Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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26 Clarence W. Kreger, ProvosT, has been c1 loyal Mi- omion for a long Time. His firsT four years come To a close when he received his diploma from Miami wiTh The Class of 1919. An ossisTonT professorship in The ChemisTry DeporTmenT occupied him for o shorT Time, buT he soon deporTed To compleTe groduoTe work 0T The UniversiTy of Illinois and earn his DocTor's Degree from Ohio SToTe UniversiTy. Since his reTurn To Miami in 1922, he has been a very ocTive and valuable per- son in charge of The mosT viToI porT of life 0T Miami- The academic program. Wallace P. Roudebush, 0 men of greeT inTeresT To sTudenTs, ads as Vice PresidenT and Treasurer of The UniversiTy, and carries The responsibiliTy of poyline funds. He has been on ocTive alumnus since 1911, The main spark behind The consTrucTion of many of The class buildings and residence halls on campus. Adminisfrafive Officers Deon Page handles The unending job of helping and guiding Miami women Through Their four years of col- lege. She graciously receives all kinds of visiTors-sTu- denTs, parenTs, alumni, ToculTy, 0nd guesTs-and serves as an adviser To many campus groups and organize- Tions. A marvelous background as sTudenT, freshman odvisor, Teacher, ossisTonT and ossocioTe dean has given her The experience and undersTonding which she so willingly shores. Deon Knox has The unique disTincTion of being The firsT man To hold The posiTion of Dean of Men 0T Miami UniversiTy. In This copociTy he is in charge of men's housing and The mole counselors, while c:cTing as an adviser To Phi ETC! Sigma, Omicron DelTo Koppel, STU- denT SenoTe, 0nd lnTer-FroTerniTy Council, which keeps This man busy.

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Five MilleTTs are home for The ChrisTmas holidays. Dr. John D. MilleTT, The presidenT of Miami UniversiTy, hos puT TorTh his Time and energy To make Miami 0 finer educa- Tionol insTiTuTe. He was 0 key figure on The Ford FoundoTion CommiTTee, one of Tour college presidenTs working To cope wiTh The increasing college enrollmenT. The MilleTTs, who celebroTed Their QOTh wedding anniversary in SepTember, 0T- Tended De Pouw unTil Dr. MilleTT received his diploma. From De Pouw They Travelled To Columbia where Mrs. MilleTT earned her degree in The School of Journalism. BoTh were ouTsTonding college sTudenTs. Dr. MilleTT ediTed The campus newspaper and received The Phi BeTCi Kappa key. Mrs. MilleTT was 0 member of many honoraries. Oxford honored Dr. MiHeTT by Choosing him ciTizen of The year. Miami selecTed him ldeol Dad CT The Dad's Doy TesTiviTies This veor, Cis Ci resulT of his ovid inTeresT in his Three sons: STephen, eighT; David, Tour- Teen; and Allen, 0 freshman 0T De Pouw UniversiTy. We proudly cloim Dr. John D. MilleTT, 0 man of high ideals, os presidenT OT Mi- omi UniversiTy. Time ouT from work To watch Miami's Time in on The hardwood. 25

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Clarence W. Kreger, Provost Wallace P. Roudebush, Vice President Helen E. Page, Dean of Women Carl W. Knox, Dean of Men 27