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IT is The ouTsTanding characTer displayed by Dean Sipple ThaT has inspired Bradley sTudenTs on To bigger and beTTer achievemenTsg Therefore. wiTh our deepesl' admiraTion and respec:T, we dedicaTe This ediTion of The POLYSCGPE To ChesTer E. Sipple, Dean of Bradley UniversiTy. 5 ig -.. ,1 r': '.F W'-01's 'fQlnHlm'!WlMM V v , .f f,,ev' A.. In ...,Wt ,,m FIN L 1 S4 ' I ' M m' ' - , , f ml 'M .yg Zvhag Q Q'- ,X , 1 - 1 . 7 A , W 4? E A U i E wa J 4 at 554 I U 'Q ll , ' ' rf' 4 fawfff' N I ,aj at 5' , x, F . ' nf ,vf r 1 A, aw. 0 If v I , I 4.2 M V wfwii 1Q,'4 f ff -. r ' 'MW-.U Mb. qw :-Evil P , Qkqk Q A-'V :Hy Q M ii1 f.f'41j:-N Q QU. -- NN. 1' . 'TW' 5:4 fa 'f ' ' Q .gmrlwwq 'P my Ig. H '- A MU'W'. ',.. X in ffm 'W - -wif, 'ik Q 2- ' -- g Y Vwiiy ,X V, 5- 'Mx . w, u ' QE! ' , ' 5 A V! af ,w Q X: l X F mi. L U X - M A7- . Asilvxk ' F 8 , um... ... ..-- -'-'-'- Y -' 1 J ,,.., ..... ,Q 'sn , l K .W A f VX f h R E . A -M ,Q 1 rn .. 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VV ,Q rw , I ,ja ,VV M ' Vi. ,W 5 AM, KW A :M X ,f ' ,V ,V , ,, ,V1 ' f V, v I f ,Af l V ' QV 'V 1 ' V Ai I 1 lv ' 1 gif, 1 x , E . y S. 9 4 , I ,X I A ' VF, f,!.V Y gy 4 VW' -f. '. 44 9 . 1 4 v V . . , A , . ,, , X f -V ' , ' V X 6 v Kev E! rf lx I , Y f' 4, Y V SZ' V ON YOUR GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY WE OFFER OUR CONGRATULATIONS. BRADLEY- The finy fwig sfruggling for life fhaf was once Bradley Polyfechnic lnsfifufe is now a firm, mighfy free. Bradley was esfablished in I897 fo furnish ifs sfudenfs wifh fhe means of living independenf, indusfrious, and useful lives by fhe aid of a pracfical knowledge of fhe useful arfs and sciences. To William Rainey l-larper, fhen presidenf of fhe Universify of Chicago. we are grafeful for help in organizing fhe insfifufe. Bradley has been guided fhrough fhe years by four presidenfs: Ed- ward O. Sisson, Theodore C. Burgess, Dr. Frederick R. l-lamilfon, and David B. Owen. Under fheir leadership, fhe small school which once faughf a small handful of sfudenfs is now one of fhe sfrongesf in fhe middle wesf. For all fhis, we owe our fhanks fo Mrs. Lydia Moss Bradley, fhe gracious founder of Bradley Polyfechnic Insfifufe-now, as we speak wifh pride. Bradley Universify. 5 5 5 if -' ' Mu ll Wig -l.. - ..-1 . - l .l. - l. 1 1....l jl. l.l.1-li 1.i -1 - 1-..l..-Q.-., -...l-..- -1 i - l .. .i-1 i-1 .-,.-, , ill- . --1-1 - i.,-,.,. i-11' - ,-,i,, - 4 -if i'i -:.-........--- ,1i---1 I r ff L ll? X 1 QD' A35 ii A A Q f, 1 , U ag' X. I1 X n. i'-1 W ' - f fm David Blair Uwen Presidenl' of Bradley Universily David Owen, we salule you wilh Jrhe hope Jrhal' lurure years al' Bradley Universily will be as successful as has been irs firsl as one of +he mosl prominenlr universilies in lhe midwesl. I+ is under your experf guidance Jrhal' Bradley has risen lo such heiqhrs. Thai is why we offer our deepesl gralilude for your loyal and enduring leadership. ALBERT FREDERICK SIEPERT. A.M. Vice-Presidenf of The Universilry, Professor of Eclucafion B. S., Columbia Universifyz A. lvl., Universily of Chicago CHESTER ELLSWORTI-I SIPPLE, Ph. D. Dean of Ihe Universify, Professor of I'IisIory A. B.. Universilry of Iowa: A. M.. ibid.: Ph. D., ibid. OLIVE BERNADINE WI-IITE, Ph. D. Dean of Women, Professor of English A. B.. Radcliffe College: A. M., ibid.: Ph. D., iloid. CLARENCE WESLEY SCI-IROEDER, Ph. D. Dean of Men, Professor of Sociology and Polilical Science A. B., Soulhwesiern College: A. M., Universily of Kansas: Ph. D., Universiiy of Chicago DONALD O. LEGO, A. B., B. D. Assislanl Dean of Men, Universily Chaplain A. B., Dralce Universilyq B. D., Chicago Universily and Colgale-Rochesier Divini+y School HEGISTH H ASA CARTER One of +he mosl essenlrial men on lhe Bradley lacully is 'rhe reg- islrar. Asa Carler. All incoming freshmen are declared eligible or nol by means ol inlerviews wilh Mr. Carler. Upperclassman cred- ils are in his hands along vvilh Jrhe lransfer credils of slrudenls who have come +o Bradley from olher colleges and universilies. BU HD UI-' TR STEES To The Board of Truslees is enlrusled 'rhe laslc of approving all lacully members and all lranslers of properly belonging +o Brad- ley Universily. The members compose lhe general managing body of lhe school. This year lvlr. Zealy lvloss l-lolmes, vice-presidenl and lasl sur- viving member ol lhe original board, died. The vacancy will be filled by an eleclion of lhe board. Pag Te Albert Frederick Siepert who served Bradley Universiry for l'hir+y-four years in Jrhe capacily of Vice-Presidenl, Dean of 'rhe Technical College, l-lead of 'rhe Placemenlr Bureau, and Professor of Educarion. l-lis service To Jrhe vererans as head of rhe Vererans Adminisrralion a+ Bradley will always be remembered by 'rhose he helped. To him we owe our grear appreciarion for his long years of unriring service and devo- Hon ro Bradley. lr is wirh sincere grarirude and deep symparhy Thai we dedi- care 'rhis facully secrion +o 'rhe memory of Dean Alberr Frederick Sieperr. E ELISH UEPAIEITIVIE T BENNETT MOORHEAD HOLLOWELL, Ph. D. Professor of English ' M., Harvard Universilyg ibid. SARAH ELIZABETH BURT, B.S. Inslruclor in English A, B., Ursinus College B.S., Columbia Universify ARDIS EDWARDS BURTON, A. B. Inslruclor in English A. B., Universily of Soufh Dalcofa HOWARD AVERY BURTON, A. B. Inslruclor in English A. B., Howard College KATHLEEN ISABELLE GILLARD. A. M. Insfrucfor in English A. B., Alma College A. M., Columbia Universily MARION DECKER HUDSON. M.S.' Ins'rrucIor in English A.B., Universily of Illinois ALEXANDER JOHN KATAUSKAS, M.A. Inslruclor In English A.B., Sf. Bede College A. M., Universily of Nolro Dame SILVY ASHER KRAUS, A. B. Inslruclor in English A. B., Bradley Polylechnic Insfilule SUE REGINA MARWELL, Ph. D. Assislanl Professor of English A. B., Wesleyan College A.M., Norlhwesfern Universily Ph. D., Yale Universify LA VERNE WEGNER MILLER. M. A. InsIrucIor in English A. B., Milwaukee-Downer College M.A., Universily of Chicago BERTHA SUCHER POLLAK. Ph. B.' Inslrucfor in English Ph. B., Universify of Chicago PEARL RESNIKOFF, A. M. Inslrucfor in English A. B., Wisconsin Universify A. M., ibid. CYTHA ELLEN RICKHOEF, M. A Insfruclor in English and Speech B. S., Kirlcsville Sfalo Teachers Collage M.A., Univorsify of Missouri VIRGINIA KOONS VAN BENSCHOTEN, M.A.' Inslrucfor in English A. B., Michigan Slale Normal College M.A., Wayne Universily DAVID MANNING WHITE. Ph. D. Assisfanl Professor of English and Journalism A. B., Cornell College M.S., Columbia Universily Ph. D., Uniyersily of Iowa OLIVE BERNADINE WHITE. Ph. D. Professor of English A. B., Radcliffe College A. M., iCIid.I Ph. D., ibid. Maxwell Krause While Muller Hollowell P099 20 4, ry . - I ..-. wi .ii , . S-xXx 7 . I if I 1 I, ye i 11 XX l in MR. BURNI-IAM MR. KINCI-IELOE CARDON V. BURNHAM KENNETH VERDEAN KINCHELOE, M. M. E. lnslruclor in Voice and Direclor oi A Cappella Choir Associale Professor of lnslrumenlal Music and Direclor oi Bradley Band B. Mus., Universily ol Michigan: M. M. E., ibid. LUCILE G. MATHRE, M. Mus. lnslruclor in Piano A. B., Rockford College M. Mus., Norlhweslern Universily KATE SHERWOOD MORTON, B. Mus. lnslruclor in Piano B. Mus., Illinois Wesleyan Universily CHARLES ALBERT NUTTER, B. M. E.' lnslruclor in Brass lnsfrumenls B. M.E., Bradley Polylechnic lnslilule HAZEL PETERSON, M.A. lnslruclor in Voice Lili. B., New Jersey College 'lor Women M.A., Columbia Universily MRS. GRACE SCATTERDAY BOND' lnslruclor in Organ ALLEN CANNON, M.Mus.' lnslruclor in Violin B. M. and B. S., Universily of Illinois M. Mus., ibid. JOHN WALCOTT DUNNING, Ph. D.' Inslruclor in Flule B.S., Iowa Slale College: Ph. D., ibid. DANELIA JANSSEN, B.S. lnslrucfor in Music Educalion and Theory B.S., Universily of Illinois HOWARD DAY KELLOGG, JR., B.A. lnslruclor in Voice B.A., Yale Universily Diploma, Juilliard School of Music MARY ELOISE RAUH, M.S.' lnslruclor in Piano B. M., Sf. Mary's College M.A., Universily of Chicago JOHN ELMER SZEPESSY, M.A.' lnslruclor in Violin and Orcheslral Conduclinq B.A., Eureka College I M.A., Universily of Iowa ESTHER WILSON, B. M. E. lnslruclor in Piano and Voice B. M.E., Bradley Polylechnic lnslilule WERNER ZEPERNICK, M. Mus. lnslruclor in Piano, Counlerpoinl, and Music Apprecialion M. Mus., Chicago Musical Collage Ql'?I3'Q5.L??5Tslii Sealed: Janssen, Malhre, Pelerson, Morlon I 3. P0196 21 Slanding: Kincholoe, Dunning, Kellogg, Wilson, Burnham, Zcporniclm, Cannon Q. Ml ' EHEMISTHY DEP!-XHTME T JOHN HENRY SHROYER, Ph.D. Professor of Chemislry A. B., Alma College: lvl. S.. Universi+y of Chicago: Ph. D., abzd. DR. SHROYER Head of The Chemisfry Deparlmenl DONALD F. CLAUSEN' DONALD C. HOLMES. B.S. Insfrucfor in Chemlsfry lnslruclor in Chemlsfry B.S., Norfhweslern Universily ROBERT C. DWORSCHACK' ,,,S,,uc,O, in C,,E,miS+,y CHARLES E. LANE, JR., Ph. D. Associafe Professor of Chemlslry MARY GERTRUDE HARVEY, M.s. B-S.. Univefsifvfqf Chicago Assislenf Professor of Chemisfry Ph' D lbld' B.S., Norlhwesfern Univorsily i B. Mus., Bradley Polyfechnic lnslilufo CECll- H- VAN E-ll-EN' B'A' M.S., Universily of Chicago lnsfruclor in Chomfsfry B.A., Universlfy of lllinois I 1 ' Shroyer, Holmes, Harvey, Lane Page 22 A. B. Page 23 HISTUHY DEPAHTME T CHESTER ELLSWORTH SIPPLE, Ph. D. Professor of Hislory , Universiiy of iowa: A. lvl., ibid.: Ph. D., ibicl. JAMES BERNARD CAMPBELL, A.M. lnslrucfor in Hisfory and Polifical Science A. B., Universiiy of Alabama A. M., Universify of Tennessee ALLAN STUART GOLDBER6, M lnsfrucfor in I-lisfory and Polifical Science B.A., Universify of Nebraska lvi.A., ibid. l DR. SIPPLE l-leacl of 'rhe l lis'rory Deparlmenf YERVANT AVEDIS HEGHIN, M.A.' lnsfrucfor in Hisfory A. B., Universify of Soulh Delcofe M. A., University of Chicago BARTON HUNTER, B.D.' .A. Assisfanf Professor of Religion A. B., lndiena Universily A. M., Universify of Chicago B. D., ibicl. HOWARD CECIL PERKINS, Ph.D. Professor of Hislory A. B., Universify of Toledo: A. M., ibid. Ph. D., Yale Universify Campbell, Sipple, Perkins BIULUGY UEPARTME T WILBUR WINFIELD GRIMM, Ph.D. Professor of Biology .5 , B. S., The College of Wooslerp A. M., Miami Universily l i Ph. D.. Ohio Slale Universily DR. GRlMM Head of lhe Biology Deparlmenl YOUNG JOHN MCGAHA. NLS. Assislanl Professor of Biology A. B., Lincoln Memorial Universiiy M. S.. Universily of Tennessee MARION CLAUSON' lnslruclor in Biology DAPHNE BELL SWARTZ. Ph. D. Associale Professor of Biology A. B., Washburn College A. M., Universily of Kansas Ph. D., Universily of Chicago McGaha, Swarlz, Clnuson, Grimm page 24 Eeagraphy and It Eeeteg Department Lett to right: Miss Brown, Mr. Lucy, Mrs. Browne EDNA M. BROWN, M.S. HAROLD PHILIPS LUCY, M.A. Instructor in Geography Acting I-Iead ot the Department ot Geology B. S., University ot Chicago: M. S., ibid. and GQCQVGFJIW B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University B. D., Garrett Biblical Institute M.A., Northwestern University RUTH GILLESPIE BROWNE, A. M. Instructor in Geology A. B., Cornell University: A. M., ibict. Modern Language Department DR. WILMARTH Head ot the Modern Language Department I QE A? wr .1 WILSON ELERY WILMARTI-I, Ph. D. Associate Protessor ot Modern Language A. B., Wesleyan University A. M., University ot Wisconsin: Ph. D.. ibict. ALEXANDER GOLOFF, B.S.' Instructor in Russian Language B. S. in M. E., University ot Michigan GERTRUDE I-IELFF, Ph. D. Assistant Protessor ot' Modern Language Ph. B., University otChicago1 M.A., ibid Ph. D., University ot Giesscn, Marburg, Germany MARY BLOSSOM I-IUSTON, A. M.' Protessor ot Modern Language and Dean ot Women, Emeritus Ph. B., University ot Chicago: A. M., ibid. ANITE MARGUERITE KAMBLY Instructor in Modern Language Kmnbly. Wilinarth, I'tUStOn ENEINEEPII E DEPAPITME T RUSSELL EVERETT GIBBS, M. E. Professor of Mechanical Engineering B. S. in M. E., Purdue Universily: M. E., Purdue Universilyy M. S. in M. E., Universily of Minnesola HERMAN BLICKENSDERFER, M.S. Professor of Civil Engineering B. S. in C. E., Missouri School of Mines M. S. in C. E., ibid. HENRY FELTON' Inslruclor in lnduslrial Engineering MR. C-BIBBS Dean of The Engineering Division EVERETT L. GALLUP. M.S.' Inslruclor in lnduslrial Engineering B.S., Bradley Polytechnic lnslifule M.S., Universily of Illinois ROBERT ARTHUR JAMIESON, A. M. lnsfrucfor in Induslrial Engineering A. B., Knox College A. M., Universily of Illinois JOHN AYLING KEMP, M.A.' lnsfrucfor in Business Aclminisfralion B. E., Illinois Slafe Normal Universily M.A., Universify of Illinois WILLIAM TURNBULL REID, JR., B.S Insfruclor in Technical Drawing and Surveying B.S.. Bradley Polylechnic lnslilule WALTER EARL SHORT, B.S. Insfrucfor in General Engineering B.S., Purdue Universily if Lefl' fo righfz Wendell P. Lawson, Herman Bliclcensderfer, William T. Reid. Jr., Waller E. Shorl, Jr., Thomas P. Colberl Sealed: Russell E. Gibbs, Dean of Engineering : 5' D or-.,,.,. uw I 7 sf' ,if DR. SCHROEDER Head of fhe Sociology and Polilical Science Deparfmenl WILLIAM BOOTH PHILIP, Ph.D. WILLIAM THOMAS UTLEY, M.A. Professor of I-lislory and Polifical Science lnsfrucfor in Polifical Science Ph. B., Universily of Chicago A. B., Hendrix College A. M., ibid.: Ph. D., ibid. M. A., Universify of Arkansas SIQIEIULUGY and PULITIEAL SEIE EE UEPAHTME T CLARENCE WESLEY SCI-IROEDER, Ph.D Professor of Sociology and Polifical Science A. B., Soulhweslern College: A. M., Universify of Kansas: Ph. D., Universily of Chicago IRVING SANDERS lnsfruclor in Sociology Page 27 Sfanding: Ulley, Phillip Sealed: Schroeder, Canen, Coe PHILUSUPHY and PSYEHULUGY UEPAHTME T DR. LEPLEY Head of Philosophy and Psychology Deparlmenl' Dr Arlhur Weider, Dr. Ray Lepley, Norma Weider RAY LEPLEY, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy and Psychology A. B., Hiram College: A. M., Columbia Universilyi Ph. D., ibid. ARTHUR WEIDER, Ph. EJ. NORMA WEIDER, A. M. Assislanl Professor of Psychology lnslruclor in Psychology A.B., New York Universily A. B., Bradley Polylechnic lnslilule A.M., Columbia Universily Ph. D., New York Universiiy SPEECH i i' DEPARTME T Q siLvY ASHER KRAUS, A.B.' -uni Insfruclor in English A. B., Bradley Polylechnic lnslilule CLARA KREFTING MAWHINNEY, Ph. D. Associale Professor of Speech A. B., Universily of Minnesola A. M., Universily ol Wisconsin Ph. D., Louisiana Slale Universiiy CYTHA ELLEN RICKHOFF, M.A. Inslruclor in English and Speech B. S., Kirlcsyille Slare Teachers College M.A., Universify of Missouri PHILIP SANFORD, A.M. lnsfruclor in Speech A, B., Universily of Michigan: A. M., ibid. BROOKS WATSON' lnslruclor in Speech Program Manager, Radio Slalion WMBD GERALDINE ILER WHARRY, A. B. lnslruclor in Speech A. B., Bradley Polylechnic Inslilule 'sp-N V' .S-. Slanding: Sanford, lbcn, Walson Sealed: Mawhinney, Kraus, Wharry Page 28 A. B., Universily ol:Cl'1icago: A.M., Teachers College, UEPAHTME T BEATRICE BENSON, A.M. Professor of Home Economics Columbia Universily -i MISS BENSON l leacl of Home Economics Deparlme-n+ BERTHA KATHRYN KLINGLER, lvl.S. IDA KORTH SCl'llVllDT- A- M- Diregfor gf Womgrfg Dormiforieg, Associalo Professor of Home Economics B.S., lllinois Wesleyan Universily B.S., Bradley Polylaclinilc lnslilule M.S., Universily of Iowa A- Mu C0lUmb'G UVUVGVSITY HELEN ALICE MOSER, B.S.' lnsfruclor in Home Economics B.S., Bradley Polyleclwnic lnslilule WW uf!! If Page 29 Qin-1ll1Q!'N!l ' UQHNRFMWQ Miss Klinqler. Mrs. Blomeyer, Miss Schmidt Miss Benson V . . ' l . f, 5 4 ,. .,g,.r1f ,. HT DEP HTME T TS. ' ,N .......,L,.,Qff -- Sfandingz Riva, I-leidrick, Wood, Davis, De Pauw, Mclnlosh, Miller, Nicholson, Wierschem, Lynch Sealed: Riva, Blomeyer, Eveland HARRY EMSLEY WOOD, JR., Ph.D. Professor of Ari A. B., Universily of Wisconsin: M. A., ibicl.: M. A. in Fine Arls, Ohio Slale Universilyq Ph. D., ibicl. DOROTHY POWERS BLOMEYER, B.S.' lnsfruclor in Design and Inferior Decoralion B.S., Bradley Polylechnic lnslilule SARAH RITA DAVIS, M.F.A. lnslrucior in Ari' B. F. A., Mundelein College M.A., Universily of Iowa: M. F.A., ibid. ' ROBERT DE PAUW' Q Insiruclor in Ar+ ETHEL ELAINE EVELAND, B.S.' Inslrucfor in Ari B.S., Noriheasl Missouri Slafe Teachers' College CLETIS FOLEY, B.S.' lnslruclor in Ari B. S. in Archileclure, Universify of illinois MADELINE I-IEIDRICK lnslrucfor in Ari PLEASANT RAY MCINTOSH, M. F.A. Associale Professor of Arf B.S.. Bradley Polylechnic lnslilufe B. F.A., Ari lnslilule of Chicago: M. F.A., ibid. EDWARD NICHOLSON' lnslruclor in Commercial Arf JOHN RIVA, M.F.A. lnslruclor in Induslrial Arl ancl Sculplure B. F. A., Wayne Universifyg M. F. A., ibicl. MARY RIVA, B. Sf lnsfrucfor in Ari B.S., Wayne Universify DR. WIOOD Dean of School of Ar+, Music and Drama Page 30 BUSINESS . AUMI ISTSATIU UEPAHTME T I LOYAL GARIS TILLOTSON, M. B. A. Professor of Business Aclminislrafion and Economics Ph. B., Universily of Chicago: M B. A., Norrhwesrern Universily J' MR. TILLOTSON Head of The Business Aclminisrrarion Deparlmenf MICHAEL FRANCIS GRISAFE. B. S., C. P. A. Assislanf Professor in Business HAROLD GARDNER AVERY, Ph. D. Associale Professor of Business Adminislralion and Economics B. S., Universify of Nebraslca: A. M., ibid. Adminisfralion Ph. D., Columbia Universily B. S., Bowling Green College of Commerce CLIFFORD ERNEST HEPEER, A.M. InsIrucIor in Economics S. B.. Mancheslor College A. M., Universify of Illinois DAVID CURTIS HILLING' lnsfrucfor in Business Adminislrafion RAYMOND JOHN MILLER Insfrucfor in Business Adminisfralion MRS. GEORGE E. SMILEY' Insfruclor in Business Adminisfraiion GEORGE L. CLINEBELL, A. M. Assislanl Professor ol Business Adminislrfslion and Economics B. Ed., Illinois Sfafe Normal Universily A. M., Universily of Illinois JOSEPH F. GAREN, Ph. B. Inslruclor in Business Adminislrafion and Economics Ph. B., Universify of Chicago SOERONA LUCRETIA SMITH, A.M AssisIanI Professor in Business Adminislrmion A. B., Universily of Iowa: A. M., ibid LYLE K. SUEEIELD, B.S.' Insfrucfor in Business Adminislralion B.S., Bradley Polyfechnic Insfifule GERALD EMERSON TUPPER, M. B.A Assisfanf Professor of Business Adminislralion and Economics A. B., Yanlclon College M. B.A., Univorsify of Michigan MISCI-IA COHEN, A. M. Insiruclor in Economics A. B., Universily of Illinois A. M., Universily QI Chicago 1 Miller, Grisafe, Kemp. Garen. Clinebell Tupper, Suffield, Hepfer P0019 31 Sealed: Avery, Hilling, Smirh, Tillolson, Cohen DR. GORSELINE, DR. FRYE FRED EDWIN DACE, E. E. Protessor ot Electrical Engineering B.S., University ot Illinois E. E., ibid. CHARLES ALLEN HUDSON, A. B.' Instructor in Electricity B.S., Bradley Polytechnic Institute M.S., University ot Illinois BERYL M. CUNNING-HAM, A. M. Assistant Protessor ot Industrial Arts B.S., Bradley Polytechnic Institute A. M., Ohio State University WAINO ELMER THOMPSON. M. S. Instructor in Metalworking and Woodworlcing B.S., Bradley Polytechnic Institute M.S.. University ot Illinois RICHARD J. ROBERTS, B.S.' Instructor in Applied Mathematics B.S., Bradley Polytechnic Institute . THOMAS PETER COLBERT. M. E. I Assistant Protessor ot Mechanical Engineering B.S. lMech.I, University ot Wisconsin: M. E., ibid. ELLIS KINGSLEY ERYE, Ph.D. Protessor ot Education A. B., University ot Nebraslca A. M., University ot Chicago Ph. D., University ot Nebraslca Ph. D. Protessor ot Psychology and Education A. B., Indiana University A. M., ibid., Ph. D., ibid. ARTHUR H. ARMITAGE, B. Sf B.S., Bradley Polytechnic Institute Associate Professor ot Metalwork Institute . M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University BERNARD HARGROVE, B.S.' Instructor in Metalworking B.S., Bradley University Technical Drawing A. B., Indiana State Teachers' College Ph. M., University ot Wisconsin Education Department ALBERT FREDERICK SIEPERT, A. M. Protessor ot Education B.S., Columbia University A. M.. University ot Chicago DONALD EUGENE G-ORSELINE, RUTH E. WALLIS, M.A.' Instructor in Education B.A., Illinois State Normal University M.A., University ot Chicago Technical College JAY DEE JOHNSON, B. Sf Instructor in Metalworking Instructor in Technical Drawing B. S., Iowa State College LE ROY S. LINN, B.S.' PHILIP BECKER, JR., M.S. Instructor in Technical Drawing B. S., Bradley Polytechnic B.S., Bradley Polytechnic Institute Institute JOHN M. NORTON, M.S. M. S., Kansas State College Instructor in Technical Drawing CHARLES C. CROOKSHANK, B. Ed., Illinois State Normal M. A. University Assistant Professor ot M.S., Iowa State College Industrial Arts EDWARD JOHN SCI-ILEGEL, B. S., Bradley Polytechnic M. Ed. Assistant Protessor ot Engineering Drawing B.S., Bradley Polytechnic Institute M. Ed., Marquette University BENNETT O. WILLHITE HARRY RUSSELL BRI!