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The Class of 1946 THE BRADLEYAN BRADLEY - BOURBONNAIS COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL BRADLEY SPONSORED BY JACK WALTERS MYRA ALLISON EDITED BY JEANNE REILLY
The Class of 1946
THE
BRADLEYAN
BRADLEY - BOURBONNAIS
COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL
BRADLEY SPONSORED BY JACK WALTERS
MYRA ALLISON EDITED BY JEANNE REILLY
Dedication Not long hence, a fine, new Bradley High School
will be built. Within its spacious walls will hum the
wheels of a modern, up-to-date high school.
The new high school will have more fields to con-
quer than ever before, for there will be many new
features and improvements with increasing emphasis
on music, speech and drama.
We, the graduating class of 1946, dedicate this
annual, from the old to the new.
J. C. Honn, Superintendent B. E., Eastern Illinois
State Teachers College M. S. University of
Illinois Mathematics, Social Science, Physical Science Charleston, Illinois
Jeanette Ford Frances Shinier
Junior College University of
Illinois, A. B. Social Studies Mt. Carol, Illinois
Frances Stewart James Millikin
University, B. M. Glee Club, Band
Chicago, Illinois
Doris Beach, Secretary Gallagher School of
E. Business Bradley, Illinois
Agnes Stelter St. Viator
College, A. A. B. University of
Illinois, M. S. English, Latin Speech,
Dramatics Bradley, Illinois
Myra Allison University of Illinois, A. B. Eastern Illinois
State Teachers College English, Civics, History
Charleston, Illinois
Emily Steinbrecher Eastern Illinois State Teachers College. B. S. Mathematics, Physical
Education Mattoon, Illinois
Loya-Nell Hughes Mary Fleming Southeast Missouri B. E., Eastern Illinois
State Teachers State Teachers College College, B. S. General Science
Music-Band, Glee Club Homemaking Jackson, Missouri Sullivan, Illinois
Joseph Jepsen Northern Illinois State
Teachers College, B. E. Industrial Arts, Metal Works, Coach, Physical Education
Bradley, Illinois
Carl Bergquist Wabash College A. B. University of Chicago Social Studies, History Chicago, Illinois
Jack Walters Carl Hughes Northeast Missouri Tennessee State
State Teachers Teachers College College, B. S. George Peabody College
Northwestern University Chemistry, General Commercial, Physical Science, Physics, Education, Assistant Aeronautics, Grade Coach School Coach, Physical
Bradley, Illinois Education Jackson, Missouri
Board Members. . .
Arthur Book Edmund Regnier
Bernard LaMontagne, Sr. Ray Sanor S. W. Evans Secretary President
"COURSE OF STUDY FOR HIGH SCHOOL"
(* Required for graduation)
I II
* English I *English II Practical Mathematics Algebra
*General Science World History Industrial Arts I Metal Works
*Social Problems Home Economics I *Physical Education *Physical Education Band Latin I Glee Club Band
Glee Club
III IV
'English III English IV Shorthand I Chemistry Typing I Home Economics II Bookkeeping Industrial Arts II Metal Works Shorthand II Physics Typing II Geometry Speech Arts *Civics Latin II Latin II Geometry Speech Arts Aeronautics Band Bookkeeping *Economics Physics Glee Club *U. S. History Industrial Arts II Band
Glee Club
Lucille Hartman- "Lucy"
Tie and Ribbon-2; Home Ec. Club-2,4; Dramatic Club - 3,4; Senior Class Treas-urer.
Herman Falkenhan- "Hoim"
Student Council Pres. -4;Class Officer-1,2,3, 4; Jr. Red Cross-2,3,4; Basketball-2,3,4; Dra-matic Club-1; The-spian - 2; Bradleyan Staff - 3; Letterman Club-4; Senior Class President.
Jean Devaud-- "Bobo"
Jr. Red Cross-1,2,4; Bradleyan staff-1,2,3, 4; Hi-Y-3,4; Sr. Class Play-4; Victory Min-strel-3; Bradleyan Ed. -4; Annual Staff-2,4; Vice-Pres. of Senior Class.
Naomi Rice "Nome"
Transfer from Peoria -4; G. A. A. - 4; Sr.
Class Play-4; Dra-matic Club-4; Student Council-4.
Norma Bisping- "Bis"
Thespian-2,3,4; Home Ec. Club-2,4; Sr. Ring Corn.-4; Library-1,3, 4; Jr. Red Cross-1,2, 3,4; Minstrel Shows-1; Pep Club-1,2,3: Glee Club-1,2; 1-Act Plays-2.
Belva Chamness-"Bobbie" Dramatic
Club - 1,2; Thespian - 3,4; Minstrel Show-3; Physi-
cal Education - 1,2; Glee Club-1,2.
Mary Ann Christensen- -Mae"
Tie and Ribbon-1; Jr. Red Cross-2.3; Vice-Pres.-1,2; Baton-1,2,3, 4; Bradleyan Ed.-3,4; Thespian - 3,4; Glee Club-1,4; Tri-Hi-Y-2; 1-Act Plays-1; Annual-4; Thespian Officer-4; Minstrel Show -3; Home Ec, Club-2; Pep Club-1,2; Dramatic Club-1,2; Prom Corn. - 3; Sr. Class Play-4.
Robert Decker-. -Bob" Transfer
from St. Pat _1; Jr. Red Cross-3,4; Football - 2,3,4; Bas-ketball-3; Track-2,3, 4; Baseball-3,4; Hi-Y-2,3,4; Minstrel Show-3.
Robert DeVries-"Breezy" Basketball
Mgr.-2; Jr. Red Cross-2,3; Track Mgr.
- 2; Letterman Club-3,4; Football - 4; Hi-
Y- 2,3,4; Physical Ed.-1,2.
Diane Duchene- "Di"
Class Officer-3; Home Ec. Club-2,4 ; Sr. Class Play Com.-4; Prom Com.-3; Jr. Red Cross -3,4; Library Staff-4; Bradleyan Staff - 4; Annual Staff-4; Phys-ical Education-1,2.
Charlene Gillespie "Charlie"
Pep Club-1,2; Jr. Red Cross-2,3,4; Drama-tic Club-1,2,3,4; Sr. Ring Com._4; Prom Com.-3; Sr. Class Play-4; Glee Club-3,4; Home Ec. Club-2; Minstrel Show-3; Thespian-4; Physical Education-2, 3; Announcement Com.-4.
Velma Dean Hagemeyer-- "Babe"
1-Act Plays-2; Sr_ matic-1,2; Thespian-3,4; Tri-Hi-Y-3; Glee Class Play 4; DraClub 1; Library-1,2,3, 4; Home Ec. Club-2; Jr. Red Cross-1,2,3,4; Baton-1, 2, 3, 4; Min-strel Shows-1;2; Bradleyan-2,3,4.
Raymond Howard- "Ray"
Jr. Red Cross- 1,2,3; Dramatic Club-4.
Ray King - "Nunu"
Football - 1,3,4; Dra-matic Club-4; Letter-man Club-3,4; Annual Staff-4; Sr. Class Play-4; Hi - Y - 2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross-1,2,3,4.
Theresa Koplinski- "Terry"
Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross - 2, 3; Home Ec. Club - 2,4; Dramatic Club-4; Li-. brary - 2, 4; Physical Education - 1, 2; Sr. Play Com -4.
Bernard Kristin.-- "Bernie" Dramatic
Club - 1,2; Minstrel Show - 1,3; Jr. Red
Cross-1,2,3,4; 1 - Act Plays - 2; Sr.
Class Play - 4; Thes-pian-3,4.
SENIOR CLASS HISTORY • • •
A battalion of sixty-nine privates marched into the halls of Bradley Bour-bonnais Community High School in the fall of 1942.
For our officers we had Herman Falkenhan as lieutenant general, Mary Ann Christensen was colonel, Jean Devaud was major, and Jeanne Reilly was captain. Our commanding officers were Miss Scabcrt and Mr. Arthur.
To get away from the regular rou tine o f du ty we held a class party in the gym. The en tire bat tal ion turned out and every one had a good t ime. By the way that was the only par ty we had while in service.
We rece ived a p ro mo t ion to co rpo ra l an d th e re were s ix ty f i ve o f u s . Ou r
lieutenant general was Herman Falkenhan, colonel was Mary Ann Christensen, major was Charlene Gillespie, and our captain was Jean Devaud. Mr. Starr and Miss Chesko were our commanding officers.
To help raise money for our third year o f service, we sponsored a skating party for the entire army. There was a very good turn out and we were grateful to those who part icipated.
Sergeants we were, and there were now forty-nine left in our bat tal ion. Some of our group have left us and are now serving overseas. That year we had Bonita Earnheart as l ieutenant general , Herman Falkenhan as colonel , Diane Duchene as major, and John McAndrews as captain. Our str ict command:ng officers were Miss Steinbrecher and Mrs. Redlich.
