Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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gh' hh, Dorothy Adamson, Mr. Carter. y BDIIRD 0F TRUSTEES Preslclent... .... ,.......,..,....,,.,,, .A.. ,A,A . . ...... .,A, . . ,... . . . .... ,..,. ...A . . .. .... . Ross S. Wallace Vice.-President AA,, ..... V.... . .. ,... ......Zealy M. Holmes Secretary 4.,.o.,..,...,. . ...... Jacob Lentz Treasurer... ...,4,,,,. ,...,...... .Harry C. Stone 'Q r... Standing: Harold W. Lynch, H. Dale Morgan, George L. Luthy, J. T. Hunter. Seated: Ross S. Wallace, Zealy M. Holmes, H. C, Stone, B. C. Heacock. Not in picture: Thomas J. Lovelace.

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'11, ..,zrs:wym,sf. A s' 1' ff 5 -- .4 LA .- -W . 3 W.-M-.-W - ,H vs . nf X-Mwwyfs ww Mm. . 24 Ma, 3. , , , f , 'J ,, ff 1 f 1 1,34 wr 1 yew ' ' ,,'w ,,,y,,,5-p.fsj5,.f . , . ., , agp . . And forward tho' I canna see, I hope and tear. These lines express the interpretation ot the present conditions in the world of a Scotch writer. As the 1940 class faces graduation in the immediate future, there is cause both to hope and tear. Let us all trust that the reasons tor hope outweigh those which cause us to tear and may the future prove that our hopes did not mislead us. Q C. W. SCHROEDER THE DEIIIIS Nothing is impossible to industry. A real captain ot industry wrote this maxim way back in 625 B. C. Periander's wisdom made him one ot the Seven Sages ot Greece. You are now leaving college to meet experi- ences that will challenge you to solve the prob- lem in your own way. No better fortune can be desired for you than that you cultivate the habit of industry. The wish of your friends at Bradley College is that you may take as your life slogan Peri- ander's sage advice. Intelligent endeavor and industry will be for you efficient assistants on the road to success. QW. M4453-1 MARY B. HUSTON

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FIICIILTV 1 ly .I A .i 1 ' , . ,jx - , . A ' if V Q I 'film lb ,A I 2 H .M - 1 Sag My 2- v - . E .1- .f 'E K ' 'Fax ,wily I 'gy 1' , . M4453 .lu .5 '65 iitfffaf., . ,K if - as ? I tw, I 6 s, -..,4w..i.f,w 'x . 1, ,pai 'fitafqg' W V: . , 2, ,MWGW ., -.fwQ. fi 4, , mil ' , t '2 ff 0' A9 ,ii lfivlz ' -1:15:24 - In , 'ixsfgmtl ' 149.1 C..-6. Il' 6Q Qhrf First row: Wilmarth, Perkins, Blomeyer, Huston, Krefting. Second row: Sutherland. Lepley, Hollowell. Third row: Burnham, Donovan, Mclntosh. HIIIIIIIIIITIES Wilson Elery Wilmarth, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mod- ern Language. Howard Cecil Perkins, Ph.D. Associate Professor of His- tory and Political Science. , Instructor in Art. Mary Blossom Huston, A.M., Professor of Modern Lan- guanges, and Dean o Women. Clara E. Krefting, Ph.D., Assis- tant Professor of Speech. Estelle Van Horne Sutherland, Instructor, Dramatic Art and Expression. Ray Lepley, Ph.Dd., Associate Professor of Philosophy and Psychology. Bennett Moorhead Hollowell Ph.D., Professor of English. Cardon V. Burnham, Instruc- tor, Voice, Director of Glee Clubs. William E. Donovan, A.B., B. Mus., Director, College of Music, Professor of Piano and Music Lecturer. Pleasant Ray Mclntosh, B.S., Assistant Professor of Art. Dorothy Powers Blomeyer, B.S., f l