Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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ADMINISTRATION R. WAYNE GILL Business Manager JAMES BLACK Dean of Chapel WALTER B. GRAY Director of Admissions and Public Relations ie R. WAYNE GILL There is, perhaps, no one person on the Millikin staff who has a harder job and re- ceives less credit for it than does Mr. Gill. As Business Manager he is responsible for handling all financial affairs connected with operating the University. He also directs the maintenance staff, looks after farms and homes belonging to the University, and takes care of investments. He is indeed an indispensible person. Ruth Adams Ralph Allan Jack Allen Maurice Armstrong Mary Jean Bartholomew Viola M. Bell Virginia Belt Bonnie R. Blackburn Max C. Bolen Edward S. Boyer Raymond R. Brewer Bryce K. Brown Elton E. Burgstahler Karl H. D. Busch H. Logan Cobb Wayne D. Coleman V. F. Dawald Norma Deck Frances H. Doubleday Neal F. Doubleday David F. Driesbach Walter Emch Buryl Engleman Wm. E. Fisher Helen Fromel Daniel J. Gage Elinor J. Gage J. W. Gaston

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Dean C L Miller As a leader and administrator, Dean Miller is responsible for straightening out campus and student difficulties and for keeping the Uni- versity well organized. Each year he demon- strates skill in dealing with the many problems that concern both students and professors. He has worked unceasingly to keep the standards of an expanding University high and campus life harmonious. At the same time, he has re- mained a true friend of the students. Dean Frances E. Falvey Dean Falvey, as Dean of Women, spends much time and thought working with the social chairman of each organization in order to de- velop an effective calendar of events. She also lends invaluable assistance and advice to the resident housemothers, as well as to Millikin women. Besides serving as Dean of Women, she is Director of Student Affairs and an instructor in mathematics. 15

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AND FACULTY DEAN JAMES BLACK As Dean of Chapel, the Rev. James Black seeks to develop a campus environment that will produce mature Christian citizens. He plans such activities as the mid-week chapel program and our Religious Emphasis Week. In the classroom and in his contacts with students, he teaches the practical application of Christianity to daily living. In a year, Rev. Black has become a vital part of the campus. WALTER B. GRAY One of the most vital men in the growth of Millikin is Mr. Gray, for through his efforts as Admissions Director the student body is re- cruited and processed. Mr. Gray is also in charge of Public Relations. He arranges many of the trips taken by music students and super- vises the preparation of literature concerning the athletic teams and many aspects of the University program. Without his services the life of Millikin would be short indeed.