Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Tradition !l...j -tgflrl IQ - ia: lllllflauiiiizdi. EEE! As Bradley celebrated its 86th Founder's Day in the new Mabel Dingledine Music Center all school President Mary Deakin stressed the importance of Bradley traditions. Later in the year President Reagan in his State of the Union address also stressed the importance of American traditions. The year 1983-1984 marked a move back towards traditions. According to Webster's New Colle- giate Dictionary a tradition is the handing down of information, beliefs and customs by word of mouth or by example from one generation to an- other without written instructionp an inherited pattern of thought or action las a religious practice or a social cus- tomjg a cultural continuity in social attitudes and institutions. In its 86 years Bradley has grown and changed and yet in many ways it has remained very much the same as it was in 1897. Bradley is still a small, personal school where students come to learn and grow as individuals. The unique fcont. on pg. 65 F' 2. Jigga P ,iv fa- t. . are 'Z , ' 'AH' ,Ln s, it 38h .ik QS' A, an ,-V V' J' Y 4 -f 1' ,At ug A ,W if rw 1, me - - 1.3- .. t,,4,.w, Sig ti I A b- 'Y' 'K TA. -., cf. 4 Opening Photos by Laura Brackman and Stefan Adams.

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qi 'QE nm-in m Photos by Laura Brackman, Paul McCann, Lisa Vitale, and Stefan Adams. Opening 5