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' A N 15 S 2' ' 4 f fi --Qep-an----- S Y . ,l 2 Z' my ef r I , 3 ' I 1 s X, I Mx A 5 , 1 , X mzkffif Adminisfrafion . Afhlefics Clubs . Feafures Greeks . . 124 Classes . . 160 Adverfising . . 205 'Wu-f 1 .F- Y. V ,ap I ' , ??,'?vr :J ' -x 7? 'ff X. - A., I.. 4.. 5 u 1 K 'xx - fr' fa-.Ng K F XXX? Aon Regisfrahon Day The Tieldhouse was converTed inTo a maze oT Tables and counTers Tor regisTraTion week. Upperclassnnen hailed Their Triends and paused long enough To exchange news while waiTing To arrange Their courses. The Tresh- men. wiTh a week oT orienTaTion behind Them, added slighTly To The conTusion while They Tried To Tollow The arrows in The Toyer and c:ollecT all The necessary paraphernalia. ATTer several hours, we were Tinally Through and sTumbling ouT under a load oT boolcs. We TervenTly hoped ThaT iT would be worTh iT all. 'wx . Maas -ll, HWUUYW' Founder's Day n Founder of Bradley Polylechnic lnslilule in l897, Mrs. Lydia Moss Bradley was honored al lhe annual Qclober convocalion. This year, lhe Founders Day convocalion fell in lhe middle of lhe l-lomecoming weelcend, on Oc- lobci IQ. Sludenls already feeling lhe ellecls of lhe heclic Homecoming paused lheir lasl-minule ellorls lo allend The convocalion held in lhe lieldhouse. Facully members, wearing The caps and gowns of Their re- speclive Alma lvlalers, marched in l'he facully procession. l-lighlighls ol lhis 55+h convocalion were l-larold Lynch's recolleclions ol Bradley days around The lurn of The cenlury, and The unveiling ol a porlrail of Dr. Charles Wyckorl, dean emerilus. New Men's Dormifory Bradley's new men's dorm was oTTicially dedicaTed on OcTober l9, Tol- lowing The annual l3ounder's Day convocaTion. ErecTed in liTTle more Than a year, The dormiTory was builT aT a cosT oT fb800,000. The Tour sTory building is The Third large addiTion To Bradley's campus in as many years. Composed almosT enTirely oT concreTe and meTal, The dorm has I56 rooms which house 400 occupanTs. ln addiTion, There is a snack bar in The basemenT. Known as The Braves' l-luddle, iT noT only is convenienT Tor The men in The dorm, buT is a meeTing place Tor sTudenTs loeTween classes. R X 4,8 lg- ! 1- Y? 'Yu '77 HOMECOMING l-lomecoming, OcToloer oT l95l. And among The highlighTs were . . . The crowning oT lvlarilee STrei- pich . . . The STunT Show wiTh The sTirring songs oT The Telces and Sigma Chis . . . The parade held in The rain which didn'T dampen The beauTy oT eiTher The DelTa Chi DelTa or Lambda Chi Alpha TloaTs . . . The unique Tigure oT Alpha Pi's TorTune-Telling house dec .... The 34-6 vicTory over New Mexico A. 84 M. The hard worlc, The sleepless nighTs, The anxieTy, all came To a sparkling Tinish when The winners received Their Trophies aT The dance. 4 ,A N :f Y ajnfni To Nail? un if 7 f PA 226 ffl ld! TO BRADLEY THE TORCH JVKITORY 1 Upper leil: Chi Qmega House Upper righiz Pi Bela Phi Floai Cenier righiz Lambda Chi Alpha House Lower leii: Alpha Pi - Lambda Chi Alpha Sluni Show Lower righlrz Sigma Chi Floal Page I2 MORE HOMECOMING SCENES L S ? 2 2 5 3 3 5 2 2 5 e E i I 5 5 a I The original and clever floaf exhibilred by Jrhe Sig Eps was Hwe mosf oulrslranding of Hwe Homecoming parade. Page I3 -'MF gr? .. Q , . reef? f ?E'Q'ff?:g.1'ff,f fT:qLW THEQE WAS AN DLD VDHAN VHS LIVED IN A SHOE, FEE HAD SD MANY EHILDREN' 'iv SHE DIDNT KNDV VHAT TD npr, .17 . if. ee in Upper leffz Alpha Pi I-louse Show Lower right Sisson House Upper right Delfo Chi Deifa Eloef SOME OUTSTANDING Lower left Chi Omega-Pi Be+a Phi S+un+ Page I4 EM 'mn ERVWE9 -1-ng., x I, , +142-aw .- VIEWS OF 1951 HOMECOMING Upper iePr: Tlweia Xi House Upper riglwi: Tlweia Xi PIoa+ Lower leiur: Tau Kappa Epsilon-Sigma Chi Siurfr Show Lower riglwi: Pi Belra Phi House Z rv . 'r' . . ,.,. X . . x-mf: ,,I1':.i,'-figs,.234'.xi-1,-,Q-.1:rfw.:A -:sf 'f 1 '-1' .wivv-P 2 . i w F 32 4-W 'Qi Z 5 e f Q A 5-We - 4' , A ' 'V ' f f-vqi suis -Q W Q 7 .Q ,favs .. , ww ,- w iv rf' N , .P ' .. y , f 'S 'f P ,. P' ., or 2, , ww X f a A fip' Q . ' - .,, 5ii'2Mw f P y i V , ' A. i 'A ii P . his A f V if P 5fuagi45p6Zggqgfgyggga g4vgQg??p ,, p r zggg -- fr li A .T ,, if fy' 11, f ,--i 2 W Qf f 15 i W 0 SM V 1: . ' f 442 f 3137-by A Q ' f Va '- Qgg'u.?ff J ANY' Q ,riff - ffwcw. M of of : W w.wgf,.-yfX',A 5124-aw ' 'R ,wwf We Q-!'f41,1X 5- x if , ' '- iffgrigriazrkr azxfzaafifiia ga4za4 ?2aQ2,f1iaf5? Q. i-gm e U - fs! 2 W 1 fflskizfiv f ' 'ffm 'QW 'M Hn A ifiaaaeaasff WQQQQQZK. 4zsfzareZ?ebwmy?4Qf?ya hi- Lara Jai . 1 1 ' 'W if f or A f Q 1 Page I5 Qlff ff' 4.4, , 1 fur! 1, Page I6 Sfudenf Elecfions The appearance in early Qclober of cam- paign poslers in B hall and placards along flue campus walks could mean only one Jrlwing -eleclion lime. Calclwy slogans, announce- menl ol plallorms, and campaign speeclwes before llie various classes preceded Jrlie ac- lual voring lor class olllicers and sludenl council represenlalives. Sfudenf Cenfers The Wigwam The Wigwam, manned almosT en- Tirely by Bradley sTudenTs, is The uni- versiTy caTeTeria where reasonable, well-balanced meals are served To The sTudenTs and TaculTy. MQW-H The BoolcsTore We malce oTher purchases besides boolcs and sTaTionery aT The boolc- sTore locaTed on The TirsT Tloor oT The gym -everyThing Trom Bradley sweaTshirTs To souvenirs oT The cam- pus. The Tepee The Tepee, iusT upsTairs Trom The Wig, serves as a gaThering place Tor bull sessions, beTvveen classes snacks, and colce daTes. 10.525 . ' x T- Page I8 gwrf. ' :Pig , . f . ' v De Paur lnfanhy Chorus W. R. Baulchaqe and inferesfed sfuderws Lecfure-A rfs Series .. ,1ul ,.,x' ', 1,- N l XL? A 'S N I X r D 1-gl wlfiff 4, Fieldhouse Acfivifies Carey Rovards, fhe orqanisf The radio sporlrscasjrers wind up a broadcast The crew puf up fhe floor af The beginning of The season. r: nl A 9 9 NZ'-K U' lgll , pil, mul. The Fieldhouse Crew When we saw The lieldhouse crew selling up lhe lloor and Jrhe lour gianl scoreboards, we lcnew lhal baslcelball season was aboul lo begin. Jusl before each qarne, while Carey Rovards played lhe organ, Jrhe floor was mopped Thoroughly, lhe names and numbers of lhe players flashed on lhe scoreboards,lhe Hahn were dnnmed and we cheered aslhe oppodng leanw enlered lo begnwlhe garne. Page 2I have .J , , v, - h ff 4 5,3285- H39-NM Bradley Baskefball When They began Their season wiTh condiTioning exercises on The Track, The Braves were a green and inex- perienced Team. BUT when The sea- son ended, The Beardless Braves were displaying a Torm reminiscenT oT The seasoned veTerans oT previous years. Page 24 When There was sTudying To be done, we broughT our boolcs To The library and chose a Table beside The huge windows ThaT broughT The ouTdoors so close. lT was almosT a pleasure To sTudy aT The modern blonde wood Tables. When we wanTed To Talk, There was The basemenT where we didn'T have To observe silence. The library means Tond memories Tor many oT us . . . The qeT-TogeThers on The library Terrace aT The beginning oT The year . . . Triends made across library Tables . . . lib daTes iusT beTore exam weelc when we spenT an eye- ning wiTh someone special and qoT in a liTTle sTudyino on The side. I i l i il A The Library Page 25 yi . X I 2 Jr 12- ,OL v ki Q72 , , X .ali 4 -. Graduafion Pdlerfourlonq years qraduahon was hnaHy here, bul as we pul on our caps and gowns, we somehow didn'l feel The ioy we had Jrhoughl we'd experience. Now Jrhal This momenl had al lasl come upon us, we knew lhal our years al Bradley had been years we'd remember for lhe resl of our lives. We were slep- pinq up lo receive our diplomas, and our hearls and nnnds were HHed vnlhihenmanes and lhoughls of ourcoHege days 7 4 w Page 27 Page 28 1 -.E ,, 1 'V'-Rf? 31. 4: ae 'Sid '73, t Q45 , 9'-4 R' , - . B f ,. A 4 1,11 mv XY , p V. 74 fhfliahn lnfroducfion fo Adminisfrafion The facully members, responsible for 'rl1e educafion and increase in knowledge of our young men and women, proved +o be more +l1an classroom inslruc- fora-Jhey were ako good fdends. They con+Hb- u+ed in many ways 'io l'l1e grow+l'1, cullurally and in+ellec+ually, of +l1e universily. Almosl 300 slrong, and including many from oufside 1'l1e Uniled Slales, l'l1ey lorougl1+ new meanings 'ro +l1e subiecfs we sfudied. Page Z9 Dr. David Blair Owen, Presidenf Bradley will always be indeblecl To Dr. David Blair Owen for his Oul- slanding acconwphdwnenlsand devo- Hon To The Lhnveryly. VVeH known for hh lnendly snnhng greehng +0 sludenls and lacully alilce, Dr. Owen has wcwked unlnhujy lorlhe expan- Qon and hnprovemenl olaH phases of canwpus Hfe. Page 30 , A-47. i ArThur 6. Haussler Vice-PresidenT OT The UniversiTy Dr. ChesTer E. Sipple Dean OT The UniversiTy Cecil M. HewiH' Vice-PresicTenT QT The UniversiTy Dr. Leo G. Benf Dean of Srudenr Services fe- 5,111 Dr. Clarence W. Schroeder Dean of Men Leslie Tucker Dean of Srudenfs Dr. Olive B. Whife Dean of Women Asa Carfer Regishar Raymond E. Sfrand Direcjror of Admissions 'X V Am 04' I' 5 K q x 'z v L ' x I i aww 1 G 5 B , . i .i'w I I 011 ji as. is -EH 'Q uf U, Ml usa.. .,, 'N'- X are l via, 1 ' N --x Praclical applicalrion of classroom principles avoids a mere learning of Theory on flue parl of Jrlie sfudenl Roberl Jc3I'T1iGSOF1, DGEV1 A1 U .. Y Tig: 45? 1 IQ 1 ' 3. 'E' ? , if - - - - .- 5-1 4' cog Q66 merce ranks as one of The largesl in The counlry. Offering programs of slucly in a wide range of general anol specialized fields of business, Braolley's College ol Com- Page 35 ,Qi A special guidance program is provided Tor The Two-year 'Terminal' sTudenTs, in order To assisT Them in working ouT Their courses and in Tormuli1Ting Their plans Tor The TuTure. Dr. Wilbur W. Grimm, Dean fri., ,sf is if as 2, ,g Junior College The Peoria College oT Bradley was organized To TulTill The needs oT sfudenfs who are preparing To enTer The proTes- sional schools or who desire To Talce only Two years oT col- lege worlc. These sTudenTs are enrolled in regular universiTy classes, or in The evening division. T I t .!,,,,,.,,.,. f... 'V- ' Siva' ,M - 2 '-' r .W ,, ,Aww- The Music School includes many cliflerenr Jrypes of sruclenl groups, mol lhe leasl of which is Jrhe jazz band. School of Music Music al Bradley has a oloulole lunclion: lo lrauwsludenlslorsuccesslulcareerslnrhudc as perhonhers conwposera leachers admin- lshalorg orexecuhvesinlhernuyclndushyq and lo prepare polh prolesdonalahd gen- eral sluclenls for lifelong pleasure In music. Kennelh V. Klncheloe, Dean Page 37 Page The praclice leaclwing required lor lne slafe license is done in llwe Peoria elemenlary and secondary sclwools. School of Educafion 4 The purpose of llie College ol Educalion is ro give irs slu- denls lraining in llfie principles underlying The leaclwing pro- fession llwrougli formal inslruclion as well as by means ol praclical experiences provided llfirougli classroom lraining. Dr. Manley E. MacDonald, Dean 38 The Engineering laboralrory in Holmes Hall provides much ol Jrlie eguipmeni used in Jrlwe many courses in flue required fields oi s+udy. ' College of Engineering The College of Engineering includes Civil, Induslrial, and Mechanical Engineering curriculae. Nol only is The sland- ard founyear progran1avaHakMe uwinese Hehds bul a co- oloeralive live-year program giving pre-iob Jrraining along WHM ine acadennc background E ogered. Russell E. Gibbs, Dean Page 39 Dr. Frederick Slrickler, Dean BenneH' College Two lypes of programs leading To a bachelor's degree are ohfered by Bennell College. Une gives a slrong and carefully planned preparalion for lhose planning lo leach lnduslrial Arls in Jrhe elemenlary and sec- ondary schools, and fulfills reguiremenls lor slale Teachers' licenses. The olher prepares The sludenl for enlrance inlo induslrial and commercial aclivilies in many dihlerenl' yel relaled fields. y many lcinds of machinery and lools lo in H+, ,Ml f 12 6 G' V I Among +l'1e many courses included in Jrliis field are drawing, leflering, engraving, prinling porrraiiure, and sculpiuring. 2'-2 , e k u ' Z l -1 4 c w i i l School of Ari' Srudenls whose maior inleresr is in Arl may obiain a sound undersranding and proficiency in Jrlweir clwosen field of siudy. As in any universiiy program where Jrlie Fine Arls are offered, The School of Arl recognizes Jrlwe imporlance of developing nol only a slcilled crafrsman, loul also a per- son wiln a good general educalion. Ernesr B. Freed, Dean Page 4I School of lnfernafional Sfudies The School of lnlernalional Sludies al Bradley provides an enlirely new plan ol undergraduale sludy, combining a broad pohhco-econonnc and hkloncalpackground wHh a group of up-lo-dale Jrechnical courses indispensable To Tu- lure execuhves and noi generaHy ogered on The unden graduale level. This program merely olllers a well-in+e- graled program of carefully chosen eleclives which are added To The slandard plan of sludy, and does noi comflicl wHh eHhera generalbudnesslraunngcnrlheslandardlype olhberalark educahon. Dr. Alexander Baird Dean Page 42 The lnlernalional Affairs Forum regularly discusses perlinenl' problems in currenl ahcairs Many of lhe classes in Jrhe graduale school are conducled in an informal slyle which permils and encourages more freedom ol discussion and exchange ol ideas. Graduafe School Graduale sludy is ollered lo sludenls who hold a bache- lor's degree from an accrediled insrilulion and lo Bradley seniors of superior academic slanding who are wilhin lvvelveihours of compleling undergraduale Jrraining. Ad- mission lo graduale sludy is granled only when The appli- canJr's record suggesls a capacily for advanced work and indicales subslanhallJndergraduale lrahnng in The parhc- Mar hehiin winch he purposeslo earn a graduale degree. Dr Raymond Lepley, Dean Page 43 x? ' .f -..viv- -.- N ...I -,n -Q,-A ...Q . A, A N ,rn 111, x-.1-g... ' 1 U 1 .1 l 9.132- S ::::f'5ff'1:' QS W, - ..--,-.-N'..-:1f','85?i2::2311. .x ' .1 '-.., 'I-5 53YIfZ!f::lf:f,ff '1 ,U Maul. U H H,-'Q .-n, I . ll ' ,. n , . 1 A,JE:,2'.1l5g.'. .'- ,.'- , ,' 1 1 ' .- ' ' 1 '93U.21'1?t'1x- -V'-'12z.'2'f1'-'- 'E A ' -'.-, 83.1.4 . 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K, sqqpw The year l95I- T952 was a year oT changes in many ways, and aThleTics came in Tor Their share oT re- organizaTion. Perhaps mosT surprising was The an- nouncemenT in November by PresidenT Owen oT The universiTy's wiThdrawal Trom The Missouri Valley ConTerence. The Fieldhouse raTTers had never rung as They did The nighT The ST. Louis Billilcins bowed To Forddy's boys Tor The second Time in six weeks. WiTh The coming oT spring, The aThleTes reTurned ouTdoors To Tace a Tull schedule oT warm weaTher sporTs as The year's aThleTic program drew To a close. Page 45 Foofball 1951 The Tour won and Tive losT record oT The Bradley UniversiTy TooTball Team oT I95I is Tar Trom indicaTive oT The overall Team abiliTy. A Tew hard losses aT The hands oT highly-TouTed opponenTs could easily have ge,,,,,,d -'9,,,-- Merfes been Turned inTo Brave vicTories and a Tar more impressive record. Coach Bus IvlerTes, in his TirsT compeTiTion as head TooTball menTor aT Bradley, had much power To dis- play againsT Tampa in The TirsT game oT The '5I sea- son. The naTionally-raTed Tampa squad was easy piclcing Tor The Braves as The MerTesmen came Through To a resounding 32 To 6 win. The Drake Bulldogs wiTh Their all-American, Johnny BrighT, were nexT on The Braves' lisT. ln a real hearT- brealcer ThaT could have gone eiTher way, The Bull- dogs sguealced Through To vicTory by a 20-I4 score Page 46 as BrighT brolce Charley Trippi's collegiaTe ground-gaining record. The Bradley gridders ran inTo more Tough Missouri Valley compeTiTion as They Taced WichiTa and were beaTen, I5-6. Wayne, New Mexico ASTM, and Brandeis were all over-powered by The improving Braves as The l-lillToppers amassed lI5 poinTs in The Three games. A DeTroiT Team which had given NoTre Dame a rough Tussle, barely edged Bradley by a 7-6 score as The Braves scrapped To The end. The Braves Then ran inTo compeTiTion which was a liTTle Too much and were Thoroughly Trounced by Toledo, 38-I3. Cn The Tinal season daTe, The Brad- ley squad invaded Bowling Green where iT was de- TeaTed, 20-6. SCORES New Mexico ABM Bowling Green Bradley Tampa Bradley Drake Bradley Wichila Bradley Wayne Bradley Bradley Brandeis Bradley Delroil Bradley Toledo Bradley A153 Kyiv 2 I W Ti? 'liz-Q fl ' Ti I AD 34 iQ, 5 Firsl Row Heinuger Levonlan, Sfimac, Lenders, Wells, Hall, Weeks, Decker Ingram Philbee PeHy Malone Second Row Burnell Granl Downing, Waller, Elmes, Garrison, Bushell Deiniger Nighfengale Van Ellen Bell Roberlson Third Row Davis l-lvde Jacobs, Sei+zberg,S1amp, Marr, Chermany, Bishop Muranfe Miller Fourlh Row Turner Brady Zimmer, Busse, Schick, Tooker, Timmis, Kranz Goins Espirifu Kampf Merles Schrall Larson Kelly Jacobs hijrs pay dirr againsl' Tampa 55 , , Dale Decker carries in Hue Brandeis game. Page 48 J, ,94x. I Drekes all-American lnalfbaclc, Johnny Brigl'1+ being wresfled +o The Turf. ...........--.....,1..,- ---v1.-------f-v- --V ---f - - Sophomore fullback, Jim Elmes, drives egainsi Bowling Green. Halfbacic Heiniger and Fullloack Davis in aciion agains+ Jrhe Tilrans of Deiroir Universiiy. A 41. A 5 , u A 2 ' .4 M A .grew J,e! nf f . AM Q N-vw i f fwvZ'BJ- ,s x Y M A' ,-, , 1 rf' Q r ., X T i Z ' ' ,, ' 5:7361 5 Li 'A . . ,L ,. . .. . WNGW Page 49 Gerry Jacobs abour fo Take a hand-off from Quarrerback Bob Wafson, In play 45H. aa S 1 , H . H , Play NO. 45H. O Q O O O O Ng Q ra 1 an Page 50 Philbee rips off yardage Hwrough Drake's forward wall. WiTh The end almosT in sighT, our TooTball season draws To a close. Graduafing Gridders Aid Foofbali Building IT is generally recognized ThaT considerable eTTorT has been devoTed To building TooTball aT Bradley universiTy in The lasT year. The chieT reason Tor This is ThaT much sTronger compeTiTion has appeared on The Brave schedide n1recenT seasons. ln The TooTball season oT I95 l, The Braves showed good promise Tor TuTure years-The building program is in Tull swing. AlThough The Brave Team oT l95l was essenlially a young one, much crediT and recog- niTion is due The graduaTing seniors on The squad. These men were responsible Tor some ouTsTanding perTormances and did a Tine iob oT Teaching The underclassmen a good college Team spiriT and a Tew Triclcs oT The veTerans' game oT TooTball. Following is a lisT oT The graduaTing gridders: Gill Bell, PaT Brady, Bill Bushell, Jim l-leiniger, l-larry l.evo- nian, George STimac, Tom Timmis, Arnold VanETTen, Ralph Barclay, and Leo Davis. BoTh Barclay and Davis are now in The service oT Uncle Sam. Page 5I If 25511. . ,.,,.. ulf . ,mrf wfw.lm H A ., ll -.