Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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..,,.., C. t, .. . , . . ,. . -if , ft .i Aw 1 , i , . it ig Ei tl 7 it 5' at 1 4 I E L' lf' t ' ' il v 't H - he 5 Q ' 1 J 1, ' Q., 3 Ll 3, cut 1,1 ,ex , 5. tix if .A Activity Fees Committee Financial headaches and hard-to-balance budgets are the worries of the Activity Fees Committee. It is the problem of this group to divide the total income from activity tickets among seven service committees accord- ing to their individual requirements on a percentage basis. Social Committee Order ol' the day 'for the Social Committeewas adjust- ing the distribution of extra-curricular activities provid- ing social opportunity for every st.udent and supervising social functions. Operating within a wartime budget. the committee sought to coordinate the service men and civilian students in a well-rounded social program. :Xt IIVIIX' I'lLI4,h tlronl row, lell to righll: Ilr. Lloyd llehns, IA. Iiolierl Jones, Zola XV1'GlVl'I', Dr. ,l, R. Uvernian. lXl:irgiti'et Vesey. lt.'Xt'Ii RUXV: Mr. XV. li. Singer, filly R. Vrnig. Roller! ll. Higgs. Alohtt I., fi'll'llllt'il'll'i SUVIAI, Ctront row, left to riglitt: Dean .Xntlrey Kenyon XVilrh-r. Miss Grave Xvills. llr. NVHIKIH IC. Steitltniann, Katlierine t'art'as. Ilr. t'l:ire S. lXlartin, Dean :Xreh ll. Vnnklin. ll.'Xt'K ROXV: Aloyre Keller, janet Ilarl, jane XVltile. Tlioinas Ilerines. iX'le'Dnnna Sitterh- Street, Alice Yoder, tieorgianna Iianll. ,lean Ilarsltniali. .-.E .XT I Q J I - i I .1 ' 1 . 1' J 5. .. to it 1 f Publications Committee Appointment of all editors and business managers of approved campus publications is one of the tasks ol' the Publications Committee, followed by close supervision of these publications. Awarding ol' positions on the Journalism Honor Roll, service pins, and the coveted keys are made at the annual Publications Dinner. f llthletic Committee All schedules of sports events, maintenance of ath- letic equipment, and regulation ol' faculty aicl on the business side are the worries ol' the Athletic Committee. Intramural sports programs for both service and civilian students are approved by this committee. l'llllI,Il'.'X'l'lllNS tlftllll row, lelt to rightl: Rieltsirml hil'lIl'ii. Ill. Iiineisnn Sllltck. Dean eXl'i'h Il. Vonklin. l'altirizu Srltweitzel. Ilelen l'ngh. ltr. l'atltl I . Leerly. ll.'Xt'IQ RUXV: Dennis .Xeselilitnati. Mr. ,lesse ,l. l'nrrier. .X'l'lll.l'I'l'lt': Mr. l'anl I . Muse. Mr. Daniel nl. l'rowley. Mi. Ilarnlul .Xntli-ison. ltlr. Warren Sleller. Norman linisely.

