Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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(Tablr nf PAGE Greeting 9 The Millidek Board of Editors 11 Faculty and Administrative Officers Board of Trustees 12 Board of Managers l 3 President Taylor : 4 Dean Rogers l S Dean Fox r 5 Contributors : Faculty 1 7 Schools Liberal Arts 2 3 Pedagogy 3 1 Commerce and Finance 35 Domestic Economy 39 Engineering -13 Library 47 Fine and Applied Arts 5 1 Music 55 Academy 6i (tontruts PAGE Classes Senior v5 Junior 79 Sophomore 83 Freshman 87 Fourth Year Academy 93 Aston Hall 97 Alumni 99 Organizations ■ 101 The Greeks T 37 Fraternities 138 Sororities x 44 Athletics T 59 Literary T 95 Comic Section 212 Calendar — ' Advertisements 2 37

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TO DR. THOMAS W. GALLOWAY A LEADING FACTOR IN UNIVERSITY PROGRESS, AN INSPIRATION TO THE STUDENTS AND AN IDEAL OF MANHOOD, WE, THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWELVE DEDICATE THIS BOOK

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00 MIUvIDEK GREETING E, the class of 1912 in the little, while that is left to us, come before you once again, dear friends, for almost the last time. During the years in which we have been permitted to occupy the center of this little stage, we appeared before you on many occasions, and in many different lights. This time, however, we come to leave with you our last and greatest gift; yet not so much ours as yours, for have you not all a share in it? In this one volume, the fruit of many days of careful thought and loving anxiety, we give to you, our friends and inspiration, a faithful record of our common striving for the common goal. Although the years which we have spent together have been all too brief, although in a little while you will have forgotten some or all of us, yet in this book we leave with you a friend who will always speak for us, who will constantly remind you of the old joys and sorrows, the old hopes and aspirations which we once cherished with a common heart. Our time grows short, our college life is nearly over; though for some of you it has but begun. Take, then, this last gift at our hand; let the dead past live again as you read it and grant to us, its authors, at least the tribute of a pleasant memory. From the class of 1912, dear friends, greeting, and then farewell! — The Editors.