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THE SENIOR CLASS
PRESENTS THE
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we dedicate THE 1952 BRAOLEYAN to the Bradley·Bour·
bonnais citizens now serving in the armed forces of our country. The sacrifices
of rbese servicemen, and thousands more like £hem, make it possible for us
to live in a nation that remains ••the land of the free:·
)AMES TOPLIFF Prnultnr
JOSEPH R. DOMINICK SurtiRT}
ROBERT MARTIN Mtmbu
board of education
S. W. EVANS Aftmbtr
EDMOND REGNIER Aft,lbtr
I
--principars message
\VIc. Jri!' ll\"mg in .10 2.gc of th~ngt. ;a.n JSt: of growth--.1nd 1lso ;a.n :age of con(usion. No one in the: world stems to h;a.H~ the lomplete .ilnswer EO chc qucst•ons in rhe mtnd) of the multitudes. What ,,u ~ the lofc of tomorrov. > How wall wc :u • pc:ople fat mto th< world pictu~? \Vhar pcople< an the world will ~ our fracods, and will son~ of them be ou.r encmic:s? C.m we, 1.s .a people, m:unt:ain or surp:a.s~ our present high stand.ards o( livins? Can we m;~int:un J democr.ttiC system of government? How may each of u11
a< an individual fit oor into the life of tomorrow?
There arc many differc:nt !U1Swers g i ve1'1 lo this question, but in all of them there is :l common element. To keep our plate in the world 3.$ ~ n1uion or as an indjvidua1 wt· must be trained. Education •) the answrr. \V/c may secure 11 in .;~.ny way that we tan or wish ro do, but it rnust be s«<ured. We as a pcople must nor just keep up with others. We must ~ leaders.
Your high school has •• ats chi<f aim the broadening our and extending of your train· ing. It is also auemp<ang ro insull an you 1 desire for knowledge and its application.
<-«~~ S. A. SMITH
Prinrtpal
JOH:-i WILLISO:-i Kans:ts Sutc Tcuhers College t-.1.S. tn Ec.lucat1Un
DORIS BEACH Galla~:hc:r S<h<l<'l of Bu<mm
School ~cnu ry
\\:'orld H1~tury. S~Ki<ll Pwl'tlems. Freshman Cbss
AGNES STELTEII University c)( Illinois a\I.S in b.luutinn
Frc:nch, Spe~ch Arts. Lihrarian. Thespians., Or:muttc; Clut-, lihr:~ry Club. French Club, junior Cl:t\S
ELIZABETH FIENE Coll<g< of Sr. Frond> A.B. in Eduution
Physjcal Educataon, AIJ.tchra, GAA. Junior Oass
WILLIAM BUTKOVICH Unl\·ecsily o( lllinc)IS B.S. in EducaCton
Phrsinl Eduutaon, Bsology. Coach1ng. Varsity Cluh. Freshmmn Class
HARRY SKAL\KY Goorj:< Puhody C"~l<~< M.A. 1n Admtnt\tutmn
Asstst.ant PunCifUI. M:uhtmatjcs, Senior Scltnlt-, Coadung. l>hySth. ~Cttnct Ouh
JOYCE CARTeR \'\1estern lllinms !)t:atr Teachers College n.~. in Education
1\.>okkeoping. Typong I. English I. News· r.1~r. S<tptnunorc Cbss
JOE JEPSON ~ort~tn tlllnoas Statt' T uchtrs Collcgt-8 .5. in Educatlc'ltl
lnJustrial Arts. Couh.ng.. Varsity Oub. Archer)• Cluh. Junonr Oass
MARION D. CANHAM Ol .. ·et College A. B. in Scit"nu:o
General Science. Chtmtstry, Scit'OC(' Cluh Sophomore Class
HAZEL CRAIN Northern Illinois State TcJcher~ Collcsc B.S. in Educauoo
Home Economtcs l. II, Ill, IV, FHA, Sc-ni•u Class
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CILI;EN SCHUT1'E E.astcrn Jlhnnis Stat~ Tc~chers Colle~ 8 S. in Edunuon
ALBf.RT HARMSTROM UntHNit)· o( llhnnls M.A on English
En~losh Ill, IV, Coli Cluh, Senior Class
T)J~Ing I. II, ~hcluh:and. Gconcr1l Business. 6u~•nt-ss ArithmetiC, Ncwspa~r. Frtshm:an Class
WILLIAM ANDERSEN LtCrossc <\u~c Tcnhcr5 Collc~c 8 ~ m Educ.aunn
tJ ~ HJ:StOr). C•vics. Economics. Sophomore Cl:a(S, Studcnl V•uncil
l'!":t ·~
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IO'>E CRI~IES Uni\•ttilt) or lllinQiS
A 6 '" ~nci.al Science English I. 11, Student On1ncil. Freshman Cl•ss
JAMES BAKER lllinou '-l.atc N"ormJI UOI\'tts&t)" B.S. '"Mustc Ecluc:mon
Band, Chotu~
RICHARD E. ARMSTRONG
Annual •: S.nd 2. ). •: Chorus 4; Mix•d Chorus 4; (Ius Play C.JI • : Clubs: Onnutic ;, Cast ); 'fhn. pi~n 4
jAMES HA>tiLTON N~spapcor -4~ Annual 4; Class Play Production }, 4: Club>: Golf 4.
ROSE KING Annual 4: Chorus I. 2, 4; Class Play Production ), Cue 4: Clubt: Dranutic I, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, }. 4: GAA I. 2, ) . 4; Pop I, 2, ; .
EDWARD SAFIRAN
Band 2. ). 4: Club>: Arch<ry 4.
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fRANCES LoWEY
Nt,.·spap« 4: Aruu.a2l 4: Chorv.s t. 2, l. 4; Mixtd Chorus I, 2; (Ius Play Cast ;, Production 4; Clubs: Onmatic 1. 2. 3, Cast ;; FHA 2, 4: GM I, 2, ). 4; Thespmu 4; P<p I, 2.
MILTON PATTENGALE
Class Offi<er 1, 2: Nt"•·spaptr }, 4; Annual 4: Baskecball I, 2. ), 4; Football I, 2. ). 4; Track 4; Chorus J, 2, 4; Mixe-d Chorus I. 2, 4: Class Play Production }, 4; Clubs: Or:am:atic 3. Cast 3: Varsity 4.
1\L\UilEEN GoOOLPHJN
(Tnnsf•r from Emporia, !Unsas): Chorus 4; Oass Pia) Cast 4: Oubo: Orsmatic 4; FHA 4.
ROBERTKUR
Club>: Arch<ry 4.
0oN8oRG
NtwJpa~r Staff 4; Annu.al StaU ). 4: Football ;, 4; Chorus 2; Clubs: Golf 4; Varsity ). 4.
CHARLES SCHULTZ
Clubs: Archery 4.
JOAN STARK
(Tnndtr from Cullom High ) .
BoaSTUO<
Concmaons Coaunitu:~, 4; Club: Arthtry.
PHYLliS ARSENEAU
(Trans(« from Sa. P•u): Annu•l Staff: Chorus 4: Mu'td Chorus 4: Cl..a..ss Play Productaon ). Ca$:1 4.
BrRTRAM LEAR
(Trtn((er frO.tn California); Annu~tl StaH 4: Class Play Production 4; Clubs: Col( 4,
JUNE B UMPUS
Oand 1, ;, 4; ChOru.$ I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus t· Class Play Production !: Clubs: Or~tmatic 1, 2, ;, Ptod~ction 4~ CM It 2. ): Pep t, 2; Thtspian 4.
HOWARO HAYES
BaS<boll M=g.r 1: Chorus I, 2: Pl•r Production 3, 4: Clubs· Droumtic 2, ), 4; Golf 4: Vars1ty I, 2, 3. 4.
RON TOUSIGNANT
"'"""'I'll'<' 4; Annu•l 4; llaJ<NII }. 4. foorb.ll 2. ). 4; Tr11ck <4: Chorus I, 2; Clubs: Ar<hery 4: VatJaty 2, 3. 4.
CARV WRIGHT
l'oo1ball J. 4; llaS<"ball 2. ), 4; Chorus 2, 4; Mixed Chotus 2, 4; Class Play Cast ). -4; Clubs: Vn.uicy 2. 3. 4.
jEROME CARON
Clubs: Dnun:ttic 3; Thespian 4,
RUTI< MILLS
(T'""''('' !rom St. Pats.): Conc~m~ns (cl.mmlnte 4: Annual ~: Class Pby Produ(1ion ), C.Jt -4~ Oubs: Or;amac•c ~. FHA 4.
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jA:O.I< ETZEL (Tnn.sr~r hom K:anlcalceoe): N'"-'Sp;tper <4: Band 2: Chorus 2~ Mi:ce.J Chorus 2; Cia» Pl.ty Produ<tion 3. 4: Clubs: FHA 2, J. 4; Pep Club 2.
OONALtl j OHNSON Choru.s 4: Mixt<l O~orus 4: Cl:1ss Pl~y Production 4: Club$: Ot11maric 4, Production 4: Ft('nth ), 4.
RICilARO WILLIAMS
Clu, Orlict-r ); Studtnt Council 2, 3: Annual 3, 4~ B•S<"NII J. 4; Basketb.ll 2; Btnd 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Clau PJar Product•on 3: Clubs: Ou.macic 3. 4, Cut }.
MARGARET OtOSK
(TratuJf.r (rom OJi,ec.): Newspaper 1: Annual 4; ChoNJ 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Play Produ<roon ). Casr 4: Club . french 3. 4.
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BARBAitA CAMERON
Student Coun<il 4; N~wspapc'r 4; Annual Staff 4; Ch«flndtr 1: Chorus 1. 2, }. 4; M1xtd Chorus 1, 2; Cia.,, Pl.ly Cnt 3: Oul»: Dr.anutic I, l, ); Play Cast }: FHA 2: GAA I, 2. 3: Ptp I, 2, }; Thi'Spi>n 4, (>lay C:m 4.
RONALO DusENBURY
Stulknt Council President ·1 ~ CI:.J~ OHiccr l; B;asc· ball I, 2. 3. 4 ; Baskctb.11l I. 2. ), 4 : football 1, 2, 3, ~~~ ·rude 1. 2. 3, 4; Mixt-d Ch(Jrus 2. 4, CIJss Play U-s,t }, 4: Clubs: V:m.jty z. }. ·~
GFRALI)I NE: \VOLVHN N~w~J)ilp<!r Sr2ff 4; Annu1al St.•U 4~ H:anc.l t, 2, 3, 4; Choru~ I , 2, ;. 4; MixN ChMu~ l , 2. 3: Clan Plr11 Productio n 3. 4. Clubo;; OrJm:atic l , 2, 3; Play Ca~t }; FHA 1, 2; GAA 1. 1-. Thc.spe:an 4.
8FVERLY RJ.y ~cw~r<~~r Sa .. ff 4; Annual SuH ·1. Chorus \ , 2, 4, M•xN Chorus 1. 1. 4: Cl.ns Pby Produni.on 3; Dram111C 1. 2: Ph.)' CJ:o;;r 3; FHA 1: G AA I, 2, ); Ptp Cluh I, l: Thcspaan 3, 4.
M ILTON U>tPHilEY
Basketball 2: Clubs: Golf 4 •
ED DAVIS
Footb•ll 3, 4; B1nd I, 2. ~. 4: Clubs; Ar<h<ry 4•
Van.i1y " ·
RONALD GAGNON
Clubs: Golf 4.
