typing, General Business, Office Practiceg Fotoflashers, Hobby Club. LEONARD BUJNOWSKI B.S., Eastern Illinois State College, Mathematics, Chess and Checkers. DURWOOD CANHAM B.A., Olivet College, Graduate Work University of lllinoisg Chemistry, Physics, General Science, Fotoflash- ers, Student Council. FRED CHRISTENSEN B.S., University of Wisconsin, Art, United States History, Ping Pong Club, Freshman Class. TED DICKERSON B.A., Augusta College, M.A., L'ni- versity of Illinois, Senior Social Problems, Hobby, Freshman Class, Concessions. JANE ECK al B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, English, Dance Club, Girls' Golf. CAROLYN EMMONS 35 ' B.A., Butler Universityg English. FLORENCE FARRAR B.S., Purdue University, Girls' Phys- ical Fducationg Girls' Recreation, Girls' Athletic Association, Cheer- leaders, Sophomore Class. IONE GRIMES B.A., University of Illinois, Spanish' Spanish Club. n Q 411 'S-ib, fi , X'.. i' x, J' . Y, W, If H, li - .9 it -,vgyf . 2 ROBERT LAMBERT B.S., Bradley Universityg Metal Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts Club. JERRY LEMON B.A., Knox Collegeg M.S., University of Illinois, Drivers Education, Dance Club, Varsity Club, Coach: Football, Track, Freshman-Sophomore Basket- ball, Director of Intramurals. ROBERT MIEURE B.S., Eastern Illinois State College, Woodworking Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts Club, Freshman Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, Assistant Baseball N. ! 4 .5 1 I P6 I JQK Coach. . J ,-1-j.-j.fi-filtlfjlg S ,,g5.1,.,1.3,,,,- THOMAS MOODY ,Vgjfg:fg5QQlg'3 ' B.S., Illinois State Normal Univer- 5 BY ,,,' sity, English, Music Appreciation, Concessions. ,FEE 54,9 'x.'f'1Y :Efi. kw ,v'w -?g':nSf4'-1'a- Q mlb' 31 -N'-i'-QW'-3' I , f ',, fS:ff:.'rg,y.gga'. 1 -4 1 N, .'2i5'fv'sY1.-Q I ' : r- vg--mf'-,':.aA I-J-it - .,-., g . 1- ,gig l'2f32f,'5'v 'i . , ji, -N lj-..Q.g9e!'.X' I gifs' -' 35,1 :ig 'f',,rQ3,g Qian , , 2 its 32 QVLGHX 'L ,.,, . - - he 5 ff ,F . .. i.. 6921553 PHYLLIS MOORE B.S., University of Illinois, Typing, Shorthand, General Business, Stu- dent Council. BERT NAFZIGER B.S., M.S., Illinois State Normal Uni- versity, Algebra, Boys' Physical Edu- cation, Archery Club, Varsity Clubg Coach: Basketball, Baseball, Fresh- man-Sophomore Football, Cross Country. x I M, . CAROL PAULSON B.S., Illinois State Normal Univer- sityg Home Fconomicsg Future Home- makers of America, junior Class. JACOB POTTGEN BS, Eastern Illinois State College, M.E., University of Illinois, English, Model Airplane Club, junior Class. MABEL RUCKER B.S., Olivet College, Graduate Work Illinois State Normal University, English, Future Teachers of Amer- icag Dean of Girls. RICHARD SAMLIN B.A., Adams State Teachers College, Graduate Work University of Illi- noisg United States Historyg Boys' Recreation, Assistant Football and Track Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach. HARRY SKALSKY B.S., Cape Girardeau State College, M.A., George Peabody College, Grad- uate Work University of Kansasg Mathematics, Future Teachers of America, Assistant Principalg Dean of Boysg Ticket Manager. AGNES STELTER B.A., St. Viator College, M.S., Uni- versity of Illinois, French, Speech Arts, Library, Dramatics Club, Thespians, Les Traducteurs, Student Librarians, Class Plays, Dramatics Club productions, Speech Contests. :-- as 1 .: 'f 53 1 x ROBERT SULLIVAN B.S., M.S., Indiana State College, General Science, Biology, Science Club, Freshman Class. DAVID WILLIAMS B.S., Central Normal College, Pur- due Universityg Bookkeeping, Typ- ing, Chess and Checkers, Senior Class. JOHN WILLISON B.A., Upper Iowa University, M.A., Kansas State College, World His- tory, Sportsmen's Club, Sophomore Class. JOSEPH ZIMMERMAN B.S., M.S., M.A., University of Illi- nois, Journalism, Newspaper, Year- book. 1 School Bus Drivers GEORGE RAINIBO and JAMES EVANS -v Custodians Fin! rout MRS. CHESTER GIFFORD, MRS. EMMA BERTRAND. Second rou: BERNARD HASSETT, BERNARD LESCEWICZ. KEITH HASEMEYER is not shown. 4 A F Cafeteria Wforkers Left I0 right MRS. CHARLES PETTIT, MRS. DALE ROBARDS, MRS. JAMES TOPLIFF, MRS. JOHN MARTIN, MRS. RUSSELL DUFRAIN, MRS. RAYMOND MARTELL Swan Hmmm S Qfzeadmae Tl-ll2Slf ARF THE students who attend our school. They join the clubs, Organize the ac- tivities, make the music, play in the sports. Some- times they study. Their purpose: to have fun and to learn something. Pat Taggart Bill Bock I4 :jf S fi? l Q---...,... ag-1 r GARY ANDERSON Guy Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 53 Boys' Chorus 1. 2. 5. 4. Football 1, 2, 53 Baseball 1. 2: Track 1. 2, 55 Basketball 1. 2. Speech Con- test 2. Ping Pong Club 3. 4. Dramatics Club 1, 2. Archery Club 2, 5. KENNETH ANDERSON Peeuee Boys' Chorus 11 Industrial Arts Club, President 4. Basketball 5. Eotoflashers 55 Pep Club 2. LARRY BAILEY Burk Transferred from Bloomington High School 43 Model Airplane Club 4. JERRY BALTHAZOR jeff Transferred from St. Pat's High School 4g Boys' Recreation 4. ROGER BARXVEGEN Roger Transferred from St. Anne High School 3g Student Council 4. Band 5, 43 Boys' Recreation 4. MARILYN BASS Mine Dramatics Club 5: Dance Club 4g GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 1, 25 Student Council 5, Eli Color Guard 2. 5. 41 Pep Club 25 Newspaper Staff 2, 43 Class Play 5. Iwo' 1---3 3 fi , Y n1 i' 5-:slr 514 turf l '00 1 K1-T 1 SHIRLEY BERNER Shir! Transferred from Sparta, XVis- consin 3g GAA 3, 4: Dance Club 4. NANCY BLEKFELD Candy Mixed Chorus 1, 23 FHA 3, 45 Librarian 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2. WILLIAM BOCK Lillie Bill Football 1, 2, 3, -ig Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g manager 13 Track 2, 4, manager 23 Basketball manager 2, 3, 43 Fotoflashers 1, 2, 3, -ig Vice President 3, President 43 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL BROSSEAU Carol GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2g Class Officer, Treasurer 3, 43 Dance Club 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Pep Club 2. ANTHONY CALABRIA Tony Chess and Checkers Club 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Football 1, 2g Boys' Recreation 3. DEBORAH CHARBONNEAU Cookie GAA 1, 2, FHA 3, 4, Librarian 4 4 m.,,.,?-A R' N9 EL' RAY cocHAND Ra, Student Council 25 Class Officer, Vice President 45 Industrial Arts Club 4. SIGRID CONKLIN Sig Band 1, 2, 35 Newspaper Staff 35 Annual Staff 35 Dramatics Club 15 Girls' Recreation 45 GAA 1, 2. JOANNE CONN lady GAA 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Newspaper Staff 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 FHA 2, 33 Stamp Club 15 Girls' Recreation 45 Pep Club 2. DONNA COYER Donna Transferred from West Junior High School 25 GAA 2, 3, 45 FTA 45 Girls' Football 4. EVELYN DELONAIS E11 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Recreation 45 Homecoming Queen 4. ROLAND DUCHENE Ducbe Fotoflashers 1, 25 Ping Pong Club 35 Dance Club 45 Boys' Recreation 4. 4 I sage, K ai 'Ni ' ix, j, ,i,3,x X ,J . A ffw- - , . U s . 'Wi J, 4 , SQ. , - n . NL RUTH EBY Rmb Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 25 Newspaper Staff 4. KARMEN FORD Karmefz Fotoflashers 3, Chess and Check- ers 4g French Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Band Contest 2, 3, 4, Speech Contest 4, Class Play 3. JOSEPH GIUSTI joe Stamp Club 23 Fotoflashers 3, Sportsman Club 45 French Club 4. RICHARD GIUSTI Dirk Fotoflashers 3, 4, Archery Club 3, Football 2. RENEE GOUDREAU Renee Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, FHA 2. DAREL GROTHAUS Gro-Pup Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball lg Speech Contest 1, 2, 33 Plays 33 Class Officer, President 2, Vice President 35 President 45 Thespians 3, 4g Dra- matics Club 1, 25 French Club 1, 2, Varsity Club 1, 2. LOIS HARMON Lair Transferred from Angola, Indi- ana, 43 FHA 4. JANE HESTER jfmey GAA 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Newspaper Staff 33 Class Play, production 3g Dramatics Club 43 Annual Staff 3. RONALD HILL Ron Transferred from Wfapella High School 4g Industrial Arts Club 4. LEONARD HISEL Leu Industrial Arts Club 4, Foto- flashers 1, 2. SIDNEY JENSEN Sid Boys' Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Speech Contest 45 Dramatics Club 4. MARCIA JOHNSON Marty Girls' Chorus 1, 3, secretary 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Girls' Football 4g Class Officer, Secretary 1, 3, 4, Vice President 2, French Club 23 FTA 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2. gsm 'P?'i- gl Elf JAMES LABARGE jim Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3g Boys' Rec- reation 4. DAVID LUNSFORD Dazid Dramatics Club 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, Fotoflashers 33 Thes- pians 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 4, President of Thespians 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 3, 4, Plays 1, 2, 35 Class Play 3. ROBERT McCARTY Bob Boys' Recreation 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. SHARON McQUILLIN Sharon GAA 1, Girls' Chorus 2g Pep Club 23 Class Play Production 3g Dramatics Club 4, Girls' Rec- reation 4, Newspaper Staff 4. WILLIAM MAIER Biff Band 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Pep Club 2. JAMES MAJORS ffm Fotoflashers 1, 2, 35 French Club 1, 21 Band 1, 2, 3, Chess and Checkers 4. rr . 'Une-, A 3 34 2 Y ,if ,M in I v nv 4, 4. ,' J 2, 7- fwl Q , -13 ii Z1 as lex X I 'Q in ' f S ff-Z' AP-6' ,ff - qgvff af W if 1 it I H 'VTP 'IOHN MARTH 101912 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Fotoflashers 2, Chorus 3, 4, Track 3. DONNA MEANS D0 FHA 2, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4, Section President 4, Li- brarian 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 35 Band 1, 4, Fotoflashers 1, French Club 1, Ping Pong Club 3, Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 2, Class Play 3. EVELYN MFYERS Eu GAA 1, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, FTA 4, Pep Club 2. JACQUELINF MILLS jrzrkie GAA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 FTA 4, French Club 1, 2, Librarian 2, 3, Speech, Class Play 4, Girls' Football 4. EDWARD MOERSCH Skip French Club 1, 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, President 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Vice President 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. LINDA MORRIS Wendy Transferred from West junior High School 1, Chorus 1, FHA 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, News- paper Staff 4, Class Play 2, Pep Club 2. RITA MURPHY Murph GAA 1, 2, 35 FHA 2, 3, 45 Dance Club 45 Chorus 2. PAULA NAAS Pudge Transferred from Herscher High School 2, FHA 2, 35 FTA 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Band 45 News- paper Staff 4. RONALD NEFS Scfmozz Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Music Con- test 35 Plays 2, 35 Dramatics Club 25 Thespians 3, 45 French Club 1, 25 Class Officer, Vice President 25 Boys' Chorus 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 3, Secretary 4. CHARLES O'TOOL Charlie Student Council 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Track 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Club 2, 3, Vice President 45 Chess and Checkers 45 Pep Club 25 Golf Club 1. ARMAND PARIS Arm French Club 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 33 Football 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 45 French Contest 1, 2. ANNETTE PELTIER Netfo GAA 15 FHA 2, 3, 4. X 'Q 'df' in-w. ' i Q Ytzzrk' V OSCAR PETERSON Oscar Ping Pong 4g Varsity Club 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Newspaper Staff 33 Annual Staff 4. KENNETH POSING Kemzy Varsity Club 3, 4, Chess and Checkers 4, Student Council 45 Baseball 3. ROBERT PRINCE Bob Football 1, Track 2, 3, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong 3, 4g Dance Club 43 French Club 1, 2. WAYNE RANTZ Wierzer Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3g Archery Club 4. THOMAS RAY Tom Fotoflashers 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3g Newspaper Staff 4. DAVID REEDY Dave Transferred from Smyrna, Dela- ware 4g Mixed Chorus 45 Band 4, Football 4g FTA President 45 Varsity Club 4. BRL'CE REEVES Bruce Transferred from Akron, Ohio 3, Football 3, 4, Track 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Fotoflashers 3, FTA 4, Thespians Vice Presi- dent 4, Dramatics Club 3, Class Play 3g Plays 3. LIONEL REGNIER jim Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Chess and Checkers 4, Student Council 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Class Officer, Vice President 1, 4, Prom King 3, Co-captain of football squad 4. CLARENCE SCI-IULTZ Steels Fotoflashers 1, 23 Basketball 3, Track 3g Industrial Arts Club 4. PATRICK SCHULTZ Pat Baseball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Bas- ketball