Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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1 1 bi- iviiyiwmumhm-M ALFRED HOR.XTIO I,vI'HAM. LL.D. Pr0.v1'cIm1t YVe like to think of President Uphzmm :ls :rn old friend returning to share with us the broad experience which has been his since his time of graduation from Nliami in 1897. Saitisfzietioii and pride is ours as we View the record of his achieve- ments at the University of Idaho. Under the leadership of at man who has the breadth of mind, the inspiring influence, and the understanding of human nature. shown thus far by our new president. the future of iNIiami seems assured. Page Tzzwzfy-orzv tg,- 1 I r , tbl. ,, I Q Q H ig X 1 i gil 'T' K. ,ni-iff, i-N C U , . -

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RAYMUND lNIOLYNEAL'X HUGHEs, LL.D. Preszrlerzf For more than a quarter of all century Raymond hlolyneaux Hughes was doininant in promoting the highest interests of lVIia1ni University, first, as student, then as teaiclier and finally as President. Under his cavpavhle leadership the uni- versity has grown much, in size, in physical equipment, and in service rendered. His splendid work here will leave its traces upon the pages of the university's history which are yet to he unfolded. Wie are sorry to lose hini, hut happy for his advancement. It is with interest that we will watch his future success. Page Tzrerzty

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F A I ,, .--. I J . ir YT. ' reefs l fi L' fi if it 1 ' 'Eli 5' Wi i Ii N. it il. Will IQMI Iill' ,ri X11 ffl.-'ii if ,. .L , . ' A HUM , YJL - r .4. I . r E . ' L: f.,l -. lg- ,i il-if Ii:-P Fil W Veil il. - I .H gli'-ll ii-Nl sill ll lily fr- 'i pg: .KNr'l'l 1frifUfI,iji ff -fl ,. , V io ij I it 453 ii 1 V Vi, 7 on Tw-Ni HF' . Il: Q ill Ti , . . 3 3 H 1 si I 1 ' l , 1 A . S Q ti i I ?!' il , 5' 1 EDGAR EXVING BRANDON, I'niv.D. EDWIN SMITH TODD, Ph.D. Acting President. ,first semester. Dean. and Professor of Romarzee Languages, College of Liberal Arts. AB., l'niversity of Michigan. 1888: A.M., Pniversity of Missouri, 1897:Student Cui- versity of Geneva and Grenoble: Docteur d'1lniversite. University of Paris. 1901: Professor of Romance Languages, Miami University since 1898. Vice-President since 1908. Dean since 1911. Acting President, first semester. 1927-28. ELIZABETH HAMILTON. AB. Dean of ll'omen and Assistant Professor of English, College of Liberal Arts. A.B.. Oxford College, 1895. Present position since 1905. GRACE GRAND-GIRARD GLASGOXV, A.B. Assistant Professor of French and Registrar. A.B., Miami University, 1908g Student, University of Chicago. At Miami Pniversity since 1919. Present position since 1921. ALPHEI's Ii.-XSPAR BIORRIS. A.B. 1 i I Assistant to the President. g. ll-5 AB.. Bliami University, 1908. At Miami 7 .111 University since 922. Present position ' N l D since 1923. Y L. iii I l I ll I 3 I. l. l, A I ll M ' 'J I I ii ' il ill , A ,,, ,, ' Q . 'Z ix 1 -.g i P ,AV pi W , 23, . fi Q el p .V 1 I Eff? I f - . 2 ,V Y QL' - ...s. 1 'QQL 7 - f fffwlf ' 5,5 kgfziigtl K ,J Professor of Economies, College of Liberal Arts. AB.. 1Vittenberg College, 1893: A.M., 18973 Student, Yale Theological Seminary: Ph.D., Columbia Pniversity, 1904-. At Miami 1'niversity since 1907. Director of the School of Business since 1927. BIARIE WALLACE XVILSON, A.M. Assistant Dean of lVO77197l and Assistant Professor of Physical Edacatiorz, College of Liberal A rts. A.B., Oberlin College, 1914: A.M., Columbia. University, 1926. Present position since 1926. BERTHA NIETCALF EMERSON. A.M. Assistant Professor of Secretarial Studies and Assistant Dean of ll70'l71F7l. B.S., Simmons College, 19103 A.M., Radcliff College, 1923. Present position since 1923. HARVEY C. MINNICH. LL.D. Dean of the Teachers College and Professor of Selzool Administration, Teaelzers College. A.B., Ohio Northern University, 1890g Ped.D., 19073 A.M., Ohio Wesleyan Univer- sity. 1908g LL.D., University of Vermont, 1912. Present position since 1903. . fi Page Tzeenty-t zro