Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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BYRON L. KERNS Registrar E. W. PLOENGES Veteran ' s Counselor ' 1 ' . Eugenia Allin Librarian Emeritus L. C. McNabb Professor Emeritus of Speech Davida McCaslin Professor Emeritus of English Albert T. Mills Professor Emeritus of History 18 ADMINISTRATION BYRON KERNS Byron Kerns is probably one of the first persons students meet when they enter the university. As Registrar, he administers the series F examinations which are given to all freshmen. During registration he checks the program of each student who proceeds through the long line, approving it or making sug- gestions which often lead to a more satisfactory schedule. In addition to carrying the varied responsibilities of Registrar, Mr. Kerns finds time to serve as a professor in psychology. Carl Head Harold C. Hess Earl C. Kiefer Dorothy J. McClure Edith M. McNabb Ruth Maxwell Jere C. Mickel W. St. Clare Minturn Wilna Moffett Frieda Moessner Leslie E. Munneke Doris Jean Nichols Hubert G. Norville W. L. Olsen, Jr. Richard C. Paine Ethel M. Parkinson Howard D. Rice Flora Ross Glen R. Smith Wesley H. Snyder Margaret R. Sparks Jarold D. Talbot Willis H. Walker Robert H. Watkins Carl Weatherbee Arthur L. Welden Frances E. Wilson

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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.

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AND FACULTY DEAN E. W. PLOENGES Dean Ploenges is not only Veterans ' Coun- seler and adviser to returning servicemen, but a friend of all veterans on the campus. He is responsible for issuing veterans ' progress re- ports to their draft boards and helping them plan their college program. He is also in charge of arranging housing for men students. In still another capacity, that of professor of mathematics, he serves the University ably. Students and faculty mix.