Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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H o-o F vp,--I I-E J? ..... - - ZH - images? . ui si e if -iz :.:.f t in 1:-F' ' F 4 yn President f E -'-- . V alone A Ai qi ' , ' L . V Foremost in President Malone's consideration this year, as always since his arrival on the Millikin campus, has been sincere efforts toward the improve- ment and guidance of Millikin. His interest in students has been the impelling rnotiveg Millikin's achievements, the potential goal in a program of expansion and improvement designed to keep Millikin foremost among colleges in Illinois. His friendly personality, sympathy and understanding have helped guide our students to inspiration and comfort-in scholastic and in Christian living.

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OUR DEANS DEAN MILLER Dean Miller is responsible for much of the ease with which campus and scholastic tangles are straightened and seeming difficulties cor- rected. With Millikin growing rapidly, it has been no easy task to schedule classes avoiding student and professor conflicts, While still co- ordinating the various veteran programs. He has been invaluable in keeping the spirit and smoothness of Millikin at a high level, while still being a true friend of his students. DEAN MAXWELL Dean Maxwell has spent much time and thought in keeping alive the social calendar at Millikin, regulating and advising the various social organizations in her capacity as dean of Women. She has given her confidence and assistance to all students, and has been sincere in her serious efforts to aid them. For her un- selfishness and willingness to listen to anyones problems the student body of Millikin is in- debted to her. 'SEQ-'