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

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Administration . . . Johnston Hospital, pictured above, is located behind sor- ority row. It is the center of the University Health Service. Barry Curtis, a patient in the hospital, has his pulse taken by Mrs. Clarence Pike, University nurse. Johnston Hospital The University Health Service maintains facilities and equipment for diagnosis and provides first-aid and treatment for minor illnesses through the use of its thirty-two bed hospital. The modern hospital is well-equipped and staffed with two physicians and three registered nurses. These five persons are kept very busy caring for the health of University students. In order to receive an excused cut because of ill- ness, a student must report to the hospital. The health service card is required for admittance. The health fee covers one week in the hospital, and ser- ious illness and long confinements are taken care of by the student insurance plan. The University Campus Police are Ray Webb, Roy Lein, STANDING: Mrs. Zola Buford. Grover Andricks, Edward Curtin. Absent when the picture SEATED: Mrs. Nancy Peterson, Mary Jane Gustin. was taken were Dewey Harbin and Francis Gavan. Campus Police The faces of the Campus Police are well known on the University grounds. These are the men who both govern and protect the students. They make sure that students obey the campus traffic regulations and make nightly checks on the residence halls to inspect for fire. They also patrol the streets watching for prowlers. News Bureau The News Bureau serves many important func- tions, among which is the revision of the Catalogue 'and' the publishing of the Alumni Magazine. This bureau sends out news releases concerning student and university activities to various newspa- pers and magazines throughout the nation.

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Harold Van Winkle Harold Van Winkle, Di- rector of University Pub- lications and News Ser- vice, came to Bowling Green in 1953. Mr. Van Winkle received his B.S. degree from Southeast Missouri State College and his M.S. degree from Indiana. Officer Glenn I. Van Wormer Glenn I. Van Wormer is the University Registrar. He has served on the Administration staff since 1947. Mr. Van Wormer received his B.S. degree in Education from Bow- ling Green State Univer- sity. Paul D. Shephard Paul D. Shephard, is the Bookstore Manager and University Postmaster. He came to Bowling Green in 1946. Mr. Shep- hard received his B.S. degree and M.S. degree in Business Administra- tion at Bowling Green State University. Dr. Walter A. Zaugg Walter A. Zaugg, Direc- tor of Alumni Relations, received a B.A. degree from Valparaiso Univer- sity and a B.A. degree from Indiana University, his M.A. from Columbia University and his Ph.D. from New York Univer- sity. Dr. Zaugg came to Bowling Green in 1923. Robert E. McKay Robert E. McKay serves as the Student Financial Aid Counselor of the Univer- sity. He came to Bowling Green in 1944. Mr. McKay received his B.A. degree and M.S. degree from Ohio State University. Iohn K. Raney John K. Raney serves as University Architect and Engineer. He received his B. Arch. from Ohio State University. Mr. Raney came to Bowling Green in 1939. He is also an assistant pro- fessor of engineering draw- ing. Elton C. Ringer Elton C. Ringer is the As- sistant Business Manager of the University. He came to Bowling Green in 1946. Mr. Ringer received his B.S. and M.S. degrees in educa- tion from Bowling Green State University. Raymond Whittaker Raymond Whittaker, Assist- ant Dean of Men, has been in the Bowling Green Ad- ministration since 1949. Mr. Whittaker received his B.S. degree in Education from Bowling Green State Uni- versity.

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Mrs. Connie Kramp, Mrs. Norma Ashcraft, Norman C. Ruppert, Sr., Mrs. Betty Whittaker, Mrs. Goldie Hansen, Mrs. Mary Margaret Gee. Deans' Offices Counseling, guidance and help with personal problems are furnished in the offices of the Dean of Women, Florence Currier, and the Dean of Students, Arch B. Conklin. Their offices are located on the second floor of the Administration Building. The Deans preside over meetings of the Panhellenic and Interfraternity councils. In Dean Conklin's office students make arrangements for room and board and receive class absence slips. Secretaries to B.G.S.U. administrators are pictured above. Administrative Secretaries The secretaries and the people they work for are: ROW 1: Thora M. Saul, secretary to Dean Harsh- man, Antoinette Eichholz, secretary to Dr. Leedyg Marlene Tavernier, secretary to Mr. Bunn, Imogene Flowers, secretary to Mr. Kreischerg and Barbara Webster, secretary to Dean McFall. ROW 2: Gayleen Bachman, secretary to Dean Shuckg Eilene Johnston, secretary in the president's office, and Rita Helfrich, secretary to Dean Litherland. University 0iiices The registrars office, located on the first floor of the Administration Building, handles all class schedules. It is there that students are registered and their class schedules are kept. It is an important office during fall and spring registration, since it is one of the first places with which freshmen students become acquainted. One of the other services of the office is the file of all student schedules which is made available to everyone. Reqistrar's Office SEATED: Esther Buckingham, Phyllis Hefflinger, Lyle Gainsley, Richard Barnes, Donna Burnett. . STANDING: Mary Ann Wells, Chloris Hinesman, Mildred Kramp, Carolyn Turf, Zue Mercer. The University business office is located on the second floor of the Administration Building. After students have registered they must pay all their fees at the business office. For this reason, all Bowling Green students are acquainted with the office. One of the important services of the office is that students and faculty members may have their checks cashed here. The main function of the business office is to handle all financial responsibilities of the University. Business Office Helen Ellison, Helen Lorenzen, Eunice Householder, Betty Strock, Marguerite Taulker, Gloria Dunn, Irene Siville, Robert Roper.