Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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The faculty cf Ohio Northern University consists of men and women cf high calibre, broad experience, and sympathetic understanding cf the teaching profession. Our instructors number among them travellers who are familiar with the American, European, and Asiatic cultures. Thorough training and well-distributed knowledge in their respective fields qualify them to teach their students a part cf the learning they have acquired. Moreover, the professors cf this institution are men and women who have personal responsibility in the social life cf the campus and the civic activities of the community. Numerous opportunities are provided for the students to meet their teachers on a non-academic footing and to share with them the experiences of their college days. Holding the deanships of the four colleges are capable men, experienced in their profes¬ sional fields and well-qualified to counsel and guide aspiring doctors, lawyers, engineers, teach¬ ers, and pharmacists. The College of Liberal Arts includes the divisions cf Language, Literature, and Arts; Na¬ tural Science; Social Science; and Teacher Training. The College of Engineering contains complete courses in Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering. The College cf Law and the College of Pharmacy offer the required curricula, in these fields cf work. Dr. Louis E. Otte, Executive Assistant and Dean of Men, is new this year on the Ohio Northern campus. Other additions to the faculty cf the various colleges include: F. H. Bam¬ berger, Modem Languages; E. Hermann, Music; N. T. Hess, Physical Education; K. L. Kraft, Elementary Education; J. B. Ranney, Speech; W. L. Tolstead, Biology and Pharmacognosy; L. W. Stebbings, Chemistry; V. C. Immel and S. A. Samad, Law; W. R. Ankrum, R O.Barr, R. J. Frysinger, S. H. Vogt, and W. E. Weir, Electrical Engineering. Whatever his field, the student at Ohio Northern University will have raily contact with faculty members who regard the work they are doing in the highest light. They endeavor al¬ ways to develop in their pupils those qualities which will stand them in best stead in their chosen professions and will also enable them ' to lead happy and useful lives as intelligent, alert, and responsible members of society. 10

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Prof. F. L. Berger, Physics Prof. L. H. Archer, Mathematics Prof. R. L. Bradley, Chemistry Dean H. E. Huber, Liberal Arts Dr. L. W. Stebbings, Chemistry Dr. H. H. Vannorsdall, Education Rev. M. E. Tinsler, Sociology Dr. R. H. Hilliard, History Prof. K. L. Craft, Elementary Education Dr. W. E. Binkley, Political Science Dr. A. C. Smith, Pharmacy Dr. W. L. Tolstead, Biology Dr. Myron Hanna, Pharmacy Prof. L. S. Baun, Pharmacy Dean R. H. Raabe, Pharmacy Prof. N. T. Hess, Physical Education Prof. Evelyn Hermann, Music Prof. H. S. Ritz, Business Education Prof. W. P. Lamale, Music Dr. F. H. Bamberger, Language