Manager 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 2, 3, Ping Pong Club 4. GERALD SIKES Bnffb Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Boys, Chorus 1, 2, 3g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Football 1, manager 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent of Mixed Chorus 4, Class Play 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4. BETTY SISNEY Red GAA 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Dance Club 4, Librarian 4, Pep Club 2. M '!4v' 'Vfsw is-v-u-f Fd' flak Nc' 5' 3. K' 310' NJ' LOUISE SOMMER Lonire Transferred from Herscher High School 4, Dance Club 4. SAUNDRA STEARNS Sazzdlg Transferred from Kankakee High School 2, FTA 4g Librarian 4g GAA 2, 4, Color Guard 4, French Club 3. BARBARA STOPHER Barb Transferred from Greenville, Ohio 23 GAA 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 5, 4g FTA 4. ROBERT SWINFORD Bob Industrial Arts Club 4. PATRICIA TAGGART Pai Maiorette 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 33 Thes- pians, Secretary 4, Stamp Club 1, Girls' Football 4, Speech Con- test 3g Class Play 3, Dance Club 4g Pep Club 2. MARY THALACKER Steamy GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Ensemble 25 Girls' Ensemble 2, 43 Stamp Club, Treasurer 1, Class Play 3, Dance Club 4. PHYLLIS TI-IORN Pbi! French Club 13 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Dance Club 4. PATRICIA WALTERS Pat Transferred from Kankakee High School 25 Flag Twirler 2, 3, 45 GAA 25 FHA 3, 45 Ping Pong Club 3, 4. WALTER WATT Buddy Football 15 Ping Pong Club 45 Newspaper Staff 4. THOMAS WIELICZKO Dad Class Officer, Vice President 2, President 35 Student Council President 45 Football manager 2, 55 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 2, 35 Speech Contest 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 5, 45 Class Play 35 Dramatics Club Minstrel Show 35 Track 3, PATRICIA WILKINS Pat Dance Club 45 Chorus 1, 2. JUDITH WILSON Indy Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Queen 35 Student Council 15 Girls' Football 4. if Q Z' 75- f 22? Qi-A. Q Lag ' i 4223 5 f kg F13 , f A f - 5 , Y 2 n f fs? NE iii - v - ' 5 K, H M' 'ST .ur .i 4- .1 HILARY WITT Hilly Transferred from Hobart, Indi- ana 3, Industrial Arts Club 4. JANICE WRIGHT jan GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3g Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 35 Annual Staff 35 Class Play 35 Girls' Football 4, Pep Club Treasurer 23 Dramatics Club 3, 4. KAREN WRIGHT Karen Transferred from Momence 2, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics Club 23 FTA, Vice Presi- dent 45 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. PHYLLIS WRIGHT Pbyl GAA 1g Girls' Chorus 2, 35 FHA 4g Newspaper Staff 4. Pzctures 0 the ollowmg Jtudentx are not available Leon Adams james Lavender Ray Longtln Janes Roberts Emory Wakat yr Karen Morris and jackie Mills help Karen Lambert 1Class of 1956j with her postgraduate work. I I Skip Moersch. Tom XY'ieliczk0. and Darel Grothaus admire the new school flag purchased hy the Class of 1957. ALICE ADAMS MARCUS 32 T, 3 f-f.. tf.INZH'r7' 31 4 CQIVI VL f.67'1 -'ORD HAROLD ITMMIZ MAX XVILLIAMS Vife P1'wAfe11l P7'6.lffjU7lf I Alice Adan.s Evdokia Arvaktes Judy Atkinson! - janis Baron Evelyn Bean Colin Beck Daryl Bertrand Gerald Bires Monica Boudreau Kenneth Brasel Thomas Brickle Dennie Bunnell jim Burch Kenneth Buser Wfayne Bute Ein i i ' 3 mx A 4 .N.x -Q. k. 45 1 ll ,, 1 I , K df, 5 ,B , ne-gi cf A O , ,cf Q, :n. , , 0 ., K 15' lip 7 4 0: 0, In ' vi 45 Q 1 Billie Caraker Herman Cash Connie Chaplinski Judith Conn Sandra Coty Eleanor Courtney Marie Cuttle Carol Davidson Larry Davis Eugene Dawson jerry Dayhoff Bonnie Devenouges David Dionne Richard Doud Florence Douglass Shirley Douglas Brenda Dubble Richard Dunbar Kittie Duvall Harold Emme Darlene Enniss Carl Erickson Barbara Estelle Bonnie Feller Jerry Fennell Margie Gifford Noel Goudreau Janice Gulczynski jack Hale Myrna Harris 'UH 'L 537' 'il-5 4715, 'J 'NJA 0,4 if 'Q X it 'W-Q.. 'Wi ! X ri Y . , I 1 s l 'JD fx fir , , .ta tx lm JW? iw, T' jack Hauersperger Lanny Heil Betty Heinze jack Hensley Jackie Hertz jerry Huggins Larry Huggins Judy jepsen Bill Kennedy Doris Keys joyce Knecht Steve LaGesse Monica Landry Dusty LaP1ante Tom Latham jim I.eBran Shirley LeDuke David Lundmark Pat McGrath Gloria McQui11in Carol Martin Ronald Merillat Ruth Merten Pam Metz Mary Milakovich Sandra Morrison Bob Mulligan Lois Nees Carol Neff Edith Nichols Fwaq 'ini' TTT? l f--fi 'thi i 'fgqf' Mary Nicholson Carrol Oliver Frank Ovnich Carol Owen Larry Patterson Gary Peeler , -Y ' I 'NC V P T 333 'Q' j A, V s. , ' janet Petko' NV Ik f ' Ng Robert Pettit j' 2 ' m y Terry Piatt i , L.. P P Ar it X i . -f .jkllj 'Q L Q0 ..-K Barbara Pitman Adelore Prince Nancy Prince Connie Prymula Asa Randall Joyce Reed Dale Reecly Rosie Regnier Penny Rehmer Deanna Reiniche Marlene Rice Don Robards Alvin Robbins jerry Roberts Danny Robertson Annetta Sagorske Robert Salisbury Beverly Schuh Carolyn Scivally Robert Scott Laurel Shreffler 7 V-4 as Ty? 1 ,', f? 2 v 'iY9' X, i A '53 f U44 4 ,, My i 1 I gl gm. gy S ,N N.-4' I, Wayne Sims Kenneth Skube Martha Sloan John Small Allen Smith Linda Smith Tom Stark Thais Swain Becky Swearengen Carole Talbot Charles Thompson james Thompson Pat Tintari jim Vickery Mary Watson Robert West Bob White Max Williams Nancy Wilkins Frank Wilson Karl Yeates Q 3 PN 4 i is -A f Q.. 4 l Sandra Yeates The pictures of the following students are not shown: Paul Eby Melvin Owen Mike Petit Richard Prairie Judy Leathers unap- 'W'-sa 3 ' x . 5,3 sg, 4. 'GW 3. 2 9 Q 5 1 3+ 'bi 522 X ,M- nv, lvliv -Aw- jf. at Kg H aa 2 5 5 ve ,. R Q 'i Q 'Yi' Q 1. 'f QE L 23 3 f if 1 X 9 a g v Q 1 we 61 , ,, 2 1 2 MYT, X4 fx Al Mmm.. W Wwfiligw if' 'XY 'Y-7 hiv Daryle Albers Doris Anderson Barbara Biedenharn Marla Blanchette james Anderson Ernie Andreina jim Brosseau joan Boudreau r M5 ,llvw 'BJ '--v-...af i f Q E L f-fe, Tekla Andrews fa-f G4 I Mike Arbuthnot 'J' - -4. 8 f-7 18, V, 1' X QF? -mx jean Bushame 9172! Kay Canup , A 3 N if Mike Arseneau Diana Baker f H A Melvin Case V VV ii Larry Coppotelli . Sharon Balthazar Judy Beach ,, james Corbett U gf: Ronald Coyne A , Sarah Bentley Thelma Berner , Roberta Devenouges Sr ' in Karen Dillon ' Q 'Egg Gary Betourne Kenneth Betourne Donald Dubree Leonard Duchene 'al 'Q' Ralph Earnhart john Eby Tom Faford Margorxe Inman Gary johnson Diana Falkenhan Daniel Kavaney Deanna Kearney ,. , ,D I , P Merlyn Ford 7 . we f V jerry Fred Q 5 ' ' q Earl Kelly ' y an xt' Sandra Kidd 1 Di 1 . 4 ,' .il Judy Gall y ,I so x Q Gary Gerretse N Warren Kile 'N Af Margaret Lafferty ' f' I ' f 1-1 Q av dl 00' if joan Glusto Fred Hall Roger LaFrance james Lagesse Larry Ham1lton Tom Harrls Donald LaMontagne Lucia Lampley 3 Alan Hester Dennis Hisel Frances Landry Gary Lf-:Cocq 'LJ Allan Linnabary Dale McClure ' Albert Pechauer Sandra Peters Patrick McCoy ' Carl Magruder Marlene Pfister QP f Tom Piatt I ' X V4 Glenn Mann 4 gl Judith Marek I-vig, nv, , W7 Janet Pierson V,, V Karen Posing .fx 'yan A in Rosie Prince Selden Marquart W ,P Walter Martin P Keith Rantz li-N 'W' P -av-my 1 40 'V aa' 1 X 'lf Mark Mathews 3 Gerald Reedy I W - Ruth Rapier W ' 9 I' 'F i. john Mazzuchi f 'A 1 Darryl Menard Kenneth Merillat Morris Regnier Mnke Rehmer - vvgv janeane Nolte Mel Pace Robert Reimche Richard Rice ,f 1 i 'Oti 1 5 Norma Vaughan Anthony Walters ' Celeste Wieliczko Q -E' Richard Wilkinson Patricia Walters Shirley Walters joan Wilson Kathryn Wolven Arthur Watt Nelda White Danielle Wright jim Zasada The pictures of the following students are not shown Joyce Cassady William Dillon Elizabeth Fennell Sandra jones Alice McCluskey Darlene Bond 3 5 . 0' , -.1 M2 - aryl' - fr ,sn .,. 7 Sandra Boudreau Carole Brough Marlene Brown Tony Brueggert Nancy Burnette Loren Buser Paula Byrne Sylvia Carstens Murray Charbonneau Jack Childs David Clark Sarah Conn Steve Crews Keith Cromwell Carolyn Crump Juanita Crunk Sharon Current Frank Cuttle johnny Davis Macon Davis .x-vi , -s f 2 if 4 11 ift . YS' t M t' Pqfyii-44 Duane Dayhoff Gary Dayhoff George Demarah Dan Dionne Gerald Dressler y ,A If iY5'!EH9unIfJzfm f Rosa Dunbar f Donetta Eastman Dick Emerson Jon English z W Sherry Finefield I .Q M- ' john Flora Derma Forbus Alice Frechette an I-r 5 f V 4 -.. in jerry Gash Stephen Girod Dennis Glassford Harriet Goodknecht Robert Griffith Theodore Gulczynski Bill Hamilton Gordon Hammond Judith Harris Richard Hart Robert Hayhurst David Hedditch Marylin Heil Marla Helgeson Bonita Hengl Dave Hensley Karen Hester Harry Hoesli Judith Hoffner Barbara Honzik itfif' 1 Carol Fuerst J Barbara Fuller X lt -Q - 5 Q J' -'T X W SF ' ' -fa ' t Kia xi . i ii fi R Q H 'VJ' ' 1 t, - ' list, E' Pr 5 1 4 A K : six, G . I' J 'af' D G ap, i 70 1 i i ,Q wwf! M ...N . .. K 5 1 E xi Q J z j :Ev -. ' f R4 J trst 1 c lv,-Q' 4 f 2 Deanna Hubbard Q Va Jean Jackson , Betty Jones 1 Carolyn Joplin Q Carolyn Kearney I Linda Kendziorek 1' 'v-1 Nancy Kavaney A , iv i David Kennedy ' Q JS, ' , ' Stanley Koplinski er kg f ' ff V Michael Koplinski X :Spy .C r 5 ,' ' B - f r NJ I-.,,-fl f ' , f yi ' ea. 1 J 1 ' lm! yt I f el' Bob LaGesse ' Carol Lagesse , 4 i K 52' Darla Lagesse avg ' an ' Aa Duane LaGesse 'gf .M J Joyce LaMontagne , J J In ,.. , yi A . in V Crystal Langlois . A Porter Latham Gailene Law , A Richard Learned ' . Robert Leclair O., V 'fn' ,.-1 ' Judith Lee .. Q y , A W' Bill Lemna . ' 1 ' Eugene Lockwood QE, EH' 3, Ruth Longtin l 14 1 ly ,L X Sharon Longtin V , 'van C Daisey Lowey ' I9 y Robert Lunsford Amber McArthy Stephen McGrath Carol McQuillin Gary Magruder Pat Marek Terry Mayo Frances Mayotte Jane Mayotte 'G Charles Pangle Lorraine Parmley Mildred Pease J. B. Pence Donna Perry joseph Petko Shirley Pray Dennis Prince jim Quaintance Gloria Rantz Marian Reece Gary Rice Judith Robbins Jack Roberts Kathryn Robertson Mike Safiran William Sanders Ronnie Schierenbeck Bill Scivally Mary Senesac 'Rr .QF-If, - san M. , M V ....r., fl -- ,...,,.,.,,,- A . w..,.,,i.,, Ksoraaqh W'.1f,+i.in,a Y' AQ-WMJ''J 'f.. 's.r I Patricia Menard Richard Merrill Leeona Miles Paul Mills Bonita Moody Carol Morris -'P' ie: Q' Karen Morris V . 'i V, yo ,TT Q Q J' -.19 3 f .I Audrey Mullinax Dale Munroe Bill Neff Sharon Neven Deryl Nielsen Howard Nielsen Darrel Oliver Barbara Owens I srl i -Sz' .4 4, R.. L wr-I x ,,-... .. K' 'F' , lr 'L .f, ,, 1, .,., I 1 I ' us Mg. .ha I X C 1 n I sf AO H 'I2'f vb? .-v ff' M 6 GO Sarah Stuck : sr 'Q g 'C' I M Gerald Thorson , .. AHMR A . Q X17 Gordon Witthoft Dianne Yeates Rosetta Zullo '-sf The pictures of the following students are not shown Richard Cook Dorothy Perry Ray Mook Jerry Simmons ,4 ' 2 39' , f Hr' !!5 .AJ 'fx .- is if -4? 'S vi Ei 'wx 1' u. Q3 GW Eff 0 -A ' 0 MANY NEW CLUBS WERE EORMED THIS year. Every student in BBCHS belongs to at least one organization, and almost every teacher sponsors at least one club. Some clubs are for recreation, and some, like the Future Homernakers of America, serve the school and the community. Installation of Officers FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Left to rigbz: PAT TINTARI, SHARON STEVENS, JANET PETKO, DEANNA REINICHE, DONNA MEANS, JUDY CONN, CAROL OWEN, JANICE GULCZYNSKI, TEKLA AN- DREWS, CONNIE CHAPLINSKI. ----,:uvur 'Vw U A ' Y Q1 L, f ai . a eu .E ++ -, . , Y R, .i , 14311 W Ji' - X' I E . 47 ff , . x .- Q 5.:s..2.-Kft 1' iff-4 u I f 5 ii? J .F Q , F, ,, - ,g . , -fm P 'R' ,A ' '.'J' A x js nf :,dlv, ,L Q L!'d 'A?'E 5 fo r, R4 , fix! I4 M :IL 'z1 Qi 1,34-L! 'K 3' by Q- ' - .J-as 1, ,V , A 'L ' inf' f C '13 fig. 'xx -.uf ' , -f x rv- - f 14 M f -1- . . ' 4- +1 S. Ai, . . ,T fa - K1 L' ,CQ . xx? -s,,-nv in ,E L. 5: i . 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On October 19, the Archery Club sponsored an assembly in which Hank XY'illiams, state champion archer, displayed his skill in archery. uv Qc' Ld -1 'Qi . 6 G V-xx Q Q Qi 'x 'j? I ll if Firfl faux' Mr. Bujnowski. Dennis Bunnell, jack Childs, Mr. Williams. Serond row: David Clark, Gordon Witthoft. Ed Virgin, Ken Posing, Gerald Dressler. Charles Berry. Tlurd wuz' Jack Thaden, Ed Tunks, Gordon Hammond, Gary Dayhoff, Ernest Timm, jack Hensley. Dick Emerson. Fourlh man' Robert Hayhurst, Mike Rehmer. ,lim Regnier. Tony Calabria. Charles O'Tool, Karmen Ford, Mike Arseneau, Jack Sollers. Fiffh mu: Mike Safiran. Robert Lunsford. john Eby, Donald LaMontagne, Bob Dillon. Sid johnson, jim Maiors. Morris Regnier. Chess and Checkers Club was organized for students who like to play the games that give the club its name. Under the sponsorship of Mr. XVilliams and Mr. Bujnowski the club meets in the library three days a week to play chess and checkers. The members arrange with each other for matches. Dennie Bunnell is president, and jack Childs is treasurer. Uv , l . 