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.... lflfifllltf EMI rn tl anne. -., ?1'ii'iis-'wi' l l.t+r.' i.l4i,t.t.X.ll'l ll-ll' fi , i ffm. i,.l 1 H- iii --ftiviiiiii Y S'l'lllJlCN'l' UINLION: llc-:iii Raliilt ti. lliirsliiiixiii. Rziliili Klein, llieliarrl l i Ili-rriiig, Ili-le-ii . use-A. Nlllslfii Mr. Merrill V. Mt-liweii, lViliii:i llrt-wer, lJl'. ,Ioliii R. .Xlili-ii. Miss Myrtle .li-iisi-ii, llr. .lainie-s l':uil tieiiiierty, Ioiin- Iii:-sr-l, Iiiithryii Illiiiki-. ga in 3 Tl :-7 5 g --flat wt titles .5 .,,, in . .ffv ', el - 1 AT ,il My . I , iiifliiiil C Student Unien Committee Regulations and restrictions regarding the Student Union building are set up by the Student Union Com- mittee. Hours, prices, employment, and maintenance of the Nest are the subject ol' committee meetings in an effort to provide the student body and faculty with the advantages ol' a Student, Union Building at the lowest possible cost. Music Activities Committee All the collegiate musical organizations are advised by the Music Activities Committee. Besides furthering music appreciation among the students, the committee attempts to combine the music programs of faculty, community and student body through the Mixed Chorus, which annually presents The Messiah at Christmas time. .lst F. . Sl'I'Il'Z1'll: Dr. Wayne N. 'l'lioiiiiisoii, I,',I:iiie Iiipliiiiger, Mr. ltllrli-ii 'll Smith, Alive XVliite, Dr. Ve:-il Ilew, Pzitrieia Vltios. l'IN'l'l'IR'l'.'XlNMICNT: Mr. lylerrill V. lX'l4'lCweii, Mr. ,loliti Seliwairz. Mary Aliiiie xvllfitlll, Leila Ilrm'k. 5 tl it itll lvl l 'll E E S Speech and Drama Committee Under the auspices of the Speech and Drama Com- mittee come all the campus plays, debate programs, and intra-collegiate speech contests. At least once a year, the debate team makes one out-of-state trip, and in alternate years, the committee sponsors the participation ol' Bowling Green delegates in the national Pi Kappa Delta tournaments. Entertainment and Assembly Eemmiltee Faced with the impossible task of pleasing everyone all of thetime,theEntertainmentanctAssembly Commit- tee planned the ycar's program with one thought in mind: to strive for quality rather than quantity. Hours of consideration and letter writing were rewarded by the appearance of Margaret Speaks and Roland Hayes.

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lu' lu, ' DR. CLARI: S. MARTIN. ............ Ci1r:1viIsrRY Once caught brewing his afternoon tea in a beaker in the chem lab, Dr. Martin admitted that he is also partial to ironing shirts and making fudge. An ATO, he is affiliated with Kiwanis and the Masons. DR. W. HPIlNI,l'IN l'IAL,I. CHEMISTRY The light burns long and late in the basement lab of Dr. Hall. One of the faculty's hard work- ing researchers, he also is a family man. DR. J. ELLIOT WBZBPIII .............. CHEMISTRY Sharing the fame of his hometown, Greenfield, Ind., with John Greenleaf Whittier, Dr. Weber prefers to while away his recreation hours in the lab doing research work. MR. HANNS K. ANDRRS .............. CIII1iviIs1'RY With a degree from Oberlin, Mr. Anders ex- hibits a lively interest in current international affairs but harbors an intense dislike for bridge fiends and narrow minded individuals. PRor. Wll.l,ARD E. SINGER .............. P1IYsics Affiliated with Pi Kappa Alpha, Professor Singer refers to both Capital University and Ohio State University as Alma Mater. Another faculty camera fan. DR. DONALD W. BOWMAN ............... PIIYsIcs New V-12 instructor, Dr. Bowman soon became a daily soda drinker at the Nest. A little choos- ey, he only eats southern fried chicken when there is plenty of it! DR. CHARLES H. Ori:-I ............... BIOLOGY One of the Town and Gown select, Dr. Otis re- volts against people who move articles after he Once puts them in place. Spends most Of his spare moments working on campus landscaping. DR. E. EUGENE DICKRRMAN ............ BIOLOGY Hailing from Parsons, Kansas, Dr. Diekerman came East lacking in accent but not in the ex- pected Westerner's sense of humor. The cats he uses in his anatomy lab are the apple of his eye. DR. WAI.D0 E. S'1'EID'l'lVIANN ............. BIOLOGY Students get a Sunday glimpse of him in his black and white Presbyterian choir robe. Brags modestly about home state Wisconsin and two bright-eyed children. RALPH A. ScI1ALI.IcR BIOLOGY March 24, 1901-February 3, 1944 Patient and cheerful through two years of illness, Professor Schaller refused to permit students, faculty, or friends to re- gard him as a sick man. The campus will long remember him as a faithful teacher, sincere friend, and cheerful companion. 26