Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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DEPARTING RICHER IN PERSQNALITY

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DEDICATED TO . . The 1946 Mittidek staff dedicates this yearhootc to PROFESSOR E. VV. PLOENGES, who this year more than hefore has accepted a great responsihitity for our University and has proven himself more than worthy of the task. Professor Ptoenges is more than just another professor, more than just a veterans officer, more than an assistant dean, he is truly the friend of every student on our campus, particulary the veterans. His counseling has the extra advice of a friend in it that the returning veteran needs. Very few men would have attempted to do the tremendous taste that he did at mid-year registration this year. tt toot: many. many extra hours of work. hut although he enjovs hard wort: he did it not just as a day,s wortc, he did it in order that we might henetit most from our GI Billy he it for us. We coutdn,t truly picture Professor Ptoenges hy printing a posed portrait of him hecause he is a man ot action att the time. We who have had the pleasure of tcnowing him through our tour years of cottege can picture him in many characteristic ways. Qur first meeting is usuatty 'in his office when he studies our papers and hecomes acquainted with our cases as wett as with us as individuals. Vve can,t help hut always remember that degree of speciat interest that he shows in us as individuals not as just another student. Anyone who has spent more than fifteen minutes with him tcnows that current events, tocat. national, and international, are his pastimes. tn spare moments one of his most favorite things to do is to sit hack in a chair and digest the news from a current issue ot some authori- tative weetcty news magazine. He always tries to read hoth sides ot disputes and then enjoys evaluating them. Those of us who have tween fortunate enough to have had a mathematics course from him Witt always rememher him showing us the Ptoenges method of using a Ustip-stictcfy We can never forget the method he uses in explaining formulae on a diagram at the hoard and that yard stictc he always has in the classroom to strike the points ot interest in a prohtem into our memories hy means of gestures in pointing them out with the stictc. We att titre his styte and what he teaches stictcs. too. A Between ctasses or between husy periods in the office he takes a couple of minutes out for a smotce in the supply store, hut is never content to stand there doing nothing. If he isn,t tattiing to a student, he is looking over new material of academic nature. Httohn, how goes it?U HTom, you matting it ah'ight?H Bill, what,s new with you today?n These and a wide variety of other friendly greetings are heard when he meets students in the tounge or suppty store. Vve at Ntittitcin are grateful for having you with us Professor Ptoenges and we do appreciate att the things you do for us. We feet that you give us something we can carry away with us that helps more than we could say in att the pages of this hootc. Klfib