Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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l Bradley Braves fight valiantly to turn the Huskies' tide AND THESE THINGS WERE HOMECOMING . Alums and the game . . . with the unsuccessful third Bobby Vee sings Come Back When You Grow Up GirI forthe dancers at the Pere Marquette. quarter rally HOV those who Stalfedb - - - Queen Patti all smiles and waves throughout her royal half-time ride. . .the dance with Bobby Vee and l the Midnight Hours . . . that were extended to 3 am. The smiles, the waves, and the charm of Queen Patti Andres highlighted the football game. 2.1. Q BN K 'Y i A 2 aura-suv 1: If A5 r is W' E E , 'iw N xg

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THE OLD AND THE NEW BLENDED IN THAT 'LETTERMEN TOUCH' The well attended CYom vvhat?j Lettermen .. cadging, carolling, cajoling the audience, giving their touch to the old . .. buffoning the new. . .singingalong . . ending with a standing ovation to . .. 'I Believe' .. Letterman Jim Pike solos in one of the more thoughtful moments of the evening. The contract called for one free meal in the d

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The Bradley Chorale voices Sweet Freedom's Song at Convocation exercises. BRADLEY'S 71st FOUNDER'S DAY CONVOCATION Harold W. Lynch, Honorary Trustee of Brad- Iey University, presents the main address at Founder's Day Convocation. '5if?+a?2iiiii,,'f1'f ,isiif 'Ps Founder's Day Convocation . . . following the custom of 70 years' '... Harold W. Lynch recalls Bradley's first decade. .. Dr. Sawyer receives the Putnam Award... Charles L. Horn and James O. Wynn participate in the symbolic cornerstone laying of new Olin Hall of Science. . .the Ugly Student raised its head and embarassed those respectful enough to sit silently. James 0. Wynn, Vice President of the Olin Foundation, con- cludes the program with the symbolic cornerstone ceremony. 28