-L, PI-LM, Instructor in Technical Drawing Assistant Professor ot CECIL MELNOTT I-IEWITT, M. E Protessor ot Mechanical Engineering B. M. E., Iowa State College M. E., ibicl. First row: Mr. Brill, Mr. Schlegel, Mr. Dace Second row: Mr. Hewitt, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Retburg Third row: M. Beclcer, Mr. Croolcshanlc, Mr. Hargrove l l i DR. LONG Head of The Physics Deparrmeni PHYSICS DEP!-XHTME T L Azloell, Wcgsiein, Long, Rohror, Smiih VIVIAN ALLAN LONG, Ph. D. WILLIAM AZBELL, A. M. HARLAN SUFFIELD' Associaie Professor of Physics Assisiani Professor of Physics lnsiruclor in Physics and Mafhcmafics Ed. B., illinois Siaie Normal Universiiy A, Bu MCPhe,SO,, Couege A. M., Unimii, of Illinois JOSEP+1ng5uNc5Of ygfjSrf!N. 8-S- Q1' 'SH ld fVe'SflY OfNffbfaSlf1 crizus ROHRER, JR., B.S.' Bssn Engineering Physics, ' n'VeV5'lY of Colorado lnsirucior in Physics Universiiy of Illinois B.S., Bradley Polyfechnic Insfiiuie RUSSELL EDWARD SMITH, B.S. lnsfrucior in Physics B.S., Universiiy of Illinois LIBRARY STAFF Miss Olive Louis, Mrs. McElroy, Mrs. Treichler. Dr. Roberi M. Muller P 34 Fronf: Mrs. Johnson age Page 35 MR. ROBERTSON Head of 'rhe Physical Educafion Deparlmenl' for Men JOHN IVAN MEINEN. A.M. Assisfanf Professor of Physical Educalion B.S., Bradley Polyfechnic lnslilule A. M.. Universily of Iowa DEANE EDGAR RICHARDSON. A. M. Insfruclor in Physical Educaiion B.S., Bradley Polylechnic lnslilule A. M.. Sfanford Universify LE FORREST MILLER, A. B.' Insrruclor in Swimming and Waler Safely A. B., Bradley Polylechnic Insfiluie PHYSIE L EUUEATIU DEPARTME T ALFRED JAMES ROBERTSON. A. M. Professor of Physical Educaiion A. B., Universify of Monlanag A. M., Universily of Iowa FLORENCE JEAN HOSAFROS, A. M. Assislanf Professor of Physical Educafion A. B., MacMurray College: A. M., Universiiy of Michigan FLORENCE BAIN, M. A. lnsirucror in Physical Educaiion B. S., Baiilo Creelc College: M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Univorsily ROBERT LESLIE HORNEY, B.S.' Inslrucfor in Physical Educalion B.S., Universily of Nebraska: Diploma, Naiional Recrealion Execulives School, N. Y. MISS HOSAFROS Head of Ihe Physical Educaiion Deparlmenl' for Women 5 S 2 E1 .1-1- . 1-1--.- 1 f Z UZ i. ' 1.1-1, iil- il-in 11-1 YM Regent le . . SE IUH EL S5 Wifiw Hwe rerurn of many ex-servicemen +o +l'1e campus, Bradley's senior class became a reunion for many 'Former Bradieyires. One of Hwe big even+s of Hue year was Hue Senior Ball. Don Case anci Joyce Caswell reigned as king anol queen of The affair. Music was furnished by Jack Fina anci his orchesfra. Xl Qyg in FE ff Q: 'jeg 'l as H040 QX5 OQIA .LLM Page 38 Page 39 SE Pre-sIcIenI . Vice-PresicIenI Secre-Iary . Treasurer C-3ee+Ing, Hanna. KIIcI1eII . SeaIecI: Caswell IUB EL S5 UPFIEEHS . WILLIAM I-IANNA WILLIAM KITCI-IELL . JOYCE CASWELL . LYLE GEETING 1X 1 . IIIIkv if III! ' 27 X I f I A I 'I SE IDRS HELEN ALEXANDER, B. M. E. Sigma Kappa: Transfer from Knox College: Y. W. C. A. 2, 3, 4: Area Represenlalive 4: Music Club 2, 3, 4, Secrelary-Treasurer 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. Peoria, Illinois. DOROTHY ALFORD. B. S. . Chi Omega, Assislanl Treasurer 2, Parliamenlarian 3: Who's Who Among Sludenls in American Universilies and Colleges: Philosophy Club I, 2, 3, Presidenl 2: Federalion of Scholars 3, 4: I-Iislory Club 2, 3. 4, Vice- Presidenl 3, Presidenl' 4: English Club 3, 4: Y. W. C.A. I, 2, 3: Sfudenl Affairs Commillee 2, 3: Inler-Sororily Council 3: Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Cornmillee Member 2, Presldenf 4: Round Table 2, 3, 4: Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4: Polyscope I, 2, 3, I-'lorology Edllor l, Makeup Edi- Ior 2: Ediior-in-Chief 3: AII'S+ucIenl Slunl Show 2. Peoria, Illinois. LUCIE ATI-IERTON. B. A. Y. W. C. A. 2, 3, Worship Chairman 3: A Cappella Choir I: French Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: W. A. A. 3. Peoria, Illinois. WILLIAM ASI-IBURN, B. S. Bela Phi Thela: Transfer from Marlin Junior College: Commercial Club I, 2, 3, 4: Army, Technician Third Grade, May I943 Io April I946. Decherd, Tennessee. WILLIAM M. ARMSTRONG, A. B. Alpha Pi, Treasurer 3: Spanish Club I, 2: Enqlish Club 2: I-lislory Club 4: Mask and Gavel 2: Tech Slall Sporls Edilor 2: Inlanlry, Isl Lieulenanl, July I94l Io December I945. Peoria, Illinois. Page 40 VIRGINIA ATTEBERRY BARDWELL, B. S. Sigma Chi Gamma, Corresponding Secrelary 3: Y. W. C. A. I, 2, I-Iome Economics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Publiciiy Chairman 41 Orchesira 2. Arminqlon, Illinois. MIRIAM BEYER, A. B. Lambda Phi, Pledge Molher 4, Slunl Show Co-Chair- men 4: Tech I, 2, 4, ShooIin' lhe Breeze 4: French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary 3: Sludenl Federalisls, Sec- relary 4: Thela Alpha Phi, Secrelary: Mask and Gavel I, 2, Treasurer 3, Presideni' 4: Pi Kappa Della: Nino Girls I: Midsummer Niqhl's Dream 3. Peoria, Illi- nous. BYRON L. BLAIR, B. S. Lambda Chi Alpha, Social Chairman 3, Social Com- miHee 2, 4, Publicily Commillee 4: Army, Sergeanl, November I942 lo March I946. Springfield, Illinois. MARTHA I-IALE BLAIR, A. B. Transfer from Norlhweslern: Sludenl' Federalisis 3, 4, Vice-Chairman: Spanish Club 3: English Club 4. Peoria, Illinois. LORRAINE BOTTLEMY, B. F. A. Federalion ol Scholars 3, 4: Y. W. C. A. I, 2: W. A. A. I, 21 A Cappella Choir 2, 37 I-loslcss oi Glen- Wqod I-Iall 3, I-losless ol Laura Collage 4. Alden, Illi- nous. ROBERT V. BOWER, B. S. Bela Phi Thela, Masler 37 Navy, Lieulenanl J. G., July I943 Io Auqusl I946. El Paso, Illinois. Page 41 SE IUPI5 SE IDRS LEE BUCI-IBINDER. B. S. Gracluale wilh I-lonors: Zefa Pi: Commerce Club 3, 4: I-Iisfory Club 3, 4: Public Service 3: Army, Serqeanl, November I94I Io Seplember I945. Peoria, Illinois. LOUIS CARON, B. S, Transfer from Texas A. 8: M.: Army Signal Corps, Cor- poral, June I943 Io April I946. Peoria, Illinois. BEVERLY CARRIGAN, B. S. Lambda Phi, Presidenl 4: Palyscope I: Y. W. C, A. I, 2 3 4' Newman Club I, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec Club I, Secrelary 2: Woman's Self-Governing Board 3: W. A. A. Board 2, 3, 4, Prosidenl 3: Class Treasurer 2: Sludenl' Federalisl 4: Book Slore Commillee 4: lnler- Sororily Council, Treasurer 4: Sludenl Affairs Com- millee 3.4. Williamsfield, Illinois, THOMAS CARTWRIGI-IT. A. B. Alpha Pi, Vice-Presidenl 2, Polilical Chairman 4: Infer- Fraiernily Represenlalive 2, 4: Slunl Show Chairman 2: Spanish Club I, 2: Commerce Club 2, 4: A Cap- pella Choir I, 2: Chairman Sfudenl Federalisls 4: Homecoming Dance Chairman 4: Army Signal Corps, Sergeanr, July I943 Io February I946. Dunlap, Illi- nois. E. JOYCE CASWELL, B. M. E. Chi Omega: Music Club I, 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A. I, 2, 3: Federafion of Scholars I: A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Chi Omega Chorus I, 2, 3: Freshman I-lonor Rall I. Peoria, Illinois. JEAN CI-IILES, B. S. Lambda Phi: Transfer from Eureka College: A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4: Lambda Phi Chorus 4: Sfunl Show 4: Floal' 4. Peoria, Illinois. Page 42 VIOLA COOK. B. S. mansfer from Augusiana: Y. W. C. A. 3, 4. Peoria, inois. DONALD VERNON I-IAIG CUMING. B. S. Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4: Bela Tau Epsilon 4: lnlernafional Club 3, 4, Vice-President Sainf John, New Brunswick, Canada. EMILY DANEKAS, B. S. Sigma Kappa, I-louse Manager 3, Inlor-Sororily Coun- cil 4: Y. W. C. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec Club I, 2. Treasurer 3, Presideni 4: Polyscope 3, 4: Special Rec- ognilion 3: Woman's Self-Governmeni Board 3, 4: W. A. A. 3: Home Ec Club Refreshmenl Chairman 2: Mask and Gavel 4: Midsummer Niqh+'s Dream 3: My Sisfer Eileen 4: I3arreHs of Wimpole S'rreeI 4: Thela Alpha Phi 4: Siuni Show 4: Sororiiy Chorus 2, 3. 4: Siuclenl' Chairman of Refreshmenf Commiifee for Parenis' Day 4: Siudenf Library Commilfee 4: Varsity Baslcelball and Soffball Teams. Minonlc, Illinois. KATHLEEN DE CROES, B. A. Chi Omega: Transfer from Lindenwoocl College: Pi Gamma Mu: Who's Who Among Siudenls in Amer- ican Universiiies and Colleges: I-Iiqhesl Ranking Sen- ior Woman: English Club 3, 4: Slucleni Council 4: Y..W. C. A. 3: Federaiion of Scholars 4. Peoria, Illi- nous. DOROTHY DE GRAPE, B. F. A. Della Kappa 3: Transfer from MacMurray College: Home Ec Club 3, 4: Y. W. C. A. 3, 4: Red Cross 3, 4. Peoria, Illinois. EILEEN DENTON, B. S. Y- W. C. A. I: Newman Club I, 2, 3: Pre-Med Club 2. 3. 4. Peoria, Illinois Page 43 SE IUH5 nf' 5 3-17, tl 'N--Hi SE IUHS JOHN D. DIDIUK, B.S. Navy, June I943 Io January I946. Peoria, lllinois. DONALD A. EMSER, B.S. Y. M. C. A. 3: Bradley Engineering Sociely 3: Vee Bee s of World War II 3: Secrelary-Treasurer of Bowl ing League 3: Bowling Caplain I, 2: Army, Corporal Seplember I942 Io Oclober l945. Peoria, lllinois. ROBERT ERLANDSON, B. S. Sigma Phi, Secrelary 2, Sergeanl-af-Arms 3: Com- merce Club 3, 4, Presidenl' 4: Fade-rafion of Scholars 2, 3, 4: Zela Pi 4: Pi Gamma Mu: Dad's Day Co- Clwairman 4: Baslcelball I: Foofball I: Army Air Corps, Isl Lieufenanf, November I942 Io Seprember I945. Dundee, lllinois. HAROLD EUBANK, B. S. Bela Phi Thela: Transfer from Illinois Slale Normal: Army Air Corps Comm. Sysfem, Serqeanl, January I942 Io February I945. Easf Peoria, Illinois. ALLEN C. EWIN6, B.S. Army, Sfall Se-rgeanl, June I943 lo April I946. Peoria lllinois. ELIZABETH FALKNER. B. S. Lambda Phi, Conlribuling Edilor 4: Transfer from lv1arycres'rCollege: Newman Club, Secrelary 3: Y. W. C. A. 4: Home Ec Club 3: Pre-Med Club 4. Peoria, Illinois. Page 44 WARD FISHER, B. S. Transfer from Webb lnsliiuie of Naval Archiieciure: mavy, PCR 3fC, June 1942 Io March 1946. Decalur, unois. WILLIAM FITZPATRICK ROBERT FLANEGIN. B.S. Alpha Pi, Secreiary 3, Publiciiy Chairman 2, 3: Tech Slallli 2, 3, 4, Fealure Edilor 4: Alpha Della 3, 4: Infer- irafernily Council 3: Navy, Lieuienanf J. G., July I943. Peoria, Illinois RAYMOND A. FRITCI-I. B.S. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Social Chairman, Treasurer: Com- merce Club: Iniramural Bowling and Baslrelball: Air Force, Isl Lieuienani, i942 fo l945. Peoria, Illinois. ELAINE K. FRYE, B.S. Chi Omega, Keeper of Archives 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secreiary 4: Y. W. C. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec Club I, 2, 3, 4, Invilalion Chairman 3, Pro- Qfdm Chairman 4: Philosophy Club 2, 3, 4: Commerce Club 3: Red Cross 2, 3, Vice-Presidenf 3: Combined GlFlS' Choir I: I-ley Day' I: Sfuni Show 2, 4: Sad- Cll9 Hop 2. Peoria, Illinois. ALBERT C. FULLER Tau Kappa Epsilon, Presideni of Bela Sigma Mu and TCH Kappa Epsilon: Engineering Club 3: Manager of Wigwam 2, 3: Track I, 2: Army Air Corps, Flighl' Offi- mff. :July I943 'ro December l945. Peoria I-leighis, Inois. Page 45 SE IDRS SE IUHS FRANK LEON FURRH. B. S. Transfer from Hardin-Simmons Universiiy7 Maslc and Gavel 2, 3, 43 Phi Sigma Pi 43 Why The Chimes Rang 2: The Liiile Princess 3. Sparland, Illinois. LYLE P. GEETING, B. S. Lambda Chi Alpha, House Manager 2, 3, 47 Secrefary of Sophomore Class: Treasurer of Senior Class: Com- merce Club I, 2, 3, 4. Secroiary 47 Mask and Gavel l, 23 Whai' a Life lp Mr. and Mrs. Norihn 2: Army, Corporal, May I943 io April I946. Sierling, illinois. JOSEPHINE JEAN GLEN, B.A. Transfer from Cenire College in Danville, Keniuclcyq Waves, Specialisf S lfc, November I944 io Augusi' I946. Peoria, illinois. HELEN GOLDSWORTHY, B. S. Chi Omega: Universiiy of Miami Transfer: Y. W. C. A.: Philosophy Club 4: Bradley Tech 4. Peoria, lllinois. HENRY GROVES RUSSEL M. GUSTIN, B.S. Lambda Chi Alpha: Commerce Club 4: Senior Person- nel Club 43 lnframural Traclc and Baslreiball: Transfer from indiana Univcrsiiy and Eureka College: was Hor- ology Siudenip Army, Inianiry, TfSerqean+, Sepiernber i942 io January I946. Olivei, Illinois. Page 46 WILLIAM E. HANNA. B. A. Lambda Chi Alpha: Transfer from Woodrow Wilson Junior College: Who's Who in American Universilies and Colleges: Chemislry Club, Vice-Presidenl and Presiclenl: Sigma Bela Pi: Maslc and Gavel 4: Debaling Team 4: Tennis Team 3: Federafion of Scholars 4: Spanish Club 4: Pi Gamma Mu 4: Polyscope Slail 4: Delivered 5Olh Founders' Day Address 4: Midsummer Nighhs Dream 3: Army Air Corps, Isl' Lieulenanl, March I942 lo January I946. Chicago, Illinois. BERNARD HARGROVE, B. S. Transfer from Easlern Keniuclcy Slaie Teachers Col- lege: Parl-lime lnslruclor al Braclley: Phi Sigma Pi 4. Peoria, Illinois. EDWARD C. HARTWIG, B.S. Lambda Chi Alpha: B Club l94I: Swimming Team I94I: Army Engineers, Warrani Officer, I942 lo I946. Wood River, Illinois. ROBERT L. HESSION. B.S. Sigma Phi: Transfer from S+. Ambrose College: New- man Club, Presidenl 3: Commerce Club 3, 4: Infer- Fralernily and lnlramural Alhlelics: Army Medical De- parlmenl, Technician Fourlh Grade, May I943 To April I946. Peoria, Illinois. MARGARET HILL. B. S. Lambda Phi, Treasurer 4: Transfer from Sl. Francis Hospiial as Rogislered Nurse: Y. W. C. A. I: Pre- Med Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Swimming Manager W. A- A. 4: Alumni Reunion Chairman Homecoming 4: Senior Class Giil Commillee Chairman 4: Lambda Phi Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Peoria, Illinois. ELIZABETH HINCH, B. A. Chi Omega, Social Secrefary 2, 3, Presidenl 4: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies 4: English Club 2, 3, 4: Philosophy Club 2, 3: Home Ec Club 2, 3- 45 Y. W. C. A. I, 2, Presidenl 3, Vice-Presidenl 4: Maslc and Gavel 4: Chi Omega Chorus 2, 3, 4: Secre- Iafy Sophomore Class: Treasurer Junior Class: Junior QUeen of Junior-Senior Prom 3. Peoria, Illinois. Page 4 7 SE IDRS SE IUPIS MARTHA HOYT. B.S. Lambda Phi: Home Economics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Finance Chairman 3: W. A. A. Board 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl 3: Y. W. C. A. I, 2, 3. Roseville, Illinois. RUBEN I-IUBER, B. S. Bela Phi Thela, Marshal 3: Bela Tau Epsilon I, 2: Bas- Icefball I: Baseball I: Army, TfSqI., Seplember I942 lo January I946. Fairbury, Illinois. MARIO P. INGRASSIA, B. S. Zola Pi 2, Vice-Presidenl 4: Pi Gamma Mu I: Feder- arion of Scholars: Army, Technical Serqeanl, December I942 fo January I946. Peoria. Illinois. SALLIE LUKE JOHNSTON, B.A. Sigma Kappa: Sigma Chi Gamma, Presidenl 3: Chair- man of Bazaar I: W. A. A. Board 2, 3: Class Secrelary I: Class Presidenl 3: French Club: Enqlish Club: Sig- ma Chi Gamma Chorus I, 2: lnler-Sororily Council Secrelary 3: Sludenl' Affairs Commiflee Socrelary 3: Ticlcel Commillee Junior Prom 3. Peoria, Illinois. ARNOLD KEMP Transfer from Penn Slale: Army Tf5, February I943 lo March I946. Galesburq, I.IIinois. FRANK L. KIRCHNER, B. S. Lambda Chi Alpha: A Cappella Choir 4: Chielilains 4: Commerce Club 4: Transfer from Baylor and Univer- sily of Iowa: Army, Privale Firsl Class, November I942 lo February I946. Peoria, Illinois. Poqe 48 WILLIAM E. KITCI-IELL, B.S. Sigma Phi, Vice-Presidenf 2, Rush Chairman 4, Polife ical Chairman 4: Transfer from William and Mary: Commerce Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf 4: Philoso- DIIY 4: English Club Treasurer 2: Personnel Club 3: Book Sfore Commiffee 4: Sfudenl Employrnenf Man- Gqer I, 2: Sfudenf I-Iousing Manager 3: Army Infan- Ify. Isl' Sergeanl, November I942 fo December l945. EI Paso, Illinois. TI-IERESA KUPPER, B.S. Sigma Kappa, Recording Secrefary 45 Sigma Chi Gamma Chorus 2: Home Economics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf 4: Y. W. C. A. 27 Woman's Self Gov- erning Board 4q Transfer from Universify of Maryland. Washingfon, D. C. ROBERT LANE JOHN HENRY LANG, JR., B.S. Transfer from Tulane Universify: Navy, Ensign, Ocfo- ber I943 fo June I946. Peoria, III. ARTHUR LAWSON, B. S. Befa Phi Thefa: Royal Canadian Air Force, Leading Aircraflsman, November I942 fo November I944. Shannon, Queens Counly, New Brunswick, Canada. JOI-IN LOUNSBURY, B.S. Lambda Chi Alpha: Bradley Band I, 2: Sfudenl Coun- cil 47 Varsily Baskefball 27 Navy, Elecfricians Male Zfc, July I943 Io July I946. Peoria, Illinois. Page 49 SE IURS SE IUHS ,, , ., , t.,, , WILLIAM LUTHIN Lambda Chi Alpha: Engineering Sociely 31 Freshman Baslcelball and Traclc 21 Army Air Corps, 2nd Lieulen- anl, June I943 To December l945. Quincy, Illinois. JOI-IN EDWARD McSI-IANE, B. S. Transfer from Marquefle Universilyg Navy, Pharmacisl Male lfc, Augusl I942 Io March I946. Spring Val- ley, Illinois. BARBARA MACKIE, B. S. Lambda Phi: Home Ez: Club I. 2, 3, Treasurer 4: W. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Tech 2, 31 Y. W. C. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Woman's Self-Governing Board 4: Polyscope 4: Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-Presidenf 4. Wil- liamsfielcl. Illinois. WILLIAM MAKOVIC, B. S. Sigma Phi: Commerce Club 2, 3: Newman Club: Bowling League: Air Corps, Isl Lieulenanf, January I943 Io November l945. Peoria, Illinois. JEAN MICKLOS, B. S. Chi Omega, Vice-Presidenl 4, Y. W. C. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Newman Club I, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 3: Com- merce Club I: Sophomore Dance Chairman 2: Philoso- phy Club 2, Treasurer 3g Board of Confrol 3, 4: Pub- licily Chairman 3, Presiclenl 43 W. A. A. Board 3, 4, Socrelary-Treasurer 4: Junior-Senior Ball Commillee 3: Publicily Chairman: Tech ShooIin' Ihe Breeze 3: Homecoming 4, Alumni Parley Chairman. Slrealor, Illinois. FRANCIS G. MINOR, B. S. Sigma Phi, Floal Chairman 3: Commerce Club I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Personnel Club 41 B Club I, 2, 3, 4: Dance Chairman 31 Varsiiy Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Caplain 2, 3: Navy, Lieufenanl J. G., July l943 Io July I946. Peoria, Illinois. Page 50 ' JOE Iv1OEI-ILENI-IOP, B. S. Commerce Club I, 2, 3, 4: Personnel Club 37 Infer- Eralernily Bowling 21 Newman Club I, 2, 3: Sludenl Manager Wigwam 23 Army. Peoria, Illinois. CAROL MULVANEY, B. A. Chi Omega, Pledge secrelary I, Keeper of Archives 2: Presidenl 3: Recording Secrelary 4: lnler-Sororily Treasurer 3: Philosophy Club I, 2: Y. W. C. A. I, 2: Junior Class Vice-Presidenf 3: Polyscope I: Tech 4. Glaslord, Illinois. JOSEPH M. NEEDI-IAM, B.S. Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer 3: Newman Club I, 2. 3- 4. Vice-Presideni 3: Commerce Club 2, 4: Infer- Ffdlernily Alhleiics I, 2, 3: Army, Sergeanf, July I943 IO February I946. Peoria, Illinois. ROY V. NELSON, B.A. SIQVYIG Phi: Navy, Boafswain Maia Ifc. Seplember I'-742 lo July l94b. Highland Parlr, Illinois. BERTIL E. PETERSON. B. S. Bela Phi Thela, Sergeani-al-Arms 3: B Club I942- 43: Baseball I942: Navy, Lieulenanl J. G., July I943 I0 Moy I946. Chicago, Illinois. DONALD PETERSON, B. A. .Lf0 'Sler .from N. C. Slale College: Phi Sigma Pi, S'Ce:Presuden+ 3, Federafion of Scholars I943g Public CTVICS Club I, 2, 33 I-Iislory Club I, 2, 3: English vb 3: Army Infanlry, Privafe Firsl Class, May I943 IO January I946. Peoria, Illinois. Pflqe 51 SE IDRS SE IUPIS MARLIN L. PETERSEN, B. S. Sigma Phi, Assislanf Treasurer 2, Pledge lvlasler 4: Commerce Club I, 2, 3, 4: Philosophy Club 3, 4: Tech Slalil Pholographer 2: Army Air Force, Flighl' Officer, June I943 Io Oclober I945. Hampshire, Illinois. PHYLLIS POPE, B. S. Transfer from Weslern Illinois Sfale Teachers College: Pre-Mecl Club 3, 4: Presidenf of Laura Collage 4. Burnside, Illinois. WAYNE RAMP, B. S. Alpha Pi, Secrefary 2, Hislorian 4: Transfer from Illi- nois Wesleyan: Phi Sigma Pi: Federalion of Scholars: Helped wrile Junior Class Play, HiIIIop Frolics : Navy, ElecIrician's Male Zfc, May I944 fo June I946. Williamsfrield, Illinois. C. HAROLD RASMUSSEN Transfer from Crane Jr. College, Chicago: Phi Sigma Pi: A Cappella Choir 3: Inler-Varsify Fellowship 4: Paslor of Ihree churches. Brimiield, Illinois. RAYMOND E. REIN, B. S. Bela Phi There, Secrelary-Treasurer 2: Engineering So! ciefy 3, 4: Tau Sigma 4, Vice-Presidenf 4. Morlon, Illinois. ARTHUR CHARLES RILEY, JR., B. S. Transfer from Shurllefl College: Presidenf German Club 3, Treasurer 4: Boolcslore Commillee 4: Army Air Force, Isl Lieulenanl, March I943 'ro Oclober I945. Deer Creelc, Illinois. Page 52 ROBERT O. ROGERS, B. S. Transfer from Joliel Junior College: Phi Sigma Pi, Secrelary 4: Army Air Corps, Isl Lieulenanl, March l942 lo January I946. Jolief, Illinois. ADELINE ROSENBOI-IM, B. S. Federaiion of Scholars 2, 3, 4: Spiril of Bradley 3: Alpha Della 2, 3, 4, Secrelary-Treasurer 3, Presidenl 4: English Club 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 3: Home Ec Club l: Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4: Y. W. C. A. 2, 3, 4, Pub- licily Chairman 3: Sludenl Fecleralisl 4: Tech I, 2, 3. 4, Sludenf Poll Edilor 2, Co-Fealure Edilor 2, News lfdilor 3, Edilor-in-Chief 4: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies 4: Edilor B Boolc 4: Pro- gram Chairman Bond Drive 2: Sludenl Co-Chairman Parenls' Day 4: Publicily Chairman Homecoming 4. Peoria, Illinois. LELAND L. RUDIGER, A. B. Slqma Phi: Senior Personnel Club 4: Commerce Club lr 2. 3: B Club 2, 3, 4: Baslrelball I. 2, 3: Baseball lr 2i Tracln 2: Army Air Corps, Isl Lieulenanl, January I943 lo December I945. Manlius, Illinois. EDWARD J. SCI-ILEGEL, JR., B.S. Sigma Phi, Recording Secrelary 2, 3, Rush Chairman 3: COmmerce Club l, 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Council 3: Board OT Conlrol Presidenl 3: Senior Personnel Club 4: Army, TGC. 5, May i943 lo May I946. Peoria, lllinois. JACK EDWARD SCI-ILEGEL, B. S. Mask and Gavel l, 2, 3, 4: Thela Alpha Phi 3, 4: Phi S'QfT1a Pi 4: G-hosl Train I: Variely Show I: Spring DGWCGH and Kiss for Cinderella 2: Philadelphia Slory 3. Peoria, Illinois. ROBERT F. SCI-IWAB, B.S. Slqma Phi, Alumni Secrelary, Presiclenl 2: Sludenl Council 2, 3, Presidenl 3: Round Table 3, 4: Zela Pi 3- 4. Treasurer: Commerce Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- denl 3, Treasurer 4: I-lisfory Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Eludenl Aclivilies Commillee 2, 3: Y. lvl. C. A. 3, 4: Oflfil Drive Commillee 2: Chairman Finances Junior' Sewer Ball 3: Chairman Finances Homecoming 4. Peoria, Illinois. Pose 53 SE TURB SE IUHS SHIRLEY ANN SIEGFRIED, B.A. Sigma Kappa: Transfer from Weslern Illinois Slale Teachers Colleqe: Tech I: Polyscope I, 4: Y. W. C. A. 4. Elmhursl, Illinois. JOHN B. SINCLAIR, B. S. Bela Tau Epsilon: Tau Sigma, Corresponding Secrefary 4: Federalion of Bradley Scholars: Epsilon Phi Alpha: Army Air Force, Capfain AC-Ras., April I94-2 lo Sep- Iember I946. Peoria, Illinois. LEAH JANE SLOTTER, B. S. Sigma Kappa, Presidenl of Pledge Class I, Presidenl 4: Home Economics Club I, 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Inlersororily Council Presidenl 4: Co-Chairman Homecoming Dance 4: Slunl Show 4. Peoria, Illinois. MICHAEL SMARZ. B. S. Bela Phi Thela: Federalion of Scholars I, 2, 3, 4: Corn- merce Club I, 2, 3, 4: Zola Pi 3, 4, Treasurer 3: His- lory Club 3, 4: Foolball I, 2: Navy, Ensiqn, Seplember I94l lo July I945. Zeiqler, Illinois. J. STANTON SMELZ, B. S. Lambda Chi Alpha, Secrelary I, Treasurer 2, Presiclenl 3, 4: Zela Pi: Co-Chairman Junior-Senior Prom 3: Gen- eral Sludenl Chairman ol 50I'h Anniversary Homecom- ing 4: Band I: Newman Club I, 2, 3, 4: Commerce Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Sludenl Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Eleclion Chairman 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Y. lvl. C. A. 3: Sludenl Affairs Commillee 3: lnlramural Sporls. Hopedale, Illinois. DONALD SMITH. B.S. Transfer from Easlern Illinois Slale Teachers College: Army, Tfsergeanl, December I94I lo Oclober I945. Peoria, Illinois. Page 54 JUNE SNOW, B. S. SChooI Nurso 3, 4: I-Iosloss Norlh Hall 3, 47 Epsilon Phi Alpha 4, Pro-Mod Club 4. Galva, Illinois. ARTHUR LOUIS SORENSON, B. S. Peoria, Illinois. WILLIS SPRATTLING. JR. Bradley Fe-deraiion of Scholars: Honorary Science Fra- Iernifyg Army Air Force, Masler Serqeanl, January I944 fo May 1946. Peoria, Illinois. LOIS STEIN, B. F. A. I-Gmbda Phi, Sergeanf-af-Arms 4: Tech I, 2, 31 Poly- SCOPG I, 2: Home EC Club 3, 4: English Club 3, 4: Mask and Gavel I, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir I, 3, 4: I-Gmbda Phi Chorus 2, 3, 4: Sfudenl Federalisl 4: Sfunl 2, 4, Chairman 47 Floaf I, I-louse Dec. I, 4. Peoria, Illinois. ROBERT C. STRASSBURGER, B. S. Ldmbda Chi Alpha, Riiualisf 2, Social Chairman 3, 4, Plefllqemaslor 4: Newman Club 2, 3: Mask and Gavel 2- 3. 41 Thela Alpha Phi 2, 3, 4: Phi Sigma 2, 3. 4: Brad-ISV I, 2: Delagaie Io Phi Sigma Pi Nafional Con- Xenhonl in Washingion, D. C., Fly Away Home 2: DCraiq s Wife 3: Army Infanfry, Privale, May I943 Io 9C0fT1ber I945. Peoria, Illinois. FRANK STREIBICI-I Page 55 SE IDRS SE IUHS SALLY STUBBLEFIELD, B. A. Lambda Phi, Secrelary 4: Tech I: Polyscope I: Y. W. C. A. I: French Club 2. 3, 4, Presidenf 3: English Club 3, Presidenl' 4: Mask and Gavel l, 2: Dad's Day Pro- gram: Variefy Show 2. Peoria, Illinois. FRANK SUTO GERALDINE TRACY. B. S. Sigma Kappa, Vice-Presiclenl 4: Transfer from Slale Normal Universily: Masla and Gavel 3: W. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Hockey Manager 4: I-lisfory Round Table 3. Peoria, Illinois. WILLIS VAN PELT. B. S. Transfer from Lincoln Junior College: Public Ad Club 4: Sluclen? Federalisls 4: Navy, Lieulenanl S. G., July l942 'ro January I946. Easf Peoria, Illinois. JOI-IN WATERS, B. S. Alpha Pi, Corresponding Secrelary 4: Arl Club 2: Pre- Med Club 3, 4: Slunl Show 4: Army lnlanlry, Cor- poral, Seprember I94l lo Oclober l945. Peoria, Illi- nois. JAMES WEBSTER, B. S. Sigma Phi: Commerce Club 2, 3, 4: Philosophy Club 3: Air Corps, 2nd Lieulenanl, June I943 Io Oclober I945. Toulon, Illinois Page 56 ' JOSEPH A. WEIL, B. S. Transler from Wabash College: Tech Slall 2, 3, Fea- Iure Ediior: Business Manager all school publicaiions 4: Theia Alpha Phi 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Maslr and Gavel 3, Vice-Presidenl 3: Sludenf Federalisl 4: Ticlcel Chair' man June Eesiival 3: Army, lsr Lieulenanl, Seplember I942 Io December I945. Peoria, Illinois. WILLIAM E. WHITESIDE, B. S. Sigma Phi: B Club: Army Air Corps, Corporal, No- vember I94I Io December l945. Peoria, Illinois. CORINNE WOODRUFF, B. M. E. Lambda Phi, Poliiical Chairman 4, lnIer4SororiIy Dele- qafe 4: Music Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidonl 3: Enq- lish Club 3, 4: Mask and Gavel I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenl' Federalisls 4: Chairman of Sludenr Poll Commiflee 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Tech I: Polyscope I: Direclor Lambda Phi Chorus 4: Slunl Show 4: Midsummer NiqhI's Dream 3. Peoria, Illinois. BERNARD ZOSS, B. S. Epsilon Phi Alpha 2, 3: Baseball I, 2: Army lnlanlry, lsr Lieulenanf, Seplembcr I943 Io July I946. Caze- novia, Illinois. ELBERT ASKINS CHARLES BARNEWALT WILLIAM BAURER WYVERNE BLICKENSTAEF WILLIAM FRANK BURK, JR. SAMUEL O. BROWN DON CASE JIM CLUSKEY ROBERT COKER Page 57 JOHN DAGLEY JERRY G. DAVIS LE ROY FIELDS RICHARD G. FLORIA ANDREW GALLOWAY JACK M. GILLETTE HOWARD HOULDSWORTI-I SE IUH5 Q'-Fr.: ii' ff f . S. W- DMS' N 'A' I I - r. , - ' I K 'I -? ' x JAMES L. KELLY CHARLOTTE KROOK WILLIAM LOWE BURTON LYNCH WELDON McELROY MILLER NEWELL THOMAS PATTERSON R. C. HOWARD RAY RAMSEY MARVIN H. HULT HERMAN SCHUENEMAN PART TIME SENIORS MARY H. ABEL LA VERNE HAO-EY CHRYSTAL BROWN REGINA ROLAND ETHEL MORGAN McCUSKEY VERTUS C. SCHULZ RICHARD K. SCHWAB LESLIE SCOTT DAVID A. SMITH TED STURM EVERETT SWAGERT WILLIAM E. WAPLES ROC-ER WILLIAMS CLARENCE YEAGER nisiri ETIVE SE 10115 Each year lrhe facully of Bradley Universily chooses a group of seniors whom Jrhey lhinlc meril' special recognifion for having allrained a cornbinalion of high slandards in schol- arship, leadership. characlrer. and parlricipalrion in ex+ra-cur- ricular acfivilries. i This year len members of +he senior class were chosen by our facullry +o receive special clislinciion for fulfilling These required qualificalions. MIRIAM BEYER KATHLEEN DE CROES ROBERT ERLANDSON WILLIAM l-IANNA Page 58 Page S9 ELIZABETH I-IINCI-I WILLIAM KITCI-IELL CAROL IVIULVANEY RAY RAMSEY ADELINE ROSENBOI-IM STANTON SMELZ MA Hesenf le . . JU IUH CL SS This year Bradley Universily had one of rhe mighliesi iunior classes in i+s hisrory. 'The class revived The cusiom of holding irs own individual Junior Prom. Don MacKenzie and Mary Kay Rogers reigned as +his year's icing and queen. Russ Carlyle and his band played for rhe gay affair. The juniors also played a large parr in helping 'ro revive lhe rradirional Passing of 'rhe Torch. 4 U Nl V Q-Q6 F3 LCIQJGX fb 39 L 65 E 5' r 'Of QXS H fX CWA Ill-is Pg 60 Page 61 Favorife, Ashley, Hoerr, Gilleffe UNIUP1 CL S5 UFFIEEP15 Presidenf . . DUSTIN FAVORITE Vice-Presfderfr . . MARIAN I-IOERR Secrefary . . JACK GILLETTE Treasurer . DONALD ASHLEY kwgf H H UNIUHS Q 'fl Top Row: Velma Ackerman, Jean Alexander, James Allen, l-larolcl Allura, Joy Andrews Borlom Row: Elberl Askins, Shirley Bacon, Augusf Berlman, Beverly Blackwell, Emily Blair ie af Pcig 'F Q Top Row: Marvin Bonnet Tyrie Booker, Connie Brevig, Richard Brown, Rulh Bruninga ' Bollom Row: Charles Burgess, Richard Campbell, Irwin Canlror. Clinlon Carlslron, Miles Chamberlain W! Emi JU IDRS JUNIUHS '-9 W? 1 Top Row: Pal' Cleary, Bill Cochran, Dale Cogswell, Roberl Coker, Dean Coleman Bo'r'rom Row: John Corlcillg William Crone. Richard Danielson, Velma Daub, Dan Davis Pg 64 U QQL., X ., 'M v Page 65 Top Row: Roberr Davis, James Daylcen, James Dixon, Geraldine Dorinq, Barbara Drelwer Bollom Row: Carl P. Engelbreclwr, Dorollmy Evans, Temple Ferclwau, Lyle Friess, James Garvey Q!! Sf -1 f l- 'L'- r 4' X-J' lll ll l I 4 l'-v.. X x. UNIUH5 UNIURS .M Top Row: Frank Gerslman, Gladys Gibson, Rulh Gibson, Eclillw Gorenz, Joan Gray Bollom Row: Mildrajean Green, l-lelen l-laberle, Andy l-loler, Elaine l-larrnon. Barbara l-larl H LA.. Page 66 . 'l f 'V e' ' ,,?.f Jd,,f' 1 ' 1 , 7 Page 67 Top Row: Gerald I-ledden, Merle I-lei+z, I-Ielen I-lelander, Jim HenkeI,'Gre+cl'1en Hoerdeman Bo++om Row: Marian I-loerr, Doro+hy Hollis, Rober+ Hoyt Rober+ Ingram, Ru+h Jass A55 JUNIUHS JU IDRS 3 ff il i liizi if' Q ff Q - Top Row: Harold Jenn, Par Johnson, Reid Jones, Richard Jones, R. W. Judd Boffom Row: Srephen Kann, Shirley Kaiikawa, Edward Klein, George Krasse. John Kronke Page 68 Top Row: Mary Kupper,vTl'1omas Laney, l-larold Landis, Marcellas Lipinski, Barbara Lewis Bollom Row: Roberla Lewis, William Lisaius. Donna Lee Lillie, John lv1acGul:lin, Edna Mangold E X JUNIUHS Page 69 JUNIUHS Q 3 fa f 6229 C 8 I x ,Ai X J, - Top Row: John Marlin, Horace Marvel, Roberl Maison. Franklin Melwan, Ben Meisfer Bo++om Row: Leroy MilleH', Maureen Monroe, Russell Neuro+l1, Lois Osborn, Louise Pelerson U -li Page 70 Pg 71 , Top Row: Roberf Poclclinglon, Mary Jo Pyle. Elmer Ramsey, Eleanor Reid, Roberr Refrberg BoHom Row: Alron Roberls, Jane Roe, Mary Kay Rogers, Eunice Rosenbolwm, Marilyn Ross fl lzl F irc -lr. 'O ,W ill UNIUH5 UNIUBS J HEX of X., hill' lx Top Row: Elizaberh Royalry, Virginia Rucker, Ponce Sal-iagun, Neil Sailor, Mary Sanders Boffom Row: Hazel Scnuler, Elva Scl'1oa'F, Conrad Schwager, Jane Sebree, Joan Sieclen+op Page 72 T op Row: Henry Sinnock, Marian Shalkhauser. Jeanne Srni+h, J. Oburn Smilrh. Joyce Smifh Bo++om Row: Roberi' J. Smi+h, Virgil Sprague. Julius Spriet John S+olp, Bob Shand 6 A l . K .rx A-'P 4,-NX ' QQ' 'N I wi X ,I .X H AQ. J fi ' i x 41 xy Page 73 JUNIUP15 UNIUHS . ,,,, L wig iii-1 Lcoilfh, Top Row: Roberlr Talbolf, Harlan Tarbell, John Tlnalclwer. Loyal Tillofson, Be++y Tracy Bo1'+om Row: Anna Trenlman, Beclcy Tollen, James Verlcler, Benjamin Warcl, William Wallcins Page 74 1 x ll ll Page 75 Top Row: Margarel Wes'ron. Carl Wilhelm, l-lugh Wells, Barbara Wilsey, Barbara Wilson BoH'om Row: Burniel Wolf, Pal Wuelrlwriclw. Clwesrer Zebell, Barbara Zoeclcler, Irene Zoss JUNIUBS MA Heian: le . . SUPHU UHE CL 55 The sophomore class Jrhis year has +aken an ac+ive par+ in campus ac+ivi+ies. I+ did i+s share +o help make +he Homecoming and Jrhe Spring Fesfival a success. Besides Jrhis Hs members have been all our +o make rheir campaign for a cleaner campus efiecfive. a ,Q if-, 6? 5 i of eg OWN ILLWXQ Pg 76 Page SUPHU UHE ELAS5 UPI-IIEEHS PresicIenI . . ARTI-IUR EVERI-IART Vice-Presidenf . . . CLYDE REID Secrefary . . . JACKIE SCI-IAEER Treasurer . ROBERT MICHEL 51' U ll I i. L. I bf .f 1 ai I df, 'Ks l w I'-K Row I: Gloria Adams, Dick Aclamson, Joseph Adams, Roloerl Aclolis Row 2: Larry Andresen, Gene Andrews, Joyce Anno, Wm. Appal Row 3: Bob Applebaum, Roberf W. Arnold, Marjorie Barnewoll, Fores+ Baldwin I Row 4: Agallwa Balernan, Wm. Baur, Edwin Behrens, Ann Bevency SUPHU UHES Page 78 Row I: Don Ben+rup, Shirley Blessman. Buford Brem, W. U. Bockler Row 2: Bernard Bi++en, Don Birkel, Roberi Bloomberg, Ray Bioom SUPHU UHES Row 3: Richard Brooksbank, Walier Brophy, Henry Brown, John Buckler Row 4: Sarah Lee Burdick. Cardon Burnham, Dan Cafiso. Richard Carlson Page 79 R R R l ow I: Janel' Clar, Terry Cady. Callwerine Cole. Jolfm Connelly W Cook, Molly Cooling, Dean Cox ow 2: Delores Conlenulo, ayne ow 3: Tom Row 4: Howard Daily, Bob Davis, Roland Densy, Maurice Mong SUPHU EIHES Cox. York E. Crawford, Barbara Crilly, Thomas Cromwell Page 80 Row Row Row Row ge 81 I: Roberl Derges, Richard Derges, Niclcey Dilcos, Leo Dillon 2: Wayne Dimrniclw, Ken Dougluerly. Donald Dylce, Jackie Ealon 3: Winifred Ebe, Glen Ellmalcer, Margarel English, Ari Eberlwarl 4: l-lerb Fagol, Anila Falkner, John Faces, Wm. Fillinglwarn SUPHUMUHES l Row Row Row Row SUPHU UHES I: Niles Fisher, Ralph Forl. Maureen Fogarly. Mary Gaslineau 2: Roberi Frye, Jack Gibbs. Wal+er Georgi, Mary Jane Gibbs 3: Donna Gingericli, Doris Gorman, Ellen Gove, Dan Granzow 4: Lois Greenwell, Roberr Greeley, Joseph Grigalonas, Joseph l-lalsey Page 82 SUPHU UHES ow l: Roberl Hannages, Belly Lou Harding, Jerry Harlley, Garland Henley ow 2: Thomas Henriclisen, Roberl Heubaclc. Donald Herzog, Belly Hess ow 3: Edwin Heuermann, Eugene Hezner, Rosalie Hilpas, Leonard Hobarl ow 4: Weldon Holi, Ed Holland, Carol Hoover, Amy Hopkins Pge 83 W 1 j K l Row Row Row Row SUPHU UHES 2. Mary Lou l-lornbaclcer, Pauline l-lowe, William l-lowell, Gloria Hubbard George I-lummels. Jack l-lulchings, Donald Ingersoll, l-lerb Jacobs Don Jensen, Gloria Johanson, Clwerillyn Johnson, Dale Johnson l-larolcl Jolwnson, l-lenry Johnson, Arllwur Kermoacle, Daniel Knaub Page 84 Row I: Malcolm Koch, Bernard Koenig, Francis Koenig, Len Koe++er Row 2: Paul Kroeger, Cliarlolle Kralcel, Janie Krause, Jerry Lamb Row 3: Donald Langer, Russel Larson, Dave Lauclc, Frank Le Bron Row 4: Ted Loebaclw, Paul Lolwrman, Dean Lereder. Carl Leunig SUPHU UHES Page 85 Wt:-f' Row Row A Row Row SUPHU UHES quam- Doris Lundburg, Roberl Lupien. Howard Lylcins. John Lynch Wilfred Madsen, Ed lvlorien, Roloeri McKibbon. Monlrel lvlelzger Wal+er Milclwell. Roberl' Mohr, William Murphy, Jesse Muselman Willis Muselman, William Neal. William Neal, James Neifing Page 86 Row Row Row Row Page 87 SUPHU URES Elaine Nelson, Willard Nelson, Max Norman, Demelra Poliles Theresa Paris. Miriam Parlcer. Peggy Pegg. Belly Pelers Thomas Peferson, Wendell Pelerson, Donald Phipps, Slewarl Piper James Powers, Hugh Pribye, Richard Rofh, Delberl Redman 1.1 ,nl 'QS I I l I l . 1 I Row I: Leland Reed, John Reed, Clyde Reid, Owen Richmond Row 2: Dale Rillhaler, Joseph Roberfs, Roloerl Rogers. Roberl Rosenquisl Row 3: George Rowland, Urban Rundlolad, Doroihy Sanders, Alberla Saylor Row 4: Don Saylor, Jackie Schafer, Charles Schroeder, Thomas Schwarzlose SUPHU URES Page 88 Row I: Kennellw Scogin, Don Scoll, Wm. Sefcilc, Howard Sclwallc SUPHU UHES Row 2: Charles Shine, Rosemary Shoemaker, Glen Slwols, Gordon Simonsen Row 3: Mary Slauglwler, Carolyn Smirh, Harrison Smilh, Jolwn Smilh Row 4: Keillw Smillw, Nellie Snyder. Roy Snyder, Arne Somppi Page 89 'Tv K 'x Row I: Ray Spachlr, William Spielman, Bruce Sroulr, Chesler Slarcevis Row 2: Roberl Sledgeslec. Arleen Slein, Berlha S+e++ner. Roberl' Slevens Row 3: Connie Slewarl, Frances Slewarl, Pa+ Slewarf, Ralph Sirope Row 4: William Sullivan, Theresa Teiecla, Virginia Thompson, Roberl Tolf SUPHU UHES R R oyv I: Jack Tullel, Louis Vallosio. Pele Vallosio, Roberlr Van Alsline SUPHU UHES ow 2: Phoebe Van Alslyne, Floyd VanderWa+er, Willis Veerman, Gerald Wahls Row 3: Doris Waldmier. Royce Wall. Elaine Worlliinqlon, David Wallcins R QS ow 4: Donald Weaver, Gene Webb, Jack Wells, Slwerell Weinslein 91 i Row Row 2: William Wiclcerl, Harry Wilcoxen, James Wilmot Jo Wiemer Row 3: l-larolcl Williams, Beverly Winler, Norma Woerner, Jack Worms Row 4: Henry Yoerg, Roberl Zobel, l-lerberl Zobel SUPHU UHE5 I: Roberl Wharlron, Lois Jean Wheeler. Morris While. Warner Wlwifney Page 92 W, lqwenzf le . . FHESHMAN EL 55 Women were a scarce Hem +his year in Bradley's fresh- man class when lhe men brolce all records in oulnumbering Jrhe women. The class held a carnival in 'rhe spring +o help Bradley celebrale Hs semi-cenrennial. 