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

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516' Frank ,I . Prout PRESIDENT PRUUT 'l'lw imlivielual largvly responsible- for tht- ll't'IIlt'Iltl0lIS growth antl 4l4'Vt'l0pIIl0Ill ol' Howling QLFPPII Stati- lnivvrsity is its vapablt- pri-sith-nt. Dr. lfranlx ,l. Prout. 'l'h4- Linivt-rsitj has tloublf-tl both its 4-nrolhnunt anal building favilitic-s sim-0 Dr. Prout was appointed to tho pri-siflvm-5 in April, l939. llt- was then Snpvr- intvnclvnt ol' Publix' Schools in Sanrluslq. Ohio. Presitlt-nt l'rout rtxvvivt-rl a li. I,it. from Ohio NM-slt-yan lniu-rsity anfl a Pt-tl. ll. from both Ohio XX 1-sloyan anel Ohio University. An enthnsiastit' IIl0II1lJl I' ol' l'hi llvlta The-ta fra- tvrnity, Ur. Pront has assistt-tl in and enconragt-tl tlw establishnu-nt ol' the numvrons vhaptors ol' na- tional sororitit-s and fratvrnitit-s on vampus. Mthongh 4'Xll't'Illt'lf busy with awlministratiw- tlntit-s. Dr. l'rout still tlvvotvs :nut-li lllllt' aml attvn- tion to tht- problvms ol' imliviflual stutlt-nts. Ili- is a familiar lignrt- in thu vampus l'4-sialvllvus, the Coin- lnons, tht- Nt-st antl daily visits to Johnston Hospital. All avifl sports lan, Presidt-nt l'rout rarx-ly failorl to sci- tht- Falcon athlt-tit' teams partivipato in baslwtball, baseball, antl football. Pros. Proul pauses for a lbw momvnls in tht- Q 3 x l'niv0rsit,y s new ohapcl. llr. I rout stops to talk to stud: nts in thu Nest.

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GOVERNOR LAUSGHE Frank l.ausche, serving his third term as Governor of Ohio, is one of the nation's outstanding political figures. l,ike his father who edited a Slovene language newspaper in Cleveland, Governor l.auschc has been distinguished as champion of the underprivileged. After his discharge from the Army following Vtvorld War l, Frank l,ausche turned down a chance to play' professional baseball to attend law school at night and started what has become a political career. ln l9f1I. he was elected Mayor of Cleveland. and in l94-4 was first elected governor of Ohio by' a trium- phant majority. Following his defeat for reelection in 1946, he ran for office again in N48 and was elected. l.ast January, following another campaign, he began his third term in oflice. Alva Bachman Frazier Reams The lioard of Trustees is the policy' making group for the Lfniversityu Appointed by the Governor of Ohio and confirmed by' the State Senate. members serve for a five-y ear term. Frazier lleams. Toledo, this year replaced Minor Kershner, Liberty Center, who retired. Mr. Heams is a Representative in the lfnited States Congress. F. 'l'. Rodgers. publisher and owner of the Adver- tiser 'l'ribnne', in Tiffin was president of the lloard for N50-Sl. Alva llachman, local attorney and former mayor of llowling Green is serving his second term. Other members are Carl Schwyn. a banker in Cy gnet, and ,lames C. Donnell ll. president of the Ohio Oil Co. in Findlay. li. T. Rodgers James C. Donnell ll Carl Sch wyn Frank J. Lausche A 4 Q 4 1, 'Ls sa 6.4-M.. 'Z' D..-at