J OHN H ENDERSON S<ud<nt Council 4 ; lbS<"ball 4: Oukttb•ll 2, 4 : FOOl· ball J. 4: lbtld l. J: Chorus 4; Clau Pr.y C... J: Produ«i<x'l 4 : Clubs: Onmatic 2, )~ Fr~nch ;}, .f; Thnpi2tt • · Pb.y Gut 3. 4, Varsity 3. 4.
BARBARA VADEBoNCOEUR N~sp3ptr ~: Annual 4; Otttdndt>t 2, •: Chorus 1, l, ), ~; ~llxed Chorus I, 2; Class Play WI ); Ouhs: Onmauc I. 2. ), Cas! ), 4; FHA 2; CAA I, 2, 3; Th<spi•ns 4; Ptp I, 2. 3.
jAMES TOPLIFF llascboll 3. 4; S.Sketboll· 3, 4; Poooball 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3. 4; Clus Ploy C.st 4; Clubs: Ar(hery 4; Dram:Hk 3, 4, Cast ~i Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4.
A UDREY MILLS
(Tnmslcr from St. Pau.); Ntwspaptr oi: Annual 4: Clm Pl•y CaSI 3; Chorus 4; Clubs: FHA 4.
ELEANOR NELSON NtW)plptT 4: Ao.nual 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Oorus 1, 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Class Play Productioo ): Oubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4, Cast 3: frtO<b ); Ptp I, 2; CAA I, 2, 3.
MICHAEL McCoY
B•J<b.ll 2. B•slc<tlull MJ;r. 3; f""'ball Mp. 3; T r.uk Mr.r. 2, 3; Chorus I, 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 1. l, 4; Clubs: D ramatic 4; Varsity 2. ), 4 .
MARILYN PECHAUER
Newspaper 4: Annu:al 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chon•~ 1. 3; Cl~s.s Play Production ), Cast 4; Clubs: Ornmatic I, 2, 3. 4; Cast 3. Production 4: FHA 2; GAA I, 2, 3. 4; Pep I, 2, 3.
DA VII) HOLCOMB (Tramlcr from Concord, Montan11)~ Baskttball 4; Club: Oram2tic 4.
loiS RANTZ
Nt>•"lp.a~ 4: Annu.al 4: Band l', l. • : Chorus I, 2, 3. ~. Moxed Chona ~; Cl•ss Pby Produ«ion 3. 4; Clubs. Onnutic J; FHA 2; CAA 1, 2: P<p l, 2.
JACKII A)IIOT
Ch.)1. OU~e~r 4, N~·$-pa.pn -i, Annual ·1 ~ Chorus 2: Clu" Play Cut 3. 4: Oubs: Dnuna&•t I. 2. 3~ U.st ~ : filA ! , } - 4; GAA t , 2 Pe-p I, ~- ;, Thc:<ip1ans 4.
CONNIE W IESE
Choru~ 2, ;, 4; Cla.ss Pia)' Prlkluct•on ), 4; Clubs: O(am:uic l, 2. }; FHA 2. 3. 4, GAA 1, 2, 3; Ptp I, 2, 3.
DON !loRN
roorh.ll J. 4; Tr>dc 2. l. 4; Club, Coif ·I
SAlA !loRN
(TnM(e-r from S~ jOSC"ph Smunuy), AnnU11 4; Q;a,~ Pia, Cast 4; Clubs: OtatmtiC 4, GAA 3 • .f; Ptp J.
Dour-: LECLAIR t\~<~ptr 4; Annw.l 4 Chona\ I ! . .S, .t; MixN Ct"•ru\ l , Clus Pia)' Produ~.:.uoo }, 4, Clubs; Dumalit 1~ FHA l. >. -1; GAA I, 2. ) . 4: Pt<p 1, 2.
Gl RAI" L.,GESSE tlnstball 4; fombo~U 3. 4; Tr.,lk l, ), 4: 0'10rus 2. 4; Moen! Chorus 2. t1; C1.1 .. s Play C"'st \; Pro<lunion 4; ChaM: V;~rsit)' 2. 3, ·t
DosNA \'(/rNo ... L Nt'\\,r!lper -i; Annual •t; U.and :z. ), •1; Chorus l, l, ). •1: .Mbcr-tl Chon.1!i 1, 2. 4: Mu~ic Accornpanist I, 2. j, ·•: Cb~s Pby Produuion ); Clubs: Dr.unati(: I. 2; Pt()t.ft.IUIOn 1. ;: Fu:nch ), (iAA I, 2~ Pep l. 2; 'rht'ip•;~ns }. 4.
jOAN SMALL
NC"'~p.Jpc-r 2: Annu.al 4: Chotu.) 1. 2; ~hxN Chc>tui. I. l; Cbss Play Prod\KOc,._ J , Cluhs~ Dunuuc 2, ;. 4, FHA I. 2; GAA I 2 P<p I 2 ;, Th<So r1.1n 4
MARILYN KERR Class Offittr 2, 1: Studtnt Council Member l; Newspaptr t. 2, ), .C; AnnuAl ), 4: Chorus 1, 2, ), 4: Clm Ploy Ctit ~. 4: Clubs: o..,.,;c I, Cast }, 4: FHA 2, ), 4, Frm<h I, 2; CAA I, 4; Pop I, 2, ); Sp«<h Conlt>< I, 2, ), 4: Thospians 2, ;, 4.
SHIRLEY PETitOWSKI Newspape-r 2, ), Editor 4: Annual 4~ <:Mttlt<ldtr 1, 2, ), 4: Chorus I, 2, ;, 4; Mix«! Chorus I, 2: Clan Play Ca$:t 3: C1ubs: Dnm~tjc 1, 2, 3, Ca.st l, .C; FHA 2. ), 4; CAA I, 2, 3: Ptp 1, 2, }; Thespi2n.s 4.
LEON MARLAIRE
Cia» Of(icrr .4: Studt'nt Council -4; Ntwspaptr 4; Bu<ball 2, ), 4; Buk<th.ll I, 2, ), 4; Football I, 2, ), 4, Trade I, 2. ), 4: Clus Pby ); Club>: Ora· m1hC ), Cast ), 4 ; l"'MspiMlS 4; Vusiry I, 2, ), 4 .
jEAN PECHAU£K
Studmt Coun<il Mcntbtt I, S.OCUI}' 4; O>S> Ofloctr 3: Newspaper 2, 4: Annua.l 4; &od 1, 2. 3: Chorus I, 2, ); ~h•«< Choi\IS 1. 2; Oau Pl•y Ctic ), 4: Clubs: Ora.mJtic I, 2: Fr~ch ). 4; FHA 2, }, 4: CAA I, }, 4; P<p I, 2, ); Th<>pian ), 4.
DoNOLA CASTONGIA
NtwS?.Jptt 4; Annu1l 4; Chorus I, 2. ), 4: Mixtd Chorus I, .); ..Majorrttt' ); Cubs: Dramatic I, 2, 3: Cast), 4; FHA 2, ;, 4; CAA I, 2; Pop I, 2, J; Th<>· pi.t.ns 4.
ELAINE PILCHER Clus Officer 3; Student Council 3; Annu-al 4: Band t, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixtd. Chorus I, l. 4~ Clau Play Cast ~; Cub$: Dramatic I, 2, )t Ca$t }: FHA 2, 3, 4: Ci\A I; Pep I, 2, Thospi>M 4.
DoREEN CoaiANo Anou.a1 4; Chorw I, 2, }, 4; Mtxtd Choru$ t, 2. 4; Ma,omt< 2. 3; Ous Play Produ<1ion ), 4; Oubs: Dram3cic I, 2. }; FHA 2. } , 4; GAA 1. 2; P~ 3.
}1~1 'McfAJU.AND
Clus Officer 4; Nt-wspapc:r 4~ Bukecball 1, 2, ), 4; Foocboll 3, 4; Tnck 2, 3, 4; Choru> 1, 2; Mix«! Chorus 1, 2; Class Play CaJt }; Clubs: Dramatic ), 4; C:ast 3; Golf 4; Vanity 2, 3, 4.
DALE M oNTY
Cl:ass OU1tc:r 1. 4; Studcnc Council I ); 8a•kotboll I. 2. ). 4, Trarlc 2 ), .f. F001boll ), 4, CI•S< Play Produ"""' }. 4; Clubs Arche-ry, V.tn11y
WAYN£ CoYn
S.sl<otboll ~bn>J:<I }, •: ~II M;tf\JJ:t'f 3; foot· boll 4, Clubs Vmorr }, 4; Arch<ty 4
SENIORS NOT PICfURED
SHr~LEY THra>~ BARMU SHF.AHAN WILLARI) lAR<EN RONAL!) HIRT EuGENE TOMA2twsKt LEO WmTTEN
ROUI£ DoTY
Club\: Orama11c }~ ~ ... Thnpt;&n) 4.
w AYN> STOKES
Ba><ball •• FOOlboll I. }, 4; Trock I, 4; S., Play Pro.lu<tton 4: & Chorus l. of. G.&y Na.n~ R<'u. }; Cluln: 0.• ); V:ar<ll)' 2. ). 4.