2 3' 3 'TJ F' i x ,, Q5 . If 7 Qin rv s Ml 475. X Fzrfl mum' XX'illiam Saunders. Merlyn Ford. Dave Hensley. Dale Monroe. Carl Magruder, jim Quaintance. Mr. Samlin. Second mu: Richard Shaw, jim Thompson. Larry Coppotelli. Ronnie Merillat, Jerry Simmons, Porter Latham. Lanny Heil. Third rout Mike Koplinski. Roger Barwegen. Fred Hall, Dick Prairie, Dick Dunbar, Tom Harris. Dale McClure, Mel Case. Fourth faux' Daryle Albers, Richard Rice, Tom Piatt, Art Whitt, Duane Styck, jerry Balthazar, Tom Stark. Fifth wa: jim Zasada, jim LaBarge, Allen Pechauer. George Wfakat, Dennis Glassford, Bob McCarthy, Darryl Menard. Tom Latham. 'Zaye ' Boys Recreation under the supervision of Mr. Samlin meets in the gym- nasium on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays during the activity period. It provides a play period for boys who feel a need for physical activity. The group has the same members each period, but it is not formally organized. 1 '5 Qui i Z -I T' ar Fm! mu: Nancy Kavaney. Crystal Langlois. Carol Brough. Mary Lou Beach. Carol LaGesse. Rosa Dunbar. Miss Farrar. Second mu: Carol Fuerst. Sharee Sorenson. Monica Boudreau. Elizabeth Fennell, Sylvia Carstens. Evelyn DeLonais. Third mu: Pat Menard. Marlene Rice, Marla Hagelsori. Marian Reece. Alice Frechette, Shirley LeDuke. Ruth Longtin. Faurzb mu: Vicki Stearns, Joyce Knecht. Carol Talbot. Lee Ann Rodgers. Carol Smiley, Beverly Schuh. Carol Morris. Sharon McQuillin, Fiffln rou: Sigrid Conklin. Penny Rehmer. Pat McGrath, Monica Landry. Myrna Harris. Edith Nichols. jane Hester. Girls Recreation consists of a group of girls who meet during the activity period on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays for playtime. The girls choose the activities in which they want to take part. The group is under the super- vision of Miss Farrar. The members are not formally organized. vs? ,Q ' -,Q fi, Sv' '7' 2 'I 3 . NIA . c l 1 .., Fifi! rouu' Miss Eck. Pat Thiem, Sherry Finefield, Gloria McQuillin, Rita Murphy. Sandra Schneider, Roberta Devenouges. Second row: Joan Boudreau, Jean Bushame, Pat Taggart, Linda Smith, Sandra Morrison, Herman Cash, Alan Hester. Jim Vickery. Third man' Carol Brosseau, Louise Sommer, Mary Watson, Marilyn Bass, Betty Sisney, Shirley Upton, Carol Neff, Shirley Douglas, Shirley Berner. Fourth mum' Phylis Thorn, Pat Wilkins. Annetta Sagorske, Judy Wfilson, Mary Thalacker, Rosie Regnier, Janice Wright. Carolyn Scivally. Joyce Reed. Fiflh row: Carl Erickson, Keith Crom- well, Ken Buser, Skip Moersch. Tom Wfieliczko, Ray Longtin, Keith Rantz, Bill Meyers. Sixrb row: Tex Patterson, Allen Smith, Wfayne Bute, Bob Prince, Roland Duchene, Steve Crews, Max Williams, Wayne Sims, Paul Eby. Dance Club was organized this year to give students an opportunity to improve themselves in dancing, which is one of the essential social graces. The club provides instruction and practice for novice dancers and a favorite form of recreation for students already proficient. On March 11 the group appeared on a television program, Bandstand Matinee. Joyce Reed is president, Carol Neff is secretary-treasurer, and Miss Eck and Mr. Lemon are the advisors. it . Nas 'EA 4 iii. J 4-. af 5 f '? .QP 9 T'! Q' 31 JC- is 'iv' 'Wx F11 YI mu: Saundra Stearns. Pam Metz. Carol Martin. Dare Ready. Karen NX'right. Exelyn Meyers. Sarah Conn. Swwid mu: Mrs. Rucker. Pat Marek. Gloria Stanley. Darel Grothaus. Gary Anderson. Peggy King. Barbara Stopher. Mr, Skalsky. Third mu: Marcia johnson. Karen Morris. Donna Perry, Tekla Andrews. -lackie Mills. Paula Naas. Sandra Coty. Fuurzh mu: Mary Milakovich. Carolyn Kearny. Sandy Beexer. Marie Cuttle. Judy Robbins. Gloria Rantf. Lucia Lampley. Sharon Current. Ifrftlv mu: -ludy jepsen. Barbara Honzik. Donna Coyer. Bonita Hengl. ,loyce Cassady, 414' Future Teachers of America was organized at BRADLEY-BOURBONNAIS COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL on October 4, 1956, with thirty-two active members. Mrs. Rucker and Mr. Skalsky are co-sponsors. Deanna Reiniche. Carol Owen. janet Petko. The purposes of the FTA. are to strengthen relations with other schools, to help promote interest in teaching as a future career, and to assist the faculty whenever necessary. The local chapter is a member of the national and state associations fostered by the National Education Association and the Illinois Education Association respectively. Many F.T.A. students had some practice in supervising classrooms during the absence of teachers. They also helped teachers in other ways, such as tutoring other students, correcting papers. running errands, or doing such office work as filing. typing, and answering the telephone. They presented a one-act play, Me? a Teacher in a school assembly on February 22. -as 5 , fa- .. ,. . , V. , - - . cv N 5 i 'fx , ,. Y ff -V quilt? . 6 ,- - 1- --1 I . 1 l 5 is X an Jo iw. 12 SXG QQ ' 36 Fifgrz mu: Janeane Nolte. Bob Pettit, Pam Metz. Serwid mu! Joyce LaMontagne. Edith Sloan, Martha Sloan. Sarah Conn. Rella Tovvnsend. Steven Girod. Judy Beach. Third mul: Florence Douglass. Sylvia Carstens. Sylvia Carstens. Kay Svvearengen. Eugene Lockwood. Carol Davidson, Brenda Dubble. Dianne Kearney. Danielle XX'right. Fnurlla muy' Judy Robbins, Martha Shaw, Eleanor Courtney. Joan Guisto. Sandra Beever. Deanna Reiniche. Judy Jepsen. Betty Heinze. Fiflb row: Pat McGrath. Dianne NX'illiams, Ken Brasel, Ken Buser. Ron Nees, Bruce Reeves, Don Robards. Dramatic Club was organized in 1942 to encourage interest in creating, producing, and acting in high school dramatics. It serves as the basic organiza- tion through which members acquire points, by participation, to become eligible for membership in Thespian Troupe No. 225. With the Thespian Troupe the Dramatics Club sponsored Cinderella, a three-act play presented January 10 and 12. The two clubs also co-sponsored a record dance on February lg participation in speech contestsg a party follow- ing Thespian initiationg and a spring picnic. ,, ac. ll ,?'U. gf, gals it A. W0 Q' f 36 LZ! 26- -.Tv - ,na- Q..- Firft rout: Thais Swain, Alice Adams. Miss Stelter. J. B. Pence. Second wut: Monica Boudreau, Darlene Bond, Frances Mayotte. Gloria McQuillin. Sandra Jones. Celeste XVieliczko. Doris Keys. Carol Martin, Margie Gifford. Thlrd mu: Jane Hester, Beverly Schuh. Janice Gulczynski, Annetta Sagorske. Bonnie Feller. Mary Ann Milakovich. Sharon McQuillin. Joyce Stark. Sandra Kidd. Fourlh wuz' Dianne Falkenhan. Frances Schultz. Janet Pierson. Mary Kay VanDenI-lout, Mary Nicholson. Judy Swinford. Mary Thalacker. Janice Wfright, Sandra Morrison. Fiflb row: Harold Emme, Sid Johnson. Allen Smith. Gary Betournc. Earl Kelly. Ed Virgin. The club is divided into three divisions, each of which meets once a month during the activity period. Miss Stelter is the club advisor. Pam Metz is presidentg Thais Swain, vice presidentg Alice Adams, secretaryg and Bob Pettit, treasurer. ...E fi ef Q A ET if iv-I v lin Fnxrl vnu: Mr. Dickerson. Rosetta Zullo. Sandy Boudreau. Gailene Law. Mr. Brown. Semrzd mu: Judy Boudreau. Sue l'tley. Sue Burnett. Carol Patchett. Rella Townsend. Tbzrd rou: Stephen Girod, Tom Faford. jim Anderson, Bonita Moody, Suzanne Bainter, Barbara Fuller. Faurlh 1-our XY'alter Martin, Bill Scivally. Anthony XX'alters. Dick Trout. Roy Stearns. Dan Kavaney. joe Petko. WCW? Hobby Club gives each member a chance to pursue his particular hobby and to exchange with other members information concerning their respective hobbies. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Dickerson and Mr, Brown the members work on their hobbies: painting, drawing, sewing, braiding with leather, and constructing model cars, ships, and tanks. Sandra Boudreau is president, and Gailene Law is secretary-treasurer. va 'L' Q , 36 V--. S-J NJ n T' ' Ytffg F qv' Fifi! row: Mr. Mieure. jim Lavender, Ray Cochand, Bill Kennedy. jerry Fennell. Mr. Lambert. Serorzd row: David Kennedy. john Davis, David Dionne. Richard Mills, Richard Merrill. jack Roberts, Billy Hamilton. Third rouz' Duane LaGesse, Ken Skube, Ray Mook, Len Duchene, Jerry Thorson, Roger West, Ronnie Schierenbeck, George Dcmarah. Four-fb wut: Bob Kirk, Leonard Hisel, Hillary Witt, David Lundmark, john Small, Robert Swinford, Eugene Dawson, Bob West. Industrial Arts Club was organized this year with Mr. Lambert and Mr. Mieure as advisors. Bill Kennedy is president, jerry Fennell, vice president, and Bob West, secretary-treasurer. The club made Christmas decorations for the Bradley Lions Club to earn funds. They are planning a project contest March 18, in which members will bring project made at home to school for judging and awarding of prizes. ,AS 9- F KJ '9'!','i .wr ofa, l - Wfjsl Fnrz mu Ed Virgin Charles Stinnett Art Watt Earl K lly Miss Stelter S L d z Celest Wfieliczko Gary Betourne Keith Cromvsell joe Petko Mel Case jim Sparks Donna Boudreau Barbara Estelle j B Pence Tbnd mu Donna Perry Kim Heil Barbara Fuller Eugene Lockwood Harry I-loesli Dale Monroe Judy Robbins Darlene Bond Sue Ltley Fauftfa v zz Ed Strickland Bob Hayhurst Bill Sanders jim Corbett George Wfakat Dare Lundmark Allan Linnabary lack Sollers Dan Dionne Les Traducteurs is the French club formed in 1952 to promote interest in the French people and in their language, culture government and history to aid toward the understanding of the French people and to serve as a pleasurable activity in correlation with classwork. Under the sponsorship of Miss Stelter, the club meets in two sections once each six weeks. Mel Case is president of Section Ig jim Sparks, vice presidentg Keith Cromwell, secretaryg and joe Petko, treasurer. In Section ll Art Watt is presidentg Earl Kelly, vice presidentg Ed Virgin, secretaryg and Charles Stinnett, treasurer. The Home- coming float of Les Traducteurs was The 564,000 Question, which won the award for organizations. The club also sponsors eight films for use in French classes and corresponds with students in France. ri at si --- Q-6? 41-.X iii Q7- wr ' 54 1-'r , , 41:7 Fim muy- janet Petko. Miss Stelter, Carol Brosseau. Sermzd muy' Ed Virgin. Edith Joplin. Billie Caraker. Debbie Charbonneau. Third roux' Betty Sisney, Leonard Duchene. Nancy Blekfield. Student Librarians assist in the school library, helping other students to select, to check out. and to check in books. They also sell school pencils, the proceeds of which sale go to the library fund. Sponsored by Miss Stelter, the group was organized to encourage students who may someday wish to be librarians and to serve as a service club. It is a member of the Illinois Associa- tion of Student Librarians. Edith Joplin is chairman. 6' ': T' 6 -9 'A We ,- if ..:... 4.1, QF 'lf - IQ 4 S . fn - ff., S . - C, tif :fig 4'.aQ 70 l' Fir-51 muy' Mrs. Baker. Pat Tintari. Deanna Reiniche. Connie Chaplinski. Carol Owen, Judy Conn, Donna Means. Sermzd muy' Norma Vaughn. Billie Caraker. Donnetta Eastman, Rosemary Trost, Janet Tomes. Sarah Conn, Audrey Mullinax. Judy Gall. Frances Mayotte. Third row: Annette Peltier. Gloria McQuillin, Thelma Bernef. Janice Tofari, Bonnie Devenouges, Mary Milakovich, Mildred Pease. Vicki Stearns. Fourth wuz- Margie Inman. Janice Baron. Annetta Sagorske, Bonnie Feller, Betty Heinze. Kitty Duvall, Sharon Longtin. Deborah Charbonneau, Paula Byrnes, Fifth wuz' Jane Mayotte, Carolyn Kearney. Lois Harmon. Karen Dillon. Mary Nicholson, Mary Van- 71 Future Homemakers of America is a service organization associated with home economics. Formed November 5, 1948, the local chapter is affiliated with a national organization which has chapters in all the states, Alaska, Guam. Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. The purposes of the organization are flj to promote a growing apprecia- tion of the joys and satisfactions of homemakingg QZJ to emphasize the im- portance of worthy home membership, QQ to encourage democracy in home and community life for all, MJ to work for good home and family life for all, OJ to promote international good will, QGJ to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community lifeg GJ to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, and Q8J to further interest in home economics. F.H.A. has sent CARE packages to the needy in other countries. This year they adopted a nine-year-old boy at the Fortin Villa orphanage, and they have given a party for him and presented him with clothes and gifts. They sent Deanna Reiniche to the state F.H.A. camp during the past summer. Denlnlout, Jackie Hertz. Bonnie Hengl. Thirty girls, selected for the work they had done in F.H.A., went to Chicago November 25. They toured the Continental Bank, where they were guests of the Bank for dinner, and then they went shopping at Marshall Fields. .