-A as ' ififvx 5 'Ugg-5,'5f1., - A 29.14 nygv' ' Elm. ,chi - A A ,I C3 fx A - On Floor: Davey SuTTieId. FirsT Row: Albeck, I-IilIs, OTT, O'ConneII, Carney, MaThews, KenT, BosTon. Second Row: BabeTch, Riley, EsTergard, PeTerson, Goelzer, King, Re-mmelsberger, Coach Anderson. Baskefball 1951-1952 Coach ForresT FordcIy Anderson showed his brilliance and baskeTbaII know-how as he Ied his young '5 I-'52 Bradley Team To a very respecTabIe I7 and I2 record againsT some oT The ToughesT coIIegiaTe compeTiTion in The naTion. The Braves, sTarTing Tive men who had never sTarTed beTore, Two oT whom had never seen varsiTy acTion, were nosed ouT in The season opener wiTh VanderbiIT, 55 To 5 I. I-Iowever, a much Tavored IVIinnesoTa guinTeT bowed To Bradley on The Gopher Tloor To a Tune oT 58 To 54. STiII on The road, The Braves Taced a very good Duke Team and really Took iT on The chin by a score oT 87 To 69. ReTurning home, The I-IiIIToppers Thoroughly smashed The Sodaks Trom SouTh DakoTa, 72 To 35. IT seemed as Though The Braves were going To keep To The one IosT, one won rouTine unTiI They were beaTen in Two games in a row. One oT These losses Forres T Anderson Coach came aT The hands oT The sharpshooTing ST. BonavenTure, and The oTher saw ThaT Big Ten rival, Purdue, subdue The Braves 60 To 54 in a Thriller ThaT The Boilermakers pulled ouT oT The Tire in The IasT minuTes oT play. The Braves Then wenT on To win Ten oT The nexT I2 conTesTs. Among These wins was The spec- Tacular, double-overTime, 57 To 56 win over The Mis- souri Valley champion, ST. Louis, on The BiIIs' Tloor. On The road again, Bradley IosT Two To Oregon STaTe and beaT WichiTa, 67 To 48. When They reTurned home, The Braves IosT Two hearTbreakers-one againsT Drake, 57 To 56, and The oTher againsT Oklahoma ABM, 6I To 59. Then came The second ST. Louis game when The Bradley men came Trom a I3 poinT deTiciT To deTeaT The Bills Tor The second Time in The season, 6I To 60. The Braves wound up The season sTrongIy by beaT- ing I-IousTon 54 To 50 and Trouncing DeTroiT 7I To 63. Page 53 IYKIKIKII IK'lY1YI'FVFll!1llblbiblKl KIKIIIIQP Ili! U!l1llhlLLll l lllilfi IIIIT ' 5,0 2 35 J f ,M THE BRAVES i V ll, . W55x , 4 j if , x . ee-f'D 'f X, K. D if kj' . if ...M I ' X, . H W-v i! 'IN -- , V F i Buzz OH- e i' F I Jzgiziig: i V In i f 4- ,. .,, 53 i i e ei f iiii i 1 1 , H i 7 ye' ' i f ' f V N E' V , ill- I i V i f Dick Goelzer I ' ggi L X -t ' '-. V rv, V In . , V AW ' ,A -1f, f . QE- John Riley Bob Carney iighfs aqainsf S+. Louis. ' f , 7 ' fr .:,',,,1T i i. .4 XJ. 431 5 I , .PTT ' fgii ' 5' rg. , Z 1- 1 'iii B- X x 5 vig' , H bg I if , r A fi if x u ss Bob Carney ' R iff : -rv, - , :Q iff :Xi-1. f.. -..Il A .. .11 L ' ' ' Ge e si A' ' af S - - u , 1 , , rf if X 3 . gil' X Q 'S , M Af Dick Esfergard rvnvnnnnnnnnuuuuurmNnnmnunxumzmnrurhmmmnm1s1:xxunnnnnwwnnunm:nuuu , 1 M i Riley and Esfergard Team up in baffie wifh Hue Aggies. ' ix.. .V 1 A 15 1: H' g ' g, ,,,f 'fig mf EWR' 1 , , vy-. ,,f ' , Lx-wily li .fff EQQ K V-Qlgrxlgf 'dika '55, 1' Lee O'Connell Carney goes up for Jrwo againsi Wichi+a. fi' e.:i 'M J , rs H + .,.f N ' fi fi .i A N i . 5- Ki'-f ' , 1 . - 'I 2 , PLE-f r ij ii M 5. -,sf ' X , 1 . 'Q' -' . , I if?-mi 41 ,fl , ff i i -A1522-5' i -fp. .i , . -' 3,9 - 5 ' - ' c1.bx',A.- 1-W'-' Q' -5, , , -ff. 'if J - Gia ,. :'..,.- ,, ,ig5,g., in 'e A faisa' , im' 1'w H , ii: 'Wi :raw +L' 'L f :- :syn , f - ' D vw?- - - 1. z-:f- -X 1 ffwfi -, W- C ' -'-22,2 . '29, ' J ' Dick Pe+ersen Page 55 1 -- W 1 ,N 1 fx . cw PW-ef G TQV5E'll1 U free Si Lu 2 5 i'f'E'C. Vere ' 3-22 C scfaffcwes icf lggge 55 ww rg,- Page 56 ae ,-f ' ' rf-4 ,A A QA' .-,3- : 1 . TLA! 1-' ' I - O x..-lfgx .,, ldelil LL JS' Xx 1 xg XX m .I fs,-pq - 0 L' ' 1 IW ff' 'G- ylvl - gul- L I ' ' 1'h'1.i' Ill I! all an rb l in IUDI an ll ll ull! Ill HU -I lllllil ' -' - llllllll . I ' l-UHUII ffm Cowl ef we rag-2 ' I f,-4005, , ,M -W mom: C Cyrxeh 'S :cf 'ffc agahsf Vamoercllf 1 K . 0 ,, A s 'JN - , . 5' 1 X 1 V . I' I K ? ...--f f . 5 n.. I Q F ' 5 'yin 1 wllu' ' n ll t ' S ll 'XL 1 1- , . , . g . 1 - , n v U .um un A- . . vm wg . lllllc . H'IHl mv! - I 'Isl Ill: IH , 4-.ml.1 n , 1... 'H- I! , -5 . u ul' ya e VQW .- 4. We E-- -Q ' 'e X: 'we 'ae 541 W, B - Mf- xo ,R .r ,A ., , ..J, 1 Jfw-. ' ld! QFQ RN an' V? Goelzer helps EsTergard in The DeTroiT game. CrediT Where' CrecliT ls Due ATTer The pasT baslceTball season, iT would seem unTiTTing noT To menTion some oT The people who made iT all possible. FirsT, Forddy Anderson who Tools a bunch oT green baslceTball players and coached Them inTo a Team, a Toe To be Teared by The naTion's leading guinTeTs. NexT, The men who manned Forddy's sguad. CapTain Leroy Buzz CTT-The play-maker and cool head oT The Team. Bob Carney-The sophomore all- American candidaTe who was voTed mosT valuable by his TeammaTes and who led The Team in almosT all deparTmenTs. John Riley-The man whose TighT and re- bounding gained him The respecT oT all comers. Dick Goelzer-The big man in The piyoT posiTion. Diclc EsTergard-The cool sophomore who really made his shoTs counT. And all The reserves who baclced These men and Turnished such able supporT. And lasT buT noT leasT, The Bradley Tans who Turned ouT so loyally To boosT The Team morale. The '5 I-'52 season, cerTainly, was one oT which we can all be proud. X... K' Page 57 SCORES Bradley Mississippi Bradley Bradley Mississippi Bradley Bradley Loyola U. Bradley Bradley Pensacola Bradley Bradley Pensacola Bradley Bradley Corry Field . . Bradley Bradley Wlfiiling Field . Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley in ,Tm ri it Wifi JN: X Wisconsin Drake S+. Louis S+. Louis if Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Delroil . . Delroil . . Arkansas . . Arkansas . . l-louslon . . . l-louslon . . . l I Camp Breckinridge Camp Breckinridge Wisconsin . . Camp Breckinridge Camp Breckinridge ,ga RQ! if A , ' 4 ,U l I 4 n . x 1 X, N B l 1 Q I X 'I 'Q 1 I ' X - J R X , if . . .xx Ir . , U Q . 4 V' A X , ,Tb , ,N X ,-.gf F . H+, T f A -ZF. ' A T ' 4Q.a X fs ' N H . KJV: Tx 'QAJ lx i I I., , ,AJS , . - ,Q I ' 1 fl f,f r5W'is':t X f 1' ,, , j . - -' T, .5-'fir iws, , ' ' . ,L ' iii3 i-,Nw - X -- . ' '-w 7 Z1 4 J V. : ,,-,?f,f,..A'l-.34 N .,, j H V I X . ' - .g.',': 4, A - . W :QI I 'fi . in .. V' I - h A -A ,1'i,g,,q-L. 1 'L l , A ' , .36 5 -. ' ' w..'.':,,' 'L s . . ' . - '...'? -'Tha Bri i . - .v., - -4,4 -. , V: -'- . ,, - ', V nl: --- . x . .Q'-H - 4 - . , L... - ,N - Q l , , 3 2 ' B - - ' ' Q it yi ',, ' igiv. B i .,.K.i I ' Q 1 .V fg ' - j ' -I A --We . ' I ,- i l Y . 9 . . - i -Q Q , :Qs V A . ' 2 -Y - X. rv? ' ......:i' at Q' Q- .iff . I a x I ' i ' .. CALL. - . , FirsT Row: l-laTTield, Newell, WaTson, l-lowarTer, KumpT, Hills, MeTzger, SuTTer, Urban, Malpede. Second Row: Mgr. STevens, TuTTle, Monroe, Bell, Zimmerman, RoberTson, Syngel, Jacobs, Wilson, AlTord, Coach Schrall. Baseball 1951 The l95I Bradley baseball Team under Coach Leo Schrall compiled a TerriTic sea- son's record oT I7 vicTories againsT only Tive deTeaTs. ran up a seven-game winning sTrealc by l-eo Schfdll-Coach On Their annual souThern Trip, The Braves Trouncing Mississippi and Pensacola Twice each, and Loyola UniversiTy, Cory Field, and WhiT- ing Field once. lT was on The reTurn home ThaT The Bradley nine ran inTo iTs TirsT deTeaT aT The hands oT a sTrong Wisconsin Team, 7 To 4. This beaTing seemed To spur The Braves on as They brolce inTo an- oTher seven-game winning sTreak, downing such Missouri Valley ConTerence Toes as Drake, ST. Louis, and DeTroiT. Arkansas also TelT The power oT The Brave aTTaclc as iT dropped Two To The Bradley Team. l-lousTon Then came To Peoria and Toolc a Two-game series Trom our Braves, Thus insuring Their Missouri Valley crown. To Tinish up The season, Bradley dropped anoTher conTesT To Wisconsin, buT beaT Camp Breclcinridge in Three oT Tour sTarTs. The Breclcinridge squad was composed oT eighT Tormer professional baseball players. Led by Their capTain, Bill TuTTle, who hiT aT a .408 clip, The Braves' Team baTTing aver- age was 294. This Turnished comTorTable power Tor The Tour Bradley piTchers, Diclc MeTzger, Dale l-laT- Tield, Zaclc Monroe, and Don AlTord. MeTzger and l-laTTield were boTh undeTeaTed in Their eTTorTs, MeTzger winning Tour and l-laTTield Two. Monroe's record was Tive wins againsT Two losses, and AlTord compiled six vicTories along wiTh Three deTeaTs. FirsT-baseman Gerry Jacobs led The Team in runs baTTed in wiTh 23, and was Tollowed closely loy Cap- Tain TuTTle who lcnoclced in 2l runs. Page 59 Bradley leaves Hs mark on Hoosier Home ground. 'Ev v yy- O gu- 4 1'Si-1 ff' NI' curls M. - a N, . Page 60 7 bils V94 Ont I W at Qulluelder Bob l'Iowar+er lays down a perlecl bunl in fl An unidenfified Chicago player upsefs Bradley calrcher, Corky Roberfson, in a play air Hwe plalre. C21 I J 9. 1 Kigig . jf? II 'fx C' Q si : uw. A close play af Hwird in+I'1e Bradley-Arkansas game. y Page 6l Iowa Slale Teachers Relays: Drake Relays: SI. Thomas Relays: Cenlral Collegiale Ifllosedl: Cenlral CoIIegia+e IOpenI: A. A. U.: Scores Javelin, I-Iasenslein Isl Sprinl Medley Team, Isl Shol Pulr, I'Iasens+ein 3rd I-Iigh I-Iurclles, Philbee 2nd Broacl Jump, Walson 2nd Pole Vaull, I'Ieiniqer 3rd I-Iigh I-Iurdles, Philbee 5+h B. U. 44If2 poinls, 2nd place B. U. 3IIf2 poinlrs, 3rcI place B. U. 7 poinis I-Iigh I-Iurdles, Philbee 4+h Low I-Iurdles, Philbee 3rd Javelin, I-Iasenslein 3rd B. U. 65 poinfs, 3rd place Ray Ramsey, Coach Dual Meefs 5IIf2 - Monmoulh . 42 - Marquelle . 44 -Nolre Dame . 65 - Illinois Normal . Triangular Mee+ - Drake . . 50 - Loyola . . M.V.C. Meei' B. U.: 39If2 poinls, 4Ih place I 79V2 89 88 66 69 F T Row: Vncfor, Conibear, Musial, P ppel, l-lyde. S cl Row: Mgr. Holloway, WaTson. D ning, l-leiniger, TheriaulT, Far- II Coach Juska. Th d Row: l'-lasensTein, Davis, Philbee, sTrand, Gregory, Serrup. Track 1951 The Bradley Track and Tield squad, under Coach Tony Juska. goT OTT To a slow sTarT in The l95l campaign. The Braves were Trounced by lvionmouTh in The season's opener and came ouT Third besT in a Triangular aTTair againsT Drake and Loyola on The Bradley cinders. IT wasn'T unTil The ST. Thomas Relays ThaT The Bradley Thin- lies perked up and placed second wiTh 44lf2 poinTs. The Braves Then wenT on To win a Third place in The CenTral CollegiaTe Comcerence meeT in Peoria and in The fX.A.U. ln The big Missouri Valley Comcerence meeT, The cindermen oT Bradley came in TourTh wiTh 39lf2 poinTs. Jim Philbee, a sophomore during The I95I season, was perhaps The ouT- sTanding perTormer on The Braves Track squad. Jim, Tilling The big shoes leTT by Roy Grieve, hurdled his way To Tame and helped make Bradley known on The cinders. OTher ouTsTanding poinT-geTTers on The Bradley Track squad were Don l-lasensTein in The shoT puT and iavelin Throwing evenTs, Dave WaTson in The high and broad iumps, and Jim HehngerinThe pob vauh. Page 63 Golf Coach Don Ashley's linlcmen Tinished The I95l season wi+h 5 wins and 6 losses againsT some oT The TouqhesT compeTi- Tion Bradley has ever Taced. They also raTed a TourTh in The MVC rneeT aT Tulsa and qualiTied Tor The play-oTTs in The NCAA TournamenT aT Columbus, Ohio. Bob Toqilcawa again led The Team by losing only one dual rnaTch and never shooTinq above 77 in compeTiTive maTch- es. Togilcawa was also co-medalisT in The MVC GolT Cham- pionships aT Tulsa. reland, Coach Don Ashley Tennis Coach Les Tucl4er's neTmen compiled a record oT 7 wins againsT 5 losses Tor The l95l season aqainsT some very sTrong comIoeTiTion. The l-lillToppers meT and deTeaTed such Teams as Knox Twice, Dralce, ST. Louis, NorThern Illinois, l.l.-l-., and ST. Ambrose while They bowed To Illinois STaTe Normal Twice, WesTern Illinois, ST. Louis, and The Ll. oT lowa. Dave lvlarlcin played aT The number one posiTion and was capTain oT The Team. SCORES CenTral CollegiaTe lClosedl: B. U. I7'y'3 poinTs, 4Th place A. A. U.: B. U. 53l,'2 poinTs. 2nd place Dual MeeTs B. U. . . 32lf2 e Drake . . . 7llf2 B. U. . . 23 - MarqueTTe . . . 72 Triangular MeeT B. U. . 64lf2 - U. oT Chicago . 37 - Loyola . 27' f,llll 'Q A y i l . Tj 'KA Ti Indoor Track 1952 The Bradley indoor Track Team Tared quiTe well in The I952 season. ATTer Taking a sound deTeaT in a dual meeT wiTh Drake, The Braves came back by winning a Triangular meeT over The UniversiTy oT Chicago and Loyola oT Chicago. ln The oTher meeTs oT The indoor season, The Braves placed second in The A.A.U. aT Chicago and came in TourTh in The CenTral CollegiaTe ConTerence meeT aT NoTre Dame. The Bradley Team wound up The indoor schedule by Taking a Thorough Trouncing Trom MarqueTTe. FirsT Row: Coach Waino Thompson, Bill McKinley, Jaclc Franklin, Seiichi Shimizu. Second Row: Mgr. Tom Dirksen, Fred:I.ux, Diclc I3riTze. In WaTer: Roy Kearns. The Tankmen The mermen Tinished The season wiTh a record oT Three wins and six deTeaTs. The Tanlcmen also placed second in a Triangular meeT wiTh MonmouTh and WesTern Illinois and TiTTh in The NorTh CenTraI Invi- TaTionaI in which eleven schools parTicipaTed. Coach Waino 'I'hompson's mainsTay is Fred Lux who excels in boTh The breasTsTroI4e and Tree sTyIe. Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Waino Thompson, Coach SCORES 32 - Kno X..... 52 52 - Illinois STaTe Normal . 29 40 - Knox ..... 35 49 - NorTh CenTraI . . . 35 33 - Missouri School OT Mines SI 8 - ST. Louis .... 76 I4 - DePaul .... 66 20 - WashingTon unavefsiiy . 63 25 - Loyola . 58 Page 67 '3 m'a- Jalal Page 68 Cheerleaders The Treshman cheerleaders aT Bradley came Through lilce veTerans despiTe Their youThTul- ness which coincided wiTh The youThTulness oT The hoopsTers. Never beTore have Brad- ley Tans responded so highly and wiTh such ovaTion To The lead oT cheerleaders of The red and whiTe. Barb AlTpeTer and lvlilce Cody sTarTed ouT The season wiTh TooTball and were laTer ioined by Joan l-larnilTon during The baslceT- ball season. The Maiorelles provided slrilcing hall-lime enler- lainmenl Jrhis year during bolh loolball anol baslcel- ball games, and also parlook in The half-lime cere monies al Sl. Louis. The Jrwirlers were olirecleol by lvlr. Lawrence Fogel berg. The Jrwirlers are lvlarilee Slreibich, Lois Sliar- wallr, Louise Nielson. Joanne King, W'illa Sue Sillon, Gloria Snedden, and Jean Swiger. T I f Drum MaioreH'es Page 69 Z' f y 2 -Si. r , ss o2.,.f- . f, N, .+,,, ,, 4 ggi. v' - ,Q ., ,vV,V W -.-...Z I . ' i - wi J --'14 ' -' i W '- .- r ' 'w's.,Q fr' ' '- K-Y - . Q ,Q-.Ju . . 54. 1' , J g l . , I - -. , ' 5 --.. ' , - ' -, N ., - , lnfer-Frafernify Afhlefics lnler-lralernily sporls lhis year have been lceen and aclive under The successful guidance ol John Du+ch Ivleinen. The compelilion was rugged and lhe honors lhus lar have been more divided lhan in Jrhe pasl. Alpha Pi slarlred oul ils alhlelic program wilh an undelealed record in loolball. Sigma Chi loolc Jrhe highly conlesled baslcelball Jrrophy and was also lirsl in bowling and swimming. The wreslling and ping pong championships wenl To Lambda Chi Alpha and TKE again reigned supreme in volleyball Page 70 -- -1, .- ',g Q ,- 4 - . . C 'MS . -'- 'JJ . n - 1.1. L- ,. il- A r' ' Smal..- 'Q Fralernily men malch muscles in 'rhe lnlerlralernily wreslling malch. 4, volleyball game. Thela Chi and Lambda Chi Alpha compele in a 4 5 Bob Schick and Don Shaver ol Thela Xi Jream up in a ping-pong doubles malch. Bibb Zimmer aifempls To bloclc Bob lvlcClurg's shol in a bas- lcefball game belweeri Sigma Phi Epsilon and Delia Upsilon. Page 7I 3 Tw 1 V 2 R -. 'K H. , , . , ,.... A . 1 . T' T V-.1 .- is -- '25-1-jqgg, . ..,-,, -.-v,..- -, , 52449-,K iufjrz- g. 'T' 1 l-lui O Ailcane aT pracTice Long pass downTield U T :fl Going Tor a birdie 1 T :'f'3! ,f'E-5'x.' Lf - Wren-. Men's lnframurals Bradley lnTramural AThleTics played a large parT in Bradley's aThleTic program under The highly successTul direcTion oT John l. lvleinen, CoordinaTor oT all lnTramural sporTs on The hillTop. The year round sporTs program in- cluded all phases oT acTiviTy. The V952 baseball champ was Los Toros who losT The all school championship To The inTer- TraTerniTy champions. The Mad DraTsabs were The basl4eTball champs and wenT on To 75 ' win The all school championship by deTeaTing Sigma Chi, lnTer-TraTerniTy champs, 59 To 47. Dick WicksTrand was high scorer wiTh 27 poinTs. Ed l-lancoclc Toolc The singles crown in ping pong, and Duane PeTerson and Don STamp Teamed up To win The doubles. l-lancoclc also deTeaTed Franlc King To win The TiTle oT all school champ. CongraTulaTions are in order To John DuTch Meinen Tor his Tireless eTTorTs in building up The inTramural sporTs program To The TinesT in The schools hisTory. Page 72 Page 73 Women's lnframurals Under The direcTion oT lvliss Jean l-losaTros, The Women's AThleTic AssociaTion provided spiriTed year-round TournamenTs on campus and several Trips To member schools oT The W.A.A. To malse up a well-Tilled calendar Tor Women's inTramural sporTs. Each year The W.A.A. organizes Tourna- menTs among The six sororiTies and inde- pendenT girls in Tield hoclcey, volleyball, swimming, basl4eTball, badminTon, Tennis, archery, golT, and soTTball which gives every girl an opporTuniTy To enioy and compeTe in her TavoriTe sporT. Miss I-lull and Mrs. STegner are The TaculTy advisors oT The W.A.A. board. The remain- der oT The board is composed oT represenTa- Tives Trom each sororiTy and The indepen- denTs. i l i ' i , 1 if ' , 1 ' i ,',,,,.',, i Q V ,, 5 ,, ,T , ',' it 1 JL 3 - y, , , i , Y W , i , ' Peg Keil wafches Phyl Kacinslci's aTTempT aT a Ten-TooTer l l Slugger Barb l-lunT and CaTcher Jaclcie SchwarTz warm up. T l: Rozanne l-losTy abouT To score a bulls eye. Qi l 1 Si' A 4 8 . in ., y -I V GI' Q' 4 FA ,uv-, fy ' . J . fc ,fzf f T' ' A - - . A :I-3' . I Vp Ag, X 04 4. . - 4401 ' f- I ., ' 1 ' f N A uf' ----Q-..,.x .n,:fv.'.: ',Qs.,Q-...- I ' .2 ,.,.x . Q-,- lf. 1 n . . Q - 1 Q ' x r.'l 'I ' . I ' 4 I , .-.,.'. -, Q' ., '. v,f -' - I ' s . V.,-- NJN . ..,,' ',,d.7'- - . L-V 1' . 6 4 J , . n P n S 1'-fi Infroducfion fo Organizafions Wifh over eighfy sfudenf organizafions on campus, if wasn'f hard fo find fhe ones in which we had a special inferesf. Besides fhe academically inspired clubs, which gave added imporfance fo our class- room sfudies, fhere were organizafions devofed fo special inferesfs. The honoraries elecfed new mem- bers who had proved 'rheir inferesf in a special field. The governing boards gave us a chance fo express our opinions and worlc for fhe general beffermenf of sfudenf life. Whefher we were commiffee mem- bers or held offices, we parficipafed willingly in fhe various clubs, made new friends, and gained addi- fional knowledge. Page 75 Board of Con+rol Isl Row: Fran Nye, Edward Pril- lirl, Glenn Pusch, John Quinn. 2nd Row: l-larry Wafson, Did Koepping, Henry l-lirsch, Bill lull, Roberl Jamieson. Women's Self Governing Board Isl Row: l-lilda Wilson, Mary Chianalras, l-larriel l-lale, Ba,- bara Suller, Marilyn Gaden, Re- nee Will. 2nd Row: Barbara Birlrel, Cyn- fhia Spalding, Miriam Schulln, Leya Sommer, Donna Worner. Joan Scofl, Lois Ellioll, Darlene l-larbin. Page 76 Sfudem' Council Is'I' Row: Jean Voighrs, Marcia Oakley, Leva Sommer, Cynlhia Spalding, Susie Verner, Carole Sahtord. 2nd Row: Gerry Berry, Glenda Rawls, Ann Caldwell, Warren Reynolds, Karhleen Sheehan, Mary Wellingron, Jirn Sroclcdale. 3rd Row: John Riley, L. E. Nor- Jron, Advisorg Jim Peferson, Rich- ard Koepping, Jack Milne, Pele Velde, L. H, Tucker, Advisor. Nr N . may 'sv' ,,.-uc vY'5 li Sludenf Council Associa+es Isl Row: Lorene Sims, Monica Green, Laverne Nylen, Virginia Burler, Merle Aschenbrenner Mary Jane Duncan, Joann Hin- richs, Barbara Hull, Pal Middle- lon, Mariorie Meinen. 2nd Row: Carol Scoil, Marlha Thomas, Mary Oakley, Audrey Andress, Shirley Hagen, Marilyn Leineniger, Deidre Markle, Bar- bara Palmafier, Carol Henry, Joan Crisly, Janer Wilhee. 