We had a lot of activities this year. Besides the regular routine of duty we worked for our dance. We sold pop, candy, pop corn, peanuts, pencils, and many other articles at the football and basketball games. Many of our fellow friends served on the committies for our dance, which turned out to have been a lot of fun. The banquet and dance was held in the American Legion Home on May 22. 1945.
We have marched into another year of service and there are only twenty-nine of us left in the battalion. We have had twenty leave us for overseas duty. From these -once have lieutenant ratings and higher. Our staff of officers are: lieutenant encral —Herman Falkenhan, colonel—Jean Devaud, major—Naomi Rice. and ur captain is Lucille Hartman. Mr. Walters and Miss Stein brecher are our corn-landing officers.
Our last year of service turned out to be a very interesting one, besides our tontine of duty. We had our pictures taken, ordered our rings, caps and gowns, and worked on the annual. Many from our battalion played on the basketball „earn and did very good for themselves. They took first place in the regional tour-lament. On April fi fteenth the class went to Normal for the day, and skip day tame in May.
After four• years of service, we have received the rating of master sergeants ,nd along with that our discharge. We are again civil ians on this twenty-ninth lay of May in the year of our Lord-1946.
(Continued before the last page of Senior Class Will.)
James Lake- .`Jimmy"
Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4; Football-4; Dramatic Club- 3, 4; Letterman Club-3,4.
John McAndrews- "Johnnie"
Football-3,4; Dramatic Club-3,4; Minstrel Shows - 3; Physical Education-1,2.
Harry Martin- "Harry"
Football-3,4; Jr. Red Cross-1,2,3,4; Basket-ball-1,2,3,4; Baseball-2,3,4;Track-2,3,4; Let-termen Club-1,2,3,4.
Homer Martin- "Handsome"
Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4; Track-2,4; Letterman Club-1,2,3,4; Football -4; Jr. Red Cross-1,2, 3,4.
George Pierson- "G.0."
Football-3,4; Jr. Red Cross-1,2,3,4; Letter-man Club-3,4.
Daniel Searle- "Danny"
Football-4; Hi-Y-3,4; Track - 2,4; Dramatic Club- 3, 4; Thespian-4; Letterman Club-4; Jr. Red Cross-2,3,4; Minstrel Shows - 3; Tie and Ribbon-2.
Robert Pilcher- "Bob"
Transfer from Loda1; Basketball - 2, 3, 4; Sr. Class Play Stage Mgr.-4; Football-2,3, 4; Track-3,4; Base-ball-4.
Audrey Sperry- "Aud"
Jr. Red Cross-1,2,3,4; Physical Education-1, Home Ec. Club- 2,4; 2.
Jeanne Reilly- "Jr."
Dramatic Club-1; Jr. Red Cross-1,2,3,4; Sr. Play-4; Thespian-2, 3,4; Glee Club-1,4; Home Ec. Club- 1,4; Bradleyan - 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Ass't Ed. -3; Annual Editor-4; Jr. Prom Corn. - 3; Min-strel Shows-1,3; G. A. A. Pres.-3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Pres.-3; 1-Act Plays-2; Tri-Hi-Y-1,2; Tie and Ribbon-1; Pep Club-1,2; Latin Club-Pres.-1; Library-1,2, 3,4; G. A. A.-3,4; Physical Education-1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Bradleyan Staff −1,2,3,4 ;Jr. Red Cross −1,2,3,4.
Dolores Spivey- "Dede"
Band - 1; Home Ec. Club-4; Sr. Play Corn. −4; Jr. Red Cross-2,4; Physical Education-1, 2 i Cl b 3
Harold Topliff- "Top"
Jr. Red Cross-2,3,4;. Sr. Play Stage Mgr.-4.
Glenn Wright- "Glenn"
Jr. Red Cross-2,3,4; Gym-1,2.
Harry Wulff- "Buddie"
Jr. Red Cross-1,2,3,4; Stage Mgr.-3; Gym-1,2.
PROPHECY . • •
As the years pass and the year 1950 rolls around one of our former classmates has gotten out the picture albumn of his Senior Classmates of 1946. Just to sec if he could remember them all . As he tries to place each one of them, let 's go along with him.
The first picture in the albumn is of Dolores Spivey, who is now the successful housewife of an ex-Navy man. I hear they reside on a small farm near Bourbonnais. This picture right beside Dolores looks familiar. Of course, it's Norma Bisping. It seems she and Lucille Hartman have co-ownership in a large theatre near the Loop in Chicago. We'll be up to see it sometime girls. Good luck!!!
As we turn the page we come across the photo of Ray Howard. Yes, he is sti ll on the farm and doing a good job of it , we might add. Next to him stands George Pierson. This fellow seems to be an Army officer , and i t is rumored about that he st il l has a certain weakness for red-heads.
Another page is turned and looking squarely at us with that indignant look on his face is—you've guessed it , none other than Harry Wulff. He is one of the bosses at Bradley Factory. (I hear he got his job by his strong abil ity to argue.) On this page we also find Harold Topliff. He has his own garage now and urges us all to please bring our old fenders to him. He has adopted the slogan of, "Harold the .Fender Bender."
As we turn the next leaf we find Bernard Krizan working busi ly over his new musical symphony entit led "Pupshun." I see that Bob Devries is also here on this page. He is the manager of the large bowling alley in Bradley. No doubt you have seen him quite often giving the pin-boys a talking to .
The next page confronts us with a snapshot of Mary Ann Christensen and Charlene Gillespie. They completed modeling school recently and were all set for a brilliant career, which turned out to be the model housewife. Mary Ann is now living in Chicago while Charlene remained faithful to dear old Bradley. Remember how much she used to slam the east side, well, that happens to be where she is living now. On this page also, is pictured a very important man in Bradley. He is Mayor Herman Falkenhan. A very efficient one, I 'm sure.
Another page is turned and with it brings us a picture of the twins, Homer and Harry Martin. Homer, as you know, was voted No. 1 Box Office Favorite and is now playing opposite Verna Vogeltvvitchel in the latest M. G. M. hit, entitled, "The 'Educated Guttersnipe." It is his wavy hair that really puts the picture over. (As a past ime, he resorts to singing.) Harry has not become quite so successful, but because of his ardent love for literature he has taken to writing poetry. (That is, of course, between those trips he is sti ll making to Kankakee.)
By th is pictu re o f the twins i s one of our o ld fr iends Ray King. He now has a f i l l ing stat ion of his own. ( I t seems that la te ly he has found out that gas wil l go a lot farther i f di luted wi th water . )
JUNIOR CLASS - • •
F irst Row: (Left to r igh t) Powles Shi rley, Clary Doro thy, LaGesse Lorraine. Mar tel l Jean, Amiot Albert ine. Burkhalter Veryl .
Second Row : Crites Beverley, Pattengale Beverly, Burr Norma, Curry Roddy.
Ziegle Bill, Pechauer Veronica, Gussmati Lucille.
Third Row: Hayes Dick, Kohan Bernard, Wilcox Donald, Bourelle Bob, Gibson
Herb, Bass Jimmy, Strickland Art.
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS • • • Secretary : Maxine Lambert, President: Bernard Rice, Treasurer: Charles
Tousignant , Vice-President: (not present) . Sponsors: Mr. Bergquist and
Miss Allison (not present).
JUNIOR CLASS • First Row: (Left to right) Jensen Sedelle, Crosby Rose, Lehnig Iola, Kirchner
Bonnie, Book Shirley, Kennedy Peggy.
Second Row : Grill Theresa, Beck Dolores, Kassman Mary, Schultz Freda, McClain Barbara,
Legris Joanne.
Third Row: Tanner Bernard, Maisonneuve Tony, Brouilet te Melvin. Mayotte Bill , Crosby Herb, Osenga Clifford, Longtin Bob.
PROPHECY • • • ( C o n t i n u e d )
The next page holds a picture of Audrey Sperry and Theresa Koplinski . Audrey has the management of a big restaurant in Kankakee. She is doing fine , the last we had heard. Theresa is the manager o f the new skating r ink that has just opened across the street from Audrey's restaurant .
The next page really holds a surprise for al l concerned because it shows Clayton Merillat and i t has been said that he is now the new principal of the recently built High School on the North Road. Diane Duchene is his effic:ent and at tract ive secretary. Another classmate, Jeanne Reil ly, is on the Faculty. She is the Commercial teacher and the Girls ' Physical Education Instructor ( i t 's possible) and enjoys her work a lot.
Another page is turned and Johnny McAndrew's face is revealed. He, as you probably know, i s the propr ietor o f the nices t l i t t le cigar s tore in Brad ley, o f course, that does not say what the back room possesses , things such as poo l tables, e tc . Velma Dean Hasemcyer 's p ic ture is a lso on this enameled p iece of paper. She has her own l i t t l e hatshop in the b ig town of Bradley. The s ign out -s ide her door reads, "Beauti ful Bonnets by Babe."
