Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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Left to right and down: Arthur Wickenden, Religion: John Dolibois, Alumni Secretary: Hiram Stephenson. Men's Housing and Student Employmentg Gilson Wright, News Bureaug Paul Christman, Redskin Res- ervationg Paul Schumacher, Student Health Service. Keeping the students mentally happy was Mrs. Dome's duty as Social Director. All campus groups scheduled their parties and dances through her office, and she gave infor- mation to them concerning the correct pro- cedure for invitations and the course of events. Dr. Schumacher directed the functions of the Student Health Service. Students paid a fee that covered hospital care, medication, and nursing care. To keep the students employed, H. Stephen- son was Director of Student Employment. Each year his problem grows as university membership grows, and he tries to find in the town of Oxford sufficient jobs. Arthur Wickenden was a professor of re- ligion and chairman of assemblies. His new development was to have four different types of assemblies each month in a rotational series. The Redskin Reservation served its purpose well as a non-profit, student-used institution. Under the capable direction of Paul Christ- man, the 4'Res remained a popular coke spot. The alums received a quarterly magazine which gave all the current interests of their Alma lVIater. Mr. Dolibois was at the head of the alumni section as Alumni Secretary. Gilson Wright was busy every day sending general publicity for Miami to local papers. The main function of the News Bureau was to inform hometown papers of newsworthy students. wrath

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N31 Left: David Alden, Bursar. Top: William Smyser. Registrar. Right: Bernard Fuhr, Student Counseling. Administrative Offices The people who kept Miami in a good state of health, money-wise and student-wise, were always busy in their offices in Benton hall. Students conducted their first business with Miami through Harry Gerlach, Director of Admissions, who received and checked appli- cations for admission. Lower left: Harry Gerlach, Admissions. Middle: Martha Jaques, Auditor. Right: Grace Dome, Social Director. Upon arrival, students had occasion to visit David Alden, Bursar. He was willing to ac- cept their payment of bills, to rent room keys or to issue short term meal tickets. After a hasty registration and attending several classes, a number of students found their way to 'William C. Smyser, Registrar, to change their course of study. Campus organizations had their books au- dited by lVliss Martha Jacques who saw to it that everything ran smoothly in Miami's ledg- er. Bernard H. Fuhr, Director of Student Coun- seling, welcomed students to his office. Here they found ready and willing help in study techniques, course planning, career planning, and personal problems.

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Raymond Glos Dean of Business A STUDENT in market research conducts an inter- view with a housewife to learn the techniques of interviewing as well as marketing facts for classroom use. EFFICIENCY EXPERTS study time and motion prob- lems. Left to right are Richard Metz and Roger Moore. School of Business Ability and ambition pre- pared business students for their careers An ever-increasing unit, the School of Busi- ness holds a prominent position among univer- sity business schools. Occupying Hughes and Irvin, the business rooms have the latest fa- cilities. A great deal of progress has been made in training students in every phase of the busi- ness world from accounting and marketing to industrial management and secretarial work. A survey of alumni, receiving a seventy per cent response, provided the material for a di- rectory showing the outcome of the school's graduates. Dean Raymond Glos headed and served on numerous inter-collegiate councils. One of his more outstanding contributions was his work as chairman of the Committee of Advance- ment for Business Schools. Coin collecting is Dean Glos's pastime hob- by. His collection is now abundant due to the contributions of his unlimited number of friends. Another pleasure is golf which Pres- ident Millett and Dean Glos share.