3rd Row: Sally Hopkins, Mariorie Marklin, Helen Speck, Mary Lu- cas, Jack Gillespie, Edward An- derson, Joann King, Barbara Work, Grelchen Kenl, Mary Wighlman, Margarei' Pool. 4rh Row: Don Pichilino, Kenny Tomblin, Bud Balle, Hibbard Cas- selberry, Bill Buhrman, Gloria Scherer, Rulh Sleiger, Gloria Snedden, Nancy Herriman, Jean Berry, Paul Lee, Bill McGauvran Phil Buland, Tom Dirksen. ln+erfai+h Council Isl Row: Audrey Moreland, Bar- bara Birkel, Margarel Barleli, Hilda Wilson, Hannah Gold- schmid+, Darlene Harbin, Marcia Oakley. Znd Row: Barbara Henry, Grace Broadwell, William Lum, David Sweelnam, Jack Hari, Sue Gil- lespie, Jackie Glick. Page 77 lndependenl' Officers lil Row: Belly Brady, Lanfihorn Meeker, Barbara Carlson. 2nd Row: E. ia coma, Dm Zfi l nick, Joe Grace, Earl Schnoor, Jr., Gene Hobauqh. Alpha Kappa Psi lf' Row: John Baller, Tom JGC- quin, Jack Willmins, Joe Binder, l-larold Mack, Gene l-lobauqh, Gene Ccclr. i K 2nd Row: William Grabou, Jar l-larl, Jim Orphan, William Pear- son Russell Gibbs Richard Pas- lcu Dal? l-laflif-ld, Bob Owen, 3rd Roi--1 Jchn Mclbhedran, Neil Chandler David Bayer, l-loward April, l-larold Gaede, Reber? Johnson, Edward Pollel, Dick Murphy Arl lrillel. 4+h Row: George Clinebell, Ad- visor: Murray Brown, Bob Slaclf, Ecb Johnson, Bob Rundin, AI Campbell, Don Palon, Don Slan- lel, Jim Baleman, Jim Toltner, Chuck Gcodi.-iin, Bob Sundberq, Gerald Tupperx Advisor. Alpha Lambda Della l-lilda Wilson, Sally Poller, Do- lores Manuel, Joann Kinq, Pal Allhaus, Carlee Chesler. Page 78 Federalion ol Scholars Isl Row: Joanne Myall, Donna Marcus, Shirley Kemp, Ardilh Mehrings, Marcia Oakley, Dianne Schuller, Delores Manuel, Marilyn Bowmann. 2nd Row: Barloara Jacobs, Jo Ann Scoll, Pal Allhaus, Doris Srnilh, Ida Gene Mahle, Belly Lindslrom, Carole Salford, Car- lee Chesler, l-lenry Sludnilci. 3rd Row: Mary Agrue, Sarah Caullcins, Norma Warrick, Maxine Morrison, Palricia Wilsey, Elea- nor Monier, Max Wessler, Marvin Sleclc, Hilda Wilson, Karen Smilh, Norma Rodems. Omicron Della Kappa Isl Row: Odell Powers, William Ryan, Roy Gillespie, Roger My- ers. 2nd Row: E. J. Riller, James Re- lerson, Richard Barrow, Palriclc l-lodges, Max Wessler, Arlen Field. Page 79 Alpha Phi Omega Isl Row: Nicholas Bina, Slove Kasza, Roqc-r Lemplce, David Wil- lrey, Leroy Selraquaplewa, Jaclc Gillespie, Bill Linsley, Georqo Rorler, Laird Carler. 2nd Row: Tom Chell, Roberl Johnson, Lee Beams, Richard Velde, Dr. LeRoy Kohler, Asa Carler, Maurice Boyd, E. J. Ril- ler. 3rd Row: l-larold Maclc, Don-Bid Parish, Ben Rehwall, l-lib Cassel- loerry, Bob Maresso, l-larlley Pier- son, 'lom Parrish, Lowell Gray, Jack Dinon, l-lunler Mermall, Ar- lhur Leploy, Jaclc Schaller, Rich- ard von Kampen, Jim Dillon, Wil- liam Sorensen, Don Marlens. Y' 'SID' 1 ann..- 5 4. 459' Chimes Isl Row: Sallie Whelan Wilsion, Nancy l-lunl. 2nd Row: Donna Worneia, lsl Rowi lrnlarry l.uCaS. Fincln. Page 80 6 Q' l-lilda Joyza Clyde ,fi ,Jill . . .fi Eg. GP qx-' Pi Kappa Della lsl Row: Warren Reynolds, Pere Velde, Marcia Oakley, l.. E. Nor- 'fony Mrs. L. A. Curiin, R. A. Neberqall, l-l. E. Dybvig. 2nd Row: William Eoeqe, Rich- ard Bingarnen, Beverly Eisle, Mor- gan Kier, Robe-rl Campbell. Walcapa Isl Row: Diane Scliuller, Marcia Oakley, Delores Manuel. 2nd Row: Carlee Clwesler, Mar- ine Morrison, Pal Wilsey. Norma Warrii:lr, Dorolny Furnald. Della Phi Delfa Isl Ron: Marfha Samuelson, Mary Ann French, Nancy Oliyei, Margarel Pool, Diane Kino' Sue Gillespie. Zncl Row: Ray Briflon, Marjorie Barrel, Wanda Miller, Maxine Morrison, Marilyn Bowman, Hib- bard Casselberry. 3rd Row: John Landon, l-lerb Sfeinbach, Lucie Selbaclcen, Jo Ann Ford, Bob Freeland, Hilda Wilson, Marvin Sfeclc, Par Larnp- rnan, Mariorie Nibblin, Harold Rayburn, Richard Kennedy. Phi Mu Alpha lsr Row: Charles Purcell, AI Boulron, Dorn Mazzola, Dick Nel- son. 2nd Row: Frank l-lerrnan, John Cornelius, William Craig, Torn Kennedy. 3rd Row: Torn Parrish, Ralph Sraidohar, Wayne Roelolfson, Richard Wolf. K2 9, rf 0, 2 Sigma Alpha lo'ra lsr Row: Bar ara Farris ane Slaley, Donna Scherrner Delores Lulcachlco, Judy Graham Llli n Mislcow, Margarel Crowley 2nd Row: rn: Ra Mari n Bowman, Joan Jones Doe Clarlce Mary Sneller Janice Bralr Peggy Larowe, Joyce MacDonald 3rd Row: ra Orr Marr n Weiner, Ellen Greenbanlc Jean Swiger, Donna Pllederer Eleanor Ehlen, Mariorre Swanson Joanne Biggs, Margarer Galbrearh Nancy Collier Sociely of Aufomofive Engineers lzl Row: Rolzerr Norling, Earl Gray, John Hennessy. John Forresr, John Culpepper, John Ruscas, Jlrn Deyo, Ed ST-aan, Chesler Srranrz, Harry Lu- cas, Charles Rauschkol, Sian Mallery, Rex McCorrrriclc, Wayne Blysrone, Bob Jeilers. Znd Row: Ed Srroehlein, Charles Price, Rfnald Manes. Lee DeBoer, Boll Heulher, Arlrhur Honghron, Advisor: Diclr von Karnpen, Joe Fedor, Harry Webber, John Taylor, Bernard Rent, Hof.-ard Clarlr, Don Cherry, Dick Gainey, Bob Srrrirh, Bob Srrennrrrel Lawrence Bess Don Gorrselig Diclc Eighellrraur, Dorn Mazzola. Q-. N7 .1 . Sociely of Civil Engineers lff Rcy--1 Richard Royrally, Erwin Gerflr Arr Relerson, Richard Meyer Jarnes Sanlarelli, George Fail. Ind Roy-.: Dennis Maher, Viclor Fanlen, Bernie Renlz, Henry Banlie, Wayne Miller, Ernesr Kellersfrass. 3rd Rm-.3 Gene Salch, Ralph Brcrrilrs, Fred Rogers, Ken Rear- snn, Dcn Wallace, Dale Knuppel, Dcnald Day, Alberr Kellerslrass, Mechanical Engineers Club lsr RCN: Shogulre Naruse, Donald Cherry, Bob Jerlers, Bill Brown. Bob Olfrnan, 'Znd Row: Diclr Eichellcraul, Don Gollselig, Myron Daily, John Cul- pepper, Rex McCormick, John Forresi, Wayne Blyslone. 3rd Row: Hanlc Janus, Diclc Tiarlcsen, Jon O, Roe, Lawrence N, Bass, Earl Gray, John Carson, Harry Webber, Roper? Moore, Slan Mallery, Harold Rifchie, Ed- ward Slroehlein, Richard von Karnpen. Page 82 Indusfrial Engineers Isl Row: Harry Lucas, Clyde Saurns, Oscar Tuflle, Joseph Feclor, Alfred Smilh, Charles Rauschkolb, 2nd Row: Fred Hansen, Che-sim' Nickols, Frank Carone, Henry Thomson, Donald Sheppard, Elink. American Chemical Socie+y lsr Row: Bill Culley, Ed I-ledman, George Parrenr. 2nd Row: Wu-Tsuan Wong, Paul Shaw, John Sa'rhoT'T, Bob Fues. 3rd Row: Don DeLong, Mark Paulson' Beghar Singh, John Shroyer, Insfruclors. Fu+ure Teachers of America Isl Row: Joan Dennis, Beverly Dennis, Deidre Markle, Helen Speck. 2nd Row: Hannah Goldschmidr, Pal' Alrhaus, Marie Conley, Sara Caulkins, Glenna Jenson, Barbara Palrnafier. 3rd Row: Marilyn Slaller, Jean- elre Taylor, Phyllis Tale, Renalli Grolo, Margarer Schaefer, Doro- rhy Dedeaux, Sally Porfer, Mary Wellinglon, Nancy Weidner. n i I ,, I 'Lx ll 'Waals' '-.v 972415 1 Qing l -ali' nL.f..............g.1,-,H-v-.-..... R. annum-1-mww.. -muuunxnnnmmmnmunaxmnnmrmlnn L, lx! Mask and Gavel Isl Row: L. Sommer, H. Hale, N. Herriman, M. Macklin, J. Clirisly, M. Ringe, J. Bayles, S. Gillespie, D. Marcus. 2nd Row: B. Work, C, Henry, D. Harbin, R. Brown, M. Sneller, H. Wilson, D. Scliuller, D. Manvel, H. Speck, D. Smillw, M. J. Har- field. 3rd Row: J. Myers, D. Campbell, G. Holmes, J. Rulwaak, T. Dirk- sen, A. Arnyx, J. Berry, D. Wor- ner, M. Leininqer, M. Morrison, S. Slevens, J. Reinliardl, P. Wes- Teier, D. Geronsin, B. Kaulz, H. E. Dybyiq. Home Economics Club Isl' Row: Belly Brady, Helen See-ly, Joan Cooper, Judy Grae ham, Parn Cassiday, Pairicia Rowak, Joyce Gibbons, Florence Sliinagawa, Jeanne Bayles, Lor- ene Sims, Be++y Linslrorn, Mare iorie Meinen, 2nd Row: Nancy Flinl, Lois Bae Con, Eleanor Reichert Margie Woiodworrlw, Barbara Maasberq Lois Ellioll, Fran Myers, Takelo Nlfla, Gloria Sieg, Winlress Web- sler June Eubanks, Louise Niel- sen Mari, Lucas, Donnalee Hia?- 'nan 33'bara l-linkle. Foreign Trade Club lf Ri--.3 -lgnn Riilnerl 'llneressa lil a'fi 'i Dr, Cabrera, Inj Rf,-.3 Kawisl Hannoudi, Mi- riae Maiely Leu Smilli Franl -i an iii- . , , . .1-l... ...,,v. 1 , ,li U' :.:.:vL-..,I . .. ., ,, , 9 -1--:J-I .lv ' . . .. English Club Isl Row: D. Marcus, N. McCool M. Sneller, J. Jones, D. Pyle, M M. Kissinger, S. Balmer. 2nd Row: I. Mahle, D. Poiier, D Smilh, S. Jacob, J. Eubanlns, M J. Schroen, B. Palmaiier, M. Lu- cas, P. Middlelon. E 3rd Row: P. Hopkins, J. Peier- son, S. Sleyens, L. Smilh, A Fischer, J. Reinhardf, P. Wilsey L. Nylen, E. Monier, D. Camp- bell, J. Myers. French Club lsr Row: Norma McDonough, Grace Broadwell, Mary Wighl- man, Marilyn Gaden, Ruih Lein- webes, Barbara Jansen. 2nd Row: Earl Minnich, Lois Sfiarwalf, Miss Kamloly, Advisor: Rosalie Landsman, Emily Ray, Donald Thomas. Spanish Club Isl Row: Vera Zyznieuslcaia, Val- erie Sfewarf, Donna Marcus. 2nd Row: Philip Perchonelc, Dr. Orliz, Advisor: Mariorie Tilus, Bob Anderson. Page 86 Hawauan Club w c u N545 5 Mau 1 Taaa 5 Skmsa :J M5 ma c 5 SH r-asawa ?uCf VV 5 ri O OC O3 'W Nadu EI Wah da :z Cak :1 V1 C N5 Square and Compass all J Way .. ls? Ref-': Fra :Isis Af? lk : 5' gan! T'c '5s Saf'c '- fee He! swaw Henry b f , REE-fc: SH 5d5. Ke-'yeV ' fo. Zr R3-'12 Beffy kf, ? N5':y Hfg FWOVETTCE' X7 d . , ' ' e'..g5.N T5ke+c NEH5. 31 Qsf-: R':'5': Woeg B. To- wa 15, S. Snfmifu R 'ef T ,E- ra-fa Kee' Ue:HE, I-levy Cfun S'51'e'.' T:kEg5.-,5. - 1 5' QCA: rw ge ' ' SCF Maw 5 ?-s' S: 5 K:---5N::,c Ve'a Z.: e-sf5'5 Sena. S g Mafefe 35, N: '5 '5 eN F-4e'f7e- 5 Ceese' Je-5'e e Raw Teffw T' Ne Ee5':' He e'. V, Q:--1 45 5 F-15 :,:1' H' 'es' -iaseze--.5 -3: Cge SF: 5, e N5'-se ' J' SRV 22,235 ,ea s5:1:'e Sr.-.5f': :'5'- 3e'e's:e -: F2':'e Da fn Ki A3'iiS. 3': 3:--1 Grate 5 ': Secg. 3 :e' Se's,e E: YJ: He -x5': wie' C- cecce' fafzn Nete' S'5:e. CW' Sera E5 .:e E: Were' A-2.13 A N4a'e.a'e f-f: 2'-3' N' 'H St- Qt -e Cuz- Cam 3' Dt.-. Te: Fe'e 4. isaei Jfffif' S'3:i'3 fran Fake fy, Hate Ha . Laias Qetef P-A 3- fee 5-'a ee'. fe: Qt.-.1 3-I 'Q Bene' Gevq C'e,e Q3.5 T' :'sC' fav S.--ee ,. Dtcef' Pas? Aww Sue' false Skis. 3: 33.-.: E,ge'e Effe' Ea fe'--5 A e' Hi i,', CJ' ':'5'f Seize 9. Bet- ' Se H Ei: Ciwzze' A. -5 W -13,gge' Ni '3' VF, DCT C5 '-'1Ci'e':- S, V. F2 Tw? 3 Tac 'Nl:-3'2' I . I Young Women's Chrislian Associalion Isl Row: Carole Krelschmar, Janel Whalen, Barbara Suller, Mary Lucas, Mariorie Meinin, Margarel Barlell, Darlene l-larbin, Lois Sliarwall, June Eubanlcs. 2nd Row: Joan Jones, Donna Poller, Marilyn Slaller, Belly Cooling, Gloria Snedclen, Grace Broadwell, Jo Ann Ford, Audrey Moreland, Winlress Websler, Jane Mead, Maxine Morrison, Belly Lindslrom, Ginny Dawson, Sybil Slevens. Secrelarial Club Isl' Row: Janice Gersler, Joan Chrisly, Barbara Birlcel, Dolores Kuelner, Carole Pelrie, Carole Clerlc. 2nd Row: Norma Dixon, Cindy Spalding, Solrona Smilh, Marie Smiley, Pal Richmond, Dee Kie- ser, Mary Lucas, Barbara Scoll. 3rd Row: Joann King, Sallie Whelan, Nancy Weidner, Sheila Balcer, Eleanor Monier, Maxine Morrison, William Craig, Denzel Jines, Shirley l-lagen, Sue Cole- man, Mary Caslerlon, Jeanne l-laverlcampl, Marie Conley. B Club lsr Row: David Walson, David Marlcin, Bob l-lorwalh, Jim l-lein- iger, l-luberl Williams, Jaclc l-lills, Leroy OH. 2nd Row: Warren Viclor, Glen Farrell, Raoul Theriaul, Richard Melzger, Bill Urban, Tom Timmis, Roy Kearns, Bob 'l'ogil4awa. 3rd Row: Waller lngram, Tom Moore, l-larry Levonian, Bob Walson, Ken Wills, Ron l-lall, Don l-lasenslien, Leo Davis. 4+h Row: Don Delong, Donald Ashley, Arnold Vanlfllenu Emil Syngel, Gil Bell, Bill Bushel, John Meinen. 5+h Row: Bill Zimmer, Ken Weels, George Slimac, Bill Roberlson, Morgan Downing, Bob Slaclc, Don Walz, Wendell Childs. vb CI? ' s we-'Q' gk Page 88 zuuun-nun-M nu uuuunfrn 1-1 RIBIHHI I i A Bradley Chrislian Fellowship lsr Row: Tom Johnson, Lauren Dodd, Clillord Woller, Bolo Schick, John Culpepper. 2nd Row: Grace Lindholm, Mary Jane Robson, Mary Agrue, Doris Phares, Alorie Poller. 3rd Row: Carl Nelson, Jim Hein' lqer, Grace Broadwell, John Hud- zialc, Ed Yuno. Chrislian Science Organizalion ls' R:--.: Joan Jones, Sherrill Macleffer, Fran Nye, Brewsler Jchnscn, Advisor. Qnd Row: Gilberl Knapp, Jail l-larr, John l-lennessx, Roberl' Si- denies. Highlanders lf' RC.-.1 Barlfare Carlsen, Diana Klfll, .lranne l-lrddes, Lois Sliarf wall. 2rd Run: Shosulne Naruse, Hiro- sre l-laseoal-.a, William Lum VVll'l-ern Nichols, Selsuo Yuno Ee Frel-le, Rev. Dcnald Leqq Ao.iwtr. Hillel Club Isl Row: Hannah Goldschmilf, Josephine Zadovsky, lris Fox, Be-Hy Marcus. 2nd Row: Robe-ria Weis, Andrea Leaviir, Carol Weinburq, Joyce Lerman, Jackie Glick. 3rd Row: Erwin Gerslr, Roberl Dan, Hunfer Mermall, Milfon Cooper, Hilliard Chapnick, Herb- erl' Schiff. Gamma Delfa lsr Row: Max Wessler, Lawlon Mueller, James Moeller, Duane Imig, Charles Eicken. 2nd Row: Joanne Tendering, Ar- di+h Mehrings, Darlene Mansfield, Helen Speck, Marilyn Mehl, Mar- ilyn Voigl. 3rd Row: Dave Slrailon, Vernon Bremer, Herberr Sfeinbach, Bev- erly Vielhak, Marcia Arnholl, Jim Bowers, John Mihok, Donald Kampwerrh. Newman Club Officers lsr Row: Mari Cysewski, Marilyn Flynn, Dorofhy Dedeaux, Rira Pe- fers, Berry Herrelson, Marilyn Paulsen. 2nd Row: James Harrer, Pal Mc- Adams, Anabel Dear, Falher Wil- liam Feeney, Mary Jo Hahcielcl, Shirley Kemp, Jack Theobold. 3rd Row: Mary Mcfxvoy, Marlha Spilz, Jay Freres, Tom Moore, Ed Smilh, Margie Barfell, Marcia Oakley. Page 90 Insurance Club Ch ld Ed Pa- lsl Row: Wendle E s, lull, John Reed, Arne Carlson. nd ROW: Jarilc l-larl, Elon eld, l-larry Gaghen. Sian erson, Don Slaniel, Ed Finch. Aclverfising ancl Selling Club lsr Row: Ari Trillei, Jim Orphan, Chuck Goodwin, Ralph McCul- lagh, Gene Cook. 2nd Row: Dick Murphy, Mary Casierlon, Bill Tuff, Gerald Tup- per, Advisor: Cindy Spalding, l-larold Mack. 3rd Row: Bob Owen, l-laroid Gaede, Bob Rundin, Jim Bale- man, Bob l-lorwafh, Jaclc l-larf, Tom Jacquin. Isl Row: Tom Slrause, Bob Berg- holiz, Ron Trimble. Gene l-la- hauga, John Baller, David Bayer. 2nd Row: Murray Brown, Nancy l-lunr, Janice Gersfer, Norma Warrick, Jerry Gill, Eranlc Her- 'nan. 3rd Row: Bob Johnson, Dick Koepping, Edmond Finch, Joe Binder, Sian Aclcerson, Don Pay- +on Dale Hatfield, Dave Young- BW. L aj Larlon, Roberr W. Ecl: -er' Ken Tynlglin Bill Sanle G in Farwell. The precision drill ieam execuies G Q half-Jrime af ihe Tulsa game. The slrains oi marlial music from ihe Air Corps Band inspire The weekly drill sessions oi Jrhe enfire corps. . ueen Anne salule during Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps Arnold Air Socieiy lsi Row: Lyle Manoclc, James Peierson, William Road, John Culpepper, George Park. 2nd Row: Jack Jones, Arlen Field, Richard l-lerman, Odell Powers, John Schaenzer. 3rd Row: Roberi Newman, Rob- erl' Magnusson, Franlc Randall, Richard Barrow, John Reeder, Willis Bruninqe. Page 63' M 5 ' L rr ...L V-fi Fran Nye, Edifor X3 sv E.-is Q if s Q B X. at ,Vx lf ' fi fqigffe ' an - ANAGA Working on Hue ANAGA meanl capuluring Hue spirilr out Bradley sludenls and Hueir aclivilies, Hurougku words and picrures. Tlue sludenl' organiza- lions, elecrions, dances, and parries were recorded: Hue Huousand ufleering memories collecled from Sep- ulember lo June were sel' down in Hue pages of Hue I952 ANAGA lo be cluerislued long aucler we've leucl Hue kuilllop. Fran Nye . Mary Lucas . Audrey Andres Parricia Wilsey Marilyn Brown Jokun Hennessy Paul Hopkins . Colelle Williams Barbara Vufork . Jirr Walker Peler Koukos . Carol Kennedy . Sally Hopkins . Ginny Boller. Pluyllis Beuuinglwaus Sluaron SrniHu . Roy Gillespie STAFF Assisuanls . Edilor-in-Clnuieuc . Greek Edilor Junior-Senior Edilor . Faculuy Edilor Qrganizaiions Edilor . Piclure Edifor . Sporuls Edifor . . Arl Edilror . . Copy Edifor Pluolograplwy Edifor . Sporls . . Classes . . Greeks . Qrganizafions . . Lefrering . Arr . Copy Tlue edirors a+ work. And Hue assisfanls worked loo. Aiding llwe Business Manager in luis Tasks ol securing adverlisemenls, drawing layouls, and circulaling llie Scouls was llwe Business Slall, an inlegral parl ol Bradley Pulolicalions. Business Sfaff Clark McEn+ee Janel Briick Clwuck Salzenslein Frank Hopkins Don Piclwilino Joan Myall Jolwn Maple Fred Lulz Skip liosler i L. ff Dick Koepping, Business Manager An adverlising campaign gels under way. Every Thursday we picked up our copy oT The ScouT in B hall and scanned The pages To see who was pinned, whaT chapels were being oTTered, and whaT Teams The Braves had scheduled Tor The nexT week-end. Gver TorTy reporTers and ediTors made up The sTaTT which puT ouT The eighT-page weekly paper. i STAFF Bill TuTT . . . . . EdiTor-in-Chieif Jo Ann -l'edTord . . AssisTanT EdiTor DoroThy Pyle . . . Managing EdiTor Roy Gillespie . . . EdiTorials WalT BaselT, Bill Gray . . Copy Marilyn Brown . . AssisTanT Jim Walker . . . PhoTo EdiTor Don McGarTland . . . . PicTure EdiTor Alan Lisle ........... Make-up Bill TufT, Eclifor Sharon SmiTh, Charles Dill, Don l.indsTrom, Carole Miller . ArTisTs lda Gene Mahle .......... FeaTures Jack Ehresman, Bill Tribleri l-larry Levonian . SporTs 0 f Sallie Wahlen, Marg Crowley . . . SocieTy ff! 3 Jackie Glick ...... ..... C lubs f I f Mary MargareT Kissinge r.... lnTer'Campus RelaTions 4 G Laird CarTer, Barbara Worki Jim BaTeman, Jack Milne, A c Rosemary Kelly ......... ReporTers T l 'V w Tm Q9 SCCUT AssignmenTs are made. COPY is wriTTen. wr? 14? -, The Phofography Sfaff The hard worlcinq and TaiThTul phoToqraphy sTaTT is To be crediTed Tor The many hours which They sloenT To produce These picTures which bring baclr so many wonderTul memories. WiThouT Them, There would have been no l952 ANAGA. Jim Walker, EdiTor GilberT Gordon Wayne Walker John Gibson Donald lVlcGarTland Alan l-larlcrader Paul PennewiT The worlchorses oT The PublicaTions DeparTmenT LasT minuTe decisions The band was an imporTanT elemenT in poosTlng spIriT aT home 'aThleTlc conTesTs. They marched in all ldnds.oT weaTher Tor our TooTball games and played Tor all home baslceTball games. The band also served in The capacITy oT cheering secTion when The Braves played aT ST. Louis. ConducTor Larry Fogelburg was responsible Tor The new selecTions and arrangemenTs. The Universify Band Larry Fogellourg, ConducTor noennuuuuu nnzrnnnluuuunnunnnnxuznurnunvnunuaunnan Howard Kellogg, Direclor The A Cappella Choir Bradley's IOO-voice A Cappella choir sang before Jrhe sluderil body a+ convocalions, presenled a can- lala al lhe annualspdhg concert and appeared before Peoria groups and Illinois high schools. This year lhey learned up vdih The band To record an album of Bradley Universily songs. l-loward Kel- logg, Jr., was direclor of The choir. Page 97 na .6515 gal-2f'w. ,gy . A, . af 1 X 1 5 air Infroducfion fo Feafures Various feafures of our days spenl a+ 1'he universily on +he hilliop will remain wi'rh us long afler we've donned ourcapsand gownsand depped upiore- ceive our diplomas. We'll remember 'rhe fall elec- 'rions . . . +he card and gab sessions in 'rhe dorms . . . s+ruggles wi+h uncoopera+ive house decs a+ Homecoming . . . coke da'res in +he Tepee . . . regis'rra+ion and +he disappoin+men+ of finding a cerrain class closed . . . exchange parfies on Friday aflernoons and house parfies where we all showed up in ou'l'landish cosfumes. These and orher fea+ures of our campus life will be s'rored in our memories +o be recalled when we're' benf and +o++eHng. Page 99 ANAGA QUEENS Page l00 JOHN ROBERT POWERS Q C o nr 247 FAI! AVINUI NEW VOIK CW' I7 February Sfh, I9 2 M ss Fran Nve Edllor, i952 ANAGA Bradley U iversu oria, uno Dear Miss Nye en a greal pleasu fo gudge lhe beauly conlesl for your annual ANAGA The pholographs l lh candlddle , which y submllled re al f ffl make a decns n l w o ll io ma e selecl on ou e n an ng lo eac conleslanl e winners, sled on a separafe page w re s cled n e as s of personalnfy, charac er, ' ' , w for na ura beau . choice s 'nlluence , course, bv my greal infercs . . . f 2 N ural Girl. fhe con a ever in New Yor , 'l w e a p easure o mee l em. W'lh es wishes fhe conleslan , fo lhe slall ol ANAGA an lhe enls 'v i , Sincerely yours, John Roberi Powers jRP:ea 1 ' :xnuuuunnnua.u.x.unnuuguuzunnannnnnnuunnuwnnruunnunuuuuxan-urn-an unnnnx .xuunzxunl-nnnnnnu.n.nuxunuz uunuunnnn nuumxn 3. .Y . - 1 f . 