- on .Q 0 J, ' fv .. V , if J, Q 1 'iv ?S L1 'ha i ri 1: H .. WL: . W M ,we lL T Firrt row: Sharon Stevens, Janet Petko. Tekla Andrews, Janice Gulczynski, Kay Canup, Mrs. Paulson. Second rou' Rita Mur h, ud Leathers Marlene Stevens Ka White ud Marek t 2 P Y J Y v ' , v , J y , Dianne Yeates, Betty Jones, Pat Marek. Third mu: Kay Swearingen, Brenda Dubble, Alice Adams, Sandra Peters, Karen Posing, Pat Walters. Pat Thiem, Barbara Pitman. Four-ily mu: Sally Stuck, Sharon Current, Laurel Shreffler, Judy Atkinson, Nancy Wilkins, Sandra Yeates. Phyllis Xwright, Alice Frechette. Fifzlo rout: Diane Falkenhan, Linda Morris, Judy Swinford, Patsy Shaw, Nancy Blekfield, Eleanor Courtney, Juanita Crunk, Gloria Rantz, Marlene Brown. 414' F.H.A. held a mother-daughter potluck on November 28 to promote better understanding of F.H.A. work and goals. The group has presented a radio program over WKAN and given an assembly before the student body. Highlights of the year are the spring style show and F.H.A. week. The local chapter has been especially honored this year in having the chapter mother, Mrs. Henry Conn, become chapter mother of Section 18, and in having Donna Means, chapter president, become president of Section 18. Other officers are Judy Conn, vice presidentg Carol Owen, secretaryg Connie Chaplinski, treasurerg Janice Gulczynski, recreationg Tekla Andrews, public relationsg Sharon Stevens, welfareg Deanna Reiniche, historiang Janet Petko, degreesg and Pat Tintari, parliamentarian. Miss Beach is an honorary member. The organization is sponsored by Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Paulson. .J 7I 'Q -ony .5 5' ' '35 1 X'-'H ' h is QF, v 7 1 'D ,A 7 -f 2 - lag' A ,W , E- v H U . N11 N. lx 4 iw? Y 4 l 5254 Ni.. NJ! 7-' l f S. ' l nr', 72 ra ,M l' 1:7 F1 1 v u Ken Murxllat Bob balriburx Dan Dlonne Iwlr Puttgcn Slrrnzd z Ken Bctuurne erry Cymh Ed Stark Darrel Olner Asa Randall Bill Nleff L1rry Dans Lloyd Solleri Larry B.ulew Model Alrplanes Club xx as orgamzed to promote mterest m the burldmg and flymg of model alrplanes Formed by Mr Pottgen last fall it meets three days a week durmg the actnvlty penod Y? X'-.1 Z Firrt row: Mr. Moody, Edith Sloan, Barbara Estelle. Joan Guisto. Marla Blanchette. Sandra Kidd, Judy Beach. Second rout: Donetta Eastman. Donna Boudreau, Celeste Wieliczko, Ruth Merten, Dokie Arvanetes, Darla LaGesse. Sandra jones, Barbara Owens. Third row: Sarah Bentley, Catherine Wolx'en, jon English, Ed Strickland. john Mazzuchi, Danielle Wright, Deanna Kearney, Dorothy Perry. Fourth mum' Sandra Strait, Frances Schultz, Frances Landry, Diana Baker, Marlene Pfister, Janeane Nolte, Martha Shaw, Ruth Rapier, Music Appreciation Club was formed this year that members might learn how to listen to music, to understand the place of the particular type of music in society, and to enjoy all kinds of music from the most classical to rock 'n' roll. Club advisor is Mr. Moody, and Judy Beach is presidentg Frances Schultz, vice president, Sandra Kidd, secretary, and Marla Blanchette, treasurer. .5 5 5 -4114 ,- :,, ng riff ,C A4 t iY ,, 14fa,fg:g ' tx .34 s i 'h 'Ji -A xvw- 4 A , is T l'79 . Q - iw J is If-.-.-f Hr 3? 4 :- Firrl faux Mr. Canham. Linda Kendziorelc. Gary Bctourne. Bill Bock. Carolyn Crump, Mr. Brown. Second rouz' Carolyn Joplin, Gary Magruder. Bill Lemna. jim Sparks. Paul Swinford. Harry Hoesli. Marie Cuttle, Karen Hester. Third faux' Duane Dayhoff. Richard Cook, Earl Kelly. Frank Cuttle, Kenneth Smith. Gene Lockwood. Brent Stater. Lyle Arends. Fuurzb wuz' Dave Hedditch. Ken Buser, Richard Guisti, Deryl Nielsen. Tom Ray. jack Hauersperger, Larry Benoche. Howard Nielsen. 7 Fotoflashers was organized in 1953 to promote interest in photography and to enjoy a good hobby. Members of Fotoflashers are required to take a picture, develop the film, and produce a print. Officers are Bill Bock, presidentg Gary Betourne, vice presidentg Carolyn Crump, secretaryg and Linda Kindziorek, treasurer. Advisors are Mr. Canham and Mr. Brown. 4 . Q, li' ar' ff. I. Kfnn ani 2 2 K Q ,I 29 iivliakt V fx f Fifi! mum' Don Robards. Margie Gifford. Larry Huggins, Doris Keys. Mr. Christensen. Serond faux' Pat W'alters, joan Wilson, Marilyn Kirchner. Evelyn Bean. Thais Swain. Rosemary Prince. Shirley Walters. Third mu: Kenneth Brasel. jim Thompson. jerry Huggins. Noel Goudreau, janet Pierson, Nancy Prince. Joyce Stark. Fourth rout: Walter VUatt. Bob Mulligan, Gary Anderson. Frank Wilson. Bob Pettit. Pat Schultz, Mel Pace. . am? Ping Pong Club was organized in September, 1954, by Mr. Christensen to provide recreation and enjoyment for members, to further interest in an easy-to- learn, enjoyable sport, and to increase the skill of the players. The club has sponsored a mixed double tourney for its members and an annual all-school ping-pong tournament. President of the Ping Pong Club is Larry Huggins. Margie Gifford is vice president and Doris Keys is secretary-treasurer. Nancy Prince and Don Robards are equipment managers. 65 at Firrl faux' Joan Wilson, Betty Heinz. Janice Gulczynski, Penny Rehmer. Shirley Walters. Sharon Balthazar, Miss Farrar, Deanna Reiniche. Second mul: Nancy Kavaney. Joyce LaMontagne, Carol Brough, Sandra Boudreau, Judy Marek, Kay Wlhite. Sandra Coty, Kathy Robertson, Rella Town- send. Carol Fuerst. Deanna Hubbard. Third wuz' Carol McQuillin, Pat Townsend, Alice Frechette, Peggy King. Pat Taggart. Barbara Stopher. Celeste Wieliczko, Danielle Wright, Frances Mayotte, Carol Davidson. Brenda Dubble. Fourzb mul: Carol Morris. Carolyn Crump, Joyce Stark, Sandra Kidd, Gloria Stanley, Jeane Bushame. Daisy Lowey, Janice Bergman, Sonya Toliuszis, Kim Heil, Sharon Neven. Fiflb roux' Marian Reece. Gailene Law, Marla Blanchette. Sharon Stutz, Judy Lee, Judy Hoffner, Carol Brosseau, Marie Cuttle, Carol Smiley, Barbara Honzik, Evelyn Meyers. Sixth rouu' Juanita Crunk, Jane Mayotte, Frances Schultz, Lee Ann Rodgers, Bonnie Feller, Janet Petko, Carol Owen. Nancy Prince. Donna Bissaillon, Jackie Hertz, Monica Landry. 0 K ! ' 1' Girls Athletic Association stimulates interest and participation in girls' athletic activities. Members get points for participation in such sports as volley- ball, horseback ,riding, basketball, tumbling, aerial darts, swimming, bowling, archery, ice skating, tennis, softball, and hikes. The points count towards awards. if 14 , . -W-xl 'si fi G4 it ' lt. vv,: 5 1 91 MIIB J1fU,L Fir!! rouz' Bonnie Devenouges, Mary Kay VanDenHout. Mary Ann Milakoyich, Donna Coyer, Dokie Arxanetes, Jackie Mills, Pam Metz, Thais Swain, Judy Jepsen. Second wuz' Pat Walters, Kay Swearengen. Pat Menard. Judy Beach. Judy Gall, Karen Hester. Pat Tintari, Rosetta Zullo, Doris Keys. Margie Gifford. Carol Martin. Barbara Owen. Norma Vaughn. Third wuz' Sherry Finefield. Elizabeth Eennell. Barbara Pitman. Flossy Douglass. Joyce Knecht. Paula Burns, Lucia Lampley. Paula Naas, Shirley Berner, Mary Beach, Chrystal Langois. Fffzufb mu: Sharon Current, Tekla Andrews, Marlene Brown. Sylvia Carstens, Judy Harris, Vicki Adams. Rosie Prince, Joan Boudreau. Judy Boudreau. Vicki Stearns. Alice Adams. Flflfa wuz' Gloria Rantz. Betty Sisney, Marilyn Bass. Judy Swinford. Sandra Beaver. Eleanor Courtney. Marlene Rice, Karen Dillon. Jo Ann VanMeter, Marcia Johnson. Sf.X'If7 wuz' Diana Wfilliams. Diane lialkenhan. Sandy Stearns, Myrna Harris, Janet Pierson. Mary Thalacker. Judy XX'ilson. Janice Wright. Joyce Cassady. Suzanne Bainter, Jeanne Nolte. O I This year G.A.A. sponsored a sock hop, a slumber party, and the Sweetheart Dance. Each year the group sends two of its members to summer camp. There are 428 G.A.A. chapters in Illinois. Officers of the local chapter are Bonnie Devenouges, presidentg Mary Kay VanDenI-lout. vice presidentg and Deanna Reiniche, secretary-treasurer. The group is sponsored by Miss Farrar. ,. , Q - ,, y .v J, 1 sifid ' 373' 74' -L f .-I a i - K :Y v A - c-vet JA .f -rf -- if ,dal 4 -D1 7 Fir-,rl mum' JoAnn VanMeter. Janice Bergman. Lorraine Parmley. Deanna Hubbard. Gary Rice. Second wuz' J. B. Pence. Robert LaGesse. Shirley Pray. Macon Davis. Carol McQuillin. Third four: Harriet Goodknecht. Stephen McGrath. Donna Bisaillon. JOEIlen Strait. Jean Jackson. Juanita Crunk. Tom Sovinski. Frmrflv wus Daisy Lowey. Sharon Nevens. Sharon Stutv. Judy Hoffner, Mr. Sullivan. Science Club was organized this year to help students understand better the applications of science to health and recreation in everyday life. With Mr. Sullivan as advisor the group has taken field trips to Armour's Laboratories, the Gaines plant, and the Museum of Science and Industry. JoAnn VanMeter is president, Janice Bergman is secretary, and Judy Lee is treasurer. - i v - - 1 - 'T' J , ,Q 56, .Args ' 3:2 p, .3 Z- .A '- -lf FIX? V T' 1 , ag ,-an 'of ' N- s --Q I -Q E f-QQ-1 T' LP I Ta l ii 17' Fifi! wuz' Frank Cuttle. jon English. David Hedditch, Ed Wingo. David Hensley. Brent Stater. Mrs. Grimes. Serond row: Karen Morris, Vicki Adams, Judy Lee. Carol Morris, Rella Townsend. Bill Lemna. Third mum jack Childs, Daryl Nielsen. Steve Crews. Richard Trout, Gordon Hammond. Ernest Timm. Spanish Club is a new organization at BBCHS this year because Spanish is a new subject. The sponsor is Mrs. Grimes. The club meets during class once every three weeks and provides the mem- bers an opportunity to use Spanish in everyday situations. Projects are being planned to provide funds for Spanish records and movies. The club also plans to get names of Spanish people with whom members can correspond. 79 -.J ,WV Y ni 36 ,I 9: 5 ,. 4 'hi 'QSC if V- N' . ll' .fit . i I . 0 I 1 1 9 I I 5 1 ug. lil x Fivztl row: Terry Piatt. jim LeBran. Karl Yeates. Mr. XVillison. Second wuz' john Flora. Pat McCoy, Dennis Hisel, Murray Charbonneau. Carrol Oliver. jim LaGesse. Larry Hamilton. Loren Arnold. Third rout Gary johnson. VUarren Kile, Ernie Andreina. Bob LeClair, Edward XY'ingo. jerry Dayhoff, Allan Linnabary. jerry Roberts. Fourzla mu: jerry Bires, Charles Stinnett. Richard Wilken- son. Gary Gerretse. Glenn Mann. Terry Mayo. james Corbett. Robert Reiniche, Fifth row: Leon Adams, Chuck Thompson. Gary Peeler. Ralph Earnhart. joe Guisti, jim Burch, Chuck Pangle, Adelore Prince, Don Dubree. 21 The Sportsmen's Club was formed this year with Mr. Willison as advisor to create an interest in conservation, outdoor activities, and safety precautions in all activities, which include gun handling, boating, camping, and fishing. Members learned to fire weapons. They also sponsored a picnic. Terry Piatt is presidentg jim LeBran is vice presidentg and Karl Yeates is secretary-treasurer. 13,41 let -,- X 1, at pf-I Wa' -7 Firft mu-1 Dokie Arvanetes. Pat Taggart, Miss Stelter, Dave Lunsford, Bruce Reeves. Second mu Darel Grothaus, Sandra Coty, Peggy King, Tom Wieliczko. ' Wd, 225 Thespians Troup No. 225 was first organized in 1943 and is the local chapter of a national organization which has 1676 chapters. Students must acquire points from participation in dramatic activities to be eligible for membership. A new 'class of candidates is formally initiated toward the end of the second semester. This year the troupe co-sponsored, with the Dramatics Club, a three act play, Cinderella and participated in a one-act Christmas play, Song in the Night, They presented a guest assembly at Thornton Fractional High School on February 11. They also gave a record dance on February 1. Members of the troupe also participate in the speech contests sponsored by the Illinois State High School Press Association. David Lunsford is presidentg Bruce Reeves, vice presidentg Pat Taggart, secretaryg and Dol-:ie Arvanetes, treasurer. Advisor for the troupe is Miss Stelter. 7 . Mug if vs.- 9 53 H ac- Qi Q . . , , N oo, E., . ,J3.,a 3 9 if AWP xx PV' Fir-ft wuz- Wfayne Sims. Ed Moersch. Charlie O'Tool, Harold Emme. Second faux Kenny Posing, jerry Huggins. Darel Grothaus. Bob Scott. Daxe Reedy, Mel Case. Keith Rantz. Pat Schultz. Ronnie King. Third mu-.' Allen Smith. Dennie Bunnell. Bob Mulligan. Dannie Robertson. Al Robbins. Bob Pettit. Gary Anderson. Oscar Peterson. Earl Kelly, Fourth faux' Larry Huggins. Tom Vfieliczko, jim Regnier. Bill Bock, Dale Reedy. Bob McCarthy. Jim Burch. Bob West. Larry Patterson. Fifzla wuz' Tom Latham, Bruce Reeves. Bob Prince. jerry Sikes. Don Robards. Armand Paris. Max XY'illiams. John Marth. Ron Nees. Sid johnson. Varsity Club is a service organization sponsored by Mr. Lemon and Mr. Nafziger. To be eligible a member must win a varsity letter in a major sport. Its purpose is to promote better attitudes toward sports. This year the club sold pens and pencils and Christmas trees to raise funds. They bought an ice- chest and a Walkie-tallcie and paid for the filming of football games. Ed Moersch is presidentg Bruce Reeves, vice presidentg Wfayne Sims, secre- taryg and Harold Emme, treasurer. 