Oberlin College - Hi-O-Hi Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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Professor Miller IUXYARD .'Xl.gXXSi WN XULLFR. l'rofessor of Pedagogy and Dean of the College Men, was born in Buda, lllinois, on the nineteenth of May. eighteen hundred and sixty-six. He received his early education in the public schools of his native town. ln 1882 he entered Uberlin .-Xcademy, graduating in 1885, and the next fall entered the College as a Freshman. He remained with his class till the spring of 1888, when he left school to go to California. From this time until 1893 he was engaged in business, holding positions with the Illinois Steel Company of Chicago and the C. L. S. Sz E. Railroad. ln 1894-5 he was principal of the La Kloille, lllinois, High School. ln the fall of 1896 Mr. Miller came again to Oberlin and graduated from the College with the class of 1897. He served as Superintendent of Schools in XYebster, S. D. lfrom IQOO-1905 he held the important position of Superintendent of Schools in Oberlin, and in the spring of IQO3 was appointed Professor of lledagogy and Dean of the Men in the College. To his new work, then. Professor Miller brings a large and varied experience both along business and educational lines. Though we have had him with us less than a year, he has already won a firm place in the hearts of the men of the College, which the intense interest, that, as an old athlete. he has taken in our inter-collegiate sports, is strengthening daily, .Xnd today. all who come in contact with him either as Dean or teacher feel that he is a man whose interests are their interests and to whom they can always turn, as a friendly and sympathetic adviser. 14

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