Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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1 934 THE POLYSCOPE Horology GEORGE J. WILD Acting Demi of the Departmeizi of H orology Mr. Wild is a graduate of the Horological Department of Bradley and a member of the Horological Institute of America. After graduating he was engaged in the retail jewelry business until he was assigned to Camp Bradley as instructor in the Army school for mechanics in instrument repair. In 1919, he became a member of the Horology faculty at Bradley. He has been acting dean since the death of Dean Westlake in 1931. Twenty-one

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THE POLYSCOPE 1934 Twenty Hoirollogy Faetulty FREDERICK E. BROWN I lZil'L'l'llCl0I in the Fi7'Zi,ff7iIZg Departmezzl in Walclawork, Dmftifzg, and Leczfnrev' Mr. Brown, after graduating from the Bradley Horologi- cal School, became 2. member of the faculty in 1902. He served the department capably and efliciently since then. W. FICKEISEN, Imzfrflctor in E77gl'!I1lilYg Following his graduation from the Bradley Horological department of Optics in 1902, Mr. Fickeisen was associated with firms doing similar work. Later he returned to Bradley as a member of the horology faculty. CHARLES E. CARRIER, Ivzmwczor in jewelry Since his graduation from the School of Horology in 1919, Mr. Carrier has been a member of the faculty, and has been supervising the work of the students.

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THE POLYSCOPE 1934 Top Row-Ruyxnoncl Wadsworth, VVm. I-Iarrigstafl, Fred Brown, Vxfm. Stookey, C. E. Carrier, Robert Gerhom, Everett Niberl, Harry Sucher. Second Raw---'Tl1o111as Bunch, J0l1l'l'Fi5Cl1Cl', Lyle Olson, Fred Stennett, Eddie Evans, J. W. Reed, Jack Chivers, Geo. NVild, R. M. Tomlinson. First Row-Leonard Thorsen, Ralph Snyder, Frank Butler, Lawrence Hamm, Lee Crouse, John Marx, Alfred Morel, Floyd Cunningham. Ijattum Raw-Button, London, VVilson, Fickeisen, Grow, Ames, Lamb. Top Row-Overcast, Lee, VVood, Gergen, Barnlmrt, Webb, Lambert, Umhersun. Twenly-I wo