Beside Babe is a picture of Glenn Wright. He and his family have recently moved to Kankakee so he may be closer to his work, as he has recently been promoted to head drug in the druggist business of a large drug store.
Bob Pilchcr is on the next page. Bob has clone quite well for himself these past four years and he is living with his family on the best street in town. Naomi Rice
is also featured here. Yes, she is now the head waitress at the Country Club, but sometimes participates in the floor show.
Will the turn of another leaf, Danny Searle and Bob Decker are unveiled. Danny has recently signed a contract with "Bright Eyes" Magazine. He features the new "Lash-l i te" mascara. Bob is st i l l in Bradley. Recently he was voted the best and leading play-boy in Kankakee county. (He says that he enjoys hi s work, too.)
The next turn greets us with the cheery smile of Belva Chamness. She, it has been told, is the sole owner of a large factory on the outskirts of Bradley. What she manufactures, they say, is a secret.
Jean Devaud is also on this page. I le is the Art Instructor at the New High School. His pupils just adore him, I 've been told. Cora Evens who quit school , is now engaged in the chain of several of her own drugstores. Charles Ryan is now a Major in the Marine Air Force and real ly looks nifty in that uniform.
Well, the final page of our album is turned and last but not least we find our old friend Jimmy Lake. Jimmy owns and has charge of a shop for Men's Wear located at 10938 Sunnyside Boulevard, in dear old Bradley, Illinois.
This ends our reminiscing of our Senior Classmates of 1946. We are all glad to see, I am sure, that they have become so successful in this cold and cruel world since we last left them four long years ago. We have always had confidence in them and can now say, "I told you so."
SOPHOMORE CLASS • • •
First Row: (Left to right) Mr. Hughes, Clary B., Owens R., McCleary P., Mayotte M., Dionne A., Normandin D., Miss Stelter.
Second Row: Peltier L., Dyer M., \Volven C., Burkhalter M., Sadowski T., Dorothy Fred, Ycates H., Skube R., LaGesse R.
Third Row: Dolores Fred, McCarty N., Courville L., Rittmanic P., Erickson D., 11 ikon G., Green B., Hartman M., Lancaster D.
Fourth Row: Zasada V., Swartz S., Holderman B., Harrison P., Timm R., Raines Reynolds D., Herrin M., Stutz L.
Fifth Row: Buttle J., Slovikoski G., Windal F., McGinnis R., Biamont G.. Jamnick L., Stuck C., Regnier N., Pattengale J.
Sixth Row: Tousignant R., Dusenbury M., Larkins J., Larsen H., Pope R.. Terrell B.. Wilkins A., St. Louis J., LaMontagne B.
FRESHMAN CLASS • • •
First Row : (Left to right) Miss Fleming, Rittmanic B., Cochand S., Grill A., Smith S., LaGesse D., Rasmussen II. Van Horn D., Stutz M., Mr. Jepsen.
Second Row: Ventura F., Hasemeyer P., Haserneyer C., Martin E., Sanor F., Striegle M., Caron T., Doty K., Dauphin T.. Bock B., Brinkman L.
Third Row: Burkhalter R., Franceour D., Legris L., Metschuleit J., Griswold G., Goll B., Hunter J., Friedewold A.
Fourth Row: McCleary S., Gussman J., Kray S., Frisch D., Meents M., Wulff I'., Falkenhan D., Kirchner M., Maneno R., Jones P.
Fifth Row: Schnarre A., Hayhurst N., Martin R., Kunde L., Sikes J., Cotton H., Potrezebski V., Leniert D., Geraci P., Howard W.
Sixth Row: Hale D., LeVeque R., Allison T., Honzik R., Lee R., Rapp L., Lake M.. Reynolds F., Taylor R., Schultz S.
SENIOR CLASS WILL
We, the Senior Class of 1946 of Bradley-Bourbonnais Community High School, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby will and bequeath, in this our last will and testament, the fol lowing:
I . NORMA BISPING, my undying energy to Lorraine LaGesse and Doro thy Clary.
I, BELVA CHAMNESS, my pleasant time in school doing little to Norma Burr and Beverly Pattengale.
I , M AR Y AN N C H RIS TEN SE N , my h ab i t fo r min g wa y o f co min g to s ch o o l in the dying minutes before the last bell to Bill Ziegle and Theresa Grill.
I , ROBERT DECKER, my way with the gir ls to Mickey Brouilct tc.
1 , JEAN DEVAUD, my ar t i s t ic ab il i t ies to Io la Lehnig and Barbara McClain .
I , BOB DEVRIES, my long s t r id ing walk to Bob Longt in .
I , DIANE DUCHENE, my bash fu ln ess to Bever ly Cr i tes and Ro se Crosb y.
I , HERMAN FALKENHAN, my happy-go-lucky disposit ion to Maxine Lambert .
I, CHARLENE GILLESPE, my cheerfulness to Mary Kassman and Freda Schultz.
I, LUCI LLE HARTMAN, my flirtatious ways and manners to Joanne Legris and Veronica Pechauer.
I , VELMA DEAN HASEMEYER, my qu ick smi le to Veryle Burkhal ter .
I , RAYMOND HOWARD, my industr ious at t i tude to Bernard Rice.
I , RAY KING, my black wavy hair to Jean Martell .
I , THERESA KOPLINSKI, my var ie ty o f sweaters to Bi l l Mayot te .
I , BERNARD KRIZAN, my love of tel ling stale jokes to Art Strickland.
I , JAMES LAKE, my he igh t ' ) to Rodd y Curry.
I , JOHN McANDREWS, my love for the ou t-of-doors to Cli fford Osenga.
I, HARRY MARTIN, my muscle building course, by Charles Atlas, to Dick Hayes.
I , HOMER MARTIN, my abil i ty for making those long shots to Bernard Tanner.
I , GEORGE PIERSON, my weakness fo r red-heads to Bob Bourel le.
I , BOB P1LCHER, my ab i l i ty to get a long wi th b runet tes to Buddy Kohan .
THESE ADORABLE SENIORS •
The first picture confronts us with a little baby in a high chair out in the snow. We wonder who it is? ??? The right answer in Naomi Rice.—Next to Naomi is a little girl who hasn't changed one bit, you are right again, "Babe" Hasemeyer.— The third picture on the page is taken by the back door of this girl 's house on the east side. Naturally, it is Diane Duchene.—Below Babe in the crouched position, ready for football is Bob Decker. Even then he has visions of a great football player, incidentually, he still has.—The shy little girl under Naomi's picture is the renowned daughter of one of our hard working men around school, that 's right, it is none other than Belva Chamness.—The baby on the wicker chair all dressed up and displaying a great big smile for the benefit of the photographer is Jeanne Reilly. Wasn't she cute then ????—Now under the picture of Belva is one of our typical farmers in his youth. He is now a city slicker and looks very much the same. If you gave the answer as Bob Pilcher, you were absolutely correct.—The next group of three small pictures contains some of our best glamour boys and girls. Right beneath Belva is Bernard Krizan. His little hat and coat sure are cute.—Belo+• Bernard is a little girl standing up with the aid of some one else who we cannot see on this picture. I think she is having some trouble with her ________ well, we will see if you are sharp enough to get it. She is none other than Charlene Gillespie.—By her is a handsome little hunk of man who is now well known and liked by all. He has shown traits and abilities of leadership. Right again, he is Herman Falkenhan.—The little clown on the box of Good Luck Margarine is still in his natural character. You can always expect a hearty laugh out of him when you pop one of those corny jokes. This is Jean Devaud.—This boy was playing with a teddy bear at this time, but he is also known for his monkey "Alice" who was posted out on the roof and signs of his father's gas station. See now you made me give it away, Ray King is the one.—My, isn't the next one a cute sailor. He has not changed too much so that you can not recognize him by this old picture. Buddy Wulff is the one I am talking about.
SENIOR CLASS HISTORY • • •
(Continued) As far as future plans go, some intend to re-enlist for several more years of
college, some intend to go overseas, a few wil l try their talents in the community and a few others will take their place in society.
After the great sigh of relief at becoming a civilian, we realize there is a great responsibility ahead of us and we have a great part to play in the new post-war world. We hope that in these four years of service, the knowledge that we so unwillingly absorbed, the discipline we so rebelliously received, have helped to fit us in order to take our share of the burdens. Some day we will look back on these four years of service and find that they were the happiest and most care-free we have had for a long time. Lucky people who have appreciated us!!
SENIOR CLASS WILL • • • (Continued)
I, JEANNE REILLY, my athletic abilities and friendly manner to Albertine Amiot and
Shirley Powles.
I. NAOMI RICE, my spontaneous laugh to Dolores Beck and Alieda Bushey. I, CHUCK RYAN, my easy-going manner to Herb Crosby.
DANNY SEARLE, my big brown eyes and long eye lashes to Charles Tousignant.
1, AUDREY SPERRY, my carefree attitude to Bonnie Kirchner and Shirley Book. I,
DOLORES SPIVEY, my quietness to Lucille Gussman and Peggy Kennedy.
