DEDICATION . . . . We, the Senior class of 1945, wish to dedicate this yearbook to the memory of Marie Frances Greenstreet who was killed September 1, 1944. Twelve years ago, Marie started the upward climb with 67 classmates. The classmates who continued this climb with her, liked her for her friendliness, cooperation, cheerfulness, and her modest personality. We of the Senior class, honor this classmate, who will long remain in our memories.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

S. W. EVANS President

B E R N A R D L a M O N T A G N E Secretary

RAY SANOR

EDMUND REGNIER

ARTHUR BOOK

J. C. Honn, Superintendent

B. E., Eastern Illinois State Teachers College

M. S., 'University of Illi-nois

Mathematics, Social Science,

Physical Science Charleston, Illinois

Myra Allison

University of Illinois A. B.

Eastern Illinois State Teachers College English, History, Civics

Charleston, Illinois

Velda M. Redlich James Millikin Univer-

sity, B. S. Commercial Studies

Kankakee, Illinois

Doris Beach, Secretary Gallagher School of

Business

Bradley, Illinois

Vern Sommerville Blackburn College University of Illinois, B. S. Home Economics, General Science Peru, Illinois

Jeannette Ford

Frances Shimer Junior College

University of Illinois, A. B.

Social Studies Mt. Carol, Illinois

Emily Steinbrecker Eastern Illinois State

Teachers College, B. S. Mathematics, Physical

Education Mattoon, Illinois

Marian Trumpy

Univer- Illinois State Normal University

Mt. Pulaski, Illinois

Agnes Stelter

St. Viator College, A. B. University of Illinois, English, Dramatics Speech, Latin Bradley, Illinois

Frances Stewart

James Millikin sixty, B. M. E.

Band. Glee Club, Music Appreciation

Chicago, Illinois

Joseph Jepsen Northern Illinois State

Teachers College, B. E. Industrial Arts, Metal

Works Physical Ed., Coach

Bradley, Illinois

Carl Hughes State Teachers College,

Murfreesboro, Tenn. George Peabody College Chemistry, General Sci-

ence. Physics, Aeronautics Physical Ed., Assistant Coach

Bradley, Illinois

Marietta McCue Lester Knickerbocker Beverley Lancaster--

"Ett" "Knick" "Zeke"

Sweet Generous Intelligent Vice-President of Senior

Class

Smooth Intelligent Congenial President of Senior Class

Friendly Talented Efficient Secretary of Senior Class

Richard Barrone-

"Choppy"

Dark Versatile Clean cut

Daisy Book—

"Daisy June"

Cheerful Friendly Unselfish

Dean Bourelle--

"Bourellie"

Dry Humor Quiet Intelligent

Ardis Bumpus —

"Ardie"

Intelligent Capable Sweet

Pauline Burkhalter—

"Burke"

Happy Conscientious Friendly

Harold Bushey—

"Bush"

Cute "Man About Town" Smart

K e n n e t h C a b i t -

"Twinkle Nose"

Tiny Friendly Engaged

Shirley Cannon-

"Uke"

Quiet Sincere Genial

Francis Chamness-

"Foo"

Witty Pleasant Good-natured

SENIOR CLASS HISTORY . . . . In the year nineteen hundred and forty-two, sixty-seven green freshmen

were interviewed at Bradley High School. Our manager was Rita Martin, co-manager, Bonnie Zasada; secretary, Marie Greenstreet, and treasurer, Richard Girvin, with Miss Fleming and Mr. Holtz as supervisors. With one step forward to our new goal for the future, we finally caught on to the daily routine without being jittery. The main subjects that fitted into our program were Practical Mathematics, Social Problems, General Science, English, and Workshop.

While some of our classmates scattered, about fifty-seven smiling faces appeared back into the factory of education, as we took our second step to the Sophomore year. Our supervisors were Miss Fleming and Mr. Laffey who took the place of Mr. Holtz who left in our Freshman year. Our direc-tors were Keith Hasemeyer and Bernard Leszczewiez ; secretary, Marie Green-street, and treasurer, Leonard Nelson. Looking forward to this second year of experience, we came in contact with the courses of Algebra, World History, Home Economics, Work Shop, English Two, and Latin One.

With our easiest years gone, we at. last settled down with forty-two of us in our Junior year. We elected for our officers this year : president, Ber-nard Leszezewiez, who left us in the middle of the year for the "armed for-ces"; vice president, Keith Hasemeyer who took over Bernard's position, secretary, Marie Greenstreet, and treasurer, Rita. Martin. Our sponsors were Miss Fleming and Mr. Laffey. The subjects chosen for this year were Shorthand, Typing, English, Civics, Economies, Chemistry, Speech, Arts, Physics, and Bookkeeping. We soon began to work on our Prom. To earn money, we sold refreshments at games, and school pencils, and also sponsor- ed a roller skating party. After many weeks of anxious waiting the big night came. It was held at the American Legion Home in Bradley on the night of May 23, 1944. Music was provided by Ross Melk 's Orchestra, and for our theme we chose a "Mexican Design." A grand time was had by everyone.

For four years now we have been toiling in the workshop of knowledge This year we are on our last round of everlasting success, with our Fore-man Lester Knickerbocker and his assistants, Marietta McCue, Beverley Lancaster, and Rita Martin. The managers of this Senior concern were Mr. Jepsen and Mrs. Sommerville. Our class dwindled down until there are only a mere thirty-seven left. Marie Greenstreet's death occurred at the opening. of the new workshop at Bradley High School, and was a definite set back to the employers and the employees. We have also lost Jack Raines to the "armed forces."

Verna Chanmess Mary Clary— Paul Dionne—

"Choo-Choo" "Smiles" "Cute Stuff"

Jolly Pleasant personality "Cute" Lots of fun Easy going Quiet

Happy "smile" Well-liked

Edith Hadders Jeannette Hartman— Keith Hasemeyer-

"Edie" "Harty" "link"

"That Laugh" Charming Sincere Friendly Friendly Vivacious

Good natured Dependable

Shirley Hasemeyer Mildred Honzik— Phyllis Hoover

"Shirr "Milly" "Phil"

Vivacious Tall Nice, courteous Dependable Striking Good-natured "Blonde" O. K. "Jane"

Benton Hunter— Norma Kray Bernard Lambert—

"Ed" "Norm" "Bernie"

Warm-hearted Quiet Very well liked Generous Pleasant Quiet Lots of fun Pleasing personality Intelligent

PROPHECY . . . . As we drift through the scenic town of Bradley, Illinois, we come upon

a small brick bungalow. As we draw nearer we discover the names Mr. and Mrs. Maisonneuve on the mail-box. We ring the doorbell and a young married woman hurrys to answer. Lo and behold, to our astonishment it is an old classmate, the former, MARY CLARY. She is surprised to see us and invites us in to have an afternoon cup of tea. Her husband, HARVEY MAISONNEUVE, is now owner of the Maisonneuve and Son's Cleaning Establishment, the largest one in this area. While sipping our tea, she asks if we have seen anything of our old classmates and she hurries to get out the 1945 year book. As we sit thumbing through the pages, we come across the Senior Class pictures. In no time at all we soon recognized the old familiar faces of our pals and friends. Mary tells us that the big shots of Bradley now are RICHARD BARRONE as Mayor; DEAN BOURELLE, Deputy Sheriff; WILLIS UMPHREY, Chief Fireman, and BILL SCHRAD-ER., Road Commissioner.

