Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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Resting fheir brains and exhausting fheir brown. Prof. Kendall gives out with one of hij dynomic Shokespeare lectures. Prof. Lone demonstrates his keen in- terest in puppet-making.

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flDminiSTRDTlUE OFFICERS Frank B. Dilley, Director of Admissions ApplrcQtions of students and evalua- tion of previous credits earned are handled by this office. Robert E. Mohn, Acting Registror The regisfrar ' s office is responsible fo all the headaches of registration. James Dixon, Director of the Univer- sity Extension Division This department supervises corre- spondence courses, which yearly enroll approximately 1 200 students, and the extension classes. Dr. E. H. Hudson, Director of the Uni- versity Health Service With o staff of two doctors and five nurses, the service maintains a high standard of health. Brandon T. Grover, Assistant to the President Dr. Baker ' s right-hand man is od- m mist ro five supervisor of the News Bureau, Business Relations Office, Bureau of Appointments, Alumni Office, and University Educators. George Parks, Treasurer ond Business Monoger This division takes care of the uni- versity payrolls, and building opera- tions. Albert C. Gubitz, Director of Branches Mr. Gubitz is chief administrative offi- cer for new bronches at Chillicothe, Portsmouth, and Zanesville. Victor Whitehouse, Co-ordinotor of Veterans Affairs The co-ordinotor is the source of in- formation for the veteran concerning his education career. Einor A. Hansen, Director of the bureau of Appointments - cre groduotes and seniors seeking employment or advancement to better I ' bs ore oided. Clork E. Willioms, Alumni Secretory The Alumni Office links the university with its groduotes and former mem- bers. 20

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cnmpus flFFfliRs commiTTEE Prof. Corl Nessley, Joyce White, Miss Sponseller, Charles Crowford, Woldo Zeigler, Dean Hunkins, Dean Voigt, Dr. P. G. Krauss, Miss Work, Dorothy Hainer, Mac Boos. The Campus Affairs Committee is the official executive committee of the extra-curricuior life, recognized and authorized by the board of trustees. The two personnel deans ore the administration ' s representatives on the committee and serve as co-chairmen. Four faculty members are appointed for a term of three years, and five student members are appointed each year. The CAC is held responsible by the president for the extra-curricular policies, for allocation of a portion of the student activity fees, for final decision relatrve to new organizations on campus, and for jurisdiction over rules and regulations in which both men and women are involved. The CAC also has the responsibility of selecting the officers for the Post and the Athena. During the past year CAC has tried to achieve a better program of social affairs and has tried to eradicate numerous conflicts in the social calendar. Student members include the president and vice-president of Women ' s Leogue; the president of MUPB and a representative, and the president of the Student Council. 22