Top row, left to right:
Kenosha High School (opened for the 1849 school year, razed in 1890);
The Annex (completed in 1890, razed in 1980);

Bottom row, left to right: 
Kenosha High School, later renamed in honor of Mary D. Bradford (completed in 1927); and
Mary D. Bradford High School (opened for the 1980-1981 school year).

Welcome to the OFFICIAL Kenosha Bradford High School Alumni Association, Inc. (KBHSAA) website!  We encourage all alumni to join  KBHSAA, an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) organization.  You'll find the Membership & Donation Form here.  This is the Alumni Association's only endorsed, official website.  

KBHSAA is your source for authentic Spy yearbooks and Alumni T-shirts.  Proceeds from the sale of these items, along with membership dues and donations, support KBHSAA programs, such as our Scholarship Fund, the Distinguished Alumni Award program, our biannual Newsletter (secure content available online for KBHSAA members) and Class Reunion Committee financial support.  Each year, we support publication of Bradford High School's Spy yearbook with placement of a full-page ad.  All the funds we raise stay in the Bradford High School community you recall from your high school days.  

Don't be taken in by organizations claiming a connection with our alma mater, Bradford High School, and our local community in Kenosha, WI. 

Did you know you can generate donations for KBHSAA as you shop online?

We have listed KBHSAA on the website www.iGive.com in the hopes of generating income for the Alumni Association.  (Here's how it works:  iGive is a free service to causes and members.  There are no costs/obligations, no hidden fees.  iGive members can generate donations by shopping at any of 1700+ Stores.  As a member, when you shop via iGive special links, an "iGive Cookie" is assigned to your browser.  This tells the store, "Here is an iGive Member," using a meaningless member ID number.  The store reports back with this number and the amounts for the donation to your cause; you'll receive an email confirming the donation amount earned by your purchase once the order has shipped.  (iGive never has any access to any payment information.)  

How can you help?  Register at the iGive website and choose Kenosha Bradford High School Alumni Association, Inc. as the cause you wish to support.  Visit the iGive store list and  the stores you shop regularly, then click on the iGive "My Stores" link and bookmark it on your desktop.  You don't need to enter any codes, notify the store or iGive... it is all automatic, as along as you start your online shopping excursion from the iGive Store list.

Please tell your fellow classmates about this program... it's a quick and easy process that can do much good for KBHSAA. Thanks in advance for your consideration and for supporting the Alumni Association.

~ KBHSAA Board of Directors

07/03/2026:  Each year, we purchase a full-page ad in support of Bradford's Spy yearbook.  Here is a photo of the ad for the 2025-2026 edition.  Also, as an FYI, we have moved Home Page posts from FY 2025/2026 to our Archive.

07/05/2026:  Harry Stoebe '57 and his wife, Nancy, attended the DAA Dinner & Silent Auction on Saturday, June 27, 2026.  They – along with a group of friends from the Class of 1957 – filled a table at the event and were there to support their classmate, Jim Riese, as he accepted one of the 2026 Distinguished Alumni Awards.  Harry perused the Silent Auction items and ended up with the winning bid on Item #10 – the signed football commemorating the Green Bay Packers 2025 season and its players and coaching staff, donated by the Green Bay Packers Give Back organization.  

Harry tells us he married Nancy while attending UW-LaCrosse.  They have been Packer fans all their lives.  Nancy's parents were Packer season ticket holders before the new stadium was built in 1957.  They passed the season tickets down to Nancy and Harry, who have since passed them down through their family to their son, John Stoebe. 

Many of you reading this article will fondly recall Mr. Stoebe as a Physical Education teacher and Football Coach at Mary D. Bradford High School.  He retired after the 1995/1996 school year, having served nearly 30 years at Bradford High School.  Harry, age 88, tells us he and Nancy, age 87, do attend some Packer games and had purchased one share of Green Bay Packers stock quite some years ago.

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