Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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A George C. Parks Anne ( ' . Keating Frank B. Dilley Simeon H. Bing SEORGE CRAWFORD PARKS. Secretary. Board of Trustees, Treasurer, and Business Manager; Ph.B., Ohio University. FRANK BROWN DILLEY, Registrar, and Chairman of Entrance Board; A.B., Miami University; A.M., Columbia University. [REXE LUCILE DEVLIN, Executive Secretary; A.B., Ohio University. iNNE CLAIRE KEATING, Librarian; A.B., George Wash- ington University. aMEON H. BING, Director of Extension Division; B.S., Rio Grande College; A.M., Ohio University; Ed.D, Rio Grande College. •HEADS • • • Lillian M. Barbour Albert A. Atkinson Anna Lois Saum Charles M. Copeland CLARK EMERSON WILLIAMS, Alumni Secretary. Director of Publicity; A.B., Ohio University. ind LILLIAN M. BARBOUR, Director of the Bureau of Appoint- ments; A.B., Colorado State Teachers ' College. INNA LOIS SAUM. Director of the Service Bureau: B.S. in Ed., Ohio University; A.M., Ohio State University. LBERT ALGERNON ATKINSON. Professor of Electrical Engineering and Physics; B.S., M.S., Ohio University. CHARLES MOFFATT COPELAND, Director of the School of Commerce, and Professor of Ac- counting; B. Ped., Ohio University. [23]

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- IIEAX JOHNSTON • IrMA ELIZABETH VOIGT came to Ohio University the first Dean of Women in 1913. During her twenty-one years in Athens, her office has been the center of all women ' s activities. As the sponsor of Y. W. C. A., as the wise leader of the Women ' s League, and as the sympathetic adviser of al university women, she has been a constant source of inspira tion. In addition to her official duties, she has been a promi- nent figure in national A. A. U. W.. national Y. W. ( ' . A„ and the national Association of Deans of Women. Dean Voigt has traveled widely both in the United States and in Europe, and has been in constant demand as a lecturer throughout the country. JOHN R. JOHNSTON, Dean of Men, has endeared him self to the hearts of campus men and his co-workers during his six years in administration by his deep understanding and sympathy. Always approachable, he has solved the problems of many students in the personal conferences which form his philosophy of working through the individual. In addition to his many duties as the Dean, and his position on the Campus Affairs Committee, he find-- time tl teach Hispanic History. Dean Johnston i a popular speaker on the campus, and may often be found addressing a dinner group al one of the fraternity houses, or presiding at a banquet. The Dean, a graduate and Persian rugs; has golf actor. of the University of Pittsburgh in 1926, on! bridge games as his hobbies, and bl pr cts biographies, wain- colors, ived himself to be ;i versatile [- ' - ' ]

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H r- Willi m B. Bentley I II I l I ' . COPELAND Hiram H. Wilson Thomas V Hoo eh Lewis J. Addicott Willis L. Gard h i; A II S OF MlKV T. X..SS Joshi l Morton WILLIAM BURDELLE BENTLEY, Professor of Chemistry; A.B., A.M., Ph.D.. Harvard University. IIKAM ROY WILSON, Professor of English; A.B., A.M.. Ohio University; Litt.D., Franklin College. ,EWIS JAMES ADDICOTT, Professor of Civil Engineering] ami Supervising Architect; B.S. in C.E., C.E., Case School of Applied Science. WILLIAM FRANKLIN COPELAND, Professor of Agri- culture; Ph.B., Ph.M., Ohio University; Ph.D.. Clark University. THOMAS NATHANAEL HOOVER, Professor of History; I ' ll. 15., Ph.M., Ohio University; A.M., Harvard University! WILLIS LLOYD GARD, Professor of Education; A.B. Indiana University; Ph.D., Clark University. WILLIAM ALDERMAN MATHENY, Professor of Civic Biology and Botany; Ph.B., Ohio University; A.M., Ph.D. Clark University. MARY THEODORA NOSS, Professor of French; A.I!.. Wellesley College; A.M.. Columbia Cni versity; Docteur de 1 ' Univ., Sorbonne. WILLIAM HAWTHORNE COOPER, Professor of Speech and Dramatic Art; A.I!., Hope College B.C., Soper School of Oratory; A.M.. University of Michigan. JOSHUA ROMINE MORTON, Professor of Chemistry; U.S., M.S.. Ohio University. [24]