Theresa Afrinno
leon Andrein:a
William Arseneau
Roben Belmore-
Lois Benochc
Beulah B•mz
Donald Bilyeu
M•ry )o Book
Kenneth Calabria
Carol Chapman
Marl•nc Condon
Merlin Demaray
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Ronald Dennison
Donald Drummond
ROKDrummond
Phillip Eby
Beverly Erickson
Leslie farmer
Bill floyd
Arlene Frcchettc
Rob<rt Gibson
Pat Gukzynski
Tom Hagan
Carole Hoscmcyer
:;-I
Rosemary Marcotte
Lorraine MarteU
Glenwood Martin
Pat Martin
Paul Martin
Helen Morris
Nyla Nelson
~raid Nichols
Darlene Palmer
Bob Pa$01
LaVerne Peters
Beverly Peterson
-Madonna Heinze
Muy Lou Januski
Fred johnson
Larry Kirchner
~raid Kr•y
Marlene Lambert
Jackie Larkins
Barbara Magruder
Dick Pettit
PhyUis PierSon
Richard Populocum
Cuolyn Renfro
Pat Rittmllnic
Gculd Rivard
Joan Robhins
Pat Sadie
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Mary Lou Safiran
Maurice Shumaker
BiU Sikes
Lois Simonich
Nancy Simms
Jackit' Stowe
Bill Travis
L3rry Troutman
Norman Vade Boncouer
jim Walters
Earl \Xlitthoft
Jo3 oo Maiwnneuve
Ndl:a Alltn 1 am~s Allison
James Altmycr Carol Amiot ~trice Ashlint
]2ck Sc:;~ul>tt Jeanne:: Benoit
Mary Ann B<>us Ray BoAAS
Dona ld Bnunsu
Erna. Brt"uncr Eldon Bncldt
joan Bro'e\n Bctt)' Burch
Mar) Busu
Kenneth Cannon Shirley Ch~mnc:~5
Pat Chaplinski Robtrt Davi<
Richard DeLude
txonis o~rn.u.ah Ronald Denntson
Wnnc- Oru~ltr G.rrv Duchene
Ad<lia Farley
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Jackit Culctynski Joann Gustin
Marilyn Harrison Chris Heb<rl
Robert Helgeson
Sharon Hess Rita J<>ter
Sandr> Johnson Jackie Jones
janice Karr
P.at Kbl12 Mugartt Lag~sse
Theresa Kyrouac jeannine Umbcn
Duel Larkins
Phyllis Lavender Donald LeBran
M yrn. LeCocq Sharon Len(en
Betty McC.Hty
Way~ McCOrty Carol McClain
Dennis McCoy Janice McFarland
Rodney McKenna
Herb Marbire Mae Marsh
&ornard Manin Tom Messier
Eleanor Mills
Charles Nolte Herb Pallissacd
Kenneth P:msle Barbu3 Raymond
Beverly 'Rtcd
W J yne Schierenb<ck Riclwd Smith
Glen Sporks Roland Stevens
\Xlilla Stt:\'~ns
1om Striegel Cuol Swinford
lona Thaden Imogene Tlmm
Dunald Trutleau
Judy Underwood Shirley V11ughan
Ruth \XIarreo Charles Wolv<n
] O)' Thompson
KennctlJ P!lrr Mary Ann Riley
\V.1illi.am Ch!lmnes~ Shirley Higgs
L2rry bndry
Shirlry Fennell Cbirsnn FricdCl\'Oid
Sh:.uon G:Jrdncr Marie LaMont-agne
John Grin\c$
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Neil Allen Richard Allen
Dolores Andrcina Eunice Armstrong
Bernard Ashline
Harley .Baldwin Raymond Beach
Barbar-a Benoit Jack Ber,gmnn
Caroline Bertrand
Terrance Bertrand Donna 8ilya rd
Betty Blekfeld Roger Brodien
Harold Butler
Tom Carney \Villiam Conn
Mary Cote Jomes Courtney
Steven O~rling
Rita Dauphin Shirley Oemarah
Lawrence Dominak Joann Dressler
Shirley Drummond
Robert Erickson James Flora
Carol Giardina Jerry Gibson
Joann Goodknecht
Oonald Gorbet Paul Gullet
Marilyn Hawkins Charl<S Hays
D onald Heddins
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\X'alt~r Hi~l Tooy Jamnik
&>b Januski Marshall J•n-"'n
Paul Kerouac-
Jackie Kerr Jim Kimberlin
Richard Kufftl Arthur landry
)onn larsen
Cuol Ltbran Duane LeCJair
Cl:artnct leDuke John l.owcy
Kay Maas
}o Ann M•grudcr Bob M arcottt
Bell)' Mc:isttding Gtr:ald Messier
Richard Milligan
l.owell Moody Ken Morris
Bob Nelson Tom Nicholson
Sue Nolte
Walter Nolte Ron Nowman
Chuck Nichols Pat O 'Connor
Beuy O"Tool
Stuart Ouerlte Don P•ll i$Jatd
John Pecluucr Clifford Ptters
Dixie Petenon
Joseph Fa88 Daniel Pet-ry
Ona Pombert 0()nald Pr:1irie
P:tt Prince
Gretchen Rapp M:ucdcn~ Reinkhe
·M :trJene Riumanic Bltbara Roberts
Leo Rosendahl
j ohn Ross Norman Russell }~me$ Sh~::ahan
Conrad Studer Oavid Sw:ain
Jerry Swinford Mdvin Thade-n Ro~rt Tinney
Marilyn Topliff Earl \Vaskosky
Vivian \'V'iiJiallls Janette Witthoft
Lancue \'<liuhoft Patsy W ulff Rol~ct Zasada
Beverly LaRO<he Gerald Gersch
Robert Gifford John Sims
Roberta DeNoyer
FR ESHMEN NOT SHOWN
Jean Adkins L·;JUrann jackson Patsy Kinder Ann Newmann Edmond Peltier Teusa Petko
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Se:~tc:d . Jdt to n~ht. Mr. AmiC'f'Cm. Mr\ Grrmc~ Ad .. iwr~: Roo Ou,mbury. Prtsrd~:nt, Jt.•an l)t'\hauer Sc;urtuy, Cimlc I Jo~,cmcyt·r, TrC:l!io\l(t'r~ Rtlh.irJ \'!' illi;un\, Vu;~; Prt-:JJd('ftt
St11nJmg: Mr. Smuh. jJtk fk.tupre, ~btit}n Tophf(. lk\CTI)" URO<hc-, UV'"rnt: h!Cf\
Drdc P~:etu . Sharon J.cnfcn. lc:oo M.rrlaire, M:trilyn tlnwlon\, John llendenon, J•tkie StU'I'.t>. Glt'n Spuk<t, Clan:nu. l.eDukt', IJ,;uh3ra C..n,<'fon.
The d<Xtion of <lass officer~. club of filers. and the Student Counol 8·tvc the students much co consider. 11w; rs the Cnst )·car our dt:ttroo of council officers WJ) held after a primat)' election, a wctk of nmpaagning, Jn eletiiOtl: ~mbly, 1nd then rhc- final election. ~rhe rc,ulrs wc.•rc Hor1 Duscnbtlr)'• P rc10idcnt; \'V'hitC)' \XIilli.rms, Vice President: Jean Pcch•ucr. S«reury; and Carole Hastn>tyer, Treasurer.
Du nng the p.ut yc>r the coundl presented the S<.hool with 'urtains for the g)·m. In January • "Litt<rbug Campaign" railed the students' attention to the need for takong care of our bwlding. T .... ·o ~Ill utovities. the Homecoming Dance •nd Spring Party. wer< ' 'ery successFul.
·Mrs. Grime-s 2nd Mr. Anderson served .a.s :td\'i~ors.
concessions committee
Left to right~ R'1t.h Mill '!;, Earl \'V'ilholf, !'?at Gulo.rnski. Jackie: S1owc:. Bob Stuek.
\XIith the gmwrh of our schoo11u1d the increaimg demands for funds to opcr:lle :1ctlv· it ies, tbcrc has corn<· the necessity for more ef£icicnt operation of the concessions. This year thirtC<."n diftcrent school organizations have received conces..~ion funds to hdp chem finance their activities. In addition, the S<'hool's program and entertainment fund has becl'1 financed through rccdpts of the concessions. To ors~n i~e -and O_p<·ratc l.ht" ('0fi((.'::$Sions 3 committee o( five stuJcnts was scl~cted :lt the bl'ginning of the )'t:af from ~t list o( \'O(untc:<·rs.
The Con<cssions Committ<-e took the: amounts of money requested by :111 organization omd approvtd by the Studt'nt CoundJ and th<' administra:tion, t"'Onvcrted the amount to a percenc:.lge or the tOial moner requested. and determined how many workers that organi~a· t ion would bave to supply. The committee also ll.ICI the problem of eSlimatlng correctly the public's ;appetite (or the various items on th(· menu.
Du ring the cour~e of the year the h011Sry spectators consum«.:d J.;·14 hotdogst 7,572 i<e cream bars, ,8,376 bottks of soft d ri nks, ""d 8,130 h.tgs of popcorn. The total profi ts for the y<.>ar amounted to over $1400.00.
This reor the Concessions Committee consisted of Pat Gulczynski, Ruth Mills, Jac,kic Stowe, llob Stuck. and Earl \Vitthoft. Miss Fiene and Mr. Harn>Lrom served "-' advisors.
annual
f.tiJJur Lllerar) Editor 8NJme;' Afmldgu .tfrJ EJ11ur
JUNIOR EDITORS
Carol Ch1pnun i.:luren ur><:n
loisjanc SirnoniLh larry Troutmln
staff
Don llorg . J\larilro K<rr
Ron Tousignant Rich>rd \VIIIi:un;
news paper staff
I n'l rll'a Ma .. ., "''''" M.1• M.ar.Jt. P.u (.u~n:n"L' Onnul.t. CbtOjmu, Shut~y Ch.tmnns. ThtrC'q 1\(u,.Jn..•, Ctn•hn Rtnlrtt ().on.:"11 L'"CI.-1r M"" Cut .. r
~"•noJ nm C..1rool loLu.lm.t J.um.t.· Evd HJrh.t.u V.&Jt' fk•n~.nut-r. Jukat' Amillt, ~brtl)n Krrr. C..uu l H.hot.:Til\")' \- t M.ll\ Ann Uuj.:,p. Cnu l.ltnt \'(faoh c.n, Fr.ln(i~ l,.owt<y.
l huJ n,w: J unt· Hutllf' li" f\ l,m h n HJtTa.,,m "thtrl"' ' 'l'h•c.•m, l.u i .. R.tnt'l, Heverly R .. y. Donna \X'intl:•l, P.u Kino!t..,., Shulq 11t ll" " ' k l li..ar~.1 r.a C.muw"
~aourth IU\\ ! M.utl\ n l•hh.tul·r, Jc..on Pt1. h .o~1u 'fHII\ HA,!o!.IO. Rnn Tvul>&):.n:ant , [)c)n Bor~t. J im H:..mtl· wn. Mar)· lo•u J.anu'L. ' M.h.lt~np.t HuM1.•
hfth wv. Ph,n ... P1u'''" O.ttlt"~"K" P.Jimtt trm o\hF.ttbnJ. "bun« Shumll:t r. 0 J<k Pt tllt, l..tun M.JtL&rt. Mth P.tU n~.t lt. El .. ·.molf ~'"'""""· AuJrt') MiiJ~,.,
fDITORS
' t.m·J )3ni< Ec .. tl, ju" lf.muhl~. Simi~:\ Pc.cnl""k' [Jttvr. ~bn J,.,,,. fanu .. k t. Junior Editor. ij.~r. bna CaJnc.ron. Jun M, f,ul . .t\•1
Sc .. ltWU'IJ.:. Mi~" C.utu Jwm liwnpu.'- f r.an ~"' tu"'-' • 0\ltln.. \\ 1n.LI. lt'l~ R.tnt1 . Jc:~n Pnh.:tu~r Gc:r.aiJinc- \l'uh\n M''" 'hulh
librarians
The Library, which also serve> as a study hall, is the center of :;<;holastic cHorts of the student body.
\'<lith six student libr.trians 2nd Miss Stelter as teach<r·libmrion, the students enjoyed the use of numerous books and m•gazines which have been purchased recently.
Lth to right : Adelia Fn ley. Marltnt' Condon. Miss Sltht-r, MyrnJ l..tCocq, Nan!')' Sim5, Clairann FriMeo••ald. Erna Br~ner.
french club
first row· N~1l Allfft.. Rata J~tcr. jf;";;n Ptth,~-t 0Jdc Pcuu. Mi .... ~It h&.-r }Jna~ M~.F.ubnJ HJtlt."\
&W\\.tn
SetonJ ruw: Sh:\Cft o .• r lms. $harley 011111\IHHRJ. M .e\: M.:auh, !'lhuln V~u.>:h.tn. Annt' '.:'t\'1 111.1(1
Joonnc Gi:HlJknttch. l.:lurJnn Jadt.-.on fiLint)r Mdh.
Tl11rd mw: Rubl·tt Marcc.•th:, }0)' Thomr.,on. J.•nc Cr:t•~· Sue Ntlht. UrHI Mt-Cioun. M.u,c: C.t.mk. Grctchc."f'' R.1pr. Juilnn M.lil>CIOn('\HC l.rn.l 1\av.nC't.