'VI Y - 5- Q. '?- .. 2. ' - -. - I' if ELEANOR BEYER GAMMA PHI BETA E E 3 5 2 E ? Q A z 2 x..1u suunnnnu A A1 Luxzruvuuu an :nun x 1 1 x 1 unuun..u.a.n.u.1.:nrvpn-nrnnn.n..4.4.J,.Lxrvnrxnru A 5, 3 'xx tvxk ' ,l , , 7? M' kg . X H X' 'N-.. q P' 'i fwigx all' fm LAVERN E NYLEN SIGMA KAPPA Mary Ann Malone Del+a Chi Delfa Shirley Cunningham Independenf f' A-Q '-vi 45:11 Sherlane Schneblin Sigma Kappa Page I08 , .f c li' 14 4 1 ,rl 13 ' I I' .1 T X f ff? if ,tli Kin P f! y V , ,J Anaga Queens On These and The preceding pages we are proud To presenT one oT The TinesT collecTions oT campus queens To be Tound anywhere. From a lisT oT nomi- nees senT in by The various sororiTies and The inde- pendenT women on campus, John RoberT Powers, oT The world Tamed Powers Model Agency, has selecTed This year's ANAGA queen, and also The queen Tor each organizaTion parTicipaTing. The re- maining nominees make up The Queens' beauTiTul courT. Page I09 , , Louise Sobray Pi BeTa Phi Gloria Sieg Gamma Phi BeTa Q?' Fran Nye Mosl Frnenclly Gnrl 145 Jack l-lulls Mosf Allwleluc Man Page IIO Marilyn Ryden Mosl Musical Girl Nan Bnerdemann Mosl Beaulllul Girl The Senior Class Presenfs Fred Sclrmlnclman Mosl Handsome Man Dorollwy Furnald Mos? Scholarly Girl 'TH i l-larry Levonian Mosf Popular Man Alan Swanson 4 Mosl Musical Man Conslance Smilh William Marlin lvlosl Vivacious Girl The Senior Class Presenfs Arlan Field l-larriel l-lale lvlosl Scholarly Man CY lll la Spaldinq Bob l-lorwalh lvlosl Popular Girl lvlosl Friendly Man lvlosl Leadership Abilily lvlosl Leadership Abiliry Page III - X! Jim Walker Marcia Oakley William Buslmell Plwoloqraplwy Edilor Wakapa Presidenl B Club Presiclenlr Q Whos Who On E, u l David Kamrass l-larruel l-lale David Svveelnam lndepencle-nl lvlen Presidenl Assocualed Wowen Sludenls lnler Faillw Council Presidenf Page II2 Presidenl X . . . Y I S ' --Eg E -- - - . J , X V 'i,'lQA.jQ. ,NZNQ . ,A sm. aff, kj' F - X - 9 b-7 ,jg V ,fit 3 X - L - ' fi A lvl X X V - MN , yy- ' .MN N4- 'Q 7kx:Sg'xQ X 's is-.L I w :.'3+ f-,H ,H , .af Mis , 57' X N.- ' -:ef James Slocliolale Carlee Chesler Roy Gillespie Sludenl Council Presidenl Federalion of Scholars Presidenl Omicron Della Kappa Presidenl The Bradley Campus f av- Af l W. James l-leineger Shirley Cunningham John Shaver Co-caplain Foolball Team lndependenl Women, Pre-sidenl lnler-Fralernily Council Presiclenl Page II3 . 1 A 1 1 I I K 1 f 4 1 fy'-V . 4, .y v 1 7,2 if E ,I l Gerry Jacobs Lee Beams Sallie Whelan Mosl Valuable Foolball Player Alpha Phi Omega Presidenl Chimes Presidenl Whos Who On 45 ' X 4' final? Arnold Van Ellen Cynlhua Spalclnng Bull Tull Co caplaun Foolball Team Pan l-lellenuc Councul Presndenl Scoul Edulor Page I I4 I Gi ' '- f, I . 7 l - v . 4 ' 'V igf ' -Q -V A .X l is I X Q W V A '5 3 Pm ' ,im 1, igfab , , 5 :7 I 5 . . 3, Q A ' K ' V' -KKHU4 x ' ,W N' Hb-. v 'l'z1'Q5.' 'ly 'I T' ' s Vi 1 1, - '.. , . . . H .I - Xa! 452 'F-'Du ' WP ix Dfw .f , ' Kala! LHS l Roberl Carney Richard Koepping LeRoy Buzz OH Mosl Valuable Baslcelball Player Publicalions Business Manager Baslcelball Team Caplain l r I l n 1 l l l l l The Bradley Campus l l 1 Q l Glen Farrell Track Team Caplain l l ll l l l l l l B Glenn Pusclm James Plwilbee Fran Nye P Board of Conlrol Presidenl MOST Valuable Traclc Man ANAGA Edilor l Page II5 , 1 'Q 5, lim- . Sue l-lahfield and John Ruhaalc sign lhe guesl boolc el Jrhe Sigma Chi Chrislmas dance. Winfer Formals Presidenl John Myers presenls Aloha Pi Sweelheerl Ann Gibson wilh her lrophy. Among Jrhe parly-goers al The Pi Bela Phi Wine Jrer Wonderland were Mary Lucas and Bill Son- 7 nemalrer. I 'W Adding lo lhe merrimenf ol The holiday season A were The men ol Sigma we Phi Epsilon and rheir dales al lhe Mislle-foe 'x Melody Ball. 9, ' lil Q, :li P i l l nf Page I I6 W 'fu -'Q ,af 2 N 5 1 : I fx IJ ,- QQ . .vm.Va.:. fa fn- ' 1 . fi .1 ' A' 5 wa.: , .iw A 9 I Wi' 'EMT ' , Q , fl-4' WWI' R +3 x . , ,f iyv I 1' 1 ' -1 4171- ,gun , ' ,, 55, mv,5.- -, , f fe 'Y' fy-X 25: P ew fi f 7, ,ZW ff 'il ,V a 2 7 , 6 -it E. ? 1 R v 'W D S af., , .. ig 'f 'af S '-if 9'1 f 1 ., 'Q' 'if , ,5 , a. 1 5-'Q 'ui ,JL 2, ii f 5 i 1 1 4-1-.4 -7 -ff, 1 'F W, ,gf mi I I 921 ' I 'GW li g . .x 'L- xi Q l .V 3, 4 s ' 1 4 v - .ha 5' A - '-45N 3. o ,A-A, ' r fs us .' Y llmip L- ,A -N , 5 xl! V w 1 V The Sweefhearl of Sigma Chi, Wilma Reiman. Sigma Phi Epsilon celeloraled ils lillielh anniversary wilh an all-school dance. Aller baslcelball games, we congregaled in The gym for campus dances. i l More Memories , r Seed iayx VH: 1 ,s , ,- ,-. F 4, rw, -Lf ff ,fl l li' L: l 14 H. .f A , , , , ,,.ff.1, , , When Jrhe Blood Drive was over and lhe Compeli- lion among Jrhe various school organizalions was ended, lhe Trophies and plagues were awarded lo Jrhe winners al a dance sponsored by Omicron Della Kappa. cmd Page II9 W -ff: 1 Upper leli: Mary Margarel Kissinger and Jim Walker are shown al a Thela Xi coslume parly. Cen+er: The Sigma Kappas enlerlain The Thela Chis al an aiiernoon exchange. Lower left Some Pi Phis and some l-lui O Aikane members enlerlain al a Tropical parly. Lower right The Lambda Chis and Jrheir dale-s +ry lo loeal Jrhe dealer al one ol 'rheir many house parlies. Informal Momenfs Wi More Parfies Upper riqhT: The f'NEPi's aT Their annual Shipwreck parTy. CenTer: The Sig Eps seT a record aT a perTy where everybody dressed as a popular song. Lower leTT: IT was back To TronTier days Tor The TKE wild wesT aTTair. Lower righT: When The DUs had a piraTe pcrTy, more cosiunies were The order oT The day. Sallie Whelan assisls Sanla Claus al lhe Chi Omega Kiddie Carnival. i-uppfdm 3 'c l Young bOyS Cl lhe Corrmanily gee logemer wilh baslcelball coach Forddy Anoerse and lhe men of Sigma Chi. Page I22 Bradley in fhe Communify Cheerleaders Mike Cody and Barbara All ce-ler enferlain crippled children al a Brad ley baslcefball game. 'x, S H0 Q.w .v:M k 1 H E QXXMUII w W Y ,.. , gl s V r , Ag- ff , ,Vf 1 V' fl, - ,. rf x 4 , , ff I , y 1 ,f 1 . .f A ' , , I lv sv' Arff' 1 HL 53, .xxyy . A' . f Q' ff, if ,ly I Ii: x .-, :fx V i :rl-xx 5: ' , f -f 'ig1',,-3, , A .W 4 gg ,rg fl 3? . , -' .ffff I . I , ff I ,.i 4, fl Q 'Swv wg .- K' f ' -in , ,ff '12, 'Q 35 E., fr Pig ,f 1 ff 4 Q: f ' 3 W 'H JV Y ,- l , 'ff Typ' '41 ff 555 f wi X ' , 'gh ' 1 i ,v 5 Sf V 51.4 v i.f,:.,,5L N 71, . f ,V aw- - V ,ggqfl-A , ,xy - 1 I YQ, , 'f. V f, ff f- ' A' 'Z' ,, . 'ff' ig' X ,s WW ' '- X X? - - wg J - If ,WI , :J I I .R .M 4 4 ,f 1 , M,fqc,1 W 18, 5 - 1 X .fa an - . f as if Sax.. U f 4 1 f f - ffff 1 ' 4 ,f ' f f -fffefif ff A f 'f ef V ' 4 'V if ',:',,.v ,.,, f , W ws, 1 ri if 4 ' f if ' , , .1 'F 4' .W 'f 1 W 'Ji J ' A T' xx F Vriwft- f A r Q 'F I, N - I , ' 1 1 F, S , SCJ' ' W- 9 1.,- , QR 2 .G '-X 1 'ts Q A ..., ,-' ,Q . V X 9 fy 3' .ixylfflsw .M ,f ff 1 . lp 1-5 ,4g.,':.A f ' f lf:-'M' '. N xfv'3,f 4':5flk 'Q 'Zh ' N , ,': f ' T-?7 pii:4A A '75, -' Hn- vf 2 H R34 ' w A '1-Kgs -1 Wg- i..f,3 Y1qf,,'3Hf-fa'L1 ,- 4' .- 4 , , 4 '14f5', + f 2 if 3 gi , wg- . aw, 4' J ,.g,-fi ' f 9' . xi. , A i f r un. v 1 , f' Infroducfion fo fhe Greeks The Greeks symbolize fhe spiri+ of Bradley univer- si+y. They s'rrive consfanlly 'ro oul'-do +heir fellow Greeks, bu'r when a fraferniiy or sororify needs help, 'rhey slick +oge+her unquesfioningly. They are confinuously expanding, wilh fhe formafion of new sis'rerhoods and brofherhoods, 'ro keep pace wi'rh +he growlh of 'rhe universi+y. Need anyfhing be said aboul 'rhe sleady round of parries, dances, and exchanges, which are fypical of +he enfhusiasm and aggressiveness of +oday's you+h'? The Greeks can beseHous+oo,and wHh a+hough++owanlpeopk less for'runa+e, lhey plan bazaars and benefi'rs and do volun+eer work for charify organiza+ions. All in all, l'hey form 'rhe backbone of campus life al' Bradley. Page I25 P T Ch T M A M l -1, Cslifnld Scaldirg, Madra Samuelson, Susie Verner. PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL The Pan l-lellenic Council, which is a member oT The Na- Tional Pan l-lellenic AssociaTion, is composed oT one dele- gaTe and one represenTaTive Trom each oT The six sororiTies. The delegaTe Trom Pi BeTa Phi is Susie Vernerg Trom Chi Qmega, Cindy Spalding: Trom Gamma Phi BeTa, PaT ChanTq Trom Sigma Kappa, MarTha Samuelson: Trom DelTa Chi DelTa, Mary Malone. Two new sororiTies, DelTa Chi DelTa and BeTa Phi BeTa, were added To The Council This year. The purpose oT The Panhellenic Council is To acT as a governing body Tor The sororiTies. One oT iTs ToremosT obligaTions is The TormulaTing oT rules Tor rushing. Included in This year's acTiviTies were The Panhellenic Dance, FanTasy in PasTel, a scholarship bangueT, and The annual Greek Sing. The Council once again sponsored a war orphan as iT has done in previous years. The lnTerTraTerniTy Council is made up oT The PresidenT and one oTher represenTaTive oT each oT The eleven TraTer- niTies on campus. The Council was seT up Tor The purpose oT promoTing loeTTer undersTanding among The TraTerniTies. OTTicers Tor lnTerTraTerniTy Council are Jaclc Shaver, Presi- denT, Bill MarTin, Vice-presidenT, RoberT Owen, SecreTary, and Paul l-loplcins, Treasurer. Among The acTiviTies sponsored by The Council This year were inTerTraTerniTy sporTs, a scholarship cup award, The IFC dance, Tall rushing, and The Greek Sing. Also, a co- ordinaTed program oT exchanges wiTh The sororiTies was esTablished. RepresenTaTives were senT To The lNlaTional lnTerTraTerniTy Council in Virginia This Tall. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL FirsT Row: Gene SToller, Jim Orphan, Jim Cody, John l-lein, Max Wessler. W Second Row: Henry l-lirsch, GranT Kinney, RoberT Owen, Bill Ryan, Advisorj Jaclc Shaver, Bill MarTin, David Bayer, Bill Zipprich. Third Row: Jack Lee, Charles Leaver, John Ruhaalc, Bob O'Conner, David Marlcin, Jack Milne, Arlin Field Page l27 ACTIVES Isl' Row: Ardillw Melwrinqs, Joanne King, Cynllnia Spalding, Joanne Tedlord. 2nd Row: Joanne Myall, Marcia Oak- ley, Barbara Blossom, Pal Wilsey, Nancy Piper. 3rd Row: Doris Lovin, Jane? Becker, Nancy Bierdemann, Marilyn Ryden, Dar- lene Bacon, Joyce Polrorl, Marilyn Hed- rick. ACTIVES lsr Row: Pa? Middlelon, Marilyn Kee- liwl Belly l-lenrick, Jean Ann Folk. 2nd Row: Peggy Burrell, Suzi Melilen- beck, Mary Casferlon, Donnalee Hiqlw- man, Audrey Andres, Joanne Abernallny. 34 Roy-.iz Berry lsaacs, Doris Wilcoxen, Lwnane Burrilr, Barbara Kunkel, Janice Gergrer, Marilyn Brown, Joan O'Connor. PLEDGES Isl Row: lla Dayliurl, Lois Bacon, Mary Marflwa Oakley, Jacquelen Baumllek, Belly Cooling, Joan Cooper. 2nd Row: Nancy Flint Eleanor Reiclwerf, Mary Carriqan, Barbara l-lull, Mary El- len Shea, Jeanneffe Jones, Rosemary Wauqlw. 3rd Row: Pal McFadden, Sue Coleman. Janef Wifliee, Barbara MCNUH, Carol Scolr, Grefcnen Kenl, Gloria Snedden, La Verne Carlson, Shirley l-laqen, Joanne Birks, Willa Sue Sillon. CHI O EG E2 Xapx The Chi O's: l-lave a special regard Tor PresidenT Barbara Blossom . . . lnTorm us ThaT They are mighTy proud oT Their Two second places acquired during home- coming . . . l-lave The presidenT oT Wakapa in Marcia Calcley . . . Claim an ouTsTanding person- aliTy in Sally Whelen, PresidenT oT Chimes, SocieTy FdiTor oT The ScouT. and an aTTendanT To The l-lomecoming Queen . . . Remember ThaT JaneT Becker was Lambda Chi SweeThearT lasT spring . . . AsserT ThaT CynThia Spalding has added To her lisT oT accomplishmenTs by becoming PresidenT oT Pan l-lellenic . . . BoasT oT Three assisTanT ANAGA ediTors, Audrey Andres, Marilyn Brown, and PaT Wilsey, and The ANAGA EdiTor-in-ChieT, Fran Nye . . . Are proud possessors oT The Tresh- man, sophomore, and iunior scholarship Trophies awarded To Jo Ann King, Sally Whelen, and Joanne MyaTT, respecTively . . . Pride Themselves in hav- ing Tive members in Wakapa and Three in Chimes . . . MainTain ThaT Chi Omega, Yours Forever, is Their TavoriTe song . . . Are represenTed in STu- denT Council by CynThia Spalding and Marcia Oak- ley . . . Remember ThaT Their pledges sTaged a wallc-ouT wiTh The aid oT The law . . . LOOK FOR- WARD To Their Spring Fashion show. fm? iv ig' is ff, MARCIA OAKLEY MosT OuTsTanding Senior i E' Wg 1 Q i y ,. 4, af ' P51 5 KATHLEEN SHEEHAN MosT OuTsTanding Senior AIVIIVIA PHI BET afg' 6 4 fmhi? , 4 'ing-'T i 'W ' X Q!Q,v The Gamma Phi's: NoTice ThaT RresidenT KaThleen Sheehan's many aTTribuTes include membership in STudenT Council and Who's Who . . . T-lave dusTed oTT a place on Their manTel Tor Their Greek Sing Trophy Tor T950 . . . CapTured second place in The TloaT parade . . . Are proud oT Barbara Jacobs, Norma Ro- dems, and Carlee ChesTer in Who's Who . . . Commend l-lilda Wilson as presidenT oT Mask and Gavel . . . Beam aT Joan Severns as presidenT oT Pi Kappa DelTa . . . Are represenTed on STudenT Council by Carole SaTTord, Ann Caldwell. and Bar- bara T-lenry . . . Won The annual WAA Trophy . . . Tell us ThaT one oT Their social highlighTs oT The year was Founders Day Observance . . . Were Thrilled when Marilee STreibick was crowned l-lome- coming Oueen . . . Remember ThaT Joan KnighT was TKE SweeThearT lasT spring . . . T-lave Carlee ChesTer as presidenT oT FederaTion oT Scholars . . . Speak oT MarTha Burnham and Mariorie Macklin as oTTicers oT Their classes . . . Remind us oT Their daily volunTeer work aT The Red Cross . . . LOOK FORWARD To Tinding someone To play Their new baby grand piano. ACTIVES Isl Row: Mary Sneller, Renee Wlwifl, 2nd Row: Marjorie Breedlove, Kallnleen Sheehan, Carlee Clwesler. 3rd Row: Marilee Slreibiclw, l-larleane Green, Joan Talbofl, Jo Ann Wherry, Nancy Weidner. ACTIVES Isl' Row: Barbara Jacobs, Marqarel' Pool, Barbara Scoll, Barbara l-linlcel, Alice Kaslcy. 2nd Row: Carole Salford, Arlene Shaw, l-lilda Wilson, Joan Kniglill Mary Tall, Joan Severns. 3rd Row: Gloria Seig, Eleanor Beyer, Esflwer Swedell, Pal Clnanl, Eleanor Mo- nier, Ann Caldwell, Karen Smilln, Jean Taylor. PLEDGES lsr Row: Joan Clirisly, Parnila Cassidy, Mary Jane Duncan, Carolyn Sullivan, Carol l-lenry, Barbara l-lenry, Gwen l-lenson. 2nd Row: Lynn Buller, Barbara l-lunl, Gloria Sclnerer, Nancy l-lerriman, Mary Jeanne Lindsey, Judy Graham, Jeanne l-laverlcarnplf. 3rd Row: Barbara Worlc, Jean Berry, Marjorie Maclclin, Marilyn Leininger, Peggy Keil, Joanne Maier, Joann l-lin- ricks, l-lelen Speck, lnez McLennan. A ,h i fm I H 4-+- V l l ' Y aa we-f P Y yy 'CD' '1 I .H '-' ,J ,v . fanart y ae. M. ,f ACTIVES Isl Row: Mary Lucas, Pal l-lallon, Gloria Finch, Marlha Thomas, Marjorie Meinen. 2nd Row: Miriam Schufh, Lorraine Srnilh, Be++y Lindslrom, Louise Ann l-lale, Connie Jo Smilh, Diane Schuller. 3rd Row: Mary Barlhell, Delores Clarke, Ann Fischer, Barbara Suffer, Norma Warrick, Maxine Morrison, Janer Wha- len. ACTIVES ls? RCU-'rj Nancy Mccool, Marilyn Car- rinan, Louise Solaray, Donna Marcus. VVin+ress Webisfer. 2nd Ro.-.3 Marilyn Ga-den, Dee Kiesei ,loan Vespa Susan Verner, Sybil Slevens Glenda Rawls. 3rd Row: Wilmia Reiman, JoAnne Neely, Sally Elson, Rulh Orff, Mary Lou Waiqner, Sally Jacob Dee Sviardslacl. PLEDGES lsr Row: Mary Wellinqlon, Barbara Jan- sen, Barbara Palmalier, Jeanne Beyer, Marlene Zehnder, Joan Reyburn, Pal Richmond. 2nd Row: Jody Rahn, Deirdre Marlcle, Mary Jane Schroen, June Eubanlcs, Ginny Dawson, DeDe Kilchell, Diane l-lunl, Sally l-lopliins, Mary Wiqhlman, 3rd Row: Barbara Barlhell, Jeanne Al- lenbach, Mary Lou Gaul, Renalli Grob, Sue l-lallield, Phyllis Beflinqhaus, Merle Snyder, Phyllis Tale, Norma Jansen, Sue lhriq. Pl BET PHI The Pi Phi's: RespecT and admire popular BeTTy LindsTrom as presidenT, also a member oT FederaTion oT Scholars and Who's Who . . . STand high in scholarship raTing by winning TirsT place Scholarship Trophy . . . Are represenTed on Wakapa by Norma War- rick, Diane Schuller, and Maxine Morrison . . . Claim Doe Clarke and Gloria Finch as members oT Chimes . . . l-lave TurTher claim To Tame in Glen- da Rawls, Mary WellingTon, and Suzie Verner on STudenT Council . . . BoasT Three members in Who's Who . . . Are proud of Mariorie Meinen, secreTary oT Junior class, and Mary Lou Wagner, Treasurer oT Sophomore class . . . Are represenT- ed on The ANAGA sTaTT by Mary Lucas, ColeTTe Williams, and Sally Hopkins . . . LosT BooTs BarThell, sTar guarTerback, Through graduaTion . . . WenT all ouT Tor unusual exchange parTies . . . Claim a queen in Marilyn Gaden, SweeThearT oT AEPi lasT spring . . . Gaze wiTh pride aT Norma Jansen, an aTTendanT To The l-lomecoming Queen . . . Were happy To see Their housemoTher, Mrs. FahnesTock, made one oT Their number . . . Are Thrilled over neon arrow house sign . . . Took TirsT place in house dec. during l-lomecoming . .. LOOK FORWARD To annual Powder Bowl. NORMA WARRICK MosT OuTsTanding Senior MARIAN ROSENBAUM Mosr Oulsfanding Senior I - - fix '71 JV if SIGIVI KAPPA fav' 4,9-,Q Q' X ,- gy tg I ,i Bizvaaahi The Sigma Kappa's: lniorm us lhal The efficiency ol Presidenl Marian Rosenbaum is evidenl in her acliviiy in W.A.A., Walcapa, and Who's Who . . . l-lave Mona Jean Voighls represenling lhem on Sludenl Council . . . Are proud oi Judy Youngman as Freshman vice- presidenr . . . Claim Mary Jo l-laiiield as Presi- deni oi Newman Club . . . Boasi of Louis Niel- son's membership in Walcapa and Who's Who . . . Also boasi oi Leva Sommer and Margarel Gal- brealh in Who's Who . . . Always can call upon Babelre Brunner for vocalizing . . . Can depend on Nancy Collier lor rendilions on her accordion . . . Can'l overloolc Bev Eisle's acliviiy on lhe de- bale leam . . . Are noied for giving dancing les- sons lo lhe DU's . . . Jusl love Their new baby grand piano . . .Claim lhere will be lame in Grace Deniino's dancing abilily . . . Are repre- senled in Sludenl Governmenl by Mariorie Barlell, Senior class secreiary . . . Are especially fond of housemolher, Mrs. Wahlield . . . Give supporl lo lhe Maine Sea Coasi Mission . . . LOOK FOR- WARD lo Jrheir Nalional Conveniion al Pasadena, California. ACTIVES lsr Row: Mary Jo l-lallielcl, Mariorie Galbrearh, Marion Rosenbaum, Anira Relini, Jean Cluqslen. 2nd Row: Janice Renner, Beverly Bar- key, Marjorie Barre-ll, La Verne Nylen, Louise Neilson, Marrlwa Samuelson. ACTIVES Isl' Row: Clnarlorre Rau, JoAnne Sloll, Mary l-laaqa, Baberre Brunner. Zncl Row: Edyrlie Marlin, Leva Sommer, Alice Palmer, Pal' McAdams, Sherry Sclnneblin, Nancy Collier. PLEDGES lsr Row: Berry l-lerrelson, Mary Mc- Avoy, Carol Frale, Mona Jean Voiglirs, Grace Denrino. Znd Row: Berry Young, Lynerre Aclcer- man, Merle Asclienbrenner, Donna Bar- ker, Dororlwy Rosenbaum, Lillian Mislcow, Jeanne Bayles. 