Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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■t: f 1 %, ft V - f ' . yiAA ; 0 I % ' . II llJi ' 5 high-powered staff of instruc- tors has always been Ohio University ' s chief selling point. Still a pio- neer in higher education, Ohio maintains the progress it began in 1804 by keeping its faculty standards high, its methods of teaching modern. On this and the following pages, the Athena shows you most of the 200-odd men and women whose ideas and ideals have made this in- stitution a pacemaker in American education. ' r 28

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govern major divisions of Ohio U Dr. E. H. Hudson, Dir. of Health Service E. A. Hansen. Dir. of Summer Session Clark E. Williams. Alumni Secretary J. Floyd Dixon, Director of University Extension L. J. Otis. Auditor of Student Funds ompetent administrators are essential to a progressive university. Dr. E. Herndon Hudson is the medical officer and director of health service; he and his staff are available to all students. Einar A. Hansen, dean of the University College and director of the summer session, is a leader in modern educational methods. Clark E. Williams, alumni secretary, is editor of the Ohio Alumnus. J. Floyd Dix- on directs the university extension service in towns near Ath- ens. Lamar J. Otis, auditor of the Students ' General Fund, checks the financial set-ups of all official student activities. 27

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I-., I i4 %h.k il km Dramatic arts lecturer Frederick G, Walsh gives an assignment. Fast becoming an Ohio tradition is economics professor Al Gubitz ' technique of scaling out exam papers to his classes. f fj :i ' Z7S3Z