Founb f<\W' Oc.•n HC'JJm.1. Llwu.1hc; Ou'l.hl1'1t Ru.lunJ Allt-n Ch.arlr. \\;'nh"l::tl, ~1UJr1 Anut~., l,.ron An-drt"IRJ 1'tnAn<t' lknr .. nJ, Run.11IJ Dc.nna~lft
f•flh tQ" Mtrl.n ~;ar.ay, Don DrumrnunJ Don Mct<othul~•t o, l '•nllh \\ yht: ~""'" Jn Lun itoutm.an. fl~hiCl Br~t._kh:, Robcn D.t ...... o._,n Juhn\l•n.
Si,;th row. j.l(k lk·;l\irtt, RJ!ht<n l'tnnc:y. )Him lltnJtr:oun. Juhn PHh.iut:r o .• n l'ett)', LnlH.n LM~t.:n,
1-i.:lr~ld Hutlt:r, I'·HII tull"' • GmiJ N1du•l ...
11tc French ( lub (.·n~agcd in m.my .lttiVJtt~ dunn.g the- )'t:U, .til with I he pu rpo.,c.1 oJ rmpro"mg •h'· mt·rnbcr.) um.lt:r'>l.;mdu'J! o t Fn.:-ndt.
" P<:ttl Journal. j OC\\SpJpcr Ill l;rendt dc-.dmg '\\-tth IOtJI .:tffJar~ .. \\':\) ruhlls.h\d h) tho dub. The club >1"' sc>·erol Frcnth mo"<"' •nd 8"' • l'romh Cbri>UllAs p.trl)
Oack P"·uat \\.1\ c.lub ... h.limt.ln, Jc.lrl Pt."t.l1.1ucr. St-c:rel.ll")' 1·n,,t\UT\·r· .and Ourf~ \\1\ll\cn 11nJ John Pt-th.lutr, Cl.tso; ChJirmtn M1·h Scdtu w.h c.lub \ponqJr.
thespians
Thespian Troup No. 223, with the help of the Dramatic Oub, presented a thre<·nct comedy "".Brother Goose"" on Novemb<!r 6th and 7th. January 16th the troup sponsored a talent assembly to raise funds for the March of Dimes. They were hosts on March 8th, to the Distria Speech Contest.
The troup was led by Donna Wind• I u President, lkverly Raj• as Secretary, and Miss Sleher as Dir«tor and Sponsor.
Fus.t ro' ShHiey Pt1row.ski., Barb~n Cam<'ron, Elain~ P•lchtr, Jackie Amiot. S«ond row: Miss Stdttt. Jnn Pt<"haut"r, Donna Wtncbl, lk\'('tfy Ray, Marilyn Ke-rr. Third row; l"Mres.. Alriano. Uo Wh1Utfh Frlncts Lowey, Gcuy Wolvm., &rba..ra V:.de Boncoeur,
Oonola C..Stongja. Fouuh row: John Henderson. lron Marb.ire, Richud Armnrong.
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fu$l ro• ~hu S•eher J•m Mcf.ubnJ. O.uc Holcomb. J•m To pllr(. Donoh Cauon.gi..t. Carol McCI;,un. Hj)•ard l·brcs.. \'C1illuJ Urson. Mjdcry McCoy, Ron Hu1.
Sf.I.."'OJ row. Pat Otaplmslti. Roth \\:f.arrto, Sara Born, Ruth M•lls. Rose Kjo,g. Carol Swinford, R.i('hard Willi.Jms, Mae Mush
1 M)ma ~ Cocq. Btauict: A,hl•n(". Jan•ct Mcfa.rland, Betty Bld:fd~.
Thi1J row Sh1tlcy Chan'ln('1.S, Janice Karr. Sandra johnfoOn, PJt RitemaniC, P.at Gukl)'Os:k:i, Shuon Hcs~. Ann NNman.n., j oann Gu.uin. J:ark.it: Gult-tyn$kl, jt"Annine Pnn«-. Don Johnson.
FourtJ1 row~ jlltku~ Stowe, Shirlt-y Fenndl, Rost-mary Marrottc. Rose Drummond, Ekvnly Pt"terson, Arlene Prt<hr<tC', Ad<"lia F:ulty, Mary Bu.ser, Carole' Hasf:mC')'cf, Mary jo Book, Sharon Lmft'rL
t' ifth row. Uarlura Rn)·mond, C:arolyn Renfro, Mar)' Ann 6(tAA<C, Ueuy tl\.lrch, Marilyn Harrison, l.oiSJI'!ne Slmooit;h, Muy Luu S:afirao, Beverly Reed. Judy Undrrwood, Jackie Larkin$, jC';annine
~mbcrt. Sixth row : Mull·nto Condon, Milurc:en Codolphin, Phyllis Pitr$0n, jo:.n Brown, ..Eleanor NeiS<In,
Darlene: P~lmer, Marilyn PL'<hjuer, Joan Smr.ll, M:adonoa Htirrtc-, Mary l ou Janoski, Grttchen Ropp.
dramatic club Dramatic Club, with the co·operation of the rnu<iC department, presented ''Hope of the
World", a Christmas story of Christ's birth. It was given for the parents and al<o as an asscrnbl)'.
rj I Ill'\\ Jc .. n Pt·duutr, M.tnfyo Kc:rr. l..tl1'i-!-"t.' !\lmnnnh, MMII)n HA\\ktni. N.' l'nJ fl"' Oi, l; Pttltt .fuhn J)c<hJut:r, Glmn !tp.uki.
speech contest PJ'l nurkt·d Lht ~<:<-ond conseruti\'t.. )C.U 1n wluch the OtStria Speech conte.st of the
llluoOI\ So.ll< liogh S<hool AS<O<iJIIOn ,..., held •t lludiC)•. BradiC)•-Bourbonnaos Co.nIIIUIIU)· lllgh School. whoch to<d for fir<t pl.occ l.uo y<·3r wolh Joliet on the District contcsc. W,\S rc.·prc.~<:nth.l th1~ rt·M by eighl contcstann.
]ll,oril)•n Kerr, prc•enring 3 cullin~ from "'I he Gl>« l\·lcna,lleric" by Tennessee Willh•tn', W<l' our tntrJnt in Sc-riO\IS PIJy Rc.tdmg .M'nrilyn l lJwkins, in her first appearance in con"·'' work. prc,mtod rhc Comedy Rcadin~. "The W.olr7." by Dorothy P:trker. Other !ttudt·nt' .lppc.trin~ for their (irst ye-ar in contest work were: Je:an Pcchauer. Extempore Vt•r'l R<:.tdmJ.,:; tobjJne Simonith. Origm.1l MonoiO.'ZUC, " P<:rsu!J'iion ;·· Glenn Sparks, Or.otoro,JI 0<-<"l.lm.oroon, ''The Bot: P>uJe ·; John l'''houcr, Origin:tl Oration. "De-emph•"' of Colle,~:< t\thl<to«"; Jim Hamilton, ExltlllJ'Orc Sp<aking; ond Dick Pettit, RJ(IIO Ncw,".t,cing. T'\\rO ntw events. R.1d10 Nc:w~·.nt1n~ ~nd Or1ginal Monologue. were •ddt<! th" yur
Or her '' hool• competing wirh us on Much 8 on the Do<rrict Contest were . Centr>l, Htf' her, 1\bnreno. K<mpron. On1rga Moli11ry Audcm)·· St Anne. Onarga Townsh•p. Sheldon. \loonence. •nd WcUoo~on. Ml>' A~n<'t Stelter ..,,. co>eh of local conrestants ~nd ~fr. s. " sm.th ~rY~d 3S 0Jstrict M.m1,f!Cf (or ht< S«<nd con.secuti\·e year.
plays
~lEN ARE liKE STREETCARS. ""MEN ARE LI KE STREETCARS"
1912
""OROHIER GOOSE" ""BROTHER GOOSE"
MEN ARE LIKI! STREETCARS"" ""MEN ARE UKE STRI!fiTC/11\S""
band The band, under the leadership of Mr Baker, our new dirertor, entertained spectators
between halves at all home football and most home basketball games. They abo played at the K. V .C. rourruunent, ~nd their sd«ttons wert! gr«rcd with warm cnthusia.sm from the audiene<. Some of the other activiun of the band b<Sides playing at games were pr<\Cnllng marching formations at football games, and ponicipating in the Homecoming cekbr.tion at Normal State Teachers College.
The band also bad several of its plarers give solos at the District Music Contest held here this year. These plarers were Richard Armstrong, comet; Did< Smith, comct; Ed Dovis, alto saxophone; Charles Wolven, trombone; and Richard WiW•ms, bass hom. The band olso participated in the contest olong with sc,·eral other bands from surrounding com· munities.
Mr. Baker
'LTO SAX ClARINETS CORNETS [J 0Jvis Grtt<h<n Rapp Richard Arnm rons .. nt tlumpus Shtrlcy Vaughn Elaine Pi lcher
'l Burd> MJry Lou S.tfirJn Gerry Wolven
'L\/OR SAX )>nice M< l'arl•nd Carole Swinford
::> on> Windal Rithard Populorum Bob O.lVI< Willa Sit'\ em Lury T routnu_n
\RITONE SAX Norm.t Jc•n R•ntz Tom tnts,:d n Brown TROMBONES D~tk Snuth
tTO HORNS EdS..fiun Leo \\'lhotten
a-~roJ.nOr Nel~ Chute< Wolven BELL LYRES ,. •< D.rlong Konnerh Morro< Mary Lou J•nwki
\RITONE PERCUSSION Loi~j•ne Somonach
rJJ.I Kr.oy Maurice Shunt>ker BASS Lo•~ Rantz Richard \'Q oiiiJms
\\'IRLeRS P"t Kinder .1n Brown Ronald Denni>on
• "'Y Burd> ,Jy Underwood
~!Jr) Ann llOAAS ""tzrh:)' Chamness
choruses
MIXED CHORUS
First row: Phyllis Arseru."::u. G<-rAIJia~ \\; 'qk~n. B~:tty Bunh. Elaine Pikher, Judy Underwood, Oor~n Coch::tnd, Mr. Oak<.'J.
St"<'<lnJ m w: M:trflyn H.uriwn. J oonn Gustin~ Don Johnsl)n, RomfJ Df.nni~on, R(m Hirr, f)l)nnu \XIind:tl, ucompnni~t .
Third row: Beverly Ray, l.oi~ R;amz, Gerald l:tGt:ss~. Gtcnn_ Spn~ks. Ri('hard ArmstrOn,(;. Gene Tom~~ztw~ki, Jant Cnli.~ . Clrol ~kCf:a in .
Fourth row: El(':tnor Nd:o:c..m. Gar)' Wri,c:ht. Ron Ou~nbury, M ilt P:m~:n8:tlc:-, O:ttcl Lukins. LoiS· j11ne SimQnidt.
BOYS' CHORUS
Firflt row: M r. O..lktr. Ron Hirt . .Mic-h1' MtG.,y, Ric..harJ \Xfilliams. Gt•raltl LaGesst. O<ln j ohnso-n, 0 1")1'1Ra Wind.t l. .ltCful'!p:.ni:!it.
St•conJ row: R<1,L!('f Ornni~'"· Rtd~-:trc.l A..-m~tmnJ:;, EIJnn Urnkh:. W:~ync: Stc•kes, Glenn Splltk.s, Charles W o h•t-n, fk>rn;~r"l W illi:un:;.
T hirJ cow: Juhn H ... ndt-rM.tn, Gary \Xfri,t7tt. J im Topliff, Rc'ln Dusenbury, Mill P:Hicn~alt-, l.:aurcn f .... "' r~c.:n , OO'td 1..-.r-kiJlS, f U}.:('IlC TOn\J~r.cw~ki.
