Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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Significant Seniors It would be impossible to say anything simple about Diane Sprague. Complex describes her better than any other word. She is truly a leader, perceptive, tactful, dynamic, very efficient. Those who work with her on the many activities with which she is involved sense immedi- ately her dedication and concern for what she is doing. A meeting with Diane present is usually efficient and most always enjoyable. Her wit and occasional sarcasm have lightened many loads. That is the side most people see. But she has another side, one many people don't see. Diane is one of the most sincere and genuinely warm peo- ple I've ever met. The warmth and depth of her personality never cease to amaze. She's a most sensitive person and often feels things deeply. She is a friend, in the best pos- sible sense. Diane has the will and the ability to do any- thing she ever sets her mind to. lfeel sure that whatever she does will be for the benefit of someone, if only that of getting to work with her and to get to know her for the wonderful person she is a a capable leader and a rare type offriend. 20 If you have never been able to decide for yourself what the more relevant campus organizations are about, I have a man who can give you the information you need. For his first three busy years at Miami, he carried himself with the appearance of a young man enveloped in the pande- monium of daily responsibility. To get in contact with him, you either had to leave a message with one of his Phi Gamma Delta fraternity brothers, or be fast enough to tackle him on the way to another meeting. Clean-cut and dediCated to his many campus activities, it was only in his senior year that he let himself deteriorate to the point of allowing a growth to appear on his upper lip. Yes, Mark Brender had sprouted a moustache and had waved fare- well to his youthful years. No longer was he satisfied to head Miami's Host-Hostess Program as a young-looking leader. His well-organized chairmanship of Miami Chest was Hbut a memory of his younger, bare-faced, under- graduate years. There was little question of the sophisti- cation the Hnew Mark Brender put forth when he at- tended the senior class cabinet meetings. There was even a new-found compatibility between Markls moustache and his place in the Naval ROTC unit a especially with the ad- vent of the more liberal physical requirements set up by the U. 8. Navy. Regardless of Marks bare-faced or hair- faced appearance, however, there is no doubt about the favorable impression he has left upon us all.