Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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524. DAVID BLAIR DWEN PRESIDENT Dr. David Owen was named presi- dent of Bradley in 1946 to succeed Dr. F. R. Hamilton. During his ten- ure, the University enrollment swelled from less than I,OOO to the present total of 2,700 full time stu- dents. Three new campus buildings e- were erected during his six year term, the tieldhouse, library, and the men's dormitory. His resigna- tion this year came as a surprise to students and faculty alike. Dr. Owen's popularity gained through his interest in the school as well as his outstanding work as an admin- istrator will not be soon forgotten. Dr. Owen discusses the Dad's Association charter with inter- ested University ofiticials. President Owen and Mr. George Luthy pose with Mr. V. Jobst, through whose generosity a new engineering building for Bradley has been made possible.

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Lx We T iii ADMINISTRATION Tis education forms the common mind, Just cis the twig is loent the tree's inclined. TT

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Arthur G. Haussler is Vice-President of the University and has been at Bradley since 1950. He was chairman ofthe Blood Drive Campaign this year. In absence ofa President, Mr. Haussler is currently assum- ing many ofthe presidential duties. l.eslie H. Tucker, Dean of Students, heads an office which maintains constant interest in students. Dean Tucker supervises all student activi- ties and organizations, as well as serving as Tennis Coach. AIJMINISTRATIUN UFFICIALS chester E. Sipple, Dean of the University, came to Bradley in l93l. He recently re- linquished his position as head of the De- partment of History to devote more time to the administration ot the academic phase of the University. inc