4 U Nl V Q-V86 .fa-2 6909 Qu :ies A G? E? H Af QX5 Q fx OAJIA ILLXYA Page 95 G-arro+'r Dreckman, Beyer, Muneio PHESHMAN CLASS UPFIEEH5 Presidenr . . JERRY GARROTT veCe-Pfessden+ . . Jo ANNE BEYER Secrerary . . PAT DRECKMAN ' lx Treasurer . NELSON MUNEIO gf ' ff f f f 2 l r 4' Vy fff , 'B' fb A ff. 71, A Nh h rj? .f!.1'-.- r l PHESHMEN Row Row Row Row l I: Beniamin Aclcerson, D. Albers, Herman Allorecl'11', Sylvan Alcabes 2: J. Aldenlcamp, C. A. Alexander, l.oreHa Alexander, Clifford Allan 3: l-lilding Allen, Rober+ Alllon, A. Aluey, Don Amaclwer 4: Malcom Amsfulz, Evelyn Anderson, Joe Anderson, Mildred Anderson Page 96 Row I: Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Page 97 PHESHMEN Evrel' Anderson. Donald Anderson, Ronland Anderson, Waller Anderson Winifred Anderson, Elaine Andree. Don Anlle, William Archer James Argubriglwh William Arms+rong, A. J. Aronouslcy. Lewis Aslerbur Delmar Alclwison, Rober+ Alwood, B. Babcock, Roberl Baclcelman l l Q , FHESHMEN Row Row Row Row I: Mervin Baer, Dean Baker, Dick Baker, James Baker 2: William Bales, Frank Balles, Charles Barber, Charles Barclwer 3: Jules Barlbaull. Waller Barndl, l-larolcl Barnes, Marjorie Barlels 4: Ray Baslron, Eugene Beckmann, Frank Beebe, James Beeman Page 98 Row Row Row Row Page 99 FRESHME l-lerberl Belwan, Raymond T. Behrends. Don Bell, Anllwony Bellanloni Jerry Benes, Raymond Bennell. Ralph Benlley, William E. Bergslrom, Jr. JoAnne Beyer, William L. Biederloeclc, Lloyd F. Birlcel, Barry Bishop Lyle Bishop. Duane Bilner, Bill Blackwell, Alberlr J. Blalma Hs FHESHMEN l 1 l l l 4 l l ow I: Jayne Blair, Mary Blair, William D. Blair, Dave Bland ow 2: Roloerl Blane, Ervin Blilslein, William Blume, William Bolian ow 3: Grace Boher, Kay Boles, James Boone, William Borgan ow 4: Eileen Bolllemy, Flora Belle Bowoliclc, Roberl' Bowen, Jaclc Bradshaw Page 100 Row I: Arllnur Bracly, Jaylene Brand, Charles Brehe, Dale Breen Row 2: Rocco Brescia, William Broaclie, Roy Brokaw, Claude Brown Row 3: Leona Brown. Mary Jane Brown, William C. Brown, Glen Brownless Row 4: Jo Anne Bruce, Bob Brunneumeyer, l-lelen Bruns, Frederick L. Buehler FRESHME Page 101 FHESHMEN l l l l ow I: Melvin Bullard, John D. Bullock. Samuel N. Bunlin, Richard Burgard ow 2: James Burley, Bernard Burns. Roberl Busey, Donald E. Bybee ow 3: Richard Byers, James H. Cadagin, John Caffe-rly, Billy Cain ow 4: Roberf Calloway, Neil Callbeclc, Roberl Callbeclc, Eben L. Campbell Page 102 FHESHMEN Row I: Pal Campbell, l-larry Campen. John Carlson, Edward Carney Row 2: Clifford L. Carries, Roberlr Carries, James Carney. Joanne Caron Row 3: Fred Carroll, Marilyn Casey. James Chanalcas, Bernard Chambers Row 4: Bill Chambers, l-larold Charval, Leo Charval, Burlon Chase 3 7 Page 103 5? Row I: Slewarl Clwa+l'er+on, Roberl Clweelc, George Cl'1elovi'rz, Roberl' Clwipman Row 2: Byron Chrisman, June Clwrislianson, Merrill Clarlc, Peggy Clapp Row 3: Sam Clarlc, Arr Clause. John Clausen, Delwin Cobb Row 4: Clwarles Cogswell, Ramona Coleman, Roloerl Collins, George C. Conner FHESHMEN Page 104 Row I: Morris Cook. Fred Cooper, Marjorie Cordell, Belly Jeanne Coriell Row 2: James Cornwell, Anllwony Cola, Yolande Courlwriglmlr, Donald Cowan Row 3: Nancy Coxon, Roberf l-l. Coyle, Dale Cramer, Maynard Cullen Row 4: Jack Cusick. John Cyclwol, Donna Dalrymple, James Dalziel FHESHMEN Page 105 l Row Row Row Row PHESHMEN Russell Dalziel, Erwin Darrow, Richard Davis, Ronald Davis Thomas Davis, Bob Day, Theresa Day, Herman De lcaza Willis Delaney, Roberr DeRenzy, Georganne Dergins, Joseph Dergins Bernice Devalc, E. Orval DeWeer+h, Theodora Diclcson, Don Diclcman Page 106 Row Row Row Row Page 107 James Dielrich, Myra Dielrich, Harlan Dillon, James Dillon Calvin Dilch, Jaclc Dixon, Belle Dobbins, Richard Dohnlce Richard Doedlman, Leon Dollel, John Donnell, Joseph Daw Sydney Dowell, Duaine Draher, Roberl Dravis, Don Dugglesby FHESHME FHESHMEN Row Row Row Row I: Jack Duggins, Wayne Dunkel, Reber? Eaglin. Emerson Eberl' 2: Ella Mae Eberhardl. Marilyn Ecklund. William Edlund, Dan Edwards 3: Pal ry Ebringer, Eugene Ellina, William Ellenberger, Alma Ellis 4: lvlarlha Ellis, Amy Engel, l-larold Erickson. Glen Errion Page 108 Row Row Row Row Page 109 l: Bill Erwin, Waller Ezzell, Max Faberf. Jim Farris 2: Elmer Fellhauer, Robe-rl Fenslermalcer, Donald Ferclwau, George Field 3: Byron Fierce, Lois Fincher, Clarence Fisher, Frank Filclwen 4: Lewis Flint Marjorie Floclcen, Colelle Foley, Bob Folks FHESHMEN i i L l i i PHESHME Row Row Row Row Howard For+gang, Roberl' Fos+er, Ervin Fox, Roberl' Fox James Frey, Lois Frye, Flavel Fueger, George Gaore Samuel Gadjanslei, Roberr Gares, l-lelen Gebbardlg Edward Geer John Genung. Wm. Georgeson, John Gelrz, Donald Glasen Pczg Row Row Row Row P ge 111 Joy Goebel, Paul Goeldner, Eugene Gold, Par Golding t Marianne Gorenz, Julian Goiflieb, Frederick Graff, Walrer Grabowski Lee Gramm, Howard Graves, Chas. Grawey, Jean Gray Don Greenwood, Virgil Greenwood, Roy Grieve, Ray Griggs FHESHMEN ! i i E Row I: Marrin Grimminger, Roberi' Griswald, I-larom Groover, Vince Gucciardo Row 2: Joe Gufos, Don Gwinnup, Georgia Haas, Jim Haas Row 3: Carherine i-lagener. Alberlr i-lalbersiadr, William Hale, Aiden Hail Row 4: Francis Hall, Francis I-iammifr, Regena i-lancher, Edward Hancock FHESHMEN Page 112 FHESHMEN ow l: Kennelh l-lanks, Aloi l-louser, Roy l-lansen, William l-lansler ow 2: William l-lardin, William l-larmon, Charles l-larper, Fred l-larsclc ow 3: Rosemary l-larl, Paul l-larlman, Clifford l-lasselbacker, Rosalia Hawkins ow 4: Richard l-leilzman, Arllwur l-leld, Arnold l-lellenburg, Anila l-lemmelslrein l P 113 i 1 l -PH Q. FHESHMEN Row Row Row Row I: Chas. l-lenclerson, Kennelli l-lenclcel, Duane l-lenclerson, Jean l-lenry 2: Ed l-lenllworn, Wm. l-lerbsl, James l-lernolon, Carolyn l-lerzberger 3: Bob l-lessling, Ellon l-leubach, Marilyn l-leubacli, George Hickman 4: Barbara l-licks, Leslie l-lierr, E. l-liken, Barbara l-lill Page 114 Row Row Row Row I: Dona Hill, Rival Hilling, Ralph Hinlz, Henry Hilpas 2: Crawford Hoolges, Rulh Hoellze, Chris Hoerr, Norman Hofmann 3: John Hogan, Roberl Hogan, Caroliean Hollis, Michael Horniclc 4: James Hoon. Nancy Hoon, Rolland Hoorer, Jack Hopkins PHESHMEN Page 115 L FHESHMEN Row Row Row Row Roberf Hopkins, Eugene i-iopp. Gorden I-iornbuckle, Melvin I-iorz Audrey I-loughion, R. Howard. Shirley Howalr, Ross Huey Marg Hughes, Wm. I-lull, Wm. i-lull, Na+l'1an Humbreciwi' David I-lumerickhouse, Dale I-lumphrey, Roberi' I-lunfer, Armin I-lurless Page 116 1 Row I: John l-lursf. Marilyn l-luslon, John l-lulchison, Frederick l-lyari' Row 2: Edward l-lynes, John llsley, Pa+ Jacobs, Roberr Jacobs Row 3: Edward Jaeger, John Jaeger, John Jensen, l-larold Jeppsen Row 4: Waller Johanson, Arlrhur Johnson, Arlhur W. Johnson, Bill Johnson PHESHMEN Page 117 ' Row Row Row Row FHESHMEN Bolo Johnson, Chas. Johnson, Don R. Johnson, Elwood Johnson Earl Johnson, Frank A. Johnson, Frankie Johnson, Harry Johnson Leslie Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Paul E. Johnson, Roberlr Johnson Roy Johnson, Roberi A. Johnson, Thelma Johnson, Wm. Johnson Page 118 Row Row Row Row Page119 I: Daron Johnson, l-larold Johnslon, Linda Jolly, David Jones 2: LeRoy Jones, Leslie Jones. Charles Jordon, Slanley Jozwiak 3: Lawrence Kass, Wayne Kalrus, Solomon Kalz, Russell Kauffman 4: James Kealing, Ralph Kelly, Richard Kemple, Edward Kennedy FHESHMEN 5 l FHESHME ow I: Harry Ken+, Norma Kenlr, Waller Kerriclc, Giles Kelclwmark ow 2: l-larold King. Roberl C. King, Donald Kirlclwam. Tony Kissell ow 3: Geo. Klupclwalc, Alberl Klulrnick, Roloerf Knigge, Wm. Kniglwl ow 4: Elizaloellw Knisely, Alfons Knobloclc, Phyllis Knowles, Bonnie Koch Page 120 Row I: Charles Koehler, Emil Koengeler, John Koeller, Lane Kohan Row 2: Don Koller, Thomas Komnick, Eugene Kozuk, Wm. Krachl PHESHMEN Row 3: Edwin Krechgessner, Roland Kruger, Mary Jane Kregen, Raymond Krumrey Row 4: Amour Krupnilc, --L-----. Bob Kuhn. Bill Kumpf Page 121 L 1 1 I l FHESHMEN Row Row Row Row Wm. Kunz. Orville Kurlz, J. Kweelclay, Wm. La Cosl La Verne Lalwre, Charles Landrelli, Paul Landuyl, Mary Larkin Cleon Laughlin, Douglas Lay, Conrad Leiglwly, Eugene Lewis Gordon Linn, Kennelrli Lloyd, l-ling Ban Lo, Don Loclwer Page 122 Row I: Warner Logan, Richard Loiselle, Lesfer Long, Mariorie Long Row 2: Everl Loolc, Eldon Lovelace, Jerry Luclcelrl, Richard Lulhans PHESHMEN Row 3: Daniel MacDonald, Thomas Mackay, Audrey Madison, Don Magnuson Row 4: Roberf Maguire, l-larold Mahoney, Earl Malchow, Jack Mallary Page 1 23 FHESHME 3 Row I: Earl Markle, Lyle Marlin, Ed lvlaslney, Wm. lvlallwews Row 2: Barb MaHison, Eugene Maxwell, Florence Mayberry, Lawrence Mayberry Row 3: Charles lvlayerhafer, Thomas McCabe. Speer McClellan, Camille McDaniel Row 4: Eugene McDaniels, Bill McDonald, James McDowell, Wm. lvlcEnary Page 124 Row l: Bob lvlcfiillen, Pal' McGuire, Roberl Mclnlyre, Ed McLaugl1ler1 FHESHME Row 2: Wilbur lvlclvlahan, Dean Mclvlorris, Ann lvlclvlillan, Delmar McNaugl'1'ren Row 3: Ron MCNUH, Charles Meier, Miclcie Mersgeler, Carl Melin Row 4: Jolwn Melville, Ralph lvlensclwing, Ray Mensendilce, Waller Mercer Page 125 PHESHMEN ow I: Paul Merrill, Milchell Mesecher, Dororhy Mayer, George E. Meyer ow 2: Pa'r Michael, Rolaer+1Midclle+on, Dean Miller, Emil Miller ow 3: l-larold Miller, Vincenr Miller, Ray Milles, Richard Millilcan ow 4: Jack Millman, Charles R. Mills, Winlon Minser, Doris Miskimen Page 126 Page Row Row Row Row I: Paul Millnachl, Milne Mogan, Timollwy Mogan, John Moon 2: Barbara Moore, Palricia Moran, Paul Moras, William Morrissey 3: Roberf Morrow, l-larold Moll, l-lerberl Mueller, Donna Mul'1s 4: Belly Mull, William Murna, Nelson Muneio. Gail Murphy PHESHMEN 31 127f f PRESHMEN Row Row Row Row I: Pa+ Murphy, Donald Murray. Dale Musselman, Maurice Myers 2: Ronson Myers, Daniel Naerf, Ronald Nallfziqer, Dorollny Ann Nagel 3: Joe Norriclc, Vincil Nash, A. Nelson, Fred Niclcamp 4: Rose Nielson, Raymond Nlemczlcy, James R. Nordslrom, Lloyd Norris Page 128 Row I: Mary Jane Norris, James Nylander, Barbara Oalcs, Paul Oloorn Row 2: Peggy 0'Connor, Francis Oclelle. James Olmlman, James O'Laugl1lin Row 3: William O'l.auglxlin, Shirley Ollcer, Jack Oller, Foresl' Olmsleacl Row 4: William Olsen. G-eralcl Olson. Joyce Olson, Palricia Olson FHESHMEN Page 129 ' FHESHMEN Row Row Row Row 1 y I: Willmer Olson, Bob Orr, Virginia OH, Frank Owens 2: Dan Page, Don Page, l-larolcl Palmer, Dominic Panerali, Jr. 3: Glen Page, Donald Parks, Shirley Parmenler, Clycle Parrish 4: Roberl Parro++, William Pa+e, Jaclc Pearl, Roberf Pecligo Page 130 Row Row Row Row ge 131 Ralph Peelc, Arlhur Pelers, Donald Pelerson, Clarence' Pelri George Pelrri, Michael Pelullo, Rulh Pelzing, Marie Pfau Shirley Phelps, Clarence Phenix, Rober+ Phillips, Gordon Phillips Edward Piclon, Lesler Pierce, George Piegush, Roberl Pille FHESHME PHESHMEN ow I: Arr Pillischafske, Bill Pinlcsion, l-lenry Pleclger, Vander Ploeg ow 2: Waller Plummer, l-l. Pogemiller, Lewis Pogue, Dora Pope ow 3: Carolyn Powell, John Prafeke, Ray Probert Phyllis Procror ow 4: William Pryczynslci, Thomas Piasnalc, Shirley Puclceri, Dale Quick Page 132 R R R R ow I: Kennellw Quick, Paul Quick, David Quinby, James Rakow ow 2: Russel A. Rapp, Auguslr Rallw, Sidney Ra+schoH:, Howard Rausclw ow 3: l-larry Ray, Carl Read, Rudolph Reclile, Loren Reeder ow 4: Mariorie Reid, Barbara Renfer, Roberlr Renken, Arllwur Reynolds FHESHMEN Page 133 4 l i l I i 4 i 1 l i PHESHMEN ow I: Jack Reynolds, Phyllis Reynolds, Norma Richards, Norman Richards ow 2: Joel Richel, James Riclceri, Jim Riclcner, Roland Riegel ow 3: Loren Risen, Yvonne Robbins, Bill Robinson, Edward Robinson ow 4: Dean Rodemalcer, Howard Roeder, Ted Roehm, Charles Roger Page 134 Row I: Glen Rogers. John Rogers, Leona Romman, James Roos Row 2: Douglas Roszells. Dee Royally, Richard Royally, Donald Ruyle Row 3: Don Saginario. John Sagura, Marjorie Sallz, Jack Samp Row 4: LeRoy Sanders, Ralph Sauder, Elma Salhofl, Ted Sawa FHESHME Page 135 R' Row Row Row Row FHESHMEN I: George Scalamera, John Sconnell, Wilber Schaefer, Ted Scheid 2: Mervin Scheider, John Schierer, Donna Schulfhes, Doris Schlickenmaier 3: Paul Schmidgall, Richard Schmidt Bob Schmidt Ray Schrader 4: Marilyn Schram. John Schram, Bruce Schroeder, Harry Schroeder Page 136 R R R R Page ow I: Ken Schwab, Richard Schwab, John Scoloee, David B. ScoH ow 2: John Sears, Claylon Seelye, Arlhur Seidl, William Seizinger ow 3: William Seller, Wilfred Seller, Phyllis Sereno, Roger Severns ow 4: Delores Sever, Mary Francis Shafer, Dale Shane, Roger Shields I-'HESHME 137 Row I: Jack Shipley, --- Shisfer, Nancy Shively, Dean Shoemaker Row 2: Richard Shower, Jerry Shoyoclc, Wilber Simmons, Jack Skinn Row 3: Jack Smifh, James Smi+h, Mariorie Smilrh, Marilyn Smilrh Row 4: Roberlr Smifh, John Smoof, Roy Soderberg, Arrhur Spears FHESHMEN Row Row Row Row Page 139 FHESHMEN I: Giles S+ahI, Joseph Sfallman, Bill Slramm, Sfanley Sleinau 2: l-luberl Slenoish, Jim Slepen, Floyd Slewarl, Garrell' Slone 3: Roberl Sloneburner, Marlin Sloslcopl, Joe Slowell, Barbara Slrasslaurger 4: Bill Slriclcfaden, Mary Sfriclcladen, James Slrong, Donald Slurclenger FHESHMEN ow I: Bob Srrunlc, Charles Sullivan, John Sullivan, Beverly Sumner ow 2: Ronald Sumner, Louise Sunnesen, Roberl Swanson, Wayne Swanson ow 3: Roberr Symonds, Jane Taylor, Wilbur Tebo, Melvin Thompson ow 4: Bob Thompson, Dora Throclcmorlon, Marilyn Tierney, Barbara Tigner Page 140 Row Row Row Row Page 141 Gersh Tillo+son, George Tozian, Frank Tranfina, Roland Treland 2: Roberf Trobauqh, Virginia Trone, Bernard Tyaricsen, David Ullom FHESHMEN 3 Thomas Underwood Edward Unruh Marvin Van Erfen John Vanderscohf mg:- l,,. : I , gr viii 1. z'-Q - .lp Nu- ,' 4 ' 4' .39 P ' E 1 in or .iv . whiny. , 4: Gene Van PeH', Charles Varner, Henry Venn, Jack Vicicrey Zi- i we . i .1 r L ' ' 42 'F FHESHME ow I: Bill Vierllng, Fredreiclw Voiglwl, Jerry Von Dracelc, Proclor Waldo ow 2: Francis Walker, Roberl Wallace. Don Walsh, Alden Waller ow 3: Wm. Warnock, Leslie Warrick, Gene Walerslmeel, Don Weaver ow 4: Bob Weller. John Weers, Rulln Weinbery, Don Welch Page 142 Row Row 2 Row 3 Row 4' Page 143 Dan Wells, Marilyn Werclcle, Virginia Wesl, Roberl Weslerdale Harvey Weslerlund, Gene Wesllund, Fred Whilcomb, John While Melvin While, Raymond E. While, William While, M. Widelman Max Wiemlcen, Gordon Wiemlce, l-larold Williams, Kallwerine Williams FHESHMEN L Gs B Row I: John Wilson, Bruce Winieke, Marian Winkler. Roberr Winn Row 2: Wm. Winn, Clarence Winquisi, Bud Wissell, Frederick Wiizig Row 3: Joe Wirzig, Wm. Wiizig, Robf. Wolrner. John Wood Row 4: Margarelr Woodrow, Raymond Woodrow. Joseph Woodson, Frank Yahoff FHESHMEN Page 144 Row I: Richard Yednbck. BeHy Young, Roberf Zalmana, Ed Zarek Row 2: George Zeigler, WaI+er Ziegele ' 1 Page 145 FRESHMEN M ? SL! HSV W- V UZ31Hl lWrlTl1l? ll - l.Tl -ll -l- ,- ........-. JL Q? 31 W' HW H1 FW EIEIFIV ,u 7 2.I . fglfg-,'2 f I2'llll ff. -0. in an X , 25 4 A Q, , f' 4 , Af f' 4,274 f' Q' , f , ,,,f7 A3 1,-'J Z , QL 5' 'Y A f- 1 ,D 'L 'multi' George J. Wild, Dean I-lorolc-gy Division INSTRUCTORS, I-IOROLOGY DIVISION Firsi' row: Bernard Seidel, Wm. Ficlcesen, Wm, K. Bulmer, Russell Hergef Second row: Donald Kelch, F. E. Brown, Leslie Murdoclz, Harold Bradley Third row: Eric Higgins, Charles E. Carrier. Robf. W. Minfmier, Elmer Toriaf, Harry Shanks HUHULUGY The I-Iorological School of Bradley Universify was founded in I897 as a confinuafion of fhe Parsons I-lorological lnsfifufe of La Porfe, Indiana. Today Bradley's l-lorology Division is one of fhe oldesf, largesf, and rnosf famous in fhe counfry. This semesfer, Bradley I-lorological School announced ifs newesf four-year course--jewelry sfore managernenf. This course leads fo a degree of Bachelor of Science and, in keeping wifh over 50 years of Bradley fradifion, feaches sfudenfs how fo apply fhe college fechniques and philosophies fo a specific and highly pracfical frade. Page 148 HUHULUEY STUDENTS tw. 149 ,- HUHULUISY STUDENTS ' : V 1 fl. 3 .,,-4,2,. E: ff' 'X--Y H .P if ',.g4. ..,.g--.. ,Mg HUHULUEY STUDENTS f -,44 ' WN ' Y -1- 5 5 g .iiiv -1- l' 'lx ,X f Q L E -E f HZIII U Vid? -l. .. l 1l. 1 1 -11 - -1--- -...Q ..1. I 'i'i' ----1. -. .i-..1-1 -1 .L----l-1 ,-i,-1 l-.-T...-1. --i-, -...l- ..ii--1 --. .-.. . --1-...-. -ii 11- -.1 .l-1. i.?...l.. .i--1 .l....i..... -T- ,l....l.....11 .1-. 