Since our days Bradley has changed quite a bit, and as we drive down the North Avenue that used to be the North Road, you will notice a group of beautifully constructed buildings that are now Bradley High School. As we enter this building we are greeted by the principal, LEONARD NELSON.

Continuing our long journey to the West Coast, we stopped over in the state of Kansas. While there, we decided to stop at the well-known Well-ington Theatre, where we find JEANNETTE HARTMAN the manager. Only a stone's throw away we find LORETTA WALSH chef at the Blinker Cafe.

Nearing the Lake View summer resort, where all the movie stars go on vacation from RKO, we stopped hoping to get. a glimpse of the famous romeo of the screen, LESTER. KNICKERBOCKER. His producers are SHIRLEY CANNON and HAROLD BUSHEY. We talked to Shirley and she said that DAISY BOOK and MILDRED HONZIK are working in the Chamness Laboratory. FRANCIS CHAMNESS has discovered a great process for making Nylon Hosiery and has become famous all over the world. We also learned that VERNA CHAMNESS was owner of the "Choo Choo" Cleaners located in Mexico.

Harvey Maisonneuve— Harold Martell— Marilyn martin-

"Sylvia' "Peanuts" "Torchy"

"Ornery" Changeable Peppy Lots of fun Witty Vivacious Cagey "Liked by all"

Leonard Nelson— Glen doris pray_ Ray Ponickvar-

"Nelly"

Friendly Intelligent An all round "nut"

"Butch"

Gay Courteous Humble

"Ponick"

Athletic Friendly Eager

Alma Taylor—

Jack Raines— "Alma"

(Withdrawn) Quiet Good hearted Joyful

James Timm

"Spaghett"

Lover Good-hearted

Bill Schrader— Loretta Walsh— Willis Vmphrey— Bonnie Zasada-

"Queenie" "Loretta" "Luke" "Zombie"

"Brainy" Friendly Athletic Friendly Lots of fun Helpful Witty "Lovely for JP,..r1" Happy go lucky "Nice" Good "Joe" Good-mixer

PROPHECY . . . . ( Continued )

Walking down Sun Avenue, we stop in at the Cooler Drug Store only to see NORMA KRAY as the owner. She asks us if we have seen the latest Field and Stream Magazine with BENTON HUNTER and RAY PONICK-VAR'S pictures on the cover. They are well-known in the sports world. Ray is on the All-American football team and Benny is a famous forward on a great Illinois basketball team.

Recent news was that PAUL DIONNE crashed in his private plane and was taken to the Lesley Hospital where his private nurses-SHIRLEY HASEMEYER and PAULINE BURKHALTER are taking care of him. Visiting Paul, he tells us about his trip through the United States, where he saw JAMES TIMM in West. Virginia as a retired farmer and BERNARD LAMBERT as chief engineer on the crack streamliner "the Butterfly." We were also informed that MARIETTA McCUE and MARILYN MARTIN were nuns at the St. Joseph school in Nashville, Tennessee.

Reaching our destination in California, we are met at the station by AL-MA TAYLOR and GLENDORIS PRAY, who are both married. We learn from these two, that BONNIE ZASADA has joined her sister in managing the Palace Roller Rink in Hollywood. Down the street from the roller rink we find a fashion shop where RITA MARTIN, a former Powers Model now owns her own shop. BEVERLEY LANCASTER has written a famous book called "The Art of Being a Successful Secretary," based on her experience. ARDIS BUMPUS is the efficient secretary to the new president of the Unit-ed States who is KEITH HASEMEYER.

KENNETH CABIT, who married his high school sweetheart, and moved to Wyoming, now owns the largest cattle ranch in the world. We have heard that PHYLLIS HOOVER has achieved fame in her field as a mission-ary and has been in India for a number of years. DR. HAROLD MAR-TELL known around the world for medicine, has discovered a cure for all tropical diseases. We also salute EDITH HADDERS who has stood by Dr. Martell through the years as his assistant.

We are proud to see that the class of '45 turned out to be so successful in this post war world of progress.

JUNIORS

(Top Picture)

1st. Row—Redlich, Mrs.; Spivey, D.; Bisping, N.; Duchene, D.; Chamness, B.; Owen, G.

2nd Row—Christensen, M. A.; Topliff, H.; Smith, R.; Legris, L.; Falkenhan, H.; Gillespie, C.; Hasemeyer, V.

3rd Row—McAndrews, J.; Nichols, H.; Pierson, G.; Howard, R.; Martin, Harry; Martin, Homer.

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Middle Picture)

Falkenhan, H.; Barnhart, B.; Duchene, D.; McAndrews, J.

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JUNIORS (Bottom Picture)

1st Row—Steinbrecher, Miss; Merillat, C.; Decker, R.; Wulff, H.; Devaud, G.; Koplinski, T.

2nd Row—Earnhart, B.; Sperry, A.; DeVries, R.; Lake, J.; Lockwood, H_ : Reilly, J.; Rapier, C.

3rd Row—Ryan, C.; Johnson, B.; Krizan, B. ; Pilcher, B.; King, R.; Wright,

SENIOR CLASS WILL . . . . We, the Senior Class of 1945 of Bradley-Bourbonnais Community High

School, being of sound mind and memory, do will and bequeath, in this our last will and testament, the following:

I, RICHARD BARRONE, my straight aim for paper wads to Herman Falk-enhan.

I, DAISY BOOK, my sudden outbursts of laughter to Diane Duchene.

I, DEAN BOURELLE, my industriousness to Clayton Merrilat.

I, PAULINE BURKHALTER, my piano technique to Bernard Krizan.

I, HAROLD BUSHEY, my straight "A" record to Harold Topliff.

I, ARDIS BUMPUS, my quietness to Raymond King.

I, SHIRLEY CANNON, my care-free manner to Bonita Earnhart.

I, FRANCIS CHAMNESS, my curly hair to George Pierson.

I, VERNA CH.AMNESS, my sense of humor to Glenn Wright.

I, MARY CLARY, my auburn hair to Dolores Spivey.

I, PAUL DIONNE, my hard to believe true stories to Harry and Homer Mar-tin.

I, EDITH HADDERS, my snappy temper to Cora Evans.

I, JEANETTE HARTMAN, my ability for letter writing to Mary Ann Christensen.

I, SHIRLEY HASEMEYER, my long blond hair to Lucille Hartman.

I, KEITH HASEMEYER, my weakness for blondes to Bill Johnson.

I, MILDRED HONZIK, my height to Belva Chamness.

I, PHYLLIS HOOVER, my slender figure to Gloria Mae Owens.

SOPHOMORES . . . . (Top Picture)

Row 1—Martell, J.; Lagesse, L.; Ford, Mrs.; Kennedy, P.; Bourelle, B. Brouillette, M.; Allison, Miss; Butler, D.; Cabit, M.

Row 2—Pechauer, V.; Ostrowski, J.; Pattengale, B.; Bushey, A.; Burkhalter, V.; Lambert, M.; Book, S.; Burr, N.; Gussman, L.; Tank, V.

Row 3—Ziegle, B.; Hays, D.; Strickland, A.; Kohan, B.; Gibson, IL; Bass, J.; Morse, N.; Cyrier, J.; Curry, R.

Row 4—Van Horn, I.; Kirchner, B.; Jensen, S.; Schultz, F.; Beck, D.; Kass-man, M.; Glenn, J.; McClain, B.; Legris, J.; Clary, D.

