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

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Pc. ,-, .,,,c..t.,f,,,, ,tr E't1f5 1g'1':E 41' rt'-'rffiffiff i.x. ..,rxg.xa1:......,,5 Chairman of the Department of Mathe- matics, Dr. F. C. Ogg, was appointed to the factulty in l93l. Under his guidance the de- partment has enlarged into one of the major units in the University. Dr. Ogg was graduated from the Univer- sity of New Mexico and received AM and PhD degrees from the University of lllinois where he was employed as a graduate as- sistant and later an instructor. '- . Prof. M. C. McEwen, a past president of the Ohio Music Education Association, became chairman of the University Music Department in l94l. Mr. McEwen came to Bowling Green in i928 as a professor of music, after attendance at the University of Wisconsin and Columbia University where he was associated with the Julliard School of Music. He received his MA degree at Ohio State University. faxzu, .1501 g...2'.'.L, lrfwfg , ,.-rims-sei ' .sap..,,.,..h . .. Dr. Thomas H. Tuttle, Cameron, Texas, is associate professor of philosophy and psy- chology. Mr, Tuttle, who came to Bowling Green in l946, has AB and MA degrees from the University of Texas and received his doctorate from the University of Southern California. He holds a fellowship at both institutions as well as Cornell University.

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Miss Gertrude Eppler, head of the women's Physical Education Department, was ap- pointed to the faculty in l94l. ln preparation for a university position, she had formerly served as director of physical education in the Owosso, Michigan public schools and as recreation guidance director in the community center of the same city. She was graduated from Michigan State Normal college lYpsilantil and the Uni- versity of Michigan, holding an MA from the latter school. Genial Harold Anderson, justly famous as a basketball coach, completed his 6th year as athletic director and head of the men's physical education program. Andy, a graduate of Otterbein college and the University of Michigan, received initial recognition as a high school coach and later gained national prominence at the University of Toledo before coming to BeeGee in l942. r,J5,.,.. With the reorganization of the Chemistry and Physics Department into separate units in l946 Dr. Willard Singer was appointed head of the Physics Department. He received his BS, BEE, and MS degrees at Ohio State University also attending Capital University and the University of Michigan. Mr. Singer came to Bowling Green in i927 gfter work as a graduate assistant at Ohio tate.