Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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DEAN OE MEN DEAN OF WQMEN IIT has heen said that civilization rises no higher than its women. The real objective today of deans and advisers of women is to develop the Womanly woman with strength physical and mental as Well as social and moral. The Dean of Wonaeia sincerely appreciates her splendid opportunity of seeing the world through 1929 eyes and earnestly wishes to listen with sympathy and advise with Wisdom. -selvlary B. Huston. NMMA ANN IDU lLYJf'DD ID IE fixfkfkfkfkfkfh QUR college tries to prepare her students for life in all its fulness: that is, she teaches them how to face life's problems. As part of this program it is often our privilege to help young people out of the shadows that sometimes gather along the Way. Helpfulness is our motto. -Willirlvri Booth Philip. ANNNNAAAA '- 'IIQIIEMD NNNANNAXAXN lfljage 23

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NXAANNAA '- lDlDlLYJf'C'lDlDlE NNANNNN Top Row: NIEHAUS, VJEAD, MCDOWELL, THOMAS. Bottom Row: jossr, HOLMES, W,i,LLAcE, CHUEEUCK. 'Glfte Board of 'Grustees JOHN M. NIEHAUS ..A...., President SAMUEL D. WEAD . , Fwst VicefPresident ZEALY M. HOLMES . . Second VicefPresident RALPH LYNCH . . , . . Term Trustee CHARLES D. THOMAS Ross S. WALLACE H. E. CHUBBUCK GEORGE J. JOEST JOHN W. McDOWELL HARRY PRATT JUDSON ,..,... Adviser GEORGE R. MACCLYMENT ,...,. . Secretary of the Board of Trustees and Business Mariuger WILLIAM E. STONE ........ Treasurer HE Board of Trustees, founded by Mrs. Lydia Bradley, is composed of eight members, who serve permanently, and whose purpose it is to supervise the practical needs of the School, and to make possible all improvements or additions that they think wise. The members of this group are chosen for their high ideals, their interest in the youth of today, and their knowledge in furthering education. A term trustee was elected in 1928 by the Bradley alumni association to serve for a period of three years. AAAAAAAAA, -- rlaoaapgggg-L NNNAAANAN llPuge 225

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IDA KERTH SGHMIDT, B. S. ANAAYNNN '- lD1UILWJf'UDlDlE NNAXAANM 'Ohe Faculty of Avts 59, Sciences ART PLEASANT RAY MGINTOSH ADELAIDE MICKEL ANCIENT LANGUAGE GLADYS HOPE HOLLOWAY, A. M. BIOLOGY WALES HARRISON PACKARD, Ph. D. DAPHNII BELL SWARTZ, A. M. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION LOYAI, GARIS TILLOTSON, M. B. A. CHEMISTRY GEORGE CROMWELL ASHNIAN, Ph. D. MARX' GERTRUDE HARVEY, B. S. EDUCATION ALBERT FREDERICK SIEPERT, M. A. ELLIS KINIISLEY FRYE, A. B. QTIS CARROLL TRIMELE, Ph. D. ASA CARTER, B. S. EDWARD J. SGHLEGEL, B. S. FRED EDWIN DAGE, E. E. HARRY LEE HURFF MAJOR EARL WHARRY, B. S. H. F. CLARK, M. A. HUGH LYON MGMATH, B. S. - LIBRARY METHODS LILLIAN MELL GUINN, Ph. B. MILDRED MARIE HAWKSWORTH, A. PAULINE GAUSS, A. B. MATHEMATICS CLARENCE ELMER COMSTOGK, M. A. ARTHUR E. GAULT, M. S. METROLOGY MERTON LEONARD FULLER, A, M. MODERN LANGUAGES MARY BLOSSOM HUSTON. M. A. ENGLISH JULIA LOUISE JARRATT, A. M. BENNETT MOORHIEAD HOLLOWELL, Ph. D. GEORGIA ETHERTON HOPPER- Ph- M GLIVE BERNADINE WHITE, Ph. D. ,FCHARLOTTE FRANCES ATWOOD BERTHA SUCHER SNOWDEN, Ph. B. PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY GEORGE LLOYD BIRD, A. M. L W M A B CTIS CARROLL TRINIBLE, Ph. D. Oh EADOWS' ' ' GEORGE RAYMOND GEIGER, M. S. GLADYS HOPE HOLLOWAY, A. M. PHYSICAL EDUCATIO HISTORY N ALFRED JAMES ROBERTSON, A. B. CHARLES TRUMAN WYGKOEE, Ph. D L. H. D. QHARRY HUEERT KIMBER, A. M. WILLIAM BOOTH PHILIP, A. M. HOME ECONOMICS BEATRICE BENSON, A. M. NADINE ANNA CRAGG, A. M. JOHN IVAN MEINEN, B. S. CECIL MELNETT HEWITT, B. M. E. ELLIS GUSTAVE FRIEDRICH, A. B. PHYSICS VERNE FRANK SWAIM, Ph. D. LOLA MIRIAM DYNES, M S. SOCIOLOGY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE WILLIAM BOOTH PHILIP, A. M. ERICH A. AHRENS, A. B. YCLARENGE WESLEY SCHROEDFR MARX' MULVANEY INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION CECIL MELNETT HEWITT, B. M. E. PHILIP BECKER, JR. ILeaI'e of absence, 192811929 ANNNANANN I- Il 93510 AAMANNAAA JJPage 2-IJ