Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Father of our silent generation- a oof and forcefully academic . . Dr. Chester E. Sipple looks more like the mythical atomic scientist than Dean of the University. A rather shy, retiring gentleman, his eltin humor belies his end- less industry as he tackles the myriad of problems simultaneously confronting him. His piercing eyes show immediate compre- hension of any situation, no matter how complex, as he contemplates Bradley life from that rather harried yet intelligent countenance so symbolic of his position.

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Father Confessor to all his friends, Dr. D. E. Gorseline inanages the llni- versity 's Evening' School with the sanie benign. self-confident air that is so ap- parent. in his education day classes. Victorian life is personified in Dean Olive B. XVl1ite, who governs the woinen on cainpus-as well as all campus social affairs-with a steady hand clothed in the velvet glove of her sniile. An advocate of the ' 4 Devvev educational system, C. VV. Schroe- der. Dean of Men, car- ries his interest in na- ture into his everyday work.