Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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RAYMOND MOLLYNEAUX HUGHES President of Miami University THE MOST SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS AT MIAMI DURING .1925 This year has been distinguished by the strengthening and reorganization of the departments of history and physical education, and by additions to the staff in education, English, Spanish, zoology, mathematics, and Chemistry. Professor Gates has returned to Miami. The Scripps Foundation is fully established with two men and adequate assistance. The Y. M, C. A. is di- rected by an able secretary in adequate quarters. For the first time all fresh- man men are required to eat together in University halls. The new library reading rooms greatly increase the comfort and efficiency of the library. Eig'hty-five years after the old dorms were built we have com- pleted two modern menls dormitories. The year will witness the completion of the Liberal Arts Recitation Hall, the wing of McGuffey Building, and the Industrial Arts Shop Building. Our heating and power plant has been enlarged and rebuilt and is adequate for some years to come. Our athletic Eelds and tennis courts have been materially developed and improved. Page Seventeen A ..w A J i , 4. .-...A..;xw.:y,a w .r l e . e v l an-FWWM.V ah$wlml-ww,-imwn.w.w.t. e.-.......h. Mi A V t 4a . . s . v 4m. vs- .wyv s...r.g.i. s . w ,-h . .. vw i , , . , . i y A i1;:rt.:.l.v-jnHzita:4-guvwmmutweHW.IIM1gKP-w6iwmu- . mt, x H. . . A .vg...zre..s..r,,m.u.......-.m::.,f...g .rgzpw f, l I l elxsi ,t 53,-...4. A .