Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Cart E. Steeb Retiring University Business Manager • - ' ' uvim Carl E Steeb upon the shoulders of Mr. Carl Steeb, the Secretary of the Board of Trustees and retir- ing University Business Manager, falls the great task of keeping the records straight. Through his tireless efforts and astuteness, the work is carried on very smoothly and the records of this institution are a silent tribute to his efficiency. Mr. Steeb has been associated with Ohio State University throughout most of his life. He graduated with the class of 1899 and has since held various positions in the school. Since 1911, Mr. Steeb has been a member of the board of overseers of the Ohio Union. He has also held the office of treasurer of that organization for many years. In addition he become an ex-officio member of the Develop- ment Fund which is concerned with securing important and valuable equipment for the University. During his time off from his many and varied duties, Mr. Steeb enjoys fishing which he lists as one of his favorite pastimes. His interest in his fraternity, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, has continued through the present day. 29

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Leo L. Rummell, Chairman -Xi. oard of TriuLstees Carlton S. Darguich James F. Lincoln Donald C. Power H rb rt S. Alkinton Warner M. Pomerent 2i Chmrlit F. Kettering

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Hr$. Christine Conaway Dean of Women Full house would be an appropriate slogan for busy Dean Christine Y. Conaway, Dean of Women, especially this year. Dean Conaway is in direct charge of all women students on campus and campus activities which include the paramount problem of housing conditions for OSU ' s women stu- dents. Aside from her responsibilities as Dean of Women, Mrs. Conaway heads the lists of other university activities. Charming and understanding. Dean Con- away has devoted much time to guiding the women of the university along the path to graduation and success. J«