Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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l6 0 mind responsibility sits lightly framed by experience when a sTudenT graduaTes from The school of business ad- minisTraTion we feel ThaT he musT have learned To live as well as make a living. This sTaTemenT neaTly sums up The aims of dean raymond e. glos for his school of business. his free momenfs are devofed To his coin collecfion or To The beTTermenT of his golf game. dean glos also smilingly claims himself, The world's besT sporT- ing specTaTor. 0 his brisk walk, efficienT manner, anal friendly aTTiTude have, for Thir- Teen years made clean william e. aldermanga popular campus figure To faculTy and sTudenTs alike. aside from his rigorous rouTine as arTs and science head, he personally cares for his five-and-a-half acre esTaTe on oxfard's ouTskirTs. idle sum- mer haurs often find The dean enjoying his favoriTe pasTime, fishing in his naTive wisconsin. 0 above dean raymond e. glos 0 below dean william e. alclerman

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pursuit of the cultivated intellect which draws them to miami and gradually elevates them from freshmen to seniors and later to better qualified citizens, in which role they find abundant practical applications for the knowledge miami gave them.

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dean ernest I. oshboiugh 0 This mon's work is his hobby! dr. osbhough, deon of The school of educoTion, o noTive hoosier, wc1nTs mosT To be oround young people, especiolly fuTure Teoch- ers. he is kind, ThoughTful, sympo- TheTic, ond he shows consideroTion for his sToff by never osking of Them vvhoT he wouldn'T do. dean gordon cz. sutherlclnd 0 from pigmenf To oil, T-squore To composs, piono To violin: ThoT's The generol poT- Tern of gordon sutherlcmd, deon of The school of fine orTs. Three deporTmenTs, o Triple iob, keep him rushing os The beoux cvrTs boll, sTudenT reciTols, ond The numerous chorol groups olso re- quire his prolific efforTs. dr. harvard f. vcillcmce 0 os director of The groduc1Te school, he believes ThoT This recenTly orgonized division con elevc1Te The Tenor of The enTire universiTy. on high-meTTled sTimulc1Tor, he Turns To golf, bridge, ond poeTry for diversion. he is seldom seen with- ouT his fovoriTe oppendoge, d pipe, of which he hos mony. cycles turn and return, prospective of age extensive mind 017