3rcl Row: Monica Green, Lorene Sims Judy Youngman, Ann Boyd, Jeanne Eli- len, Rurlw Sreiger, Marrlna Spirz. V -N . i i vl .ff ,J Q ec if -why? if ' 4 r .M ff' ,L , 5 we -if WM 4' , X, V A 2 3 .f , V Q 4 f f f ,. X 'i . , f ff X v affix lr ri .1- ' DELI CHI DIELT ACTIVES AND PLEDGES IsT Row: Carole PeTrie, Joanne I-Iodg 2nd Ro ' E 'ly Saad, Joyce Wag LII Norris, Eleanor I-leder, Ser e 3rd Row: Lois STrayer, Barbara I-lin .,. Carole Clerlc, Donna I-Iillman. The DelTa Chi's: Are sTrongly supporTed by Their presi- denT, Lillian Norris, also a Phi TheTa Kappa . . . GOT OTT To a good sTarT by capTuring TirsT place in The TloaT parade during I-Iome- coming . . . Wear original and unique pins which were designed by The members Them- selves . . . Acquired a chapTer house aT 525 Bradley Avenue . . . Were made members oT The Pan I-Iellenic Council aT The beginning oT The Tall Term . . . LOOK FORWARD To The vasT expansion program Tor Their house in The TuTure. Mary Ann Malone, Carole KreTschma PLEDGES lsf Row: Allred l-lerberf, James Rich ardson. ACTIVES 2nd Row: Roberf L. Reid, James Eman uel, Marion E. Jones, Granf Kinny Alonzo Robinson, Kennelh Berryman. PLEDGES 3rd Row: Wayne Haines, Lionell Green John Nelson, Jr., Auguslus N. Kwabies Lufher D. Ouarles, Jesse Robinson. if la? The Omega Phi's: Inform us Thar They are ably guided by Marion Jones, rheir presidenl . . . Are one of The oldesl inlerracial frarernilies in Jrhe counlry . . . Were originally esrablished al Bradley in l908 . . . Include on Their social calendar an annual Spring Dance . . . Also observe an annual Founder's Day . . . Take an acrive parr in Inler-frarernily leagues . . . Sponsor a musical concerlr . . . LOOK FORWARD 'ro Jrhe acquisilion of a chaprer house. aff, Q. lf if X. -7-,uf KA. l r ' - 1' l , Page I38 ,gy ,....., 4 x IQ. A ACTIVES Is+ Row: Sanford Kobriclc, Harvey Sul- lcin, Milfon Cooper, Donald Podell, Hil- liard. Chapniclc. 2nd Row: l-lerloerl Schiff, Ralph Cohen, Richard Goodman, David Marlcfn, How- ard Aprll. ACTIVES Igr Rm: -larry Weiner, Michael Barfel El-l lXlE'lZ'?l', Dhzl Passlolll, Bob Frankel. Ind Pan: Bernard Miller, Gerald Gold- ,wlfh Harold Ko-gui, Arlhur Rolhrnar' Alarihiow Sli-Jill, PLEDGES l,f Ri-ni Will-P Polsly, l-larry Marlxs lv-nnfflh Jada, Nalhan Lazan, Bradley RUM,-nliviz, Ind R-mx: Sol? Pornerani, Bob Dan Philip Perfhonal, Bob l-llrschhorn, Ed Vjmxi, Mlllon Hamberq, Melvin Fischer Q LPHA EPSILD PI afkwf v -1 K U A 1 gf yn .0 t. 6 nl. N 'iQ -0 ' , , I 5 0 in A V. .: L12-T-1 9' The AEPi's: Follow The capable leadership oT Their presidenT, lvlilT Cooper . . . ATTribuTe some oT Their glory Tor a successful year To The unigue painTing scheme oT Their house . . . Teamed up wiTh TheTa Xi's To snare second place in The STunT Show . . . l-lave as a mascoT George Daniels, a liTTle Tellow who is a loyal Tan . . . Are represenTed in Alpha Kappa Psi by l-Toward April . . . STill speak oT Dave Markin's Tame as a Tennis sTar aT Bradley . . . Ex- pecT greaT Things in The TuTure Trom l-laryey Bab- eTch, Treshman varsiTy baskeTball player . . . Pos- sess a sound-prooT chapTer room ceiling . . . Are especially Tond oT Their versaTile cook, Mrs. Elene Goldine . . . Speak oT Dick Magnolia Passlolcl as The only souTherner who occasionally loses his ac- cenT . . . Are represenTed in lnTerTraTerniTy sporTs by Sandy Kobrick, baseball, and l-lal KoguT, bas- keTball . . . Socialize wiTh Their annual SweeThearT Dance . . . LOOK FORWARD To Their yoarly spring conclave. T -MV ,H HGWARD APRIL MosT OuTsTanding Senior DAVID BAYER MosT OuTsTanding Senior wr-Q., xii, LPI-l PI TD The Alpha Pi's: Proudly acknowledge Dave Bayer as PresidenT, and also as secreTary-Treasurer oT Alpha Kappa Psi and one oT The represenTaTives To The NaTional ln- TerTraTerniTy Council ConvenTion . . . BoasT oT such campus leaders as Jake Myers, presidenT oT The Junior class: Ralph l-larTsock, PresidenT oT The Freshman class: and Paul l-lopkins, Treasurer oT In+er- TraTerniTy Council . . . lv1odesTly claim Bud l-lora- lek as one oT The besT all-round lnTerTraTerniTy aTh- leTes . . . Are represenTed in varsiTy baskeTball by Dick WicksTrand . . . Seem especially proud oT aThleTic abiliTy displayed by Bum Bracken . . . Took TirsT place in house dec and Third in STunT Show . . . l-lonor Gerry Jacobs, mosT valuable player on The TooTball Team . . . Were awarded The Scholarship lmprovemenT Trophy . . . High- lighT Their annual SweeThearT Dance and Their Bum Dance . . . Are kepT busy housebreaking Ginger, Their new mascoT . . . LOOK FOR- WARD To aTTiliaTing wiTh one oT The counTry's lead- ing naTional TraTerniTies. ACTIVES V. 4 lsr Row: William Jaclson, Verne Fish, John Myers, Paul Hoplins. 2nd Row: Harrx- VValson, Rox Wlifaialcar, Daxicl Bayer, VVilliarn Hanusa, James Han-er. 3rd Ron: Richard Waiighop, Bernard Bracken, James Horalel, Robe:-l Mc- Williams, Williarwi Road, Donald Schrade. ACTIVES lsr Row: Charles Serum, Jaclc Thurman, David Lirron, Richard Nelson. 2nd Row: James Tober, Jerry Heirnan, Morrey Parrerson, James Elliorr, John Hennessy, Peler Koulcos. 3rd Row: Fred Ziegler, Michael Larn- berr, Sam Vance, Allred Niec, Clyde Schulrz, James Heiple. PLEDGES lsr Row: Edward Pondelicelc, Richard Cieply, Gerald Laurerbach, Roberr Mc- Manus. 2nd Row: Douglas Jamieson, Donald Dulce, Charles Serniclca, Roberr Mil- slagle, Donald Hogg, Ernesr Dy Kinga, Waller De Slories. 3rd Row: George Murphy, John Eng- lish, Raymond Williams, Jack Rouse, Charles Iverson, Joe Wolschlag, Ralph Harrsoclc, Jaclc De Srories, Charles Jauss. Page I4I Page I42 ACTIVES Isl Row: Bob Pierce, Waller Gadeau, Bob l-leide, Slanley Memes. 2nd Row: Bob Freeland! Edward Leman- slci, Clnarles Leaver, Dick Pulalc, Claude Boland, Bufcln Maccarone. 3rd Row: Jack Miller, Dale Wagoner, Virgil l-laqedorn, Bob McClurg, Tony Sfasialc, Rudy Barllwolomew, Bob Jolin- son, Bob Nouryan, Bill Casfle. ACTIVES lsr Bc--.1 Din Love Digli Birr, Trecv .lolwnscn Bill Sauder Ron Davidson. End Rm-.1 Andi Menas Olav Qlscn. Waxne Bufa Bch Aknaifer Jirn Seeclt Arm lgaruf. 3rd Bc--.1 Jail Treeze Niglr Susla, VVl'l- lip Will?.a'r5 ,lim Busch Brb OlCCUF6F, lwifl lf'eMj:,jr- Ralph Mueller. PLEDGES lgr Refi: Ar? Pefersfr ,lrl Ar? D. Fe- terffin Larry Mrilfrfiirwiiil Gene Pierson. Charly Andle. Znd Rf Jffri Ardis, Ber? Loi-vden, Larry Tqnwplinr elim Plwilocff ,lion James, Don lvlaigel. 3rd Bc.-.1 ,lark Senlni Bot Manqelsdorl, Rifn l-lirrelzcn TC Wuellner, Dave Cfcper Arr Bradshaw l-larrx fvlwan. 6 :ix-.mu-919'-wifi 4.: :uxxvnrvrs-me-Q5491414121..,. '.. :.1:::1:4m- -, ,A ,- . - ,, 3-K-fi-li, zzggzzzgggm-gg,-. ,-ggi-i-i..:..L:1g.,g N5-'.:.4,,7,.,:': :,,'.,gg::,g,,3 '. f' - I 1. , , X , 4 gx DELTA UPSILO 9 O9 f xv. W The DelTa U's: Applaud Their presidenT, Charlie Leaver, Tor his capable leadership . . . Observe ThaT someThing new has been added since The insTallaTion oT Rho DelTa, Their local TraTerniTy, inTo The DelTa Upsilon naTional organizaTion . . . Were The 79Th chapTer To be accepTed . . . AuTomaTically became The oldesT naTional TraTerniTy on Bradley's campus . . . Remind us oT The selecTion oT By Kollinq and WalTer Oadau To All-lnTerTraTerniTy TooTball squad . . . Are proud oT Paul PenewiTT, AssisTanT RhoToqraphy EdiTor Tor The ANAGA . . . FeaTure such sTand- ouTs as Claude Boland, Bob Freeland, and Bob Mc- Clure on Their baskeTball Team . . . Claim ThaT one oT Their Top social evenTs is Their Orchid Ball . . . Placed TourTh wiTh Their unique STunT Show aT Homecoming . . . Really have TerriTic house par- Ties . . . LOOK FORWARD To Their imprompTu iam sessions. CHARLES LEAVER MosT OuTsTanding Senior ROGER MYERS MosT OuTsTanding Senior LMBD CHI LPH The Lambda Chi's: PoinT ouT The exploiTed poTenTialiTies oT Johnny T-lein, Their presidenT . . . Won The Scholarship Trophy Tor The sixTh consecuTive semesTer . . . CapTured TirsT place in l-louse Dec and TirsT in The FloaT Parade Tor The second consecuTive year . . . Sang Their way To vicTory in The Greek Sing . . . l.isT PeTe Velde, Dick Binqaman, Bill Linsey, and Bill Boege as represenTinq Them on The DebaTe Team . . . PoinT To Frank King and Don SuTTer as ouT- sTanding aThleTes . . . NoTice ThaT Russ Cronholm is an aThleTic asseT in TooTball as well as Track . . . I-lave The SporTs FdiTor oT The ScouT in l-larry Levonian . . . l-lighlighT Two annual Tormal dances as Top social TuncTions . . . Claim Bernie RaTool, Marion BoTToroTT, and PeTe Velde as members oT Omicron DelTa Kappa . . . Are represenTed on VarsiTy TooTball by l-larry Levonian and Leo Davis . . . Willingly Tell us ThaT Jim STockdale, PeTe Velde, and Dick l-lodson represenT Them on STudenT Council . . . Follow The acTiyiTies OT naTionally known broThers, PresidenT Truman and Jimmy Doo- liTTle . . . LOOK FORWARD To Their TradiTional Sadie l-lawkin's Dance. ACTIVES Isl Row: Ralph l-leneks, Pele Velde, John l-lein, M. R. Bollorfl, Frank King. 2nd Row: Bob l-lammond, Dan Edwards, Joseph Binder, Gene l-lolmes, Gene Schroeder, Lowell Gray. 3rd Row: Jack Schaenzer, Jim Sfock- dale, Richard Barrow, Tom Dirksen, Jim Pelerson, Leo Davis. ACTIVES Isl Row: Jim Baleman, Edward Zag- rodny, Odell Powers, Les Mullin, Bob Boinf, Dick Binqaman. 2nd Row: Bill Boege, J. D. Kushan, Cam Burny, Gene Giacomelli, Don Suller, Bill Moomaw, Roger Myers. 3rd Row: Ron Murray, Russ Cronholm, Ben Rehwaldl, Andy Amyx, Jerry Hul- linger, Jack Gillespie, Don Newfon, Gene Sroller. PLEDGES Isl' Row: Melvin Troehlich, Jim Bafes, Jim Epley, Pele Rellke, Don Buller, Bruce Tabherl, Jim Barron. 2nd Row: Edward Anderson, Ronald Keyser, Jack Franklin, Tom Slockdale, Ronald Jaicomo, Donald Garansinl Jim Moorhead, Dick Leaman. 3rd Row: Roger Laihle, Bill Donnelly, AI Polich, Dave Slrallon, Bob Courl, Ken Greene, Dave l-lansen, Bob Kells, John Lardon, Bob Malhis. 4+h Row: Arfhur Malhieu, Bill l-lerman, Jerry Buchen, Bill Linsley, Arl' Tolgh. Jerry Weins, Bob Van De Veer, Bill Ap- plegale, Dick Wilziq. Page l45 ,-0. nv' 'T 'fy Page I46 Apgan-J' V ACTIVES lsr Row: James Coady, William Pear- son, Gene Anderson, Harold Ream. 2nd Row: John Marheson, Sreven Slu- lcel, Jack Lee, Paul Kelly, Kennerh Ma- loney. 3rd Row: George Gee, Terry Collins, John Horlon, Carl Broman, Phillip Cole. ACTIVES IST Roh: William Wasaclc, Richard irqhhohc, Jail: Ehresman Reber? King, ael Klapp. L cw: iiarles Taylor, Roberl Al- briqhr, Eclw-ard Sfelanigh, l-larry Schwari. Bill Holi, Fred Reinhcldl Arlhur Trillef. PLEDGES lg? Row: Jael: Haney, Waller Lacy, Bob Trumbull, Bob Malloy, Gail Linlc, 2nd Row: Ke-nnerh Aupperle, Tom Towne, Roger Ahllorfh, Bolt Jones, Jim Moore, Tom Gaffney. PI KAPPA ALPH 4 ,Q ' QA A ' Y mi The PiKA's: Are ably guided by PresidenT Jack Lee, promi- nenT in various campus acTiviTies . . . Are repre- senTed in varsiTy baslceTball and baseball by Fred ReinholdT . . . Were glad To have George Gee and John lVlaTheson conTribuTe Their TalenT To The golT Team . . . AsserT ThaT l-larry SwarTz, Dan Snyder, and Roger AhlTorTh added power To The TraTerniTy TooTball sguad . . . Are proud oT broTh- ers oT naTional prominence, Pranlc Sinlcwich and l-lappy Chandler . . . Annually gaTher To cele- braTe Founder's Day, which commemoraTes Tound- ing oT TraTerniTy in I868 . . . Are especially proud oT Their new lciTchen . . . FeaTure Two Tormal dances annually . . . Tell us ThaT The crowning oT The Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl is one oT The year's highlighTs . . . Claim Glenn Pusch, presi- denT oT The Board oT ConTrol, as one oT Their num- ber . . . BoasT oT Paul Kelly, presidenT oT Pi Alpha TheTa and member oT The FederaTion oT Scholars . . . Speak oT Bill Wasack as an all-around aThleTe . . . Are represenTed on The ScouT by Jack Ehresman . . . LGOK FORWARD To Those won- derTul dinners prepared by Their new coolc, Mrs. Blair. PAUL KELLY MOST OuTsTanding Senior JOE GRACE MosT OuTsTanding Member w. Q. J K T PSI DELTA OMEGA Ag 1 The Psi Omega's: Consider Themselves very TorTunaTe To have PeTe Bonin as PresidenT . . . Are lcnown as The only l-lorological FraTerniTy exisTing . . . BoasT oT hav- ing alumni in every sTaTe, as well as in Hawaii, Au- sTralia, Canada, and Alaska . . . Claim To be The oldesT TraTernal organizaTion on campus, esTab- lished aT Bradley in I9l6 . . . l-lave semi-monThly meeTings which are boTh social and educaTional . . . Tell us ThaT They are proud To have The Na- Tional Ping Pong Champion oT I947 and l95O in Their midsT . . . Thanlc Lee Kann Tor The engineer- ing TeaT he accomplished on Their l-lomecoming FloaT . . . Wonder why C. l.. Boggus lceeps insisT- ing ThaT he is a rebel . . . JusT recenTly recog- nized one oT Their TondesT desires by esTablishing a TraTerniTy house aT IO6 SouTh Elmwood . . . Say ThaT iT is now The scene oT planning Tor even greaT- er goals . . . STaunchly asserT ThaT The l-ladacol Bounce is noT really Their TavoriTe song . . . Brag abouT The eTTiciency oT Their TraTerniTy secreTary, Joe Grace . . . Are especially inTeresTed in The moTion picTure, slides, and gualiTied lecTures on horology added To The already comprehensive cur- riculum oT Their Tield oT sTudy . . . LOOK FOR- WARD To becoming increasingly more prominenT in campus acTiviTies. ACTIVES Isl Ron: C. Gene Jolwnson, Williarrr Ross. Znd Row: Joe Lenss, Pele Bonin, Joe Grace. ACTIVES lsr Row: Fred Cowan, Nesler Gfosla, Pele Bonln, Joe Grace, Danle Dominici. 2nd Row: l-larfforcl Cress, Edward Han- cock, Lloyd Pulwl, Joe Lenss, Arllwur Twardowslci, O. D. Slump, Leonard Maslwelc. ACTIVES Isl Row: Dale Turnbauglm, Presley Vin- ing, William Gellner, Lee Kann. 2nd Row: C. L. Boqgus, Edward Slwinlo, Peler Van l-lorn, Lee De Karslce, Roberl Brown. 4' ,,- r A ' x f r- ug- C' ps il W Q 75 ,J Page l50 ACTIVES lsl Row: Ronald Budd, Jack Slwaver Myron Daily, Jack Wilkins, Dick Rook Joe l.aRasl1. i 1 2nd Row: Neil Cozzolino, Dick Frilie, Bill Sonnemaker, Bill Ryan' Advisorg Jolnn Rulwaak, Miclnael Marcus, Tom Jac- quin. 3rd Row: David Walson, Bill Taylor, Bill Sanke, T. J. Foley, Wallace l-linlon, Gene Cook, Bill Bruninga, Charles Goodf Ain. ACTIVES Isl Row: Duane Nelson, Curl While, James Walson Roberl Miller, Russell Gibbs, Tlwornas Filers, l-larry Noble. Znd Row: Reber? Rralf, Fril: Floerde- mann l-loward Fry Daniel Wesselholf, Fred Sljkwliclnman, Harry Crowe, 3rd Roi.-.1 Roberl Lanz Dean Srnillr, Daniel Gillwula, Ralph MCCullougll,Jol1n Riley W'en-dell Clwilds, Dick Koeopinq, Frank l-looking, -MF Rok: F, lvl, Garrgll' Rel Napleg, A ,- Crflfllr: Nlsl-eill, Gam l'lcd5on, Robe-fl Diflifli Racer? lvlu7r Alberl Bruns, Joe Blind Dona'-fl lvluir. PLEDGES lil Rm: Fulene Raulrnefry, Clark MC- Fnlree Daniel Sjdon James l-lulclm drill, Znd Ro,-.1 Diylon Fosler, George l-lal' .ersen Allen Overend, Bill Falconer, Clwarles Salzenslein Allred Weaver. Bij Ro.-.1 Millon Forsyllw, Jack Shepard Bck Andergon, clclwn Mapel, Lewis Main Wallin' Durdle Benjamin Cullen i..,.. . -,Q-I-pu -uii1.l7JT!'i,L'!I!1!'!:!1Iii- A 1 i itiliiiilillltltlt ' i 38 ' 7471713 SIGMA CHI L The Sig's: Will long remember John Ruhaak, noT only as Their capable presidenT, buT as a member oT Who's Who and l-lomecoming chairman . . . Proved Their prowess in varsiTy TooTball by TalenT displayed by Bill Corky RoberTson and Tom Garrison . . . Are proud oT such varsiTy baskeTball sTand-ouTs as John Riley, Lee O'Connell, Bob Carney, Eddie King, and STan Albeck . . . Beam approvingly as Dean SmiTh and Dave WaTson run Track Tor Them . . . Are represenTed on The ScouT and ANAGA by Dick Koepping, Business Manager . . . CapTured TirsT in STunT Show aTTer Teaming up wiTh The TKE's . . . Snared second place in The TloaT parade and Third place in house dec during l-lomecoming . . . Won lnTerTraTerniTy All SporTs Trophy . . . Speak oT The SweeThearT Dance and The crowning oT The SweeThearT oT Sigma Chi as Their social highlighTs . . . l-lave Jack Shaver as presidenT oT InTerTraTerniTy Council . . . Claim l-larold Gaede as presidenT oT Alpha Kappa Psi . . . Are proud oT Neale Cozzolino and Bob ST. Germain, publishers oT The Leer . . . Think ThaT good Things come in Threes as They lisT Bill Taylor, Bill Sonnemaker, and Bill Anderson as aThleTic asseTs . . . WenT over- board Tor The Red Cross blood drive . . . LOOK FORWARD To Their TirsT annual bean and sTeak dinner. JOHN RUHAAK MosT OuTsTanding Senior SIGMA PHI EPSILO if ag f The Sig Ep's: Are masTerminded by Max Wessler, also repre- senTing Them in Who's Who and Omicron Del+a Kappa . . . Loolc Tor The wriTTen word of Bill Gray, news ediTor oT The ScouT . . . Were well repre- senTed on varsiTy TooTball squad by Roger EsperiTu, Bill Zimmer, and Ron I-lall . . . Loolc To Warren Jacobson as an all-round aThleTe . . . Follow The progress oT Tom BooTh in TraTerniTy baslceTball . . . Wonder why Howard Gopher Kreidwise is The obiecT oT razzing around The house . . . AsserT ThaT They are proud oT Arlen Field, Their besT schol- ar . . . Specialize in Top social TuncTions . . . l-lave an annual Queen oT l-learTs Dance. .. l-lence are known as The l-louse wiTh a l-learT . . . l-lave ringside seaTs Tor lengThy lecTures on sporTs by Don McCambridge . . . Say ThaT Their red door is characTerisTic oT all Their chapTers . . . CelebraTed Their FiTTieTh Anniversary in November wiTh a banqueT and All-School Dance . . . LOOK FORWARD To The TradiTional serenading oT all newly-pinned couples. ACTIVES Isl' Row: Dean Pailon, Hib Casselberry Jim Roclow, Sanliaqo Flores. 2nd Row: Glenn Slameriohn, Bill Gray Max Wessler, Bob Park, Don Grimm. 3rd Row: Arlen Field, Dave Slove-r John Berry, Slam Ackerson, Bob Copper- noll, Dick Pealslrom. ACTIVES lsr Row: John Balzer, Lee De Boer, Ber- nard H, Schnur. 2nd Row: Paul NVQ-lzel, John Quinn, Ronald Kimmel, Edward Pollilr. 3rd Row: Waller Keene, Lesfer Nelson, Howard Kreidwise. Roger Espirifu, Bill Zimmer. PLEDGES lsr Row: Ray Speclcman, Joe Lipslcy, Barry Kaurz, Jerry Rians, Bob Grenda. 2nd Row: Don McCambridge, Bob Hue- rher, Leonard Cosla, Bill Hamilron, Bob Bagby, Tom Boolh. 3rd Row: Bill Harrell, AI Morey, Jerry Early, Frank Vander Werl, Jerry Hill, Ronald Maves, Charles Price. Page l54 ACTIVES lsr Row: Dee Buckles, Charles Hase- rnan, Jim Orphan. Jim Dunham, Bruce Coniber. 2nd Row: Dale l-lalnlield, Gene Phillips, G. R. l-lasry, Bob Owen, Joe Wurl, Roy Kerns, Jack Theobald. 