Central Intermediate School - Memories Yearbook (Ottawa, IL)

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gngzsfzi-5 PDLYSCOPE :iaszsii COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Russel Uphoff, Decorations Frances Coffman, Favors Sidney Williams, Finance Charles Frings, Orchestra Bill Rainey, Publicity Anne Holliday, Patrons 51151 'Sl li is

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ings? S PDLYSCDAPE E 21192612 I:114j Junior Prom Bradley Gymnasium, April 21. Goforth's Orchestra General Chairfntan JOSEPH MILLER Prom Qu een ANNE HOLLIDAY The Bradley Junior Promenade was indeed a Prom to Remember. Amid decorations of delicate orchid and green, happy couples danced away far into the night to the music of Goforth's orchestra. This orchestra, the pride of the middle West, was at its best, the night of the Prom. The decorations, which were carried out in the Junior class colors, Were beautifully and artistically arranged. A false ceiling covered the roof of the gym and a gorgeous chandelier added to its beauty. Cosy corners, arranged about the room for the dancers, leant charm to the scene. Joe Miller, chairman of the Prom, chose as Prom queen Anne Holliday. They headed the reception line Which received the dancers, and led the grand march which opened the prom. Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Tillotson, Sherman Canty and Beulah Vaughn, assisted in the receiving of the guests. The favors Which the girls received were engagement books of leather with the Bradley seal. After the dancing, dainty refreshments Were served the guests by the food committee. The 1926 Prom Was one of the greatest of all Bradley Junior festivities, and Will pass into our college history as The Prom to Remember.

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-wgiguzgsi-ff. fl PDLYSCQLPE 2 :isszsig 1:1161 The May Breakfast It is unfortunate that the POLYSCOPE must go to press before the morn- ing of May 21, when the Second Annual Bradley May Breakfast will be held on our beautiful campus. However, at the zero hour for copy, every indication points to the complete success of this year's May festivity. The May Breakfast was started last year under the auspices of the Sociology club. This year, the Student Council is taking charge of the early meal and it is hoped that it will become a traditional event in Brad- ley's history. This year, the May Breakfast will follow the general plan of the May Breakfast of 1925. However, additional features will be added which, it is hoped, will make it even a greater success than that held last year. It is planned to have a May Queen preside at this year's breakfast. She will be elected by the men of the school from Bradley's large family of charming co-eds. A Chancellor to attend the Queen will be chosen by the girls from those remarkable specimens of humanity that sit on the right side of chapel. The program will consist of dancing, tableau work, perhaps a toast or two, and singing by the Bradley Glee club. It is hoped that the Bradley band will also render a few selections. A wonderful breakfast will be served by members of the Bradley Home Economics department. Louis McDonald has been selected as general chairman of the 1926 Bradley May Breakfast. He has named the following committees: Program, Laura Lee Strehlowg Decorations and Favors, Mildred Mat- thewsg Refreshments, Florence Mathisg Tickets, Theodore Baerg General Arrangements, Sherman Cantyg Publicity, William Rainey. ta . TNI H YV 's , ' fn gig. .1 .ra :L-rx '-4 1. xg' ' ' ,fs ,if