Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Treasure Today Today is one day special Unlike all the rest It's the one which shall Be made the very best Yet what's so unique Of this day than all others Well, Iet's take a peek And we might discover Today has never been till now And soon will be no longer It will fade away somehow Fainting - not becoming stronger Why would this happen you may ask Not suspecting in the least That it was your very task To save this dying beast The way to save it is quite clear Though some may think it not It's simply with a lot of cheer Of some happy thought Events of today can't all be bad Treasure all the best What to do with others had Get rid of those old pests Only with good parts So to you the wish is well And never let one past Then you can say By Ftussell Gridley 6 erzfirfify L7 e 14! Both By J. A. Doug 5:30 On meeting an Old Friend There's something about the curve of 2182 1315 pm your face I walked around a corner That makes me And makes my hands beg to touch you ln all the places that I love best fYou know ...I And my fingers reach so hopefully For the golden-sunset color of your skin Which in turn is warm like soft butter Melting in your And as my heart melts with that same look, I realize that you are altogether a feast For five of me, And fAs I separate into different states of sensel I must drink in the sound of Your breath on my neck And the musk of your closeness And I go out of my mind As it all connects inside of me And explodes in a surge of the power of you. Smile OUT lOUd And strolled straight into my past fmy present'?l He stared into eyes that suddenly blinked searching for disquiet. There was some - enough to twitch in my knees. But. The meeting seemed easier Than l'd supposed. iThough l'll say I'm glad its donei Conversation flowed well fl.ike molten chocolate onto ice creamy His sight focused mine toward himself - Touch me, he dared I fought, and declined. But. I did make an offer fharmlessj And. He said yes. Yes? mouth, That's how to make this day so special ln keeping goodness in your heart Making the best of each day I still have today within my grasp! Student Works!17

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Founder's Day' Alan G. Galsky Receives Putnam Award Awards for community, academic, and research achievements were presented at Founder's Day in commemoration of Lyd- ia Moss Bradley's commitment to aca- demic excellence 85 years ago. William A. Clarey was awarded the ninth Francis G. Mergen Award for Public Ser- vice for his community involvement and business interests. The Award for Professional Excellence, sponsored by the Cultural Affairs Com- mittee, went to Heather Salamini. The S500 and certificate honored her re- search on peasant studies. Alan G. Galsky, professor of biology, re- ceived the Putnam Award for teaching excellence. A certificate and 3500 was presented for scholastic achievements, class planning, student evaluations, and personal relations. The Bradley Chorale and university lead- ers took part in the program held in the Hartman Center auditorium. Founder's Day is a time for Bradley to review its programs to see if they are con- sistent with Mrs. Bradley's goals, Presi- dent Martin G. Abegg said. Paul Haberkorn, president of the Bradley National Alumni Association, praised Mrs. Bradley as a woman truly ahead of her time when she founded the university 85 years ago. All-School President, Mike Bogowski, summed up Founder's Day by advising not to dwell on the past, but to look to the future as Mrs. Bradley did. -Kathy Frazier Photos by William Hammen Founder's Day! 19