Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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BOARD 0F TRUSTEES OFFICERS Wolter H. Coles, A.B. .... . George R. Eostmon, A.M., . . Wolloce P. Roudebush, A.B.. . . Philip D. Sherci, A.B. .... . MEMBERS C. Vivion Anderson Bolton S. Armstrong Corl E. Bcisler Robert H. Bishop, Jr. Wolter H. Coles J. Corl Custenborder George R. Eostmon Lyle S. Evons Leroy S. Golvin Homer Gord Corl R. Greer Josephine l.eoch Guitteou Lorz R. Hommel Williom W. Wood, III .President . . . .Vice President Fronk R. Henry Dwight Hinckley Chorters D. Mople J. Poul McNomoro Jomes F. Merkel Wolter J. Miller Horold E. Neove Edword W. Nippert Williom G. Pickrel Somuel W. Richey J. Gilbert Welsh John B. Whitlock Donold Wiley ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Alfred H. Uphom, Ph.D., LL.D., President Elizobeth Hornilton, A.B., LL.D., Deon of Women Alpheus K. Morris, A.B., Vice-President Secretory Treosurer Wolloce P. Roudebush, A.B., Secretory ot the Boord ot Trustees ' Edgor W. King, A.M., Librorion Williorn C. Srnyser, A.M., Registror

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DED radio code as well as blinker signaling and aircraft identi- fication and specifications. Cumulus, cirrus and stratus clouds were all in the realm of Professor VV. G. Richards, who instructed the CPT men in meteorology. Until the Army Air Corps called for his practical training, Professor M. H. Hicks served as instructor in Civil Air Regulations and theory of flight and aircraft povver plants. Also busy with a full-time instruction schedule under the CPT pro- gram vvas Professor J. E. Cocanougher, who taught aero- nautics, mathematics of flight, and general service of aircraft. Sponsored by the U. S. Department of Education, Miami cooperated with the Emergency Science and Mathematics War Training program in preparing men already holding positions in vvar industries to fill more highly skilled and advanced duties. The necessity for instructors participating in the program to travel from Oxford to Hamilton, Day- H. S. Pollard M. S. Powell DUTIES ton, and other distant centers a number of evenings dur- ing the vveek vvas only one of the duties willingly accepted by University professors. Doctor VV. C. Kreger added to his duties that of institutional representative and co-ordi- nator for the ESMVVT program. Doctor H. S. Pollard ex- plained as vvell as practical uses of mathematics to men vvho immediately put them to work at their machine shops in the arsenals for Democracy. Professor D. C. Alden acted as accountant for the ESMWT program. Not to be outdone by the male members of the faculty, feminine professors and instructors took part in the war effort in numerous ways from supporting civilian defense vvork to instructing vvar vvorkers. Popular and instructive were Professor M. R. Bryan's classes in First Aid. To the entire Miami faculty, therefore, goes an A for academic accomplishment in preparing American youth for their roles as leaders in the present-day crisis! ' W. G. Richards B. T. Sanclefur psy: kick., . ...ul . 'W . F. A. Wade H. M. Williams W. A. Yaekle E. W. Yrrkolcl

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