7 1- - 1 -11-1 -ilii i - ..il.... 1- - l 1 -l. -L 1 - Page 164 AIITI ITIE5 The many and varied clubs-social, honorary, and culfural-are evidence of a developed exfra- curricular program af Bradley Universify. These serve fo sfimulafe inferesf in new areas of fhoughf as well as confinuing previously formed hobbies. The publicafions give fhe sfudenfs inferesfed in fhis line of work fhe valuable experience of acfual pracfice. Sporfs, music, arf, polifics, and social acfivifies musf form a parf of every individual's life and fhese are offered in amplifude. These all aid in forming fhe qualifies of leadership, fellowship, and high ideals. WUME 'S SELF GUVEBNING BU HU The Women's Self Governing Board includes fhe presidenfs of fhe dormifories, fwo seniors, one iunior, one sophomore, one freshman, one represenfafive al' large, and one from fhe College of Fine Arfs. ' The purpose of 'rhis group is fo give self governmenf fo dorm girls. The chief funcfion of 'rhe board is fo malce and enforce rules and dorm hours. Offenders of fhe above are punished by The board. Louise Peferson was elecfed Presidenf of fhis year's board and was assisfed by Delores Confenufo, who served as vice-presidenf and secrefary. sen, Lois Knudsen, Louise P+ DI C f l Jean Micklos, PaTTy Cleary, ' KaThloen De Croes, ElizabeTh RoyaITy, Carolyn SmiTh Sfandinqz STan Smelz, l-larry CharvaT i i ST DE T EUUNCHJ These are The Tellows who make The Bradley sTudenTs march The chalklinen when iT comes To parking aT cerTain spoTs on The campus. The Council Takes charge oT all class and council elecTions. This year The orqanizaTion has been working especially hard on all-school dances. Several were held during The baskeTball season and proved To be a greaT success. OTTicers Tor This year on The STudenT Council are: president Jean Micklos: vice-president Howard l-loulsworThg secre- Tary, PaT Cleary: Treasurer, Loyal TilloTson. BOARD UF EU THUL X Bradley's Board of ConTrol is composed oT seven members: Three are TaculTy members appoinTed by The Adminis- TraTion and The oTher Tour are sTudenTs elecTed by The sTudenT body. The Board elecTs The ediTors and business managers OT The Polyscope , The yearbook, and The ScouT , The weekl newspaper, and also passes approval on sTaTT members. Also in Their hands is The power To leT conTracTs, examine all ginancial reporTs, and seT The subscripTion and adverTising raTes. Ben MoisTer, Jean Micklos, Mr. SeiperT, Dr. WhiTe, Tom CarT- wrighT Page 155 Beverly Carrigan, C o r r i n e WoodruTT, Libby l-linch, Bar- bara Wilsey. Leah SloTTer. Emily Danekas I TEH-SUHURITY CUUNEIL This council is composed oT represenTaTives Trom all The social sororiTies on campus. The purpose oT The lnTer- SororiTy Council is The soluTion oT problems common To all women's Greek socieTies. In iTs hands lies The power To regu- laTe The manner in which sororiTies may rush. bid, pledge, and iniTiaTe new members. IT Tixes The scholasTic sTandards which musr be mainTained and conTrols all social and aThleTic compeTiTion. WiTh The esTablishmenT oT naTional sororiTies on The campus This year iT will be replaced by a pan-hellenic board. I TER-FHATEH TTY EUUNEIL The lnTer-FraTerniTy Council and The lnTer-SororiTy Council uphold The same duTies Tor Their respecTive organiza- Tions. In addiTion To regulaTion oT manners of rushing, bidding, pledging, and iniTiaTion. The Council also exercises conTrol in all quesTions oT hazing and immoraliTy. InTer-TraTerniTy compeTiTion in aThleTics is also under The iurisdicTion oT The lnTer-FraTerniTy Council. Vaughn WoodruTF, Alpha Pi: Nelson Muneio, Tau Kappa Epsilon: Bill Neal, Sigma Phi: Werner Kubis, Rho DelTa: James Coogan, Lambda Chi Alpha Page 156 Fronr row: Fred C. Endres, M. D., Sue E. Garrison, Doro- lhy Alford, William E. l-lanna, Marion l. Allan Second row: Louise Walzer, Dorolhy Adamson, Margarel Johnson, Sarah Phelps, Mrs. John W. l-lohfman, Bob Rennie, Jo Jameson, Mrs. O. E. Bar- bour, Josephine Ossanbeclc Third row: Alberr T. Sieporl, Mrs. Alberi T. Sieperi, Minnie V. Wieland, Dee J. Eichhorn, Emma M. Wengenrolh, Wm. B. Philip, Maude Delmer, Berlha Tingsfadf, Rena W. Schroeder, C. W. Schroeder, Mrs. F. C. Endres, Mrs. Bollorfl Pi Gamma Mu is fhe honorary social science fralernrfy requiring Jrwenly hours of social science and a grade poinr of six. The subiecr of 'rhis year s discussions was Undersranding Orher People The group had many iniereshng speakers such as physicians and service men from The Peoria area Officers for 'rhe Bradley chapler of Pi Gamma Mu were presidenr, Mrs. John Hoffman vice presidenr Sally Phelps secrerary lrea urer Bob Rennie Mrs Orville Barbour was program chairman. Alpha Della is a nalional honorary frarernzly for srudenrs iailhfully serving in rhe field of Iournalism All members of lhe Scoul ' slaff are eligible If ihey have served on 'rhe campus newspaper for al leasr rhree semeslers and conformed wi'rh all orher general requuremenrs The Bradley chaprer of Alpha Della is one of rhe charrer members Firsl' row: B. Wilsey, L. Knud- sen, C. Reid Second row: M. Ross. A. Ros- onbohm, J. Weil. E. Gorenz S. Bacon Page 157 Firsi' row: Allen Hudson ilhd- visorl, Donald Pelerson, Her- berr Rudman, Donald Cuming Second row: Charles Burgess. Roberi Rogers, Gerald Hed- clen, C. Harold Rasmussen, Alberf F. Sieperf Third row: Beryl Cunningham, Frank Furrh Nor piciured: Wayne Ramp, Bernard Hargrove PHI SIGMA PI The naiional honorary 'lraierniiy esiablished for Jrhe purpose of promoiing high scholarship in eclucaiion is Phi Sigma Pi. Every year ihe Bradley chapier awards a gold medal +o some iunior man who is enrolled in The educaiion courseai Bradley and who has mainrained ihe highesl' scholasiic average. He musi have airended Bradley Universiiy boih years ZET PI The Alpha chaprer of Ze-ia Pi was founded in Ociober, l924, by Loyal G. Tilloison, faculiy advisor of +he group, which meels monihly. The aims of Zela Pi are io promore higher scholarship in ihe 'rraining for business: 'ro recognize and regard schol- asric airainmenis in business srudiesy ro iosier +he srudy of business in +he college: ro promoie closer afliliarions berween The business world and Jrhe sludenis of business: 'ro promore civic and commercial welfare of rhe communiryi and lo furiher a high siandard of commercial e+hics. Officers for ihis year were Roberl' Schwab, President and William Baurer, Secrelary-Treasurer. of his rraining. ji ,y ,If J . Sealed: Miss Smiih, Elva Schoafi, Mr. Tilloison Slanding: Loyal Tilloison, Roberi Erlandson, Don Ashley, Dr. Avery - Page 158 Row I: June Snow, Elizabelh Fallcner, Thomas Nevill Row 2: William Marlin, Arihur Riley, Jack Gilleile, John Slolp, Richard Jones, Howard Moos. EPSILU PHI ALPHA Sludenls Jralcing suilicienl hours in any ol lhe nalural sciences and consislenlly mainiaining a B or beller average in all of lheir sludies are eligible lor iniliaiion lo lhe honorary science iralernily, Epsilon Phi Alpha. The purpose ol lhe organizalion is lo promole inieresl and 'lo encourage scholarship in lhe naiural sciences. THETA LPH PHI X Admillance +o The'l'a Alpha Phi, lhe nalional honorary dramalic sociely, can be gained only by parlicipalion in or coaching of a dramalic procluclion al' Bradley. One may also gain adrnillrance by having wrilien a play 'For produclion. Alier meeling all requiremenls, one mus+ be approved by ihe iacully advisor, Dr. Clara Krefling Mawhinney, and lhe president Miriam Beyer. Fronl row: Bill l-lanna, Joe Weil, Miriam Beyer, Dr. Maw- ', hinney, Dave Meislar Second row: Elaine Harmon, Marilyn Mollall, Charles Har- per, Tommy Trombeila, Jaclc Kahney, Polly Johnson, Mildred Pohnan, Bruce Beesley Page 159 Top row: Elberr Aslcins, Wil- liam Reid, John Sinclair, Jaclc Greener BoTTom row: Welden McElroy, Raymond Rein, Clarence Rein, John Kronlcey TA SIGMA Tau Sigma is The Honorary Engineering FraTerniTy of Bradley. IT was Tounded Augusl' 26, I946, by Mr. Branigan. Junior and Senior engineering sTudenTs are voTed inTo The group which is dedicaTed To scholarship, professional aTTain- meni To praciical mulrual help and sociabiliTy. They hold a business meeTing once a monTh wiTh Dean Gibbs serving as TaculTy advisor. Oiiicers of The organizaTion include: E. E. Askins, PresidenT: R. E. Rein, Vice-President W. W. McElroy, SecreTary: and R. D. Billings, Treasurer. WHITE WHU In all colleges and universiTies ThroughouT The UniTed STaTes, sTudenTs are chosen from The senior classes each year Tor Their exTraordinary achievemenTs during Tour years oT college. These names are Then lisTed in This annual publicarion, Who's Who in American Colleges and UniversiTies. These sTudenTs musT have been ouTsTanding in The Tield oT scholar- ship, leadership, acTiviTies. and characier. Bradley UniversiTy is very TorTunaTe in having so many of her sTudenTs chosen Tor This, one oT The highesT honors a college senior can receive. From Top down: Sian Smelz, A d a l i n e Rosenbohm, Tom CarTwrighT, L i b b y l-linch, Frank Suio, DoroThy Alford, Bill Hanna, Leah SloTTer, Joe Weil, KaThleen De Croes, Don Case Page 160 Firsl row: Peggy Pegg, Dick Hessian, Jim Brand, Helen Bruns Second row: Doroihy Sanders, Mary Sanders, Theresa Bruen Virginia Rucker :Af EWMA EL B The Bradley Newman Club is composed of all Carholic srudenls. Many inleresling and limely subiecrs such as marriage, effecls of lhe alrom bomb, and olher world affairs, are vigorously discussed in relarion 'ro 'rheXChris+ian religion a+ The monrhly Sunday meelrings. Firsl' row: T. Farris, R. l-lilpas, Velma Daub, Pal Olsen, Mary Larkin, Marilyn Schram, Mar- iorie Long, Marilyn Bushell, Ava Cleary, Jeanne Smilh Second row: Jerry Kelchmarlc, John Sears, Edward Jaeger, James P. Kealing, PaulSchmid- gall, Jerry J. Langlon, Law- rence J. BanDul4a, Paul V. Millnachl, Bill Malcovic Third row: Roberl Bushell, Gail Murphy, Gene Sullivan, Harold Jenn, James H. Cada- gin, John A. Jaeger, John Schierer, Ari' Spears, Tom La- hey, Leonard Boyle Page 161 1 MARY SANDERS edilion of Jrhe book. is The Iargesl one +o be presenred +o 'rhe graduaring seniors by +he iunior class. Dr. David M. While and Dean Loyal G. TiIIo'rson are +he faculry advisors for rhe pubIica'rion. Under 'rhe guidance of Joe Weil, Busi- ness Manager, pholographic and dark room 'FaciIi+ies were grea+Iy developed so Jrhar our facully and mosr of Ihe spor+s picfures PULYSCUPE ST FI-' MARY SANDERS . . Edifor-in-Chief RUTI-I GIBSON . . . Associale EdiI'or VIRGINIA RUCKER .... Arr Edi+or Moving day came for Jrhe POLYSCOPE sralll Iasl Seprember when +he former Tesl- ing Iab Iocared on Soulh Campus was made Ihe Publicalions Building. We Iransferred from our office in BenneI'I I-IaII 'ro share a spacious oI3Fice wi+h +he Bradley Scou+ . The '46-'47 POLYSCOPE, The lorry-sixlh were Ialcen by our own s+afI phofographers. Arrangemen+s were made wi+h various firms for Jrhe commercial worlc, namely: Underclassmen por+rai+s, Warner-Medlin Siudioi Senior Por+rai+s, Walden S. Fabry Sfudiog Campus Shofs, Group Piciures. and Division Pages. Associafed Pho'rographers7 Engraving, Jahn Ollier Company: Prin+ing, Economy Adver+ising Company: and Cov- ers, S. K. Smilh Company. I RUTH eissou I . 55 o. +, ,K ' N, ' Na, I' 1. VIRGINIA RUCKER Page 162 Page I Row I: Maril n Heubacln, Evelyn Anderson, Edillw Gorenz, Bob Arnold, Marilyn Ross, Roberl Carlcenord Bob Poclcl g Ion, Bill! Hanna Row 2: Phyllis Sereno, Marjorie Sallz, Margarel Wesron. Henry Yoerg. Tom Cox, Jerry I-Iedden, Neil Callbeck PULYSEUPE ST FF CAROLYN SMITH . Secrelarial Edilor MIRIAIVI PARKER . Plwolograplwy Edilor VIRGINIA RUCKER . . . Arr Edilor Nol presenl' for Ilwis piclure were: DICK DRYDEN, Sporls Edilori JACKIE SCI-IAEEER, Copy Edilor: and EU- NICE ROSENBOI-IM, Index Edilor. 'SQ-. JOE WEIL Business Manager of Bradley Publicafions ADALINE ROSENBOI-IM Edifor-in-Chief of Bradley SCou1 ' Page 164 ' , Bob Jacobs, Joe Weil, Carl Whealley, Bob Carkenord, Bob Pocklinglon, Neil Callbeck, Dick l-lession, Adeline Rosen- bohm, Bob Flanegin .J -v:,w SEUIH'E1HTUHS Sepiember I946 found Bradley's campus newspaper housed in a new office in +he Publicalions building and coming our weekly in ifs pre-war size of eighl pages. By Oclober, The lradilional name Tech had become Scou+ , and +he siaff was well on lhe way +o oulliiling a complele dark room. The new camera and oiher pholographic equipmenl enabled rhe 7Scou+ +0 gel complele piciure coverage of all a+hle+ic evenis-bolh a+ home and away-as well as of oiher siudeni and school aciivilies. In May, ihe Scou'r won +en awards of ihe Illinois College Press Associafion. Under lhe guidance of The edilor-in-chief, Adeline Rosenbohm, and +he business manager, Joe Weil, The Scou+ slahf issued The 'rradifional Red Tech, 'rhis year called ihe Jerk. And so wi+h The passing of anolher grea+ year for Bradley iournalisis, here's lo bigger and beiler Scou+s ! SCU T ST FF Harold Allura, Marilyn Krause, Howard Graves. Marilyn Ross, Edifh Gorenz, Jerry I-ledden Ann Slupay, Cardon Burnham Jack Jens, Shirley Alberis Page 165 Firsl row, lop lo boilom: Joyce Anno, Bcverly Carrigan, Elva Schoalzl, Edna Mangold, Belly l-less, Eunice Rosenbohm, Audrey Madison Second row: Velma Daub, Beverly Winler, Georgia Der- gins, Winifred Werclrle, Vir- ginia Trone, Roberia Lewis, Barbara Crilly, Jean Alexan- der, Niclcy Dilcos Third row: Adaline Rosen- bohm, Joanne Rose, Pal Slew- arr, Louise Sunnesen, Shirley Bacon, Libby l-linch, Lois Os- born, Lucy Alherfon, Marilyn Huslon, Beverly Blackwell Fourfh row: Barbara Oaks, Gracie Young, Befly Mull, Terry Day, Lois Knudsen, Ted- dy Dickson, Mary Jo Pyle Y. W. E. . The Young Women's Chrislian Associalion is an organizalion composed of Bradley Universil women. Along wilh numerous ofher ac+ivi+ies, i'r has sponsored under +he leadership of Eunice Rosenbohm 'rhe all-schooiliniormal mixer al ihe beginning of each school year. Also prominenr on +he lis+ of i'rs even+s are lhe annual Campus Pals Tea held al' The Presi- den+'s home and rhe l-learl Sislers Banquet To rhe Y. W. C. A. we also owe our lhanks for 'rhe candy counler on lhe BET!-X AU EPSILU The induslrial ar'rs fralerniry was broughl' back 'ro Bradley campus on April I6, I947, al which +ime The following officers were elecled: presidenl, Ray Regal: vice-president Carl Wilhelm: secrelary-freasurer, Lyle Hofimaslerg sergeanl- al-arms, Ray Spachr: iaculfy advisor. Mr. Cunningham. Speakers 'ralking on subiecls perlinenl' +o ihe inferesls of lhe members are presenled and field 'rrips are made 'lhrough 'rhe various induslrial planis such as The Calerpillar, Keysfone, and 'rhe Norlhern Regional Research Laboralory. second floor of Bradley Hall. J if 4 in f 5 .1 gal f r if S r Firsl row: H. Brown, L. Bruno, R. Cooper, R. Wesferdale, R. Regal, presidenlg C. Wilhelm, vice-presidenlg R. Spachl, ser- geanf-af-armsy L. l-lorlmasler, secreiary-lreasurerg B. Cham- bers Second row: D. Gambufi, C. Carlslrom, R. Davis, D. Cum- ing, R. Smilh, l-l. Jenn, B. Cunningham Third row: D. Ullom, L. Reif, E. Gire, D. Jones, E. Kirch- gessner, D. Yerbury, L. wall Fourrh row: J. Moon, H. Bar- num, C. Erlz, C. Graham, J. Buehler, D. Amacker, J. Smilh, B. Hardin Page 166 FirsT row: Miriam Beyer, Tom CarTwrighT, Elaine l-larmon Second row: Adaline Rosen- bohm, Don Engle, Joe Weil Third row: Corinne Woodruff, Beverly Carrigan, Louise Pefer- son FourTh row: Frank Sulo, Mel Bradshaw, John Lynch Fiffh row: Bruce Richards, Bov Sumner ST TIE T TEUEHALISTS The chapTer of STudenT FederalisTs aT Bradley is composed of Those sTudenTs who are aTTiliaTed wiTh The naTional organizaTion. The purpose of The STudenT FederalisT group is The sTimulaTion of Thinking upon The urgency of a federal world governmenT and The supporT OT any sTeps which may help To aTTain ThaT Torm of governmenT. Tom CarTwrighT is presidenT of The group. UEBATI G TE M X Under The experT coaching of Dr. David lvl. WhiTe, journalism insTrucTor, Bradley again has revived iTs TradiTional debaTe Team. This year The Bradley debaTers senT represenTaTives To Chicago and NorThwesTern UniversiTies To college debaTe meeTs. Bradley can iusTly be proud of The ouTsTanding performance given by iTs I947 DebaTe Team. Lower STairs: William E. Han- na, Dr. David M. WhiTe, Mar- vin l-lulT Upper STairs: David A. SmiTh, Ross Morris, William R. Whife Page 167 M SH and EA EL Bradley's organizaiion which promoies inferesis of drama and public speaking is composed of siudenis wi+h greaf hopes in fhe field of speech and aciing. Every monfh ihese hopefuls gel' Jrogeiher +o discuss Jrhe field of dramafics which sui+s rheir individual inieresis. Two enleriaining plays were presenied by members of This group during ihe year: My Sisier Eileen and The BarreH's of Wimpole Siree'r. under The direciion of Dr. Clara Kreiuring Mawhinney and Mrs. lben, respeciively. Firsl row: Marilyn Moiiiaf, Helen Bruns, Shirley Bacon Second row: Bill Olsen, Aud- rey Madison, Beify Mull, Polly Johnson, Lois Knudsen Third row: Floyd Siewarf, Charles Harper, Sian Sieinau l Fronl row: Shirley Garrison, Secrelary: Mary Lou Horn- baclcer, Treasurer: Joe Weil, Vice-Presidenfg Dr. Mawhinney, Miriam Beyer, Molly Cooling, Mary Kay Rogers, Elaine Har- mon Second row: Becky Toifen, Edirh Gorenz, Barb Wilsey. Miriam Parker, Libby Hinch, Paliy Cleary, Emily Danekas. Elaine Nelson, Irene Nelson, Jo Wiemer Third row: Bill Hanna, Ken Rockhold, Bob Applebaum, Don Scoil, Ari' Spears, Frank Suio, Bob Pocklinglon Y 77? Page 168 Firsl row, bolfom lo lop: Edilh Gorenz, Elva Schoalf, Bill , Kilchell, Waring Lynch, Ed ' Ervine, Bob Corlcenord, War- ner Whilney, Bill Neal Second row: Phyllis Ellis, Joyce Anno, M. L. Pelerson, John MacGuflin, Don Ashley, Duslin Favorile, Dr. Avery, Diclc Adamson Third row: Solirona Smilh, Loyal Tillolson, Bob Erlandson, Bus Orrnsbee, Lyle Guling, Wilfred lvlinlcas Fourfh row: Dean Loyal G. Tillofson, Mr. Clinebell, Tom Carlwrighl, Bob Gssenbeclc EUMMEHEE EL B Organized in I92O, lhe purpose of lhe Commerce Club is lo bring aboul a close relalionship belween Bradley Business School and Jrhe business world. During lhe year lhey had several our-of-'lown speakers and a banquel was held a+ Jrhe end of ihe year. The officers for rhis year were: President Bob Erlandsong Vice-Presidenl, Bill Kilchellg Secrelary, Lyle Gearing: and Treasurer, Bob Schwab. PEHSUNNEL CLUB X The Personnel Club was founded in l934 by Dean Loyal G. Tillolrson. Hs purpose is +o bridge The gap belween lhe college senior and lhe business world. They have bi-weekly dinner mee+ings wilh businessmen who are brough+ in +o fall: on 'rheir specially fields. During rhese mee+ings, senior s'ruden'rs also give lallcs on business lopics. The officers change al each meeling. Fronl row: Jim Verlcler, Loyal Tillolson, l-liclcs Fallin, Ray Newman, Mr. Tillofson, Roberl l-lession, Duslin Favorile Slanding: Wyverne Bliclcen- slahf, Diclc Mulford, Thomas Browning, Bill Ashburn, Roberf Reed, l-lorace Marvel, Ray Frilch, l-lugh Wells, Sel Nor- man, Clarence Yeager, Bus Ormsbee, Roberl Erlandson Page 169 -- - Z--W Row l: E. Danelcas, B. Mackie, S. Bacon, D. Schaeffer, T. Kup- per Row 2: E. Frye, R. Hawlcins, M. Sally, M. Sanders Row 3: E. Bodish, V. Wesl, Peggy Clapp, M. Woodrow Row 4: B. Hess, E. Read, A. Baleman, M. Long. Row 5: Lois Jean Wheeler, Ann McMillan, Shirley Brinlc- man Row 6: Mary Francis Shaeliier, M. J. Pyle, G. Adams Row 7: Joy Goble, Joan Grey, W i n ilre d Werclcle, Mary Slricldiaden Row 8: Donna Schullhes, Shir- ley l-lowall, Marilyn Heubach, Miriam Parlcer Row 9: Mary Kupper, Pal Slewarl Row IO: Doroihy Hollis, Joyce Anno, Phoebe Loll Row Il: Elaine Nelson, Liz Knisely, Jane Taylor, Velma Daub HUME ECU UMIES CLUB Any girl enrolled in lhe Home Economics division of lhe Universiiy is eligible for membership in 'rhe Bradley Home EC Club. ln order lo add a lilile money lo lhe lreasury l'his ear lhe girls look over lhe checlc room al lhe Armory during lhe Homecoming Dance. Ever spring l'he members oil lhe club hold a banquel and siyle show in which girls wear lhe crealions 'rhey made during lhe year. Under lhe leadership of Emily Danelcas. presidenl, The club had a very successful year. PHE-MEDIE L EL B The siudenls of Bradley who are Jralcing courses leading lo degrees in lhe field of medicine have organized Jrhem- selves info a special group. They hold monlhly meelings for lhe purpose of discussing subiecls such as new drugs and invenlions perlaining lo lhe medical profession. Firsl row: Dean Bordeaux, Jean Gray, Jo Ann Bruce, Bob Bralman Second row: Harry Charvaf, Dolly Moulier, Joan Rose, E I a i n e Worlhinglon, June Snow, Eileen Denlon, Joyce Smilh Third row: Dr. Grimm, Dan Caliso, Gersh Tillolson, Jack Gibbs, John Ollen, Cleon Laughlin, Roland Reigle, Frank LeBron, John Snider, Harrison Smilh Page 170 Firsl' row: Frank Sulo, Bruce Beesley, Wm. While, W. Bash- ion, Paul Schmidgall Second row: Nancy Hoon, Leo Charval, Dorolhy Sanders, Phyllis Pope, John Lynch, Charlolle Krook, Mary Krup- per, Chas. Jones Third row: Bruce Raeder, Casey Zedric, Bob