GIRLS' CHORUS
First row : Mr Baker, .ladcit StOY..C', Ural AIT\tOt. Carlo)) Lc Br.m. JsdaC' KC'tf, Jemnint Pr•nc~. Sh11ley Drummond, Joannr DrC'lder, DonniJ Ct'ton.tia. Oortoe:n Lt'Cb1r
Scocnnd row· ThnH:a Afric:mo, Urolyn Re-nfro. Phtlhs A~u. M ur Coty, Jo Annr Goodlcn«tu,. Connu: \\'C'I.)C', Fancis Lov.cy, M.1't" Mush, fbtb.ara Vack BPnc_aott.
Thud tCIW' Lnlnnn J.ukson. M::mlyn Knr, Crt'll H.ast:mey~r. Shitlf')• P«ru ... tlcl, Ctr.aldtM "W'oJvtn, ~burt'tn Godolphin., Dorttn Ccxhand. Ro'(e- Kn:t!=. &rbua UrMron, lk"erfy Eudc:wn, lorttt;~. Smile,.
fourth C'Ow: Eun•tt Armstrong, On<~ P.•mlwrt. Max1nc Ch~mncss. Judy CnJcrwood. J.3dd t Lukins, O~uy llurd1, M:1rUyn Har-rison, Junt llun,pu<~, Shirley V:to~han, Notm;t J~:an Runtt, ~brilyn Uo~wkmt,
f1if1h row: C.uolinc lkrtrl\nJ, Ela1ne f1i ldH·r, MArJl.C' Cronk, Oonn:1 WinJ~tl, :.rcom,.,nt$1, B<'w.:rly Ray, Tlu:r~:lla Pr:tku, Be\'crly U Roche, ( .. •t~•l McCI1Lin, Sharon Gudnt•t, l..oi' R"n11, 1'a1 Kinder.
Sixth row: t.hdonrua Hein:tt, jo.tn Brown, V•velln Willi:tm!t, M:nelyn Jl~h11un, Eleanor Nelson, Mary Lou Safrun, Loisiane SLmonech. Audrey M•ll.s. Ph)•llis Pitrson. Sue Noh<". Marilrn Topliff, Mn)' Lou Janu...Jci.
MIXED ENSEMBLE
Fnst rov.· Donn.~ Windal, :acrom~>l, l.AuJ R.tnu. Elf'lnor Nt'lson. Uml Mc_Oun. ~~rly RJf. Ci<-r;~ld.nc ~'oh·m.
S«ond rov. John Hmdtnon, Ron Duknbury, Jtm lophfi. Don Johnson
f.rsa ro"' . . Muilyn Ktn. jtnJS Eud. (A,n.nit Wi~. Shirley P~o• ~h )Cl.n Sm.all, )tan P«ha~r. N)la Nelson
S«ond ro" Uncut Watthoft, C.uo l Amiot, J:atk&e AmaN, Eb.tnt Ptl\.her. Mass Cuan, B~rbua Ml):rudcr, Onml l"' C.l~tnns:.i;a, ()Qnn;~ lhlyoud, Janc-u~ W1uhoft.
Third row· Shnlr,-y Ownm·s,. Jeann1nt Prince. Shllfon t.c:nftrt~ Uealrlcc A"hhn<c"1 Doreen LeCI:air, Riea. Dauphin, Par Guln:ynski. Jaddt" Culnyn.ski. l':lt Ch.irhm ki.
Fourth row: Rose- K•rv:. );ani« Kart, Ru1h Mills, Gcnldine Wolvtn. Juann GU$tin, Joan tarSM~., Carol Swinford, '\X'ill• Sl("\tns;, J:a( lr:u:: Kc-rt
f1fth row Dor~ Codwnd, ~·t-rly fnc. lcson. l<obnlyn H.attJtan, ~tty Mnntrling. lorttl;, Snultr. RQbcn~ DeNoye-r, f'kcty Buren, ~nJu Jnhn.wn. P.u Rtunu.nt(', fr.1n to..,c-y
S1x1h mw~ Bto\•crly RN'J, Be\•erly I.IIR.~~oc-hr, TertSJ Pttko, Maurren Godolph.in, Oulcnr- P.tlmtr, Pnt Klo~ft.a, Audre:y Milh. l.mo~enr 1'imm, Mndcmna I lt ulU', Dolores: Andrdn~.
Thr Future HornrmJkcrs of Amerou thos ye:~r addrd ro thr llnniJ tenter by purch<Umg drapcro,os. • linen t.tble doth, and a roHI!<! m>ker. To obt••n money for these and other ac1i,itics on their budiJCI, they sponsored io coopcution with GII/I a community squo re d2.nce-. :an ext~n$1\'C!' maguin~ dri\'C1 and an aU-school carnivaL
The Future Homrm.ak"rs of "'"'"'" also spon<Orrd a mothtrs rea and stylt show. /In tveniog program entitled "Chrostmas Capers" and •n all·5ehool leap rear p>rty were held.
Thr Chapter pre<tntcd two radio broadcasts and plans to send a delegate to camp and to the National Con,·tntJon.
The Future Homemakers cho\r Elame Pilch<r ., Pre$ident. Sbr was ._<Sist«< by Jackie !lmtot, Vice Prt>ident; Oorbara McGruder. S«retary; and Donola C.I.Stongio, Tro:uur<r.
Fu·n ttJw: Mu SbJ.sk'Y1 Chlrlts \\: 'oh«'', Gtn.ld Kny, M r Canh~m
!)t,,_.tlnd row: Neil Allen. Stc:vm O.ulma_.t. Ktnnt:th Mom\. Ridt:Jhl Ku(ft'l, Hoh Marcotte. B111 C<~n. H::~rlc)' Daldwin.
'rturd row: Gretchen R:app, Jam~-, 5 hC"',Ihan, Dick Mlllig;~n, Conr"d ~ruder. l>ut Kmdtt.
fouuh row; Tenan((• Bertun.l, .fohn loWe)'. Da\id S\~'ilm, Rlthard Allm. w,,_JttT Hisel, fkrn~&rd &hli.oc. Ton y )amn1k.
r,(th ro•·: GcnJd MHSit-r, liaf\\ld U.utJu. M.;vn('t' Sht,~;m;akt'r, 0.1n1d PtU)'. Roix-n Tinney, D ic.lc Sm>tb. P•ul Gull ... I<>) M•"
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club sc1ence ·1 he &tent~ Club, conststin!( rnoscly of freshmen and sophomore>, is another fil'$t-year
dub. 0ec;J.use o( the actin~ inu:r<.>\t o( its members. it is- 1 fast growmg organization. Under the lr.dership of it> two farulty membe-rs. Mr. Sblsky and Mr. Clnham, the club h•, made model plants and un, 1nd abo done work in photogr>phy.
Tite dub enjoyed an tntroduuory course in radio operation gi,.n by Mr. Cunham. who u a lie<:n'!Cd r>dio opcmor. n •• membe-rs interest '" apphccl science, coupled with the .«"icnufic background of the •pomors, indinlcs that lhc Science Club is on the road to SU(\.~') .
g.d.d.
_FirSL row~ Mlss t:icnc, Patsy Ch:~plin.Ski . ~l:lrlent- ltittmanic. lols1ane Sim(mich, PhyJiis Pierson, M!UHyn l't•(h:ltlCf, Jackie Kerr, Carol LcBr:tn, Jeannine Prince.
S«ond row: J:~<kic Stowe, Mnxlnc- Ch:tmntss, Shirlc)' OrummonJ. Jankto Mcft'lrlanJ. P:!tsy Guk· ?.)•n ski. Thtrc:sa Africano. Rosemary M:l:r(O(IC.. Dixie P~terson, Joanne Drtsslt:t.
Third row: joanne Goodknetc:h. B:.trbu!l Robcr~s. \'Villa S1cv~ns, Carol Swinford, ) /mice K.ur, Marilyn H1wkins, L3uN:.nn jackson, J o Ann Magruder, Betty Bltkfdd. Carolyn Ren!to.
Fourth row~ A·tary Coty. Pa~)' Prince, Je-:anninc Lam~n. A.o$e King. Rosemary Drummond , Sara Born. Oor«n l.eCI.Jir. Shirley Fennell, Shitl<::y De-m~r3h, Ema 6Jcssncr.
Fifth row: .Mary Ann Rih.•y, Betty O''rQol, On:t l,omhe:rt, P<11 Ktodcr, Arlene fcc:chettc, J3~vcrly Pett-r5m, June Bumpus. Jatkie l..arkin~ , Caroline 8('fH:tnd, Ernke Arrnsttong , Nor-~na Jean "!Unt-z.
Sixth row~ .Marilyn Harrison, Rh;l Dauphin. L.orcu-a Smile)!. C;arol l-l~s~mcyer, Oolotes And~ina. Rita ]esttr. M.tr-ilyn Kerr, Mary jo Book, Betty Melstttling, Robe-rta Dfflo~·er.
Se\·eoth row~ M.trcdttnr Rti!Uche. Jean Pech~t.:er. Madonna Heinzl!'. Mary Lou Sa(lntn, Mary Lou J:muski, Pat M~l."tin , a.e .. •erlr U Ro(be, Vi\• i:~_n \'(lilli:uns. }.bcilyn Topliff.
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Th~ Gtrls' A'hlctic As.socia.tion has bJ.d 110 Jctave )"C'U of ptnitp.nion in tourna.mtnts, and in intu·mur.ls on 'OIIO)·ball. Bowling, htkcs, basketball. archery, a bike hike. and, when W(";;lhtr ptrtn1ttcd. softb~ll, wer~ p:u1 of the )'Nr's 2rtl\·aliN.
The GAA wuc co-sponsors with the FHA of the urn•\·;al, rrug.uinc drl\·e. and square dancr: thetr pari o( the proceeds going toward funds for a tenniS court and campers' fees. ThO) al\Q >ponsor.d with the FHA the Christmas party, and by themselves a slum· ber paroy.
Mary lou Saftran and Jeanine lambert were chosen rcpre,.,ntatives for 195 1.
OHicers for the )'Clr included: Phyllis Pierson, President : Marilyn Pechauer, Vice Pres· idcnt ; Loisjanc Simonich, Sccrct:lry-Tre-asurer; Jeannine Princ._c, Point Chairman; Sponsor. Miss Elitalx:th Fiene.
fmt row: GC"r:ald l.:3 G<-sM", »ob St\Kk. Bill Stude:, Ron TO\nt,Rnant. Doll~ Monty, Philip Eby, Mr. Jtp><o.
S«vnd row: Bob Klar, Char leo~ SchuhL EJ Davis, Ed Safir.tn, Jtm Topliff. Oon Mec-.schultit, Wtync Cny~r.
archery club
The Archery Club made its debut at Bradley High School in the fall of 1951. Meet in& e\'cry Tuesday and Wcdn<Sday during the octi,·ity hour, the mcm~rs spent the year in becoming more proficient with the bow and arrow. During the winter months the dub members mo,·cd indoors to the shop and built backdrops so they could continue thcir sport.