1. X. i cfs- 1' 1 s , 1 is if K .. Q-.J Frm wus Joyce Knecht. Rose Marie Regnier. Oscar Peterson. Second mu: Joanne Conn, Brenda Dubble, Melvin Owen. Clarnece Schultz. Q . Advanced journalism is not a club-it is a class. It is also the staff which produced this BRADLEYAN. Composed of students who took journalism last year, the staff had no specific responsibilities. They all did the things which had to be done. Producing a yearbook is a full year's job from the start of the sales campaign in the fall to the distribution of books in the spring. Mr. Zimmerman is the advisor and teacher of the group. o in r J' .ml 02, if 1- 'fs a ii ,,.- .nav it x 1 L 84 fNr Firrt wuz' Mr, Canham. Carol Davidson. Carol Martin, Ed Moersch, Tom Wlieliczko. Mrs. Moore. Sammi rout: Lois Nees. Sandra Kidd, Thais Swain. Bonnie Devenoues, Sherry Finefield, Linda Stankewicz. Third wuz' Gary Rice, Ken Posing, Mary VanDenHout, janet Pierson. Judy jepsen, Marilyn Bass. Pam Metz, Earl Kelly. Fourzb faux Mel Case, Dale Reedy. Ken Buser, George Vfakat. Chuck Pangle. Roger Barwegen, Dick Emerson. 0 Student Council works with the faculty in formulating rules for student conduct and in solving general school problems. It approves budgets of all school organizations and makes an advisory report to the principal. It assists with the sponsoring of all school activities. It seeks to strengthen relations with other schools. This year the Student Council sponsored Homecoming, Twirp Week, and a student field day. It also raised over S5100 to send a ton of CARE to Korea, India, Israel, Hungary, and Egypt. Officers for the following year are elected in the spring as the climax of a vigorous campaign. Last year's election resulted in the election of Tom Wieliczko as president and Ed Moersch as vice president from the Senior ticket and to Carol Martin as secretary and Carol Davidson as treasurer from the junior slate. Representatives to Student Council are elected by classes, the number of representatives depending on the size of the class. Advisors are Mrs. Moore and Mr. Canham. 'wi' Pam Metz, Sophomore Campaign Manager, speaks about the Sophomore candidates with great pride. Larry Huggins, Sophomore Candidate for Tom Wieliczko, junior Candidate for Presi- President, is trying to convince the students dent, seems to be saying, Don't you agree that he is the best qualified for the job. that the junior Candidates are the best. Iaiims ws 'Q O O O STUDENTS AT BBCHS ARE BUSY PEOPLE. They have club meetings, dances, plays, contests, parties, and many other projects to help them spend their extra time. Some of their activities are new to our school this year, while others, like Homecoming with its Queen and court, are traditional. ROSETTA ZULLO SHERRY FINEFIELD JOAN WILSON LINDA STOLTZ MARGIE GIFFORD BONNIE FELLER PEGGY KING Homecoming Queen EVELYN DELONAIS and Her Royal Court av - K. U v Y 5 I 3 X . . S ,,,. ,. 5 . - ., .4 - - fa.. 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V 2, .N -..4, ,,,f Mi-'A' 53,932-f141ffi,'.N5, ,. ,ny .t?.,.,-1 'Li-,,-A I' , gf? 9,351 'J gift - - . -'--'ff 1-.--,:'u,l.1.:.1L .-J' 4 sr 1' .PV qs-mf i-2'Q?'r' -:KRAL , ,.,, ,.4f'.,,V mtv K7 4 wwifb- xx 'f 88 Fmt mu Lillian Sagorske Darlene Hensley Serond mu Karen Emme Leta Pence Bexerly Brosseau Barbara Scott Mary Floyd Carl Koerner Tfand mu Bexerly Osenga Andy Andrews Boyd Fees Terry Hebert Don Lytle Stexe Goudreau Miss Stelter Abfezzl Sharon Mulligan Diane VadeBoncor 74 Zami To Blush Unseen a three act comedy was presented by the Class of 1956 on April 26 and 27 A prologue and an epilogue framed the action of the play In the prologue an TBI agent ably done by Andy Andrews reports to his chief about certain peculiar incidents at Sweetberry College Carl Koerner was a college student with an affinity for trouble and his girl friend, whose feminine curiosity got her into trouble, was acted by Karen Emme. Don Lytle and Steve Goudreau were friends of Carl's who went to any length to help their pal. Susie Sagorske was a girl who talked too much until Steve found a way to shut her up. Mary Floyd and Leta Pence were Coeds, Sharon Mulligan was a mail clerk, and Darlene Hensley bounced in as a new girl in the college. Boyd Fees was the college president, and Terry Hebert was a hirsute psychologist from the state hospital. The part of an A student in chemistry whose zeal for research caused an uproar on the campus was played on one night by Diane VadeBoncor and on the next, by Beverly Brosseau. Beverly Osenga and Barbara Scott likewise alternated in the role of Dean of Women. The play was directed by Miss Stelter. i l 3 Q F 4vf'Af2nff,. i f . Ti! anim Looks as though Carl's sleeping on the job, but he really isn't. Carl had the job of portraying a crazy mixed-up kid. A tense scene in the Senior Play of '56, The players are. left to right: Boyd Fees. Barbara Scott, Sharon Mulligan. Leta Pence. and 1NIary Floyd, I Ao N ' 'J' at ' w r ' L A 'x ,4.',1,!,f ,uggi , ' xl 'W ' , ' r ., ', ai V '-1.-f'!'y 2.5,-.- ,f.v ,f'- ' K 44 -, W N - 'gf' . Q ' 1 ' Q' 5' ,f , gy yu Q 41' -1 I '50 f ' 5, 2- ' gf ,gli ' .5 Q fl Q 'lm-. Q- xii 'q,4. 90 'QI fs ik 14 W uv ' if ,xx , S 11 I 'V' V will ff K' s af if A I 7 if L -- f - pun: Zaeea and T' JUDY XY7ILS0N LIONEL REGNIER 1'-K. 69,32 4 Y I' W: ,, '55 wh J, W 1, 4 Q' 9 11 M 0 W' 9 ?,g,My...,,,...T,.....':...,N,i, ,x. ' If Q ' Q l I . ,. ' 'Q fffyg .f ffl sy ffl 3 ff Q an 5 Q 5 an 1. Qi WX. if A MV . ,5- -ki i 4 vw .xg ,, if Firfl mum' Carol Martin. Sandra Coty. Margie Gifford. Stroud mu: Doris Keys, Judy Jepsen, Pam Metz. Thais Swain. Danny Robertson. Jolene LaPlante. Alice Adams, Dokie Arvanetes, Daryl Bertrand. Third 7'0Zl'.' Janice Gulczynski. Lois Nees. Brenda Dubble. Carol Davidson. Bob Pettit Steve LaGesse. Bonnie Feller, Don Robards, Mary Nfilakovich, Ken Brasel, Miss Stelter, Max Williams. r'! fl Father Knows Best, the Junior play, was presented November 15 and 16. Based on the radio and television show, the play concerned the problems of a typical American family in a typical American community. Danny Robertson played the title role of the father, Jim Anderson, who is an insurance salesman, and Thais Swain played the part of Mrs. Anderson. Their eighteen-year-old daughter, Betty, whose urge to go dancing with a new boy at school puts the play in motion, was alternately played by Pamela Metz and Jolene LaPlante. Alice Adams and Judy Jepsen played Betty's friends, Janie and Ramona, with Jolene, and with Pamela the parts were taken by Dokie Arvanetes and Doris Keys. Sandra Coty was ten-year-old Kathy Anderson, and Carol Martin and Margie Gifford took turns in being Kathy's friend, Patty Davis, who stays overnight. Steve LaGesse as Bud Anderson and Daryl Bertrand as his friend get into trouble with the washing machine repairman, played by Ken Brasel. Bob Pettit played Ralph, the new boy, whose interest in Betty is suspected by Mr. Anderson, and Max Williams played Mr. Brinkworth, Ra1ph's father, to whom Mr. Anderson is trying to sell a large insurance policy. Carol Davidson, Florence Douglass, and Deanna Reiniche were the ladies of Mrs. Andersonls garden club at one performance, and Lois Nees, Janice Gulczynski, and Brenda Dubble took these parts at the other. Don Robards was Officer Johnson of Missing Persons, who came to investigate the disappearance of Ralph and Betty, and Mary Milakovich and Bonnie Feller each played the part of Perkins, the police matron, who brings Ralph and Betty home. The play was directed by Miss Stelter. tar Y 'lf ,Z MM' if i .ii .y Eg , . :V , - . -a.b-1' Darling, your dirty paiamasu ' Mrs, XX'hcmply's table is su I'm sorry. Mother pn-rfcitly simrlcf' f Hey. wait a minute. you're not going anywhere. Oh. those frowdyy practices! This shows a very rare thing the cast being quietf Eh, f - i 'wig' ' Zhan 7956 EVELYN DIELONAIS 7?5 71 ' The Seniors and juniors tied for the trophy for the best class floats. and Les Traducteurs won the award for organizations. Barbara Kerouac, Queen of the 1955 Homecoming, pins on the sash naming Evelyn DeI.onais Queen ofthe 1956 Homecoming, French Club: The S6-1.000 Question ,if 3? ff A' Y i 5 4 3 i 1' v , , -J . . x Mx. O J I 4 J- ' .I , is JR 1' Firfl mu: Eugene Lockwood. j. B, Pence. Stwud vt, 14 .' Syd Jensen. Earl Kelly, Ed Virgin, Earl Betourne, janet Pierson, Diane Ealkenhan. Donna B-fudreau, Celeste Vfielifko, Amber Mtfxrthy. Judy Robbins. Darlene Bond. ff 0 ll A famous fairy tale came to life when the Drama Club and Thespians presented a three-act version of Cinderella on Thursday evening, january 10, A special childrens matinee was performed on Saturday afternoon. Although many of the cast had never had any previous dramatic experience. all of them did well in their respective parts. Celeste XY'ieliczl4o had the title role, and Syd Jensen was her prince charming. Diane Eallcenhan played the stepmother. and janet Pierson and Donna Kay Boudreau were the stepsisters. Earl Kelly was Roland. attendant to the prince, and Judy Robbins was Felicia, a lady of the court, who helped the prince and Roland. Amber McArthy played the fairy godmother. A comic touch was provided by Gary Betourne and Ed Virgin, who as Galafron and Curdkin, conspired against the prince. Darlene Bond took the part of the queen mother. Eugene Lockwood was the court herald, and j. B. Pence, as the court page, carried the queens train and, later, the famous slipper. Miss Stelter directed the play. s Q3 . 1 U up: X5 it , Q, Q f 1 T x I .-vu' - C1 5,728 ' Q ,IF I-ct's sit this one out. Look at thme PL-psmdent smiles' 7 767 ' f H awe ZZ . Grand March ' 145 Ile ance My! aren't we happy! Crowded. 1sn't it? hd 7 'f'z ff ,gig NO HOME FOOTBALL GAME WAS COM- plete without our marching band and the color guard, drum majorette, baton twirlers, and flag twirlers. In their red uniforms they were a colorful group as they played for pre-game ceremonies and performed in half-time shows. BRADLEY HIGH SCHOOL BAND under the dirertion of JAMES BAKER ii' 1 , B. R 9k 9 9 r-,ew 5 .4 ,Q 1 Q. ., ,Q W1 .-iv ' .A ,ph .W . nav . 11' K- 'U '-x -N- 'Sufi A r -. . W Fifi! mug lefl 10 Hgh! Kun righzjx Clarinets+Barbara Stopher. Darlene Enniss. Catherine NX'olxen, Semnd rouu' Clarinetsgjudy Robbins. james Corbett. Norma Vaughan. Trumpets-Earl Kelly. Gary Betourne, Pat Thiem. Third mn: Clarinets-Crystal Langlois. Dave Hensley. Paul Swinfordg Trumpets-Randall Sorenson, Stanley Koplinski. Bill Lemna. Eugene Lockwood. Fwnlla mu: Trumpets-Dave Lunsford. Robert Scott. Robert Salisbury. Ed Moersch. Dave Reedy. Larry Davis. jack Haleg Tympani-Telka Andrewsg GlockenspielvGloria McQuillin1 Bass Sousaphone4Donna Means. Fiflh muy' Maiorette-Linda Stoltz. Baton Twirlers-Celeste XX'ieliczko. Brenda Dubble. Evelyn Bean, Pat Taggart. Peggy Kingg Color GuardfMarilyn Bass. Judy jepsen. Saundra Stearns. Marcia johnsong Director-Mr. Baker. The BRADLEY-BOURBONNAIS COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL BAND under the direction of Mr. Baker plays at all home athletic contests. This year they also participated in the Corn Festival at Morris and the Northwestern Uni- versity Band Festival, and they played when Vice President and Mrs. Richard Nixon visited Kankakee. They also took part in several parades. As a concert group they gavefa spring concert and play at baccalaureate and commencement. The band provides an outlet for those interested in instrumental music, stimulates a well-rounded music program in the school curriculum. Causes students to be aware of some of the more valuable lifetime experiences, and enables them to learn to enjoy all types of music. It provides instruction for the students interested in music as a vocation or avocation. It gives individuals and small groups experience in solo and ensemble playing. f Firrl row, left to right fan leftj: Clarinets-Sarah Bentley. Martha Shaw, Paula Naas. Serwzd mu: Saxophones-Lee Ann Rodgers. jerry Dressler. Brent Stater. Harry Hoesli. Ed Stricklanclg Horn- Karen Wright. Third rout: Trombones-Roger Barwegen. Selden Marquart. Ed Virgin. jon English: Bass Clarinet-jack Hensleyg Baritone-Danny Robertson: Bass Saxophone-Ken Buser, Fourtlf wuz- Flag Twirlers-Connie Chaplinski. Pat XY'alters. Carol Davidson, Pam Metz. Alice Adams, Bonnie Fellerg Drums-Wfayne Bute. Dirk Cook, joan W'ilsoni 'lim Quaintance, Bill Maier. Noel Goudreau. Loren Buser. aaa -amz A boy or girl participating in band has the experience of being an integral part of a group and of learning that their own position in the group is deter- mined by their own individual efforts. In this way they learn to be democratic and to take their place in our present day society. The band also provides entertainment for the public and acts as a public relations agent for our school. Band captain is Darel Grothaus, Bill Maier is drum sergeant, and Linda Stoltz is majorette. Baton Twirlers A new addition to the Ba- ton twirlers this year is five year old KRISTY BAKER daughter of the Bradley Band director, james Baker. Kristy is the Baton Twirl- ers' mascot and Solo Twirler also. Peggy King Pat Taggart Evelyn Bean Linda Stoltz Thais Swain Brenda Dubble Celeste Wieliczko Bradley High Steppers Pat Walters Pam Metz Bonnie Feller Alice Adams Carol Davidson Connie Chaplinsl-c Bradley Flag Swingers Flag Twirlers LINDA STOLTZ Bradley High Sfbool Drum Majorelle and Champion Baton Twirler. x gn-----n. X51 1:--M b aa, x . Q- '-'O n T 'q 'Nh- cz--.