Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Art students deeply engrossed in their work as they paint portraits of living models. llilll Page I2 Ntgqmahar Think of all the hours we spent in art or woodworking classes, striving for perfection in our work . . . retouching the portraitf or planing the board just a bit more to assure a perfect fit. Even though the finished product brought admiring glances and the satisfaction of creating something with our own skillful hands, there were many times when we nearly Hgave upfj as had breaks or faulty calculations grew more and more frustrating. Wood working

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- r , X L,.,v-Vpmvltigf, , DORM DAYS WILL FURNISH MEMCRY MATERIAL Wliat Hdorm girln would trade the hours spent in her 'chome away from home' '... the struggle to concen- trate on homework during card or gab sessionsf the problems of keeping dorm hours and arranging late cutsnf and the enjoyment which comes from living with girls from all parts of the country . . . dorm days were happy ones! Top-North Hall, women's dormitory and a Bradley landmark. Below- Dorm row, J womenis lodgings located on Glenwood Avenue, across the street from Bradley Hall and the library. Page I I

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This imposing, gray stone structure is like a familiar face to Bradleyites . . . the gym houses not only physical education classes, but also classes in hygiene, shorthand, typing, and first aid, Nor is its usefulness hunted to acadennc pursuns . .. for on ntunerous occaMons,xve Uansfornithe playing Hoor nno a dance floor as we attend university post-game events. Page I3