Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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gg' W? . 34 4 'Ez yi its gr 45224: l l l 'I ,r f f - K7 , ' W Q f I , 1 q i y X I ' 7' ff ffhpza AWN: if A' f Z ' , ff x - U ' 3 f -1, f r g N Z 2 L 1 I 4 1 r hw 4 XX 4 : 1, ae, . 4 X 1, , X n if Z,-:T W4 X S 5 When the idea of issuing the first college annual was first suggested to the class of naught six, we were afraid to attempt what Seemed. to us an almost impossible tas-k. However, the members of the faculty and the student body have all united with us in our effort to present the James Millikin University with her first annual, and although it may seem a, feeble attempt we hope that all will judge it kindly, As to the arrangement of the book, a word of explanation is needed. During the past semester of this year, the Senior class became so satu- rated with psychology that it is consistent with its m-anner of thinkin-g to arrange the Millidek according to Mr. John Dewey's Psychol-ogy. It has been our desire to give the James Millikin world and those who are interested in it, a knowledge of our interests as a student body. The literary productions, designs, illustrations and general workmanship are in themselves a demonstration of what we can do, and a tributes to those whose names they bear. The appearance of these contributions- in the Millidek but partially express our appreciation of them and our gratitude to those who have made an arduous task delightful, 6

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J. STANSBERRY. ELIZABETH MRS. NTON. OR TH ALINE EM S. MR IPS. PHILL IA E. LYD MRS. -D Sketch Histo-rical C S-ee nods-. SY the from O1'1 three largest contributors to the institu-ti he T