Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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Fllllll YEA This, our first yearbook since the war's effect was really felt at Ohio Northern, has been published to cover the full war period. To the staff of 1943 is credit due for the material covering that year, though limitation of space made it necessary to revise and reduce it. The brevity with which the years 1944 and 1945 are represented is due to the fact that no pictures or records were kept during these years for the b year ook. We are happy that we can show for 1946 a gradual ret t urn o normal college life at Ohio Northern. The covers used were those intended for the 1943 book, but our aim is to show an overall four-year picture of the war years at O. N. U. With this bit of explanation we present the 1946 Northern. - THE STAFF . t'O , x. A . 1 11 vw-fwff rf M' A x X ll' .J .ix . 'Y 4' I f x L3:'S Q ll 4 . HS llT NUHTHEHN

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Olftlf' E046 ,QW OVL8 f - ' i ei .2 'W . ,i... -l...1-1 .'i x 5 I S . b 7 SEQ - , it 9 7437? fax . ,, , Qi- L?-C ll '.Wbng in 2,92 I ill. 5 7 I l. Q - 1943 This year, 1943, we bid sad adieu to hundreds of Northern men, who put away their books and accepted the call to aid our country in its time of crisis. 7944 1944 saw Northern with barely two-hun- dred students, who tried and succeeded to live up to the high standards that had been set up by former O. N. U. students. I945' In 1945 faculty and students alike sighed in relief for Northern had withstood the crisis and was beginning slowly to build up again in students and faculty. 7946 In 1946, O.N.U. mode a rapid increase with over six-hundred students enrolled for spring quarter. At last, with the returned servicemen, Northern was getting back to normal. lg 1946 Wwfkem

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llElllCl4lTlllN To the following Northern men who gave their lives and also to those who served and returned, we lovingly dedicate this O N U Annual. Our motto, To Live tor the Things for Which They Served and Died. Arthur Amiet, BSED '43, Canton, Ohio Earl Brakes Mech. Engr. '37, Brooklyn, N. Y. Robert Condon, AB '34, Cedarville, Ohio. Thomas N. Cornell AB '39, Wapakoneta, Ohio I Curtis Crawmer, AB '40 LLB '42, Johnstown, Ohio Armin Ensign, Engr. '42-'43, Wellington, Ohio. William Tiedler, Arts '39-'40, Akron, Ohio Harry Gossard, BS Ed. '40, Ada, Ohio. Paul Heltman, LLB '33, Delaney, N. Y. Donald W. Hurlburt, Arts '39-'4l, Panama, N. Y. Frank R. Mann, Jr., BS M.E. '43, Marion, Ohio. Joseph Daniel Nave, BSM Engr. '40, Lima, Ohio. Alfred J. Ponessa, BSED '41, Newburg, N. Y. VVarren R. Senn, Pl-lG, '36-'37, Attica, Ohio. Sidney Sidran, AB '45, Roosevelt, N. Y. Thane M. Spahr, LLB '33, Van Wert, Ohio. James M. Stewart, BSEE '31-BSED '32, Findlay, Ohio. Eugene W. Stoaks, Arts '42-'43, Cleveland, Ohio. Robert E. Trueblood, Engr. '4O-'4l, Lima, Ohio. Edward C. Vom l-lote Mech. Engr. '32-'34, Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Benjamin Weisser, AB '43, Newburg, N. Y. Gerald J. Wibbeler, Arts '42-'43, Kenton, Ohio. Paul Woolace, AB '45, West Unity, Ohio. Dr. Robert O McClure University President Russell B Leuthold Editor in Chief