Row 5—Chamness, P.; Maisonneuve, T. ; Tanner, B.; Tousignant, C.; Mayotte, B.; Longtin, R..; Crosby, H.; Osenga, C.; Vickery, E.

SOPHOMORE OFFICERS, (Left )—Kennedy, P.; Brouillette, M.; Bourelle, B.

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, (Right)—Hayes, S.; McGinnis, R.; Jamniek, L.; McCleary, P.

FRESHMEN . . . . (Bottom Picture)-

Row 1—Lagesse, R.; Clary, B.; Stelter, Miss; Jamniek, L.; MeLeary, P.; Hayes, S.; McGinnis, R.; Fred, D.; Harris, B.; Normandin, D.; Gifford, D.

Row 2—Wilson, 0.; Erickson, D.; Pattengale, J.; Skube, R.; Wolven, C. ; Sadowski, T.; Hartman, M.; McCarty, N.; Thaden, B.; Dyer, M. L.; Burkhalter, M.; Yeates, H.

Row 3—Martin, J.; Windal, F.; Sperry, W. ; Buttle, J.; Stuck, C.; Owen, R.; St. Louis, D.; Dusenberry, M.; Davis, A.; Tousignant, R. ; Slovikoski, G.; Rittmanic, P.

Row 4—Landry, D.; Lancaster, D.; Holderman, B.; Stutz, L.; Raines, L. Timm, R.; Harrison, P.; Reynolds, D.; Mayotte, M.; Swartz, S.; Fred, D.; Zasada, V.

Row 5—Altmeyer, D.; Larkins, J.; Cremer, D.; Hoopaw, T.; Terrill, B.; Pope, R.; McCarty, C.; Wilkins, A.; Biamont, G.; Larson, H.; Zasada, P.; La-Montagne, B.

SENIOR CLASS WILL . . . . (Continued )

I, HARVEY MAISONNEUVE, my teasing ability to Jeanne Reilly.

I, NORMA KRAY, my smile to Danny Searle and Velma D. Hasemeyer.

1, LESTER KNICKERBOCKER, my place as Romeo to Robert Pilcher and Robert. Decker.

T, BERNARD LAMBERT, my bashfulness to Gene Devaud.

I, BENNY HUNTER, my way with women to Robert. Wilson.

I, BEVERLEY LANCASTER, my dimples to Theresa Koplinski.

I, MARIETTA McCUE, my happy-go-lucky attitude to Harvey Lockwood.

I, MARILYN MARTIN, my cheer-leading ability to Charlene Gillespie.

I, HAROLD MARTELL, my way of skipping school to Paul Alexander.

I, RITA MARTIN, my big brown eyes to Norma Bisping.

I, LEONARD NELSON, my rebounding technique to Jimmy Lake.

I, RAYMOND PONICKV AR, my manly broad shoulders to Raymond How-ard.

I, GLENDORIS PRAY, my plain and simple ways to Lawrence

LeGris.

I, BILL SCHRADER, my enormous ears to John McAndrews.

I, ALMA TAYLOR, my love for studying to Harry Wulff.

I, JAMES TIMM, my good driving ability to Russell Smith and Richard

Rothe.

I, WILLIS UMPHREY, my brawny build to Charles Ryan.

I, LORETTA WALSH, my arguing ability to Harley Nickles.

I, BONNIE ZASADA, my independent ways to Audrey Sperry and Kather-ine Rapier.

I, KENNY CABIT, my happy married life to anyone who wants it. We. THE SENIORS, our willingness to cooperate with the students and faculty to the

Juniors. We, THE SENIORS, our initiative and ability to study and to get along with the

teachers to the Sophomores. We, THE SENIORS, our ability to courteousness to the Freshmen.

In witness thereof we have herewith affixed our seal this 25th day of May, 1945.

IDEAL GIRL . . . . Hair Rita Martin Eyes Mildred Honzik Eyelashes .......................................................................................... Marietta McCue Nose Daisy Book Lips Alma Taylor Smile ......................................................................................................... Norma Kray Personality ......................................................................................... Verna Chamness Figure Marilyn Martin Studiousness .......................................................................................... Ardis Bumpus Hands .................................................................................................... Bonnie Zasada Best Dressed .............................................................................................. Mary Clary Teeth ...................................................................................................... Loretta Walsh Voice Beverley Lancaster Complexion .................................................................................... Jeannette Hartman Walk .............................................................................................. Shirley Hasemeyer

IDEAL BOY . . . . Hair Francis Chamness Walk ................................................................................................... Benny Hunter Eyelashes ............................................................................................ Kenneth Cabit Nose ................................................................................................... Harold Martell Lips James Timin Smile ................................................................................................ Willis Umphrey Personality ..................................................................................... Keith Hasemeyer Physique ................................................................................. Lester Knickerbocker Studiousness Harold Bushey Best Dressed ......................................................................................... Paul Dionne. Teeth ............................................................................................... Richard Barrone Voice ....................................................................................... Harvey Maisonneuve Eyes .............................................................................................. Bernard Lambert. Complexion .......................................................................................... Bill Schrader

BRADLEYAN STAFF . . . . Row 1—Bumpus, A.; Redlich, Mrs.; Clary, M.; Bushey, H.; Burkhalter, P.;

Devaud, J.; Zasada, B.

Row 2—Cannon, S.; LaGesse, L.; Harris, B.; Lambert, M.; Hasemeyer, V.; Kassman, M.; Harrison, P.; Clary, D.; McCue, M.; Martin, M.

BRADLEYAN EDITORS . . . . Row l—Earnhart, B.; Christensen, M.; Falkenhan, H.; Reilly, J.; Lancast-

er, B.

ANNUAL STAFF . . . . Row 1—Bumpus, A.; Redlich, Mrs.; Lancaster, B.; Burkhalter, P.;

Hasemey..- er, K.; Martin, R.; Zasada, B.

Row 2 _ Chamness, V.; Cannon, S.; Clary, M.; Maisonnenve, H. ; Bushey, H.; Reilly, J.; Devaud, J.; Martin, M.; McCue, M.

BRADLEYAN and ANNUAL . • • .

BRADLEYAN-PAPER 1st Semester 2nd Semester

EDITOR .............................................................. Beverley Lancaster Bonita Earnhart ASSISTANT EDITORS ................ BonitaEarnhart ................... Mary Ann Christensen

....................................... Jeanne Reilly ART ................................................. Jean Devaud .................................. Jean Devaud SPORTS ........................................ Harold Bushey ............................... Harold Bushey BUSINESS MANAGER ................................................................ Herman Falkenhari

REPORTERS: .............................. Pauline Burkhalter ............................ Maxine Lambert ......................................... Mary Clary ............................ Albertine Amiot. ...................... Velma Dean Hasemeyer .......................... Lorraine LaGesse ...................................... Dorothy Clary ................ Velma Dean Hasemeyer .................................. Phyllis Harrison

SPONSOR ........................................................... Mrs. Redlich

TYPISTS AND DLTPLICATORS: Marietta McCue ............. Shirley Cannon Ardis Rumpus ................. Bonnie Zasada

• ANNUAL

EDITOR-IN CHIEF ..................................................................... Beverley Lancaster ASSISTANT EDITOR ........................................................................... Jeanne Reilly SUBSCRIPTIONS ....................................... Keith Hasemeyer, Harvey Maisonneuve SENIOR REPORTERS ....................... Mary Clary, Pauline Burkhalter,

................................. Verna Chamness, Shirley Hasemeyer SPORTS ............................................................................................. Harold Bushey CALENDAR ............................................................................................. Rita Martin ADVERTISING ...................................................... Bonnie Zasada, Marietta McCue SPONSOR .............................................................................................. Mrs. Redlich TYPISTS. .................................................................. Ardis Bumpus, Shirley Cannon

THESPIAN CLUB . . . . (Top Picture j—

Row 1—Stelter, Miss; Hasemeyer, S.; Reilly, J.; Martin, M.; Schrader, B.

