Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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i rw if 1 -F: sk if A Lt Col Wfoodrom B Wilmot 1. 1 s .aw N MEN OF THE AFROTC The most famous single group at Bradley are the AFRDTC cadets. Dnly in its third year, it has grown from a small outfit to over 800 Cadets. Their program, under the command of Lt. Colonel Woodrow Wilmot, consists of theory and drill. For the theory courses cadets are placed in two fields, Admin- istration and Armament. The Military Ball and Recognition Day are the most famous of the many activities the men of the AFRDTC participate in. Page I6 Pictured above are the members of the Cadet Staff who carry out the functions of the AFROTC program just as it is done on every Air Force Base. 'First row. A. Field, D. Reischauer, W. Meardy, R, Cady, j. Carson, W. Vanbebber, D. Doty, R. Wolf, R. Bushell. Second row: R. Magnusson, R. Tolg, E. Heinrich, W. Tubman, J. Wright, R. Green, W. Bruninga, K. Steiner, F. Delaney.

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We ra , W Page I8 4 S3153 23 1 g , 5 QW J ,f ST T'x f' it s 1 '- '-' A ws., . it .X W f I - I M is .MX L Lt: 'bfsiva . 1 ig, ,... CAMPUS DAYS WILL BE MEMORABLE The bustle of activity as classes change . . . we hurry from building to building, greeting friends with a bit of news concerning a recent test or an item in the Scout. Or perhaps, if the day is warm, our pace is somewhat slower as we chat about the approach- ing chapel or weekend dance, for we just can't seem to hurry indoors when spring hits the campus! Xlifhat a welcome announcement it was when the prof said, UClass will meet out-of-doors today. But studying while seated on the lawn in the warm sun certainly proved to be a test of one's powers of concen- tration.