Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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FOREWORD Although men ore occused ol not knowing their own weokness, yet perhops o lew know their own strength. It is in men os in soils where sometimes there is o vein ol gold which the owner knows not otcgwilt. lhere is strength in the knowledge we hove ossimiloted here ot l3rodley ond this strength is our educotion to use os we will. By being octive in the orgonizotions ond porticipciting in the octivities that ore represented in this book you hove been oble to test your strength ond to know it. -lhe Stoll hos tried its strength ond endeovored sincerely to produce this book which is yours to judge os you moy, to reod, ond, we hope, to reread. lvloy it continuolly serve you os o record ol the events, occomplishrnents ond good times thot you knew in 1933-34 ot l3rodley Polytechnic lnstitute.

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,,,,f-f DEDICATION ln 1927 the name of a new instructor vvas added to the faculty of Bradley Poly- technic lnstitute. A few months later in the spring of 1928 the first performance of a beautiful and impressive ceremony was charmingly enacted on Uthe greenu before an appreciative audience. This ceremony in which the seniors gave their responsibilities and offices to the juniors was the Passing of the Torch. As a tradi- tion it has been well presented each year since then. Charming in character and amiable in spirit the author of this classic is alvvays patient and willing to help. She is President of Pi Gamma Mu, sponsor of the English club, one of the advisors of the Y. W. C. A., advisor of Lambda Phi Sorority, member of the Women's Welfare League and Freshman Counsellor, To you, Dr. Clive B. White, the Staff dedicates this T935 Polyscope.

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