Row 2—Chamness, B.; Cannon, S.; Martin, R.; Hasemeyer, V.; Clary, M.; Christensen, M.; Bisping, N.; Chamness, V.; Cabit, M.

Row 3—Falkenhan, H.; Hasemeyer, K.; Krizan, B.; Knickerbocker, L.; Mais-onneuve, H.; Chamness, P.; Cabit, K.

LATIN CLUB . . . . (Middle Pidurej-

Row 1—Stelter, Miss; Rapier, C.; Burkhalter, V.; Beck, D.; Bushey, A.; Mc-Clain, B.; Koplinski, T.

Row 2—Reilly, J.; Longtin, R, ; Bushey, H.; Nelson, L.; Krizan, B.; Bourelle, R.

DRAMATIC CLUB . . . . (Bottom Picture) -

Row 1—Stelter, Miss; Martell, J.; Skube, R.; Fred, D.; Lagesse, L.; Clary, D.; Normandin, D.; Clary, B.; Wolven, C.; Lambert, M.

Row 2—Pattengale, J.; Erickson, D.; Ziegle, B.; Morse, N.; Kohan, B.; Bass, J.; Umphrey, W.; McGinnis, R.; Curry, R.

Row 3—Gillespie, C.; Hartman, J.; Harris, B.; Sadowski, T.; Hartman, M.: Hoover, P.; Thaden, B.; Lagesse, R.; Yeates, H.; Owen G.

Row 4—Mayotte, M.; Hayes, S.; Swartz, S.: Raines, L.; Timm, R.; Harrison, P.; Kassman, M.; Fred, D.; Book, S.; Holderman, B.

Row 5—Cremer, D.; Martell, H.; Johnson, W.; Bushey, H.; Lake, J.; Nelson, L.; Hunter, B.; Martin, H.; Decker, R.; Devaud, G.

TRI-HI-Y • • • • At the first meeting the following officers were elected: President,

Jeanne Reilly; Viee President, Loretta Raines; Secretary, Freda Schultz; Treasurer, Dorothy Normandin.

A series of short talks on personality was begun by Mrs. Duerr, a guest speaker and continued by members of the faculty. During the March-of-Dimes Campaign, a group of Tri-Hi-Y members aided the collection of dim-es at the Kankakee theaters. For recreation the girls entered a basketball tournament with the Kankakee Tri-Hi-Y girls. The club also sponsored a social dancing class. The purpose of the club was two-fold: To render ser-vice and promote social activities.

G. A. A ....... The newly formed Girl's Athletic Association began with an introductory

meeting to acquaint the girls with the purpose of the association. At the first meeting of the new club the following officers were elected:

President, Jeanne Reilly; Vice President, Shirley Cannon; Secretary, Shirley Hasemeyer; Treasurer, Susan Hayes.

During the year the club sponsored a basketball club which met about once a week during the basketball season. The club also sponsored a modern dancing class.

GLEE CLUB . . . . The Glee Club of this year was a larger group than last. At Christmas

time a program was presented in the gym, made up entirely of members of the Glee Club. Scenes were set for the songs selected. The program was concluded by the audience joining in to sing Christmas Carols. Soloists for the program were Marie Cabit, Phyllis Harrison, and Charlene Gillespie.

At Graduation and Baccalaureate the Glee Club also presented a few musical numbers. At Graduation they sang "When Day Is Done" and "Sailor Town," and at Baccalaureate, "Prayer from 'Hansel and Gretel'," and "There Are Fairies Dancing On The Lawn."

G. A. A• • • • • (Top Picture)— Row 1—Chamness, B.; Lagesse, L.; Steinbrecher, Miss; Cannon, S.;

Hayes, S.: Reilly, J.; Hasemeyer, S.; Skube, R.; Martell, J.; Cabit, M. Row 2—Harris, B.; Normandin, D.; Lagesse, R.; Wolven, C.; Lancaster, D.;

Zasada, V.; Burr, N.; Pattengale, B.; Yeates, H.; Fred, D.; Clary, D. Row 3—Hartman, M.; Sadowski, T.; Holderman, B.; Thaden, B.; Owen, G.;

Legris, J.; McCarty, N.; Book, S.; Kennedy, P.; Hasemeyer, V. Row 4—Fred, D.; Swartz, S.; Mayotte, M.; Raines, L.; Harrison, P.; Timm,

R..; Kassman, M.; Bumpus, A.; Stutz, L.; Schultz, F.; Lambert, M.

HI-Y . • • •

(Middle Picture)— Row l—Honn, Mr.; Hughes, Mr.; Terrill, B.; Morse, N.; Decker, B.; Lock-

wood, H.; Falkenhan, H.; Jepson, Mr. Row 2—Hays, R.; McGinnis, R.; Owen, R.; Cabit, K.; Searle, D.; Curry, R.;

Ziegle, B. Row 3—McCleary, P.; Windal, F.; Larkins, J.; Gibson, H.; Devaud, G.;

Tanner, B.; Dionne, Paul.; Davis, A. Row 5—Bass, J.; St. Louis, D.; Wilkins, A.; King, R.; McCarty, C.;

Devries, B.; Crosby, H.; LaMontagne, B.

TRI-HI-Y . . . . (Bottom Picture)— Row 1—Cabit, M.; Normandin, D. ; Raines, L.; Reilly, J.; Sttinbrecher,

Miss; Schultz, F.; Martell, J. Row 2—Lagesse, L.; Clary, D.; Harris, B.; Sadowski, T.; Lagesse, R.; Yeates,

H.; Burr, N.; Pattengale, B.; Cannon, S.; Hasemeyer, S.; Chamness, B. Row 3—Owen, G.; Wolven, C.; Pray, G.; Holderman, B.; Swartz, S.; Kass-

man, M.; Harrison, P.; Stutz, L.; LeGris, J.; Hayes, S.; Mayotte, M.; Hasemeyer, V.

WHAT WE HAVE DONE . BARRONE, RICHARD._

Student Council President 4.

BOOK, DAISY- Pep Club 1, 2; Red Cross 1, 2, 4.

BUMPUS, ARDIS- Pep Club 1, 2; Bradleyan Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Red Cross 2, 3; Home Ec. Club 2; Physical Ed. 1, 4; G.A.A. 4.

BURKHALTER, PAULINE- Red Cross 2, 3; Bradleyan Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Library 4; Physical Ed. 1, 4; Dramatic Club 3; Home Ec. Club 2, 4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 1, 2.

BUSHEY, HAROLD- Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Dra-matic Staff 4; Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 4; Bradleyan Staff 3, 4.

CABIT, KENNETH- Track 2, 4; Baseball 4; Football 4; Boys P. E. 1, 2; Dramatic Club 3: Thespians 4; Plays 3, 4.

CANNON, SHIRLEY- Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Thespians 4; Bradleyan Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; G.A.A. Officer 4; Pram Committee 3; Home Ec. Club 2; Physical Ed. 1, 3; Minstrel Shows 2, 4.