Waller, Elaine Walsh, Ed Woodson, Sydney Dowell, Norma Rich- ards, Harold Mayburry, Paul Harlman, Fred Larke. Louise Pelerson HTABU Ari' s+uden+s of Bradley Universify organized 'rhis year, 'Forming one of The newesi' and mosi' promising organiza+ions on ihe campus. The purpose of +he Ariagon is fhe s+imula1'ion of greaier in+eres'r in arf in relaiion io modern life. This club, being one of fhe mos'r aciive on campus, publishes iis own newspaper. Among 'rhe aciiviiies sponsored by ihe Ariagon are exhibiis of ihe members' work and numerous field irips. The officers for This year are: presideni, John Lynch: vice-presidenl, Don Whi+e7 secrerary, Dorofhy Sanders: +reas- urer, Garner Shelion. The faculiy advisor is Dr. Harry Wood. PHILUSUPHY ELUB X The Philosophy Club of Bradley is open +o s+uden+s who are inieresred in philosophy and psychology. Meeiings are held on Jrhe 'rhird Wednesda of each monfh. Prominenl' men in ihe fields of psychology, philosophy, and science com- prise +he bill of speakers. Philosophical and eihical quesrions coincidenr wi+h ihe curreni evenfs are discussed a+ meef- ings. Oriicers are: presidenr, Charles von Tesmang vice-presidenr, Thomas Lahey: secreiary, Jeanne Smiihg +reasurer, Lois Knudseni 'iaculiy advisor, Ray Lepley. V Sealed: Mary Sanders, Jeanne Smilh, Doroihy Sanders, Mary Jo Pyle, Lois Knudsen, Mikki Anderson Siandingz Jim Dixon, Glen Jordan, Chuck von Tasman, Roy Snyder, Dr. Lepley, Elva Schoaii, Norma Kenl Page 171 Sfanding lbaclc rowl: Tom Nevilr, Len Koefler, Chuck V von Tesman, Arr Riley, Joyce Srnilh, Berrha Sfeliner, Mari- lyn Krause, Roy Snyder, Allan Lurie, Tom Loomis Sealed: Howard Schalc, Liz Royally, Bob Derges, Donna Muhs, Miss Kambley, Keiih Smilh, Joan Siedenlop, Rus- sell Baum, Belly Hess GEHMA EL B Gay 'rimes are had by Jrhe Bradley sludenls 'raking German and parralcing of rhe opporlunilies afforded by The German Club. A German Banquer was held a+ The Lud Holel on The Slh of May and colored slides were shown by Jim Cluslcey of scenes of Germany. Al' one meering of The group German games were played: a'r s+ill anolher, German songs were sung: and exciling experiences in Germany were +old a+ some of 'rhe oihers. The officers were: president James Cluslceyq vice-presidenl, Joyce Smilhg secrelary. Beiiy l-less: lreasurer, Ari Riley. FRE EH EL B The purpose of +he Bradley French Club which meefs on lhe +hird Thursday of every monlh is The widening of inlereslr in French cullure, lradirion and enlerfainmenr. One of +he leading evenls of The year was +he Chrisrmas program which was a charming liHle playlel feafuring Par Moran, Mary Blair, and Ruih Ossenbeclc. Ano+her enlerlaining lime was had when John Scoby showed +he group piclures he 'rook while in France. The officers for Jrhe year were: president Sarah Lee Burdick: vice-presidenr, Barbara Wilson: secreiary, Joan Beyer: Treasurer, Vaughn Woodruff. Teddy Dickson, Roberl' Frye, Ellen Goff, Henry Darrell, Dale Musselman, Lucy Alherlon, Miss Karnbley, Bruce Roeder, Nancy Hoon, Sarah Lee Bur- diclc Page 172 Sifling on floor: Margnref Hughes, Audroy Madison. Audrey l'-loughlon, Virginia Slraiham Sealed: Louis Vallosio, Harold King, Carolyn Smi'lh-lreas- urer, Miles Chamberlain- presidoni, John Huichings- vice-presidenl, Tommy Trom- beffa-secreiary, Mildred Do- ren, Anifa Hemmelsiein, Wil- liam Wailcins Sfanding: Dr. Wilmarlh, Shir- ley Alberf. William Hanna, Marilyn l-lusion, Francis C. Wallcer, Marilyn Worlcle, Don E. Bonfrup, Naihan Hoagland. Phyllis Ellis, F. Torres Peralfa. Howard Graves, Caroline Hifchcoclc, Dr. Holfi, W. F. Madsen SPA ISH EL B The purpose of ihe Spanish Club is +o afford 'rhe siudenls a chance 'ro spealc Spanish and To meer informally any Larin American visiiors who may come +o Peoria. Miss Irene Bunch of Peoria Ceniral showed ihe group some colored slides of Mexico and Tommy Trombe-Ha spoke on lhal counlry. Dr. Gerirude l-lelii also spoke on ihe Spain of old. Officers are: presidenr, Miles Chamberlain: vice-presideni, John l-lurchingsg secreiary, Tom Trornbe++a: lreasurer, Caro- lyn Smilh. B-ELUB X All men who have earned B le++ers in foorball, baslcelrball, rrack, or any of fhe minor sporls are eligible lo become members of ihe B Club. Men are awarded ihese leHers for failhful and loyal service on +he arhleiic field. A B lefler means +ha'r The fellow wearing ii' has, by sacrifice, perseverance, and hard worlc, developed suiiicienr skill ro represenf Bradley Universily in arhlelics. The B leHer is a mark of achievement disiincrion, loyal+y, a badge of honor, and an emblem of good sporismanship. Firsr row: Ted Slurm, Roy Nelson, Tony Behrens, Waring Lynch Second row: Frilz Rump, Ed Summers, Duslin Favorifo Third row: Bob Hodges, Har- ry Wilcoxen, Don Shelion Fourlh row: Wayne Mann, Don Case, Guy Ricci Fiffh row: Moore, Bruce Sroul, Francis Minor Sixlh row: Bill Miller Page 1 73 Firsl' row: Bob Davis, Jules Gils, Arfhur Everharl, Herman Hallenhaus, Frank Sulo, Bob Fosfer, Bob Seal, Neil Sailor, Rey Brokaw, Mike Megan Second row: Harold Hardesly. Don Cowan, Charles Heins, Everell Anderson, Frank Sirie- bech, Nelson Muneio, Monly Miller, Don Weaver. Jerry Heddon, Richard Larson, Ro- land Grimm, Bill Slrickladen, Skeeis Carrol, Jim Nylander, Bob Schickenburg, Bob Flak- ker, Harold Williams Third row: Bob Folks, Roy Bosfrom, Carden Burnham, Jr., Gene Hild, Jack Samp, Dick Rolh, Wayne Dimmick, Roger Severns, Roberl' Slahl, Bob Parks, Charles Wilson EHIEPTAI S This year Bradley's music deparlmenl revived +he male chorus idea which was so popular in pre-war years. Over lorf young men compose 'rhe Bradley Chiellains who, in 'rheir maroon swealers wilh while Bradley B s on lhem, have perlkarmed numerous limes during 'rhe year in Peoria and surrounding areas. The Chiellains also had a weekly radio pro- gram over WM BD lealuring such soloisfs as Bob Parks and Harold Williams. BRADLEY UN IVEHSITY BAN Hars off +o our Bradley Band which did such a wonderful iob a+ all 'rhe Bradley baskelball and foolball games 'rhis year! The filly-some sludenfs +ha+ make up lhe Bradley Band, which is direcied by lhe able Kennelh Kincheloe. lraveled wilh lhe baskelball feam on some of ils our of 'rown lrips fo cheer +he boys on io viclory when 'rhe home crowd was nor rhere +o back up 'rhe leam. Firsl row: Lois Beam, Rose- mary Wenger, Reber? Greeley, Mary Schafer, Cherrilyn John- son, C a r ly l e Rasmussen, Charles Jordan lkneelingl, Eldon Lovelace, lDireclorl Kennelh B. Kinchloe Second row: Ray Bloom, Dor- ofhy Meyer, Mariorie Long. Theresa Paris, Pal Golding, Larry Lowry. Leona Brown, Bob Henniqes, Don Parks, Merwin Scheider, Regina Hancher, Duane Henderson Third row: Dora Pepe, Waller Kerrick, Eben Campbell, Gene Nibbelin, Henry Seckinger, Barbara Hill, Jerry Smilh, Emerson Eberl, Byron Chris- man Fourlh row: George Field, Neil Sailor, Wayne Dimmick, Julius Coleman, Danny Tarr- gan, Dale Johnson, Bill Hard- esly, Pa'r Jacobs, Barbara Mal- lison, Leslie Warrick Fiflh row: Warner Logan, Roberl' Trobaugh, Clifford Alden, Belly Pelors, Dean De- laney, Paul Lohrman, Norman Curry, John Blair, Rosemary Schumacher, Roy Kordis Sixlh row: Bill Trone, Jack Sullivan, Russell Milchell, Mar- vin Ruizenberg, Dale Quick, Elberf Hardeman Page 174 Fronr row: Rosemary Wenger. Bud Herrick, Grcichen Hoora demann, Mary Slaughior, Miss Danelia Janssen, Margie Bars iells Second row: Arlene Siein, Rufh Hoeliic, Bonnie Koch Third row: Belly Poiers, Tom Underwood, Bob Parks, John Blair, Belly Smiih, Helen Alex- ander, Doroihy Nagel MUSIC EL B Meeiings oi ihe Bradley Music Club are held monihly when a spread is held and enieriainmeni is furnished by ihe members. This year Music Club members enjoyed 'rhemselves ai a rollicking good picnic held ai Pop Burnham's home near Chillicoihe. Every spring a banquer is held ai which lime The newly elecied ohficers are announced. Officers for ihis year are: presideni, Greichen Hoerdemannq vice-presideni, Elizabeih Royaliyg secreiary-ireasurer, Helen Alexander. BRADLEY U-XPELLA Under The skillful direciion of Mr. Cardon B. Burnham, Pop 'io all The Bradley siudenis, ihe A Capella Choir of ihe Universiiy has made a name for i+self of which if can be very proud. The group of over IOO voices made several Trips our of iown rhis year-Springfield, Easr Peoria, Galesburg, and Chicago. in Chicago ihe choir broadcasr over radio sraiion WGN on a narionwide hookup. The Bradley A Capella Choir is looking forward ro an even more inclusive schedule nexr year. il-S DHI UMEE EHUH 5 Firsl' row: Grelchen Hoerdemann, Donna Schuhlhes, Doris Schliclcenmaier, Nancy Coxen. Jaclcie Schafer, Virginia Rucker Second row: Lois Frye, Barbara Wilsey. Elizabe+h Royally, PhoebeqVan Alsfyne, Dolores Con+enu+o, Georgia Haas Under rhe direclion of Elizabelh Royal+y lhe Chi Omega Chorus gave ils lirs+ performance a+ The Chi Omega In- s+alla+ion banquer on February I6. The group has sung for various sororily, school, and civic programs besides presenling lheir annual recilal in Bradley l-lall. Donna Schullrhes has accompanied +he girls +his year. Page 176 Page 177 PI PHI EHUH S lr-X4 K-.. L... . ,Q 724 L, Fronl' row: Jean Chiles. Joyce Anno. Corinne Woodruff, Barbara Schefelbein, Elizaberh Knisely, Lois Srein, Frances Sfewarr Back row: Lee Leman. Barbara Warers, Sarah Lee Burdick, Jackie McNally. Marian Krieger, Barbara Moore., Elaine Harmon, Nancy Shively, Jane? Cler The Pi Bera Phi Chorus presenied i'rs annual recilal in Bradley Chapel direcled and accompanied by Corinne Woodruff. Many and varied programs have been given by 'rhese vocalisrs, formerly known as The Lambda Phi Chorus. , . X ' 5 5 ? ,.l-l-1 ' . ff 5 Y .-11- . -- . 1' .W -l1 il-i-1-l-1-1 ...---i-111--l f X X E 1 I 1 M al Wi il.-l-...-l- l -1:1 -1 , 1. ,,1, -, .,l.. .-Q-. . .iii-11-i 1..-----1---- -1-.--Q---, L-1111-' -1--. 'Q11 - 1-.-.-1. -11-11 .l.1-Q -i-1-1 1 ..-.1 11-11-' l-. 111-1 . .-- lv -.11--Q-. ii ..L.1.-T -- .111-1 7.1. ,L, ,l...i...l.-l-1 . .1.l.i..ll ii- ,,..L.1.-Q1 1i ii.. 1-1 .-1.1 -- V Q gg? J Un Wx gf ,-,,,,...Y7A-,gil I- i -'i' - ,ibm l-A Back row: A. J. Roberlson lCoachI, Barfelmay, Slaler, Pelcrson, Sfone, Chianalcas, Ramsey, Snyder, Behrens, Wood, Case, Carney, Busby. Gaffney, Carl, Young, Dean Richardson lAssf. Coachl Middle row: Magnuson, Ellis, I-lodges, Bucy, Romelli, Grosswoiler, Sfrand, Unruh, J. Krumplinger, Oldani, Einbeclcer, Lofz, R. Krumplinger, Nelson, Balcer, Calanca, Dean Coleman IMgr.I, J. I. Meinen IASSI. Coachl Fronl row: Androoni, C. Yannone, Sherman F. Yannono, Gill, Traficano, Danna, Schullz, Sornmers, Ricci, Todd, Shollon, Whileside, I-Iinrichs, Parlcs, Mann, DiLeIIo V PISITY FUUTBALL Brad Brad Brad Brad Brad Brad Brad Brad Brad SCORES I9 Ripon . . 26 Arlcansas Slale . 27 Weslern Kenluclcy 20 Colorado College 34 Tennessee Tech . 6 Miami lOhioI I4 Norlh Dalcola 6 SI. Ambrose . 20 S+. Louis U. . The near capacily enrollmenl in Bradley gave Coach Roberlson Ihe Iargesl Jrurnoulr of Ioolball candidales in Ihe schooI's hislory. From Ihis reservoir of nearly I5O men one of The besl Teams in recenr years emerged. Cap- Iained by Roy Nelson of I-Iighland Park, Illinois, Ihe Braves rolled up a Iolal of I72 poinls againsl Iheir opponenls' IO5, winning 7 of 9 games. I2 2 O O I3 35 7 O 36 Page 180 Back row: A, J. Roberfson lA+hlelic Direclorl, Cummings, Romelli, Pelerson, Allen, Varner, Vanderploeg, Gibson, Hanks, Ludwig, Blackwell, G-ucciardo, Deane Richardson lAssl'. Coachl Middle row: Unruh, Scalamera, Magnuson, Busby, Jones, l-linnen, Calanca, While, Young, Woods, Schmidl, Waldron, Koeppel, Sherwood lAss+. Mgr.l Fronl row: Friedrichs, Hedland, Johns, Erickson, Olson, Gadianski, Slurdevanl, Smargessi, Carney, Scherl, Clalf, Howe Bradle Heser e Football Squad 1945 The Bradley Reserve Team, coached by Deane Richard- son, gave addilional proof of lhe prowess of fulure grid- iron feams. Turning in some sparkling performances, The reserve Team remained undefealed lor lhe season, win- ning lwo games and lighling lo a draw in Jrhe olher lwo encounlers. i Page 181 The foofball season sfarfs ou'r wiH'1 a bang WIH1 games af +he Peoria Sfadium 'N 1 Page 182 A fragic fumble af a Bradley niqhf game Page I 83 jmksmlwswfggff X Firsf down and +en fo go Ramsey goes down! a+ The S+. Louis game Pracfice on Bradley's field X Vs f Page 184 V- L Page 185 Fading for a pass Off Tackle 1 Z' f fa Ooof! I ! .3 Comple+ed forward pass jBl.- Page 186 Pracfice session wifh +l'1e Bradley Braves Page 187 y Wilcoxen, Max Norman, Paul Unruh. Ray Ramsey, Dave l-lumericlchouse, Guy Ricci, Bo Seco d Meinen. Bill Dobler, George Chianalcas, Del Glover, Dan Unruh, Bob Sfrand, Ecl Unruh. A. J. Roberison Th d Joh Cychol, Bob Torman, Foresl Baldwin lManagerl, Gordon Taylor, Don Ashley VARSITY B SHETB LL One of lhe linesl Bradley baslcerball aggregalions 'ro 'rread Jrhe hardwoods was seen ihis year. Led by jump shoi arlisr Paul Unruh and Whirling Dervish Ray Ram- sey, 'rhe Braves gained nalionwide acclaim, amassing a +o+al of 25 vicrories againsl 7 defears in 'rhe loughesl of compelilion. The season was climaxed by lhe appearance of rhe Braves for Jrhe 'rhird lime ar lhe Madison Square Garden lnviralional Meel, where Bradley dropped a close game +o a dead-shoir Wesi Virginia five. K 1 is 4 X 1 l it F -5,6 . Page 188 Pg 189 BRADLEY HESEH E B SHETB LL The Bradley Reserve Team, well supplied wilh heighl and an eye for lhe baslcel, wenl lhrough 'ro an undefealed season under lhe able leadership of Coach Deane Richard- son. The B boys promise 'ro bolsler lhe Bradley courl prowess even more for nexl year's games. Thousands of eyes wa+ch as a bucke+ is made by number l8 The pennanfs are Bradley opponenJrs. Page 190 Max Norman shoofs a lef'r bender Page 191 Unruh on a jump baske-+ Garber again Bobbie Garber gotes In for a baskef Page 192 -1 Ricci Jrries Page 193 Looks like a near miss! Dannie Unruh has H' Wai+ing for The rebound Page 194 Ramsey on his famous flying leap shol ge 195 Dane l-lumericllwouse lI3l and Don Ashley lI4l coming in for llwe rebound Rockef' Ray Ramsey goes in for Hwe kifl The ball's back wiflw Bradley and Garbefs go? I+ Page 195 ge 197 A personal foul on num-4 ber 30. Looks like 2 sholsl 1 Coming in for llwe spill! Paul Unruh shoofs for 2 poinlrs Unruh jumps for one Paq Closely guarded Max Norman +ries for a baskef The five regulars-I-lumerickhouse, Norman, Unruh, Ramsey, Wfilcoxen Page 199 Bradley vs. Wesi Vir- ginia a+ Madison Square Garden De Paul and Bradley baiiie ii oui Page 200 'A A ' .-. lan .. -'ff-Esziiibi l W' b B b Slrand, Ed Zilrn, Don Case, Tony Behrens, Coach Back row: Hal Edwards, Karl KurT, Bill Baurer, Ed Carlson, Manager Ronald xe erg, o A. J. Roberlson ' ' ' l J ., B'll Manlcer, Bobby Garber, Marv Zerwelch, Don Fronl row: Herb FagoT, Guy Ricci, Harry Wilcoxen, Ken Schwab, Ed Sommers, Gen ones i Shelion, Bill Whifeside, Bob FagoT MascoT: Frankie l-luTT x 1948 B SEB LL TEAM The Braves' TirsT posT-war venTure in baseball saw Coach RoberTson's boys come Through wiTh a greaT season. Amassing a ToTal of I6 vicTories againsT only 9 deTeaTs. Bradley meT and deTeaTecl some oT The naTion's ouTsTand- ing college Teams. Don Case. Bradley bacl4sTop. was chosen Tor The EasT- WesT College All-STar game. Don saw acTion Tor Two innings and banged ouT one oT The WesT's Tive hiTs. Page 201 L 1 Glenn Jones driving in a 'fasi' one Adolph Freidrich, second baseman Page 202 I.ippy Don Case affer a foul r Y NL , 1, V ,3 1 f , It ,. yea 2,11 Y . P t, ,U my ,V 'V.'y,3 - '99 . S' -, ' r x S Faye .. K Q Page 203 Guy Ricci leaps for a Hof one Fronf row: Waring Lynch. Clyde Reid, Dusiin Favoriie, Bill Baker, Roberl Schmidr, Jim Conroy, George Moline, George Pape, Bobby Garber Second row: Mr. l-lewiii lCoachl, Ray Ramsey, Bob l-lodges, Wall Eisele, Carfer Bucy, Max Norman, Tony Behrens. Sfanley Plabb, Marv Zerwelch, Asst Coach J. I. Meinen Third row: Fred Rump, Hugh Wells, Bill Miller, Hanlc Hifpas, Bill Jolly, Jim Blame, Vic Cappiielli. Rex Sieinlce, Manager Dean Coleman 1946 TR CH TEAM The power-packed Bradley cinder squad. led by fleei- foored Ray Ramsey, wen'r undefeared in five dual meers. Coach l-lewi+'r eniered his Team in ihe Elmhursi' relays. where rhe Braves drew Third place againsr a field of I5 schools. The Purdue Relays again saw Bradley's sprinr medley relay Jream come Jrhrough over an ouisranding field. Ray Ramsey made 'rraclc hislory in ihe Chicago Cenlrral A. A. U. meer, where he placed firs'r in rhe I2O- yard high hurdles, 220-yard low hurdles and rhe broad jump, all in rhe same day. Page 204 N' ' 'k Page 205 Pracfice session in Bradley's new field- house Ray Ramsey on ihe high hurdles Track pracfice in Hue Bradley Field House Page 206 Organfini breaks fhe +ape Page 2U7 I-lein+zman broad jumping B lc Deane Richardson, Faculfy Manager: Roy Nelson, Roger Fay, Maurice Meyers, Roy Snyder lCoachl Ed Monser, Bob Zicaro, Ken Roclchold, Dan Page, Don Page, Rol Treland BUXI I3 TEAM The addilion of boxing lo lhe sleadily increasing rosler of Bradley sporls was accomplished lhis year. Sludenl- coach Roy Snyder was given lhe reins of lhe lirsl posl- war squad and under his leadership one man, Roy Nelson, was enlered in lhe N.C.A.A. Jrournamenl: Nelson loslr oul' in lhe preliminary bouls afler pulling up a fine showing for lulure Bradley ringmen. Page 208 Page 209 Lell' fo riglil: Clarence l-lassell, Sfudenl coacli Jim Verlcler. Flavel Sliurileff and Roberf Hanson Bradley's linlcsmen. under +l'ie able leaderslwip of Jim Verkler, Jrurned in a very successful season, winning six rnalclwes and dropping only lwo, bolli lo Knox Colleges powerful Jream. Bradley . Bradley . Bradley . Bradley . Bradley . Bradley . Bradley . Bradley . 3 4 7 8 6'f2 QV2 W2 3'f2 Knox . Knox . . Auguslrana Loyola . Illinois Tech Loyola . Illinois . Auguslana 9 5 4 5'f2 QV2 472 3V2 Silling: Rulh Joss, Jean Miclclos, Barbara Dreher, Rulh Gibson, Barbara Schefelbein, Margare? English, Irene Zoss Slanding: Miss F. J. l-losofros, Marilyn Ross. Eleanor Read. Elva Schoafl, Velma Aclwerman , ,A.A,BU HD Delores Confenulo and Marg Hill se? up lo lee off Shirley Garrison and Bobbie Dreher sfarf lhe game Page 210 ... .-Q.. .. . .. ---. A -1-1 Jaclclcnile by Carolyn Archers ready lc gm Rullw and Dolly shake lrandshller a quick game Page 211 S 5 2 5 l l,, 51.-- f 7 X UZ X 1 .l-1.-.1--1 1- 1.111- iii-T 111-1- li J 0' .N 4 c U I I I Q.. 1 n w Q 4 ,,........, f af 1 c f 7 1' 4' . 