Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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l A lounge of the newest addition to the campus, Wyckoff Hall. - lm ,, , -.Q The Student Center, which opened in the fall of l957, provides the needed recreational facilities for students' leisure time. Newer classroom buildings, lobst Hall and Murray M. Baker Hall which were completed in i955 and i958 respectively, provide needed space and better facilities for engineering and business majors.

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uildin .f Form the Bmic Skeleton One of the older campus structures Siepert Hall houses the Art Department as well as other classrooms ,..B.,Cfilf.D.LcEFl! 1 Bradley l-lall, a vestige of the criginal Bradley College, serves as a classroom building for science and home economics and houses administrative offices. The facade of the Bradley campus is constantly changing as the Unlverrsty keeps pace with the last movrnff viorld rncorporatrng the new and delcting the old The Bradley Development Fund, strtuted in 1956 for thrs purpose, has met Wlfh success in ohtaimnv additional funds for the advance ment of the UD1VCfS1Iy The campus stands in an era of modermzatron Bradley Umversrty boasts an attractrve, funcnonal cam pus which draws students from the ennre Umted States and forewn countries , Tl C T L ' - 4 1 . i 4- O 7 l T c V - . 1n- . . w. . Q . - L D - E n O .

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- 41301 tus., Dean Cault presents an astronomy lecture to his class in Baker l-lall Auditorium. The Home Economics Department underwent remodeling. L - K , , I , l , K 19' C 10155