CHAMNESS, FRANCIS-Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4.

CHAMNESS VERNA- Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Bradleyan Staff 4; Red Cross , 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Thespians 4; Minstrel Shows 2, 4; Home Ec. Club 2, 4; Physical Ed. 1. 4; One Act Plays 2; Prom Committee 3.

CLARY, MARY- Thespian Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Com-mittee 3; Home Ec. Club 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Red Cress 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Bradleyan Staff 3, 4.

DIONNE, PAUL- Football 3, 4; Track Mgr. 1, 2; Foot-ball Mgr. 1, 2; Baseball Mgr. 1. 2: Baseball 4; Letterman's Club 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Boys P. E. 1, 2, 4.

HADDERS, EDITH- Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Library 1, 2; Physical Ed. 1, 4; Home Ec. Club 2, 4.

HARTMAN, JEANNETTE- Glee Club 4; Tie and Ribbon 4; Dra-matic Club 4; Home Ec. Club 2. 4; Red Cross 2; Minstrel Show 4; Phy-sical Ed. 1, 3, 4.

HASEMEYER KEITH- Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespian 1, 2 3, 4; Football 4; Track 2; Ile and Ribbon 3; Class Officer 2, 3.

HASEMEYER, SHIRLEY- Pep Club 1, 2; Home Ec. Club 2, 4; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Thespian 3, 4; Bradleyan Staff 3; Prom Committee 3; Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Minstrel Shows 2, 4; Glee Club 4; Cheer-leader 1; G.A.A. Officer 4; One Act Plays 3; Annual Staff 4.

HONZIK, MILDRED- Red Cross 1, 2, 4; Home Ec. Club 2, 4; Pep Club 1; Physical Ed. 1, 4.

HOOVER, PHYLLIS- Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 2, 4; Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Dramatic Club 4.

K R A Y , N O R M A - Red Cross 1, 2, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Phy- sical Ed. 1, 4; Home Ec. Club 2, 4.

BAND • • • •

Row 1—Bock, B.; Biamont., G.; Hasemeyer, K.; Nelson, L.; Ziegle, B..

Row 2—Bushey, H.; Stewart, Mrs.; Hunter, B.; Schrader, B. ; McGinnis, R.; Rapp, C.; Tanner, B.

GLEE CLUB • • . .

Row 1—Stewart, Mrs.; Cabit, M.; Butler, D.; Hasemeyer, S.; Normandin, D.; Harris, B.; Gifford, D.

Row 2—Skube, R.; Thaden, B. ; Hartman, M.; Lancaster, D.; Lagesse, R. , Owens, G.; Hartman, J.

Row 3—Harrison, P.; Timm, R.; Sadowski, T.; Schultz, F.; Gillespie, C.; Mc-Clain, B.; Hoover, P.

WHAT WE HAVE DONE . . . . ( Continued )

HUNTER, BENTON- Football, 1. 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Bradlevan Staff, 3; Dramatic Club 4; Red Cross 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4.

KNICKERBOCKER, LESTER- Physical Ed. 1, 2; Red Cross 3, 4; Minstrel Show 2; Dramatic Club 3; Thespian Club 4; Senior Class Presi-dent 4; Prom Committee 3.

LANCASTER, BEVERLEY- Student Council 4; Physical Ed. 1, 4; Bradleyan Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Class Secretary 4; Brad-leyan Editor 4; Annual Editor 4; Library Staff 4.

M A R T I N , M A R I L Y N - Dramatic Club 1, 2; Thespian 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 2; Cheer-leader 2, 3; Red Cross 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Brad-leyan Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Physical Ed. 1, 4; Prom Ccmmitt e 3; Announcement Committee 4; Ring Committee 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; T e and Ribbon 2.

MA R T IN , R I TA - Class President 1; Class Secretary 3; Class Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Librarian 4; Band 1; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Theqpian Club 4; Bradleyan Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Red Cross 4.

McCUE, MARIETTA- Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Home Ec. Club 3; Bradleyan Staff 4; An-nual Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Red Cross 2; Class Vice President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Ring Committee 4: Announcement Committee 4.

NELSON, LEONARD- Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 4;

Basketball 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4.

P O N I K VA R , RA Y - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4.

PRAY , GLENDORIS- Physical Ed. 1, 3; Band 1; Home Ec. Club 2; Glee Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Red Cross 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Bradleyan Staff 4; Annual Staff 4.

T A Y L O R , A L M A R U TH - Glee Club 1; Red Cross 2, 4; Phy-sical Ed. 1, 4; Home Ec. Club 2.

SCHRADER, WILL IAM- Minstrel Shows 2, 4; One Act Play 3; Dramatic Club 2; Thespian Club

3, 4; Thespian Officer 4; Track 2, 4; Football Mg-r. 3; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 4; Prom Committee 3; Let-terman's Club 3, 4; Tie and Ribbcn 3, 4; Red Cross 4.

UMPHREY,

Football, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4; Letterman's Club 3. 4.

ZASADA, BONNIE- Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Bradleyan Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Ring Committee 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Home Ec. Club 2; Red Cross 2; An-nouncement Committee 4; Physical Ed. 1, 4; Class Officer 1; Business Manager, Annual 4.

STUDENT COUNCIL • • • . Row 1—McCleary, P.; Lancaster, B.; Barron, R..; Knickerbocker, L.; Bour-

elle, R.; Earnhart, B. Row 2—Steinhrecher, Miss; Honn, Mr.; F'ord, Mrs.; Jepsen, Mr.; Stelter, Miss.

LIBRARY STAFF . . . . Row 1—Ford, Mrs.; Lehnig, I.; Kennedy, P.; Hasemeyer, V.; Book, S.;

Fred, Dolores, Swartz, S.; Harris, B. Row 2—Fred, Dorothy; Sadowski, T.; Burkhalter, P.; Cannon, S.; Martell,

J.; Lagesse, L.; Cabit, M.; Bisping, N.; Clary, D.; Martin, R. Row 3—Clary, M.; Earnhart, B.; Kassman, M.; Reilly, J.

JUNIOR RED CROSS • • • . Row 1—Newell, Mrs.; Harris, B.; Hagemeyer, S.; Cannon, S.; Cabit, M.;

Martell, J.; Gifford, D.; Butler, D.; Lagesse, L.; Clary, D.; Normandin, D.; Clary, B.

Row 2—Martin, R.; Hoover, P.; Wulff, H.; Pattengale, J.; Merrilat, C.; Jam-nick, L.; Stuck, C.; Kohan, B.; Cabit, K.; McCleary, P., Pattengale, B.; Gussman, L.; Wolven, C.

Row 3—Kray, N.; Book, D.; Owen, G.; Lambert, M.; Lancaster, B.; Taylor, A.; Martin, M.; Book, S.; Kennedy, P.; Hasemeyer, V.; Bisping, N.; Duchene, D.; Burr, N.

Row 4 _ Chamness, P.; Bass, J.; McAndrews, J.; Falkenhan, H.; Gibson, H.; Hasemeyer, K.; Wilkins, A.; Bourelle, R.; Martell, H.; Decker, R.; Topliff, H.; Osenga, C.; Maisonneuve, -F.; Morse, N.

Row 5—Holderman, B.; Legris, J.; Clary, M.; Christensen, M.; Reilly, J.; Timm, R.; Honzik, M.; Earnhart, B.; Harrison, P.; Kassman, M.; Gillespie, C.; Glenn, J.; Hayes, S.

