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

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PV Lois Church works in oils 'in one of the art depart-ment studios. f , . .1 1. r ,rf ,I . A, CHARLES H. OTIS B.A., Ph.D., Michigan. Came to Bowling Green in 1930. Previously held numerous posi- tions including those at Michi- gan and Western Reserve. Miss CLARE H. BENNETT B.A., Western Michigang M.A., Michigan: Ph.D., Michigan State. Brand new this year, came from North Dakota State. M ENGES' Miss I ' Cnossmim Q... Iiiiiiiittwtflll fftgggsslzzizt Biolog MILTON CHATTERS B.A., Hope Co1legegM.S., Ph.D., Michigan. Was research chemist for three years previous to join- ing the faculty in 1944. It CATHERINE CROSSMAN B.A., Carletong M.A., Oregon. Joined the faculty this year after teaching at Teachers' Col- lege, Winona, Minnesota. CORNELIA MENGES B.S. in Ed., MA. in Fine Arts, Ohio State. Began teaching here in 1943 after serving as art instructor for two years at Judson College, Alabama. W W f . f '5'y . . .. :-a-: A - :N r wwf i?M-ei'??:Xiszdw,f2?T',a:a-5 f'?'a,-fssW'.1f3. ...Y fi, --:- .P 3 , 2a assfe3gs , .a.sxbnsWtsefl 1,,,,' !, ,.., F , -.e ' , , ,... . 5 w i,5 X,.s.'e. .,...,., x . E y M3 ,. . tfsw msistgifi feats? ,.,. -owes., ftaxzfif ':::': I Q. .,, I 1 .,,' 'Q-In .4 155518, E. EUGENE DICKERMAN B.A., Grand Island Collegeg M.A., Ph. D., Northwestern. Joined the faculty in 1936 after teaching at Northwestern for five years. l 'The new incubaiion ovens are welcome ,additions to 'lhQ fl1:0Z0gj' department or ieiliuz n and Eileen Root. nn - ,,L. DR. Orxs i DR. DICKERMAN DR. STEIDTMANN DR. BENNETT ,, ,, .7 WALDO E. STEIDTMANN B.A., Wisconsin: M.S., Ph. D., Michigan. Taught at Marquette and Michigan prior to his arrival in Bowling Green in 1936.

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Facult tread ACULTY members, like students, felt the heavy of war on teaching schedules and study conditions. It was indicative of the times when 11 faculty wives joined the teaching and business staffs of Bowling Green State University. The total number of new teachers reached 22 as the increase in enrollment made the reorganization of several departments necessary. The demand lessened for some courses but Dr. Prout employed his ingenuity in utilizing these instructors in temporary emergency positions. To freshmen and upperclassmen the friendly informality of the faculty members was encouraging, for their personal interest in each student made concentrated courses of study more enjoyable. Departmental clubs remained an effective portion of the extra-curricular program guided by the faculty members. Earning the students' appreciation by chaperoning campus social functions, the faculty won the gratitude of the entire student body when they joined with the townspeople to secure the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra for a November concert. The little-discussed Committee for Post-War Planning was at work throughout the year coordinating the needs of the departments, arranging programs for building and departmental expansion which is to be inaugurated when s to the campus. peace ag ain return fefgififa grit ,,e, i , j , - -. - . - 1 . XX 1 . as fp ilf'?gg,l. . times Z. if , a ,Q ' f ' ,,.. 4 M ga M W fa A fr .,.,.:. aan - -'-'- s ear s?-I-3' :-: , fry .-,- 1 ggigsfglilt f fl 311' K f za ' ----- ' 'eW,ffsS6tfii1griH f ., gf wr 1gi:,.M-1 ,4.- 'gps-,,,aa.,.. W2 rxggers1E3? a,gxQ.n,,cEC1af1 .,., ic, was-rr 0 st ar ,,,. y it t 3Q Q' .t auf .... 2 , we fggggrg Y v a-y W M 'Wi a s as A, E gf ,Xi Kiwi! H E32 Q 532 we S S wwf: sig. V, are F .a-. ,5-.if riff s , M, A ' ,ull A is., - , - .,..,: le, it it r . , ,:. ,.,,. xl Q ,Q .-:::, ,,-t a?-WL A W we la. ., aff sax r sau was img- , 1 ' - , W Eafilwfa i... t i 'J' i f at ,as Lia . gg pg fs.: g' K ' ' 'Q L hggav-CW ,.,.,.,. .. Z grim W l' -if 5:5-as x ,1 ' fl? 'i ,. K mi: ns .ami ..... es ' 5, .,. A l .,,:,,,.f: E .,.,:,:,:: i , Y .al f 2 fer: . . , .... 4. yd, msg l li ul . 'U ..... V , Q X .jaw s ,.:.:.:g5fsasasaa 12 A g 'M' ....... Wa ' , .

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L.. Nia- . . Ei l Du. Cooxe -f Aff. Manhart exfnlfmzs one Qf .the complicaled slrzlistics class graphs to V . . ' Zmsmess majors lfirgima Sclz.wi1m and A XS Ted Weeks. MR Business Education EDWIN G. KNEPPER B.A., B.S. in Ed., Ohio State, Ed.D., Harvard. A faculty member since 1923. Previously taught in Ohio and Indiana public schools. ARLENE SPARROW KIRKLAND B.S. in Ed., Bowling Green. Returned to Bowling Green as a faculty member this year after teaching in Dayton. NELLIE A. OGLE B.A., Iowag M.A., Chicago. On the faculty since 1926. Has traveled in every important country in Europe. 11 I l ,I 5, l 1 1 l l l Eiillsagf -fi J A ,wal C f tfl RALPH G. HARSHMAN B.S. in Ed., Ohio Northerng MA., Ph.D., Ohio State. Directed sales training at Standard Register Company four years before becoming Dean of College of Business Administration since 1936. GILBERT W. COOKE B.S., M.A., Minnesota, Ph.D., Wiisconsin. Came to the faculty in 1937 from North Dakota. LEWIS F. MANHART B.S., Bowling Greeng M.A,, Ohio State. Took leave after 5 years in 1943 to serve as District Economist for Toledo Office of Price Administration. B. L. PIERCE B.A., Oberlin: M.A., Columbia, LD., Michigan. Started teaching in Bowling Green in 1939, after being superintendent of Erie County, O., schools for 16 years. Business Administration lun- ' 'Kwlzregga 'La Mxss