Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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CL.xR1cNei-2 Iimiiik Cmisrocic, A. M., Professor of .llatlzeniufica A. ll., Knox College, 18883 Instructor in Mathe- matics and lfnglish, Illackihurn University, 'ISHS-S93 Instructor in Mathematics, Knox College, Igsll-92, 181323-sl: A. M., Knox College, will 3 Graduate Student in Mathematics, Princeton-Yale School, Chicago, 1896-T3 llradley Institute since lstli. Emi, A. Joiixson, A. M., .-lssixfmit Professor of illunzzul .Alrz'.v. Served Apprenticeship tMonumental XYorkJ, ISU?-53 Seven Years in Trade XYork, IHSIS-IEPHQQ ll. S., St. Olaf College, ISNHSZ Instructor in English, I-Iistory and German, lligh School, liasota, Minn., ISHN?-T2 Instructor in Sciences and Manual Training, lligh School, llawley, Minn., ltllli'-tif A. M., University of Minnesota, ISHN, Manual Arts Student, 1'lvz'd., three Summers: Supervisor of NIIIHUQI Trailliltg, Avifgiliia, hIi11Il., lilllil-IIZQ Student, Two Summers, Ilratlley Institute: Graduate, Stout Institute, 19135: llradley Institute, since lillil. josiiifn S'ri'1 1' lFI1K1.i3, A. M., .'lSSI'Sl'tI1If Ii,l'Uft'SS01' in illutlzenmfics. A. Columhia University, ltlllilg A. M., iflvial., ltltllg Teacher High School, llagerstown, Md., lfflubl-53 New Brighton, I'a.. ltHl5-ti, Altoona, Pa., 191143-73 Culver Military Academy, Summer, 19133, llradley Institute, since ltPllT. .ADELAIIIIQ BIICKI-IL, Instrwfor in Dru-ning. Graduate Chicago Art Institute, ltllltlg Designer for Marshall Field 8: Co., Chicago, 1900-15 Student, School of Education, Chicago, Summer, lflol 3 Student, IIar'.fard University, Summer, l5ltl'2g Bradley Institute, since lmll. IYILLIAM FREDERICK R.XX'Blt'lNl3, Iiisfrzzcfar in, illunzml .-ilrts. Machinist for Wfarner and Sivasey, Cleveland, Ohio, Vliortliington IIydraulic M'orks, New York, and Pittsburgh Locomotive Mforks, I'ittsburgh, l'a.: Fore- man for Pearson K Phelps, Chicago, Ill., ISSN-El'2i3 Mechanician to the Depart- ment of Experimental Engineering. Cornell University, ISU?-SPH: Assistant to the General Foreman, Franklin Air Compressor XVorks, Summer, 19013 Bradley Intsitute, since 1895. XV.-xLEs H,xRR1soN PACKARD, Ph. D., Professor of Biol- ogy. , S. B., Olivet College, 1894: Fellow in Zoology, i University of Chicago, 1895-83 Ph. D., 1'bia'., 19081 Instructor in Zoology, Marine Biological Laboratory, Wooltls Holl, Mass., Summers, 1895-99, Research Mlork, l.I7l'U'., Summers, 1905-Ti: Instructor in Zoology, University of Illinois, Summer, 19143 Bradley Insti- tute since 1898. '23 I A

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Offioers of Instruction CIKIIIQUIJURE C11.x1,oN ,l.3U1ug1iss, Ph. D., Professor of Greek and Latin. A. lj., llamilton College, 188213 .-X. M., I.f7l'0,., 188133 llead of Classical Depart- ment, Fredonia QN. YJ State Normal School, 18823-SHI, Graduate Student in Greek, University of Chicago, 19013-T, Fellow in Greek, 1'bicl'., 1897-S: Ph. D., ibid., 185183 Assistant Professor of Greek, University of Chicago, Summers, 15100-53 Professor of Greek, Iihlilf., Summers, 111013-95 llradley Institute since 1897. Cii.xitI,1is .-XLVHICUS DliNNE'1 l', B. S , Professor of Jllanual Arts. li. S., XYorcester Polytechnic lnstitute, 1886, Machinist and Draftsman with llrowne X Sharpe Manufacturing Co., and Putnam Machine Co., 18843-75 Teacher of Manual Training lligh School, St. Paul, Minnesota, 1887-8: Principal of Manual Training lligh School, St. Paul, Minnesota, 1888-913 Professor of Manual Training, Teachers' College, New York City, 18211-7: Graduate Student, Harvard 1'nivcrsity and University of Chicago, one summer each 1 Editor of .lfanual Train- ing llf1gu.5i11v,' Bradley Institute since 1897. tory. .'X. ll., Knox College, 1881, A. M., ibid., 18875 B. D., Chicago Theological Seminary, 18871 Head of English Department, Osaka Middle School, Japan, 1888-Sl: lnstructor in English, Doshisha Univerity, Kyoto, Japan, 18821-S113 Lecturer on the lfistory of Sacred Music, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1891-33 Graduate Student of History and Political Science. University of Chicago, 189-1-963 Fellow, 1'b1'd., 1896-73 llradley Institute since 1897. 