2 .1 f L-'f,iJ' ' VA' A 5 4 fu ' ' , WA, ff g 4, I 1 ,p we wif f . CHI UMEB Mu Delta Chapter The lirsl nalional women's Greek leller organizalion lo granl a charler on lhe Bradley campus was Chi Omega. Chi Omega has done much since ils lounding in i895 al lhe Universily ol Arkansas by Dean Richardson, Jobelle l-lolcombe, lna Boles, Allie Simonds, and Jean Vincenheller, lo live up lo lheir ideals. These ideals are: lriendship, vocalions, gualily in aclivilies, and social and civic service. The capable presidenl ol lhe aclive chapler ol Della Kappa. Libby l-linch, and lhe grand chapler presidenl, Dorolhy Johnson l-louser, did much lo help bring Chi Omega on our campus. Olher ollicers were: Jean Micklos, Vice-Presidenl and Pledge lvlolherp Carol lvlulvaney, Secrelaryg Shirley Bacon, Treasurer: Elaine Frye, Corresponding Secrelaryg Liz Royally, Social Chairman: Marilyn Ross, Charily and Sporls Chairman, Becky Tollen, l-lomecoming Chairman: Barb Wilsey, Rush Caplain, and Edilh Gorenz, Publicalions. The pure while carnalion is lhe lralernily's llower. The colors are cardinal and slraw. Chi Omega. as well as lhe lormer Della Kappa, has been very aclive in social and campus allairs. To slarl lhe social evenls ol lhe year, rushing leas were held, climaxed wilh lhe lormal dinner. During l-lomecoming, Della Kappa received lirsl division in Slunl Show and l-louse Decoralions. Second Division was oblained in lhe Floal. Grelchen l-loerdemann was selecled lo reign as l-lomecoming Oueen. Olher social evenls during lhe year were: Chrislmas Formal, DK-Sig Phi Dance, Founders' Day Banguel, and lhe Spring Formal, which climaxed lhe year's social evenls. ' l Fronl row: Elizabelh Royally, social chairman: Margarel Thomas, parliamenlariang Elaine Frye, corresponding secrelary: Jacqueline Schafer, pledge molher Back row: Barbara Wilsey, rush caplain: Carol Miulvanay, secrelary: Elizabelh Hinch, presidenl: Jean Micklos, vice-presi- denl: Shirley Bacon, lreasurer Pug 214 Page 215 Fronf row: Delores Conlenufo, Helen Gebhardf, Pairicia Campbell. Georgia Haas, Gloria Adams, Jacqueline Ealon Second row: Maureen Monroe, Elaine Frye, Grefchen l-loerdemann, Lois Frye, Shirley Bacon, Edith Gorenz, Marianne Gorenz, Norma Kenf, Dorofhy Alford Third row: Elaine Nelson, Nancy Coxen, Marian Hoerr, Evelyn Anderson, Lois Knudsen, Mildred Anderson, Joyce Caswell, Helen Goldsworfhy, Doroihy Evans Fourlh row: Gloria Johanson, Elizabefh Hinch, Kalhleen Bales, Ruih l-loeliie, Bonnie Koch, Marilyn Heubach, Jeanne Gray, JoAnn Bruce, Marilyn Eclclund First row: Jean Smifh, Virginia Slraflman, Shirley Phelps. B0Ve'2lY Sumner. Mary Sanders Second row: Dee Royally, Barbara Sirassburqer, Peqqy OConnor, Pal Weulhruch, Virginia Thompson, Jean Miclclos, Ph b V Alf Third rowge Soroalhy Saynrizleers, Elizabeth Royalfy, Doris Schliclcenmier, Virqinia Rucker, Marqarel Thomas, Barbara Wilsey, Lois Osborn, Mildred Anderson, Jane Siebre, Carol Mulvaney . . - Fourfh row: Mary Kay Rogers, Mariorie Salfz, Donna Schullze, Frances Vaniman, Doris Waldmier, Mary Jo Pyle, Mary Jane Norris, Becky Toffen, Jacqueline Pl BETA PHI Illinois Theta Chapter Lambda Phi sororily, oldesi women's organizarion ar Bradley, joined +he narional women's social Tralernily, Pi Bela Phi, in iniiialion ceremonies held May I7, l8, and l9. Miss Amy Burnham Onlren of Chapin, Illinois, grand presidenr of Pi Bela Phi and chairman of Naiional Panhellenic Conference, pre- sided, assisred by Mrs. l-lomer Dewey, local alumnae presidenr. Pi Bela Phi was founded April 28, I867, a+ Monmourh College. A+ presenl Jrhere are also chaprers in Canada and Nova Scolia. This organizalrion became a pioneer among women's frarernilries in one of l'he greal alrruislic movemenrs of Jrhe presenl day. The serrlemenr school a+ Garlinsburg, Tennessee, was esrablished by Pi Bela Phi in I9l7. I+ now includes a college preparalory program, grade, and high school curricula. ln l924, Jrhe group also esrablished rhe Grace Coolidge Library a+ +he serllemenr school. During World War ll, Pi Bela Phi members conlribured lo a fund 'For iraining physio-iherapislrs. Today 'rhey are helping ro finance The relief of war orphans borh here and abroad. The former Lambda Phi sororily was founded in l9OI by seven prominenli Bradley women. Of Jrhese women, lhree are slill living: Mrs. J. l-l. Franke, Mrs. Blanche Frank Sessoms, and Mrs. Mary l-larper Lane. A This year lhe new chapler of Pi Bela Phi has been aclive in philanlrhropic work al' rhe Florence Crilfendon l-lome, 'rhe Neighborhood l-louse, and The Bradley Universily Library Fund. ' OFFICERS Siliing on floor: Miriam Beyer, Pledge Molherg Barbara Wilson, Rush Capiain: Libby Fallcner, Coniribuiing Edilorg Paily Cleary, Social Chairman Siiling on Couch: Sally Slubblefield, Secrelary: Beverly Corrigan. Presideni: Barbara'Sche'ielbein, Vice-Presidenl: Lois Sfein, Sergeanf-al-Arms: Mrs. Miller, Faculry Adviser: Margaref Hill, Treasurer Page 216 Page 217 PLEDGE5 Back row: Bonnie Burkharl, Paula Barlhell, Phyllis Ellis, Marian Krieger, Jacqueline McNally, Joyce Anno, Pal Moran, Pal Michael. Pal Olson Second row: Peggy Clapp, Pal' Slewarl, Susie Bacon, Joanne Gray, Nancy Shively, June Chrislianson, Winifred Werckle, Mary Larkin, Phyllis Proclor, Pal Murphy, Belly Cariell Third row: Elizabelh Knisely, Sally Ryan, Collelle Foley, Lee Leman, Carolyn Powell, Phyllis Reynolcls, Joan Beyer, Virginia Wesl, Rulh Bruniga, Shirley Puckell Bollom row: Shirley Olker, Virginia Trone, Molly Cooling, Frances Hall, Barbara Moore, Bary Blair, Jean Lawler, Jay Deering ACTIVES Top row: Nellie Snyder, Elva Schoaii, Emily Blair, Donna Gingerich, Shirley Garrison, Barbara Scheielbein, Velma Daub, Belly Miller, Jane Roe. Janel Cler . Second row: Frances Slewarl, Beulah Griffin, Connie Bobenmeyer, Barbara,Walers, Geraldine Lamb, Amy Lou Hopkins Third row: Polly Cleary, Beverly Carrigan, Charlolle Krook, Sally Slubblelield, Barbara Mackie, Lois Slein, Miriam Beyer, Margaref Hill . . Bollom row: Miriam Parker, Barbara Wilson, Marilyn Molial, Helen Burrell. Barbara Hari, Rosalie Hilpas SIGMA. HAPPZI Beta u Ehapter OFFICERS FIRST ROW MARNAJEAN GROOM . . Treasurer BETTY TRACY' . . . . . Rush Capfain EDNA MANGOLD . . . . Corresponding Secre+ary EMILY DANEKAS . . lnfersororify Council Represen'ra+ive and House Manager ELEANOR REED . . . I'Iis+orian SECOND ROW GERALDINE TRACY . . Vice-Presideni' GLADYS GIBSON . RUTH GIBSON . LEAH SLOTTER . ALBERTA SAYLOR . . TI-IERESA KUPPER ..... . Social Chairman . Pledge Mo+I'1er . . Presideni' Publicify Chairman Recording Secrefary Page 218 Page 219 PLEDGES Firsl row: Marilyn Johnson, Joy Goble, Marilyn Huslon, Belly Young, Mary Kupper, Louise Sunnesen, Dorolhy Nagle , Second row: Marilyn Werckle, Barbara Oakes, Marilyn Schram, Terry Day, Elaine Andree, Jaylene Brand, Shirlee Brinkman Third row: Barbara Hicks, Belly Mull, Audrey Houghlon, Audrey Madison. Regina Hancher, Marjorie Long, Margarel Woodrow, Mary Frances Shafer r ACTIVES Firsl row: Belly Tracy, Alberla Saylor, Jean Alexander, Geraldine Tracy, Leah Sloller, Roberla Lewis, Belly Hess, Niclcey D'k Second lots: Pal Dreckman, Marnaiean Groom, Theresa Kupper, Gladys Gibson, Rulh Gibson, Margarel Weslon, Carolyn Smilh, Helen Alexander, Milclraiean Green I Third row: Edna Mangold, Connie Slewarl, Belly Blumenshine, Emily Danekas, Shirley Siegfried, Eleanor Reed, Belly Lou Harding, Mary Lou Bradbury BETA PHI TI-IETA The Befa Phi Thefa frafernify began fheir social evenfs fhis year wifh a sfreef dance followed by many rushing parfies. Lafer, a blue-jean parfy was held wifh fhe couples dancing fo fhe music of a iulce-box. The formal affairs included fhe Chrisfmas and Spring formals and a formal dinner for fhe new acfives. The Omicron Sigma chapfer was esfablished on May 22, I926, by l-larold Hufchin- son. The colors of green and whife were chosen and The high ideals of brofherhood, fidelify, frufhfulness, aid, privacy, kindness, moralify, scholarship and generosify were esfablished. This year's officers were Roberf Rogers, Grandmasferg James Neifing, lvlasfer: Jay Gray, Treasurer: Donald Tyler, Scribe: Carfer Bucy, Sergeanf-af-Arms: and Walfer Cloud, Chaplain. ' OFFICERS DON TYLER . . .... . Scribe JAMES NEIFING . . . . . lvlasfer WALTER CLOUD . . . Chaplain JAY GRAY . . . . . . . . Treasurer CARTER BUCY ........ Sergeanf-af-Arms ROBERT ROGERS lnof presenf for picfurel . . Grand Masfer Page 220 Page 221 Firsl' row: Wade Fehr, Arfhur Everharl, Don Carlson, Bob Melzer, George Pape, Don Jensen Second row: John Thafcher, Ed Howland, Harold Barnes, Don Tyler, Don Dielxman, Dean Coleman, David Crone, Glenn Ellmaker Third row: Glen Schols, James Nailing, Vincienf Bellomo, George Moline, Owen Richmond, Arlhur Pillischafslri, Bill Mad- sen, Donald Langer, Dean Shoemaker, Roberl Bower, Roland Derry Fourfh row: John Scannell, William Ashburn, Jay Gray, Carfer Busy, Jim Krumpfinger, James Henkel, Roberf Rogers, Waller Cloud, Bill Cochran V I Firsl row: Dan Cafiso, Marvin Sabin, James Haas, Paul Miffnachl, Roland Treland Second row: Roy While, Russ Dalziel, Donald Murry, Ray Missen, Jules Gifs, Donald Page Third row: Clyde Parrish, Bud Nalfziger, Roberl Hessling, Roberf Lamberf, Ray Behrends, Gordon Morris, Vincienl Byrnes L MBU CHI LPH Kappa Epsilon Chapter Wirh fhe high ideals of brofherhood, culfivafion of good will, pafriofism, sound learning, and fhe observance of fhe laws of God leading fhem, fhe Lambda Chi Alpha frafernify has again had a successful year. The major social acfivifies included fhe Chrisfmas Dance, fhe Founder's Day Alumni Banguef, fhe Spring Dance, Sadie Haw- kins' Dance, and fhe Senior Brealcfasf. The Kappa Epsilon chapfer was founded on May 28, I927, and fhe frafernify's colors are purple, green, and gold. The flower is fhe whife rose. The officers for fhis year were Jack M. Gilleffe, Presidenfg Willard O. Urban, Vice- Presidenf: Irvin C. Neliclc, Secrefaryg Joseph M. Needham, Treasurer: John l. Lounsbury, Rifualisf: Donald L. Caldwell, Social Chairman: and Roberf P. l-liclcs, Rush Chairman. OFFICERS Lefl' fo righf: Will Urban, Vice-Presidenf: Jaclc Lounsbury, Rifualisfg Jaclc Gilleffe, Presidenfg Joe Needham, Treasurer: Bob Hicks Rush Chairman' Don Caldwell Social Chairman' Irv Neliclc Secrefary Page 222 Page 223 ACTIVES . Firsf row: Daniel Cramer, Jerry Smifh, Tom Cox, Lynn Patrick, Bob Slrassburger Second row: Roberl Toll, Don Coldwell, Irv Noliclc, Paul Reider, Bob Hicks, Tom Nevill Third row: Lyle Geeiing. Clyde Reid, Sian Smelz, Byron Blair, Weldon Holi, Don MacKenzie, Willard R. Urban Fourfh row: Joe Needham, Jack Lounsbury, Floyd Arnold, Bill Luflcin, Sum Brown, Jim Coogan Noi presenl: Bill Sullivan, Bill Waplos, Fred Hoseldon, Jack Gillelfe PLEDGES Firsi' row: Bill Hanna, Frank Kirchner, Bob Frye, H. C. Schveneman. Gene l-GHQSTOU. Second row: Dick Digkin, Jack Koeley, Bob Ross, Harold King, Bob Sfovens, Niles Fisher Third row: John Michell, John Koeller, Bill Leilch, Jack Kahnoy, Curl Brandi, Charles Gollney, Wilbur Simmons, Bill Chambers, Mike Deneau Noi presenla Jack Turner, Leo Charval, Dick Duncan SHJM PHI Under Jrhe capable leadership of Dusiin Favorile, Presidenlr: John MacGu1Cl7in, Vice- Presidenlg Jim Cafion, Keeper of 'rhe Archives: Lavern Lang, Treasurer: Charles,Burgess, Assis+an+ Treasurer: William Kilchell, Rushing Chairman: Charles Von Tesmar. l-louse Manager: George Rowland. Assislranf l-louse Manager: l-loward l-louldsworlh, Corres- ponding Secrelary: and Glenn Jordan, Sergeanl-al-Arms, Sigma Phi fralernily has once again upheld +heir ideals of brofherhood. manly qualifies, and scholaslric a++ainmen+. Eugene l-larsch, l-lomer Jacguin, and George Carriel founded Sigma Phi in l9I I. The colors 'rha+ lhey chose were maroon and gold and Jrhe American Beauly Rose for lheir flower. The Sigma Phi's were no+ +o be ouldone This year in l-lomecoming ac'rivi'ries. ln all lhree evenls 'rhey received firslr division: Slunl Show. l-louse Decoralrions. and Floalr. The lradilional Masque Carnival, once again resumed 'rhis year afler being discon- 'rinued during Jrhe war years, was a big success. The olher social evenfs held during Jrhe year were Jrhe Chrislmas Dinner-Dance, Sweelhearf Dance, Year End Dance, and lhe Mo+her's Day Tea. , OFFICERS Lefl' 'ro righf: Speck Peferson, Pledge Masler: Charles Burgess. Assislanf Treasurer: Glenn Jordan, Sergeanf-al'-Arms: Bob Korfh, Recording Secrefary: Charles Von Tesmar. House Manager: Lavern Lang, Treasurer: John MacGuffin, Vice-Presidenl: Dusfin Favorife, Presidenf Page 224 Page 225 PLEDGES Firsi' row: Doug Roszell, Dave Cady, Raymond Krumrey, Roberf Mifchell, l-larry Johnson, Dan Wells, Eddie Unruh Second row: Charles Raqer, Bob McGillen, Gersh Tillcfson, Don Eqqerfon, Ar? l-lodlund, Rasmussen Third row: Earl Johnson, Roy Snyder, Roberf Hansen, Dean Delaney, Bob Pille, Don Locher, Wal? Anderson, Sam Clerk, Chris Hoerr, Bob Vespa, Jack l-leinfzman, Jim Reynolds, Augie Beffmann Fourlh row: Bill Dyer, Bob Jolnnsfon, Harold Allen, Bob Coolcsis, Bill Dobler, Roberf Sfanslow, Byron Pierce, Pafrick McGuire l ACTIVES Firsf row: R. Fierce, J. Dixon, F. Birkell, B. Keflellcamp, Wm. Kumpf, J. Folk Second row: J. Websfer, T. Behrens, A. Anderson, J. Sullivan, D. Case, W. Whilney, B. Sroul. B. Mohr Third row: D. ScoH', W. Dimmick, L. Friess, B. Ingram, J. Sfevens, D. Adamson, B. Slrand, F. Rump, M. Metzger Fourlh row: W. Lynch, J. Madison, E. Irvine, R. Green, R. Jones, R. Carkenord, R. Greeley, G. Jordan, J. Cafion, B. Saurs SIGMA PHI ACTIVES ' Firsf row: J. McDermoII, Addis, F. Tranlina, B. Faqof, Webber Second row: M. Peferson, J. Holme, B. Cady, R. Nelson, B. Burke. E. Schlegel, F. Minor Third row: A. Spores, B. I-Iession, I-I. Fagof, B. Miller, J. Bauer, D. Cox, R. Dunham Fourfh row: D. Dryden, H. Williams, L. Tilioison. W. Siein, I-I. Lylcins, J. Cluslrey, C. While SIGMA PHI ACTIVES Firsf row: B. Lupien, G. Rowland, D. Laulc, N. Endoan Second row: Wm. Kilchell, T. Lahey, R. Doane, R. P. Hossion, F. Sireibich, M. Andrew, Wm. Neal Third row: D. BenIrup, J. Tendering. R. Schwab, E. Zilm, K. Schwab, B. Pnuslian, B. Seifz Fourfh row: J. Murphy, B. Malcovic, A. Hageman, R. Collier, F. Baldwin, D. While Page 226 Page 227 CHARTER MEMBERS I Firsl' row: John B. Hulchings, Presidenlg Dale L. Musselman, Vice-President John O. Schram, Secrelary: Donald O. Legg, Advisor Second row: Ralph Hoyl, Sergeanl-al'-Arms: Edward T. Piclon, Rush Chairman: Paul E. Welch, Chaplain, Frank C. Quarry, Jr., Treasurer Third row: Werner Kubis, Harold L. Landis, William Herbsr, Reber? L. Thompson Fourfh row: Raymond Proberr, George E. Fields, William Gerding, Daniel Edwards l Bradley Llniversi+y's newesl social fralernily, Rho Delia, was founded on Oclober I3, IQ46, consisiing enlirely of World War ll velerans. Those chosen +o preside over ihe group were John B. l-lulchings, Presidenlg Dale L. Musselman, Vice-President John O. Schram, Secrelaryq Frank C. Querry, Treasurer: Paul Welch, Chaplain: l-lugh Norris, Social Chairman: Edward Corrigan, Rushing Chairman, and Ralph l-loyl', Sergeanl-ah Arms. , , The mosi imporlanl dance given by Rho Delia was 'rhe Spring Frolic. A free air +rip lo l-lavana, Cuba, was oiierecl as iirsl door prize and +o Jrhe person selling 'rhe mosl Jrickels. The second door prize was a week-end in Chicago wi+h all expenses paid. They also held an Eggnog parly a+ Chrislmasz . The colors are Chinese red and powder lolue, and rhe flower is lhe ever beauiiiul camellia. AU HAPPA EPSILU BETA ALPH CHAPTER On Oclober 27, IQ46, Bela Sigma Mu local Iralernify was inslalled as 'rhe Bela Alpha chapler of Tau Kappa Epsilon, beH'er lcnown as Ihe Telce's. The Telce's were founded January IO. I899, by Joseph T. SeI'IIes, Owen I. TruiI'I'. James C. McNu++, Clarence A. Mayer, and C. Roy Allcinson a+ Illinois Wesleyan Universily. Tau Kappa Epsilon has always s'rood primarily for scholaslric achievemen+ and is builf upon Chrisrian ideals and Ihe prac'rice of The Golden Rule. Cherry and grey are Ihe colors +ha+ Ihey have chosen. , A Officers for 'rhe pasl year were: Al Fuller, President William I-Ialer, Secrerary: Ray Frilch, Treasurer: Carl Wilhelm, lflisloriang and I-Ioward Ivloos, Chaplain. The Chrislmas Dinner-Dance highlighled 'rhe social evenls. Along wi+h 'rhis Ihey held various smokers which were enioyed by all. ,. , -I 'I 1 III I, I' I I fl fl .I .,! .I , ,I I I Ii ,. ornceas lAe+iveI y Sealed. Ray Frlich, Treasurer, Al Fuller, Presidenf, Carl Wilhelm, Hisforian Sfanding: Bill Haier, Secrefary: Terry Burns, Pledge Masferz Howard Moos, Chaplain Page 228 Page 229 PLEDGE OFFICERS Sealed: Dr. Frye, Facully Advisor Kneeling: Harry Schwarlz, Treasurer: Nelson Muneio, Secrelary Second row: Fred Carroll, Social Chairman: Pele Vonachen, Presidenig Harold Miller,Aihle1ic Direcior: Jim Nylancler, Vice- Presidenf PLEDGE CLASS Sealed: Jack Jans, Monica Miller, Bob Phillips, Eugene Leggett Bob Radcliffe, Jim Hudson, Bob Dravis Slandinqz Dana Throclcmorlon, Sam Chaiierson, Jack Cusick, Bill Liseius, Bud Maihias, John Carlson, Bob Orr, Bud Carney Rex Howard , ALPHA PI FiTTy years ago. January sevenTh, I898, nine ouTsTanding sTudenTs, leaders on Bradley campus. conceived and developed along TosTered dream, The TraTerniTy oT Alpha Pi. These nine charTer members were WalTer Jaclc, Laurens l.. Timpsoson, Frederick O'Rear. WalTer Fuller, Leigh l-larris, John DexTer, The laTe James' Dunlop, Charles Lyon. and George lvlacClymenT. The TraTerniTy was Tounded on The spiriT oT broTherhood and good Tellowship and This spiriT has carried Alpha Pi Through many Trying circumsTances during The years oT The TraTerniTy's exisTence. The pin was originally designed by WalTer Jaclc, and aT The TirsT meeTing The colors oT purple and whiTe were selecTed as The TraTerniTy's colors. The original pledge em- blem was composed of These colors. The oTTicers elecTed Tor The second semesTer were: Vaughn WoodruTT, PresidenT: Bob Long, Vice-PresidenTg George Krosse, SecreTary: l-lugh Wells, SecreTaryg John Thinner, SergeanT-aT-Arms: Don ATTe, l-lisTorian: Jim DieTrich, Chaplain: Flavel Fueger. Marshal: and Bud Squire, PubliciTy. Many dances were held This year. The TradiTional Turkey Day Dance, a gala ChrisT- mas Tormal, The TiTTieTh Founders' Day Banquet a SweeThearT BanqueT and Dance, and The ''never-To-be-TorgoTTen Bum Dance. The Spring Formal compleTed a gala season Tor The Alpha Pi's. i ALPHA PI OFFICERS Top row: Vince Miller. SecreTary: Tom CarTwrighT, ParliamenTarian Second row: Vaughn Woodruff, Treasurer: Bob Poclclingfon, Sergeanf-aT-Arms: Charles Barnewalf, Social Chairman Third row: Wayne Ramp, HisTorian: Bob Ossenbeck, Presidenh Jack Triebel, Vice-Presidenf Page 230 Page 231 Top row: McCoy, Livasy, Fehr. Thomas, J. Howe, Roehm, Young Slandingz l-larsch, Brunnermeyer, Eilers, Fisher, Burns. Schusler, Klingberl Si++ing: Cloyd, Jim Jacobs, Jacobus, D. Marlin, Sauder, Van Pell, Thompson Floor: Roberls, Voigl, Whaler, While l , - '-27 Back row: Simon, Sfeenrod, Sfeacl, Brophy, Millilcan. Biederbeclc, Alllon, Morrow Sfanding: J. Bradshaw. Ream, Grililifh, Squire, Baker, O. Reed, Marcus Siffinga Winkler, Krozier, Krei, D. Long, l.. Long, Henry, Hansen I Back row: D. Derqes, Spachf, Jack Reed, Fla-nlgan, Somrners, Brown, Koenig, Daylcin, Hlipas, Ogolln, Burrell, Blair, Tonqales, Gnnoff, Andrews, Youngmon, Tones, Look Sealed: Yoerg, Talbolr, Poclclingfon, Ramp, Sulo, K. Smilh, Spears Fronl: Marlin, Lynclc, l-lirmcrs, Bob Derqes, Connors g Ang Back row: Bischoff, Krosse, I-lolbrock, Schoenberger, Michel, Carlwrighl, Barnewoll, Evans Sfanding: Hedden, l-lofer, Fein, Sanford, P. Howe, Dielrich, M. Bradshaw, Oller Sealed: H. Wells, Pofler, Woodruff, Ossenbeclc, Pocklinglon, Miller, Triebel Floor: J. Wells, R. Long, Fueger, Woodson Page 232 Page 233 THRU GH THE YE HS! Tecl1 ? Tlwa+'s Hisfory. Les+ you guys forgelrl x A+ leasl you could parln Then. Wha+? l925 l well, i+ says 1896. Sfudenl' Council I9l3. Same Mailman. Differenl lellers mayloel Those famous chapel piclrures. Dark Horse. One way +o earn exlrra beer money. Squaw Queen. What no cow-boys! Well, look! XXX Wonder if Huey can sing. The Sfudenf. To 'rhe Queen-here's Favori1'e . Li++le Audrey. A Dance? Choke 'em, Dan! Maw musi' have EsH1er . You'll Make Corp. Don'1' blame you, Pal. Pays 'ro adverfise. You Park here. 60+ a singer down fhere, Pop? Is 'rhis necessary? I give up. Personalify. Page 234 4 .