Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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25- A ff? , iF'DLYSCCJPE Defzm of Men fmt! Plfomrw at rw. l.ife is sometimes called a war- fare. You, as college women, were aware of the struggle in your fresh- man year. What is the vision which can guide you safely? We stead- fastly believe your inspiration to be the Bradley College woman with broad interest and unsel fishness, one who protects and fosters the home but is at the same time an intelligent citizen with resource and initiative. Your ideal, we think, is a Bradley woman possessing the ability to ap- preciate another's viewpoint and not lose her own, a college woman of intellectual attainments and op- timistic mind. Thus are you worthy to join the great ranks of college women, who are carrying on every- where the hard-fought battle for freedom in the midst of life's neces- sities. MARY Brossom I-IUs'roN, A. M. - 1 . i We are reminded that soon another class will join a larger group of men in the work of the world. The value of Bradley lnstitute to the community is measured only by its product. 'I'he men graduating this year will add a half hundred to the ever growing representation who look back to the lnstitute as their 'iguiding star e'e-their alma mater. Their places will be taken by others as the seats of honor and dignity are vacated. 'llhese are the products of the schoolg build- ings and grounds are mere physical extensions. May the quality of this product be adequate to its task. CLARENCE W. Siiizoiioilza, A. M. 'l 301' H4 v jim'

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l- H islory Departrnonl C. T. WYCKOEIP, Ph. ID., F-'DLYSCCJPE I ' B - E ' 5 The Faculty I.. H. D. LOUISE G. NIXKDN, M. A. AfIllll,lc'7l7IlfiL'J' Dcparlim'nl C. Ii. COMSTOCK, A. M. A. E. GAUL'I', M. En lislz Department .IENNIE CONs'I'ANCE, M. A . BLANCHE MILLER, M. A. MRS. BERTHA SNOWDEN FREDERICK S. SEIBERT IDOROTHEA M. FRY Biology ' WALES PACKARD, Ph. D Clzernislry G. C. ASHMAN, Ph. D. MARY HARVEY Physics V. F. SVVAIM, Ph. U. Sociology CLARENCE SCHROEDER, A. M. LOUISE NIXON, A. M. liizsinoss flflniinislration LOYAI. '1'1LLO'I'SON RUTH IQUSSELL, A. M. Marzzzgei' of Laura Collage SARA PO'l l'HR Language Spanish CHARI.0'l I'E A'1'wOOD French MARY HUS'l'ON, A. M. GEORGIA HOl'l'ER, Ph German MARY PIUSTON, A. M. Aleterology M. T.. FULLER .M. l 'hysi cal Ezlnaalion A. cl. IQOBERTSON -Im-IN MFICINIQN CLARENCE ROIIERS C. M. HI-:wI'I r ELEANOR SYKES A Erlzication A. F. SIEI'ER'I', A. M F. K. FRYE H. A. .l'IUN'l'ING'l'ON Drawing .IOI-IN HOIAKINS ADELAIDE MICKEL Manila! Arls HARRY HURFIT FRED DACE ' PHILIP BECKER hA71l.l.lAM ALLEY ASA CARTER ED. SCHLEGEI. C. M. HEWI'I I' MAJOR WHARIKY FMIL ,IOHNSON CHAS. BARNUM E. G. SHALKHAUSER Speech NADINE SHEIIARDSON IJOROTH EA FRY THORA MAR'l'IN Home Economics ALMA LONG JANE -IOHNSTON IDA SCHMID1' E LILLIAN IQENNEDY, M. A. Librarians LILLIAN GUINN PAULINE GAUSS Registrar ANNA LICFFZVRE 'l'wf11!y sewn