Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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Sturdy sons of Old Miami, Filled with the Mater s loyalty Champions of Columbia, i Avengers of the just, the free. 15

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THE UNIVERSITY A., .. ,. ...A ' . ..f . fr ' 5' X wg.ag.i'.Aj5 K . V ' A , .Rf fzt' f , ffiffi ' - :Silt Ti Vi 3 ' . , A 1 l 1 .. ., . A . V ' f iw .p . 1 -. ' il---'vii V iiiifi . A H ii Tl i335 5' fi 7' Wil fl ' - ' ll 'N A ll .-T' If -Al f i. Q, .,.. JT ' Vi... W' 51, '-Q1 1- 'Q Ll ' 1' 1 lik., E .': '-1 J L- 1.4 . -4 1 . X-S--' I-L-T3 . - L.: SJ ' 1 ILS: 1 - ' f The University Faculty QCONCLUDEDJ AMY MARGARET SNVISHER, B. S. . .....,... Assistant Professor of Design and Handwork TVIAURICE C. BAUDIN, A. B. lil K Tl .... .... A ssistant Professor of Romanic Languages WARREN GRANT BAILEY5 A. M ,....... ' ......................................,.i... S Assistant Professor of Economics and Supervisor of Accounts CLARENCE ADDISON HIBBARD, A. B312 Nl. 3 ...,........ Assistant Professor of English BLANCHE MCDILL, A. M5 .......... Q . . . g ,i.................. Instructor in Education JOSEPH VVADDELL CLOKEY, A. B. lil' K T,. QD B' Kl ..... Instructor in NIusic and Organist HARLAN' ALBERT 'SCI-IXVABQAL. B4 UID A LF. fl? 'B Kl ............................... . ' ' Instructor in French and First Assistant Registrar GRACE G. GLASCOW, A. B. lA A A, CID B Kl ........,,.. Part time Instructor in French ADA MEADOWS, A. M. lK A Ql .........,.... ..... I nstructor in Home Economics MABEL BE.ATRICE SWEET ..... ............... I nstructor in Nlusic CELIA GRACE CARROLL.-. .' .- ..., Instructor in Physical Education MABEL WEST IZ 2 El ..... . . . .... Instructor in Home Economics ELEANOR MAY CARLISLE ........ 1 ...,.......,...... Instructor in Physical Education RUTH V. WOODBURY, B. S. ,Instructor in Home Economics and Manager of Bishop Hall GERTRUDE WALLACE .............................. Instructor in Drawing and Design Teachers in the William McGuff'ey Schools CHARLES S. BUNGER, A. B. lib K Tl ......... ........ P rincipal in High School CLYDE ESTLE SHUMAKER, A. B. lib K Tl ..... .... I nstructor in High School MARY COVVPER PITTMAN, A. M ............. . .....,.. Instructor in High School ERNA BRAUN HAHN, Ph. B ................ g...,. '........... I n structor in High School FANNIE J- RAGLAND, A. M. lA A Al. .Critic Teacher and Assistant to the Dean of TVOIHGH BLANCHE LUELLA MCDILL, A. M ........... ........................... C ritic Teacher ANNA BEISWENGER, Ph. B ...... .... C ritic Teacher MARY DORRELL FINCH, A. B ,... .... C ritic Teacher HELEN J. VVOODLEY ............... ....... C ritic Teacher TALICE HUGHES lK A Gil ..........,... ........ . . Critic Teacher MARGUERITE WALDEN ROYAL lX Ql .... .... A cting Critic Teacher FANTIE NESBITT IE E El ,.......... ............,..... C ritic Teacher HELEN THORPE BROUSE lK K Pl .... . . . . . .Kindergarten and Critic Teacher 'Absent on leave 1917-18. 14'

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