Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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BRADLEY IN 1949 will be remembered by all stu- dents for various reasons. Some will remember it as the year when Bradley's famous Braves fought to new vic- tories in all competition as members of the Missouri Val- ley League , others will remember that year as the year when they were listening to popular songs such as Slow Boat to China , lt,s Magical, and the Woody Wood- pecker Songf' It was the year that ground was broken and the first work begun on the new library. Then, there will be those who will remember that year as the time when they finally finished those seemingly endless stretch of learning, when they proudly, yet a little sorrowfully, ventured into the busy, cruel and embittered business world , the x year that everyone thought that spring would never again show its welcome face after months of ice-glazed streets and sidewalks. But for whatever reasons to be remembered, it was a year to be proud of as a year well-spent at , .,., one of Americais great middle- QR L 115 If 'br Fi '45 f A ll D N2 D ff '.'Ju,,w ,J V ,i .Nl X I K 0 -I X 'X sized universities.

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'WH Page 7 v1 -ix THE CAMPUS For each student there 1S a A Fw favorite spot on the Campus the sight of the p N ffirst snow falling against Horology Tower in FB in the great elm trees near towered Bradley Hall . . . ,' f f u if the winding walks leading about the grounds . . . . 'jf s f l , Wk the circle on Institute about which our college days Zf 'J were centered .... the athletic field where we saw the Bradley Braves fight on to new honors in the athletic world .... the campus canine group, chasing and frolicking under the shading trees .... the busy, friendly atmosphere of the Tepee, where new acquaintances were made and old friendships strengthened . . . .the modern, new-look halls of B Hall where we picked up our weekly newspaper and made dates for the weekends .... these are some campus memories. .17 .