- f 4 i l f l Page 235 You are il and lilced if. Quonsel' huls here foo. Hum! l'm impressed. Longs! and shorfsl l-lappy Foursome. W. G. N. roday. girls? We see you, Roy. Hum! Firsl' prize bum. Marian and Mary K. Spring bouquet Looking up! I'll Take your picfure. Some Sunday morning. l Masked Carnival. The busy Bees. Snow bound. l've educafed hundreds Timid Millie. Ches+y. For men only. Look good +here. For women only. I+ helps? Happy daze. Old Sigma Ch-i. fa! 5, Cornered. Ten Minuie Break. Exodus. Grounded. G. I. Siudeni. Wigwam bound. Tombs+one. l956. I Urf. Plans for Jronighi? My--- I Man and wife! I wonder? Poor Rabbit Mumps? Bashfu! Swee+ duei? Chrisfmas Vaca+ion. Lunch +ime. Muddyhack. Spring Hwaw. -wSis'!er- Well, ga!s-! Splinferviible boys. More faculfy-more offices! XXX Ug!'1 in person! No car s!1or'rage!1ere. -Eileen. S+!!! in barracks. Page 236 7 23 Page 411' v f? lf' .1 00' sl J' .C 1' ul' 0 4 60' C6-osse0' Qqlp 121 Q 10,31 wc? 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'iff 5 --s -.uw 1 ' ' -' ' . : : 3 'JJ' 3 - ff? xf ' 4al3t,y 'f 'f3 -fv?Tlz+Q ':',': - -v f 2 '+ -'-f ' :'-'pf--g - . l13L?-i22vf2QffEP':f Lam - ,f el iii - m .A ff ffl? of -if l f A 'e 5:5222 'J 'f ' ' -1- an Ti . , .. f .- . l 4511514 1 o l e 5 ll: ' Q 4 l Y' l 44- .N N ' e adfe honored to have played a small ' X. 'H .A 1 YV-.lr I 'N 1- ' . ' L I .pan .mn-tl1e outstandmg development V 4 ' of Blradley University and we extend our . - ' l. . l . A A A ' .ul smcefe w1Sl'lCSL for ws . contmumg advancement. A ,W l',V , 4 f . - ' f-- f ' l G . 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Raymond, 79, I74 Bloomberg, Robert, 79 Blume, William, IOO Blumensliine, Betty, 2I9 Bobenmyer, Constance, 2l7 Boclcler, Willard, 79 Bodish, F., 63, l7O Bohan, William, IOO Bolwer, Grace, IOO Boles Kathleen IOO 215 Bonnet Marvn 63 Booker Tyre 63 Boone James IOO Bordeau Dean l7O Borgan William IOO Bostrom Roy I74 I75 Bottlemy Eleen IOO Bottlemy Lorra ne 4I Bower Robert 4I IOO 22I Boyle Leonard I6I Bradbury Mary Lou 2l9 B adshaw Jack IOO 23I Bradshaw Melvn I66 I67 232 Brady Arthur IOI fawiig. -flfanli BEAUTY SALON 313 Fulton St. Ph. 8225 CLOTHING HATS WARE ANDREEN CO MEN s SHOP Sportswear of All Types 127 SO IEFFERSON ST Modern ICE Refrigeration America uses more ice today than ever before. Over 49 million tons were produced last year. I Clean, taste-free ice is used daily in homes, markets, hotels, industry and hospitals. l Modern ice service is prompt and clean. When used in a modern iced air-conditioned refrigerator it gives washed, pure, humidified, circulated air that keeps food fresh longer and retains essential vitamins. PEOIIIA SERVICE coMPANY P MODERN ICE SERVICE 1122 S. ADAMS ST. PEORIA, ILL. Page 245 Catering To Your Wants and Needs ALWAYS THE FINEST IN COATS - SUITS - DRESSES SPORTSWEAR I'IECI'I'I S BONNY SHOP 225 so. ADAMS sr. ltttttllxttilvitis Ut. Distributors of Standard Automotive Parts and Equipment. Complete Repair and Maintenance Service for Car and Truck 817-31 S. ADAMS ST. Serving Bradleyites Since 1940 BOB LEU Insurance Service Lehmann Building Specializing in STUDENT INDEX Brand, James, I6I Brand, Jaylene, IOI, 2I9 Brandt, Curtis. 223 Bratm an, Robert, I 70 Breen, Dale, IOI Brehe, Charles, IOI Brem, Buford. 79 Brescia, Rocco, lOl Brevig, Constance, 63, l54 Brinkman, Shirlee, I69, I70, 2I9 Broadie. William, IOI Brokaw, Robert, lOl, I74, I75 Brooksbank, G. Richard, 79 Brophy, Vince, 23I Brophy, Walter, 79 Brown Brown Brown Brown , Chrystal, 79 , Claude, lOl , Henry, I66 .Leona, IOI, I74 Brown, Mary, lOl Brown , Richard, 63, 232 .9 ll Brown, Samuel, 222 ASSOCIATED WITH Brown, William, lOl B ' .Th , I69 Miss. MUTUAL ure INSURANCE co. Wg was The cameraman catches a young homemaker just as she's getting ready to pre- pare a jiffy-quick meal from her stock of foods in the frozen food locker of her new 1947 Servel Re-g frigerator. The locker 'is big enough to hold a whole bushel basketful of frozen foods. A Great New Servel for 1947 Now the finest refrigerator ever made! Servel brings you the best, the newest in frozen food storage-in moist and dry cold protec- tion for fresh foods. PLUS the famous Servel freezing system without a single moving part. No machin- ery to wear, cause noise or need fixing. Instead, a tiny gas flame does the work efficiently, depend- ably. Yes-Servel stays silent--lasts longer. I SEE THE NEW 1947 sERvELs AT CENTRAL ILLINOIS LIGHT CO.t Page 246 Page 247 STUDENT INDEX Brownless, Glenn, 101 Bruce, JoAnn, 101, 170, 215 Bruen, Teresa, 161 Bruninqa, RU111, 63, 175,217 Brunneumeyer, L. Roberl, 101, 231 Bruno, Louis, 166 Bruns,1'1e1en,101,161,168 Buclwbincler, Lee, 42 Buckler, Jolwn, 79 Bucy, Carler, 221 Buelwler, Frederick, 101 Bue111er,Jo1'1n, 166 Bullard, Melvin, 102 Bu11oc1c,Jo11n, 102 Bunlin, Samuel, 102 l3urc1ic1c,Sara, 79, 172, 177 Burgard, Richard, 102 Burgess,C11ar1es, 63, 158, 224 Burke, B., 226 Burley, James, 102 Burn, Bernarcl, 102 Burnham, Carclon, 79, 174, 175 Burns, Tlwomas, 228, 231 Burrell, 1'1e1en, 217 SYDNEY DOWELL AND BILL HANNA IN CLOTHES FROM SZOLDS .zzz 1 1 RL 'If'f,.l 7 1 , ' rx.: - 1 1 , Ill! Mg Personal Assistance in Your Selection Gm JEWELERS Street Floor Iefierson Bldg. 1 APPAREL SPECIALISTSH a store for all the family . . . where quality and fashion are always moderately priced. tl: V 5 X -. .- N 1 --.- . I . Ii SO. ADAMS AT FULTON ST. STUDENT INDEX Busey, Robert IO2 CONGRATULATIONS ON BUshe,,, MW ,,,, I I Bushell, Robert l6I BRADLEY S Bybee, Donald, lO2 B , R' l'1 d, IO2 50111 ANNIVERSARY Blfffl, v'ff,C22+, 22I Cadagin. James. IO2, I6I Cady. David, 225 GoLDs'rE1N's Cady, Terry, 80 Cafleriy. John, lO2 Cafiso, Dan, 79, l7O. 22I IEWEI-RY C0- caan, amy, 'oz Caldwell, Don. 222 Callal'1an,Tl'1urman, l75 211 S' ADAMS Callbeck. Neil, loz, nba, :bs Callbeclc. Robert lO2 Calloway, Robert lO2 C Campbell, Eben, IO2, I74 Campbell, Pairicia, IO3. 2l5 ' Campbell, Richard, 63 Peoria's Leading Jewelers Campen' HWY' '03 X Canior, lrwrn, 63 Carlcenord. Robert I63, l65 I69, 225 Page 248 STUDENT INDEX Carlson Donald 22I Carlson John IO3 229 Carlson Richard 79 Carlslrom Clmlon 63 I66 Carney Bud 229 Carney Edward IO3 Carney James IO3 Caron Joanne IO3 Caron Lows 42 Carrrer Clifford IO3 Carrnes Roberr IO3 Carrlgan Beverly 42 IS6 I66 I67 Carroll Frederic IO3 228 55 I6O I69 232 2I6 2I7 Case Donald I6O I73 225 Casey Marilyn IO3 Caswell Joyce 39 42 I75 2I5 Ca+Ion James 225 Chamberlain Mules 63 I73 Chambers Bernard IO3 I66 Chambers William IO3 223 Chanalcas James IO3 Charval' Harold IO3 I55 I7O Charval Leo IO3 I7I Carlwrighl, Thomas. 42, I , , , I 2 flea. Af! 6444, 7-'ine an yomjwu 1..:15:,W Zim: 5'aaz'7 J l I A '4 'M jmfm I IIA' E7 n I .-.1,,,:.---- fr -ff- f t X M! , A 0 4 h -..1. .-.,q QQ.jjgQ,g1, ,,,.,... . ,..,,...,. .,.,.,,,,, A y ,ls A'-5 fm 7' D. sci-IAFFER. lNc. 'twffjwnf' Peoria's Exclusive Furrier I32 S. JEFFERSON 'L'7!'I7i'1'!I W X lllfl a Coke w Kb. 1 ave 's Fr - : 3 V -x 5 .,.?' . ,L C 53 2 -ff.,-' , IJ, ll S Q .f5V,??-sf . ,.- 1, :xo Y XJ 55- fx 1: SV A +a+ W riff 5 ' E-HX? Q -S Qfyim , 3 xg QS Q if .C-I 'file Enjo the Pause that Refreshes BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE PEORIA COCA COLA BOTTLING C0. Page 249 Mm sheer army, sw CHRIS. D. ALLENBACH 409 Main Street PEORIA. ILLINOIS Phone 9109 CONGRATULATIONS TO BRADLEY ON ITS 5Oth YEAR DARLENE SHOP 217 ADAMS sr. BROWN'S PEORIA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 240 S. Iefferson Ave. Phone 3-1256 For sixty years a leadinq business training school . . . offering hiqhly specialized courses in Accountancy, Business Adminis- tration, and Secretarial Science. Fully accredited by the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. Ap- proved by the Veterans Administration. For school catalog. write A. R. BEARD. Executive Director STUDENT INDEX Chase, Burton, IO3 Chatterton, Stuart, IO4, 229 Cheek, Robert, IO4 Chelovitz, George, IO4 Chiles. Jean, 42, I7S, I77 Chipman, Robert, IO4 Chrisman, Byron, IO4, I74 Christianson, June. IO4, 2I7 Clapp, Peggy, IO4, l7O, 2l7 Clark, lvlerrill, lO4 Clark, Sam, IO4, 225 Clausen, John, lO4 Clauss, Arthur, IO4 Cleary, Ava, I6I Cleary, Patricia, 64, I55, I68, Cler, Janet, 80, I77, 2l7 Cloud, Walter, 22I Cloyd, Jack, 23I Cluskey, James, 226 Cobb, Deiwin, lO4 Cochran, Bill, 64, 22l Cogswell, Charles, IO4 Cogswell, Dale, 64 Coker, Robert, 64 2I6,2 r. KEENAN IIsi5oR'TCeooDs SPORT GOODS for GOOD SPORTS 514 MAIN ST, PEORIA. ILL. Page 250 ST DE TI UE Cole, Caiherine, 80 Coleman, Dean, 64, 221 Coleman, Julian, I74 Coleman, Leon, 104 Collier, Raymond, 104, 226 Connelly, John, 80 Connor, George, 104 Connors, William, 232 Conlenuto, Delores, 80. 154, 176, 215 Coogan, James, 156,222 Cook, Morris, 105 Cook, Viola, 43 Cook, Wayne, 80 Cooksie, Bob, 225 Cooling, Molly, 80, 168, 217 Cooper, Frederick, 105 Cooper, Robert 166 Cordell, Marjorie, 105 Coriell, Elizabelh, 105, 217 Corkill, John, 64 Cornwell, James, 105 Cora, Anlhony, 105 ' Cour1'rightYolande, IO5, 175 Cowan, Donald, 105. I74, 175 Cox, L. Dean, 80, 226 Cox, Thomas, 80, 163, 222 Coxon, Nancy, 105, 175, 176,215 Coyle, Robert IO5 Cramer, Dale, 105 Cramer, Daniel, 105, 222 Crawford, York, 80 Crilly, Barbara, 80, 166 Cromwell, Thomas, 80 Crone, William, 64, 221 Cullen, Maynard, 105 Cuming, Donald, 43, 158, 161, 166 Cunningham, B., 158, 166 Curry, Norman, 174 Cusick, Jack, 105, 229 Cychol. John, 105 Daily, Howard, 80 Dalrymple, Donna, 105 Dalziel, James, 105 Dalziel, Russell, 106, 221 . Danekas, Emily, 43, 647156, 168, 170, 175, 218, 219 Darrell, Henry, 172 Q Darrow, Erwin, 106 Daub. Velma. 64, 161, 166, 170, 217 Davis, Bob, 80, 175 Davis, Danny, 64 Davis, Richard, 106, 166 Davis, Robert 65, 174 Davis, Ronald, 106 Davis, Thomas, 106 Page 251 Day, Robert 106 Day, Therese, 106, I66, 219 Daykin, James, 65, 232 DeCroes, Kalhleen, 43, 58, 155, 160 DeGraff, Dorolhy, 43 De lcaza, Herman, 106 Delaney, Dean, I74, 225 Delaney, Willis, 106 Deneau, Mikie, 223 Densy, Roland, 80 4 Denfon, Eileen, 43, 170 DeRewsy, Robert 106 Derges, Richard, 81, 232 Derges, Robert 81, 171, 173, Dergins, Georgia, 106, 166 Dergins, Joseph, 106 Derry, Roland, 221 Devak, Bernice, IO6 Dickson, Theodora. 106, 166 Didiuk, John, 44 Diekman, Donald, 106, 221 Diefrich, James, 107, 232 Dielrich, Myra, 107, 215 Dikos, Nickey, 81, 166, 219 Dillon, Harlan, 107 Dillon, James, 107 Dillon, Leo, 81 232 Dimmick, Wayne, 81, 174, 175,225 Diskin, Richard, 223 Dilch, Calvin, 107 Dixon, Jack. 107 Dixon, James. 65, 171,225 Doane, Richard, 226 Dobbins, Belle, 107 Dobler, Bill, 225 Doedfman, Richard, 107 Doering, Geraldine, 65, 217 Dohnke, Richard, 107 Dollet Leon, 107 Donnell, John. 107 Doren, Mildred, 173 Dougherfy, Kennelh. 81 Dow, Joseph, 107 Dowe1l, Sydney, 107, 171 Draher, Dwayne, 107 Dravis, Robert 107, 229 Dreckman, Pafricia, 95, 219 Dreher, Barbara, 65, 210 Dryden, Richard, 226 Duggins, Jack, 108 Duggleby, Donald, 107 Dunham, Robert 226 Dunkel, Wayne, 108 Dyer, William, 225 Dyke, Donald, 81 1 Eaglin, Robert 108 Ealon, Jacqueline, 81, 215 Ebe, Winifred, 81 Eberhardt Arlhur. 81, 175 Eberhardt Ella, 108 Ebert Emerson, 108, 174 Ebringer, Palfy, 108 Ecklund, Marilyn, 108,215 Edlund, William, 108 Edwards, Daniel, 108, 227 Egerfon, Donald, 225 Eilers, James, 231 Ellena, Eugene, 108 Ellenberger, William, 108 Ellis, Alma, 108, 175 Ellis, Marlha, 108 Ellis, Phyllis, 169, 217 Ellmaker, Glenn, 81, 221 Emser, Donald, 44 Endean, Norman, 226 Engel, Amy, 108 Engelbrecht Carl, 65 Engle, Don, 167 English, Margaret 81, 210 Erickson, Harold, 108 Erlandson, Robert 44, 58, 158, 169 Errion, Glenn, 108 Erlz, Charles, I66 Ervin, William, 109 Eubank, Harold, 44 Evans, Doroihy, 65, 215 Evans, Eugene, 232 Everhart Arihur, 77, 174, 221 Ewing, Allen. 44 Ezzell, Wal'rer, 109 Fabert Waller, 109 Faces, John, 81 Fagot Herbert 81, 226 Fagot Robert 226 Falkner, Elizabe+h, 44, 159, 216 Falkner, Oneiia, 81 Farris, Jim, 109 - Favoriie, Dus+in, 61, 169, 173,224 Fehr, Maynard. 231 Fehr, Wade. 221 Fein, Philip, 232 Fellhauer, Elmer, 109 Fenscholt Carol, I75 Fensfermaker, Robert 109 Ferchau. Donald, 109 Ferchau, Temple, 65 Field, George, 109, 174, 227 Fierce, Byron, 109, 225 Fierce, Russell, 225 Fincher, Lois, 109 Fischer. Clarence, IO9, 23I Fisher, Niles, 82, 223 Filchen, Franklin, IO9 Filzpalrick, William, 45 Flakker, Bob, I74 Flanegin, Roberl, 45, I65, 232 Flinl. Louis. IO9 Flocken, Marjorie, IO9 Fockler, Roberl, I73 Fogarly, Maureen, 82 Foley, Colelle, IO9 Foley, Mary. 2I7 Folk, James, 225 Folks, Roberl, IO9, I73, I74, I75 Forl, Ralph. 82 Forlgang, Howard, I IO Fosler, Robert IIO, I74, I75 Fox. Erwin, I IO Fox, Robert I IO Frey, James, I IO Friess, Lyle, 55. 225 Frilch, Raymond, 45, I66, I69 Frye, Elaine, 45, I69, I70, 2l4, 2I5 Frye, Lois, I IO, I76, 2I5 Frye, Robert 82, I7I, I72, 223 Fueger, Flavel, I IO, 232 Fuller, Albert 45, I66 Furrh, Frank, 46, I58 Gaare, George. I IO Gadianski, Samuel, I IO Gallney, Charles, 223 Gambuli, David, I66 Gares, Robert IIO Garrison, Shirley, I68, 2I7 Garroll. Jerry, 95, 232 Garvey. James, 65 Gasliniau, Mary Ann, 82 Gebhardl, Helen, I IO. 2I5 Geer, Edward, I IO Geeling, Lyle, 39.46, I69, 222 Genung, John, I IO Georgeson. William. I IO Georgi, WaI+er, 82 Gerding, William, 227 Gerslman, Frank, 66 Gelz, John, I IO Gibbs, Jack, 82 Gibbs, Mary, 82, I70, I75 Gibson, Gladys. 66, I75, 2l8, 2I9 Gibson, Rulh, 66, 2lO, 2I8, 2 I9 Gibson, Samuel, I75 Gillelle, Jack. 6l, I59, 222 Gingerich, Donna, 82, 2I7 Gire, Eugene, I66 Gils. Jules, I74, I75, 22I STUDE TI DE Glaser, Donald, I IO Glen, Josephine, 46 Goble, Joy, I I I, I70, 2I9 Goeldner, Paul, I I I Gold, Eugene, I I I Golding, Palricia, Il I, I74 Goldsworlhy, Helen, 46, 2I5 Gorenz, Edilh, 66, I57, I63, I65 2 I 5 Gorenz, Marianne, I I I, 2I5 Gorman, Doris. 82 Golllieb, Julian, I I I Gove, Ellen, 82 I Grabowski, Waller, I I I Graham, Charles, I66 Graham, Dorolhy, I75 Gramm, Lee, I I I Granzow, Daniel, 82 Graves, Howard. III, I65, I73 Grawey, Charles, I I I Gray, Jay, 22I Gray, Jeanne, I I I, I7O Grayl Joan, 66, I69, 2I7 Greeley. C. R., I74 Green, Mildraiean. 66, I75, 2 I9 Green. Robert 225 Greenwell, Lois, 82, I75 Greenwood, Donald, I I I, I75 Greenwood, Virgil, I I I Grey, Joan, I7O Grieve, Roy, I I I Grillilh, William. 23I Griggs, Ray, I I I Griminger, Marlin, II2 Grimm, Rowland, I74, I75 Griswold, Robert II2 Groom, Marnaiean, 2I8, 2 I9 Groover, Harmon, I I2. I69 Groves, Henry, 46 Gucciardo, Vincent I I2 Guslin, Russel, 46 Gulos, Joseph, I I2 Gwinnup, Donald, II2 Haas, Emma, 2I5 Haas, Georgia, II2, I75, I76 Haas, James, I I2. 22I Haberle, Helen, 66 Haler, Bill. 228 Hageman, Arlhur, 226 Hagemer, Calhryn, I I2 Halbersladl, Alberl, I I2 Hale, William. I I2 Hall, Alden, I I2 Hall, Frances, I I2, 2I7 I-IaIsey,Josepl1, 82. I I5 Hammill, Francis, II2 Hancher, Regina, II2, I74, 2I9 Hancock, Edward, II2 Hanks. Kennelh, II3 Hanna, William, 39, 47, 58, I57, I59, I60, I63, I67, I68, l72, I73, 223 Hannages, Robert 83 Hannal, Robert 225 Hansen, Raymond, I I3 Hardeman, Elbert I74 I Hardesly, Harold, I74 Hardesly, William, I74 Hardin, William, II3, I66 Harding, Belly Lou, 83, I75. 219 Hargrove, Bernard. 47 Harmon, Elaine, 66, I59, I67, I68, I77 Harmon, William, I I3 . Harper, Charles, II3, I59, I68 Harsck, Fred, I I3, 23I Harl, Barbara, 66, 2I7 Harl, Rosemary, II3 Harlley, Jerry, 83 Harlman, Paul. II3, I70, I7I Harlwig, Edward, 47 Hasselbacher, Clillord, I I3 Hallenhaus, Herman, I73, I75 Hawkins, Rosalie. II3, I7O ' Hedden, Gerald, 67. I58, I63, I65. I74, 232 Hedlund, Arl, 225 Heins, Charles, I74 Heinlzman, John, 225 Heilz, Merle, 67 Heilzman, Richard, II3 Helander, Helen, 67 Held, Arlhur, I I3 Hemmelslein, Anila, I I3, I73 Henderson, Charles, I I4 Henderson, Duane, II4, I74 Henkel, James, 67, I I4, 22I Henley, Garland, 83 Henniges, Roberl, I74 Henricksen. Thomas, 83 Henry, 23I Henry, Jean, I I4 Henlhorn, Edward, I I4 Herbsl, William, I I4, 227 Herndon, James, I I4 Herzberger. Carolyn, I I4 Herzog, Donald, 83 Hess, Belly Jane, 83. I66, I70, l72, 2I9 Hession, Richard, I6I, I65, 226 Hession, Roberl, 47, I69, 226 Hessling, Roberl, I I4, 22I Heubach, Ellon. I I4 I Heubach, Marilyn, II4. I63, I70, 2I5 Page 252 l ' I I . , I , ,wb , I Youn .- .-1 V. V' Luk: V: 1 I ---n--....- -- Genim Fon W QUALITY Glazfhea eip 4.-f 2 .Luv- ' At 222 South Adams St. STUDENT INDEX ' Q I-IeubacI1. Roberf, 83 I Heuermann, Edwin, 83 Hezner, E. D., 83 - Hickman. George, Jr.. I I4, I75 Hicks, Barbara. I I4, 2 I9 I-Iicks, Roberf, 222 I IieII, Les+er, I I4 I-Iiken, E., II4 I-IIId. Leonard, I74, I75 GRAND RAPIDS I-IIII, Barbara, II4, I74 X HI. 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Rulli, II5, I75, 2I5 Hoerdemann, Grelclwen, 67, I75, I76, 2I5 Hoerr, Chris, I I5, I75, 225 Hoerr, Marian, 6I, 67, 2I5 Hofer, Andrew, 66, 232 Hoff, Weldon, 83, 222 Hoffmasler, L., I66 Hofmann, Norman, II5 Hogan. John, Jr., I I5 Hogan, Robert II5 Hoke, J. Byron, 226 Holbrock, William, 232 Holland, Edwin, 83 Hollis, Carlaiean, I I5 Hollis, Dorollmy, 67, I7O Hoon, James, I I5 Hoon, Nancy, II5, I7I, l72 Hoover, Carol, 83 Hoover, Rollancl, II5 Hopkins, Amy Lou, 83, 2I7 Hopkins, Jack, I I5 Hopkins, Roberl, II6 Hopp, Eugene, I I6 U U Main Store- 108-10 S. Monroe Page 254 THE GALLEY BISHOP CAFETERIA 422 MAIN ST STUDENT INDEX Hornbacher Mary Lou 84 I67 l68 Hornbuckle Gordon II6 Holi Melvin II6 Houghfon Audrey II6 I73 2I9 Houldsworlh Howard I75 Houser Alof II3 Howard Rex II6 229 Howell Shirley II6 I7O Howe John 23I Howe Paul 232 Howe Paulina 84 Howell Wulluam Howland Edwin 22I Hoyl Marl'l1a Lang 48 Hoy? 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Arnold, 48 Kemple, Richard, II9 Kennedy, Edward, I I9 Kent, Harry, I2O Kent, Norma, I20, I7I, 2l5 Kermoade, Arthur, 84 Kerrick, WaIter, I20, I74 Ketchmark, Giles, I20, I6I Ketteikamp, Murrell, 225 King, I IaroId. I20, I73, 223 King, Robert, I2O Kirchgessner, Edwin, I2I, I66 Kirchner, Frank, 48, I75, 223 Kirkham, Donald, I2O Kissell, Tony, I2O Kitchell, VViIIiam, 39, 49, 59. I69, 226 Klein, Edward. 68 GET IT AT Page 258 ? ,. . 1 r 4, ij ig El JIJIHCLIVB BORN PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO FULTON AT MONROE Peorza's Most Complete Pamt and KATZ the CLEANER CLEANING-PRESSING-DYEING ALTERATIONS 2116 MAIN ST PHONE 9221 Apparel for Students Here you wxll fmd the currently popular styles at pnces you can all afford ,, . . 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