1, HAROLD TOPLIFF, my love of tormenting the teachers to Jimmy Bass and Sedelle
Jensen.
I , GLENN WRIGHT, my genial d isposit ion to Tony Maisonneuve.
I, HARRY WULFF, my love of sports to Herb Gibson and Donald Wilcox. We, THE
SENIORS, our remarkable scholastic and athletic abilities to the Juniors. WE,
THE SENIORS, our splendid cooperation with the faculty to the Sophomores.
WE, THE SENIORS, our faithfulness to Bradley High to the Freshman.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have herewith affixed our seal this twenty-ninth day of May, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty six.
"ANNUAL STAFF OF 1946"
EDITOR,. I N-CHIEF ....................................................................................................... • Jeanne Reilly
ASSISTANT ED I TOR ............................................................................................ Florian Maisonneuve
ART EDITOR ........................................................................................................................ Jean Devaud
PROPHECY ................................................................................................ Charlene Gillespie
CLASS WILL ...................................................................................................... Diane Duchene
CLASS HISTORY ................................................................................. Velma D. Hasemcyer
CALENDAR Jean Devaud
MATERIAL MANAGERS ...........................................................................Velma D. Hasemeyer
Belva Chamness
Naomi Rice
BUSINESS MANAGERS .......................................................................... Mary Ann Christensen
Ray King
ADVISORS ..................................................................................................... Mr. Jack Walters
Miss Myra Allison
ANNUAL STAFF • • •
Seated: (Left to r ight) Hasemeyer Velma, Mr. Walters, Maisonneuire Tony,
Reil ly Jeanne, King Ray, Rice Naomi.
Standing: Chamness Belva, Gillespie Charlene, Devaud Jean, Christensen Mary,
Duchene Diane.
STUDENT COUNCIL • • •
Seated : (Left to r igh t ) McCleary Pau l , Rice Bernard, Falkenhan Herman. Gr i l l
Alber t , Rice Naomi .
Standing: Mr. Walters, Mr. Jepsen, Mr. Bergquist , Mr. Honn.
BRADLEYAN STAFF • • •
Seated: (-eft to right) Gil lespie Charlene, Chamness Belva, Maisonneuve Tony,
Devaud Jean, Christensen Mary Ann, Mr. Walters, Reil ly Jeanne.
S tand ing: LaGesse Lorra ine , Ziegle Bil l , Hasemeyer Velma, Wulff Harry,
Amiot Albert ine, Kassman Mary, Mar tel l Jean, Rice Naomi, Lambert Maxine,
Lehnig Io la , McCleary Paul , Harr ison Phyll is , Duchene Diane, Powles Sh irley.
"BRADLEYAN STAFF OF 45-46"
Co-editors, first semester ........................................................................ Mary Ann Christensen Jean Devaud
co-editors, second semester ........................................................... Jean Devaud Florian Maisonneuve
keporters ............................................................. Maxine Mayotte ........................ Robert Decker Dolores Falkenhan ...................... Jeanne Reilly Harry Wulff ................................ Charlene Gillespie Lorraine LaGesse ........................ Roddy Curry A lbertine Amiot ........................ Darcl Hale Billy Ziegle ................................. Shirley Powles
Feature Writers ............................................................... Bob Bourelle ............................. Phyllis Harrison Danny Searle .............................. Charlene Gillespie Rachel Timm ........................... Iola Lehnig Lucille Gussman ........................... Bernard Rice Louie Jamnick ............................ Mary Kassman Clayton Merillat ......................... Maxine Lambert Barbara McClain ........................... Sedelle Jensen Herman Falkenhan ...................... Velma D. Hasemcyer
Typists
Production Managers
Velma Dean Hasemeyer ............. Jeanne Reilly Charlene Gillespie ...................... Naomi Rice Belva Chamncss ......................... Mary Ann Christensen Diane Duchene ........................... Mary Kassman Alieda Bushey , ........................ Lorraine LaGesse Lucille Gussman ......................... Beverly Pattengale Florian Maisonneuve ................. Veryl Burkhalter Shirley Book ............................ Bonnie Kirchner Barbara McClain........................ Dorothy Clary Freda Schultz ............................ Veronica Pechauer Maxine Lambert .......................... Theresa Grill J o a n n e L e g r i s N o r m a B u r r Shirley Powles Dolores Beck Peggy Kennedy ........................... Albertine Amiot Bob Longtin .............................. Art Strickland
Jeanne Reilly .............................. Mary Ann Christensen Diane Duchene ........................... Charlene Gillespie
LETTERMAN CLUB • • •
First Row: (Left to r ight) DeVries Bob, P ierson George, Decker Bob, Mart in Homer, Lake Jimmy, P ilcher Bob, King Ray, Mayotte Bil l .
Second Row: Mr. Jepsen , McCleary Pau l , Tanner Bernard , Dusenbury Marshal l , Wi lkins Andrew, Jamnick Louie , Rit tmanic Pau l , Mr . Wal ters .
Third Row: Slovikoski Gerald, Gibson Herb, Falkenhan Herman, Mart in Harry, Rice Bernard, Bass Jimmy, Searle Danny.
GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION • • •
First Row: (Left to right) Miss Steinbrecher, Rice Naomi, Reilly Jeanne, l 'owles Shirley, Amiot Albert ine.
Second Row: Hasemeyer Charlene, Hasemeyer Pat, Sai lor Francis, Doty Kathleen, Striegle Mare. Chattiness Belva, Caron Theresa, Van Horn Doris, Yeates Helen, Stutz Marlene.
Third Row: Jones Pat, Gussman Jean, 1ATulff Pearl, Herrin Myrna, Mayotte Maxine, Harrison Phyllis, Swartz Shirley, Meents Mary Lou, Frisch Dolores, Falkenhan Dolores, Hasemeyer Velma Dean.
HI-Y CLUB • - •
Seated: (Left to right) Hayes Dick, Strickland Art, Curry Roddy, King Ray, Mr. Walters, Decker Bob, Ziegle Bill, Kohut Bernard. Gibson Herb,
Standing: Windal Floyd, Owens Ronald, Erickson David, Rice Bernard. Brouilette Melvin, Crosby Herb. Bourelle Bob, Terrell Bill, Bass Jimmy, McGinnis Raymond.
" N i n t h A n n u a l M u s i c F e s t i v a l H e l d In M o me n c e T h i s Y e a r "
Th e n i n t h a n n u a l K a n k a k e e V a l l e y C o n fe r e n c e mu s i c f e s t i v a l wa s h e l d i n Momence on Fr iday, March 22 , 1946 , a t the Momence High School Audi tor ium wi th Clarence W. Sawhi l l as guest d i rector o f the band and choruses . He i s the
assistant professor of music and assistant director of concert and mil tary bands at the Universi ty o f I l l inois, he also has the Men's Glee Club wider his direct ion. The schools part icipat ing were Bradley, Chebanse, St . Patr ick of Kankakee, Grant Park, St . Anne, Reddick, Manteno, Momence, and Herscher. All in al l , there was about 490 students who part icipated in the program. The program began promptly at 7:30 and first on the program was the boys' chorus singing, "Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet", the Negro Spiri tual , "Steal Away", 'Roger Young", and the song of "Stouthearted Men". All these songs were welcomed by the audience with great enthusiasm and l iked by al l . The gir ls ' chorus was next and sang the fol lowing numbers: "Now the Day Is Over", "Homing", "Open Our Eves", and the "Ital ian Street Song". On the last song Miss Elaine Mart in of Bradley sang the solo part in the chorus. "All in the Apri l Evening", 'God So Loved the World", and the patr iot ic "Your Land and My Land", and the song "As Torrents in Summer", were presented by the mixed chorus of boys and gir ls total ing about 450. The select ions played by the hand were: "Crosley March", "Student Prince Overture", "A Lit t le Vodka—Russian Mixup", by Shumaker, and Sousa's enjoyable "Manhattan Beach-March", and different phases from Strauss, "Waltz King". Those who at tended from Bradley were: Shirley Book, Betty Bock, Mary Ann Christensen, Dolores Falkenhan, Doris Gifford, Charlene Gil lespie, Jean Gussman, Myrna Herrin , Pat Jones, Peggy Kennedy, Bonnie Kirchner, Shirley McCleary, Ray McGinnis, Rosemary Maneno, Jean Martel l . Elaine Mart in , Mary Lou Meents, Louis Rapp, Jeanne Reil ly, Betty Rit tmanic, Freda Schultz, Marie Str iegel , Bernard Tanner, Doris Van Horn, Floyd Windal , Glenn Ziegle and Bil ly Ziegle. The music director of the Bradley band and Glee Club was Mrs. Carl Hughes .
