Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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ART The Art department is under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Younkman, who holds classes in the Arts Annex. Elementary and secondary education students frequently take courses offered within this department to supplement their teaching experience in grade and high schools. The new associate of arts program of the university lays especial emphasis on a two year course with commercial art as a major field of study. gy - BIOLOGY With new laboratories and classrooms on the second floor of Hill Science building the Biology department has come into its own this year. Mr. Andrew Stauffer is chairman with Mr. Robert Bowden and Mr. Hal Yingling as assistants in the department. Mr. Bowden conducts classes in the new physiology lab in Hill for advanced chemistry, biology and laboratory technique students as well as for pharmacy students. Ohio Northern's biology department claims one of the finest flora and fauna collections in the east due to the efforts of the late Dean Harvey Huber, forty years head of the department. rp- 27 Mrs. Hazel Younkman, Instructor in Public School Art. BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT FACULTY: Mr. Andrew Slauffer, Mr. Robert Bowden, Mr. Hal Yingling ' 1 . 1. i.:'.. --- i fi , - 5+-wi r' ef.-V . Q C. ii

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, . J - ' NT5 T' ' ' l -...,, -. CCLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS 16 Marion E. Tinsler, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts. 41 TEACHERS This year found the George Franklin and Sarah Getty College of Liberal Arts in its best state in forty years. Additions to faculty, stalzf, curriculum and classrooms and laboratories have made it one of the best equipped of the university colleges besides having the largest number of students enrolled. As it represents the oldest college on the campus its traditions and programs are many. The college is divided into language, literature and arts, natural sciences, social sciences and teacher training divisions. Also correlated within its jurisdiction is the recently added Management Institute and Associate of Arts program, providing for two year certificate courses. The curri- cula is so formed to meet as far as is possible the needs, interests and abilities of the individual student. - Lehr Memorial, university administration building and center of the College of Liberal Arts. e-2-ss R,4, Q

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CHEMISTRY DEPART- MENT FACULTY: Mr. Robert Bradley, Robert Van Atta, Mrs. Wilma Bradley. CHEMISTRY he Chemistry department functions as a part of the college liberal arts, though the majority of its students, as well as its boratories, are in the Pharmacy College. Dr. Robert Van Atta rves as head of the department and on the staff are Mr. Robert radley and Mrs. Wilma Bradley. Chemistry majors are becoming ore numerous on the campus, and with pharmacy and engineering udents in the basic classes chemistry has evolved into a leading rt of the university departmental organization. iss Margaret Hughes, Instructor in Business Education, Ritz. lr, ff? - I ' 'l L -155 - ECONOMICS 81 BUSINESS The Departments of Economics and Business Administration are now housed with adequate facilities in Brown building, along with the Management Institute. Mr. Gerald Smith and Mrs. Harriet Ritz teach courses in economics, while the department is headed by Mr. Rudolph Pinola, who joined the faculty in February. Mrs. Ritz heads the Department of Business Administration assisted by Miss Margaret Hughes. Required courses in economics for pharmacy students as well as the many arts students who are business or secretarial majors make this an important and expanding department. tes the new stcnograph machine to Mrs' Mr. Cerald E. Smith, Instructor in Economics, and Mrs. Harriet Ritz, Associate Professor of Business Education. X ' A' 'g