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

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Administration pn Rocleric B. Crane, Professor and Head of Department of Economics, Assistant to the President. Dr. John E. Horner, Assistant Professor, Assistant to the Presi- dent, Director of Academically-Related Activities and Coordinator of Special Services. Dr. Roy M. Robbins, Professor of History: Director of Graduate Division. Dr. .lay B. MacGregor, Professor of Education, Dean of Stu- dent Personnel. Elizabeth L. Hill, Assistant Professor of Speech, Associate Dean of Student Personnel. Donald J. Pflasterer, Assistant Professor of Education-g Associ- ate Dean of Student Personnel.

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President . . . To earn a living And live a cultured life dent, Dr. Milo Bail is the University at a glance. For you may well be judged by the success of its presi- dent. ln the past eight years at Omaha University, concert programs for the students, Open House for the students, parents and monthly teas for the faculty. In this manner, Dr. Bail reaches each factor of the education trinity. Academic curriculum of the Uni- versity has expanded to include five colleges, enroll- ment has increased to an all-time high, and plans for the Student Center and Applied Arts buildings have been approved. These are only a few of the accom- plishments of our president. Aside from his voca- tional duties, Dr. Bail participates in civic and service groups, having captured Omahais highest civic honor as King of Ak-Sar-Ben in 1955. But most important to us, the students, is not Dr. Milo Bail as adminis- trator, educator, civic leader but as friend to the student. For President Bail insists that students feel Omaha University is their school and he is a father,' guiding them academically. And that is the reason MII-0 BAH- for Dr. Bail's success as president, and because of this reason, the student body now says, Thank you. President's diversified activities included: planting of senior tree, meeting outside guests tkeginald Sorensenl, and taking pcm in stu- dent uctivities. - fu 1 Not as two processes But as one... L This is the University at a glance. And Presi- 1 Dr. Bail has strived to enrich the lives of his students, educationally and culturally. Annually he presents

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as-W' 4'- ' iseatedl Dr. Carl W. Helmstaclter, Professor of Accounting, Dean of the College of Applied Arts and Sciences. John W. Lucas, Professor of Business Administration, Dean ofthe College of Business Administration and Head of Department. Dr. William H. Thompson, Deon of the College of Arts and Sciences, Professor and Head, Department of Philosophy and Psychology, Director of Child Service in cooperation with Omaha Public Schools. fStandingj Dr. Donald G. Emery, Professor, Dean of the College of Adult Education and Director of Summer Sessions. Dr. Frank H. Gorman, Professor, Dean of College of Education. Alice C. Smith, Registrar Charles Hoff, Late Vice President For Business Management Marwin Wrolstad, Acting Business Manager. V wt iii' V'-.-ms.. .M m, qw..