Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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Cook Field become olive with novcil personnel on review eoch week during World Wor ll, As Miomi's contribution To The vvor effort, 9,795 men ond women were troined on campus, included were 4,3l4 in The Novel Troining School of Rodio. On April 13, l86l, Ozro J. Dodds, ci senior from lndiono, orgon- ized 35 men into the University Rifle Compony which become o port ot The 8lst Ohio Regiment. Another first is scored Tor MU's trock teom of l9l4, Victory in sports is Miomi trodition. ll

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In The War To end all wars , Miami men loyaly ioined The STudenTs' Army Training Corps. AlThough They daily marched To meals, class and drill, They were never commissioned because of The early ArmisTice. Sfurdy-hearfed, pure of soul. Miami's post-Civil War faculty of eighT includes several men whose names are now idenTified wiTh residence halls. One of The new men's dormiiories compleTed This year on Tal- lawanda Road will be named for RoberT WhiTe McFarland. wa. x 1f,,l,.,,.,.,.-.s-.s ....s.,.-W.,..s,c,..f.,...,. ,v.. . ccic. ... ..M.....,.,. .A,c 5. c - , ssic 'Fl ' A siis T c ,,:, . K, - K A RQETBSQSST L,.'ST1's?3ff'GiN, za. nggiiiffgi ..iis1 - j y f P 'c 'rl vxamerszfiww, T , ' A V T me kumar of dhtml Pmmgxry md mdmnsfchmiwiq. S. F 1 TTER?-Y H 1 A '5 'JY A T sii iiliid ll 2-1i3Ii.iwEiiT H. Hiiiiifitiifligxglssilg A liili A A . V . V ngffiefyierimwgefxge age? .eiifffiufw 5 Hf133T1BY'lW- . . i . f A f A .fsfgavrf Mrxagiitifr, syn., if A ' V . Ffffffv-ff' fy' time-it Zsagsrzgm .153 iiiffsurw y mrzzzmaw D.1i'tiZib'BfI.TiiN, . ' Heppy, as Old Miami's lasT presidenT was reverenTly QQ , N r ,,, V T qc i'.' F fl 'i'flf dubbed by Miami sTudenTs, was vehemenTly opposed To A ' is A 1 . J gllV?tM ' mi 'g ll'l7f 'f The admission of women. Ironically, IVliami's TirsT residence CAHi3Tif3N, fi. S. A, r ' hall for women bears The name of Andrew Hepburn. ' Pwsffmffcf' 1l'i11?ff+'1vf2-'vifvlwvnfiifmfifs. .JQXFQ 5.1. A. xx., is., i 'i- . ' T . j .',il ,gf as hiisr gnavafwy mdsiiismwe. I VQIYUY. 8Gl'1'6?hfF3' iff fhrulftg, K 10 .y3?xor. xivsyxmsnxu, nfbmfiw.. yy . lii' ff Mid. vgfyfimumin mad! iimrliiauga.

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Students ond faculty gathered in 1909 to lay the cornerstone ot the New Auditorium, novv known to Miami students as Benton Hall. Old Miami, New Miami. Up climbed the sophomores to snotch the treshmen's red pen- lvliomi co-eds ot 1908 exercised in Herron Hall ant os both took part in the annual autumn Pole Rush. to keep lythe and slender. Shakespeare's As You Like It was the choice for the Senior Class Play of 1910. The purpose of class plays was to safeguard against letting talents be hidden. The delightful performance wos onything but amateurish.