On May 26 the Glee Club sang the fol lowing songs at the Baccalaureate Services: "Holy, Lord God", by Noble Cain and "I Heard A Forest Praying", by the renowned Peter DeRose. These songs were beautiful ly done by the group of gir ls under the direct ion of Mrs. Carl Hughes. The night finally came when the Seniors say good bye to the many happy days which they wil l leave behind and go out to shift for themselves in the world. At this time, the Glee Club sang "The Green Cathedral", by Carl Hahn and "I Pledge Allegiance To The Flag", by Myrtle M. Bridges with the trumpet obligato being played by a junior, Bil ly Ziegle. The ceremony held at this time was very breathtaking and something that you only see once a year. The seniors were serious for the first t ime in their lives and you could tell that they all hated to leave the school which they went to for so long. All in all, the Glee Club has spent many long hours in the preparation for these two nights and have done an excellent job of it too.
GLEE CLUB • •
First Row: (Left to r ight) Jones Pat , Herrin Myrna, Gi l lespie Charlene, Christen-
sen Mary Ann, Book Shirley, Schultz Freda, Meents Mary Lou, Kirchner
Bonnie, Mrs. Hughes.
Second Row : Van Horn Doris, Martin Elaine, McCleary Shirley, Striegle Marie
Rittmanic Betty, Martell Jean, Maneno Rosemary, Kennedy Peggy, Reilly
Jeanne.
BAND.
Seated: (Left to right , Windal Floyd. Ziegle Glenn, Bock Betty, Gifford Doris,
Rapp Louis, Gassman Jean, Ziegle Bill. Falkenhan Dolores.
S tand ing : Chr is t ensen Mary Ann, Hasemeyer Velma Dean . Chamness Belva,
Tanner Bernard . McGinnis Raymond, Mrs . Hugh es .
THESPIANS • • •
During the first semester , Thespian Troupe .V._23 had a membership of eight . In February a new class o f eight candidates were ini t iated at the Ini t iat ion ceremonies held in the gym. New candidates included: Albert ine Amiot , Maxine Lambert , Shirley Book, Charlene Gil lespie. Bernard Kohan, Naomi Rice, Bil ly Ziegle and Danny Searle. Several Thespians part icipated in the cast of "Ready Made Family", the Senior P lay, and in the Christmas Assembly play presented by the Speech Arts Class. Officers for the year are: President-Jeanne . Reil ly, Vice ] 'resident-Herman Falkenhan, Secretary-Velma Dean Hasemeyer, and Treasurer-Mary Ann Christensen. Best Thespians for the year, the select ion made each year from among graduating Thespians for meri torious work in Dramat:cs during their years in High School, were Jeanne Reil ly and Bernard Krizan with honorable mention going to Velma Dean Hasemeyer and Herman Falkenhan.
SENIOR CLASS PLAY • • •
The farce-comedy "A-Ready Made Family", by Jay Tobias, was presented by a cast of Seniors on December 10th. Proceeds from the play were used for the annual senior gift to the school. The cast included Naomi Rice as Alice Martyn. Ray King as Henry Turner, Jeanne Reil ly as the colored maid-Begonia, Bernard Krizan as the colored handy-man-Nicodemus, Mary Ann Christensen as Aunt Lydia, Charlene Gil lespie as the daughter of Mr. Turner-Doris, Billy Ziegle as the son of Mr. Turner-Sammy, and the children of Mrs. Martyn were Velma Dean Hasemeyer as Mari lee, Belva Chamness as l it tle Gracie, and Darel Hale as Bob. The things that these children didn 't do to try and spli t up their respective parents from entering into marriage. They had fits , used baby-talk, used the art of stealing as a habit and many other funny things that kept the crowl laughing al l the time. The Senior Sponsors, Miss Emily Steinbrecher was in charge of business arrangements and Miss Stel ter directed the production. Bob Pilcher and Harold Topliff were the stage managers. A matinee performance was presented for children of the grade school on December 9th.
DRAMATIC CLUB •
The Dramatic Club has had an excellent representation at its meeting each month with an average of from 40-50 members present. During the first semester Shirley Book served as Chairman and Naomi Rice as Secretary while Iola Lehnig and Dorothy Normandin occupied these offices during the course of the second semester. At each business meeting a short program of entertainment was provided by some of the members. Dramatic Club pins were secured by 33 members in Pehroary from the Metal Arts Company. The Thespians also secured these pins.
OUR SCHOOL OF FUTURE • • •
The people of our little metropolis, as well as the students of the high school have waited a long time for the starting of the construction of our new high school. Our principal, Mr. Honn, has no definite idea just when the work will start on the new building, although, the football and track layouts have been well on their way to realization. The main delay has been in the shortage and trouble of obtaining vital materials needed for the construction. During this time of anxious wa.ting, blue prints have been made up and have undergone some changes that will, no doubt, make the new school even more modern and artistic. So maybe all this lapse of time has not been wasted.
The new high school will be a big improvement over our present one. It will be modern in design, compact and efficient, and with the capacity of 350. The building, itself, will measure about 65 x 120 feet. Instead of the present system of the study hall there will be a Library-Study Hall and personal equipment will be kept in individual lockers which will be placed on both sides of the main corridors un the first and second floors. The new school will also be organized into departments.. A new attraction for our many Flickerville friends will be the new Agricultural Department. The Science, Manual Training and Agricultural rooms will be located in the basement while the Home Ec. Department will have its own compact rooms near the main entrance. There will be many other classrooms in which there will be held the English, Math, and Social Studies.
Although the new building will be only a little larger than the present one it will be arranged so that the need of a larger building would be unnecessary and an added cost of money to our parents. No doubt, you will all be happy when the men start to work on the foundation of our new school.
The gym will be another remarkable improvement, better than many of the gyms in this area. It will have a combination basketball playing floor, auditorium, and theatre. The basketball floor will be about 84 x 50 feet which will be more than ample room for our future players to take the ball out-of-bounds without stepping on the feet of some poor innocent by-stander. Concrete bleachers with a seating capacity of 2500 will flank the floor with a large stage at . one end and a projection booth at the other. The stage is to have a 40-foot opening, 20-feet deep and almost 2 stories high. It will have the dressing rooms on either side of it with much storage space above them. Under the bleachers, stage, etc., will be an efficient system of showers, rest rooms, and row upon row of lockers for boys and girls alike. The gym will be very modern and beautiful like the school building. And will be respected and taken care of better than the present one we now have. It is hoped that lights will be installed around the football field by time for our next season and a fence is to be put around the whole school area. We have been informed that maybe our present Freshman will be fortunate enough to graduate from the new school if everything goes as planned. We all hope that they will not forget the present standards set up by the students of the high school now and those ahead of us in the past years. Always remember them and our school will keep its place in the upper bracket on good sportsmanship, ability to play hard and to win in sports and any other things that Bradley High is noted for. So come on kids, let 's keep up the old tradition of BHS to our new high school.
HOME EC. C LUB •
Seated: (Left to right) Wolven C., Raines L., Timm R., Harrison l '., Miss Fleming.
F irst Row: Dionne A. , Normandin D. , Martel l J . , Gussman L. , Duchene D. , Chamness B. , Dorothy Fred, Yeates H. , LaGesse L.
Second Row: Shube R., Spivey D., Burr N., Pattengale B., Dolores Fred, Clary LaGesse R. , Burkhalter M., Harris B. , McCarty N.
Third Row : Hartman M., Koplinski T., Swartz S., Reynolds D., Reilly J., Mayotte M.. Zasada V., Book S., Lancaster D.
LATIN CLUB . . •
Seated: (Left to right) Miss Stelter, Beck Dolores, Burkhalter Veryl, Bourelle Bob.
Standing: Pechauer Veronica, Longtin Bob, Krizan Bernard, McClain Barbara Courville Lloyd.
LIBRARY STAFF • • •
Seated: (Left to right) Mr. Bergquist, Bisping Norma, Reilly Jeanne, Hasemeyer Velma, Chamness Belva, Duchene Diane.
First Row: Burr Norma, Kirchner Bonnie, Fred Dorothy, Fowles Shirley, LaGesse Lorraine. Martel l Jean„Amiot Albertine, Normandin Dorothy.
Second Row : Pattengale Beverly, Fred Dolores, Lehnig Iola, Swartz Shirley. Raines Loretta, Harrison Phyllis. Holderman Bonnie. McCarty Norma, Gussman Lucille.
SPORTS • • •
Let's go back over Bradley's past season of sports. What do we find? In all
fields of sport the Boilermakers did their best. They have showed good sports-
manship all year.
This year we had one of the best coaching staffs we've ever had at Bradley.
Coach Joe Jepsen, came back to spend another successful year as basketball coach.
Onarga sent us Coach Jack Walters who built a fine hard tackling and blocking
football team. He also built a team that would stick to the rules as well as they.
kept up the hard playing to win.
These teams have shown our sportsmen of the future that fair play and hard
play will always be rewarded ......................................... So let boys of Bradley hold the tradition of
fair play and good sportsmanship for which Bradley has been so well known !
The students and towns people are all hoping that the teams of next year will
try to match or better the record of this year 's teams, and that we will see the same
coaches backing these teams. We hope that the teams and the people will always
show their sportsmanship that has brought Bradley to the top of the list. Students
and alumni, let 's give these teams the support that they need to win.