Row 6—King, R.; Knickerbocker, L.; Krizan, B.; Martin, Homer, Pilcher, R.; Hunter, B.; Schrader, B.; Nelson, L.; Mayotte, B.; Martin, Harry; Bushey, H.; Timm, J.; Pierson, 0.; Ryan, C.

FOOTBALL . . . . Row 1—Jepsen, Mr.; Hunter, B.; Pileher, R.; Bushey, H.; Tanner, B.; Decker,

R.; Nelson, L.; King, R.; Hughes, Mr.

Row 2—Lockwood, H.; Terrill, B.; Dionne, P.; Hasemeyer, K.; Ponickvar, R.; Johnson, B.; Umphrey, W.; Martin, H.; Mayotte, B.; Cabit, K.; Maison-neuve, H.

Row 3—Jamnick, L.; Ziegle, B.; Longtin, R.; Chamness, P.; Owen, R.; St. Louis, D.; Bass, J.; McCarty, C.; Crosby, H.; McAndrews, J.; Slovikoski, G.; Morse, N.; Gibson, H.; LaMontagne, B.

BASEBALL Row 1—depsen, Mr.; Hunter, B.; Martin, Homer; Johnson, B.; Martin,

Harry; Nelson, L.; Ponickvar, R.; Hughes, Mr.

Row 2—Jamnick, L.; Schrader, B.; Cabit, K.; Decker, R.; Tanner, B.; Bushey, H.; Umphrey, W.; Morse, N.; Slovikoski, G.

Row 3—King, R.; Ryan, C.; Chamness, F.; Hasemeyer, K.; Pilcher, R.; May-otte, B.; Gibson, H.; Terrill, B.; St. Louis, D.; DeVries, R.

TRACK

Row 1—Hunter, B.; Johnson, B.; Bushey, H. ; Lockwood, H.; Decker, R.; Chamness, P.

Row 2—Hughes, Mr.; DeVries, R.; Cabit, K.; Chamness, F.; Ponickvar, R.; Martin, Harry, Pilcher, R.; Martin, Homer; Bass, J.; Merrilat, C.; Jen-sen, Mr.

SPORTS . . . . This year, Bradley's teams have shown the spirit to win that has always

characterized them in the past. During football season we had an abnormal number of injuries but still

the team kept fighting until that gun went off for the last. time. The records may not be as impressive as we would like, but still we are proud of a plucky team.

The basketball season was one grand affair. After seventeen consecutive victories, we tasted defeat at the hands of the powerful Champaign team. The season was one of the best for Bradley in several years. Watseka handed us one defeat and Kankakee overpowered us twice. The team played in two tournaments: Kankakee Valley Tournament and the Watseka Regional Tournament, winning the first. and taking second place in the other. They won the Kankakee Valley Conference without a defeat.

"In Spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of . , . track and baseball." These two sports complete the athletic calendar, ending just before commencement.

Our cheerleaders, Shirley Book, Susan Hayes, and Jean Martell, did an excellent job of leading the cheering section. Even when defeat was certain, they never failed to lead a rousing cheer for the boys. Their poise and en-thusiasm on the field and the floor added much to the football and basketball games.

FOOTBALL We They

St. Anne ........................................................................................... 13 6 Lockport .......................................................................................... 7 7 Herseher .......................................................................................... 0 12 Reddiek ......................................................................................... 33 0 Lemont 6 ..................................................................................................................6 Momence ......................................................................................... 0 26 Onarga M. A. 7 .......................................................................................................8

Total ................................................................................. 66 65 Won 2 — Tied 2 Lost 3

L. E.—R. King Individual Scoring L. T.—L. Nelson L. G.—B. Decker B. Hunter ..........................................19 C. —B. Tanner R. Ponickvar ....................................14 R. G.—H. Bushey B. Johnson ........................................12 R. T.—B. Pilcher R. E.—B. Hunter Harry Martin .......................................... 8 Q. B.—W.Umphrey P. Menard .......................................... 6 L. H.—R. Ponickvar

B. Tanner .......................................... 6 R. H.—Harry Martin F. B.—B. Johnson W. Umphrey ..................................... 1

LIGHTWEIGHTS Row 1—Chamness, P.; Morse, N.; Terrill, B.; Filcher, R.; Lake J.; Mayotte, B.;

Tanner, B.; Falkenhan, H.

Row 2—Jainnick, L.; Bass, J.; Stuck, C.; Slovikoski, G.; Larkins, J.; Merl-Rat, C.; Gibson, H.; St. Louis, D.; Hughes, Mr.

CHEER-LEADERS . . . . Book, S.; Hayes, S.; Martell, J.

LETTERMEN . . . . Ro-.v 1—Pilcher, R.; Mat tin, Homer; Bushey, H.; Decker, R.; Chamness, F.;

Johnson, B.; Jepsen, Mr.

Row 2—Martin, Harry ; Ponickvar, R.; Mayotte, B. ; Schrader, B.; Nelson, L. Hunter, B.; King, R.

Row 3—Umphrey, W.; Dionne, P.; Lockwood, H.; DeVries, R.; Tanner, B.; Hasemeyer, K.

LIGHTWEIGHTS . . . . Opponents Scores High Points

W e T h e y S c o r e r

Chebanse .......... ..29 ......... 17 ........ Terrill, Mayotte, Lake ..................... 6 Gardner ............. ..28 ......... 26 ........ Pilcher ........................................... 8 Reddick ............... 35 ......... 12 ........ Tanner .......................................... 10 Manteno ........... ...23 ......... 25 ........ Pilcher .......................................... 10 St. Anne ........... ...32 ......... 27 ....... Mayotte ......................................... 13 Coal City ........... ...17 ......... 18 ......... Mayotte ......................................... 8 Peotone ...25 ...... ..21 ......... Mayotte ......................................... 9 St. Pats ............... 35 ......... .27 ....... Mayotte ......................................... 10 Momenee .............. 31 ......... 30 ......... Pilcher .......................................... 13 Herscher .............. 33 ......... 27 ......... Pilcher, Lake, Falkenhan ............... 7 Watseka .............. 23 ......... 31 ......... Falkenhan ..................................... 7 Manteno ........... ...47 ......... 25 ......... Mayotte ......................................... 16 Momence .............. 19 ......... 22 ......... Schrader, Falkenhan, Tanner ........ 5 Gardner ............ ...31 ......... 33 ......... Lake ............................................. 13 St. Anne ................ 20 ......... 13 ........ Falkenhan ..................................... 6 Coal City ............ ...29 ......... 36 ........ Pitcher .......................................... 10 Grant Park ............ 30 ......... 13 ........ Morse ............................................ 9 Watseka ............ ...40 ......... 37 ........ Lake ............................................... 23 St. Pats .................. 41 ......... 43 ........ Pilcher ............................................ 14 Kankakee .............. 21 ......... 22 ........ Mayotte ............................................ 8 Kankakee .............. 22 ......... 28 ........ Morse ............................................. 7

F G F T P F T P

Mayotte ............................57 10 45 124 Lake ..................................51 15 34 117 Pilcher ..............................46 20 20 112 Falkenhan ........................28 15 36 71 Tanner .............................26 14 41 66 Morse ...............................21 8 27 50 Terrill ...............................13 10 65 36 Chamness ........................ 9 1 11 19 Schrader .............................. 3 1 1 7 Decker ................................. 2 0 2 4 Bass ..................................... 0 2 5 2 Stuck ................................... 1 0 2 2 Gibson ................................. 0 1 1 1

TP Ave Per Game Lightweights ........................ 568 29.9 Opponents ........................... 503 26.5 Fresh., Soph. ......................... 43 21.5 Opponents ...........................50 25.

HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL TEAM•

Homer Martin Coach Jepsen Harry Martin

Ray Ponikvar Willis Umphrey

Leonard Nelson Mgr. Wm. Johnson Benton Hunter

Wm. Schrader Bob Pilcher. James Lake, Wm. Mayotte, Bernard Tanner

HEAVYWEIGHTS . . . . Opponents Scores High Points

W e T h e y S c o r e r Chebanse .............. 51 ........ 36 ............ Harry and Homer Martin ............ 14 Gardner ................. 46 ........ 29 ..........Harry Martin ............................... 11 Reddick ................. 68 ........ 20 ......... Nelson .......................................... 20 Manteno ................ 59 ........ 20 ......... Nelson .......................................... 18 St. Anne ................ 33 ........ 24 ......... Nelson .......................................... 11 Kankakee .............. 28 ........ 18 ..........Harry Martin ............................... 11 Coal City ............... 62 ........ 31 ..........Harry Martin ............................... 17 Peotone ................. 40 ........ 32 ......... Nelson .......................................... 11 St. Pats ................. 65 ........ 48 ........... Nelson ........................................ 18 Momence ............... 54 ........ 25 ........... Nelson ........................................ 19 Herscher ............... 61 ........ 33 ........... Harry Martin ................................ 19 Watseka ................ 55 ........ 49 ........... Harry Martin ................................ 19 Manteno ................ 64 ........ 37 ........... Nelson .......................................... 21 Momence ............... 59 ........ 46 ........... Mayotte ........................................ 18 Champaign ............ 21 ........ 47 ........... Nelson ........................................... 8 Gardner ................. 59 ........ 44 ........... Homer Martin ............................... 16 St. Anne ................ 58 ........ 36 ........... Harry Martin ................................ 19 Kankakee .............. 40 ........ 41 ........... Umphrey ...................................... 11 Coal City ............... 45 ......... 30 .......... Umphrey, Nelson ......................... 14 Grant Park ............ 56 ........ 22 ......... Hunter ....................................... 19 Watseka ................. 39 ....... 41 ........... Hunter ......................................... 11 St. Pats ................. 63 ........ 38 ......... Hunter ....................................... 21 Herseher ............... 63 ........ 39 ......... Homer Martin ............................. 20 Chebanse ............... 56 ........ 32 .......... Nelson .......................................... 19 Peotone .................. 40 ........ 26 .......... Hunter ........................................ 13

WATSEKA REGIONAL St. Anne ................. 56 ........ 29 .......... Umphrey ...................................... 19 Watseka ................. 27 ........ 26 .......... Umphrey ....................................... 9 Kankakee .............. . 37 . .... 42 .......... Homer Martin ............................... 12

FG FT PF TP Atmpts, Makes % Atmpts. Makes %

Benny Hunter ................... 337 133 39 70 35 50 57 301 Homer Martin ................... 408 132 32 40 23 57 40 287 Leonard Nelson ................ 261 116 44 90 41 45 47 273 Harry Martin .................... 467 108 23 81 46 57 63 262 Willis Umphrey ................. 290 78 27 85 47 55 56 203 Bill Mayotte ....................... 40 20 50 10 4 40 21 44 James Lake ....................... 19 6 32 6 3 50 9 15 Bill Schrader ..................... 14 3 21 1 1 100 14 1 Ray Poniekvar ..................... 6 3 50 4 1 25 6 7 Bob Pitcher ......................... 5 1 20 3 3 100 1 5 Bernard Tanner ................... 4 0 1 1 100 1 1

Shots FG Shots FT PF TP Per Game Bradley ........................1851 600 389 205 315 1405 50.2 Opponents ................. 1625 383 403 185 337 941 33.6

SCHOOL CALENDAR . . . . SEPTEMBER:

—School begins with 204 stu-dents!

6—It is rumored around that the small room in front of Study Hall is a bar.

7—The Freshmen are wondering when the science teacher is coming.

8—Mr. Honn i s having a doc tor come to see i f the s tuden ts have

low b lood pressure fo r they haven ' t the energy to s i t e rec t -

ly. 9—Faculty want study hall quiet

not so students can work, but so that faculty can sleep.

12—The students have been wonder-ing if there will be a Student Council.

13—We welcome many new students to Bradley from other towns.

14—All the love affairs gotten an early start. No names mention-ed.

15—Anxious football fans were disappointed because Morocco canceled. It was to be the first game of the season.

20—The Latin Club organized to-day with Dolores Beck as president and Bob Bourelle treasurer.

22—Hooray! Our first game and we won. We beat St. Anne on their home grounds, 13-6.

25—By this third week of school things are in full swing. All the noise isn't from work, you can be sure.

28—During this month we noticed quite a few service men around on furlough and leave.

29—We didn't beat Lockport, but we did second best. We tied them 7-7 on our home field to-day.

OCTOBER 2—We're starting a new month.

Here's for hoping we accom-plish more than ever.

3—G.A.A. meeting was held for all girls interested in athletics.

4—It looks as though we are going to have a Student Council for we have our officers now. "Choppy" Barrone holds the important position of Student President.

5—Herscher really took us for a , spill on their grid iron today, ° 0-12.

8—We Seniors accomplished quite a bit today at our class meeting. Officers were elected and rings and announcements selected. Everyone is happy to hear that the Crows Nest is now open.

9—Be careful with those matches you carry for this is Fire Pre-vention Week.

10—Officers were elected at a meeting for the Tri-Hi-Y.

12—It's our turn to cheer. Reddick took a 33-0 defeat from our Boilermakers today at a home game. The Bradleyan staff turned out their first paper. We like it ! The one-and-only Ray Ponickvar was elected by his teammates as Captain.

14—Flash! John Seroy, with tears in his manly eyes, resigned from office of treasurer of the Junior Class. The well-known John McAndrews will take his place.

15—Sophomore Class has two new sponsors, Miss Allison and Mrs. Ford.

SCHOOL CALENDAR 17—We didn't know the hidden

talent in that pair of feet of Miss Steinbrecher's—"The Jitterbug of the Crows Nest." Periods are shortened and religious training starts today.

18—The place: Birds Park. The time : 7 o'clock. Characters : The Dramatic and Thespian members. Their weiner roast was quite a success.

21—With groans most of us received our report cards. Oh woe is me

24—Did Miss Miller and Mrs. Ford really get lost in the woods at the Senior weiner roast? It 's the $64 question, but we do know everyone had a wonder-ful time.

25—Note the honor roll for this six weeks and follow their example.

27—The Freshmen have elected officers. Ray Ponickvar, our half back, broke his collarbone in the game against Momence today on their field. The seen, of the game was 0-26.

NOVEMBER: 2—Miss Stelter's troupe put on a

Minstrel show for the grade school this afternoon.

3—It was a close game, but we won. We 8, Onarga M. A., 7. The Minstrel Show was reen-acted—a night edition for all. Herman F., Mary K., and Roddy C., really made it humorous. Jeanne R., did all right, too.

6—Everybody is wondering why Shirley Book has stars in her eyes.

7—We notice Louie Jamnick on the steps again. Is he guarding the office?

8—Another general science test tc-day? That's all we ever have!

