University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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Sidney B. Maynard

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STAFF nineteen luml ied fifty two IBIS Editor John ML Baiar Managing Editor Art Lieber Business Manager Dick Bent Associate Editors Eleanor Starkstein Faye Crocker Organizations Editor Ed Dick Sports Editor John Thorpe Chief Photographer Jerry Greenberg Fraternity Editor Jerry Capley Sorority Editor Fran Bloom Fine Arts Editor Halter Machos Intramurals Editor Howard Grecnwald Research Editor Bob Tardif index Editor Suzanne Dubois Advertising Manager John Basil Editorial Assistant George Vickery Photographers Ray Fisher Bill Evans Fraser Hale Fred Fleming Published and Copyrighted May 1952, by the Undergraduate Student Body of the University of Miami. Coral Gables, Florida. Staff Assistants Bob Faitoute Carol Hamilton Donna Hinkelman June Jackson Myra Joy Kirkhart Howard Mesh Joanne Graham Pat Robinson Director of Student Publications Norman D. Christensen

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To Sidney B. Maynard, The 1952 Ibis is Dedicated An exuberant personality ami a ready smile makes Sidney B. Maynard one of the University’s favorite administrators. He has as many intimate friends as most people do acquaintances. In his capacity as I -M treasurer, he is not only an administrator but also a good-will ambassador to ull who know him. His earnest, understanding manner has helped many students scale their financial hurdles. His interest is sincere and his advice genuine. For these reasons, and many more, the 1952 Ibis is dedicated to him. Before he became treasurer in 1942 he was a professor of Spanish at the I niversity for six years. He taught the Spanish novel as well as conversation, and although he strove for perfection he was still a favorite with his students. Maynard acquired his Spanish fluency first hand from a year’s living in Mexico. He taught the language several years at the University of West Virginia between the time when he earned his M.A. from the University of Nebraska in 1927 and he went to study at the University of Pennsylvania in 1932. He also did advanced work at the University of Minnesota. Symphonic music and piano concertos arc his first love. He never misses a concert, and his apartment contains an unusually extensive collection of recordings. The Nebraska native is an ardent football enthusiast and an authority in the culinary arts. He is especially fond of salads and he finds great enjoyment in fussing over the delicacies of food. Iron Arrow elected him to their ranks in 1919 and in 1950 he was nominated hv Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity. He is an active Hotarian and a member of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity.