Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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Vice President A. K. Morris if ADMINISTRATION Another Miami graduate who has returned to serve his Alma Mater is vice-president A. K. Morris. As a freshman, you vvill have had reason to hear of him even before en- tering Miami, In his capacity as Chairman ot the Admis- sions Committee Mr. Morris contacts all those who aspire to enter Miami's halls of learning. He is responsible for the catalogues and pictures which introduce you to Miami. On the campus, he is still there as Chairman of Freshmen Advisers, to help you get started in the right courses. Though he is a busy man, any student with a problem will find him always ready with good advice. Joseph W. Fichter Walter M. Everhart Arthur F. Conrad

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,mpvwv -1 r- CHOLARLY mon of letters, well- knovvn notionol educotionol figure, friend of the student, ond Miomi's best booster-this is our President Alfred H. Uphom. Once on undergroduote ot Miomi himself ond loter o professor of English here, his experience hos given him o brood-minded point of view ond the foculty of see- ing both sides of the problems of ci university. Alwciys ci busy mon, his duties ore even heovier during these doys when the outside world stonds reody to criticize cill insti- tutions of higher leorning. As o result of his efforts to keep Miomi moving olong with the ropidly chonging universe, mony vvor courses hcive been odded ond the student vvho desires to finish his educotion in less thon four yeors does so under the occeleroted schedule. While stotesmen meet ond ponder, President Uphom stoys-ot home, keep- ing lvliomi still lvliomi.

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.T Elizabeth HamilTon MarTha Jaques Charles T. Jenkins Ralph J. McGinnis Mary Schlenck William C. Smyser Mr. Arfhur F. Conrad, supplemenTary head of The deparT- menT of grounds and equipmenT, superinfends The work of keeping The grounds in good condifion. To him musf go our Thanks for Miami's beaufiful campus. Before Mr. Walfer M. Everharf, superinTendenT of mainfe- nance, lies The all-imporTanT iob of reTaining The beauTy of UniversiTy buildings and grounds in spife of War regu- laTions and The curTailmenT of maferials. Mr. Joseph W. Fichfer divides his Time beTvveen assisfing The vice-presidenT, Traveling abouT The sTaTe conTacTing prospecfive sTudenTs, and Those dufies recenfly acquired Through his appoinTmenT as MasTer of The STaTe Grange. Miss Elizabefh Hamilfon, beloved as Dean of Women for The UniversiTy, also capably serves as faculfy head of Bishop Hall, upperclass Women's dormifory, and is an assisTanT professor in' The English deparTmenT. Miss MarTha Jaques is The guardian angel of The Treasurers of all sTudenT organizaTions. As UniversiTy audiTor she checks all Their bookkeeping, and audifs all Their books once each monTh. Mr. Charles T. Jenkins, as N.Y.A. coordinafor in The Uni- versiTy, presenTs working opporTuniTies To The financially embarrassed. ln addiTion, he serves as advisor To fresh- man men living oufside The dormifories, and as personal secrefary for Miami. Mr. Ralph J. McGinnis, direcTor of The C.P.T. milifary Training program, direcTor of The Miami Volunfeer Train- ing Corps, head of The UniversiTy News Bureau, advisor To The sTudenT publicafions, and professor of iournalism. Quife a man! To Miss Mary Schlenck, head of The UniversiTy boarding deparTmenT, goes The unceasing graTiTude of The compleTe sTudenT body. Her job becomes increasingly difficulT WiTh The progression of The War. Mr. William C. Smyser, as regisfrar of The UniversiTy, keeps a compleTe record of all aTTending sTudenTs. To him and his sTaff of capable assisTanTs falls The Task of scheduling all classes.