Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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..... T. JAMES CusAck FILMA J. MENDENHALI. MARGARET A. CA'r1oN DONALD E. HAYWARD Prexidenl Seerelrny Viee-Presidenl Treasurer Senior Farewell NOW that we are about to pass from the protection and influence of your gray walls, it is with deepest regrets that we bid you farewell. Two years, the happiest in our young lives, have we spent within your portals and ever under your stern supervision have we striven to uphold the honor and glory of so worthy an institution. As we leave you, some of us to continue our training while others will enter upon their life work, we do so only with reluctance. What ever our course may be, and though we may not always be able to unfurl your banner of red and white, we will always remember the tie that binds, and by our lives, efforts and service pay to you our highest tributes. To you, worthy members of the faculty, we owe much. At thc times when our burdens were most difiicult and trying, you were always ready to help us, You taught us to be patient, to bear our hardships with a smile and above all, you taught us the nobler lessons of service and self-sacrifice. To you we say, Adieu. We shall miss youg miss you as one friend misses another but forget you, we shall never. To you, members of the junior Class, we entrust the gravest of responsibilities. We step aside and allow you to take our placesg the future honor and standard of scholarship now rests upon your shoulders. Be patient and do your work well for by your fruits ye shall be known. Try, even as we have tried, to raise, if possible, the standard of our school, begin where we have left off and go on with the noble work. H On into the world we go probably never to return but always shall our thoughts drift back with the deepest sense of admiration as our souls catch up the refrain: Oh, Alma Maier! here in adoration U Come lhy sons and daughters from near and far. Ana' lowly kneeling, we bring our unroughl lrihule ' To thee our guiding rtar, our guiding star. Page 22