1f.Xll!il'fR1Nl'I XM.XL'I'lfRS Sl 1'TUN, .fX. ll., .slssisfunf Professor of Latin. M. Di., lowa State Teachers College, 1511143 A. ll., University of Michigan, 15Nl'i1 Teacher lligh School, Grand junction, Iowa, 18118-9, Principal High School, Iildora. Iowa: 185121-15.111413 Teacher, Keokuk, Iowa, woo-13 Cedar Falls, Iowa, 15ro1--I-3 Assistant Bradley Institute, 19043-S13 Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Summers, 19111-1'3, 151113, lnstructor in Latin, Iowa State University, 15111. l11QR'1'1i.x lXl.xY SCULLIN, A. ll., .llssisfurit Professor of Domestic Economy. Graduate, llradley Institute, 1110213 A. li., University of Chicago, 191165 Brad- . . 1 , ley Institute, since 1.Doo. 21511 leave of alhsence, 151113-17. 01 CIIARLICS T1eL's1.xN XVYCKOFF, Ph. D., Professor of His-

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Gicoicmz CRoMwliLL AsH3t.xN, Ph. D., Professor of Cl1ZCllIISfl'hV. B. S., XVahash College, 1.8053 Graduate Student and Instructor in Chemistry, ibid., 1805-133 Teacher, Physics and Chemistry, Frankfort, Ind., High School, 18013-10013 Teacher Physics and Chemistry, Illinois State Normal School Charleston, Summer, 1001 : Grad- y uate Student, University of Chicago, Summers, A 1807-1000: M. S., ibid., 1005, Fellow in Chemistry, 1'lv1'i1'., 10011-S3 Ph. D., ibid., 1008, llradley Institute since 1902. lil+fUliGlA E'l'lllfR'l'UN I'IOl'l'lCR, Ph. M., IIISZLVIICILOI' in Modern, Langziagcs. A. B., University of Illinois, 10083 Ph. M., University of Chicago, 190-1, Student at the Sorhonne, 1000-0: Dean of XNomen, llead Mod. Lang. Dept., Ripon College, XVis., 1002, Klan.-llunebg Head Mod. Lang. Dept.. Shorter College, Rome, Ga., 1001-7: Assistant in German, Iowa State College, Ames, Ia . 1007-S3 Ilead, Mod. Lang. Dept., Tabor College, Ia., 1000-113 Dean of AAVUINCII, Head, Mod. Lang. Dept., Stephens College, Columbia, Mo., 1011-1912, Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Fall, 19123 Bradley Institute, since 10151. FRANKLIN lii1QOlU.llf ELXYOOI1, ll. Ar., IllSl'I'Ilf'f0I' in .'11'Clll.l'UCflll'llI Dru-zuiizg. li. Ar., Syracuse University, 10113 Draftsman for H. S. Moul, Architect, Hudson, N. Y., 1011-1'33 with Freehurg X Fidler, Architects, Jamestown, N. Y., Summer, 1012: llradley lnstitute, since 1012. Rosli I. SIQITZ, Ph. M., lizsirzrcfm' in .llodvrn Laligzmgv. l'h. ll., University of Chicago, 10083 l'h. M., ibid., 10003 Fellow in German, ibid., 1000-103 Reader and Assistant in German, ibid., 1010-113 Assistant in German, State College of XiVashington, Ian.-Iune, 10125 Teacher of Modern Languages, lligh School, Hot Springs, Ark., 1012-133 Bradley Institute, since llllll. Giucic .AL'l'11l2A lI.xYw.xRIi, A. M., Insfrzzrfoz' in English. A. B., Universtiy of Kansas, 10053 A. M., fluid., 10073 Instructor in English, ilvid., 1007-10: Graduate Student, Harvard, Summer, 10083 Columbia University, 1010-113 A. M., 1'Iv1'd., 10113 Assistant Professor in English, simpsmicicoiiege, Iowa, 1011-15: liiraclley Institute, since 1015. I C1-r.xkLi2s IFIENRY Konucn, A. ll., Imsfriirtor ini .llutlicniizfics and Plz-vsifs. A. IE., Otterbein University, 1000, Graduate Student in Mathematics, Uni- versity of Chicago, 1010-11 1 Summers, 1011-11g Instructor in Otterhein Summer School, Summers, 1008-10: Teacher of Mathematics in High School, Chillicothe, Ohio, 1000-10. Teacher of Mathematics in High School. South llend, Indiana, 1011-1'33 llradley Institute since 1013. 24