-Q '5 X GG- 1' Ci--1.4 XA +4 GC--f-A' ' cle! R1g.,ht Kathy Robertson Cyluna ML uxllm Annetta iagorxkc Mars Thalankcr Karen Vlrlght S0013 Tohvms Mirtlu bluan Edlth oplm due I. 'i.. Rlght Eduard Qtmklmd Mr Baker Darn! bmthaux B1lIMmr Ken Buscr Iohn Manx hi 0-H 07 an 96' '-4 99 91 1 93, -In arp 35 4 I qv' Fw! one L.alNIont.agnc Darlene lnnrss Lrnda Sttnkuxatz Edath or lm Martha Sloan lxathx Robertson Darlene Bond Str nd n za Paula Byrne Sharon Current Tckla Andrews Kam Hcrl Renee Goudreau Derma Forbus Marx Malakoxach Tlvz d za Annetta Qagorskc Iudx XX rlson ludx Robbrns lackre Malls Lancla Qtoltz Sharon Balthazar F 141117 v u Ranch Sorenson Gan Betourne Qelclen Marquart Tex Patterson Qtmley Kotlrnskr 1' fly , Kenny Buser Tom XXlEl1LZlCO Raw Longtan Dannx Robertson lerrx Sakes Daxe Lunsford Mrxed Chorus as a srngrng group of boys and grrls whrch grves Thanksgrvmg and Chrrstmas assembly programs and a sprrng concert They also sang at baccalaureate and commencement exercrses and partrcapate an state sponsored musrc contests The group provrdes an outlet for those who are talented wrth good srngrng xorces and who lrke choral musrc It enrrches the lrves of those partlcrpatlng by grvrng new and varred experrences through choral srngmg It teaches a student actrvrtres vthrch can be carrled on rn later lrfe 476 I T -3 , 7 a-,, A Ll A ,S 'R fi, ' ., -A 2 -Qu- X srl? - U .K Z! , , 5 W 1 ,Q Sf' - ' 'Z X , v. K . It f .L.. 1, N ' l rf 4- he Q ' 1' lt Q ' 2 2 to .1 I A .A , -K al' . ,, ' ' . , i a I , 3 I 1 s '2 a, - 4 1 A K ' 3 w ' X --v . F' H. ft '? ' K 1 Q ' I . I K , ' s I . 5 L aa G 5 4- ' ' ,LL ,. s. v .L 4 ' 7 ,- '1 Ik 1 5 K , t . A R Y g,. A 5 g l r ' I vw . 7 . .IM r - fi' wzzx' J f '. ' A 3 ' ft ' '. ' ,I V . a - . 1 . 'x I' . ' . 'fa 'ff : 4 A ' . .L a Q . ' 4 ' I . ' ' t . 4 , Q V' L . 1 an .' .' ' . '. V 1' 'I , i 1, ' Q I - ' ' N ' X L ,. - U , Y 0 I. . I, ' . l C I, . - ' . I 2 . c 1 1' W4 . ', 'ft 'ou 3 1' . I V , l 7 , , , . , . . Y . , , , . . W. I EL EJ f V ,M-s. cr. 1: , ., Q srl. ,Q 'af'- A Ur I .. ' . ,. N Q A ' 1 ef '- vb Q CA lf. -1 'P ff. X . -A, 1 Q Q 43 ..4 1 ns I L t L .. ,-, , t I' 'fi 51 0? .i at t- -if ' V Ai: P Q i -vu-v fibre, Firrz wuz' Florence Douglass. Gloria McQuillin. Lois Nees. Becky Swearengen. Carol Martin. Sherry Finefield. Semrzd mu: Marcia johnson. Sonya Toliuszis. Donna Perry. Pat Thiem, Vickie Adams. Carol Davidson. Tlrmz' mu: Barbara XY'ilkins. Diana NX'1lliams. Judy -Iepsen. Janice Wright. Karen Wfright, Ruth Eby. Mary Thalaclcer. Fourlh mu: Al Robbins. Bob Scott. Darel Grothaus. Keith Rantz. Bill Maier. Loren Buser. Fifth mu: Armand Paris. -lohn Marth, Brute Reeves. Ron Nees. Dave Reedy. Ed Moersch. The organization furnishes members for a girls' chorus. a boys' chorus. two girls' octets, and boys' quartet. Mr. Baker is the director of all these groups. ,J ,ff l -J if , I 5-A' Y 1 I09 ,emu TWO BITS . . . FOUR BITS . . . SIX BITS . . . a dollar . . . all for Bradley, stand up and holler! So went the yell. We had teams to yell about, too. Con- ference champions in basketball and co-champions in football, the BOILERMAKERS had enviable records in both sports. Varsity Cheerleaders MARSHA WIELICZKO MARGIE GIFFORD CAROL MARTIN JUDY WILSON JANICE WRIGHT MARY ANN MILAKOVICH Il0 .,,.1' 111 A v f1'9 '5n .d 9 0 I i ' 1 Q 9 i I I I 1 5 s 1 3 .,..,., Firrl row: Earl Kelly, manager, Darel Grothaus, Mel Pace. jerry Huggins. Larry Huggins. Oscar Peterson, Ed Moersch, Gary Anderson, jim Regnier. Dennie Bunnell. jerry Bires. Ronnie King. Keith Rantz. manager. Second rout: Bob Salisbury. Danny Robertson, Colin Beck, Sid johnson. john Marth. Bill Bock. Al Pechauer. Harold Emme. Nwayne Sims. Frank VC'ilson, Max Wfilliams. Bruce Reeves, Bob McCarty, jim Burch. Third faux' Larry Patterson. Dale Reedy. Al Smith. Karl Yates, Bob Wfest, Tom Latham. Charlie O'Tool, Ron Nees. Bob Pettit, Carl Eritkson. Al Robbins. Dave Reedy, Coaches jerry Lemon and Dick Samlin ' 9' With a season's record of seven wins, one loss, and one tie, the BOILER- MAKERS were co-champions in football in the Wil-Ro-Kee conference. They traveled to Pontiac for the opening game of the 1956 season and battled the Indians to a 0-0 tie in this non-conference tilt. In their first con- ference game the BRADLEYANS invaded St. Anne, but they were repulsed by the Cardinals 18-15 in the surprise upset of the schedule. At Morris the BOILERMAKERS won a non-conference game 6-0, and a Homecoming crowd saw them romp over Gilman 19-6. Next the BRADLEYANS defeated St. Patrick Central, the other leading conference contender, by a score of 19-0. Next the team visited Crete to win 15-0, and the following week they journeyed to Momence to win 13-7 late in the fourth quarter. They won 13-0 over Central in the final conference game. In the last game of the season against non-conference Wilmington the BOILERMAKERS came through again, with a score of 20-19. Ronnie King leads his no-captain jim Regnicr .iround right Q-nd in thu Bradley-Ft. Pafs game, which Bradley won 19-O. jim Rcgnicr and Ronnie King, no-i.ipt.1ins fur 1955-Vi fnorhiill squiul, .irc Kuctting inwruqtinns from their mach, Jerry Lcnwn. IT' N is . f9o A , .,,t, f- L 1 W v wif I' , f - an. - D lf, JIM REGNIER RONNIE KING BOB MCCARTY Halfback I-Ialfback Tackle ' 7 SEASON FOOTBALL STATISTICS Bradley-Bourbomzair Opponentx Total yards gained ,......,................ 1,830 1,499 Yards gained rushing ....... ......, 1 ,449 1,275 Yards gained passing ...,...... ..,. 3 81 224 Punting average in yards .,.,... 31.1 28.5 Yards lost by penalties ....,,.. .... 3 51 382 Fumbles ..............................,.. 21 24 Enemy fumbles recovered ..... 16 11 Passes intercepted ................ . 14 4 First downs ........,.............. , 83 75 Points scored ...... .,,, 1 16 50 DAVE REEDY CHARLIE O'TOOI. OSCAR PETERSON Fullback End Guard L Adu . L Q-- f 'i I I BILL BOCK GARY ANDERSON DAREL GROTHAL3 Tackle Guard Quarterback INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rllfbiflg Pairing Smrizzg Att. Yds. Ave. Att. Comp. Inc. Int. Yds. TD TD PAT RCgr1iC1' .....,.. ....... I 02 530 5.2 16 1 14 1 18 7 4 King .....,......... .... 8 6 389 4.5 Dave Reedy .,......., 79 261 3.3 12 4 7 1 133 3 Dale Reedy ..... 53 205 3.8 11 6 3 2 213 1 B6Ck .......... 3 6 2.0 Bunnell ..... Pace ......... 11 23 2.0 Grothaus .. 10 17 1.7 4 1 3 17 I. Huggins 3 9 3.0 L. Huggins 7 9 1.2 Robertson .. 3 JOHN MARTI-I ED MOERSCI-I BRI-:CE REEVES Tackle Guard EDCI aa-1' I uni., 3 f 5 r v - I Fifi! raw: Selden Marquart, Jerry Reedy. Gary Dayhoff. Gordon Hammond, Ed Virgin, Gary Rice, Richard Learned, jon English, David Hensley. Serond row: Robert Hayhurst, Dick Emerson, Chuck Pangle, Richard Trout, Denny Glassford, Daryl Nielson, Steve Crews, Roy Stearns. Bill Scivally, Duane Styck, Jerry Dressler. Art Watt. Third muy' Teddy Gulczynski, manage-rg Bert Nafziger, coach: Murray Charbonneau. Porter Latham, Dan Dionne. Mike Arseneau. Charles Stinett, Mark Mathews, john Eby, Tom Piatt. Mike Rehmer. Mel Case. Ed Tunks. jim LaGesse. Ed Strickland, Larry Coppotelli, Tom Harris. Keith Cromwell. john Thaden. manager, Robert Mieure, coach. - 7 The Freshman-Sophomore football team played against Pontiac, Morris, Momence, Crete, and Wilmington in games held just prior to the varsity meets. Of these games they lost three and tied two. From the squad also came the Freshman team which Played six games, losing five and winning one. Jl 1046 Sz. P Scrimmage- We-una Nobody's following you! Latham totes the ball 1 !x wg-1-Q :RV 'Q' 1 A,,,...,W-W- '4 Q , 'i' si sr if Fm! witty' Managers Xlfayne Simms. Pat Scliultv. Bill Bo-ck. Earl Kelly. Coath Bob Mieure. Sewnid :ang Harold Emme. Don Robartls. -lerry Sikes. Bob Prince. lfiuink Vfilson. Max XX'illiams. Bob MtC.irthy. Larry Huggins. Bob Pettit. -lerry Huggins. Bob Mulligan. Al Robbins. Dennis Bunnell. C.iri'oll Olixer. Mel Pate. Noel Goudre.1u.Dick Dunbar. Coach Bert Nafziger. 7 ?5 7 Wd- Za- Kee The BOILERMAKERS won 18 basketball games and lost 6 of the 24 they played before they entered the Regional Tournament at Kankakee. They won the XY'il-Ro-Kee conference championship in 11 games and then went on to win the twelfth against Gilman. They were the first team to end the season without a loss in the conference. They also won the Bradley Invitational Tournament. All losses were in non-conference play. The BOILERMAKERS lost to Bloom of Chicago Heights in their opening game of the season, to Danville, to Quincy and Robinson in the Centralia Holiday Tournament. to Quincy again on the latter's floor, and to XVatseka in their last scheduled game. They won four non-conference games, defeating their traditional rival, Kan- kakee, and also Morris, Canton, and Peotone, and they defeated Braidwood and Wfoodland in the Bradley Tournament. ln the Regional Tournament at Kankakee the BOILERMAKERS defeated Momence 76-55. and they lost to Central 50-5 5. , l ' 1 . ' BQ Mba pqkl ,dbg fQ f l . p fb'-4' : 25 '. l' 'E l 'Il '- ffi9m 'I If J, X., M, li',s Kg -. 6 'Q I? r si, A N. v' 'S ' , i In 5 K L 1 N Q 51 .ha , k 'Y X-.... 5' I -'x A swf' N 1 R l 29.1 Opponenl St. Anne Peotone ., St. Patrick Momence Central ., Gilman .. Wfatseka Robards .,...,. ...,,. Emme ...r... J. Huggins ., L. Huggins McCarty ..,,. Pettit ........ Sikes ..... Beck ...... Wilson ....,...........,..,...... Pace ,........,...,......... .,.. ,... U72 73 81 81 82 68 70 63 HAROLD EMME Center Rem!! Won Won Won Won Won Won Lost INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS BOB PETTIT Forv ard JERRY SIKES Center F G F.T, Att. Ma. Pct. Ma. Mi. Pct. P F T.P. 285 438 64 .680 386 249 550 75 .519 355 213 329 33 .685 211 210 352 -15 .471 194 92 4169 9 .700 107 151 384 16 .746 163 13 308 1 ...... 8 105 31-1 16 .628 93 31 387 11 .313 29' 15 267 4 .667 16 JERRY HIQGGINS Guard LARRY HL GGIZNS Guard 'Ki-F r - 'B 'Eb K l N at SX 1 1-19 Q 'ff 'z we ef! Ui' . 'mi' W X39 13 .49 7 -1- XC P3 6403 he :hull 5,54 Fifi! mu: Selden Murqunrt. l11.1I1LlQ.1t.'I'1 Art XY'11tt. ,l.1-,lc Childs, Mel Case. Dick Emerson. jerry Dressler. Ted Gulczynski. nmnnger, Siiwzd mu: .lim Z.1s11da. Dick Rice, Dick Trout. Steve Crews. Dennis Glassford, Daryl Nielsen. Al Petlmuer. Dale McClure. Keith Cromwell. Z eam il N,-H ,J J B Pence manager F11 fl mu Bob Haxhurst Les Benoche B11lLemna Paul Mills Dale Munroe gary Rice Larry Arnold Harry I-loesli Second 1 u Foach Samlin Garv Dayhoff Chuck Pangle Gordon Hammond, George Vfakat. Bill Scually. jon English. dm-amJ.a , as ny' 'J Fifi! wuz' Allen Smith. jim Burth. Dennis Bunnell. Gene Daxidsun. Danny Robertson. Harold Emme. Don Robards. Stexe Goudreau, Kcxin Srhultr. Bill Burk. Pat Sahultz. Colin Berk. Mike Toliuszis. Emory Xlfakat. manager. Sewnd mu: Cuath Natfigeix Selden Marquart. Earl Kelly. Buh Erirkson, jerry Huggins. Larry: Huggins. Bob Mulligan. Al Rimhhins. Terry Calxin. Kenny Posing. Kenny Brasel. Noel Cioudreau. Ed Virgin, Coach Lemon. The 1956 spring baseball season was the first under the tutelage of Coach Nafziger. The team played 15 games. Wliiting their turn, B-iffbf Ll? , :, 'W ' X411 fs. . ev- 'Q ff? Ev HQ, c 1. Frm wuz' Coach Lemon, Carol Betourne, Beverly Osenga. Bob Scott, Al Robbins. Mike Toliuszis, Tom Latham, Jim Travis, John Marth, Bob Pettit, Mel Pace, Jerry Huggins, Ed Moersch, Tekla Andrews, Jeanette Gerretse. Sandra Coty. Coach Nafziger, Second mu: Margie Gifford, Mary Milakovich. Max Williams, Clarence Schultz, Larry Johnson, Don Robards. Lynn Nichols, Bob Prince. Don Lytle, Armand Paris. Bruce Reeves, Darrel Fennell. Colin Beck. Barbara Pangle, Third row: Judy Jepsen. Janice Gulczynski, Jim LaBarge. Oscar Peterson. Adelore Prince. Gary Anderson, Larry Davis. Al Pechauer. Frank VUilson. Tom Vfieliczko. Allen Smith, Larry Patterson. Fourth faux' Thais Swain, Betty Heinze. Daryl Albers, Tom Harris, Carl Erickson, Karl Yeates, Dick Dunbar, David Dionne, Don Rosenclahl, Mel Case. Hurley Jackson, Bob XY'hite, Ken Betourne, Leta Pence. Fiflla wuz' Nancy Prince. Selden Marquart, Ed Virgin, Merlyn Ford. Dale McClure, John Mazzuchi, Charles Stinnett. Mike Rehmer. Mark Mathews. Al Linnabary, John Martin, John Thaden, Allen Hester, Bill Skinner, Bonnie Devenouges. Dokie Arvanetes. Sixlh wuz' Janis Baron, Jerry Lowey, Ted Tomaszewski. Kenny Martin, Ed Strickland. John Brown, Steve Goudreau, Harold Emme, Charles O'Tool, Bob Buser, Jim Vaughan, Fred Hasemeyer, Paul Eby, Carol Martin. The 1956 Track Team entered five triangular meets and was host to the first annual Bradley Relays and the Wil-Ro-Kee freshman-sophomore and varsity track meets. In the district meet Bob Messier placed third in the broad jump, and Clarence Schultz came in fourth in the 880-yard run. The girls shown above helped at home meets, the Bradley Relays, and the conference meets, by measuring distance in the high jump, broad jump, pole vault, discus, and shot put, and by holding the tape at the finish line in races, and by compiling and computing statistics and results. It . 