Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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inf ee-znsxo Pres1dents of M1am1 QL,iI ll :Q Tl 2,1 1824 Robert Hamilton Bishop ,.,ooo.o. 1841 1885 Robert Xvhite McFarland ,.,V,,7o, 1888 1841 G6OrgG Junkin ...7.V..V11.......VV......11.. 1844 1888 Ethelbert Dudley Vllarheld .,.,.o. ,o., , ., 1891 1844 John McArthur CPro temj 1...,... 1845 1891 William Oxley Thompson ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,ll , 1899 1845 EFHSHIUS D. 1V1C1V12LS'EGr ..V..... .....11 1 849 1899 William Jasper McSurely CPro temj .,..., 1899 1849 Vvillii-lm C- A11C1CFSO'H v..........,...1V1,..VY..V...., ...., 1 854 1899 David Stanton Tappan .,,,.. ....,.,,....,,... . .. 1902 1854 Orange Nash Stoddard fPro temj 1854 1902 Guy Potter Benton p,,,,,.A,A,AA.e.e,7e,.VAe 1911 1854 l01111 W- Hall ---1.,-1--1..--1..1--1..V...........1.1 ,.11. 1 866 1909 Edgar Ewing Brandon CActingD.l ,,,,..,........ 1910 1366 'R0l3SFf L1V1f1gSfOH ----1--1----.. 1871 1911 Raymond Nlollyneaux Hughes CACtingD .,.7v7v 1913 1871 Andrew Dousa Hepburn ,,,,,. ., 1873 1913 Raymond Mollyneaux Hughes 19114 ' 'N

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Spf iflee-custo ,itll There followed an interim of twelve years, during which a privately directed Classical Training School was maintained in the University property by Messrs. Trufant and Marsh. Then in 1885,the era of the A' New Miami was initiated, college classes were resumed, and the Board of Trustees once more assumed active control. Robert White Maclfarland, for many years a faithful professor under the old regime, consented to act as president until the future of the revived University was assured, when he retired to give place to a younger man. Since then, have followed Presidents Vtfarfield, Thompson, Tappan, Benton, and the present executive, Raymond Mollyneaux Hughes, of the class of 1893. The institution has grown steadily since its reopening, until it has far surpassed the highest achieve- ment of the earlier ,period in attendance, standards of scholar- ship, and breadth of influence. Liberal contributions each year from the State have overshadowed the petty revenue from college lands, putting the University on a sound and permanent financial basis. Further liberality is shown in the new and modern buildings constantly being added to the equipment. Since 1902 the University has included a Normal College, estab- lished by the State of Ohio, with a course parallel to the hrst two years of the College of Liberal Arts. igj o i A 191 4- iii. SQ-J.fi'i

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:Lf can st ff Ifff ' W- --' -- -- Ll - BO31' O 11181668 Av Wfalter Lawrence Tobey, A. M., L. H. D., President i George Spencer Bishop, A. M., Secretary George Anderson McSurely, Treasurer Members: Term Expires in 19141 Members: Term Expires in 1917. John M. Yvithrow, M. D. .r.......,... . Darrell Joyce ....,....o............ ........ Elam Fisher .,......... Horace A. Irvin ,,...ei 'William S. Giffen ..e...,. Gakley V. Parrish... Walter S. Thomas.. William A. Graham ................. ........ Howard H. Herman, M. john Randolph Moore .......... ........ Henry B. McClure ................ ........ David R. Moore, D. D ....... ........ John N. VanDeman ....... Cincinnati .....,. .... Hamilton Eaton ...... Dayton... Hamilton.. Hamilton Troy. .... Sidney ....... Access us .s1885 .UUH. 11111910 .Hn 11111887 .un.a 11111896 1898 .L U. 11111900 11111872 11111913 Dayton .... ...................... 1 913 Members 1 Ter Accessus Georgetown .................. 1911 Cincinnati ....... ....... 1 907 Cincinnati .................... 1893 Dayton ,,,,,,. A ......,..,......... 1893 William F. Eltzroth ...... D. Lewis Gaskill ........i......................... Clark B. Montgomery .... Daniel H. Evans, D. D. Francis M. Coppock, D ............. john R. Sayler, LL. D ...................., Henry C. Taylor .............. George R. Eastman ........ Benjamin Piatt Runkle.. Homer Gard .................... m Expires in 1920. Walter L. Tobey, L. H. D ............... XAndrew R. Bolin ............ J. B. Vail, M. D ............. Lyle S. Evans ........ .......... Lebanon ............ ........ 1 902 ffDied Sept., is, 1913 Access us Greenville .......... ......... 1 907 Cincinnati... ........1887 Youngstown .................. 1892 Cincinnati ...... ........ 1 899 Cincinnati ......... ........ 1 908 Columbus ....... ......... 1 899 Dayton ....... ......... 1 900 Columbus ....... ......... 1 912 Hamilton i...... Hamilton ....,.. .........1913 Accessus 1 ......,.. 1909 Columbus .,.,... ......... 1 910 Lima ,.......,.,...,... ......... 1 911 Chillicothe ...... .. ......... 1902