3rd Row: Chuck Obalil, Jack Thoma, Frank Moulron, Charles Boldon, John Davis, George Gipple, Bob Dravis Wayne Sfeiner. ACTIVES Isl Row: l-lenry Janus, Don Lob, Glen Ware, Tom Oppel, Dick Orro, Roy Bau- man. 2nd Row: Roy Wolf, John Zimmerman, Allen Swanson, Ahmed Mofornedey, Neal Tousley- Gene Fischer. Harold Mc- Euen. 3rd Row: Dick Koch. Bob McNamara, Don l-lull, Roy Burba, Bob Lowler. George l-louska Jack Sumnarski Roy r an Fran D yer Eldon Pra er PLEDGES sf J m Slech Jack Harhyrq o Wa baum D n Tall Duck Drury Fred Marsh Zn R Donald Ferry Elmer M rchell Willard Balle Larry Monfroy Gino Gi cron Paul Lee Jerry Berry 3 Ro Ronald Roderick Ruel Bec er u Kellsredr Lloyd l-lowar o n Becker Bob Sferson Philip Buland Ron ald Eberhard? Jack Springer Rona l-laring Jo Cl-D, iii I W , th . l Row: i , i i , B E I I o , i , d ow: , i , rd w: ' , li . B d ' , d, J h 1 , I ' , ld T U KAPPA EPSILO 1 ' 4, ' .IA Ly? T146 The TKE's: Are proud oT The execuTive abiliTy shown by Bob Owen, also secreTary oT IF Council . . . Are well represenTed in STudenT GoyernmenT by George l-louslca, Sophomore vice-presidenT, and Bill Buhr- man, STudenT Council . . . lniTiaTed The Candle l.ighT Serenade on campus This year . . . Brag oT laTesT addiTion-Their mascoT Puddles . .. CapTured TirsTin The Homecoming STunT Show . . . lnsisT ThaT They have a Mario Lanza in Al Swanson . . . Place heavy- beTs on Their annual pledge- acTive TooTball game . . . Follow The pace seT by Roy Kearns, varsiTy TooTball manager, swimming Team leTTerman, and assisTanT swimming insTrucTor . . . l-lave Dale l-laTTield in varsiTy baseball . . . ConTend ThaT Swanee, Their coolc, is The real SweeThearT oT TKE' '... Throw Tremendous house parTies . . . Socialize wiTh ChrisTmas and spring Tormals . . . AsserT ThaT Kenny STeiner was among Their besT in lnTerTraTerniTy TooTball . . . LUCK FORWARD To gualiTying Tor The Scholar- ship lmprovemenT Trophy. JOE WURL MOST OuTsTanding Senior BILL MARTIN MosT OuTsTanding Senior '7 THETA CHI ...cwa 'Eiga The TheTa Chi's: WaTch The growing lisT oT accompIishmenTs oT PresidenT Bill MarTin, InTerTraTerniTy Council vice- presidenT, Senior class presidenT, member oT Omi- cron DelTa Kappa, and oThers . . . CapTured Third place in TloaT parade . . . Wonder Wha' hop- pen' To Their house dec . . . Show Their skill on The golT Team wiTh Don STegalI and SIammin' Tom McClinTick . . . Are on The Track Team wiTh Crazy Legs Dick Richardson and Red SipTIe . . . Are on The swimming Team wiTh Big Bill McKin- ley . . . BoasT oT Tom Broderick, presidenT oT The Sophomore class . . . Follow The escapades oT Fred Knop, Their mosT eligible bachelor . . . Like To lisTen To Ed Ten WO Finch discuss poliTics and economics . . . LisTen To TraTerniTy broTher Sam- my Kaye . . . SniTI only Their TraTerniTy Tlower, The red carnaTion . . . FeaTure Two annual Tormal dances . . . Are represenTed on STudenT Council by Jack Milne . . . Fnioy waTching Mike Cody perTorm Tor TheaTer ThirTeen . . . Follow Cy- rano O'Farrell's prowess on The baseball Tield . . . LOOK FORWARD To nexT year's aThleTic program wiTh vengeance. ACTIVES lg Rom: James Huhia, Richard Huhla Budd Wllk9f1lUx'1. 2nd Row: Kennefh l-lollnmnn, Jack Lu key Williarvw Marlin, Torn McClIntirL Jack Milne. 3rd Ron: Dick Burke, Bob 0'Farrell John Johnson, Torn Broderick, Edmund Finch, Dick Rieckholl. ACTIVES lsr Row: Charles Barihelrne, Orville Pel- lefier, John Rofonodo, Frank Nasia. 2nd Row: Dick Fosrer, Willard l-loener Fred Knop, Jerry Smifh, Kenneih Grauer Charles Cameron. PLEDGES Isl' Row: Sumner Borin, Michael Cody, Richard Wilkson, Jim Gorden, Bob Springer, 2nd Row: Leonard Wend, Jack Sapp, Reginald Sipfle, Willis Hunziker, Eldon Thomason, Jirn McGraw, Pairick Shar- key. 3rd Row: Ronald McGauvran, Bill Mc- Kinley, Dick Richardson, Bob Ahlgrim, Spero Balaskas, Paul Siephens, Bob Roop, Don Argus. Page l58 ACTIVES Isl' Row: Clnarles Dillon, Louis Brown, Rober+ Pilra, Donald Radlce. 2nd Row: Roberl' Eclcerr, Roberl Hor- warlw, Roy Gillespie. Bob Clnerler, Charles Siewerr. 3rd Row: Roberr Brown, Sleplwen Mar- rin, Darryl Momclalrl, Bob Lyons, Eugene Bulland, Ronald WnI+ney'. ACTIVES lsr Rox-.2 Donald Balwr Lesfer Du Mon- relle, Bck Sono-er, Ncfnfan Howard. 2nd Rc.-,z Bill Zlocflzn Jim Walker. Bob l-lalns Sfewe Tafiinlcrfe, Jenn Die-TZ. 3rd RQ,-.3 Jerry Vvfgrngnwaler, Clwarles Mcsele, Henry l-llrsn BTW Clweger, Bill MCGUV-9, PLEDGES lgr Rm.: Vince DQHIX Rlgnafd Rueqqer, l Dcn Raeuber, Kennefrl Trerna-wen. 2nd Row: Donald lrlsn Larrx, Edler. l Lam--Y l-laoernann, Dljl Narelfy, Alan I Pics V1 Q an :::r-1. H nh. x. .L .izxfggq-43.4.-..,., .r-41474111':J,1.:1i51119--.n HA .,.,nLg:gg7m wa ::7gi!1l:li4i:'Q'. 4 .:,-of 7 ,'..'.,,..7,3, L---....::v':7'2'L ., 1gg:.p.'i 3, .- , I ,.: , X I 2 .17 I l I THET XI v-' N ef s ize gs 5 A. 50110191 The Tliela Xi's: Are miglwly proud ol Rresidenl Roy Gillespie, wl'1o is also an assislanl edilor ol llie Scoul and presidenl ol Omicron Della Kappa . . . Wonder il Sleve Marlin will allain llwe lame ol luis sland-in, Al Jolson . . . Specialize in llieir annual slreel dances . . . Possess Sl1ullerbug Jim Walker as plwolo edilor ol ll'1e ANAGA and llfie Scoul . . . Toolc second llonors in llle Slunl Slwow . . . Con- gralulale l-loppy lWhal's my name?l l-lorwallm, vice-presidenl ol llie lralernily and llle same lor llwe Senior class . . . Enioy llwe enlerlainmenl ol llie Songslers guarlel composed ol Sleve lvlar- lin, Roy Gillespie, Bill McGuire, and Lil Chuckie Siewarl . . . Annually seelc llwe mosl deyoled cou- ple lor Lounge Lizard award . . . Roinl willi pride lo BoBo Songer wlio raclced up lionors in lnlerlralernily loolball . . . Are represenled by Bolo Moose Lyons on lralernily paslcelball sguad . . . l-lave Bill Fanning on swimming leam . . . Find llwal mascol Nipper lias gone inlo liiberna- lion unlil spring . . . LOOK FORWARD lo lewer loolball casuallies nexl season. my ROY GILLESPIE Mosl Oulslandina Senior R F Y--ui II65 The upperclassmen . . . 'rhe men and women wi'rh 1'hree or four years behind fhem a'r Bradley are +hose who besl' realize The purpose and value of college life. The proiecfs and working 'rogefher foward a common goal 'raughf valuable and pleas- an+ lessons which will linger long in 'rhe memories ofaH. Page I6I Page l62 32:31:21 ??4Wl?4? 1 il? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1952 BILLMARTIN Presideni' BOB HORWATH Vice-Presideni' JIM PETERON Treasurer MARGIE BARTHELL Secre+ary Ackerson, G. Slanlon: B.S.: Rockford: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Bowl- ing Team. Agrue, Mary: B.S.: Chillicolhe: Della Zelag Zela Pi: Federa- lion of Scholars: Chrislian Fellowship: Associalion of Accounl- ancy: YWCA: Secrelarial Club. Al-Marayali, Abid: B.A.: Bagdad, Iraq: Nadi El Wah'da, Presi- denl: French Club: lnlernalional Unily Club: lnler Varsily Chrislian Fellowship: Bradley Disciples Foundalion. Allhaus, Palricia A.: B.S.: Peoria: Alpha Lambda Della, Secre- lary: Malhemalics Club, Secrelary, Treasurer: Fulure Teachers of America, Librarian, l-lislorian: Federalion ol Scholars, Vice- presidenl: YWCA: Bradley Chrislian Fellowship. Amyx, Andrew l-l.: B.S.: Middlelown, Ohio: Lambda Chi Alpha: Thela Alpha Phi: Alpha Phi Omega: Mask and Gavel. Anderson, l-larold: B.S.: Peoria. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 April, l'loward: B.S.: Monlreal, Canada: Alpha Epsilon Pi, Presidenl: Alpha Kappa Psi, Vice-presidenl: Alpha Delia: lnler-Fralernily Council: Sludenl Council: Scout Makeup Edilor: Hillel. Aschenbrenner, Joe L.: B.S.: Joliel: lndependenls: Foreign Trade Club: Newman Club. Asmus, Rudolph G.: B.S.: Chicago: Wreslling: Foolball. Alwood, Roberl: B.S.: Brimlield. Balzer, John: B.S.: Peoria: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Alpha Kappa Psi. Balvin, Richard: B.S.: Marshalllown, lowa. Bankie, l-lenry C., Jr.: B.S.C.E.: Peoria: Civil Engineering Club. Barkley, Thomas: B.S.: Chicago: Newman Club. Barrow, Richard: B.S.: Peoria: Lambda Chi Alpha: Omicron Delia Kappa: Alpha Della: lnler-Fralernily Sporls: Fulure Teachers of America: Arnold Air Socieiy: Chiellains: Associ- alion of Accounlancy: Adverlising and Selling Club: Sludenl Chairman, Honors Day. Barlell, lvlariorie: B.l:.A.: Chicago: Sigma Kappa: Senior Class Secrelary: WAA Board: Splash and Dabble: Newman Club. Baruch, David: B.A.: Peoria: Alpha Epsilon Pi: Alpha Phi Omega: Nadi EI Wah'da: l-lillel. Basell, Waller: B.S.: Flossmoor: Thela Chi: Scout Copy Edilor: Sludenlr Associales. Bauch, Richard: B.S.: Chicago: Arnold Air Sociely: Newman Club. Baumann, Roy: B.S.: Slcolcie: Tau Kappa Epsilon. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Bayer, David E.: B.S.: l-libbing, Minn.: Alpha Pi, Presidenlt Gamma Della: Alpha Kappa Psi, Secrelary-Treasurer: Adver- lising and Selling Club. Beclcer, William N.: B.S.: Peoria: Federalion ol Scholars: Psychology Club: Newman Club. Bell, Gilberl: B.S.: Joliel: B-Club: Secrelary and Treasurer? Varsily Poolball. Benchendorl, Lewis L.: BS: Slrealor: Alpha Pi: Federa- lion ol Scholars: Zela Pi: Poolball. Beining William BS Springfield Bessey Paul BSIE Newarlr New Jersey lndusirial Engineers Club Baslcelball Beih John BS Chicago Bevency Louise BS Alla l lome Economics Club , , . ., . , , . .. ., , i , . , , . ., . I i - fi i - Bezdek, William: B.A.: Chicago: Nadi EI Wah'da: Bradley Singers. Bierdemann, Nancy: B.S.: Elgin: Chi Qmega: Homecoming Queen I95O: Drake Relay Queen Candidale I95O, I952: Fu- lure Teachers ol America: YWCA, Program Commillee: Dra- malics Group: Transler lrom Qhio Wesleyan. Binder, Joseph: B.S.: Chicago: Lambda Chi Alpha: Alpha Kap- pa Psi: Track and Swimming. Birkel, Barbara: B.S.: Rock Island: Gamma Phi Bela: Women's Sell Governing Board: WAA: Secrelary, Treasurer: Lulheran Sludenl's Associalion: YWCA. Black, Roberl S.: B.S.I.E.: Wesl Liberly, Iowa: Band. Bloom, John J.: B.S.: Peoria. SENIOR CLASS .... l952 Blyslone, Wayne G.: B.S.M.E.: Ponliac: Sociely ol Aulomo- live Engineers. Bollorll, Marion: B.S.M.E.: Quincy: Lambda Chi Alpha: Tau Sigma: Federalion ol Scholars: Mechanical Engineer's Club: Sociely ol Aulomolive Engineers. Boullon, Alberl F., Jr.: B.M.E.: Peoria: Phi Mu Alpha. Bowman, Marilyn: B.I3.A.: Des Moines, Iowa: Della Chi Della: Wakapa: Sigma Alpha Iola, Execulive Board: Pederalion ol Scholars: Splash and Dabble. Boznos, Peler: B.S.: Pekin: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Wreslling. Brady, Bernard: B.S.: Kewanee: lndependenls: Newman Club. Brady, Belly: B.S.: Springlield: Scoul : WAA: Mask and Gavel. Brammeier, Wayne: B.S.: Mediapolis, Iowa. Breedlove, Marjorie: BA.: Peoria: Gamma Phi Bela: ANAGA: WAA, Board: Swim Club: Spanish Club: English Club: Mask and Gavel. Brillon, Royal: B.S.: Chicago: Della Phi Della: lndependenfs: Arr Club, Treasurer: lnlernalional Relalions Club. Bronsleader, Raymond: B.S.: l-lollywood: Bela Tau Epsilon. Brown, Louis T.: Peoria: Thela Xi. Brown, Willard D.: B.S.M.E.: Peoria: Mechanical Engineers Club. Brownfield, Richard I-l.: B.S.: Mason Cily: Pre-Medical Club. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Bruninga, Willis: B.S.: Peoria: Sigma Chi. Bryson, Willmeda: B.S.: Peoria: Alpha Kappa Psi. Buckner, Vanderbill: B.S.: Denison, Texas. Budd, Ronald: B.S.: l.acon: Sigma Chi. Burba, Raymond: B.S.: Chicago: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Newman Club. Burd, l-laobarl Jay: B.S.: Eranlclin, New Jersey: Newman Club. Berghollz, Roberlp B.S.: Roclclord: lndependenls: Adverlrising and Selling Club: Associalion of Accounlancy. Burmeisler, Wayne E.: B.S.: Peoria. 'E xi i aff. Bullard, Eugene: B.S.: Wilmelfe: Thela Xi. Burny, Camille: B.S.: River Foreslq Lambda Chi Alpha. Burlon, Bealrice: B.S.: Peoria. Cady, Rolland: B.Sf Brimiield: A Cappella Choir: Radio Sing- ers. Carlson, Barbara: B.S.: Rockford: lndependenls, Vice-presi- denr: Home Economics Club, Execufive Board: lnrervarsiry Chrislian Fellowship: YWCA, Execulive Board: Flilanders, Ex- eculive Board. Carone, Frank J.: B.S.l.E.: Indusrrial Engineering Club: New- man Club. SENIOR CLASS .... 1952 Carson, John L.: B.S.lVl.E.: Peoria: Tau Sigma: Arnold Air So- ciely, Presideni: Federalion ol Scholars. Carler, Marlin J.: B.S.: Peoria: Newman Club. Casselberry, l-libbard, Jr.: B.S.: Winnelka: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Alpha Phi Omega: Delra Phi Della: Srudenr Courl: Splash and Dabble: YMCA: Tennis. Casile, Fred W.: B.S.: Evansron: Rho Della. Cermak, Sieve B.: Chicago: Thela Chi. Chan, Slacyg B.S.: San Francisco, California: l-lilo, Hawaii: l-lawaiian Club: Nadi El Wah'da. Chanr, Palriciaq Elmhursl: Gamma Phi Bela: Pan-Flellenic Council: Women's Self Governing Board: Sludenl Associales: YWCA: WAA. Chefler, Roberr: B.S.: Kankakee: Thera Xi: lnrer-Fairh Council: Band. Cheller, William: BS.: Kankakee: Thela Xi: Band. Chell, Tom: Peoria: Alpha Phi Omega: Track. Cherry, Don: B.S.M.E.: Chicago: Mechanical Engineers Club: lnlramural Sporls. Chesler, Carlee: B.S.: Allon: Gamma Phi Bela, Recording Sec- relary, Pledge Trainer: Alpha Lambda Della: Wakapa: Phi Alpha Thela, Secrelary: Pi Gamma Mu: Eederalion ol Schol- ars, Presidenl, Vice-presidenl: YWCA Board: WAA: Who's Who. Chisholm, Dick: B.S.: Sloughlon, Massachusells: Thela Chi: Adverlising and Selling Club. Chrisl, Eoresl: B.A.: Easl Peoria SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Chun, l-lenry J. W.: B.S.7 Peoria. Cinollo, James: B.S.: Spring Valley: Foofball. Clark, John: B.S.: Washinglon: Alpha Phi Qmega. Clarkson, Mildred? B.S.: Soulh Bend, lndiana? Nadi EI Wahlda. Clemens, William C.: B.S.: Downers Grove. Clugslen, Jean: BS.: Peoria: Sigma Kappa: Sigma Alpha lola. Cohen Ralph BS Slalen Island New York Alpha Epsilon Pi l-lillel lnler Eralernily Sporls Collins Terrence BS Joliel Pi Kappa Alpha Cook, Gene: B.S.: Peoria: Sigma Chi. Cooper, Milion: B.S.: Brooklyn, New York: Alpha Epsilon Pi: Hillel: lnlernalrional Relalrions Club. Cronholm, Russell: B.S.: Lockporl: Lambda Chi Alpha: lnler- Tralernily Sporls. Crow, Merle: B.S.: Ponliacg Zefa Pi: Alpha Kappa Psi: Peder- afion of Scholars: Associalion of Accounlancy. Davis, Mary: B.S.: Barfonville: Psychology Club: Eederafion ol Scholars. Davis, Jackie: B.S.: Peoria SENIOR CLASS .... i952 Dear, Anabel: B.A.: Elinr, Michigan: Women's Sell-Governing Board: Newman Club, Vice-presidenlr. Dedeaux, Dororhy Mae: B.S.: Pedro Miguel, Canal Zone: WAA Board: Fulure Teachers of America: Newman Club. Delong, Donald D.: B.S.: Peoria: Tennis: Baskelball: B Club. Dick, Theodore R.: B.S.M.E.: Peoria: Sociery of Aulomolive Engineers: Eederalion of Scholars: Mechanical Engineers Club: lndependenls. Dickelman, Roberlr: B.S.: Harvey. Dill, Charles: B.E.A.: Rushville: Alpha Della: Scout Arr Edi- lor: Eederalion of Scholars. Dillon, Charles: B.S.: Clarendon Hills: Thela Xi. Dillon, James H.: B.S.I.E.: Peoria: Sigma Chi: Alpha Phi Omega: ln'rer-Tralerniiy Sporls. Dixon, David: B.S.: Peoria: A Cappella Choir. Dole, William: B.A.: Andover, Massachusells: Newman Club. Donnelly, Gerald: B.S.: Peoria. Douglas, Carolyn: B.S.: Peoria: Secreiarial Club. Dravis, Roberl: B.S.: Slerling: Tau Kappa Epsilon: ChiePrains: A Cappella Choir. Drew, Russell: B.S.: Joliei: Baseball: Baslcelballg Swimming. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Droeger, Lee: B.S.: River Eoresl: Sigma Chi. Dumonlelle, Lesler, Jr.: B.E.A.: Momence: Thela Xi: Federa- Iion of Scholars: Band. Easland, Richard: Arcadia: Phi Mu Alpha: Newman Club: Transfer from Illinois Wesleyan. Ebberl, George: B.S.: WiIme+'re. Eclceri, Roberr W.: B.S.: Ivlarrissa: Thela Xi, Treasurer: Peder- alrion ol Scholars: Transfer from Washinglon Universiiy. Edwards, Dan E.: IvIiIIs+ad'r: Lambda Chi Alpha: Transfer from Universilry ol Illinois. Elceberg, George O.: B.S.: Peoria. Eicher, Eugene: B.S.: Peoria N729 Eicken, Charles: Peoria. Eilers, Elvin: B.S.Iv1.E.: Chandlerville: Transfer from Universily of Illinois ' Elliofr, Lois: B.S.: New Berlin: Home Economics Club: New- man Club: Transfer from Maclvlurray College. Emanuel, James C.: S+. Croix, Virgin Islands: Omega Psi Phi: Transfer from Hamplon lnsliluie. Engle, Edmond: B.S.: Sirearor. Eubanks, June: B.A.: Chicago: Pi Bela Phi: Home Economics Club: English Club: YWCA: Transfer from Wilson Jr. College. SENIOR CLASS .... l952 Evanoici, Jon: B.F.A.: Wood River: Theia Xi. Farrell, Glenn: B.S.: Geneseo: Track Team, Capiain. Farris, Barbara: B.M.E.: Peoria: Sigma Alpha lora: Band: A Cappella Choir: Federalion of Scholars. Fedor, Joseph G.: B.S.l.E.: Thayer: lndusirial Engineers Club: Newman Club: Transfer from Springfield Jr. College. Field, Foresl: B.S.iv1.E.: Peoria: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Omicron Della Kappa: Tau Sigma, Vice-presidenr: Federarion of Schol- ars:: lnier-irarernily Council: Arnold Air Sociery, Vice-presi- deni: Socieiy o1CAuJromoiive Engineers: Mechanical Engineer's Club: Who's Who. Finch, Edmund: B.S.: New York, New Yorlc: Thela Chi: Insur ance Club. Finch, Gloria: B.S.: Peoria: Pi Bela Phi: Federalion oi Scholars: Chimes: Pan Hellenic Council: Spanish Club: French Club, Secreiary: Pre-Medical Club. Fish, Verne: B.A.: Minneapolis, Minnesora: Alpha Pi: A Cap- pella Choir: Chieflains. Fischer, Ann: B.A.: Peoria: Pi Bela Phi: French Club: Transfer from Marymounl College. Flynn, Margarel: B.S.: Pekin: Chi Omega: Alpha Della, Alpha Lambda Della: Wakapa: Chiges: Scout Sociely Edi- lor: Jr. Prom Queen France, Roy: B.S.: Peoria: Ari Club. Frankel, Roberr L.: B.S.: Chicago: Alpha Epsilon Pi: Hillel: lnler-Fralernily Sporls: Transler from Wrighl Jr. College. French, Mary Anne: B.F.A.: Peoria: French Club: Splash and Dabble: Modern Dance Club. Fosler, Richard l'l.: B.S.C.E.: Monmoulh: Thela Chi: Transfer from Monmoulh College. SENIOR CLASS .... 1952 Fosler, Dolores: B.S.: Buda: l-lome Economics Club. Fosler, Rulh: B.S.: Allon: Transfer from Shurrlefl College. Fues, Roberl: B.S.: Chicago: American Chemical Sociely: Newman Club. Fuhraman, Alan C.: B.S.: Peoria: Alpha Pi: Arnold Air Socielyt Associalion ol Accounlancy. Furnald Dorolhy BS Kewanee Alpha Lambda Della Sigma Alpha lola Wakapa Mask and Gavel Radio Guild Band Who s Who WAA lndependenls Gainey Richard T B S M E Geneseo Tau Sigma Sociely of Aulomolive Engineers Federalion of Scholars Mechanical Engineers Club Newman Club Galbrealh Anne BME Peoria Sigma Kappa Vice presi Air A Cappella Choir YWCA Garnes Palricia BS Peoria Home Economics Club English Club lndependenls YWCA denl: Sigma Alpha lola: Who's Whom: Bradley Singers ol lhe Gee, George: B.S.: Loclcporl: Pi Kappa Alpha: Golf. Geiseman, Paul: BS.: River Eoresl. Gibbons, David: B.S.: Peoria. Gill, Joseph: B.S.: Elmhursl: Adverlising and Selling Club: Arnold Air Sociely: Newman Club. Gille, Gerald P., Jr.: B.S.: Peoria. Gillespie, Roy P.: B.A.: Springfield: Thela Xi, presidenl: Omi- cron Della Kappa: Alpha Della: Psychology Club: Scou+ : ANAGA: Junior Class Presidenl. SENIOR CLASS .... l952 Gilroy, Richard: B.S.: Champaign. Glawe, James: B.S.: Geneseo: Zela Pi: Associalion of Ac- counlancy. Goldschmidr, Hannah: B.S.: Peoria: lnfer-Eailh Council: Hillel: Pre-Medical Club. Goodwin, Charles A.: B.S.: Wenona: Sigma Chi, Vice-presi- denl: lnler-Eralernily Sporls: Adverlising and Selling Club: Chieilains: A Cappella Choir: Associalion oi Accouniancy: Band: Transfer from Denison Universiry. Goofenberg, Lorayne: B.A.: Slalen Island, New York: Indepen- denls: Hillel Club: Spanish Club. Gollselig, Donald: B.S.lv1.E.: Ollrawa: Mechanical Engineers Club: Sociely ol Auromolive Engineers. Gouly, Wayne: B.S.: Danville. Grob, Emil: B.S.lv1.E.: Washinglon. Grabow, William G.: B.S.: Peru: Alpha Kappa Psi: Foreign Trade Club: lndependenfs: Transfer from LaSalle-Peru Junior College. Graham, Richard: B.S.: Peoria: Newman Club. Gray, Malcolm: B.S.: Kankakee: Arnold Air Sociefy: Transfer from Kempermief School. Gray, Marilyn: B.A.: LaGrange: Transfer from fhe American Conservafory of Music and Lawrence College. Grigalunas, Anfon: B.S.l.E.: Springfield. l-lagedorn, Virgil: B.S.: Evansfon: Delfa Upsilon: Newman Club: Transfer from Loyola. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 l-lale, l-larrief Ann: B.S.: Canfon: Thefa Alpha Phi, Secrefary, Vice-presidenf: Sigma Alpha Efa: Mask and Gavel, Vice-presi- denf: Radio Guild: A Cappella Choir: Band: Maioreffe: Na- fional Speech Tournamenf, Sludenf Chairmant AWS Board, Presidenf: Cavalcade of Music, Co-Chairman: Who's Who. l-lale, Louise Ann: B.S.: Peoria: Pi Befa Phi, Vice-presidenf: YWCA: WAA. l-lollafz, Paul: B.S.: Chicago. l'lalfer, Jack: B.S,: Peoria. l-lammer Gerald Keifh BS Peoria l'larrer James BS Morfon Grove Alpha Pi Treasurer New nnan Club l'larf Jack BS Chicago Alpha Kappa Psi Insurance Club Adverfising and Selling Club Chrisfian Science Organizafion lnfer Faifh Council Vice presidenf Transfer from Wrighf Jun ior College hursf College l-lasemann, Kennefh: B.S.: Prairie View: Transfer from Elm A Cappella Choir: l-lome Economics Club: Secrefarial Club? Hasenslein, Donald E.: B.S.: Sheboygan: Track Team. Haich, Jack E.: B.S.: Peoria: lndependenis: French Club. Hallield, Mary Jo: BS.: Peoria: Sigma Kappa: Theia Alpha Pi: Mask and Gavel: Radio Guild: Newman Club. Halhorn, Lyle W.: B.S.: Sheridan: Associalrion of Accounlancy. Hailon, Pairicia: B.S.: Buenos Aires, Argenlina: Pi Bela Phi: lnlernalional Club: Swimming Club: Newman Club. Hawkins, Earl: B.S.: Peoria: Della Upsilon: Sophomore Class Treasurer: Pi Gamma Mu: Eederalion of Scholars. SENIOR CLASS .... l952 Hayes, Roberl E.: BS.: Joliel: Transfer from Joliei Junior Col- lege. Hayes, Wayne: BS.: Barlonville: Lambda Chi Alpha. Hedrick, Marilyn J.: BS.: Peoria: Chi Omega: Newman Club: Home Economics Club: WAA. Heide, Roberl: B.S.M.E.: Newark, New York: Della Upsilon. Hein, John: B.S.: Barringion: Lambda Chi Alpha, Presideni: Sludenl Council Asociaies. Heininger, James L.: B.S.: Skokie: Varsiiy Eoolball, Co-Cap- lain: Varsiiy Track: B Club: lnler-Varsiiy Chrislian Eellowship. Heneks, Ralph: B.S.M.E.: Chicago: Lambda Chi Alpha: Me- chanical Engineer's Club: Sociely of Auiomolive Engineers: Transfer from Wrighl Junior College. Hennessy, John E.: B.S.M.E.: Sl. Charles: Alpha Pi, Scholarship Chairman: Alpha Della: Chrisiian Science Organizalion, Presi- denl, Treasurer: Socieiy of Aulomolive Engineers: ANAGA, Piciure Edilor: Mechanical Engineering Club: Transfer from Universily of Cincinnaii. Henry, Roberlg B.S.: Burlingiong Transfer from Burlingion Jun- ior College. Herman, L. Frank: B.S.: Mason Cilyg Phi Mu Alpha, Alpha Phi Omega, Federaiion of Scholars, Band. Herman, Richard C., B.S.g Balboa, Canal Zone: Maslc and Gavel, Thealre Thirreenp Arnold Air Socieiyy Cadei Com- manding Officer: Transfer from Canal Zone Junior College. Hill, Gwen: B.S.: Round Lalce. Hill, William, B,S.: Peoria. Hills, Jaclcy B.S.3 Jolielg Sigma Chi: Varsily Baseball, Basker- bally B Club. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Hinron, Wallace: BS.: Peoria: Sigma Chi. Hippie, George, Jr.: B.S.M.E.Z Elgin: Tau Kappa Epsilont Trans- fer from Universily of Illinois. Hoener, Willard: B.S.: Quincy: Thela Chi. Horwalh, Roberlg B.S.: Milwaukee: Thela Xi, Vice-president Varsily Foolballp Newman Club? Vice-presidenl of Senior Class. Houclc James E BS Dwighl Hungness Gene BS Sheldon Pi Bela Phi Hullner David BS Peoria Hylion David BS Peoria Jacobs Barbara BS Peoria Gamma Phi Bela Walcapa Fed erahon of Scholars Inferfairh Council Newman Club English Club Who s Who Jacobsen Warren BS Chicago Sigma Phi Epsilon Transfer from Loyola Universiry Jacobson Joann BS Delavan Transfer from Ivlaclvlurray College Jacobson Paul R BS Belleville 'ames Donald E BS Galesburg James Harold B BA Wesr Burlingron Iowa SENIOR CLASS 952 Jarvis William BS Riverside Alpha Phi Qmega Eederahon ol Scholars Jerlers Roberr' B.S.IvI.E.' Gardner' Sociery of Auromorive Engineers' Mechanical Engineers Club' Engineering Council' Inlramural Sporrs. Jensen, John R.: B.S.: Kansas Ciry, Missouri. Jolly, Roberlr: B.S.: Peoria: Cheerleader: Transfer Irom Iowa Slare Universiry. Jones, Joan: B.S.: Ivlorlron: Sigma Alpha Iola, Secrerary: YWCA: Radio Singer: A Cappella Choir: Inrerlairh Council: Chrisrian Science Organizalion, Secrelary. Kammerer, Jacqueline: B.A.: Peoria: Transfer from DePauw Universily: Alpha Phi. Kampwerlh, Donald: B.S.: Dorchesler: Gamma Della: Bela Tau Epsilon: Lulrheran Srudenlr Associarion. Keidel, Shirley: B.S.: Charles Ciry, Iowa: Transfer from Mac- Ivlurray College. Kelly, Paul Edward: B.S.: Spring Valley: Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice- presidenl: Phi Alpha Thela: Pederalion of Scholars: Phi Sigma Pi: lnlramural Eoolball: Newman Club. Kennedy, Tom: B.M.: Chicago. Kim, l-larry: B.S.: l-lilo, Hawaii. King, Eranlc: B.S.: Peoria: Lambda Chi Alpha: Eederalion ol Scholars. King, Roberl L.: B.S.: Ellingham: Pi Kappa Alpha: Alpha Phi Omega: Newman Club. Kinne, Rober+ N.: B.S,: Peoria. SENIOR CLASS .... l952 Kirlrpalriclc, James: B.S.: Peoria. Kizer, Nancy: B.A.: Peoria: Transfer from MacMurray College and lndiana Universily. Klapp Zael' B.S.' Ereeporl: Pi Kappa Alpha' lnlramural Alh- leiics Transfer from Universily ol Illinois Klaus John BS Eurelca Transfer from lllinois Wesleyan ni versily Kleserl William M BS Wayne Michigan Zela Pi Eedera lion ol Scholars Knapp Gilberl J BS Royal Calm Michigan Phi Mu Alpha Chrishan Science Organizalion Presidenl Treasurer Transfer from Wayne Universily Knudson Paul BS Champaign . : . .: : ' ' U '- Knuppel, Nancy: B.S.: Easlon: Scou+ : Home Economics Club. Knuuffila. Earl: B.S.: Dekalb: Associafion of Accounfancy: Transfer from Dekalb Sfafe Teacher's College. Koch, Malcolm: B.S.: Peoria: A Cappella Choir: Transfer from Universify of California Krag, Pefer: B.S.: Peoria: Alpha Pi. Krefschmar, Carole: B.S.: Chicago: Delfa Chi Delfa: Gamma Delfa: Sfudenf Council Associafes: YWCA: Transfer from Universify of lllinois. Kroolc, John E.: B.S.: Kewanee. Kryder, John W.: B.S.lvl.E.: Ereeporf. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Kuiz, William: B.S.: Peoria: Tau Kappa Epsilon. Kushan, John D.: B.A.: Quincy: Lambda Chi Alpha: Newman Club. Kusflca, Edward: B.S.: Evansfon: Associafion of Accounfancy. Lacore, Tom: B.A.: Peoria. Larash, Joseph: B.S.: Peoria: Sigma Chi: Adverfising and Sell- ing Club: lnfer-frafernify Sporfs. Larsen, Bernard: Winfhrop l-larbor. Levonian, l-larry: B.S.: Racine, Wisconsin: Lambda Chi Alpha: Alpha Delfa: Varsify Eoofball: B Club: ANAGA: Scout Sporfs Edifor: Transfer from Tulane Universify. Lemanski, Edward: B.S.: Chicago: Delfa Upsilon. Lembeclc Edward: B.S.: Brislol, Pennsylvania: Phi Sigma Kap- pa: Scoul : Transler lrom Muhlenberg College. Lew, Douglas: B.E.A.: Peoria: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Eederalion ol Scholars: lnlernalional Relalions Club: Splash and Dabble: Highlanders: Nadi EI Wah'da. Lindslrom, Belly: B.S.: Peoria: Pi Bela Phi, Presidenl, Rush Caplain: Eederalion ol Scholars: Home Economics Club: Slu- denl Council Associales: Eulure Teachers ol America: Who's Whom: VVAA: YWCA: Homecoming Commillee. Lindslrom, Donald: B.S.: Chicago: Thela Xi: Scoul, Arl Slall: Alpha Della. Ling, Belly: B.S.: Honolulu, Hawaii. Love, Donald: B.S.: Chicago: Della Upsilon: Transler lrom Wrighl Junior College. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Lovin, Doris: B.S.: Peoria: Chi Omega: Eederalion ol Scholars: Wal4apa: Alpha Lambda Della? Home Economics Club: WAA, Assislanl Chairman, Homecoming. Lucas, Harry: B.S.l.E.: Peoria. Lum, William: B.S.: Honolulu, Hawaii: Whois Who: A Cap- pella Choir: Chiellains: Adverlising and Selling Club: Asso- cialion ol Accounlancy Foreign Trade Club lnlerlailh Couri cil Presidenl Highlanders Presidenl Secrelary Treasurer YMCA Lux Ered Jr BSME Middleburg Conneclicul Alpha Tau Omega Swimming Transler lrom Worcesler Tech McClinlicl4 Thomas Jr BS Peoria Thela Chi Vice Pres: denl Goll McClure Enos Jr BSME Easl Peoria McCormiclc Rex BSME Peoria McCrorie Thomas BS Peoria , , .1 . . . .I , I ', : .. . .: ' . , I . .I . McCurnber, Charles: B.S.: Lewislown: Thela Chi. McGuire, William: B.E.A.: Woodriver: Thela Xi. McPhedran, John: B.S.: Oglesby. McVe-ain, Donald: B.S.: Peoria: Newman Club: YMCA. McWilliams, Roberl: B.S.: Peoria: Alpha Pi: lnlericralernily Sporls. A Maasberi, Barbara: B.S.: Chicago: l-lome Economics Club. SENIOR CLASS .... l952 Murphy, Richard: B.S.: Bradford: Sigma Chi: Varsily Baskeiball. Crdean, John: B.S.: Rock Falls. Maccarone, Cermine: B.S.: Newark, New Jersey: Della Upsi- lon: Newman Club. Leaver, Charles: B.S.: Balboa, Canal Zone: Della Upsilon, Presidenl. Mack, l-larold J.: B.S.: Chicago: Alpha Phi Omega: Alpha Kappa Psi: Adverlising and Selling Club. Magnusson, R. L.: B.S.M.E.: l-lighland Park: Tau Sigma: Feder- alion of Scholars: Mechanical Engineers Club: Sociely oi Au- Jromolive Engineers. Maher, Dennis P.: B.S.C.E.: Peoria. YWCA. Mahle, lda Gene: B.S.: Peoria: Alpha Della: Pi Gamma Mu' Scout Eealure Edilor: Eederalion of Scholars: English Club' Malone, Mary Ann: B.A.: Peoria: Della Chi Della, Secrelary: Women's Sell-Governing Board: Pan Hellenic Council: Eulure Teachers ol America: Newman Club. Mallby, l-larry T., Jr.: B.S.: Des Moines: Alpha Sigma Phi. Manoclc, Lyle: B.S.: Chillicolhe: Zela Pi: Eederalion ol Schol- ars: Associalion ol Accounlancy: Arnold Air Sociely. Manuel, Dolores: B.S.: Peoria: Pi Bela Phi. Marcus, Michael: B.S.: Chicago: Sigma Chi, Rush Chairman, Pledge Masler: Alpha Kappa Psi: Adverlising and Selling Club: Sludenl Council Associales. Maroney, l-lugh: B.S.: Easl Peoria. SENIOR CLASS .... l952 Marlin, William: B.S.: Niagara Ealls, New Yorlr: Thela Chi, Presidenl: lnlerlralernily Council, Vice-presidenl: Senior Class Presidenl. Massall, Burnelle: B.S.: LaSalle. Malarelli, Roberl: B.S.: Peoria l-leighls: Newman Club. Malheson, John: BS.: Davenporl, Iowa: Pi Kappa Alpha? Golf Team. Malhews Belly BS Chicago Della Sigma Thela Mazely Michael E BA Gillespie Sigma Phi Epsilon Eor eign Trade Club Newman Club Maznna lgnace Oglesby Mazzola Dominic BSME Boslon Massachusells Phi Mu Alpha Mechanical Engineers Club Sociely ol Aulomolnve Engineers Engineering Council Secrelary Band . I - -I I . , .I . .I 2 I - . I - . I - - - -I . I I . I - Meeker, Langhorne: Cvoulds, Elorida: Band: Canlerbury Club. Mehrings, Ardilh: B.S.: Peoria: Chi Qmega: Eederalion ol Scholars: A Cappella Choir: Eulure Teachers ol America: Gamma Della. Mercer, Ralph E.: B.S.: Easl Peoria: Associalion of Accounl- ancy. Mermall, l-lunler: B.S.: Chicago: Alpha Phi Qmega: l-lillel. Milbourn, William: B.S.: Peoria. Miller, Bennell: B.A.: Ellwood Cily, Pennsylvania: Alpha Epsi- lon Pi, Pledge Masler. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Miller, Jane: B.S.: Peoria: WAA, Presidenl: Eulure Teachers ol ' America, Secrelary: Newman Club. Miller, Wanda: B.E.A.: Barry: Arlagon: Della Phi Della, Presi- denl: Alpha Lambda Della: Eederalion ol Scholars: Indepen- denls: Splash and Dabble. Miller, Wayne l-l.: B.S.C.E.: Peoria. Milchell, Joseph: B.S.: Kankakee: Eederalion of Scholars. Mol'lill', Darryl: B.S.l.E.: Peoria: Thela Xi: lnduslrial Engineers Club: Sociely ol Aulomolive Engineers. Moomaw, William: B.S.: Chicago: Lambda Chi Alpha. Morain, Gene: B.A.: Peoria. Morgan, Kennelh: B.S.: Payson: lnlramural Sporls. Morrison, Maxine: B.P.A.: Wilmelle: Pi Bela Phi: Della Phi Della, Recording Secrelary: Wakapa, Vice-presidenl: Federa- lion ol Scholars: Secrelarial Club: Splash and Dabble: Wom- en's Self-governing Board: Scoul':': ANAGA: YWCA: WAA: Who's Who. Mossner, Eugene: B.S.: Peoria. Murphy, Clarence: B.S.: Monmoulh. Murphy, Dorolhy: B.S.: Pekin: Zela Pi: Pederalion ol Scholars Secrelarial Club: Newman Club. Myall, Joanne: B.A.: Peoria: Chi Omega, Treasurer: Pedera- lion ol Scholars: Alpha Lambda Della: Walcapa: Scou+ : ANAGA, Assislanl Adverlising Manager: Adverlising and Selling Club: Who's Who : WAA: Spanish Club: Newman Club. Meyers, Roger: B.A.: Cincinnali, Ohio: Lambda Chi Alpha Presidenl, Pledge Masler: Omicron Della Kappa. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Nalcagawa, llcuo: B.S.: l'lonolulu, l-lawaii. Nasla, Pranlc: B.A.: Tarrylown, New Yorlc: 'lhela Chi. Nelson William' B S ' Wyoming Newman Roberl A B S Chicago Nibbelin Marjorie BPA Peoria Federalion ol Scholars Nicholls Norman BS Lead Soulh Dalcola Nichols Chesler R Sl Charles Sigma Alpha Pla Chiellains lnduslrial Engineers Club A Cappella Choir Niec Allred J BSC E Union New Jersey Alpha Pi , , . ., . i ' -i . -i - , , . . -. i . r i - -4 u - i -i - v I i , . , ., . . . ., , , . Nilla, Talnelcai B.S.: Lana, l-lawaii. Nieman, Donald: B.S.: Peoria. Nielson, Louise: B.S.: Buda: Sigma Kappa: Walcapa, Treasurer, Eederalion ol Scholars: Secrelarial Club: Home Economics Club: lvlaslc and Gavel: Sludenl Council Associales: Eulure Teachers ol America: Band: WAA. Noechel, Vernon: B.S.: lvlanhallan: Associalion Accounlancy. Norling, Roberl: B.S.lv1.E.: Chicago: Mechanical Engineers Club: Socieiy 'oi Auromolive Engineers. Norris, Lillian: B.S.: Crislobal, Canal Zone: Della Chi Della, Presidenl: Cheer Leader. SENIOR CLASS .... l952 Nye, Erances: B.A.: Springfield: Chi Omega: Alpha Della: ANAGA, Junior-Senior Edilor, Edilor-in-Chief: Board ol Con- Jrrol: Eoreign Trade Club: Chrisrian Science Organizalion, Vice- presidenl: Transfer from Culver-Sloclclon College. Oalcley, Marcia: B.A.: Peoria: Chi Omega, Vice-presidenl: Pi Kappa Della: Chimes: Walcapa: Eederafion of Scholars: Slu- denl Council: Sludenl Council Associales: A Cappella Choir: Erench Club: Spanish Club: lnleriailh Council: Newman Club: Who's Who. O'Connell, William, Jr.: B.S.: Kewanee: Chi Phi: Transler from Universily of Illinois. Ogle, John: B.S.: Barry: lnlernalional Relalions Club. Oliver, Nancy: B.E.A.: Chicago: Splash and Dabble: Nadi El Wah'da: YWCA. Olson, Alvin: B.S.: Sandwich. Olson, William C.: B.S.: Wauwaloso, Wisconsin. Ollman, Roberr: B.S.lvl.E.: Pelcin: Sociery of Auromolive Engi- neers Paddock, Bruce: B.S.: Janesville, Wisconsin. Palmer, Roberl L.: B.S.: Peoria: Zela Pi: Eederalion ol Schol- ars: Associalion ol Accounlancy. Palmer, Mary Alice: B.S.: Peoria: Sigma Kappa: l-lome Eco- nomics Club: lvlaslc and Gavel. Panlea, Viclor P.: B.S.: Easl Chicago: lhela Chi: Newman Club. Park, Roberl: B.S.: Peoria: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice-presidenl. Palon, Donald: B.S.: DeKalb: Phi Mu Alpha. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Pearson, William: B.S.: LaGrange. Penewill, Paul: B.S.: Springlield: Della Upsilon: Alpha Della: Scoul : ANAGA, Pholo Slall: Transler lrom Universily ol lllinois. , Perlcins, Glen: B.S.: Hannibal, Missouri. Pelerson, Eranlc: B.S.: Chicago: Roreign Trade Club, Presidenl: Nadi El Wah'da. Pelerson, James J.: B.S.: Peoria: Lambda Chi Alpha: Omicron Della Kappa: Alpha Della: Eederalion ol Scholars: Scoul 7 Universily Courl, Judge: Psychology Club: English Club. Pierson, hlarlley W.: B.S.: Peoria: Alpha Phi Omega: Eedera- lion ol Scholars: Zela Pi: Bradley Disciples Eoundalion: Band Pilra, Roberl: B.S.: Wesl Chesler: Thela Xi. Poad, William: B.S.C.E.: Peoria: Alpha Pi: Arnold Air Sociely Civil Engineers Club.. Podell, Donald: B.S.: Chicago: Alpha Epsilon Pi: Transfer from Universily of Illinois. Porch, Norman W.: B.S.: Pekin: Square and Compass: Adver- Jrising and Selling Club. Porler, George: B.S.: Chicago: Scou+ : Alpha Phi Omega: Sludenl Council Associales: Canlerbury Club: English Club: A Cappella Choir: Transfer from Wilson Junior College. Poller, Donna: B.A.: Barlonville: Eulure Teachers of America: English Club, Treasurer: YWCA. Powers, Odell: B.S.: Peoria: Lambda Chi Alpha: Omicron Della Kappa, Vice-presidenlr: Pi Kappa Della: Zela Pi, Presi- denl: Eederalion of Scholars: Associalion of Accounlancy: Square and Compass Club: Debale Team: Arnold Air Sociely, Secrelary. L Poyer, James E.: B.S.lv1.E.: Peoria SENIOR CLASS .... i952 Pugh, Tom: B.S.: Peoria: Eederalrion of Scholars: English Club. Purcell, Charles J.: B.lv1.E.: Chicago: Phi Mu Alpha: Band: AEROTC Band. Pusch, Glenn D.: B.S.lvl.E.: Easl Chicago: Pi Kappa Alpha: Eederalion of Scholars: Phi Sigma Pi: Square and Compass: Board ol Conlrrol, President Pusch, Roberl A.: B.S.M.E.: Peoria: Pi Kappa Alpha: Sludenlr Council: Square and Compass: Mechanical Engineers Club. Quimby, Ravel D.: B.S.M.E.: Peoria: Sociefy of Aulomorive Engineers: Mechanical Engineers Club. Quinn, Jean: B.S.C.E.: Springfield. Quinn, John: B.S.: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Board oi Conlrol. Radlce, Donald: B.S.: Lincolnwood: Thelra Xi: Gamma Della: Transfer from Wrighl Junior College. Randall, Franlc I-I.: Peoria. Ralool, Bernard E.: B.S.: Peoria: Lambda Chi Alpha: Omicron Della Kappa: Sludenl Council, Presidenl and Vice-presidenl: Pre-Ivledical Club: Chairman, Homecoming I95O: Who's Who. Rauschlcolb, Charles: B.S.l.E.: Peoria: Sociely ol Aulomolive Engineers: Induslrial Engineers Club: Swimming Team: B Club: Newman Club. Ream, I-lal W.: B.S,: LaSalle: Pi Kappa Alpha: Newman Club: Transfer from LaSalle Junior College. Reicherl, John: B.A.: Peoria: Foreign Trade Club: Nadi EI Wah'da. Reid, Roberl: Peoria: Qmega Psi Phi: Transfer form Universily of Illinois. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Renlz, Bernard: B.S.C.E.: Ollawa: Sociely of Aulomolive Engi- neers: Civil Engineers Club: Transler from LaSalle Junior Col- lege. Rice, William: B.S.: Jolielf Transfer from Joliel Junior College. Rislav, Richard, Jr.: B.S.M.E.: Peru: Transfer from LaSalle Jun- ior College. A Rilchie, l'laroId D.: B.S.Ivl.E.: Pelcin: Mechanical Engineers Club: Sociely ol Auiomolive Engineers. Robison, Mary I-lelen: B.S.: Delavan: I-lome Economics Club: YWCA: Transfer from Maclvlurray College. Rodems, Norma: B.S.: Peoria: Gamma Phi Bela, Vice-presi- denlr: Pi Gamma Mu: French Club: Psychology Club: YWCA: WAA: Who's Who. Roeloison, Wayne: B.M.E.: Pekin. Rogers, Fred: Noble: Alpha Phi Omega: Band: Transfer from Illinois Wesleyan Universily. Rosenbaum, Marian: B.S.: Peoria: Sigma Kappa, Presidenf: Eederafion of Scholars: Chimes: Walcapa: WAA, Vice-presi- denf. i Rofhman, Arfhur A.: B.S.: Sf. Louis, Missouri: Alpha Epsilon Pi: l'lillel. Ruhaalc, John: B.S.: Sigma Chi, Presidenf: Thefa Alpha Phi, Presidenf: Tennis Team, Manager. Rudolphi, Mary: B.S.: Walcefield: Transfer from lllinois Sfafe Teacher's College. Ruhe, Paul: B.E.A.: l-lollywood. Ruhe, Viola: B.E.A.: Brookfield: Delfa Phi Delfa: Transfer from Lyons Junior College. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Rundin, Roberf: B.S.: Peoria: Alpha Kappa Psi: Transfer from Tulsa Junior College. Ryden, Marilyn: B.M.E.: Peoria: Chi Omega: Sigma Alpha lofa: Radio Singers: Adverfising and Selling Club: A Cappella Choir: YWCA. Sabin, Charles: B.S.: Princefon. Salch, Eugene R.: B.S.: Bloomingfon: Sigma Chi: Band. Sandberg, Roberf B.: B.S.: Wenafchee, Washingfon: Zefa Pi. Songer, Roberf: B.S.: Maywood: Thefa Xi. Sanlce, William: B.S.: Chicago: Sigma Chi: Alpha Kappa Psi: Phi Epsilon Psi: Adverfising and Selling Club: Transfer from Universify of Wyoming. Saums, Clyde l-l.: B.S.l.E.: Bridgeporf: Mechanical Engineers Club: lndusfrial Engineers Club: Engineering Council. Suau, Elio: B.S.C.E.: New York, New York. Schiavo, Roberl: B.S.: Chicago: Pi Kappa Alpha, Presidenl, Treasurer: lnler-Eralernily Sporls: Spanish Club: Newman Club. Schieb, Edward: B.S.: Burlinglon, Iowa: Della Upsilon. Schnoor, Earl, Jr.: B.E.A.: Davenporl, lowa. Schnur, Bernard l-l.: B.S.: Peoria: Sigma Phi Epsilon. Schofield, Donald: B.S.: Peoria: Alpha Kappa Psi: lnsurance Club. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Schroeder, Charles: B.S.l.E.: Liberlyville. Schuller, Diane: B.S.: Peoria: Pi Bela Phi, Treasurer: Pederalion of Scholars: Wakapa: Mask and Gavel: YWCA. Schupick, James: B.S.: Burlinglon, lowa. Schulh, Miriam: B.S.: River Eoresl: Pi Bela Phi: Women's Sell- governing Board: Mask and Gavel: Eoreign Trade Club, Sec- relary. Scoll, Joan: B.A.: Chicago: Pi Gamma Mu: Della Sigma The- la: Pederalion of Scholars: Inler-failh Council: Canlerbury Club: A Cappella Choir: French Club: Spanish Club: YWCA. Sears, Ralph U., Jr.: B.S.: Liberly, Soulh Carolina. Seelye, Wilber: B.S.: Lansing, Michigan. Serup, Donald K.: Mendola: Bela Tau Epsilon: Varsily Track. Schaenzer, John E.: B.A.: Peoria. Shaver, Jack: B.S.: Peoria: Sigma Chi: lnieriralernily Council, Presidenl. Sheahan, Thomas: B.S.: l-lighland Park: lnlramural Afhlelics: Newman Club. Sheehan, Kalhleen: B.A.: Peoria: Gamma Phi Bela, Presidenl: Sfudenl Council, Corresponding Secrelary: Universilry Courl: French Club: Newman Club: Who's Who : WAA: YWCA. Sherwood, Delmar: B.S.: Canion: Epsilon Phi Alpha. Shimizu, Seiichi: B.S.: Hilo, Hawaii. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Siewerl, Elmer Charles: B.S.: Kankakee: Thela Xi. Smick, Richard: B.S.: Peoria. Smilh, Alfred: B.S.: Waukegan: lnlramural Baskelball: New- man Club. Smilrh, Charles K.: B.S.lv1.E.: Peoria Smiih, Consiance: B.S.: Peoria: Pi Bela Phi, Rush Chairman, Corresponding Secrelary: Sigma Alpha Ela, Secrelaryg Radio Guild, Secrelary: Mask and Gavel: English Club: WAA: YWCA, Treasurer and Vice-presidenl: Who's Who. Smilh, Lorraine: B.A.: Peoria: Pi Bela Phi: A Cappella Choir: Secrelarial Club: French Club: Home Economics Club: Swim- ming Club: WAA. Smi+h, Mason L.: B.A.: Warren. Smilh, William J.: B.S.M.E.: Melamora. Snyder, Allen I..: Wesrern Springs. Sommer, Leva: B.S.: Pekin: Sigma Kappa: Thera Alpha Phi: Pi Lambda Thera: Anaga Queen: Radio Guild: Srudenr Council, Corresponding Secrerary: Sludenr Council Associare-s: Ivlaslc and Gavel: Furure Teachers of America: Women's Self-gow erning Board: Spanish Club: Band: YWCA: Who's Who. Spalding, Cynrhia: B.S.: Balrimore, Maryland: Chi Omega, Presidenr: Pan I-Iellenic Council, Presidenr: Adverlising and Selling Club, Vice-presidenr: Srudenr Council: Secrerarial Club, President YWCA, Treasurer. Spalding, William D.: B.S.: Peoria Speclcerer, I-Iarlan: B.S.: I-Iavana. Sranlel, Donald E.: B.S.: Peoria: Alpha Kappa Psi: Insur- ance Club: Newman Club. SENIOR CLASS .... l952 Slear, Eranlc: B.S.IVI.E.: l'Ianna Ciry. Sredman, Roberl: B.S.: Chillicorhe. Sreicanich Edward J.: B.S.: Jolier' Pi Kappa Alpha Treasurer' Newman Club. Slemwedel Roberr' B.S.' Peoria. Srewarr Valerie BA Peoria Inrernahonal Relarions Club Spanish Club Pre Medical Club Nadi EI Wah da Sroclrdale James BS Peoria Lambda Chi Alpha Maslc and Gavel Srudenl Council Presidenr Sroda William BS Geneseo Sloller Eugene W BS La Crosse Indiana Lambda Chi Sporrs Alpha, Treasurer: Eederarion ol Scholars: Inlerfraferniry Slroehlein, Edward E.: B.S.lvl.E.: Peoria: Sigma Phi Della: lvle- chanical Engineers Club: Sociely ol Aulomolive Engineers. Slrouse, Thomas C.: B.S.: Buda. Slulcel, Slephen R.: B.S.: Joliel: Pi Kappa Alpha. Sullcin, Harvey: B.S.: Broolcline, Massachusells: Alpha Epsilon Pi, Scribe: Hillel. Sunderland, Nila: B.E.A.: Newlon: Della Phi Della: Splash and Dabble: Transler lrom Dulce Universily. Susla, Nicholas J.: B.S.: Torringlon, Conneclicul: Della Upsi- lon, Vice-presidenl: lnlernalional Relalions Club: Homecoming Commillee. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Suller, Barbara: l3.S.: Pillslield: Pi Bela Phi: English Club: Eu- lure Teachers ol America: WAA. Suller, Donald: B.S.: Peoria: Lambda Chi Alpha: Varsily Bas- lcelball, Baseball. Swill, Roberl J.: B.S.: Oslcaloosa, Iowa: Bela Tau Epsilon. Swanson, Roger E.: B.lv1.E.: Erewsburg, New York: Radio Guild: A Cappella Choir: Chiellains. Tall, lvlary, B.S.: Galena: Gamma Phi Bela: Home Economics Club: YWCA: WAA. Taylor, Jean: B.A.: Minneapolis, Minnesola: Gamma Phi Bela: French Club: Eulure Teachers ol America. Taylor, William: B.S.: Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Sigma Chi, Vice- presidenl: lnler-Eralernily Sporls. Theobold, John: B.E.A.: Chicago: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Federa- lion ol Scholars: Della Phi Della: lnlramural Alhlelics: New- man Club. Van Aulcen, Frank M.: B.S.: Peoria: Golf: Adverlising and Sell- ing Club. Van Ellen, Arnold: B.S.: Havana: Varsily Poolball, Co-Cap- lain: B Club, Vice-president Viclor, Warren l-l.: B.S.: Wesllield, New Jersey: Varsily Track. Wadleigh, Roberl W.: B.S.: Sealon. Wagoner, Dale: B.S.: Buriinglon, Iowa: Della Upsilon. Waibel, Joe: B.S.: Peoria: Bela Tau Epsilon. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Wallcer, Wayne G.: BS.: Pelcin? Sigma Nu: Alpha Della: ANAGA: Transfer from Knox College. Vifallis, Roberl: B.S.M.E.: Peru. Warrick, Norma L.: B.S.: Sheldon: Pi Bela Phi: Zela Pi: Wa- lcapa: Pederalion of Scholars: Adverlising and Selling Club: WAA: English Club. Walson, David: BS.: Chicago: Sigma Chi: Varsily Traclc. Waughop Richard BS Peoria Alpha Pi Freshman Baslcel a Weiner Marilynn B M E Belvidere Sigma Alpha lola Band Bradley Singers ol 'rhe Air Womens Sell governing Board Music Sludenl Board Vice presidenl A Cappella Choir Wells Kennelh BS Weldon Varsily Poolball Baseball B Club b II. I I D -I I L Wend, Leonard: B.A.: Peoria. Thomas, Perry B.: B.S.: Lodi, Wisconsin Thomson, Richard l'l.: B.S.l.E.: San Gabriel, California: lndus- irial Engineers Club, Secrelary, Treasurer. Thornlron, Marilyn: B.S.: Lincoln: YWCA: Home Economics Club. Tillmann, Theresa: BS.: Ceniralia: Zela Pi: Federalion of Scholars: Foreign Trade Club, Secrelary: French Club: New- man Club, Secrelary. Timmis, Tom: B.S.: Wesichesier: Thera Xi: Varsily Fooiball: B Club. Tomczalc, Charles J.: B.S.: Erie, Pennsylvania. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Treble, l-lerberr: B.S.:l'loncoyne, New York. Triebold, Louis: B.S.: Glenview: Bela Tau Epsilon: lndependenis Club: Insurance Club. Trillei, Arrhur: B.S.: Peru: Pi Kappa Alpha: Alpha Kappa Psi: Adverlising and Selling Club: Associalion of Accouniancy. Trowbridge, John: B.S.lv1.E.: Geneseo. Turner, Howard: B.S.: Maple Park: Bradley Flying Club, Vice- president Turile, O. J.: B.S.I.E.: Wilmelre: lnduslrial Engineers Club. Tyler, Norman L.: B.S.: Peoria. Urban, William: B.S.: Peoria Wessler, Max: B.S.M.E.: Arenzville: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Presi- denl: lnferlralernily Council, Vice-presidenl: Gamma Della, Treasurer, Vice-presidenl: Omicron Della Kappa: Tau Sigma, Secrelary: Eederalion ol Scholars: Universily Courl: Sociely of Aulomolive Engineers: Arnold Air Sociely: Who's Who. Wesleler, Paul: B.S.: Peoria. Weyenelh, Donald: B.S.M.E.: Roanoke: Mechanical Engineers Club. Whalen, Janel: B.S.: Peoria: Pi Bela Phi: English Club: Presi- denl, YWCA: Secrelarial Club: WAA. While, J. D.: B.S.: Carulhersville, Missouri. While, Nancy: B.S.Z Peoria: Phi Gamma Mu: Ee-deralion ol Scholars. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Whilney. Ronald: B.S.: Maywood: Thela Xi. Willcening, Eugene: B.S.: Elgin: Thela Chi. Wilkerson, Joseph l-l.: B.S.: Peoria. Williams, James A.: B.E.A.: Peoria. Wilsey, Palricia: B.A.: Peoria: Chi Omega, Secrelary: AN- AGA, Eacully Edilor: Scoul : Erench Club, Vice-presidenl: English Club, Secrelary: Eederalion ol Scholars: Walcapa. Secrelary: YWCA: WAA. Wilson, James C.: B.S.: Mounl Vernon. Wong Richard K l-l BS l-lonolulu l-lawaii Woodworlh Marlorie BS Peoria Home Economics Club Womens Sell Governing Board lndependenls Transfer from Universily ol Iowa . . ., . ., , . I i - -i i . i . T I i Wrighl, Gael I-I.: B.S.g l-lammond, Indiana. Wurl, Joseph: BS.: llliopolis: Tau Kappa Epsilon. Zagrodny, Edward: B.S.g Chicago: Lambda Chi Alpha. Zelniclc, David: B.S.: Brookfield: lndependenls, Presidenl: Slu- denl Council Associales: Chess Club. Zellerberq, Arlhur L.: B.S.: Pelcin. Ainiel, Leonard: BS.: Peoria. SENIOR CLASS .... I952 Page I'-78 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS The members of 'rhe junior class elecred fheir officers in Ocio- ber . . . chosen +o lead 'rhe class was John Myers . . . ofher officers were Dick Bingaman, vice-presidenf, Margie Meinen, secre+ary, and Bob Lyons, freasurer. There were many oufsfandang members of 'rhls class of I953 per haps one name 'rhai' we can 1' forge? IS +ha+ of Leroy Buzz OH capfann of fhe baskefball +eam and re elecfed cap+am for fhe year I952 53 During 'rhe year +he class gained valu able experience for 'rhe hme nexi' Sepfember when 'rhey fake over as fhe upper of fhe upperclassmen Alip, Fracisco Allen, Israel Allenbach, Jeanne Allorfer, Thomas Anderson, Edward T. Armin, Barbara Bacon, Darlene Bairel, Michel Baker, Sheila Baldriclge, William H. Barnharf, Roberr E. Baleman, James Barfholomew, Rudy Bechfold, Lou Becker, Janef Bedwell, Ronald Berkel, Roberr Beyer, Eleanor Bingaman, Richard Blasius, Florence Blomberq, David Boqren, John O. Boland, Claude Bofromberg, Fosrer Bouflord, Henri A. Brodf, Roberr Brornan, Carlfon Bronrson, Earl Brown, Marilyn Brown, Murray Juniors Bruell, Gilloerl' E. Brunner, Baberre Brunner, Harold D. Buckles, Dee Burgener, Kennlh Burns, Charles Burroughs, William Call, John A. Cameron, Charles V. Campbell, Dale Cannedy, Orville Cargill, Marrha Carlson, Dean Caulkins, Sara Chianakas, Maria M. 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Kasel, Vicfor Kemp, Shirley Juniors Kesliclc, William Kilsdonlc, Alfred Kissinger, Mary Ma Knighl, Joan Knous, Harlan Knuppel, Dale Koch, Willard Koepping, Richard Koguf, Harold Kolling, Byron M. Kuechel, Dorolhy LaBerg, Joseph K. Lang, Neil Larson, Donald Laslce, Phyllis Lauerman, William Leaman, Richard Lee, Paul xxx Y' pa-17' Y' 'Dm S Ilan QB' ft an 'Q no wuz: Q' C L T xl 6 'CTI 'ibn ?' Page 202 rw, i 93? gp? pull' 1 2 I ig N 14,4 ' 'Q' un.-I l' ng ,vv f Lee Richard Lerman Joyce Lundholm Grace Llfron David Lucas Mary Lyons Roberl McDonald Joyce McDonald Roberl McNamara Roberf Maloney Kennerh F Marcus Donna Maresso Roberl Mead Jane Mehlenbeclc Suzanne Meunen Marlorae Messersmnrh George Muller Jane+ Monrer Eleanor Mullin Lesler Myers Frances Myers John Neff Norma Nendermerer Fred Nelson Sarnia Newell Roloerl' Nylen LaVerne Obal l Charles O Connor Joan Ohlsen Roberf Orphan James Jumors Orr Arla June Orll' Rufh Owen Roberf R Parlr George M Jr Parus Arnold Pearson Kennefh Persegehl Vuncenl' Peterson Roberf E Phllllps George Pollel Damon E Pool Margaref Polesanos, Chris Puscas, John Pyle Dorolhy uesf, James . Rawls Glenda Ray Emily Rehwaldfl Bernard A. Reiman, Wilma Reinhardr, John Robinson, Alonzo Robson, Mary Jane Rornine, Bexerly Ross, Charlene Rorondon, John Saad, Emily Salford, Carole Sairo, Thomas Sanrarelli, James Salhohf, H. John Saxfon, Donald Schaefer, Margarel Schaffer, Jaclc Schlindwein, John Schnerre, John Schober, Joseph Schick, Roberr Seeclc' James Sefbaclcen, Lucie Seve-rns, Joan Shaw, Arlene Shaw, Paul Shaw, Selwyn Shepard, Jaclc L. Shorf, Gene W. Shullz, Fred Sidenius, Roberl' A. Skillman, Charles Juniors Slack, Rober+ L. Smirh, Doris Jean Smilh, Karen Smirh, Max L. Sneller, Mary Solcolis, Beverly Sonnemalcer, William Speck, Roberlra Slaiclahar, Ralph E. Slalrer, Marilyn Slasialc, Anlrhony P. Sfeclc, Marvin Sfeinbach, l-lerb Slevens, Sybil Srover, David Srremmel, Roberl' E. Sfrunlc, James Sfudnicki, Henry 'H 6 'Th l Page 204 23 Swardslacl Dee Swedell Eslher Swlqer Jean Tal: Wilma Talbol Joanne E Tarochlone Sleven Taylor John Taylor Linda Templin Paul Tedlord Jo Ann Thomas lvlarlha Thompson Clarlc Tlarlcsen Richard Tober James R Tolchin Marlin Tomblin Kennefh J Tompkins Larry Toubeaux Louis Trueblood L Vern Trunk Euqene E Tull' William Velde Richard W Vielhalc Beverly Void Marilyn Voslow Norye Waoner Joyce Wahl Sally Walker l-larlley W Wallace John Wa a Ronad Juniors Wa Don Warner Roberf Washburn Richard Webber l-larry M Websler, Winlress Weerls, William Weese, Gerald Weldy, Raymond Welzel, Paul Whelan Sallie While, Joe P. Wilcoxen, Doris Williams, John V. Wilson l-lilda Worner Donna Youngman David Zipprlch, William Zvolslcy, Vernon ' ' abmiteh A3 Jlvwwfl Ia wird! Our adverfisers represenl' fhe economic backbone of +l1e college communily and +l1e college yearbook. Their in+eres'r in you and your fulure cannoi' be demonsl'ra+ed more clearly fhan by +l1eir supporl of your yearbook. Refurn +l'1eir inferesl' in you by supporling our adverfisers wholehearfedly. RICHARD KOEPPIN6, Bus. Mgr. Page 205 .1 TQ if S xx-K fflrd TT.. ,A-,,.f Q 7 If C We fX Weafwwwl H ' east' Y3Ol H'H So IW too ' Prontxers hue chrnged Gener1t1ons mgo Westwird Ho' vns the cry Todry nevter hugger frontxers hue opened up eist west north south eurxuhert' But hum rn chirrcterlstlcs hue not ch rnged now rs then the man wxth know hom rmhrtron and the vull to vwork mms' True geogrmphrc houndrrxes no longer 1dcnt1fy 1 frontrer Yours may he 1n I How cm you recognr e your fl'OI1II16I'N7 Trke 1 tmp from the IDIOITCEYS They srw the1r frontrer rs 1 ch mllenge to oxercome ohstlcles they knew that rn honest dry s work brought them mn honest dw s return They found thqt freedom h 11313111655 pe 1ce we 11th the rlght to be somebody hud to be earned and were well worth errnmg' Choose 1 worthy frontrer for your goxl Then be Wllllllg to work as hard for lt as drd your forefrthers On the other s1de of your frontrer 15 success Bon voyage' ERPILLAR TRACTOR G0 ILLIN Page 206 X jx c,. A ' X -.1 ,j y X iq, -5 f 7 3 X i ... Il x ,I I I Af, T xx L .H y X L . V ,' 11 ll, I nf 1 T O5 f. T 7 Q A lf!! L 'Nl X -f-,: ,- J' L fjrrqr A dxf x ' X Z 5 , ' .no 'en iff I . D r ' Q . L . 4 , 'L . u . . , ' , 'j ' 1 ' ... 1 1 . 1 . Q Y . 5 . Q . U Q . medicine . . . industry . . . agriculture . . . research . . . a husiness of your own. T 1 ' Y 1 gi' . . .. . T . . . . 1 L L . , T GAT ., PEORIA, OIS ' Y Y i I l i R W., 9 W, e GRAW ms out CD Q K I I N Qi IM IIIIIIIT BT Y0llR SIDE A k th H t fident steps s you ta e ose rs con on the broad road of life, youill soon n tha Reddy Kilowatt is a mighty handy little e 1 t ave by your side. The magic of moder I 1 ty h d d PP I i alt, comforta e an ro GOOD LUCK! l CENTRAL ILLIII0lS LIGHT 00. JUHN Pmm LEE vinsnv rowuciomfs An Eye for ouamy LUMBER gg, CaifoiztacszztgeiiiitzI 200 N. 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PARTIES BANQUET Rooms 32I Bradley Phone 3-585l COMPLIMENTS OF BARNEY CRAHAN Branch Manager THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO. I24 N. Adams Phone 3-4557 PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PEORIA I I I N J fferson Ave Telephone 6-08Il Th Pl F S 1 Page 209 1 i LUN H79 CUFHBFB ol umldQns fnbrq 4 3l s s. iefferson, Peoria, Llinois PHONES-3729 TRAVIS CADILLAC PONTIAC CO. I Cgacfiffac ana! ponfiac Wolfor Card , Telephone 3-3777 l 1701 Main Street PEORIA 1. ILLINOIS l l P oria's Old t A t mobile D l 52nd YEAR -OF- GIFTS OF DISTINCTION Automotive Repairing Complete Auto Restoration WALKER 6: WERNER 207 Fayette St. Phone 4-2134 To the Graduate: With ambitions Clear Cut as a Flawless Diamonclq With precision comparable t the Finest Watch- May you always fulfill your qoals-as this- YOUR GRADUATION GOLDSTEIN IEWELRY COMPANY PIPE AND SUPPLY CO. Registered Iewelers Club PHONE 3-4473 211 s. ADAMS Page 2ll IN HAVANA AND CENTRAL ILLINOIS IT'S THE TOWN HOUSE FOR THE FINEST IN Chicken Steaks Chops Seafoods Owned and Operated by LOUIE BECKER - Bradley Prominent Alumnus RAY'S CLEANING SERVICE, INC. Remember: It Pays To Send It To Rcty's 1' 504 S. University Phone 4-2479 COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OP 1952 Peoria's Leading Specialty Shop The Best of Everything from the I-lEc:HT's BCNNY sl-lop CAMPUS 225 So. Adams PEORIA G D A L E D I X 0 N 65 SERVICE Get it at . . . Callender and Western Ave. PEORIA. ILLINOIS G I B B E N S Phone 6-9713 Page 2I3 Q5 HYSTER COMPANY uvsrip Tractor Winches Straddle Trucks N Hystaways Lift Trucks Loqqinq Arches Karry Kranes -FACTORIES PORTLAND, OREGON PEORIA. 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COMPLIMENTS OF WEST BLUFF VARIETY 2124 Main at University COMPLIMENTS OF PEORIA EN GRAVIN G COMPANY Congratulations and Best Wishes Q l To The Class of '52 it KERN S 2112 MAIN STREET ir Known for Fine Food and A Friendly Service Page 2I5 As you stonol on the threshold obo Mfg our ef ut to enter the busmess worlcl the reolm of homemokmq or cm other yeor of lfuqher eolucoltlon Won t you occept our Best Wrshes for every success m the future BEN SCHWARTZ FOOD MART P ttsburqh Ph e2 656 1 d Plate Glass Co T S' uifmfrm 2I5W M CI N 7, Glass and Pcunts HARRY I MCCLARENCE New York Llie Insurance Co 1 107 IEFFER V 915 So Washmgton St SON BLDG PEORIA ILL Page 2I6 Z ' n on -6 f, Congratulations to a V Prosperous Bra ley University wg haf he ore with 1 ' ' Everything in Finer B r- ' r - - Foods and Me-its . l -2 ' , X WHOLESALE oNLY . c ure l i Peoria, ln. '-- ll L ---e e e he so t Q I ,V V- f- riff Mvii ifrw A if i o 0 . - , I For over 72 years famous tor service . . . and in the years that lie ahead this will mean more to you as you are faced with the problem of buying furniture. Remember, Where you buy is more important than What you buy . A ooNaEATULA'r1oNs TO THE GEADUATING CLASS ,xx sy . fgffw PEOEIA IVNER Fliqyok TENT 5: AWNING CC. The Oakford Company y Phone 4-1128 IOHNSTON'S AGATUCCI'S STANDARD SERVICE FOR Atlas Tires, Batteries and Accessories . We Spec1a11ze In Good Lubrication 1707 NO. UNIVERSITY The Best in Spaghetti 400 BRADLEY AVE. 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I Q ,T,:- Progressing Trom one sTore, in I879, inTO a STaTewide, 530,000,000 T l business wiTh nirIeTeen sTOres, Block 81 Kuhl has cOnsisTenTly held TO T 1 The Olic: OT romOTiOn Trorn wiThin. Ke OsiTiOns Throu houT The ,AI P Y P Y P Q H T A Company are held by persons who have come up Through The ranks. T 'ad ' ' A As we cOnTinue TO grow, we cOnTinue TO need men and women who BUYING are inTeresTed in earning while They learn any OT The specialized Tields ThaT Com rise The Com lex O eraTiOn OT a de arTrnenT sTOre. v Iv Iv P Iv I ' 9 6 Won'T you wriTe us, Or Come in? Our personnel direcTOr will be xl f M y happy TO aCguainT you wiTh The deTails, beneTiTs and OppOrTuniTies ' tl, ThaT awaiT you aT Block 84 Kuhl's. - ' v DISPLAY X aff? l TALENT Page ZI9 COMPLIMENTS OF NEHI BOTTLING K E E N A N I COMPANY SPCBT GOODS 2010 MAIN STREET WING PUBLISHING and PRINTING CO Yearbooks Programs Student DIFCCIOFICS Weddrng Announcements Iab'0'd Newspapefs 51416 Mcun sf Phone 4 9166 I8I9 MAIN PHONE 4 2337 PEORIA s COMPLETE I, yn. EST OPTICAL SHOP If Its Optzcal We Have It BEST HOMES CENTRAL OPTICAL CO BEST HOMES I 628 W L k PI-I S 5284 9532 PEORIA ILL WALL PAPER PAINTING PAPER HANGING DECORATING Fully In ed For Workmen s Compenscxhon And Lmb hty 540 PEORIA AVE PEORIA 4 ILLINOIS Page 220 I I I I I I I I I ' I - - I ' I I I ' G - I T217 1 I I ' You've seen 'II1e res+, now u e B I Cl , - v I 2 I I nc. - a e . - I I I20 So. 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