3: X .taxi JIM TRAVIS DON ROBARDS ARMAXD PARIS ED MOERSCH He iffoaif through Ike air 1956 swam- 2 ' my same 'ima EVENT TIME Or DISTANCE MEET Don Lytle seconds Bfadl-Cl' Relays Seconds DIStI'ICf Bruce Reeves seconds DISUICT I Lynn Nichols seconds W1l'R0'Ke6 Cflffi Clarence Schultz 830-yafd FUD 2309.4 minutes fohffvffflff mark? Discus 10816 fear Dfsfflff john Marth Mile run 4:57 minutes Dlstfld Armand Paris Dlstflct Mike Toliuszis Mile relay 3:52 minutes A Ed Moersch W1l'RO'Kee Don Lytle I H uvlfa fine greafeyf of eafe f BRI CE REEVES DAREI. GRO'l'HAl'S 'IIM TRAVIS DON LYTLE INIEI. 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XWe the Senror Class of Nrneteen Hundred and Frfty I Deborah Charbonneau my Elyrs Presley records to sex en of Bradley Bourbonnars Communrty High School Crty of Bradley County of Kankakee State of Illrnors belng of sound mrnd and hay mg a wonderful memory do hereby declare thrs to be our last wrll and testament ARTICLE I XVe bequeath To the Faculty The grades from our semester exams to serye as shrnrng examples for the classes to come ARTICLE II Wfe bequeath To the jumors The hope for a semor trrp that vyrll take them all the vsay to Pans' Cllhnors To the Sophomores Problem of returnrng late report cards mthout paymg twenty frye cents fme to Mrss Beach To the Freshmen Our superror know ledge of the many ways to get extra hours ARTICLE III property and quahtres as follovss Leon Adams my drrty gym locker to Kenny Skube Gary Anderson my guard posrtron on the football team to Harold Morrrs Ken Anderson my herght and also my ways wrth the teachers to jerry Roberts and Dayrd Dronne Larry Barley my frghtrng abrlrty to Wayne S1ms Jerry Balthazar my bashfulness and abrhty to drrve to jerry Dayhoff Marrlyn Bass my grades to Annetta Sagorske Roger Barwegen my abrlrty to get h1t on the head to Frank Wrlson and Wayne Bute Shrrley Berner my red harr to Bonnre Feller Nancy Blekfreld my seat at the Rock rt at noon to Nancy Pr1nce B111 Bock my football Jersey to Don Robards Carol Brosseau my yob as semor class treasurer to Carol Davrdson Anthony Calabrra my abrlrty to get along wrth grrls to Gene Dawson and erry Fennell Patty Cassassa my nose to Marxe Cuttle I28 Ruth Merten and jackre Hertz Ray Cochand my abrhty to hold a part trme yob and fmd trme for dates to Jrm LeBran Srgrrd Conklrn my way wrth Mel Pace to Dons Keys oanne Conn my good sense of humor to Sandra Morrrson Donna Coy er my basketball skrll to Bob Pettrt Eyelyn DeLonaxs my abxllty to run dovsn to lunch lme wrthout gettrng caught to Shirley LeDuke Roland Duchene all my wrsecracks to Adelore Pr1nce and Jack Hale Ruth Eby my blue suede shoes to Brllre Caralcer Karmen Ford my brass knuckles to Karl Yeates oseph Gurstr my unlrmlted mental abrhtres to ames Vrckery and ohn Small Rrchard Gurstl my front seat rn chemrstry class to Rrchard Doud and Dayrd Lundmark Renee Goudreau all my scycnth hours to oyce Reed and Monrca Landry Thompson ane Hester my abrhty to get ltxclced out of cryrcs class to Sandy Coty and Becky Svy earengen Ronn1e Hrll my Jump shot to Terry Pratt Len Hrsel my school books to Larry Patterson Syd ensen my abrhty to get along wrth teachers to Steve LaGesse and Gerald Brres Marcra ohnson my place rn color guard to Pat McGrath Edrth joplm my herght to Betty Hemze and janrce Gulczynskr Peggy Krng my twrrlmg abrllty to Myrna HHIIIS Ronn1e Krng my herght to Daryl Bertrand and Ken Brasel Marrlyn Krrchner my freckles to Margre Grfford and Joyce Knecht Robert Krrk my way wrth a certam grrl to Danny Robertson rm LaBarge my abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Zum merman to Tom Brrckle and Carl Errckson 0 'U ' , ' I , ' ' , I, , 7 , ' ' , , ' ' LJ , ' 1 Q u I, I , I I . I, , ' ' ' ' :Q 1 - I, , V V I , ' t . . . U A A I, , Y V t ' Ll. ' J Y. V. . . Y . , J . ' ' I, . . .. Q . . V K ' ' ' ' I, , , , ,, J , We, the following characters, bequeath our personal LD21ff1 Gfothausv ml' Place in SPFSCIT Contest fo Chuck I9 a I Y ' I'J V V U l V , V' V l V. F l ' I, l ' , ' ' - It r ' . . ' 1, ' , 1 . I . . . . . . U 1, J , ' ' ' I, , . . . . A ' U I, I , 1, ' , . ' I, , . . . I, I , ' If A 1 U 'D H I7 U l , Q I, ' , ' . I, ' ' , l ' I7 , ' . I . y L . , . . . I, . , . . . . y J . LJ. , .. . I . - In 2 . ' . . ' rm Laxender my abrhty to dance to Herman Cash and Larry Dans Ray Longtm my smgmg abrllty to Al Robbms Daud Lundmark my waxy harr to Bob Vlfest and Rrchard Dunbar B1llMarer all my old glrl frrends to Drck Pralrre 1m Mayors my extra credlt to Bob Wfhlte ohn Marth my tonslls to Denny Bunnell Robert McCarty my abrhty to get along wrth Coach Bert to Colln Beck Sharon McQu1ll1n my long harr to ohn Conn and janet Petko Donna Means my dramond rmg to Krtty Duyall Eyelyn Meyers my werght to Carol Martln and Alrce Adams ackre M1lls my short halr to Carol Owen and Mary Nrcholson Ed Moersch my last years Moersch mobrle to Pam Metz Lmda Morrxs my henght to Connle Chaplmskr and Barbara Estelle Rrta Murphy my love for cmcs to Barbara Prtman and Carole Talbot Paula Naas my seat n Shorthand II class to Momca Boudreau Ron Nees my slrm physrque to Asa Randall Charlre O Tool my love for a good wrld party to jack Hauersperger Lors Palmer my marden name Harmon to Flossre Douglass Armand Parrs my broken tennrs racket to Gary Peeler Annette Pelt1er all my art supplres to jams Baron Oscar Peterson my football number to Bob Salrsbury and Bob Mullrgan Kenny Posmg all of my baseball talents to Noel Goudreau Bob Prrnce to Melvrn Owen and jrm Thompson my good trmes on New Year s Eve and other holrdays Wayne Rantz my mechamcal abrhty to Ken Skube Tom Ray my ab1l1ty to drne to Ken Buser Daxe Reedy my assets to my junror partner Dale Reedv Bruce Reeves my way wrth grrls to Frank Ovnrch rm Regmer my abrhty to get along wxth all grrls to the Huggms twms rm Roberts my short lens to Harold Emme Clarence Schultz my track abnlrty to Ronald Merrrlat Pat Schultz my abrlrty to skip school and get away wrth rt to Tom Stark erry Slkes my ab1l1ty to play basketball rn office practrce and all of my Dr Crane artrcles to erry H ggms Betty Srsney my red harr to Bonnre Deyenouges and Lnnda Smxth Lourse Sommer my rnnocent looks and gurlty ways to Nancy Wrlkms Saundra Stearns my posrtron m the color guard carry mg the school flag to Judy epsen or Eclrth Nrchols Barbara Stopher my sense of humor to Marlene Rrce and Darlene Ennrss Robert Swmford my Income tax to Paul Eby Pat Taggart my twrrllng abrllty to Brenda Dubble and Thars Swann Mary Thalacker my Dr Crane artrcles from Famlly Lrvrng to Rosle Regmer Phylhs Thorn my loye for cmcs to Carolyn Scryally and Deanna Remrche Emory Wakat my book of trlg to rm Burch and Mlke Petrt Pat Walters my shyness to Sandra Yeates and Penny Rehmer Walt Watt my loye for wrld partres to Tom Latham and jack Hensley Tom Wrelrczko my great knowledge of natural scrence to Bob Scott and Bull Kennedy Pat WllKlHS my shyness to Pat Tlntarr and Connle Prymula udy Wrlson my cheermg abrlrty to Bev Schuh and Dokne Arvanetes Hrlary Wxtt my common sense rn drrvmg to Lanny Hel janrce Wr1ght my halo to Mary Ann Mrlakovrch Karen Wrrght my abrhty to sneak mto band after the bell rmgs to Glorra McQu1llm Phylhs Wrrght my glasses to Carol Neff and Judy Atklnson In WITNESS WHEREOF we have herewlth afflxed our seal thrs twenty erghth day of May ln the year of our Lord nrneteen hundred and fifty seven SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 I29 J. 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Tomorroxx May 77 Igraduate from hrgh school The trme sure xxent fast I xx as just thrnkrng ab rut my fclloxx classmates and xxhat they xxould lc lrke rt xxt xxere to h xe a reunron rn SU years I trnt rm agrne Oh xxell I so sleepy anyhoxx that I can hardly keep my eycs open Just about exerybody rn the class of 57 rs here' Sax theres PAT TACC ART and PECCX KINCI haxent seen them rn coins age They haxe opened up an Eskre Mo Txxrrlrng School Tusk 1 Txxrrl Instrtute One lesson rs entrtled Txxrrlrng Tusks on the Trps of of X 4 ur Prnk es They are talkrng to EVELYN DELONAIS vxho rs tryrng to sell them one of her do rt xourself Voodoo Krts What do you knoxx' Oxer there rs Senator BOB Strckx SWINFORD and hes tryrng to convrnce someone that the senate should pass a brll to legalrze Natronal Frngcr Boxxl Vlfeek I see hes talkrng to SID JOHINSOXI prcsr dent of Vaselrne College xx here vou just slrp through Over there rs a httle group talkrng Lets see there rs BARGE RAX s tellrng them that he qurt as the exetu troner at Statcsxrlle Seems that RAY just couldnt get the hang of rt JIM xx ho operates an elderly ladres home rs lrstenrng to OSCAR xxho rs trxrng to sell a bottle of Prckled Puss the rngredrents of xx hrch are one dead cat soaked rn xrnegar As usual BRUCE REEVES a xxell knovxn explorer ls surrounded by grrls askrng for more facts about hrs latest book Pmkr I Hare Krmun GARH ANDERSOIN rs shoxxrng everyone hrs latest parntrng The Moanrng, Lrsa EDITH JOPLIN and TONY CAL ABRIA are rn deep conversatron over therr latest busrness deal TONY rs a chrmney sxxeep for the JOPLIN gas and orl company Part of the entertarnment at thrs gatherrng rs furnrshed by BILL MAIER xxho rs the chref drummer xxrth the Monkey Mambo Bongo Band ED MOERSCH and RAY COCHAND are standrng close to the band shakrng the monkeys tarls ED rs the presrdent of the Meadoxx vrevx Park Taxr and Tour Company RAY rs assocrated wrth a factory that manufacturers muzzles for muscular dogs BARB STOPHER seems to be restrng on one of the allrgator couches she reparrs at her upholstery shop DEBORAH CHARBONNEAU rs entertarnrng the group vxrth one of her Mambo Jambo dances she teaches the Mambo at Arthur Murray s Over rn the corner SIGRID CONKLIN who makes No Doze Tablets, rs tryrng to xnake up CAROL BROS l30 COYER xx ho rs a model rn JIM LAVENDERS Ladres Apparel Shop rs helprng rewrve CAROL ROLAND DUCHENE and DICK PRAIRIE just xxalked rn together ROLAND rs grounds keeper at the KKK state hosprtal DICK brlls hrmself as Sabu the Elephant Boy LEN HISEL County Superrntendent of Schools tryrng to persuade ROIX KIING foffensrve center for the Greenbay Packersj to come back to BBCHS and coach JACK MILLS xxho rs a taxr drrver just left the party to go and prck up MARILYN KIRCHNER dran of the crty dump JAINICE XVRIGH rnterpretatrxe dancer rs rnterpretrng a fexx musrc of OTOOLs Orthopedrc Orchestra drrectrng the conglomeratron and theres playrng the prccolo and JIM ROBERTS fiddle KAREIN XVRIGHT xxho rs an emrnent xxho rs custo T xxho rs an dances to the CHARLIE rs BILL BOCK on the bass Russian com poser rs askrng the orchestra to play a fexx of her latest song hrts such as Srberran Sunset Let s Bomb It L p Wake the Toxxn and Krll the People and The Mutual Ammunrtron Socrety LARRX BAILEX a professronal horse shoe prtcher rs demonstratrng hrs skrll to a fexx f the people By the xx ay LARRX uses horse shoes xxrth the horses strll on them HILARY WITT just dropped rn to vrsrt for a xxhrle I-IILARY operates the non stop Alterf Warner Brrdge subxx ay DONNA MEANS rs tryrng to make a deal xxrth HILARY to shrp some of her meatballs out to Warner Brrdge DONNA produces Mother Means Marvelous Meatballs for Mrserable Marrred Men JIM MAJORS Boy Spot Weldrng Krng rs laughrng about somethrng xnrth ROGER BARWEGAN ROGER burlds strong mus cles and sells them to hrs frrends I see KEN ANDERSON over there he rs strll at BBCHS teachrng modern dance to the grrls P E classes LEON ADAMS rs over rn a corner grrnnrng lrke a Cheshrre cat LEON rs happrly marrred and lrves rn the second story over a vacant lot JANE HESTER wasnt able to make the reunron she rs strll over rn Afrrca search rng for the lost Ubangr trrbe ARMAND PARIS Bradley polrce chref rs tryrng to prn somethrng on BOB MC CARTY BOB rs the boss of Macs Mangy Monsters the gang that s been terrorrzrng Meadovxvrexw Park Rrght now ARMAND rs only chasrng BOB across the floor all he wants rs just the facts D JERRY SIKES rs demonstratrng hrs nevx cure for people who chew therr toenarls Tryrng to