Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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85fll year if ,jo c s' MTF . a -. ,, ,.,4,'vfw . . sn- 'gg-.v'ri1---2+ ,:s'fisi- .. 1+.,it-.ss.el i' ':i4a+asaes.e-itef 'e2?wwse'ie ' '- in pudgcafion 4 i I 1 I' f i J i 2 i of , . I l shot an arrow into thc air: I I' Y ' I lt came to earth, I lint-xv not xvhercl HOROLOGV BLNLDING BQADLEV HALL. But in less than an hour a cop came 'round And I paid for a dog at a dollar a pound. Bradle P Ivteclini In titute 1. Che School of Ftrts alto Sciences SIX-YEAR COURSE Academy and two years of College Courses Science, Mathematics, Language, Literature, History, Mechanic Arts, Household Economy. Graduates who wish to go further can enter the third year in good colleges and engineering schools. manual Cralnmg for 15025 Domestic Economij tor Girls 2. CDC IIDOFOIOQICHI Bcbool H School lor Practical Instruction in Lllalchmaliing and llllicd Trades ECDRFIIIICNIS Filing and Turning, Watch Work, Finishing and Repairing, Engraving, jewelry, Optics. Instruction at the bench, supplemented by Class Work and Lectures. N B Wattlimalwrs and jewelers in need ol l'i-mpeten15-sist- ' ' ants are ini ited to correspond with the Hors ngifal bthool For catalogues and further information, address EDWARD O. SISSON, Director Bradley Polytechnic Institute, PEORIA, ILLINOIS Motto-e Ge Iiat, drink and 2 be married. 5,3 1 B Purpose f .L YA it 9 To get your ' moneyfs north Officers President, , ,,.. Geoaos Ramsev l'z'n'-Prfszkixnf, . . Ljeorzoe R. NI.iCCt.uiExr Trmszrnr, .XLBER r Prix risk Snrrlrrry, . littzanu in Wtaixicic ,1-11 W JAMES D. PTO Env' I L J si U' -1 I 1 l' 1 1' 1. I i 102 SOUTH MONROE STREET I.-A121 E5L-'ll1iI.!-,QR excerpts taken from the first Bradley University annual - The 1901 Polyscope 2, stating ,I IA, ILL. EETINGS are announced every other week, but occur once a quarter, being postponed on account of the absence of important members, such as the officers. But when a party has at last been decided upon, it is indeed a beautiful sight to see the social lights of B. P. I. gathering from all directions, to spend one short evening fthe lights are out at elevenp enjoying the games arranged by the versatile entertainment committee, such as hunting peanuts, up jenkins, fortune-telling, brilliant conversation, and the guessing game as to whether the orchestra is playing a waltz or a two-step. The Treasurer is looking for a better position, the Club doesn't even keep him in pocket money. Since it was found necessary to collect dues from the faculty members the repre- sentation from that body has rapidly diminished. The Vice-Pres- ident's position is merely nominal, because when the President is absent the Club has not the heart to hold meetings. The Secretary reports the proceedings at the meetings, and after every party pre- pares an itemized list of the articles lost and broken in the scrim- mage for refreshments. The Club is hardly living up to its motto, but it promises more eating, less drinking and more marrying another year. Long may it live and prosper.

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l l 9iLl Clfl0l'l of tk? .!4l'lClg6l,5 lrcilrlrii- 1' a a a Prologue ff ia fr l Be patient till the last. Members of the faculty, school mates, and friends, , hear us for our cause, and be silent that you may l hear, believe us for our honor, and have respect for our honour, that you may believe all that we may tell you: censure us with what wisdom you may have, and awake your senses that you may the het- ter perceive and understand our deep wit. If there be anything in this book to which some one of you may take offense, to that person we say that it is not that we love you less, but that our desire to till up blank space is more. As you love us, we jolly you, as you are good-natured, we impose upon youg as you are wise and learned. we honour youg but as l you are eonceited. we roast you. There is jollying for your love, laughter for your laughter, honour I for your wisdom, and death thy roastinggl for your conceit. Xtho is there so rude that would criticise i this, our first attempt? lf any, let him judge not l that he be not judged. Vllho is there so vile as not to purchase this book? If any we will forthwith present it to him. VK'e would offend none, we have done no more to you than you would have done i to US. 1 K1-Q13 97 CO., FARM Ano 'ro-mesa-nm: ui N: NB 1901 iv fe-'v fag W . . l With this we depart. Q f 1 THIZ 'HI l,UI,YSC1tl'If lima.-XRD. 1 l tx- 5 ':4':lll 1 l auitosns or man-:csv cu! an lv pK ,, Q i 'X Cg:.-'f.Dtl 3fiW2j I -5 ' 0-if EQ , rig! Yr ' jLgtv'fgsvjj:Mg'fl '-s- ,f-' V- 'H -.-s. .-- - ,--p for f- L i- fls 535-we hil3 gT' af? it L0 I flfplf' J' I A ' . 'ffl ' JL! 1 'I in wires . t it -' ' .Q X I ' I X' llf' 'GIINU-Ill' ,- J Qg It - Anyone wanting something especially fine, should write for our handsome, free c W article wanted. Visitors cordially welcomed at our factorY- 230D N, AQAMS ST., ll A v-s V l l i 1 l i

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