The o££ietrs of the dub w<re Ed Da"is, President, •nd Geuld LIGesse, Secretary·Treas· urcr. Mr. Jepsen. no mean shot wnh a bow himsd£, wos the spon<ar.
golf club
Fim row: Bill Arsent'au. Pal Sadie, Rollie Dol)'· Jim H:tmilcun, Milt l 1mphrc.')', Glen .MMtan
Second row: Gerald C)'ricr, Ro~rt Gibson. t ro \'<' hlltt1'1, ~h, H:~tnsltom, Hc:m ard Hayt'~, Don Bor~ Bill Tr;wi$.
Third row : Kt n <:a.l:.bria. Tom Bt:t,•er. Ro n Gagnon, P.tul M:anin. l.1uren lar5tn. Leslie F:.rmcc jim ~kfarbnd .
One of th<' new org>nizations at Bradk-y this year is the Golf O ub. Organ ized by ,, group of senior boys, the club i:; tr)·ing ''to cncoura~c particip:~tion in golf by providing 11 wcll ·rounded pro~nm\ of ~olf instrudion.
During tht r:tll ~and spring. rnC"mbers practicc:d on. tht~ school grounds. attempting to have the balls land somtwhcrt on the football field. Bt>Cau.<e of tht lack of mdoor facil· ities
1 the winter program was limih:d lO distu5:tions of the rules and C'tiquc:uc of lhc.- g3m(.·.
However, it is hoped t h;~t additlooJ I cquipmc:nt partio.d:.tr~)t ·a drtving net. will make J
)'l:;)f·rour~:d pfogram possible-. Ocher d ub ;u.•tivities indudt'd talks b )' loc:sl profcssion1ls, pri!cticc.1 at 3. drivi ng r:tnge, and pracdc<: rounds At v:triou) ,golf rours,-s.
The d ub was headed by Gltnwood M~rtio. l'rcsiJcnt; Bert Lea r, Vice President; Jim H:unilton, Sc-cret.ur; and Milt Umphrey ... Treasu rer. Mr. Hnrmtrom was the dub's advisor.
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JUnior prom • 1951 • •
Tuc,day. J\f>y 29 juniors and s<!niors alike shored an c=njoyabh: evening. 11'1c annual prom ni~;ht bcAJn with the banqut·t at the Gold Room of the Konk:lkt-e llotel. The J)rom decorations w<:re b:ucJ on a Chinese: them<· :lnd the gymn:1.sium was dccor.lttd ac,ordlngl)l· Chu'k Granger and hiS Downbeats furnished music for rhe danun.Jl. Connie Wiest and Leon Marl>ire were ttowncd King and Queen by R•lph Bogg> oml J>ekoe Gustin, 1950 King and Queen. Alter much h>rd work •nd lobor, the junior class felt rhcor eflons h.1d no1 lxc:n in ,·.~in, for c,-cryone who attended had .l "·ondetful e-n•ning.
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C«f"' p>f"'r. card b<nrd, thumb tacks, bllloons, scotch tape-2U this can mean only one thing ... Homecoming!
The lndoan chiof pr<dict<d victory at the traditional bonfire and pep rally which pro· c<dod the snako dance through town. After days of preparing floats and decorating tho gym tht big game was upon us. Bradlty won a decisive victory over Momence. During the holf time there W:IS a parado of tho floots, followed by a "Hello Alumni" pre..,nta· t ion by the band. In a gym transformed by crtp<: paper and balloons. old friends and classmates danced away the evening to Chuck Granger's music.
1'hc climax of an already successful even ing c:unc when Barbara Cameron was crowned Homecoming Queen of t9~t by Ron Dusenbury, CO·Captain of tho team. Attendants to the Queen were Maureen Godolphin, urol Chapman, Jackie Gulczynski, and T eresa Petko.
Another yoar, another Homecoming, ploasant memorios fade into the p:!Sl
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AUGUS1'
27- B.it k to the grrnd! Footballprl<tKt surtcd.
SEPTEMBER
4-llo~ck to schOQl a(ter a nice V:&CJtion.
_. 7 Chccrlc>ders tried out today.
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" I 1- Pmna ry vote I or student council of£iccrs.
12 Scnoor class rings were shown off today short ly Jftcr then arrivaL
13- Ronnoc Dusenbu1)• wu elcxtcd Prcsid...,t of Student Counce I.
14- Wc lo>t to Ponti><. ·
17- FIIA .end GAA opened 3 magazonc drive.
21 - llr.>dlcy won (l\'er St. Anne, 19·2.
211- l.ockport was defeated by Bmdlcy.
OC1'0llER
~- Home Economics IV class loft for 2 week-end in Ouugo.
t !- After the Gilman game the 8"b had a slumber r•rt)' '" the gym.
12- A free day. TC2Chers' institute.
1 $ Scnoor' had their pictures taken.
17- Frt'llhman initiation nnd snakt.' tttncc.
19-0ur annual homecoming. B:ub:ara w:u an attr:activc qut(n.
24- Dramalic Oub/rtscntcd a one-a« play "Bill)' Buyi An Orchi , " for :t£~1y.
25- Bradlcy wu victorious again" Morri>, 14-13.
27-The band went to Normal and played in their homecoming pamde .
31 - Facult)' 1ponsored an all-school Hallowe'en P""Y·
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:-:OVEl\IUER
t-Br.dky w>S host to Cr<t~.
2- Mo' ie on Cl\•ol Air Patrol in <Uscmbly todar
6-Dwn.Hi< Club play ' 'Brother Goo><"' tonoj;ht and-
7- AgJin toniJ,thl.
9-Giob<:·troucr, came to Bradley. Did rou enjoy th~ show?
1-..-MO\tt: on the United Nations W.iii.S shown 1n JS)(m· bly tod>y
I ~-Puent> um~ to school for open house.
11\-Squue d•nc~ sponsored by the FHA •nJ G A A.
21 - ih.u'lksg•"ing VJtltiOn starl:. W1th Jn .l\~tmbl)1 pre· scnted by the Glee Club. Don' t cat too muth!
27- First b:osketb.oll g;oone of the ,.;o,on. Mr. Jepsen gave to> some pointers on basketb•ll at .mtnlbly.
:>0-&nior play cast introduced thcmsclv<:; tor the as· sembly tho! morning.
DECEMBER
l-t3<:ac 01 City.
-a-\XIon O\'tr Momence 1her~.
5-Senoor pl.1y " Men Are like Streetcar<" tonigh~ nnd-
6-Again tonight.
7- Dcfcatcd St. Anne.
s-Victoroous agains< Cal City.
11-Gorh on Home Ec ga-·e 1 Chmtma.' party for th~ir rnoth<:r>
1-l-PI•red St. P>t's.
15-lo't to Thorton of Han·ey.
18-llr:otllcy lo>t to Kankakee.
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OECE~IBER
19-Var>ll)" Club >ponsor<"<l their fir>< wrcstlong m>t<h
2<>-Chn<lm>s p>n~ for FH A and GAA
21-0•r-istm.n vac.mon .sc.:tns!
2~.\lerry Christrrw t\'ctyone.
27- l.ost ro &:.t Pcori> in rhe holiday rourney.
28-Losr ro Spnng Valle).
JANUARY 1- Happy New Ye:tr. G •rls it's leap year!
'I-look :lt the diamond rings! DiJ somoonc discov\,;r a di:unonJ mine?
7- 13:1c.:k to .school again. Annual pictun:s were taken
8-Bradley defeated Crete.
10--Annu::tl suff is working h:~rd ro mett Lhe de.tdline.
11-llradlcy plays Gilman.
14- K.V.C. tournament her<. Br.tdlcy beat Pcorone.
16-Talent show for the Much o( Dimes. Lost to St. Patricks.
J 7-Semestcr tx:tms.
IS-Mort exams.
21-litterbug camp>ign started.
2)-L•trcrbu~ were scnten«'<~ by mag~>ttll< Ronntt Dusenbuq·.
Z?-Annu•l <>mi,••l sponsored by GAA and FHA
fEBRUARY
1- PI•r..! 5<. Anne there.
~Br>dle)' w.s defeated b) Protor><'.
9 - llndley bc•t the nushty Lmdbloom.
12- 1 r<:<: day th;mks to Mr l.Jncoln.
I }-B>nd had a ''alt·otme pany.
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I'EBIIUJIRY
1 ~-tlrat Mc>mt·ncc.
16-Pbj• lllue hlJnd there.
19-tlr.odk~ pll)'' Ccnlr.ol there.
n-Br•dk) \\Oil 0\U G•lm•n
2(-Pl•)' \XI Jilt kJ here.
29-AII-><hooll<:~r )<Jr f>Jrt) sporuorcd by FHA.
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-l·7-8udlt")' I\ ho"t for the: regaonal tourn.unem.
s-Obtn.c Sr<-t<h Conc"t hdd hero.
I S-Solo En<cmblc Conlc>ts here.
APRil.
3 Junior cll\S pl.l)' ' 'Fog I <bnd" tomghr and-
4-A~ain tona~ht.
lo-E;~,)ter v:lc:<on start\,
IR-Junior ll'hl Stntor ~u1dJ.nc.~ t.onfercn<e-.
MAY
lO-G All hJ, pby day here.
12-The jun101> ue bU') working on the prom.
19-And \\hO uc )OU ~omg to the prom with'
22-Scmc ... tcr <.·xJrm.
23- Morc •••ms.
2~-Tont.'!ht ,, U:U.(JIJurc.·atc:.
27-Junior-Scnior prom.
28-Gradualion d•y.
29- Scnior a«tmbly. Good·bye everybody.
band mothers
Thi1 is t he second yc.u for the 13.ond Mothers' Club. Tite o((itcr> this ycor were: Mrs. Eldon Stc"cns, President; M rs. Arthur Bi rch, Vice Prc'Sidcnt: Mrs. Edword Mcfoar· land, Secretary; Mrs. Glenn Da"is, Treasurer.
TI>c: Club sponsored sc•·cr.~l fund·ro!Sing acti•·itoes including b•kc sales, concession stJnds. and J. chile 'tupper. The mothcn entcrt01ined the band rmmbers with a V:alcntinc·s porty in Fcbruory.
The members of the organization gi\'C frc.·dy or their time: towards the achievement of 3 better b•nd.
varsity club I~
First row. Mr 8utlc:o-..Jch, Bill Stkts. Mile P.tcttl\plc-. Dll~ Monry, Mr. Jrrsm. S«ond ro•· tkrn.ud ~brt&n. R.on H1rt, Tony ]amn1k, Gt~td l,;aGes5C', Btlly Stude:, Gfmwood Mar
tin, U Ve-rn" Pne:rs~ Third row: Ron"hl fJ"ous1~nant, Wayne Coyt'r, Jim ,\·fr f'nrl.md, Jack Utauptc\ Don Borg, How~~rJ
Ha)'e$, Eu;.:tnt! 'l'omasztwski. Fourth row: l'iltlon Bridclto. R:ty Uo~~=,s, Ed Oavi$, Jnh_n Henderson, W11yne Stokes. Gny \XIriEtht,
Mjct•y M,Coy. fifth ro,•· U\lrrn t..ars.cn, D1ck Prthl, lo:m M.ulatrco, Ron Dusenbury, Don Bil)-ro., Don Born,
Jim Tophi(
The Varsoty Club, whose membets are ltll<rrncn f rom football. basketball, baseball. and track. <pon50red ''"'enl outstanding athletic events. In November the dub sponsored an e.hibition of the world famous H•dem Globetrotters, who played the Bradley All Stars. In December. they inausuratcd a series of rop profession• I wrestling matches. The club is contributing the proe<cds toward a football scoreboard and a covering for the gym floor.
