Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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Members of all the classes are presented in this section of the 1942 Recensio, from green freshmen, worldly wise sopho- mores, and important iuniors, to slumping seniors, who have worked hard lsometimes, and some seniorsj and who now would like nothing better than to get away from it all, unless it is staying right here at Miami forever fno more studying though, of coursej. Allen County Public Library Ft. Wayne, Indiana ln this section of the book are shown all phases of the athletic life of Miami from the fall when crisp cool days bring football and cross country, through cold winter nights when the center of athletic activity is Withrow Court and the basket- ball floor, to lazy spring days when students watch baseball and get a tan at the same time. Besides these maior sports, many minor ones are pictured also. B.Q.'s, dances, and all the ways Miamians P.A. are shown in this section. Which senior was voted most likely to suceed? Who are the beauty queens? Turn the pages and you will dis- cover iust how the Recensio's poll came out and who the world famous connoisseur of femininity thought were Miami's most beautiful women. fGlossary: A B.Q. is a beauty queen, and P.A.ing means playing around generally.j From the people who burn the oil on publications in Irvin Hall and at the press, and those who work so that some honor- ary or interest group will continue to be an incentive for mem- bers and non-members alike, to those who slave on dramatic productions in the Towers Theater in Harrison and on the Ben- ton Hall stage, all these people are pictured and their doings described.

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5 1 19 I f 1 4 i 1 1 FRANK C. SHALER JCSEPI-I B. MILLER ' EDWARD E. I-IALE . . Business Manager . . Co-editors

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