Out sell JERRY rs JIM REGNIER who sells lawn mowers rn Haw arr He s mamblrng something about grass skrrts PAT WALTERS who writes brographres rs wrrtrng one about CHARLES SCHULTZ famous flower grower CLANCY just won a prrze for hrs pampered pastel petunras Good ole EM WAKAT and JLDY WILSON are strll at rt after all these years They play opposite rn Shakes peares Romeo and flfflfl Whats this? EM rs plawrng Julret and JUDY rs playrng Romeo' RUTH EBY just stepped on the stage She models bathing surts for Junror Achrevement calendars WALTER WATT rs the next entertainer he sings the sob sob blues rn the Chez Parrs Hrs latest big hrt rs Oh Watt a Beautiful Mourning The next person that rs slated to entertam at our reunron rs TOM WIELIC7KO TOM can currently be seen rn movre that rs a sequel to Gone zz 1117 the Wind entrtled Sie Bleu Tlmt n Wfay Speaking of entertainers RITA MURPHY rs now srngrng rn the Metropolrtan Opera and MARY Steamv THALACKER has a nrght club act called Srt and Steam wrth Steamv ANNETTE PELTIER rs on the refreshment committee She s servrng przza the way she drd when she frrst opened her przza palace rn Lower Slobbovra 25 years ago KAR MEN FORD rs frllrng up on przza and lettrng WAYNE the middle of the Mojave Desert WAYNE rs the founder of BPC PCPA or the Berry prckrn Chrcken Pluckrn Cotton Prckers Anonymous Speaking of names JOANNF CONN rs wrrtrng poetry under the pen name of Author Unknown She must be doing well for Ive seen a lot of her poems RON HILL just gave SYD JENSEN a traffrc trcket for drrvrng hrs space shrp too fast RON rs an rnter planetary traffic engineer SYD rs manufacturrng glass slrppers rn the hopes that someday hell frnd Cinderella Whrle were on the subject of law enforcement I found out that MARCIA JOHNSON rs a detective rn Los An geles Shes known to the underworld as Tuesday BOB KIRK rs grvrng a bull frghtrng demonstration BOB rs a matador rn Mexrco and DAVE LUNSFORD rarses the bulls for hrm It looks as though SHARON MCQUILLIIN and LINDA MORRIS are rn a corner talkrng over busmess problems I guess SHARON rs afrard that wrth a new cure for bald headedness rnvented by PHYLLIS WRIGHT she may be forced out of the wrg busmess LINDA rs havrng trouble keeping salt rn the saltshaker You see she rs vrce presrdent rn charge of table No 9 at Walgreens The GUISTI brothers JOE and RICH are tourmg the world wrth therr medrcrne show Gurstrs Grsmos for Grayrng Grandmothers NANCY BLEKFELD owner of Blekfelds Blrmps rs helprng her test prlot PAT SCI-IULTZ rnflate one of her model blrmps We have a lot of classmates who become authors For rnstance LOIS HARMON emrnent chrld psychologist who has just frnrshed a book entitled Hou to Rane Chlldren urtb a Whip and Chair Included rn LOISS book rs a supplement on feeding children by EVELYN MEYERS who tastes food at Betty Crocker s While we re on the toprc of food someone told me that MARILYN BASS has gone rnto the frsh busmess Her slogan rs You can be sure rts Fishy rf rt comes from Bass SHIRLEY BERNER works for Marrlyn she removes the eyes from wall eyed prkes BOB PRINCE rs demonstratrng hrs new rnventron to DAVE REEDY BOBs rnventron rs a fountarn pen that frlls wrth water and wrrtes under rnk DAVE has a lot of responsrbrlrty rn the stock market He feeds the hogs and cattle rn the Chrcago stock yards Durrng hrs days at Bradley KEINNY POSING was a prtcher on the baseball team Now KENNY rs a top notch prtcher at the Chrcago Cream and Prtcher Co TOM RAY just stopped by for the party TOM rs a hot rod racer but hes had tough luck lately He sard My per petual motron car drove frne but then rt stopped and all because my rubber band popped SAUNDRA STEARNS has developed into qurte an athlete She won the last Olymprcs drvrsron of trddlywrnks of course she plays the game wrth man hole covers JOHN MARTH strll lrves on the farm where he rarses Goober Peas JERRY BALTHAYOR rs the U S Marble Champ Hes so good that to keep the srdes farr he uses bowlrng balls rnstead of marbles PAULA NAAS has just perfected a product for people who get water up therr noses when they go swrmmrng Its called Naass Nostrrl Numbers RENEE GOUD REAU rs sellrng some of her cookres Goudreaus Goodies PHYLLIS THORN works wrth RENEE rn makrng pastry products PHYLLIS has her own specral favorrte called chocolate cookres wrth lrttle whrte stuff stuck between them BETTY SISNEY rs presrdent of the Natronal Embalm rng School Her slogan rs You krll em we chrll em LOUISE SOMMER and PAT WILKINS are BETTYS assrstants They were sayrng something about the Natronal Embalmrng School berng the last one to let you down RON NEES rs grvrng a speech on the lrfe of a bachelor RON rs presrdent of the bachelor club of Amerrca I must have dozed off You would never guess what I dreamed I thought I was at our class reunron and I Well never mrnd you wouldnt belreve rt anyway I hope I graduate tomorrow so Id better qurt and hrt the sack KAREN WRIGHT and MARY THALACKER I3I , , , , , , j , . , - . l D 7 . ' . - v , , ' ' ' , . I I 4 V , A Y dv ' ' . . , V . . v. y ' ' A l ' ' , . . . v u 'rv . I , Y I . . . 1 - ' . . . . . , , RANTZ know' why he opened a tree trimming service in . . ' . . , . . , ' 'A I T s . V . . -1 , ' I 1 ' v Y' ' ' v ' ' v , T I u I? - J I , 1 U 3 y , , w a T Y ' ' ' ' Y. . . . V, .. - -1 - , ' , , ' ' ' 1 . . 7 ' On paratls Posing pretty Dun Olc BBCHSH .41 as 4' 'A i Hut 2 3 Ai! Rcutly'O lct s go If Oh, my aching bacldl W. E S rt .ff , 1fjAQlX'm My x' Wa .gm U ,q , Fw Stars of tomorrow? Merry mix-up!! Can you tan.qan?!! Expecting a caller? ' Quite a problem ,gf , f , ...W U ll l E ,ce-D S .1 ' D' A I -v 1 S,-J' 'Z fd Ar ,. Y? A v + M Bri' 1 i rfq- , 7 ff . 2 A V2 I ,v I Q w '4 -'1-..,..W Q-u-.-..- i ,J g ww-w...,,. f I , ,fi , , A f 'f '-files ve' if 3. ,er v I X-.4 '.W THE COMMUNITY SUPPORTS A SCHOOL IN MANY XWAYS, and the school, in return, serves the community. This scene symbolizes the relationship of school and community, and the pages that follow show one of the ways in which the merchants of this area support our school. Pre-Game Ceremony BRADLEY-BOURBONNAIS versus CENTRAL February 19, 1957 'WW I Complimen+s +o +he Class of '57 AMERICAN MARIETTA COMPANY From 1-he O01 N. GREENWOOD AVE., KANKAKEE ILLINOIS Class of 43 Manufacfurer of Fme Fmlshes VALDU RA Mi' ePa BELL HARDWARE WM H STEVENS Your Ho+pom+ Dealer 242 W si' J ffe y PHONE 3-48I3 M., l Z I ain enance and Decorafiv in1's ll . . U ll e e r N 3 . . - B Q 'E A J . 1 - , I f a sf ' A K. I Besi' Wishes 'ro Ihe Class of I957 FLORENCE STOVE COMPANY Kankakee Division 2207 WEST STATION STREET Kankakee Illinois FLORENCE RANGES AND HEATERS Complimenfs of TINY AND EFFIE S RESTAURANT PHONE 2 684I OPEN 700 AM TO I00 AM TINY AND EFFIE MOSS YOUR HOSTS Cakes Baked Io Order Delivered Dial 2 3324 TOLIUSZIS BAKERY 4II Wesf Broadway BRADLEY ILLINOIS R+. 54 - Kankakee, Illinois When You Wan+ Excava+ing or Hauling Call Our Number 2 5355 CHARLES CHICK DELONG Excavating Haulmg and Road Handlmg BRADLEY ILLINOIS O Be+Wsh T 8. R SUPPLY COMPANY B dl y III HECHT S Ladies Ready to Wear I7I SOUTH SCHUYLER II ll . I . I ' I ur s I es Io Ihe Class of '57 Kankakee, III. ra e, inois not hkely to see products that work behmd the When you turn Q a faucet ...flipa switch step en the gas . or do many at the ether httle things that add up te eenvenlent eeenemnzal modern hvlng chances are there s an A 0 Smith product behind the scenes OU probably recogmze some A O Smlth prod ucts llke famous Permaglas water heaters Cglass lmed to ellmlnate rustj or Permaglas home heatmg and coolmg systems They make an rmpor tant contrlbutlon to the convemence and comfort of modem llvmg I' scenes These would mclude electrlc motors Chermetlc and other types? for many appllances and tools you use at home or at work automobxle frames for safer more agxle cars plpe for the lmes that trans port natural gas and petroleum products from well Slte to you many other products for home farm and lndustry that work behmd the scenes to make Amerxca strong and prosperous C 0 R P o R A I I o N MILWAUKEE1 WISCONSIN 12 plants n New Jersey Pennsylvan a Oh c W scons n III no s Texas and Cal forn a lnternat onal D v s on M Iwaukee I W scons n I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I , . I I - - Throug research ,..a better w I' Equally important are A. O. Smith products you're S . -- - - o o ' , . . . ' ' i I i I i , l ' a i, a a, a a . ' ' ' . ' i ii i 1 i , i i Raw MJT g gf 3 50I4 WGGLY WIGG'-Y THE SPORT SHOP S 8: H GREEN STAMPS A AEM LEN MARTIN W + B d Mi R SMIETANSKI BRADLEY ILLINOIS lfl-5 I924 E + C ri' S+ 2793I BLANKENBERGS PHOTOGRAPHERS OF BRADLEYAN I43 NOr+I1 S I1 yl K kakee, III. DIAL 2-4I I7 ff ,, O ,V-1 T G -1, V-I J' O CD-S'-5.3- Y J -f j , J UE IS OUR Phone ' FIRST K THOUGHT Shop aj Save Money and -l 7 N 'N ' A - ' v e b 647 es roa waY fa ' as ou . Kankakee C U el' an WIS O b2 J E DESELM COMPANY PHILLIPS FRIDAY SCHREFFLER TASTEE FREEZE Fu e al Ho e C FG dcIMh I+ 'F57 PHONE 2 42 BRADLEY ILLINOIS an ome Lumber? CaII ur Num er -382I . .E,-.,, ., .1 Q .wv,,,,,,. N A-'I' 0 I Bradley, IIIinois C pI I' F CompIimenI's of I1 I' m I1 CI I Compllmenis of CROMWELL S CLEANERS CLOTHING DEPT Mens and Ladues Tailored Surls Complefe Lune of Mens and Boys Apparel Tailor Made Slurfs V Sfoul' Mens Deparlmenl' Sizes 46 60 AND CLOTHIERS f INN DRY CLEANING DEPT Lea'Il1er Cleamng I PI Faclory Hal' 12556 SNL I 'E sb Cleanmg Reweavlng Repairing ancl Alferahons Efflcuenl' 8 Hour .-e--4'-'ni'-,,,..f-'f' Bradley lllmols PHONE 2 4l4 Service Free Delnvery Service WILLARD CROMWELL Prop KEITH GOFFINETT Mgr Complumenls of WALL S TOY an CompIumen+s HOBBY HOUSE RYAN PHARMACI ES No. 3 Meadowview I666 W. S+a+ion 304 E. Courl' S+. I I 1 I 1 - - nF'E Speclallzmg IH Toys Games Modelcrafl' and Hobbies 'SY' I nh- I74 So. Schuyler Ave. KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS Phone 2-7924 . I . fx 'N .. r - l fc' ' -'S . . . --J x r' 5 ' PNN , e- yr, .- at - Q . - TTS? XANQXYT Xxvw ' x LJ - ' 5-X-Q:eSfx aff W ' - ' at gi Yrs X ' I I ' twigs DEQ S T .- 1 --clout ann gill-1 l fLW S P . 11'iFf'f1fTZ? 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Q is 4'-efqbf Mfwfffmw 'QV Ns-.-'ff K f' H x x .913 :kgs -3'-,5.x 3, K ,.v:?N.Qi.ig.x+b:x Q X 5. 195' Qagxbiiixxbtz-fl A gg. eg N 6 V. 45,315 K f ,f Q Q2 if ff QQ-A H Q . .se s9 xs '.s g XX 6, 6 6 Kass 2 0 fo M qgpciaxg' I In x?,e1 RQ- 'Q gxtxxs s S 'S sy-,. X'-ts' R 4 NWN, .- -4. .,s'l5'f'- 5 45 5 4' e- 1' H -e- X-S25-obix 'axis L 81 S BAIT COMPANY INC W I CI f 957 BRADLEY STATE 81 SAVINGS BANK W Id F + I Congratulations to the Class of I957 SALKELDS SPORTING GOODS S +I1S y KANKAKEE ILLINOIS CompIimen'rs of Bes+ isI1es 'Io he ass o I , . The or 's Ines Makers of Join ed Lures A I 25I ou chu Ier BURCH'S MODERN TRAILER COURT 'if ,,....... - 1-uuuuui -1 I W ,.,.- 1 I- ' o In-q '------.. Highway 54, NorI'I1 BOURBONNAIS. ILLINOIS Office and School Supplies Greefing Cards, Giffs Parfy Goods Typewrifers for RenI' and for Sale THE FRANKLIN PRESS KANKAKEE. ILLINOIS VOLKMANNS JEWELERS SINCE I872 Giffs 'For Every Occasion EHQFBVIDQ-WBTCI1 Repairing Gem SeH'ing-Jewelry Repairing VOLKMANN BUILDING KANKAKEE. ILLINOIS Comphmenfs of CompIlmen+s of HUFF AND WOLF HICKEY JEWELRY COMPANY FUNERAL HOME I27 S Schuyler Avenue CompIe+e Facuhhes 24 KANKAKEE ILLINOIS 233 Sou+h Indiana Phone 9 983 I RUDOLF EXPRESS COMPANY Dally Servuce Be+ween Chicago and Kankakee TELEPHONE KANKAKEE 3-4466 TELEPHONE CHICAGO KENWOOD 8 0300 395 Sou+h Forresf Avenue BRADLEY ILLINOIS HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Congraiulahons on a Successful Hugh School Career Besl Washes for Conhnued Success m +I1e Fufure DAVID BRADLEY MANUFACTURING WORKS For Farm Implements Known the World Over o Q o a Q i A . ., un- Nh 5 W .. 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I A'C4 ,t L- fNi 1'!ff I Besi' Wushes fo +he Class of I957 BRADLEY FROZEN FOOD LOCKER When You Thank of Flne Glffs Thank of EVAN S JEWELERS MW' Experi' Waich Repaur I Day Servlce We Are All Here +o SERVE You GOU LD S STAN DARD SERVICE Roufe 45 and Broadway Telephone 9 9I90 GREASE WASH BRAKES MINOR TUNE UP FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE We Give S 8: H Green Sfamps Compllmenfs of KENNY S KORNER SERVICE STATION 29I Sou+h Washmgfon KANKAKEE. ILLINOIS I I pf ' I ,A fm Q I I 'IE , 'id 4, 'Y I I '. 1 ,. .1 V H Q-i ,,:lV,k,i4 I o I CLYDE'S SHELL SERVICE , .5 . ,.f.xxIH.. I W as .6 Complefe Service 350 N. Vasseur BRADLEY, ILLINOIS Besi' Wishes Io fhe Class of '57 GUISS FURNITURE HIGH VALUE USED TRUCKS LECOUR'S Merchanfs Since I 859 InI'erna+ionaI Harvesfer WOMAN.S READY-To-WEAR Mm' TWCIS sHoEs-MILLINERY R+. 54 and GreneII Road and KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS ACCESSORIES PHONE 3-4424 MANCO MFG. CO. 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