FOOTBALL • • •
Firs t Row: (Left to r igh t) Sear le D. , Mar t in Homer , P ierson G. , P i lcher B. , Bass J . , Tanner B. , Decker B. , Rice B. , Mayot te B. , Lake j . , DeVries B.
Second Row: Mr. Jepsen, Crosby H., Brouilet te M. , Wi lkens A. , Terri l l B. , S lovikoski G. , Dusenbury M. , Mart in Harry, Ri t tmanic P . , Gibson H. . LaMontagne B. , Ziegle B. , Mr. Walters.
Th ird Row: McCleary P . , Mar t in R. , Er ickson D. , Longt in R. , Hunter J . . Lenfer t D. , Ziegle G. , Rapp L. , Owens R. , Larkins R. , Pope R. , Geraci P .
TRACK •
Firs t Row: (Left to r igh t ) P i lcher B. , Mayot te B. , Harry Mar t in , Decker B. , Bass J . , Slovikoski G. , Rit tmanic P . , Terr i l l B.
Second Row: Mr. Jepsen, Geraci P . , S tuck C. , Erickson D., LaMontagne B. , Owens R. , Sear le D. , Jamnick L. , McCleary P . , Z iegle G. , Lenfer t D. , Mr . Wal ters .
Third Row: Honzik R., King R., Brouilette M., Crosby H., Osenga C., Wilkins A., Rice B., Dusenbury M.. Homer Martin, Gibson H., St. Louis J., Ziegle B., Metschuleit J.
BASEBALL • • -
First Row: (Left to right) Mr. Walters, Mayotte B., Harry Martin, Decker R., Slovikoski G., Jamnick L., Dusenbury M.. Martin Homer. rilcher B., Terr:11 B., Mr. Jepsen.
Second Row: Windal F. , Wilkins A. , Rit tmanic P . , Gibson H., St . Louis D. , King R. , Rice B. , Bourel le B. , Laliontagne B. , Lake J. . Pope R.
Third Row: Stuck C. , Lake M., Rapp E, Mart in R. , Erickson 1)., Gril l A. , Burkhalter R. , Ziegle G. , Rasmussen D. , Geraci P . , Larson H. , DeVries B. , Owens R.
FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD OF 1945 • • -
Bradley 12 Champaign 60
Bradley 6 St. Pats 6
Bradley 0 Lockport 19
Bradley 13 Herscher 13
Bradley 19 Reddick 13
Bradley 19 St. Anne 0
Bradley 0 Monience 26
Bradley 6 Onarga 0
Total 75 Total 137
Avg. 9 3/8 Avg. 17 1../S
Wo n 3
Lost 3
Tied 2
Second Place in Conference
Touchdowns : Positions:
Harry Martin 6 R. G. John McAndrews Paul Rittmanic 1 R. T. Bob Pilcher Bill Terrell 1 R. E. George Pierson Bill Mayotte 2 C. Bernard Tanner Marshall Dusenbury 2 L. G. Bob Decker
Extra Points: L. T. Bernard Rice Harry Martin 3 L. E. Bill Mayotte
Q . B. Clayto n Mer r i l a t F . B . Marsh a l l Du sen bu ry R . H. Gerald Slovokoski L. H. Harry Martin
Team
Chebanse St. Pats Red dick Manteno St. Anne Kankakee Coal City Peotone Momonce Herscher Watseka Manteno Momence Gardner St. Anne Kankakee Coal City Grant Park Watseka St. Pats
HEAVYWEIGHT SCOREBOARD Bradley Opponents High Scorer Points
44) 30 Harry and Homer Martin 12 59 36 Harry Martin 21 78 50 Harry Martin 21 66 27 Harry Martin 19 50 28 Herman Falkenhan 13 49 33 Harry Martin 15 54 36 Harry and Homer Martin 16 49 43 Homer Martin 19 47 37 Bill Mayotte 18 59 22 Harry Martin 17 50 36 Harry Martin 16 48 23 Harry Martin and Bill Mayotte 14 46 33 Harry Martin 16 53 34 Harry and Homer Martin 15 35 33 Tiro Lake 12 48 45 Homer Martin 1-1 50 46 Harry Martin 16 62 36 Harry Martin 19 43 36 Harry Martin 16 30 50 s Harry Martin 13
Bloom .• Calumet City York
CALUMET CITY 67 36 45 46 54 48
HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Bill Mayotte 19 Harry Martin overtime 17 Harry Martin 18
ST. ANNE HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT 55 31 Harry Martin 65 44 Harry Martin KANKAKEE VALLEY TOURNAMENT 53 23 Harry Martin 23 36 Harry Martin 44 23 Bill Mayotte
KANKAKEE REGIONAL
St. Anne Sheldon
Ch ebanse - Mornence St. Pats
19 22
75 11 14
St. Pats 49 41 Homer Martin 19 Sheldon 37 35 Homer Martin 14 Kankakee 39 28 Harry and Homer Martin 13
JOLIET SECTIONAL Neyark 38 33 Homer Martin 14
Harry Martin Homer Martin Bill Mayotte Herm Falkenhan Jimmy Lake Bob Pilcher Bill Terrell
INDIVIDUAL SCORING Field Goals Free Throws A. M. % A. M. 639-197—.31 145-81—.56 490 150—.31 114-85—.75 262— 87—.34 S5-45—.53 244— 77—.31 64-36—.56 239— 77—.33 43-21—.50 72— 20-28 20-10—.50 50— 14—.28 17— 8—.47
Avg. pe r Games Fou ls Game P layed 110 14.84 3? 80 12.00 32
69 9.7 23 64 6.12 31 49 5.47 32 29 1.56 32 38 1.70 21
BRADLEY OPPONENTS Key to Scoring
Field Goals Free Throws Fouls Total Avg. per A. M. % A. M .% Points Game 2058 634 .31-500 292 .58-465 1580 49.38 or 50 1857 439 .24-575 265 .46-425 1143 35.72 or 36
A. -=- Attempts. M. --= Made. c'C --=-- Percent for season.
CHEERLEADERS • -
Kneeling: (Left to r ight) Amiot Albert ine. Book Shirley, Martel l Jean.
LIGHTWEIGHTS Seated: (Left to right) Stuck Charles, St. Louis Donald, Slovikoski Gerald. Bass
Jimmy, Rice Bernard. Tanner Bernard, Larkins Jimmy, Dusenbury Marshall, Terrell Bill, Rit tmanic Paul.
Standing: Mr. Walters, Hunter Jimmy, Rasmussen Denny, Honzik Bob. Wilkins Andrew, LaMontagne Bernard, Rapp Louis. Geraci Pete. Martin Richard. Metschuleit Joe, McCleary Paul.
GAA BASKETBALL TEAM -
Seated: (Left to right) Falkenhan Dolores, Hasemeyer Pat. Jones Pat, Sanor Francis. Vowles Shirley, Amiot Albertine, Gussman Jean.
Kneeling: Caron Theresa, Doty Kathleen, Hasemeyer Charlene. Striegle Marie. Veates Helen, Van Horn Doris, Stutz Marlene, Frisch Dolores.
Standing: Mayotte Maxine, Harrison Phyllis, Meents Mary Lou, Rice Naomi. Wulff Pearl, Reilly Jeanne, Miss Steinbrecher.
LIGHTWEIGHT SCOREBOARD
Chebanse
*St. Pats
*Reddick
Manteno .
Anne
Kankakee
Coal City
*Peotone
Momence
Herscher
*Watseka
Manteno
Momence
*Gardner
S t . Anne
Coal City
*Gran t Park
Watseka S t .
Pats
19 20
40 38
(double overtime)
30 23
16 28
40 34
21 44
22 42
35 29
22 37
28 30
29 28
(overtime)
17 20
25 27
44 27
18 35
29 38
37 27
30 44
23 25
High Scorer
Neil Morse
Bernard Tanner
Neil Morse
Bernard Tanner
Neil Morse
Bill Terrill
Joe Metchuleit
Charles Stuck
James Hunter
Bernard Rice
J. Hunter, J. Larkins
C h a r l e s S t u c k
B e r n a r d R i c e
B e r n a r d R i c e
C h a r l e s S t u c k
C h a r l e s S t u c k
B e r n a r d R i c e
B e r n a r d T a n n e r B .
