Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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Row 1. — Dean Voigt, Dean Johnston, Prof. Anderson, PROt. Xhitehouse. Jo Ciitler, Harriet Rogers. Row 2. — Glenn Cole. Charles Et inger. Florence Jenkins, Margaret Schick. Robert Ohm, Hallene Woods. Campus Affairs Committee HE Campus Affairs Committee is the officially approved committee of the University that directs and regulates campus-wide extra-curricular activities. T The personnel is made up of an even proportion of students and faculty, who are also in even proportion as regards men and women. The president of the University appoints the faculty members. With the exception of the Dean of X ' omen and the Dean of Men who are permanent members of the committee, the other faculty members are limited to a maximum term of service of three years. Four of the students of the committee hold office by virtue of campus affilia- tions: President of Women ' s League. President of Men ' s Union, President of W. A. A., Editor of Green and White. Two other students-at-large are elected by the ten designated members of the committee. The full quota is twelve. The committee considers all rec]uests for new campus organizations; all social regulations pertaining jointly to men and women; all appointments to positions of campus publications; all complaints regarding publications; and other business related and growing out of the preceding item. The committee meets regularly on the Wednesday nearest the middle of the month. Sub-committees of the large committee study and survey campus problems from time to time. The committee designates its own chairman. Twenty-Eight

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Lash, Gerta A. Instructor m Engln-h, AM. Conrad. William A. Assistant Pro cssot of Advertising, A.M. Encles, Helen Irma Instruaor in Secretar- ial Studies, B.S. inEd. Vermillion. Monroe Thomas Instructor in Cn i Biologv, B.S. .-. £.i With am, Irene Ellan Instructor in Piano. Mus.B. Keck, Henry Earl Instructor in Biology, A.B. Ha WORTH, Anna M. InsirxictOT in Piani. , Mus.B. Sebring, Paul Frances Instructor in Voice and Solfeggio. SUCOTT, Arthur William nstriictor in Journtii- ism, A.B. Abel, Margaret Insrri.crorinATr.A.M. Absent Hathaway, Starke IrutructoT m Psycholo- gy. AM. Harris, Charles Henry Inscrucior in Journal- ism, Pfi.B. Alexander. Ruth ZnJtTucioT in Physical Ed., A.M. Shimp. William Bennett Instructor in Violin. A.B. Blayney,MaryDee Instructor in School Music, Mus.B. Rhoads. Arthur H. Instructor in Ph Ed., B.S. m Ed. Sponseller, Doris Mae Instructor in Scci. - tarial Studies. B.S. I ' l Ed. Heilman. Robert Bechtold Jmtructor in English, A.B. IcKES, Marian Elizabeth Ed.. B.S. . Ed. Phys. Roberts. Gr. ce Greenwood Instructor in Latin, B.S. m Ed. CiisHMAN, Grace Elizabeth nstrtictOT in School .M-.sif. M..S-B. L.- Tol ' rette. Charlotte Ellen Instructor in Phy . Ed.. A.M. Ah senT Smiley, William Foster Instructor in Journal- ism, A.B. in Com. Hook, Helen Florence InstTucror in School Music. B.S. in Ed.. Mus.B. Paris, Leaman L. InstructoT in Journal ism. A.B. McClaflin, Helen Marguerite Instructor in Voice Mus.B. Frickey, Robert Norpell Lecture in C. P. A., Practice and Pro- lc:m5., B.S.. C.P.A. Berry, John H. M. D. LectiiTCT and Clini- citin m Psychiatry. Hughes, Milton D. Lecturer in Business Forsyth, F. D. Lt ' citiTcr in PTOClical B nliing. Ph.B. Wolfe. ThomasMcKinley LecfuTt-T in Accouni- me tor Coal Produc- tion and DistTihution, MBA. Prochaska, Bernice Alma Instructor in Sociology A.M. TiLenty-Seven

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Row 1. — Maurice Forakeb, Darrell Grove. William Elliott. Row 2. — Delbert Mathews, Michael Krieder. Campus Activities Advisory Board Maurice Foraker Chairman ONE of the five supervisory hoards of the Men ' s Union, the Campus Activities Advisory Board serves in several difficult capacities. The board takes an active part in encouraging students to take advantage of the facilities of the Men ' s Union and oversees many campus events. One of the outstanding problems of the group is the Homecoming Day Float parade. Effecting a change in methods, the board decided that beauty alone would be the basis of judgment in the contest last fall. A plaque was offered to the sorority and the fraternity entering the most beautiful float and a cup was offered for the best decorated house. The Men ' s Rodeo, held in the spring, is also supervised by the Campus Activities Advisory Board. At that event, which every man student of the University is expected to attend, a series of entertaining features are presented. Activities at the past Rodeo included solo dances, boxing and wrestling, tumbling, and speeches by faculty members. A box luncheon was served. Fraternity board- ing clubs closed down for the evening. Another responsibility of the group is the compilation of men ' s grades. This completed, awards are made to the fraternity active chapter, the fraternity pledge chapter, and the individual student with the highest scholastic average. The board al«o supervises the Junior and Sophomore class elections. TM ' enl -N ine