Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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15 RighT: Homecoming beTween halves. Below: King and Queen for a day. All This and Heaven Too? Food around The corner. And so onoTher warTime groduoTion occurs of Miami. WiTh The occeleroTed program available To sTudenTs in The posT few years, many of our presenT class have already had Their losT coke 0T Tuffy's, and Their losT dance 0T WiThrow. We who conTinued 0T 0 regular pace welcome heorTily Those wiTh The foresighT To speed up Their program inTo our groduoTing class. We leave Miami wiTh regreT buT wiTh The purpose of compleTing on im- porTonT Task which lies ahead. We are The ones who musT keep America a home which our boys will be glad To reTurn To, and musT help Them To odiusT To a peoceTime life wiTh all The power and sinceriTy in us. IT is up To us To make Them forgeT whoT we know They wcmT To and musT forgeT. The fuTure is in our hands; Miami, we leave To The hands of The classes To come. They will make if The glorious Miami our boys remember. Serving The campus are senior honoraries. Bill Harris and Dick NorThrop, who were Topped-To- geTher, were The firsT ODKls This year. AT 0 loTer assembly Woody Neese, our class presidenT, was Topped. MorTor Board, senior women's honorary, conTinued in iTs work on scholarship and voca- Tionol conferences. Due To The unusual worTime condiTions our Sen- ior Boll wos noT held This year, buT o gifT, decided on in The losT class meeTing, was lefT by our class. So The 1945 class leoVes Miami, hoping ThoT 1946 will bring The end of The war and a happier groduoTion year.

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FIRST ROW Ueft fo righ'O: JEANNE ADAMS, Yellow Springs, B.S. Ed.; ELEANOR AMES, Falconer, New York, 8.8. Ed.; MARGIE ANDREWS, Celina, 8.8. Ed.; DORIS-MARYE ANNAND, Arlington, Virginia, B.S. Ed.; JANICE ARNOLT, Loudonville, B.S. Ed.; MARY ATTWOOD, Dayton, B.S. Ed.; GLADYS AUBERGER, Liverpool, B.S. Ed.; CAROLYN BAILEY, New Carlisle, B.S. Ed. SECOND ROW: MARY BAKER, McConnellville, B.S. Ed.; NANCY BAKER, Shaker Heights, A.B.; EMMA BEEKLEY, Cincinnati, 8.3. Ed.; WAVELLENE BEELER, Limo, B.S. Ed; KATHERINE BELL, Gary, Indiana, B.S. Ed.; CAROLINE BENDER, Middletown, B.S. Ed.; DOROTHY BERGMAN, Mansfield, B. 3. Bus.; FLORENCE BLEECKER, Middlefown, B.S. Ed. THIRD ROW: MARY LOU BOLLINGER, Atlanta, Georgia, A.B.,- GEORGE BRADLEY, Sidney, A.B.; SENIORS SHIRLEY BRAUN, Dayton, 8.3. Bus.; PHYLLIS BREDT, Rocky River, B.F.A.,- LOUISE BROUGH, Cincin- nati, AB. FOURTH ROW: JANE BRUGGEMAN, Cleveland, A.B.,- ELLEN BYRNES, Toledo, 8.3. Bus.; ELIZA- BETH CAMPBELL, Mount Vernon, B.S. Ed.; MARY LOU CAMPBELL, Chicago, Illinois, A.B.,- EVELYN CARROLL, Cynthiano, Kentucky, A.B. FIFTH ROW: JEAN ANN CARTER, Fredonia, New York, A.B.,- CATHERINE CASE, Crofon, A.B.; JANE CHANDLER, Chicago, Illinois, 8.8. Bus.; PHYLLIS CLARK, Dayton, A.B. 16