Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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'Illlt'l't' :irc two tlllll 'NL that :always ggjo t02VtllL'l' :it ll1':s4llm-y-ftliu 1-ml ot' the yi-:ii PN :xml tht- l'o1,vs4'oP1c. Thr- fir-at om- 1-omcs :u1tom:1tic:xlly, hut thc PoLYsc'o1-rf: rlot-wn't comm- so easily. lt l'L'i1llll'L'S hours :incl cl:iys. of Ftl't'llll0llS work. And thf- work iw nlonu lvy stullcnts who :irc husy enough without it. But lwcuilsf- of tht- timt- thi vclitor :md husim-s. lIlIlIl1lgt'1' :uul th:-ir :xswistnutw lmvf- lM'K,'1l willing to fle-votv to pro clucing thix volume you lmvt- totlny. :incl C1111 llayc through 111:z:iy yt-:mrs to c-omv. this pictorial presriitzition of tht- c-ollfyjc yt-:ir of 1935-36 :it lgl':lfllt'j'. But tlm PUI.YSL'UPE is mort' than ll uytill'-l10UliH. It contains pictures ot' youi nssociritcs. your f1'iC11cls. your 0l'yfJllllZJltlOllS. your tK'Illll'i. your clulvs. your zu-tiyitics 'Illlt'1't' :irc hrivf dvscriptioiis completing thc rccorzl with some flt-tails :md fm-ts which thc- t'ill1lL'1'2l could not outa-li. nor tht- ciigrixnvci' l't'lJ1'0ClllCt'. It is il I'L'l'01'fl of you :incl your collvgt- from SL'IJtL'IlllJL'1' to .Tuma-:i college- year hut 1't'L'Ol'LlL'd ton-vi-1'. Anal :is otht-1' yt-:urs slip hy. you will oftcn get out this volumc :incl l'CC1lll tht: uvvnts that llf1l'l'1'W 'il ill thou- mouths. Thr' POI.YSl'UPE is :i hook for now. for '-L5 and 55. :mil f0l't'Yt'l'. i FRRDHRIC R. HAMll,'I'ON l V4 Ei ll V l S: l ff' -- - 1 'AAS - 1 - vi'

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MEMBERS OF THE BCARD RUSS S, XV,XI,I,ACl+I, l'l'1'.v1clw1f ..,,..,...... ...... I 'emnia ZEALY M. I'IOI,MES'. 'I'ir'f'-Pl'l'a'iI71'1:f .,....,,,,..,...........,, ,,,,,,, M ussville JOHN NV. NICDUXVICIJ ,,,,. H,-XHULD VV, LYNCH .. .. 'l'HUM,XS G. l,UVEI,ACE L'HAXRI,ES D, THOMAS, Srffnml T Il'l'-PI'l'Sil'll'lIf ,,,,..., ..,,,. I jerwia W .. ,.,... Peoria ,...1lt'0l'i2i JAY T. HUNTER .Y.....,,,,.,,,,.,,Y,,,,....,,,.,.,...,,,,4,A ..AA.. 1 Jem-ia HXHHY DALE MORGAN Tvrm Trusfw ...,,,...., ,,.,,, P em-in 0 o Ulifllillrl li. MM'CI.YMlCN'r ....,,, ....... A gI'l i'pff1I'.I1 of H10 Hunrfl of TI'1Isz'1'r'.v mul B1l.vi11f's.s' Dlflllfllfjfl' XVII-LIAM H. S'1'r1Nr1 ,.,.. ...., .....,A,,.....,..,......,,.,,.,,,.A,.,,AA.,AA..,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,,A,.,A,A.,A,,,,, Y ,l'f'flN'llI'I'l' COMMITTEES Fillflllff ',,,,,,,.,, ...,..... ,,.. ......,,, ....,,VV,,, ...........,,,, B I E s s us. McD0v.'1zI.L, Moncux, I,ov15LAcxf:, HUNTER l:1lflIl..ll.If.N', l1'ruu11fI.v. mul Ifquipmmzf .... Mrtssus. Homulzs, B1L'DflXN'EI,I., BIORGAN., l,0v1-LLACE, LYNCH f f'l'1'ff.ll 111141 f'lll'l'il'lll!lHl ,.....,.77 ......,.,,,7,,,, M lcsslcs. THoM.xs, Ifivxnzlc, MonG.xN, I,'fNL'If, I,m'm,Acn lffflf lfsfflr '.,,,,,,,,...,,,.,,,., ,..A,. ..,... 3 1I21SSIiS. I,0Yl-II,.XL'E, MuDuw11:1,1,, Hnmrlcs, VIVIIODIAS, Muncmx .lf'iii'ifiI'S ..Ml1:ss1:s, BQOIIGAN, IVlcDow1c1.1,, I-IULBIICS. H.xM1L'1'oN, M,xcCI,x'M1-:N'1' 'Ibp Ilww: XYz1ll1ucc. Huntcr. I-lwlxm-N, AIHFLLLLI1. Iluttwnm R rmxvz Lynnh, 'I-IIUIXLIN, XlIlLc1lj'lUtl1t, Klcllmvcll.

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DEAN CDF THE CCDLLEGE SPRINGTIME The POLYSCOPE has always been issued in the spring or early summer. lVhile it reviews the past. it is prophetic of the future. Life also should always have the backward and the forward look. Be happy and useful in the present, but build daily for a richer future. Spring is the time for seeding. Summer and autumn are for maturing and harvest. So it is in life. lVinter does not mean death, but :i time of resting. the prelude to a new birth. This is life as it opens before college men and women. They, of all people. because of their training and opportunities, should think of the constantly recurring springtime both in nature and in human experience g-new blossoming periods followed by new maturities and harvests, repeated on ever higher levels. lVh:it better fortune or higher destiny than this could one wish for every Bradley student! Out of thc dim traditions of an ancient past. comes this promise from the Father of mankindi lVhile the earth remaineth. seedtime and harvest. and cold and heat. and summer and winter. and day and night shall not cease. FHARLES T. XVYCKOFF