Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Deans I am told that this edition of the yearbook is planned with the idea of causing the readers to forget the troublous times through which we are passing. In my opinion, nothing is more important than a realistic facing of our problems. This does not mean that we are to be constantly worried about them, nor yet that we should refuse to face them. Moments of relaxation and forgetful- ness, however, contribute to our ability to meet our world con- structively. May you find in this book that which gives you complete enjoyment as you review the pictorial history of the school year. Because of this enjoyment, may you be the better fitted to contribute your influence to the making of a world more congenial to significant human living. To you of the class of 1942 one truth must present itself more comfortingly, but no less challengingly, than many another hard reality of our time: after this war, as during it, we shall need men and women of power for good and capacity for growth. If you have the will to believe in peace, in mutual esteem among men, in justice, in honor, and the will to work steadily and courageously toward the goal such a faith sets, you will add a moving chapter to the records of civilization. Barbarism, remember, has only dim, bewildered memories of what it destroys. May you be builders! G f 17 W of l X

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.313 -'!f,. 'Sk I rg' X DOROTHY ADAMSON, AB- HOLLACE E. ARMENT, Assistant Registrar. M-A-y M-M' Instructor in Voice. HOWARD J. BELL, Jr., Ph.D. HAROLD G. AVERY, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Bus- iness Administration and Economics. BEATRICE BENSON, A.M. Associate Professor of Associate P r 0 fe s s o r of Home Economics. English and Joumalism. PHILIP BECKER, Jr., M.S. Assistant Professor of Metalwork. DOROTHY P. GRACE S. BONE JEAN C- BORLAND, B-NL BLOMEYER, B-S- Instructor in Organ. Instructor in Piano. Instructor in Art.