Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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The Faculty ART Pleasant Ray Mclntosh Adelaide Mickel ANCIENT LANGUAGE Olive Bernardine White, Ph. D. BIOLOGY Wales Harrison Packard, Ph. D. Daphne Bell Swartz, A. M. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Loyal Garis Tillotson, M. B. A. Harold Gardner Avery, A. M. Palmer Tobias Hogenson, M. B. A. CHEMISTRY George Cromwell Ashman, Ph. D. Mary Gertrude Harvey, S. M. EDUCATION Albert Frederick Siepert, M. A. Ellis Kingsley Frye, A. M. Ray Lepley, Ph. D. Donald E. Gorsline, Ph. D. ENGLISH Bennett Moorhead Hollowell, Ph. D. Olive Bernardine White, Ph. D. Bertha Sucher Snowden, Ph. B. Kathryn Sellars, Ph. M. Sherman Paxton Lawton, A. M. Edward Newell Doan, A. M. HISTORY Charles Truman Wyckotl, Ph. D., L. H. D. Harry Hubert Kimber, A. M. William Booth Philip, A. M. H OME ECONOMICS Beatrice Benson, A. M. Ida Korth Schmidt, A. M. Ruth Marie Holmes, A. M. -I Page Q4 ' ol Arts and Sciences INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Cecil Melnott Hewitt, B. M. E. Philip Becker, Jr. Asa Carter, B. S. Edward J. Schlegel, B. S. Fred Erwin Dace, E. E. Harry Lee Hurll Major Earl Wharry, B. S. H. F. Clark, M. A. George E. Smiley, B. S. LIBRARY METHODS Lillian Mell Guinn, Ph. B. Pauline Gauss, A. B. Martha Biggs, A. B. MATHEMATICS Clarence Elmer Comstock, M. A. Arthur E. Gault, M. S. Irving Kittell, M. S. METROLOGY Merton Leonard Fuller, A. M. MODERN LANGUAGES Mary Blossom Huston, M. A. Julia Louise Jarratt, M. A. Georgia Etherton Hopper, Ph. M. PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY Ray Lepley, Ph. D. Donald E. Gorsline, Ph. D. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Allred James Robertson, A. B. Frances Helen Dillon, M. S. John Ivan Meinen, B. S. Donald Van Dyke Fuller PHYSICS Verne Frank Swaim, A. M. SOCIOLOGY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE William Booth Philip, A. M. Clarence Wesley Schroeder, A. M. Miley Earl Downs, A. M.

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New methods in education do away with the old idea that the dean plays an authoritative, dis- approving part in student lile. The dean ol today wants to be cooperative and helplul. Cn the basis ol mutual good will, interviews between dean and student have proved to be worth while in the past and have been productive of good on our campus. The Dean ol Women feels strongly that friendship is a vital Factor in progress. MARY B. l-IUSTCN, Dean of Women. That through the months spent in college you have gained new interests and broader sympathies so that lile will be lor you the more zestlul, that you have gained Friendships among the men and women who have preceded you as well as among your contemporaries, that you have gained poise and the art ol sell criticism, which is al4in to a sense ol humor, is the wish ol this writer as we approach the end ol another year ol worlc together. CLARENCE W. SCHRGEDEI2, Dean of MED. if M Page Q3

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Top Row-Hollowell, WyckoH, Ashm Second Row-Jarrett, Gault, Schlegel, Third Row-Snowden, White, Carter, an, Dittus. Wharry, Kimber. Miclcel, Gorsline. Fourth Pow-Smiley, Siepert, LeFevre, Wagner, Schroeder. Bottom RowfDilIon, Mclntosh, Doan, Philip, Avery, Page Q5