Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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4 I f X P O P ' ....-.rg Q BOOK I. Frontispiece. Dedicatory. Scenes of Peoria. Foreword. Trustees and Faculty. BOOK II. Seniors. Horology. juniors. h BOOK Ill. Clubs and Organizations Athletic Board. Arts and Crafts Club. Council. Classical Club. BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK Bradley Club. Pellite Desiderium. Tech Staff. Chorus. Polyscope Board. English Club. Pedagogic Club. Y. W. C. A. Y. IVI. C. A. History Club. Literary Club. Sororities and Fraternities. Omicron Kappa Kappa Kappa. Sigma Phi. Lambda Phi. Beta Sigma Mu. Alpha Pi. Athletics. Coaches. Track. Foot Ball. Winners of the B. Basket Ball. Tennis. Base Ball. Girls Athletic Association Programs. Literature. ArchibaId's Letters to I-Iis Mother. Getting Acquainted. A Rune. Turn About Is Fair Play. lVIaxy's Ideal. Baby. A Matter of Relationship. Time Will Tell. BOOK VIII. Calendar. Locals. Advertisements. s

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Eviiuatinn IBva11tiful Few schook are nuns pkasandy envnoned than is Bradley lnsdtutc. 'The carnpus grows rnore ab trachve year by yean and the beautdul dty parks the lhnuns nver widi hs dnve, the wooded bluHs and vaheys aHord unusual opportunides for nature study, and the satisfaction of the out-of-doors instinct. V hetherit be the sprnagtnne with hs dehcate greenery and opening blossoms, or the autumn, with its early frosts and mid-day heat, its air vibrant with the droning of insects, its Indian summer skies and flaming colors the naadness and joy of M creeps hke a fever into ones veins and the words of Chaucer beconm very reah Tdicn loiigeiifolk to gotni OIlLnlgflHlHgCS.H C. T. WYCKOFF. liiulul