Phyllis Pierson, Shirley Petrowski, lorraine Martell, Barbaro Vade Boncoeur.
cheer leaders
Sharon len(crt, joanne Gustin, Pat Prince, Jockie Gulczynski.
First ro¥t: Ruoald Dusenbur)'. W!~)'nc- Coytr. W:aynt Stoke-s, Milt Pautngalco. Jim TopJHt. Ron Tousigoaru, John Hende;rS<•n, Sl:1nley Sjdowsk.i, Leon ~hrlaire.
ScfOnJ row: Co.1d1 Bullr:ovirh, ll.on Hirt, Ct:r:tlJ Cyric.·r. Dun Bt>r~. Oak Monty, Don Born, Djc\t P~tdl, Jim Mt·Fulan~l, Gcn(· ·ruma~zt.'wski . Glen Martin, laVerne Peters. Co:a.ch Jepsen.
Third row: Bill Stuck, mana~t·r, Ktn C:d:abria, Dill Sihs. Ed Davis, Don Bilyeu, P~ul M:tnin, Carl ''X'ri.ghc, Gen ld l t'Gesse. Tony Jamnik. m.uw.s:tr
football Bradley' s football ream, srartlng the season with thirtl!<!n. returning lettermen, enjoyed
a better t·h:'tn average se:lSon. compiling a. r('(C.:d of six wins and three losses.
Opening against a powerful Pontiac eleven, Coach Butkovich's men lost a dose 18·12 d~ision but made a good showing. They went on to win che next six games in a cow, start· ing with St. Anne, 19·2. After roWng over Lockport 13·0, Central 20-0, Gilman 19-7, and Momene< 25·12, the Boilermakers spoiled Morris Homecoming with a L4-13 win.
The Boilermakers then met a strong Crete team in the game for lbe conference title, but after a hard-fought battle the Brad ley team found itself on the losing end of~ 32·20 score. St. Pots, the last game of the year, was postponed for five days. When the teams finllly met. Bradley tasted defeat, '18·12.
Co.Jt/t Butkovith
fiu:t row: John Grimt:t, Rof»t.rt .M••cottt', Rcdurd Kuffel, Wayne- Orf'SSit'r, Bob J-anuski. Conr.ad S'udtr. O"vid Sw.1m.
Srtond row: Clarc-nct' LtOukc; Jim Courtney. Paul Kcro~ou., , OlariC'S Wotvnl, Harold Butlt'r. Cbm Ht'bcrt, ShiJtt Ottul~. Kt::nneth P"nJ:Il'. john J..(H\''Y·
Thcrd row : rkrnard A~hlint-, Ch.lr1f'S Ha)'ts, Joel (iC'ruux. Mdvtn Thadt'n, James .AU.i.s.on, Laurm~ Dominiak, Don Mt't·S<'huleit, Gerald Me1~ifr, Mr. Sk.chky
Fourth ruw: Jack Ut<~uprt, Dick Smtth, Ray Uo,~·~. Wylie N.1wman. K~nneth Cannon, Ktonnc:th P:1tr, john l'«h:auer, Dard t..arkins.. Ht'rb ,\brla1tt:. Eldon llmkle..
Undor tho leodership of Coach HJrry Shbky, tho Fre<hm.uJ·Sophomore squad came through a very successful season, winn•ng >ix games ond losing none. After rolling over such teams >S Crete, Central, West Junior High, •nd St. Pats, the young Boiler· makers ore looking forward to equally succenful lelsons when they are on the Varsity.
VARSITY SCORING
Towth· lndi11JNnl Srormg Jorr ,, D. Borg .......................... - .......... ~ . ......... 6 J. McFarland ........................................... 4 1.. Peters .,........................ ....... ................ 2 L. Marlaire ............... ...................... .. .. 3 D. Pettit .................................................. 2 j . Topliff ...................... .. ........................ 4 D. Monty ................................................ t R. DuS<!nbury ............................ ~ ~ .. I E. Tom>St(wski ........ ......... . .. _... ... 1
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Th< Tiny T<rror.
Tousi< Oe.ars Th< Wa)'.
Hang On To Titose Sho.lac.s, Jim.
How Did John Get Th< &II?
Borg Plows Through For First Down.
A Good Tackle During The St. Pats Came.
Ouie Stopped After Fir>t Down.
Big Cain Against St. Pats.
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Fir~t ro\\ : Jam(_-s 1'oplifl. Mihoo Pattengalc:, R.,,~ Ou$t"nbury, ltOn M.ulnnc·, Di~k Pt:ltJt. J;~md Mrf:~rl::.n.L
St•c:ond row ; Billy Stutk, O.t.:~:ie Pt-to:rs. Oalt' .Mont)'. Juhn 1-fenJt"rson, Con 81l)'t•u, D.i\'t" Holcomb, Glt-n Martin. Coach Jepsen.
The "Bradley Boilermakers," a h ighly regarded team before the season started, began rcgulnr p lay by dropping the opener ro Central, to the tune of 36·39. Things began to look better when we took Cal City, 46-38; Momence. 64-29; St. Anne, 49-34; and St. Pat"~~ '17· 37 in our stridr, but this t'nd<•d when we mtt Thornlon of Harv(_·y, who humbled us 52·32. When we met Kankakee, we again lost, 37·38, but we looked like the Bradley reams of old and (inished fighting hord.
We beat Crete. 72-61 , and rook a ret"ord of five wins and tl>rcc losses to the Kankakee Christmas tourney, where we were defeated by East Peoria, 61·63, and then by Hall of Spring Valley, 35-46.
\VIe again beat Crete, 74-S6 and then Gilman, 68·45. This marked the beginning of the K.V.C. to,Jtnamenr.
In our inil i~l performance, we ddeated Peotone, 58·49, bu' in the secor'ld game, bad luck stru<'k again: St. Pars defc-aied us in overtime, 55-57.
Aft~r the tou rnament we defeated Mooseheart '54-43, and St. A nne 67-59, but then fell to Peotone, 48·50. \VIe overcame Lindbloom in 0\'Cttimc, 69·67, and sought revenge on St. Pats, 67-50, and then sca lped Momence, 58-29. 11le Boilermakers t raveled to Blue Island and were dcf<ated, ~1-~5. We se1tled scores with Central by rap ping them 51·33, and we won the K.V,C. conference lirle b)r bearing Gil· mon, 72-67. \VIe defeated Watseka, <10·51, for t he last game of the regular S<:a)()n, with l record of sixteen wins and eight losscs--3 GOOD season.
Mr. Jepsen basketball
FiNt 1'('1\\ • fiJon Btid:lt. Jnck Hr,-,.upre. R<l)' ltooAA~· DA1d l.arkm' Herb ~f:lrl:ajrc-. Kt-nny C:tnnnn P:tul Kc.·rou>~f,
St"ronc.1 row: C1lach Bulko,·u .. h, John Lowe)', Ot•nni\ AJ.amf. jalm l)t-th:tu~;r. lawren<,c Dommiak. Kennt'lh Parr, \X'.I) Ot' Coyt<r Man:tger.
'ThirJ row Kay M.la.s, Tony j.tmnik. Ch•tle~ ltJ)·~. j.lnlu Ct,uunty, StuJ.rl Ouerlet-. Cl.trcO\.C: Lt'Oukc
The "Youn~t llool<rmakcn:· led br Coach Buktovoch, wcnt through • fone sc:ISOO, woth a r<."<ord or 17 wm< and 3 losses. Many ram b<hc'c tlut th" team .,.,u be juSI as good, or better, "hcn thcy arc Vanity pb)-ers.
Billy Stuck and W J)'n< Coyer AIJmlg~rJ
individual SCOring
F.G. F.T. FOULS T.P. A- M A-M
Marlairc ..... ...... ....... ... .A~9- 1 ~4 54- 29 65 337
Duscnbu')' ..................... 297-103 148- 83 86 287
Topliff .......................... 253- 98 67- 40 60 236
Patt<:nga lc ....... ............... ! ~ 1- ~-; 4(>- 26 53 136
L.1rkins ... ........................ 93- 33 2)- 19 30 8~
Peters ............................. 92- 31 32- 19 44 ]')
McFarland .................... 124- 33 26- 7 45 73
Monty ... , ...................... ,. ,_ <10- I S 15- 7 22 37
Petit ................................. -1~- 9 15- 6 28 2·1
Henderson ........... ............. 15- 6 14- 6 1; 20
Martio ............................ 14- 7 5- 3 3 17
Bilyeu ................ ............. 11- ~ 5- 2 9 B
TEAM .......................... 1592-548 451-245 464 134 1
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J<.,~ .. h •. unnoi~ TELEPHONE l.M69
"When BeHcr Alt!omobllos
Are Built. Buick wm Build Them"
Jr. 6erm.al~ ~ SON
COAL 6- FUEL 01 L
505 Norlh Flflh Avenuo
PHONE l-n06
Kankakee, Illinois
BOTTL\NO. WORII<S
aonLERS OF
"0 -0.0 GEE"
QUALITY BEVERAGES
Since 1873 WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT
OUR NEW PLANT
850 WEST STATION ST.
Complim•nt" of
Motor, Inc. I I 0 Ea•t Hickory Street
KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS
Authorized
LINCOLN-MERCURY Ooolers
PHONE 3-8279
Diriindi•e Fu.neral Servi« AI T1m• of Need
CLANCY FUNERAL HOME
OUR SERVICE AVAILABLE
ANVWHERE
IN THE U.S.A.
PHONE 2. 1211
484 E..•t Mor<.hAnt
Ambulonc6 Service
MARIETTA
FINE FINISHES
co.
90 I North Greenwood
Kankakee, lllinoi•
Compliments to tho
Class of '52
from th" Cfau of '43
?f3eee HARDWA~t
STONE'S STANDARD SERVICE
and
Cecil Schrum's Garage
Sf~ndord Produds
Wheel Alignment
Washing Tire and Brak~ Service
DIAl 3-lllb 342 Wo,! Broodwoy
Brodley, lllinoi•
Compliment• of
Bradley Boiler Room and
Wabash Grocery JESS WILDER
Proprietor
Plumbing Hoaling
Le~d Welding
Oil Burnet•
AMERICAN STAI'IDARD-CRANE
KOHLER OF KOHLER
PLUMBING FIXTURES Phone 3-884 f
505 WEST BROADWAY
Br•dley, lllinoi•
Complirnonh ol
COMPANY
39 YeaN of Fair Dooling
KANKAKEE. IlLINOIS
W atuka, Illinois Morris, llllnois
£uJa-uete ~-HA~O\NA~E INC.
SPORTING GOODS DEPT. Sec.,.d Roor
286 • 298 East Court St. DIAL 3-662-4
"Shop The One Stop Way"
BROADWAY FOOD and LIQUOR STORE
234 WEST BROADW), Y BRADL(;y', ILLINOIS
PHONE HiAI
Complete Line of Foods and Beverages MELVIN VICKERS
GEORGE KAVANEY
Cd'~u ?)J,faft' ~SONS
INCORPORATED Wire and Iron Works
OFFICE AND FACTORY -100 lo 140 WEST COURT 5JREE1
Kankakee, Illinois
Cumplimonh of
CHIEF PRINTING CO. 323 North W~shinglon A"•·
BRADUY, llUNOIS
9f'e~~ ~UNERAL SER\71CE
543 East Court St reet
KANKAKEE. ILliNOIS
Telephone 2·3131
?R:J.. (!fla1a6e'cf!aeU MOTOR co._.
