Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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l ,o so l He has seen Bradley grow from a small academy to one of the most influential colleges in the Middle West. He has been the founder of many of its most deeply-rooted traditions. He has help- ed to make the dream of his friend, Lydia Moss Bradley, for the edu- cation of youth a reality. He has carved for himself a niche unique in the structure of Bradleyg the close of his years of service and devo- tion marlc the end of an era in the history of the college. To Dr. Charles Truman Wyckoff, who has shaped the lives of Bradley stu- dents for forty years, we dedicate this POLYSCOPE of the year nineteen-hundred thirty-eight. DEDICATI

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T I iv: For forty years from their majestic position the four round faces of the clock on Horology Hall have surveyed the life on Bradley campus. They have watched the green-capped neophytes of each freshman class grope their confused way about a new and strange world. Early each june they have peered across the trees to the Nlemorial Walk to view the band of robed Seniors marching to the Convocation ceremony. These venerable old faces have seen hun- dreds of Horology students coming up the winding path to learn the art of measuring time. In the lofty tower this noble timepiece with its benign countenances has become a symbol of Bradley--the guardian of our campus. NN ERSARY

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