Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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'NXf'e are joyful that we have completed our task of publishing another Bradley yearbook. Still we turn from our work with .1 sigh because we shall never again enjoy the intimate Contact we have had this year with the students. Vile have been privileged to work with many types of individuals and to understand and appreciate their per- sonalities. .WWW if W - - S if? We. the start, wish to thank especially the members of the junior class for the splendid support they have given us in the editing of this volume. To the fatulty and student body as well, we wish to express our appreciation for the kind considerations extended to us during our year of work. If ji ffm' .ziifwzl tfwiie ffm! flair lmnk llltll' ful rzrfejvfeil' 111 Me hllllc' .ffiltlf ffm! we lure foiiiwzteif 11, . m LM rn. f 2 , i 'X

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FIT l ln this thirty-second volume of the PoLYscoP15 we have strived to present to you our conception of student life as it actually exists on a modern college campus. We have recorded the inci- dents and activities that are close to the hearts of all students who have had any part in campus life. EWO rr, D During the succeeding years we sin- cerely hope that you will gain a little pleasure in looking through these pages and reviving old memories. If you are able to picture your professors, your former associates, your most intimate friends, and even yourselves as you appeared in your student days, we shall be richly rewarded for our efforts to publish this annual. f' f5 GQ -f If flair POLYSLUPI, elltlflftl you 10 :ellie yum role Ill Ilve ,zefiz'ifie,r of flvji fflrzif .iflwool year, if will lure fnlfifferf ifa' p1frl,17f1rie.