Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Page I4 Let's stop at the Tepee for coffee . . . how many times have we heard or given voice to this familiar phrase? Seems that we'll never tire of those hurried stops between classesi the friendly discussions over after- noon cokesg or the song sessions around the piano.

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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

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PRACTICALITY IS THE KEYNOTE Home ec students find that their classes, combined with a term at Winchip House, form a proving ground for their talents. For a monthis duration, the home econom- ics house becomes a residence for each girl . . . while there, she carries out the duties of hostess, house wife, and cook . . . it's definitely education with a practical touch. spawn-'fp' ..f W One of the most recent innovations to be offered on the Hilltop is the addition of a glass blowing class. The course, taught by Dr. Baker, is on the non-credit list, and was introduced as a means of giving fundamentals in making and repairing tubes used in chem classes. ltjs really a time saver when an experiment is about to begin and a tube shortage is dis- covered . . . when these students sing Ulim forever blowing bubblesf' they mean it literally!