Dodge - Plymouth GMeqo-ll~ Sooth Schuyler Avenue- J.55lS; l·SSlb
Solos Room -35~ Sooth Seh11ylor A•onuo- ].7911
Solo1 ~oom-141 Soulh lod:ano Avenuo-3·6023
Salo• Room-297 South Wo,~ A•onue- 2.3045
NEW AND USED CARS. TRUCKS. TRAILERS All TYPES BODY REPAIRING, PAINTING,
MECHANICAL WORK
A ONE.STOP GARAGE
CongratulAtions
to the
Senior ClAn ol ' 52
from
Manco Manufacturing PHONE 3·8211
Br•dloy, lllonoot
Compli""'"" of
SHIRT lAUNDERING
~3b South Schuyler
Br•dloy, IIIOnoi<
Compliment• of
(}~e~4iliJ MANUFACTl.IRING CO.
BRADLEY, ILLINOIS
BCST WISHES
TO CLASS OF '51
~ultaltee G-LASS CO.
151 W"'t Courl Sl-.et
PHONE 2-1 423
Congratulations
to the Closs of '52
BARON-HUOT OIL COMPANY
200 NORTH WEST AVENUE
~ankalee, llllool<
Won! Sol!le Lumber? Call Our Number - 2-3821
J. E. DeSelm and Company BRADLEY, ILLINOIS
(7~4-e ... MOTOR SAL~S
Pontiac "OOLLAR FOR DOllAR YOU
CAN'T BEAT A PONTIAC"
ISO Earl Station Stroel Kan~akeft1 OUnoiJ
Compliments of
HUFF ond WOLF Jewelry Company
117 South xhuyjer Aven•• KANKAkEE. IlliNOIS
UPTOWN SALES, INC. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH
545-557
South W oshington Avunuo
Kon~okeo, Illinois
Sales ond Service Uwtd Cor S lo•e• o I
JO I Norlh Scbuyle• A••"•• PHONE l-1176
PAINT and BODY PLANT 342 North Schuyler Avo.
Phon~ 3-3 3 73
CONGRATULA liONS
to the! CLASS OF 1952
aeeJtatelf}l{a~~u~e~t
189 Wet! Courj Strut KANKAKEE. ILLINOIS
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 111 South Schuyltr
KANKAKEE. ILLINOIS
~7f3eau'.J BODY St-IOP
FRAME and WHEEL AliGNMENT
24 HOUR TOWING 282 Norlh Schuyler Avenuo
Kan~•kee. l~noiJ
Phono '3·33~7
BOURBONNAIS CLEANERS
CLEANING at lh Beol
"top•" in ClEANING
•nd DYEING DIAL 2-Sfl.ll
130 Ri••rd Streol
Bourbonoefs, IU:no~t
Kankakee Tobacco & Condy Company CIGARS- CIGARffiES
TOBACCOS
CANOY end SUNDRY rTEMS
263 East Mereh•nl Stretrl
K•n•olea, Ulinoil TELEPHONE: 1·6llJ
"A Good Place lo lvteut and Eat ..
SHORT ORDERS OUR SPECIALTY STEAKS-CHOPS
MALTS ICE CREAM Bwl and Flo Sh.epard
272 1\lo,.;l, Vaueur l'hono 2· 1812
Brodley, lllinoi<
vj/cJu tt A 'It~ Tftt"f ~au if ij
Complefe Bonli~g Faciliti••
CITY NATIONAL BANK of Kon~akec
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE' SYST6M
MEMBER FEDERAL DEI'OSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
KAN KAKEE VALLEY
Sales Company PAPER
PAPER PRODUCTS NOTIONS
JANITOR SUPPLIES
1l5 Soulh Schuyler Avenue
Brodi"'Y• Illinois
TELEPHONE 2-111-45
TI"'E PROVEN TltADE ACCEPTANCE
IMPERI,o,t WAU.P,<PERS SMIII·M l50, PAINTS
A~T MAlf~lALS WII<POW SHADES PJCIVRE FRAMING
l<~nloke"'• Fi,.t Complete
Point .and W ollpaper Store
~11a~tt-at1c~;p K ANKAV(E.E
PAINT COMPANY
WE DELIVE~
WE RENT FLOOR SANDERS AND WALLPAPER REMOVERS
CONGRATULATIONS
On a Succeuful High Sehool Career
BEST WISHES
For Continved Succou in the Futuro
£2zviti0J/ac/&Y' MANUFA CTUR ING
W ORKS
For Form Implements Known The World Over
tJ/eeult-FLoRAL SHOP
168 EAST MERCHANT STREET
L ' I ooh " Gdgnier, Prop.
dnd
Larry G•gnier
FLOWERS FOR All
OCCASIONS
l<anh~ea, llllnois
Phone 3-51>3 I
Ryon ond Ebeling Phormocy
YOU~ HOME OWNED
DRUG STORES
30+ East Court Street Phone 3-5~ 12
l66b West !»•lion Street
Phone 3-9841
1145 E•st E•glo Str.eol
Phone 3-8845
KANKAKEE, ILUNOIS
CONGRA TUIATIONS f'ROM
.e~uuev-coMPANY
TO THE GRADUATING CLA~
OF 1952
139 South Schuylor l<ank.k.e~. IUtnoi$
EO'S DOG HOUSE FEATUI\ING
PUP-N-BAG
AMERICA'S NO. I MEAL
Put Up to T •\e Ovl
20c
80 M•in Slreet
BoL~rbonnai•. ll!ln:ob
Routes 45 & 52
ud.YJ-t.G:A.
STO~E
TWO MODERN SELF-SERVICE STORES S70 WEST BROADW"'Y
BRADLEY, IlLINOIS
1 2~ EAST RIVER STREET
KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
DINNERS SHORT ORDERS Diol 3-91 SO
Rcwtt ~5 Norlh
Kank•leo, llllnois
GREEN·MARKED COAL
All BUILDING MA TERJAlS READY-MIXED CONCRETE
Kankakee lu111ber & Supply
Company Court Street and Big Four Treck.
Kon~akeo, Illinois
DIAl l-8235
GREENSTREET'S Service Station
W e•hing- Polishing
Lubrlcollon
TIRES-SA TTERI£5.-.ACCfSSORIES
fira Repoirfn~otlery Service
DIAL 2-2~32 Comot Sro•clwoy end 5~
Bradley, llfinoiJ
Compliments of
?Jafel FUNERAL HOME
1220 South W01hin9ton
Phono 2-6326
AMBULANCE SERVICE
CtJ/1 g rtll lll,/1 ill II I
TO THE
CLASS OF ' 52
~~:tt?nd IV PHAR MACY
YOUR COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE STORE
Phone 2-3515
Bradley, Illinois
Compliment. of
DIAL l -4525 170 N. MICHIGAN
24 Hour Service
Anywhere-Anyplace-Anytime
2-way Radio Dispatched
Spacial Rates
For Out-of-Town Trips
KANI(I.KEE, ILUNOIS
8E$T WISHES
to t~•
CLASS OF 1952
THE
C-L<-P JEWELERS
159 East Courl Stroot
K.-nkakee, Illinois.
ComfJ/imenls of Bradley State
and Savings Bonk BRAOU:Y, IWNOIS
''We Invite Your- l'4trono9a"
SECURITY LUMBER & FUEL CO. Lumber Millwork Building M(lteriol
PHONE J-.3307 Bradley, Illinois
Build to Security
Best Wishe•
and Congratulations
to the a ... of 19521
HARRY L. TOPPING Real Estate-Insurance Suitt 701- 100 Arudo &ild~
AS50CiA1ES:
JIM RICE HUGH PIERCE
£.ftelcS~ ICE CREAM .. .
225 South W•st Avenue
788 Earl Courl Strut
911 Soutlt W ashlngton Avenue
Compliments ol
A urgo $!<><;~ ol
BAND INSTI\UMENTS
Gibson Gulla,..
Soandell Aooordions
lollor i>ionos Retofd• •"d Shut- Mu•ie A Complelo Music Store
Strvk.,_Teechinq-Rop~ldng
We A1m to Sollsly
PHONE 3-5733
HI> Eecl Courl Kenke~ee, Ill.
~u~alte£ Motor Coach Company
BUS SERVICE 10 BRADLEY
EVE~Y 30 MINUTES
P~on• 2-6212
COMPLIMENTS OF
FUNERAL 1-fOME ...
KANKAKEE'S FINEST
FUNERAl HOME
2 1 0 South W Ashingfon Ave.
TELEPHONE 2~621
Don' t Gamble
UJe fine Tested Paints
D<mibulot lor.
DlJTCH BOY
BEI\IJ .... MIN MOORE' CO.
VALSPAR
LUMINAll
BARRELED SUNLIGHT
Distinc tive W allpapero.
bv WtJrnor, Davis and Birge
We Rent Wollpopt~r RDmovers
ond Roor San.den
HAUSMANN PAINT co.
'297 Ea•t Court Street
KANKAKEE; ILLINOIS
JEWELERS SINCE 1872
Gifts for Every Oc~aslon
Engraving-Watch Ropairing
Gem Salting -Jewelry Repairing
VOLI<MANN BUILDING
Kan~alee. Illinois
Milk Divi•ion 396 S, S<:hyler Avenue
Phone: 3-6603
Compliments of
KANI<AKEE
Coco-Colo
BOTILING COMPANY ""COKE .. BElONGS
-FOODS c o. MEADOW GOLD
DAlRY PRODUCTS Icc Creern Oivltion
139 N. West Avenuo Phonet 1-660 I
Compliment. of
The Sport Shop For All Your
Sporting Neods
~53 W,.l Broadw•y
Bradley. llltnoi•
DIAL l-50 14
COMPLIMENTS OF
Ptccke'Y' FONERAL HOME
Complete Facilities 2+ HOU~ AMBULANCE SERVICE
t ll Sa•!~ lodlono PHONE J-983!
COMPLIMENIS Of'
Vae.·t~ PASTEURIZED GRADE A HOMOG~NIZED
15 Rivor
Doiry Produeti
Milt - Cream- Buttermilk
Butter-Chocolate
Oron9e and Grope Juice Homo Oellvcrios
OIAL 2-1327 Bourbonntis, lllinors
• Q]lcadfeJj DEPARTMENI
STORE
•
CONGRATULATIONS
tc lh4-1
CLASS OF 1952
from
MARTY and FftAN of
11{af~!J ST-EAK H0(-.15-E
Route 54 North
(2 Miles North of Kanka~ee)
CLARENCE W. RAPP Insurance
34& WEST BR0:4.DWA Y- TELEPHONE 3.0333
Bradley, Illinois
BOJI Wishes
to the Senior Cleu
from
THE HOTEL KANKAKEE
Compliments of
K.nb.M't Ac.c•ptad
Sta<O for Mon s; ••• II+~
•
Edward's Jewelers 220 EAST COURT STREET
Phone 2·1716 Kankakee. tllinios
Homo of
Famous Mo~o
Watches
ELGIN BULOYA BENRUS HAMILTON LONGINES
AJ1 On u•y Tomu
T. & R. SUPPLY CO. Bradley, Illinois
VERN BADE
541 W. Bro•d"'•Y PHONE l -5586
G. E. Moytaq
Philco
Admiral
Ma9ic Chef
Crosley
WE SERVICE WHAT WE Sfl.l
