Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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AMONG OUR SOUVENIRS Because one student could not hear in chapel vvhile sitting in the balcony, the room novv is eauipped with a loud-spealcer system built and installed by Ray Kempf and presented to the school last vvinter. The president of the Illinois Intercollegiate Oratorical Association for the coming year is Miss Kathryn Sellars, speech instructor and coach. In the contest held here in February, Mardelle Mohn vvon third place in the women s division, vvith her oration Give Us Speed . Ihe speal4er at one session was Dean Wyclcoff, the vvinner of the contest in I884. 'Q' Q The I-ligh School Seniors, Conference, introduced last year, was repeated this year, vvith many high schools represented. A Round the World broadcast, from W.M.B.D. on March 28, attempted to reach all former students of Bradley. The l'Iorology department vvas featured, and the general college vvorl4 vvas also reviewed. Mr. Philipfs International Relations class sent six delegates to the Missouri Valley Model Assembly of the League of Nations at Washington University, in St. Louis, on March I6 and 'l7. 4, 4, Auren Muir, a senior this year, has vvorl4ed on the Tech in a most helpful vvay for several semesters, and for his progressive vvorlc vvas honored by having his name engraved on the Alpha Delta cup, vvhich has stood in the library this year. fs A Bradley football star, Lee l'Iandley, vvas named by the xlournal Transcript committee of conference coaches as the most valuable player in the conference in the season of '33 I-le was awarded a trophy at a pep meeting preceding one of the games. ts A regular Friday evening feature over W.M.B.D. this year vvas the Bradley hour, in which various phases of the school s program were presented. lei The Rifle Club vvas organized on the campus during 'IQ33-34, with several men practicing vvith government rifles at the Armory each Sunday morning. The Peoria Alumni Club has been more active this year than ever in the past, under the president, led Baer, 98. Their meetings have been vvell attended, the Alumni News published each month have been very interesting, and under the editorship of Albert F. Siepert, 08, an Alumni Directory vvas published.

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