Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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DEAN MILLER Perhaps one of the hardest jobs on a college campus is that of dean. He hears all the gripes and cries of injustice from both the faculty and students, and it is no small task to act as a mediator be- tween the two. Although the situation has at times gotten pretty heated, Dean Miller has managed to cope with it to the satis- faction of both factions. His sense of humor and willingness to cooperate are indispensable aids in seeing him— and the students — through what otherwise seems to be a hopeless predicament. DEAN FALVEY Dean Falvey has seemed determined to prove to everyone that deans are human, and her success in the undertaking has proved worth her effort. Freguent appear- ances for coffee at the SUB and a pheno- menal memory for names have brought her into closer relations with the entire student body. In her first two years as Dean of Wo- men she has made herself a universal campus friend and has endeared herself to all those with whom she came in contact. « 17 »

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HOWARD E. AKERS Music Education. RALPH W. ALLAN Director of Athletics JOHN C. ALLEN Physical Education VIOLA M. BELL Home Economics MAX C. BOLEN Physics EDWARD S. BOYER Religion and Sociology EDITH M. BRAIN ARD Librarian BRYCE K. BROWN Mathematics CLYDE A. DENNIS Biology OSCARINE DEWHIRST Piano CLAUDE D. DICKS Psychology and Philosophy HARRY M. DIXON Business Administration 19