Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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1919 Rulpsrupe WILBER FRANKLIN DAY, Assistant in Chemistry. Graduate Bradley Institute, l9I6g Chemist, Illinois Traction System, 1916-173 Student, University of Illinois, l9l7-IB: Bradley Institute since l9I8. FLORENCE V. GUMBINER, A. M., Assistant in Mathematics. Student Knox College, l909-l2g Ph. B., University of Chicago, l9l3: Teacher- Wapello, Iowa, l9l3:l4g Teacher, Ironwood, Mich.. l9l4-l5g Scholar in History' University of Minnesota, l9l5-l6g A. M., ibid., l9l6g Teacher, Paducah, Ky., l9l7- IS: Bradley Institute since l9l8. KATHRYN M. NIEHAUS, Assistant in French. Graduate, Bradley Institute, l9l6g Graduate student, ibid., I9I6-l7g Student Assistant in English. ibial., l9l 73 Bradley Institute since l9l8. DORA MARGUERITE ROBBINS. Assistant in Physical Training. Teachers diploma for Physical Education, Iowa State Teachers' College, l9l6q Physical Director, Y. W. C. A., Peoria, Ill., l9l7-l9g Bradley Institute since ,Ian- uary, l9l9. PHILIP BECKER, JR., Assistant in Metalworking. Graduate, Bradley Polytechnic Institute, l9l8: Assistant in Machine Shop. Evening Classes, 1917-19: Teacher, U. S. Army School for Mechanics, Bradley Institute, 1918. ORA ERNEST NEILL, Assistant in Automobile and Metalworking. Mechanic for G. White Construction Company, 1904-75 Farmer, l908-95 Student, Illinois Normal University. l909-I2g Teacher, Public Schools. Normal, Ill.. l9l2-l43 with International Harvester Co.. l9l4-l6g Student, Bradley Institute, l9l6-l8g Teacher, U. S. Army School for Mechanics, Bradley Institute, l9l8. CHARLES B. STEELE, Instructor in Tractor. Seven years experience as proprietor of garage, and eight years previous ex- perience in gas engine work and general machine workg Tractor Salesman for I. Case T. M. Co., Peoria, Ill., l9l6-IS. HARVEY WILLARD STRINGER, Assistant in Automobile. Graduate, Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Automobile Course, l9l8. MERTON LEONARD FULLER, M. Di., A. M., Lecturer in Meteorology. M. Di., Iowa State Teachers, College. l898: Principal Normal Department. Buena Vista College, Storm Lake, Iowa, 1898-19021 Assistant Observer, U. S. Weather Bureau, l902-l906. serving at Salt Lake City, Utah, Springheld, Ill., Charles City, Iowa, and Huron, S. D.: in charge of Weather Bureau Office, Canton, N. Y., 1906-09g Peoria, Ill.. I909e: Lecturer on Meteorology and Climatology, St. Lawrence Uni- versity, Canton, N. Y., M. A., St. Lawrence University, 1907: Professor, ibia'., l907-09. STUDENT ASSISTANTS MANUAL ARTS-Willis Haugen. MUSIC-Alice Eicher f0rganJg Ardis Chatten CPianoJ. OTHER OFFICERS J. L. CADWALLADER, Cashier HOMER M. BOTTS, Superintendent of Power S. D. LYMAN, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds EMMA T. SCHMIDT, BERT!-IA MERIDAN, ANNA FRAZEE, Stenographers Page Sixteen

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1919 iBuIpsrnpe Senior Qlllass 1 9 1 9 President 4....,. ,..... .... E l izabeth Bourns Vice-President ..... . . .Leland Fleming Secretary ...A..,, ....... A nn Sutton Treasurer. , ............,,, .... D ean D. Battles Senior jfarztmzll Bradley Institute-we, the Seniors of l9l9, bid farewell to your imposing walls, inspiring faculty and students. With our departure we are taking fond memories of days both joy- ously and diligently spent here. May we always carry in our hearts the knowledge and experience gained during our enrollment, and be ready to return to you as loyal alumni. Page Eighleerz