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

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Dr. Cecil Rew, a native of England, com- pleted his education at the University of Chicago and the University of lllinois. He also attended the University of Paris. After serving on the university language faculty since l935 Dr. Rew became head of the de- partment in l947. One of Bowling Green's most respected fac- ulty members, chairman of the Geography and Geology department, Dr. Samuel May- field came to the University in l936. l-le attended Berea College, Kentucky and received his Doctorate in Geology from the University of Chicago. After 25 years of continuous service to the University Prof. John Schwarz retired from active faculty duty at the beginning of the past school year to become professor em- eritus of history. Along with his retirement was his subsequent resignation as advisor to the Emerson Literary Society which he had headed for 23 years. Although not active in classroom work Professor Schwarz continued work on his new book and added to his series of well- known lectures.

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ij E13 r gg ii .. in xt, Lis i Q5 lil Dr. Clare S. Martin, has completed his 26th Y ,.., ,.. ,.Y, . , . g . U V having held that position since his arrival at Bowling Green in 1923. A native of lndiana, Mr. Martin did his un- dergraduate work and received his PhD from Ohio State University. if f sr 51 1 FFS V ' 3 -.,i.iHZQziill.-:E , Prior to his appointment at Bowling Green in i938, Dr. Lloyd A. Helms taught at Geneva College in Pennsylvania and West Virginia University. ln i939 he became head of the University Department of Economics. Mr. Helms has degrees from Depauw Uni- versity and the University of Illinois. Eioiicitl 3? :'1 if2rf2'f'iQr'? Dr. Walter A. Zaugg, chairman of the Depart- ment of Education since l946, may be best characterized by his deep interest in human relationships and welfare. He has membership in several societies dedicated toward this end. Mr. Zaugg completed graduate work at New York University and also attended Val- paraiso, lndiana, and Columbia Universities. 5 3' 5' T3 ' 'fu 2' :N TT gui VE ..1...:4.:5,:2:E1a..:s rizaflciilillgs Chairman of the engineering drawing depart- ment, was Charles E. Sl-oneking, associate pro- fessor of Engineering Drawing. Professor Stoneking received his AB degree at Denison University and later did graduate work at the University of Cincinnati and Ohio State University prior to appointment at Bowl- ing Green. ?f3'1Ef ! U r.iii,?I.2r,gig An extensive traveller, Dr. Rea McCain, chair- man of the Department of English since l9l4, has written several articles concerning places of literary interest she has visited. Miss McCain attended Antioch College, Co- lumbia University and received her doctorate from New York University.

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Don Christopher heats an iron bor while Bob Cole pounds the end of another flot in the Industrial Arts building. 2:4 lf.. .1 Head of the graphic arts department, Daniel J. Crowley, came to Bee Gee in 1918. A New Yorker, he wcis graduated from Co- lumbici and the University of Wisconsin. Prior to appointment at the University Mr. Crowley taught industrial arts in California and New Jersey. Dr. Grover C. Platt, newly appointed head of the history department, come to Bee Gee in i947 as an assistant professor of history. , A Texan, Dr. Platt attended the Uni- versity of Iowa and the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy cit Tufts College. -ef-f 'mmm Mfffi, ,.,, fi, ..., ,, ., , ,W Q , ,- f V M 1-1