Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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IKE LANDSLIDE VICITCIRY EXPECTED PRESIDENT RCIDES HERE IN v.IULY General Dwight David Eisenhower threw aside his uniform to hold forth as the first member of his party to live in the VVhite House since Herbert Hoover. Predictions fell helter-skelter as the entire world waited apprehensively for the changes that always accompany a new administration. WVe waited with equal interest the changes to be expected from the former Marine oflicer, Dr. Harold P. Rodes, who grasped the reins as our Chief Exec. The presence of this dynamic, driving force has already resulted in the type of leadership that a student sees and appreciates. Dusty has, in our eyes, truly assumed the position of patriarch of the clan. Taking the initiative in student favored projects like the lVlillion Penny Campaign, new women's dorm, and sorely needed engineering building, we can only marvel at the man's unending source of enthusi- asm, drive, and initiative. While it is seldom that any administrative change is popularly approved without awaiting the test of time, we are confident that Presi- dent Harold P. Rodes will meet this challenge with the same youthful vigor already so evident in his policies and activities. Family ielations are too Ron I Sandy Rocky Ianny Row 2 Ricky Skip Public relations is a time-consuming job. Per, DUSIY Rust

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sf' The favorite, 'burger and malt, gives way to barbecue and milk. They came to see the aristocracy of the West Bluff . . . the reception was st aged with our usual outdoor courtesy. wk