Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Anaga Salutes llean Tuekelfs ll Years of Bradley 'erviee Last july marked Dean of Students Leslie l-l. Tucker's eleventh year in the administration. The anniversary was also one for Bradley, com- memorating its 1947 birth as a university. Dean Tucker is backgrouncled here by the Wyckoff room because the library is felt to be a first step toward l3radley's new heights in academic achievement and building programs. He witnessed not only the dedication of the library and the buildings of the new north campus but also acted a vital part in administrative alterations. The addition of new offices to the university changed the scope of his position. Acting dean of men, public relations olhcer, producer of the bulletin and head of student activities comprised at one time or another Dean Tuclcer's responsibilities. Presently, the administrators Held includes governing all campus ac- tivities which occur outside the classroom. Procuring lecture arts pro- grams, arranging convocations and creating the university calendar are three such consequences. Sometimes, Dean Tucker's life embraces participating in some 12 committee meetings, or so it seems. Attending 35 lecture arts programs twice each year cancels many of his evening hours as does holding office in several civic organizations. Dean Tuclcer's longing for hours free to determine precise answers to the continuous surge of problems which confront him symbolizes his executive position. Good will building in regard to an individual student may receive only one opportunity. Dean Tucker hopes to establish friendliness and help- fulness in that single chance.