Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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OXFORD RETREAT OXFORD, 01110 T HERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASES W ALCOHOL AED DRUG ADDICTIONS FOR KEN AND WOMEN 96 Acres Lawn and Forest, Buiidings Modem and First-Class in ali Appointments. ' THE PINES AN ANHEX F011 NERVOUS WOMEN T R Write for Descriptive Circular: G. R. cools, M. RL, Phjsiciari chief Origincully builT os Oxford Female College, This building wos boughT by Dr. R, Harvey Cook Tor use os o reTreoT for The menTolly ill. In 1927, Miami UniversiTy purchosed The 96 ocre TrocT ond renamed The building Fisher Holl. A probable forerunner To The morching bond of i959 might hove been Gibson's OrchesTron. They cheered The Teorn on Trom The sidelines, ond even Though They didn'T look Too hczppy, The musicol group boosTed The campus' spiriTs. Bicycles of oll sizes flourished on Miomi's compus in 1893. Then The men formed cycling clubs, now sTudenTs ride To cover The long disTc1nces ocross The expanded compus.

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ln his Elliott l-lall study, English Professor l-lepburn mingled ments and daily chapel devotions before retiring in l908. Each spring, for over thirty years, Harry S. Thobe, a local brick-layer and football enthusiast, would repair the fountain he began by adding a fevv more stones. Days of old and days fo be. i A Brice Hall physics laboratory of l908 was a giant stride from Old Egypt where Professor Stoddard gave his charming lectures during Miami's early years. rnany hours of writing poetry with preparing class assign-