University of Nebraska Omaha - Tomahawk / Gateway Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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we lqdediolenf DR. MILO BAIL President, University of Omaha 1951 and 1952 were very husy years for the energetic and spirited leader of the Omaha Uni- versity lndians, Dr. P. Milo Bail. Two of his most outstanding accomplishments were the secur- ing of the Air Force ROTC unit for your univer- sity and the terrific joh of selling Omaha on the mill levy raise. Dr. Bail was also active in taking part in civic duties. Our president served as chairman of the 1952 Christmas Seal Sale campaign for the Ne- hraska Tuberculosis Association. He also served as program chairman 1951-1952 for the Rotary of Omaha. As he nears the end of his fourth year of lead- ership at Omaha University, we salute Dr. Milo Bail, a fine president, a good citizen of whom Omaha may well be proud.

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As Vice-president for Bus- iness Management, Charles Hoff is in charge of cashier- ing, budget control, account- ing, and purchasing for the university. Building and grounds maintenance, the bookstore, food services, the stenoffra hic liureau all non- D 7 CHARLES Horr Vice-President for Business Management. Finance Secretary we .xdalminirifrafom E. M. HOSMAN Director, School of Adult Education The last semester of 1952 was the final one for the School of Adult Education. Beginning in September of '52, Everett lVl. Hos- man will become the new Dean of the College of Adult Education. Donald G. Emery will act as As- sociate Director. Administrative assistants will include the staff of instructional personnel and the business management procedure for student activ- ities also are under lVIr. Hoffis guidance. In addition to his duties at Omaha U, lVlr. Hoff takes part in many activities in his field. the old School of Adult Educa- tion: Dorothy Hautsinger, Eve- onna Baumfalk, Patricia Judy, and Bonny Befshauge. One of the most important activities un- dertaken by the outgoing School of Adult Education was the spon- soring of Senator Fulbright as Baxter Lecturer on March 6. 5 DONALD EMERY Associate Director, School of Adult Education