Capital University - Capitalian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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7a ?. V. SnutU bean CrmeSiUuA. fWe (lei xeci uiLf. edicate 1UU Sao-A In the long years of the development of the university, few men have given more unselfishly to the dream of a greater and better Capital than Dean Smith. A graduate of both the college and the seminary, Dr. Smith joined the university faculty in 1906 as professor of classical languages. Although a successful teacher, perhaps his greatest service to the university began in 1924 when he became dean of the college. In his new post Dr. Smith was able to demand and enforce, on faculty and students alike, high standards in teaching and study. Certainly the academic recog- nition accorded to Capital is in part a tribute to his devoted work. For many years he served the university as its repre- sentative on the Ohio Athletic Conference, bringing to the deliberations of this group a sane outlook that has left its wholesome imprint on the athletic policies of the member schools. Scholar, administrator, friend. Dean Smith is a part of the Capital tradition.