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SCHOOL CALENDAR 10—Everyone gathered in Study

Hal l aga in for their Bradleyan. We l ike to see our name in

pr int. 13—We of Bradley now share in the

Crows Nest News. Some of our students made their social

headlines. 16—Know your lessons children

for its Open House from 7 :30 to 9 :00.

21—At last, basketball. Our cap opener was held at our gym with our defeating Chebanse 51-36.

22—Everyone is wondering where Truman Hooppaw learned so much about electricity.

23-24—We welcomed our Thanks-giving vacation, not only be-cause we get off school, but also because it reminded us of just how thankful we should be.

28—Our second game and we win against Gardner in our gym.

29—Most of us are used to the shock of report cards and received them quite calmly.

30—We saw Illinois play Notre Dame in an exciting football game. Of course it was only a movie. Also learned Marle C. and Albertine A. celebrated birthdays today.

DECEMBER:

1—We started the last month of "44" by defeating Reddick 68-20 on their floor.

5—Another out-of-town game and another win. Manteno took a defeat of 64-37 from our Boil-ermakers.

7—Pearl Harbor—we all remem-ber what it stands for.

8—Our latest win is over St. Anne, 33-24, on theii floor. Bradleyan came out today.

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SCHOOL CALENDAR 11—Junior Class sponsored a movie

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12—The game we've been waiting for. Kankakee! We held an as-sembly and program to pep up the team and cheering section. It worked, for we beat Kan-kakee 28-18 at their gym.

15—Mr. Jacobson's team of Coal City was beaten by our men 61-31 on our floor.

16—We see we have a few dancers in our school anyhow

and they showed their talent at the All-School Party. Miss

Steinbrech. er and Mr. Jepsen showed us how to waltz l ike experts . 20—Tri-Hi-Y made

social gossip with a Christmas party for their club.

The high school was entertain-ed at a Christmas assembly put on by the Glee Club and the Musical Appreciation Class.

22—Momence again, but its basket. ball this time, and Ray Ponickvar rebroke his collarbone. We heat them 54-25.

25-30 ____ Christmas vacation, Hooray! JANUARY:

1—New Years vacation. We all agree that a vacation is the right way to start the year—hut don't forget the resolutions.

2— Here is the beginning of the 11P'Y year and we're still won-dering if the Seniors are ever going to pay their dues.

5-61-33 is our score against Her-seller in the game held at our gym.

8—Everyone is deep in his books studying for exams.

0—Exams of all classes for the first four periods today. There was plenty of sweating done.

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10—More exams! We completed the last four periods of tests so now we can sit. back and relax. Whoops! Almost forgot, we have to start worrying about exams at the end of the year now.

11—Mrs. Trumpy has left Bradley High and Mrs. Newell we hear is to take her place.

'2—K. V. Tournament.

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SCHOOL CAL ENDAR 15—Group pictures for the annual

were taken today. We wonder why some students were in the gym most of the day. They weren't in that many pictures.

16—Mrs. Newell arrived today. 17—Bad news day again, and we do

mean report. cards. 18—Bob Hasemeyer of the U. S. Navy

and an alumni of B.H.S., gave an interesting talk about his experience today.

19—Our first game against Watseka on their floor and 'twas quite a success for us-53-48.

23—Our return game with Manteno, we defeated them at our gym--64-37.

25—Let's see, its one month since Christmas. You have exactly 11 months till Santa comes again, kiddies.

26—Our second game with Momence was held in Momence and we came out winner by a score of

58-45. 27—Champaign here we come. Our Boilermakers took a crack

at this high-rated team today. Our f irst defeat (but by good

hands)-47-21. 30—Next on our list—Gardner. We

beat them at Gardner with a final score of 59-44.

31—First month of the year completed with a fairly satisfactory record behind us.

FEBRUARY: 1—This sixth month shows we're

well on our way in this second semester of school.

2—A large crowd gathered in our gym to see Bradley play St. Anne.

5—County Institute for Teachers. That's a break for us, a day's vacation.

6—What a crowd! The Kankakee-Bradley game brought a tre-mendous turn-out, even though we lost.

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SCHOOL CALENDAR . . . . 7- Mrs. Sommerville, who is tak-

ing Mrs. Newell's place, ar-rived today.

9—We played Mr. Jacobson's Coal-er's at Coal City. We won 45-30.

13—Another out-of-town game. We defeated Grant Park 58-22.

14—Valentine Day and everyone should be sweet. even to the teachers or vise-versa.

16—Our first defeat on our home floor was deli us by Watseka by the close score of 38-40.

19—The Seniors are now flashing their new class rings.

20—Bill Schrader and Benny Hunter said they had so many com-plaints in the show about their new rings blinding the people that they had to take them off.

21—Off scheduled games with St. Pats took place at K. H. S. gym. We won.

22—Washington's birthday and even Willy couldn't fib. He owned up to every thing he did—that is if they caught him.

23—Everyone scrambled to the study hall to receive their 8th edition of the Bradleyan.

26—All the boys are asking Homer Martin how he charms the girls. He insists its his mus-tache.

27—Beginning of the Regional Tournament held at Watseka. Bradley's first game was with St. Anne whom we defeated with the score of 56-29.

28—Our team is resting up to be in condition for their coming games in the tournament. Re-port cards.

MARCH: 1—Third day of the Regional—

Boilermakers defeated Watseka in an exciting game by the nar-row margin of 2 points.

2—Sad day in Bradley. We were eliminated in the tournament

by old rival—Kankakee. 5—It seems that the boys and

girls of B.H.S. are having quite a time telling each other off about slacks and ties. 6—We find that fifteen students up to date have quit school. 7—Nelson Covy, speaker, gave us a

slant on life, to some it was new, and we all agree he had some

pretty good ideas. 8—The Seniors are selling pop at the

grade school tournament to increase their finances.

9—Have you noticed the profiles drawn in our Bradleyan?

12—Class tournaments started to-day. The Juniors defeated the Freshmen and the Seniors de-feated the Sophomores. Quite badly I might add.

13—Class tournaments continued to-day. The Juniors defeated the Sophomores, the Seniors defeated the Freshmen.

14—The Sophomore class beat the Freshmen, taking third place, and the Seniors beat the Jun-iors, thus declaring themselves champs of the class tourney in the finals.

15—Mr. Honn, Mr. Jepsen, Benny Hunter and Homer Martin at-tended the Champaign tourna-ment. They plan to go tomorrow afternoon too.

16—Why did everyone get a blue excuse for being absent ? That isn't. hard to figure out.

19—Clayton, why did Miss Stelter change your seat in second period study hall today? Juan-ita might know.

20—Yesterday the Seniors received their pictures. We might add that we had more movie stars than we realized in our class.

30—Easter vacation begins. Let's not forget the real purpose even though we like to display our clothes.

SCHOOL CALENDAR 21—Woe is me! Semester exams. Were you exempt?

APRIL: 16—Today the Seniors looked over

the classes and the campus of Normal College, to say nothing of the Sailors.

22—More exams! This is the end of another year. How did you , do? Tonight is the Junior-Senior Prom. Get home early kids.

25—Oh blissful day. The Seniors skipped school today. They seemed to have had a wonderful time judging from their conversations.

MAY: 1—Bradley opened the baseball

season with a bang. We beat Chebanse 11-1. Nice going boys!

20—Tonight is the beginning of the end of High School for the Seniors. Don't forget Baccal-aureate.

25—This is the end of four years of education for the Seniors. To-night is the High School Graduation. Good Luck Seniors!

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