T a n n e r , C . S t u c k
Scheduled Game
Won = 7
Lost = 12
T e a m B r a d l e y O p p o n e n t s
P o i n t s
7
1 2
8
10
19
6
12
8
11
6
4
9
12
10
7
11
7
RECORD OF EVENTS
SEPTEMBER.. . 4—Bradley 's youth stray back to school. Only a half day of school is a good start ! ! 5—Freshman are gett ing acquainted with the new teachers . The rest of us only need to get acquainted with Mr. Jack Walters , our new Commercial teacher and Coach. Miss Fleming is back, too. 6—Footbal l is going ahead "roughly". . . 7—Everybody likes our new school bus. It 's so shiny and new looking. 10—We welcome all of our new students. 12—The faculty had a picnic at Birds Park this evening. Old acquaintances were
renewed and new ones made. 13—We admire the swell polishing job done on the school this summer. 14—First game of the football season today at Champaign. We got skunked by a
score of 60-12. Lovely weather for a game—raining until start of game. 17—The Thespian Troupe elected Jeanne Reilly for President. 18—We are hearing from several Alumni who are at college. 19—Sophomores didn't have to carry their schedules around with them any more.
A good many of the Freshmen are still getting lost in our great big school. 21 We played our second football game today with St. Pats. Score was tied, 6-6.
24—We start our fourth week of school. Guess that there is hardly anyone who has settled down to work as yet.
26—The Bradley Girls Athletic Association met today and again Jeanne Reilly is elected their President. Games and refreshments were the main features. 27—
The Latin Club is again active. Very' Burkhalter is President this year. 28—The first issue of the Bradleyan came out today. Lots of new features.
Lockport is our th ird out-of-town game today. We were sunk ( in the mud, too. ) Flat t ires do happen to gi r ls , a l so.
OCTOBER.... 1—We end our first month at Bradley this year. It's good to be back again. 2—Things are finally getting organized. 3—Shirley Book. Jean Martell , and Albertine Amiot were chosen Cheerleaders
this year. 4—Herman Falkenhan is Senior Class President. He has also been elected
president of the Student Council. Bernard Rice is President of the Juniors, Paul McCleary will preside over the Sophomores. and Albert "Cookie" Grill is the bead of the Freshman Class.
5—We are hosts to Herscher for our fourth football game this year. We tied again. This time it was 13-13.
9—Miss Stelter emphasizes that many movie stars have originated in and around Bradley.
10—Freshman through Seniors arc worrying about their six week's tests. 11—The team traveled to Reddick today to win 19-12. Rah ! Rah ! Rah!
12—Our worries are over—until we get our report cards. The first 6 weeks is over too. Everybody gets a vacat ion for the day, that is al l but teachers who wil l
spend their time at Teacher's Institute. Too bad.
1 3—Th ere a re 37 S tud ent s on th e
Hon or Ro l l th i s f i r s t t ime . Keep i t up !!
15—We like Rufus Sludgefoot 's hil l -bil ly talk in the Bradleyan.
16—Miss Allison thought she heard the third period bell ring. She was w rong.
1 7 — Th e J u n i o r C l a s s i s p r e p a r i n g fo r t h e i r F a l l D a n c e . H e re ' s h o p i n g
t h a t t h e y h a v e a g o o d t u rn o u t . 1 8 —Ge n e r a l S c i e n c e s t u d e n t s h a v e
n o th i n g to f a l l i n to s i n c e a n e w d o o r h a s b e e n p u t i n . To u g h , k i d s ! 1 9 —
Th r e e c h e e r s ! ! S t . An n e c a mp h e r e t o d a y t o g e t d e fe a t e d 1 9 - 0 . Y e a ,
t e a m ! 22—The local intellectuals who went
to the first Kewanis Forum saw Norman Thomas and Frank Smothers in a debate.
23—The recent Snake Dance was a zigzagged success.
24—.According to the Inquiring Re-porter. the Student Council should have some sort of all-school party in the near future.
25—Bob Longtin is still shooting paper wads. The Seniors have chosen their handsome class rings. The question now arising is, "When kvill we get them ?"
26—Momence was our football guest today. They were ungracious enough to beat us 25-0.
27—Saturday. and another day of rest 29—Many are learn ing that i t doesn 't
pay to talk wi thout permiss ion. Look a t al l those pret ty pink 9th hour s l ips.
N O V E M B E R 2—Lots o f us took a t r ip to the
Onarga Mi l i tary Academy to see the foo tbal l game. I t was real ly an exci t ing even t . Harry Mar t in made a spectacu lar touch down in the las t minutes o f the game to end i t by the score o f 6 -0 in our favor .
5 —Sai l i n g p ap er a i r p l an es i s "vo gu e " i n t h e s tu d y h a l l s .
6—Miss Fleming's Home Ec. Classes are cooking all sorts of good things.
7 —Miss Edn a Mean s , Dramat i s t , gave u s a ve ry amu s in g p e r forman ce in t h e gym th i s a f t e rnoo n .
Our Best Wishes to the
Class of '46
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Kankakee, Illinois
Hubert Brothers
Food Market
Quality Merchandise
Self Service
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29—Well , i f you hear someone "cry-ing" i t is because of those 3 F 's he got on his report card and dad didn ' t l ike i t any too well e i ther. But r tonesCy. we wi l l t ry to do b et t e r n ext t ime.
30—Our third victory of the basketball season was over Reddick. The score was 78-50.
DECEMBER 3—Only 18 more clays left in which
to do your Christmas Shopping. 4—Manteno is another vict im of the
Boilermakers. The score was a very lop-sided, 66-27.
5—The seniors are practicing late in-to the night for their forth-coming play, "A-Ready Made Fami ly". Say. d id anyone ever f ind out what was on the 4th floor??
6—Mrs. Ford 's characterist ic phrase is. ........................ and what not." Just ask any of the U. S. History students.
7—Today is a day to remember as long as we l ive. It is the first Dec. 7 since we entered into the war that we were still not participating in it .
10—Blue Monday. Miss S te inbrecher t r ied to keep her Algebra Classes awake, but with very little success.
11—Bradley fans went wi ld ton igh t ! Brad ley whipped Kankakee to the tune of 49-33 . Yea! Brad ley.
12—Teachers ask, "Will Jimmy Bass ever be quiet a whole period?" The answer to this question is an emphatic "no".
1 3 — E v e r yb o d y ' s d o in g i t — e x c e p t B r a d l e y H i g h , c l o s i n g d o wn b e - cause of the flu. So you see, we do have a hunch of Atlas' in our fair fair school.
14—The Boilermakers chalked up another victory today, over their rivals, Coal City.
15—The senior class play was presented to an enthusiastic audience on this Saturday night, even though the mercury had dropped to 1° below zero.
17—Mary Kassman is wr i t ing a long poem enti t led, "Randy's Car" .
18—Another of our old rivals' Peotone was defeated in a close game to-night.
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19—It is rumored that Bill Mayotte wants a new car for Christmas. Wonder if he wil l get i t ????
20—The Dramatic Club had a meeting and the purpose of it was to choose their club pins.
21—The Dramatic Club presen ted a Christmas P lay at an assembly in the gym th is afternoon. Santa Claus (Mr. Jensen and Mr. Hughes) gave each of the s tuden ts a Dixie cup and a great b ig o range. The Bradleyan was given ou t . I t had a un ique Chr is tmas cover and lots o f Hol iday poems. Wel l , af ter a l l this studious work on the part of all the students for the first semester, we all hope we can look upon these last few months and be as well satisfied as we have been in the past months.
25—Merry Christmas to you al l!! (even the teachers) Hope Santa is as good to you as he was to me.
31—Don't forget the county wide party to be held in the Kankakee Armory tonight. SAN A R Y..., 1—We are making- those soon-to-be-broken New Years' Resolutions. Happy New
Year!!! 2—Back to school. Now we can start to think about those old exams. 4—We defeated Herscher in an easy game for our 14th win of the season. 7—Clayton Merillat wanted a beautiful blonde for Christmas. He says he didn't
get her. Poor boy!! 8—The Boilermakers beat Chehanse in their first game of the County Tournament. 10—Wonder if Albert Grill broke his New Year's Resolution yet—to have less 9th hours???
11—The Brad ley F ive came out 3rd in the County To urnament . We go t upset by Momence.
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13- Mr. and Mrs. Walters are proud parents of a new born baby boy whose name is Jay Bruce. Con-gratulations!!
14—Classes are more spirited. Is it be-cause of the approaching exams.
15—Miss All ison offered a fur l ined syrup pi tcher to those who have not yet broken any Resolutions.
16—The Shorthand Class surprised Mr. Walters with many gifts for his little son Jay Bruce.
17—The worry of exams finally begin. 18—Now it 's the teacher's worry—grading them begins.
21—Mr. Bergquist, one of our teachers Of the past and just hack from the Army, is taking over the History, Economic, and the Social Depart-ments. Welcome hack to BHS, Mr. Bergquist.
22—Mrs. Ford leaves Bradley to Com-plete Mr. Ford's post war life. Re-gretfully we see her go. Lots of luck, Mrs. Ford.
2 4—We are h ea r in g f ro m co unt l ess Brad ley p a t r i o t s who a re in t he a rmed fo rces . Wh y n o t wr i t e to o ur a lu mni and make th em fee l c lo se r to ho me???
25—Momence comes here for a game Friday night. It will be our first meeting since they heat us in Grant Park.
28—Good report. we beat Momence by a score of 46-33. The current safety campaigns are in need very badly here. These last minute guys and gals who play havoc for the safety of the stairs.
