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

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Jamieson L10 d C Cirrino, Dominic .... ..... B owling Green, O. Cirino, Pauline ..... Colman Jane H. .. .Bowling Green, O. ..........Lima, O. Conklin, Philip L. f f f f 'f f. .Kendallville, Ind. Cooper, Velma L. . . . . Corbin, Marvin W. . . . . Conroy, Robert J. Cress, David J. ..... . Davis, Ruth M. .... . DeBroff, Morton B. Dent, Gene H. .... . Diedrick, David J. . Dille, Ralph G. .... . Doll, Richard L. .. Dorobek, Edward, . . . Drdek, Rich-ard E. .. Ellertson, Judson D.. Failor, Harvey A. . .. Fasnaugh, Charles W Fenner, Elaine M. . Garber, Frank .... Farrett, Joseph G. . . . Geer, Emily L. .... . Gorman, Bernard . .. Goudey, Marian K. . . Goudey, Pelton .... Graham, Marjory J. . Greiner, Gilberte Haefner, Wayne J., . Hakes, Harold L. Hall, Sheldon O. . . . . Harbeck, Richard M. Hart, Gordon M. Hartzell, Douglas . .. Helfrich, John E. Herbert, Dale C. . .. Hersland, John ..... Hille, Kenneth R. . . . Hilty, Sidney ..... Hull, Marie N.' ..... , y . . Jones, Emery G. Jones, Paul W. . . . . Karram, Musa H. Kessler, Herman R. . Kline, Jean W. ..... . Kline, Leonard J. . . . . Kohli, Paul E. ..... . Lauless, Nelson H. .. Leatherman, Rudolph Limbacher, James L. Liu, Danny ......... Locnikar, Albert E. . Lo-ng, Robert C. Lukens, Harrold A. . Manhart, Margaret L. Marggraff, Carl .... Mariea, Helen M. Martin, David B. . . . . McCullum, Robert E. .........Carlisle, O. . . . . .Bettsville, O. . . . . Brooklyn, N.Y. 21 nn I5 2 ru 5+ 9 :Zip mg PE: aim? fi? 5029 .gpg E6 P99 P O f-s 2 P O 155 5 as gig . , - . . P1 -zz 2 wears: ,Q '-s 23? .51 55203 8.25 S 505.5 99.0 P 9.5.53 999 9 9999 9999 .........Fremont, H o P-I co Q- vo 12224 ..u-jgPg- 4l?jOf.-r- w H-912520 gniwms 55 39350 m4 95 .5 mQfDQ Q 'ro'-:EH WSW' wg 5p.PSg14v:1 5 S993 . mn 555: ' FJ: QD: SEQ ,, . 553 Ei' 5' - Zv X- s. ogfiooooooooo ..........Toledo . . . . .Bellevue . . . . . .Pandora, . .........Delphos, . .........Fremont, . . . .Bowling Green, . .........Crestline, . ..........Fostoria, . . . 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Palen, Chester ....... . . . .Dearborn, Mich .........Huron, .......Toledo, O O . . . .Haure, Mont ...............Ada, O Pearson, William G. .... .... B owling Green, Pifer, Harry S. ..... . Potor, George Jr. . . . Pufahl, Ronald W. Raber, Ernest ........ Radigan, Robert M. . . Rice, William R. . . . Rickel, William C. . . . . Ries, F. Donald . .. Roesch, Richard J. Root, Allen L. .... . Ruedele, Gerda ...... Ruland, Dorothy S. .. . . . . .Columbus Grove, O ............Lima, O . .......... Amherst, O O . . . . .Steubenville, O ........Campbell, O . . . . .R'hinelander, Wis . . . . . . . .Sugarcreek, O . . . .Bowling Green, O .........Grafton, O ...........Gypsum , O . . . .Bernardsville, N.J Ruscitti Vincent A. .... ...... C leveland, Schaefer, Edmund W. . Schwerin, Erna, ..... Seckel, William C. . . . . Seele, James R. . Sell, Raymond J. .. Shafer, Frederic .... Shuck, Sarah L. . . . . Sieren, Robert L. .... . Sima, Bernice C. ..... . Slater, Margaret M. .. Smith, Charles R. . . . . Smith, Walter E. V. .. Solinger, Alice H. . . . . Stammer, Harold L. . . Steedman, Charles D. . Storer, Tobias R. Strahm, Robert ...... Sweeney, Austin G. . . . . Swineford, Patricia A. Tayntor, Mary L. .... . Thompson, Eugene E. Thrush, Randolph S. . Traub, John J. ....... . Umetsu, Ted T. ..... . Van Fleet, Mildred W. Van Wormer, Glenn . Varian, Sidney R. . . . . Vogel, Roderick ...... Vonder Embse, Norma Walter, Verna A. ..... . Wentling, Cloyce D. .. Whitacre, Carl ........ White, Arthur A. .... . ........Sandusky, O ........Toledo, O .........Cleveland, O . . . .Bowling Green, O O . . . .... Beaverdam, O .. ........ Lima, O . . . . .Waterville, O .......Tiffin, O ..........Toledo, O ........Van Buren, O . . . .Bowling Green, O ,........Van Wert,O . . ..... Bowling Green, O . ....... Neptune, N.J . . . .Bowling Green, O . . . .Williamsfield, O . . . . . . .Crestline, O . . ..... Van Buren, O . . ........ 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, A- A-sg: L .rl -353,1 .-,2-:q3'.:L- . f:::'.xmi:g.4 f ' -xii-,-asm: 3593.33.11-j.:.':.'.j.1g3.3'.'.1L-Lj:,.'S-1-xggpnpfr:L4 .::g.. -.-::-:.'.,:': :Q-'--'V A -- ' - -- --' - SEATED: G. Stutsman, C. Swanson, P. Leedy, C. Young, F. Ogg, E. Shuck, J. Over- man, L. Helms, J. Hill, W. Steidmann, G. Cooke. STANDING: G. Platt, E. Smith, C. Rew. GRADUATE SCHOOL Students who wished to continue their college education after receiving their bachelor degrees could return to Bowling Green and enroll in the Graduate School. The University offered graduate study in nine- teen different areas and gave four different gradu- ate degrees. The aim of the Graduate School was to educate students to be independent leaders in the professions and in research. Although t-he graduate student could enroll in some undergraduate courses, he was ex- pected to do much more independent research than the student on the undergraduate level. The gradu- atefaculty had as its purpose helping students make the best use of University resources in pursuit of mature and through understandings of significant problems. The policy-making board of the Graduate School was the Graduate Council. Included on the Council was one faculty member from each department with a graduate major, the University librarian, and a representative of departments with graduate minors. Members of the council were appointed by the Uni- versity president. The Council, with Dr. Emerson Shuck, Dean of the Graduate School, as its chairman, had as its main function the judging of thesis topics. Graduate Students Ackerman, Margaret Adams, Harry R. . . . . Albaugh, Richard L. Alberts, Lois C. Alexander, Wanda . Anderson, David D. Angel, Richard L. . Arner, Marilyn D. . . Arnold, Floris ..... Avery, Douglas N. . Bale, William G. .. Barbour, Marcus N. Barnes, Richard L, . Barnes, Rolland .... Bates, Arthur W. .. Becker, James D. .. Becker, Joe D., .... Bender, George A. . Bender, Thomas E. Blalock, Norman . Blazer, Charles A. Bradford, Donald A, Britt, Coral E. .... . Burchinal, Lee G, , Burkhart, Marie W. Burkart, Mary L, , , , Cameron, William A. B. 7... ..........Lima, O. ......Toledo, O. . . . . . . .Alliance, O. . . . .Baltimore, Md. Bowling Green, O. .........Lora1n, O. ,E5ag25.55a25 5239523 :LU:ig:3:3,g1Ig,Z:..SiZii j,DZE'!I,U2gZr+rniE'I11Z IDIS' .P-s-Uqifsgn rqm!I5'UQU3..- 'UO--UQ H UQUCI WO' - 'dj - REQ fw22fDs2HQS9'?: aww 53:3-'UH-r O Q Ef2'E'E2aS255ZEEf3ffE?.i 95522 Fqgvsusg9-?pvS,59pv5v:s,Op: iapgjrs O 99999999995-799999 9999 T' o 'S an ,... Q5

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ART Both modern and traditional art lines the shelves as a student puts the finishing touches on her work. 3 The ancient art of the potter's wheel is practiced by stu- dents in ceramics classes. In its third year on the BG campus, the Art Build- ing stood silently and Watched 674 students walk through its modernistic entrance to take the num- erous art courses offered Within its Walls. It Watched the bewildered freshman enter for the first time, and noticed how, soon, he spent all his extra time there. The Art Building saw the members of Delta Phi Delta, national art honorary, sell Christmas cards and supplies and hang exhibits. During the year, it viewed such exhibits as Con- temporary American Paintingsn, from the Univer- sity of Illinois, a one man show by George Laisner, Children's Books, British Print Exhibit, and eight nationally famous Water Colors. In February, the Art Building was the exhibition place for the an- nual Faculty Show, ff