Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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POLYSQCOPE First Row: NIEHAUS, WEAD, MCDOWELL, THOMAS. Second Row: JOBST, HOLMES, WALLACE, CHUBBUCK. The Board of Trustees JOHN M. NIEITALTS, President . . Peoria SAMUEL D. WEAD, First VicefPresident . Peoria ZEALY M. HOLMES, Second VicefPresident . Mossville CHARLES D. THOMAS . . Peoria ROSS S, WALLACE . Peoria H. E. CHUEBUCK . Peoria GEORGE J. JOBST .... . Peoria JOHN W. MCDOWELL . . . Peoria HAROLD W. LYNCH, Term Trustee . . . Peoria GEORGE R. MACCLYMENT ....... Secretary of the Board of 'Trustees and Business Manager WILLIAM E. STONE ..... . . . Treasurer COMMITTEES MESSRS. WALLACE, WEAD, CHUBBUCK, MCDOWELL, JOEST . Finance MESSRS. JOEST, HOLMES, CHUBBUCK, WEAD, WALLACE . . . . . . . . . Buildings, Grounds, and Equipment MESSRS. THOMAS, CHUBBUCK, WALLACE . Faculty and Curriculum MESSRS. WEAD, HOLMES, THOMAS, MCDOWELL, JOBST . Real Estate MESSRS . . . . . . . . Permanent Endowment Fund . MCDOWELL, CHUBEUCK, THOMAS, W'ALLACE, JOBST . . 1931 Page 141

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POLYSCOPEIZIIIIII rar .ff DR. CHARLES TRUMAN WYCKOFF Dean of the College CC RADLEY CGLLEGE without Dr. Wyckiitf would not he Bradley. Enthusiastic, schol' arly, loved, and respected by all who know him, Dr. Wyckcnif has kept pace with Bradley since its found- ing thirtyfthree years ago. No one person or factor has aided the growth of Bradley from a small manual training academy to a college of highest rank as has Dr. Wycklitf. 1931 fPage 131 L. L1 fm 'W i Yx ip., l ff ffilllw s r i I i K1 ill , .1 iw ,V ' i 'l ll llxg lil 1 , ll i. 1 'Ll IH sw N l 1 ' 'Q l 4 4 , 4 i 1 gi V. L ljnl Y i , l U xl!! li in 1 M ug, ,, 'N NJ i l X l x r i l i 1 A 1 W l ' w E F l l l , 1 , W ik, l in 1 h i l '4

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' POLYSCOPE MARY B. HUSTON HIS office does not like to be considered a place to be avoided, even though some stu- dents in the course of a year are compelled to appear in the office on unpleasant missions. There are many more occasions when, for both student and Dean, there are satisfactory results because problems have been faced frankly and perhaps solutions achieved. This latter is the type of work in which the office of the Dean of Men takes supreme delight. C. W. SCHROEDER. 1931 HE prime interest of the office of the De in of Wrimeii is the individual woman student An eifort is constantly made to know personally and sympathetically each and every girl on the campus: to draw out life and personalityg to be 1 friend and helper and to assist as counselor in solving problems which the student must meet daily in college life. MARY B. HusToN. C. W, SCHROEDER fPage 15