Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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wawwwwmww TO RAYMOND. MOLLYNEAUX HUGHES Dean of the College of Liberal Arts As a Slight Token of Our Regard for Him And Our Appreciation of What He Has Done for Old Miami And the Entire Student Body This Book IS Most Respectfully Dedicated mwwwagawwwwm Five

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Foreword NCE again the gentle springtime comes to Old Miami, bringing with it a new copy of the Miami RECENSIO. We realize that there are many im- perfections in this book, certainly many things which do not come up to our ideals and no doubt many more things which do not come up to yours. However, we are but mortals and are not perfect. Nevertheless, we have done our best to minimize these mistakes and to overcome the many difficulties as far as possible. Our constant aim has been to represent Old Miami as she has appeared to us during the past year, and to this end we have spared neither time nor money. The many pictures within these pages were intended to show every phase of college life to better advantage. ' To you, students of Miami, we desire this book to be a constant reminder of your labors and pastimes while in school. After you leave these historic halls the pictures of classmates and familiar scenes will keep you in spirit if not in body still at Old Miami. To you, students and friends of the Miami of the clays gone by, we wish to introduce the New Miami, so that you may see that while time goes by, your Alma Mater still grows and prospers. We owe a lasting debt of gratitude to Dr. Brandon, to Dean Hughes, and especially to Dr. Upham for their aid and advice during the year of preparation. We also wish to express our thanks to the Nicholson Printing 81 Mfg, Co. and to the Electric City Engraving Co. for the assistance and efficient work which they did for us. Although it is impossible to mention every- one who has aided us in art work or otherwise, we wish them to know that we appreciate their assistance. And now we present to you this book: if you are satisfied, it has fulfilled our fondest hopes; if not, we pray that the Class of 1912 will profit by our mistakes and leave a better book to Old Miami. i Seven