Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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14 Er X pk? , pf 5, v ll, f 7 lac' gi-YG' ff, ,i f ' fijfzq n. A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Its loveliness increasesg It will never pass into notliingness: But will keep a bower quiet for it. Beauty such as the poet speaks of has been created by the pen of our own Dr. Olive B. VVl1ite. Through personal contact, Bradley faculty and students have found Dr. Wliite a charming and gracious personalityg readers tlirofughout the country have dis- covered tllat same charm and graciousness reflected in her first novel- The King! Good Servant .

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FRANCIS MEESKE HAROLD WEBER LORETTA WILLIAMS ELNIER GURY PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER SENIOR CLASS At the very beginning. I must admit that the Class of 1936 is exceptional. It exists without a past! At least not the kind of past you mean! Of course last year the class was quite the tops when. as a junior class. its members edited the 1936 POLYSCOPE and instigated the Campus Capers. The only blot upon the horizon was that huge mountain, which has since been labeled the Senior Debt. It seems the .lunior Prom in 1935 and the 1936 PoLYscoPE were successful in every way save financially. Qliut who of us are financial. wizards anyhow?l But the clouds have been clearing away more recently. During the past year the class has been really successful under its sponsor. Dr. Gorse-line. and class otlicers, Francis Meeslie, president: Harold ll'eber, vice-presidentg Loretta Williams, secretary: and Elmer Gury. treasurer. Other members of the class have all done their share selling gasoline tickets for which the class received a small amount of compensation. and serving on committees. As a result the class has accomplished its main objeetivegnamely. to pay off the debt and leave a clean slate. The High Spot of the year was the combination Senior Ball and Campus Capers on l rid:1y. March 13. lt was :1 lucky day for the lads and lassies who went :1 caperinpg to the tunes of Art .larrett and his orcliestragtlic first time a Bradley dance ever sported a nrune bandl 'llhe Grand March was led by Francis Meeslie, and Muriel Ric-gel. Ball Queen.