29—The Gardner game here was a victory for Bradley. It is our 21st victory.
30—Dian e Duch ene i s the deservin g sen ior who won the C i t i zen sh ip Award o f th e D. A. R.
FEBRUARY 1—The Jepsenites finally defeated St.
Anne in a close 35-33 game at St. Anne. Homer Martin saved the game with a long shot in the dying minutes. It was too close for com-fort.
2—It is rumored that there is to be a party at Mary Ann Christensen 's house tonight. Say, who are the Fil thy Five anyway?
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6—A party of the faculty was given in honor of Mrs. Stewart who is leaving her teaching duties in Bradley. Bradley routed Kankakee in an exciting game at the Armory before an estimated crowd of 1.800 fans. The final score was 48-45. Jimmy Lake was the hero of this game by dumping in a basket in the final and dying minutes of the game. Homer's free throw was the other point. This is the second time this year that Bradley ha defeated Kankakee.
7—Cold wave is still on and the people who had to wait in line last night. sure felt the cold sting of Old Man Winter in his full fury. Some of us were lucky enough to have season passes.
8--Tonight Bradley played Coal City and defeated them again on the home floor.
11—The "alarming" pictures are being taken for the annual. We tried to look our best but we dread to open up the annual.
12—Thanks to Lincoln we have no school today. We should all t ry to meditate at least for a minute to day on the great statesman and emancipator of the slaves.
1 3—Back to sch oo l aga in an d every-th in g i s in t h e a i r o f V a len t in es .
14—Tod is Valentine's Day. Jeanne Reilly had her 18th birthday party tonight and had a nice group of girls there for the evening.
I5—Tonight is the Watseka game. Don't miss it because it is supposed to he a little on the close side. It is quite icy out so maybe you had better be a bit careful tonight.
18—The seniors were given the good news in their class meeting that their pictures would be taken today and tomorrow. Look at the Birdie!
19—Pictures were also taken today. 20—Th e res t o f the sen ior s who
were absen t had th ei r s tod ay.
22—Again thanks, but to George this time. We get today off and Mon-(lay because of Teacher's Institute. Don't forget the St. Pats game tomorrow night.
23—St. Pats dumped us by a score of 50-30. This is our third loss of the season. Everybody is now wait ing for the Regional Tourna-ment.
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26—Tonight the Regional Tournament opens a t the Kankakee Armory but we do no t p lay un t i l tomorrow n ight .
27—Bradley defeated St. Pats by a score of 49-41 to play in the semi-finals tomorrow night.
28—Since Sheldon beat St. Anne we had to play them tonight and won in the last minutes by a score of 37-35. Kankakee also defeated Momence by a two-point margin, 31-29, so that means that Friday night , we wil l play Kankakee. And this game wil l tel l the tale as to who wil l go over to Jol iet . Will i t be Bradley or Kankakee ?? ??
29—Gosh! I forget this isn't leap year! ! Excuse me. MARCH 1—Finals of the Kankakee Regional Tournament were played between Bradley and
Kankakee. Doors opened at 5:311 and by 6:34 there wasn't a seat to be found in the Armory. Shirley Book has acquired a new name of "Champ". Tense time passed and filially the game began. Time passes and we find Bradley has taken over the lead ever since the second quarter in which it made a big margin and kept the Kays from overpowering them. As the gun sounded, ending the game, we were victorious with the score reading 39-28. The crowd went wild and Capt. Harry received the trophy. We are the Regional Champs ! !
2—Even though today is Saturday, the Bradley fans are still cheering their team's line victory over Kankakee.
4—After spending a beautiful weekend out-of-doors and soaking up much of the spring fever feeling, but we are bound by law to return to our hooks.
5—Gosh! For awhile I was beginning to think that our spring weather was here to stay but with the cold rain and still going strong, I am beginning to change my mind. All the talk around school is either on the subject of the Sectional or of the report cards which conic out Wednesday. Woe is me. More F 's.
6—Smiles and frowns as Report Cards are handed out. Almost one forth of the students at Bradley rate the Honor Roll . "Are you Going to Joliet?" is today's much asked question. Everyone is keyed up over the Sectional at Joliet tomorrow.
7—After a valiant game Bradley bowed to Newark 38 to 33. There were a lot of Bradley fans there but not enough to cheer the team on. It was just an off night for us.
8—An 8-page Brad leyan was issued today. The Key Hole "i s get t ing to be a uicy' co lumn."
11—The Home Ec Club had a successful skating party tonight, despite the many falls. 12— Many Bradley mobs went out to clear up the football field. What a holiday. 13—The Thespian members and the Dramatic Club are wearing their new pins very nice. 15—Everybody is talking about Mr. Bergquist 's "egg ties." 18—Ho-hum: Spring fever's got me. 19—Tony Maisonneuve i s down on h is back after being h i t by a car . He musn ' t read the safety posters. J im Lake has a sprained ankle and is s taying home. The c lass tournament ended today wi th a vic tory for the seniors. The jun ior class was second . 20—The very active Dramatic Club had a meeting with entertainment today. 22—The Bradleyan was handed out again, i t has never missed a dead-line. The
Seniors are st il l being interviewed. Some Bradleyans were fortunate enough
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to be at the Music Festival in Momence tonight. Our Glee Club and Band participated in the very fine concert.
25—The track and baseball schedule has been announced. First track meet is April 12. The Seniors have finally received their cherished rings. Lucille Hartman says. "Sparkle, sparkle, little rings."
26—Barbara McClain tells us there are only 734,400 seconds left to school?
28—Mr. jepsen's shop classes arc turning out all types of furniture. Hammers hang, saws buzz and wc know the shop is no idle place.
29—Friday again. How the weeks fly. May they keep flying.
31—Most people hereabout are going for a spring hike to the caves. APRIL 1—!LOOF LIRPA 2—It is said that there are more boys
out for Track this year than ever before.
3—Mr Hughes is an enthusiastic baseball player.
4—Mr. Walter's typing and shorthand cording to the contestants they are pretty nerve racking. classes are having a contest . Ac-
5—The new Bradley High was fea-tured in the Bradlevan this time. The plans look good but we are still waiting for their reality and not so patiently anymore.
6—Sure is hard to find a spare-time job these days so we putter around home on Saturdays.
8—The Spring weather turned cold on us. Back to the woolens we go. 10—
Lots of Bradley sailors home these last few days.
12—Our first Track meet today. Kanka-kee and Herscher were our rivals.
15—The entire Senior class took the school bus to Normal State Tea-chers College. What a gay time they had.
16—Fresh-Soph. Track relay at Kankakee with Herscher too.
18—What a short week. Here is Easter vacation already.
19—We are all making plans to spend our first holiday in a long time.
24—Back to school after a short rest. Another Track meet, at St. Anne this time. Freshman cinderrnen are quite used to it now.
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26—Finally we had our first baseball game of the season with Kankakee. 28--When is Senior ;kip day" someone cautiously asks. No answer. 30—We end the month with a baseball game with Reddick. I11 AY ... 1—Our last month of school. A few regrets but mans- smiles. 3—The Juniors are busy preparing for the Prom. 6—Monday is not so blue any more. The birds sing, the flowers bud and every-
thing is so beautiful. The fans of the diamonds watched us play Grant Park. 9—Things are winding up here. For some of us our first year is ending, for others
our last. 10—Today the important District Track meet was held at Kankakee. 11—A few months ago w e were sa ying , “Ge e , I w ish i t wou ld warm up . "
No x we are saying. "Gosh ! It's hot !" The grass is always greener ...................... 13—We were hosts to Peotone for our 4th baseball game. 15—Sportsmen got their money's worth today at St. Anne. It was the K. V. C.
Track meet. 17—Bradleyan again. Every other Friday we expect it. 20—Worry Worry ! The final exams draw near—too near. 21—The Seniors are practising the entrance and exit and all other formalities of graduation
exercises. 22—The Freshmen and Sophorhores got their big chance at Track today. Their meet was at
Herscher. 23—Our last baseball game was today. We were hosts to Kankakee. 24—This is it. Exams today. What a strain on our delicate minds. 25—A day of rest. Saturday at last. 26—The Baccalaureate Service was held in the Gym this Sunday evening. 27—The annual school's end feature—the Prom—was held at the K of C ball room.
A delicious banquet was enjoyed in the Gold Room of the Kankakee Hotel. The Seniors are glad that the Juniors could raise so much money. What a treat !
29—The Senior Class graduated this evening. The school year is over. For the Seniors it means that they have reaped the fruits of 12 years of work. Many of them have been at Bradley for all 12 years and it is hard to pull away. For the Juniors it means that they will be treated next year and the advantages of be-ing Seniors will be theirs. The Sophomores can look ahead to an active, eventful year. The Fresh-men need not be called Freshmen anymore and will be one more step toward their goal. But for the Seniors it means that they must face the world, that they are on their own. Good Luck Sen iors !
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