Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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llllnssms f KIIIHIVAI M -7-T' FOREIGN LANGUAGES FACULTY Miss Louise Fauset and Dr Matthias Schmitz KJXN - 112:62 . 5 HISTORY AND POLITI- CAL SCIENCE FACUL- TY Dr Wilfred E. Binkle Dr Robert Hilliard . Warren Hickman, Mr. Harold Lieberman. 'Q lull:-Hsu! DCUTBUJE Air:-nznfssmz llmfwmmn I' XI I IIIIIIN ll 'U PHY! IIIIIIIII An-M I R ll ICN iounNAL FRN. .f- A ic Ill! VXIES Siltllttitl 1 . .., x. , .req , ' M Yu I1- ffl FOREIGN LANGUAGES HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE The Department of Foreign Languages has been expanded in recent years to include the teaching of German, Spanish, French and Latin. An occasional course in Italian IS offered to music majors. Dr. Matthias Schmitz and Miss Louise Fauset have in two years built up the department so that it now shares most of the Arts Annex on the south end of the campus. In connection with Spanish and German classes various Held trips and excursions are organized throughout the year. QE + Light 1, if , .1 PH.. Y - V- 3 I Y, 3 - 1 Y: , A , Dr Fortunate in having as its distinguished hcad a nationally known personality in its field, the Department of History and Political Science maintains a paramount place in the liberal arts college. Dr. Wilfred Binkley conducts the advanced courses in political theories, comparative government and our national governmental system. Mr. Harold Lieberman holds the classes in freshman social science core and geography, while Dr. Robert Hilliard and Dean Warren Hickman instruct the courses in English, American, Recent European and Ancient History. Courses in Far Eastern, Latin American and Diplomatic History are offered in alternate years.

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1:J-- EDUCATION FACULTY: Mr. Clinton C. Roberson and EDUCATION Since nearly one third of all liberal arts students are in the education department, and since most of the univer- sity co-eds are under elementary or secondary education training plans, this department becomes one of the most important within the arts college. Mr. C, C. Roberson serves as the Director of Teacher Education and Dr. Katie Lou Hanson is in charge of elementary education. Practice teaching is carried out in the Ada public school system and in nearby schools. Dr. Katie Lou Hanson. Q ENGLISH Three new instructors in freshman English were added to Ohio Northern's English department this year: Miss Frances Bennett, Mr. John Taylor, and Mr. William Allman. Dr. Joseph Spring, the head of the department, and Professor Robert Price teach advanced courses in literature. Three quarters of English Composition are required of all students of the university in the freshman year. ENGLISH FACULTY: Sitting: Miss Frances Bennettg Dr. joseph E. Spring: Mr. john Taylor. Standing: Mr. Robert Priceg Mr. William Allman. 1'4'.Ls l. AV '- -' 3 :wi Q' L. X .1 .' E 7 J- .Y I-,?'Q!i!g11lL . Stan-1, , , -' 'fffw ei' C' I., Tl?-i 7 -P 1+ -:Tl L- Hg ' -sea. il il Trifrni sin L1 Ea1.JMi.e 18 -fi:l-,.:af.-'A- . '

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LLL. rlsmtami - v ill INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Department of Industrial Arts offers courses for all students in the university and especially for those interested in becoming teachers in indus- trial subjects in public schools. The departmental workshops and classrooms in the basement of Brown were revamped during the year to better increase the facilities for instruction. Head of the department is Mr. D. R. Lowman, assisted by Mr. Richard Kain. MATHEMATICS FACUL- TY: Mr. Hernando God- derz and Mr. Hugh Harp. and Mr. Richard Kain MATH EMATICS Mathematics is taught at Ohio Northern to prepare preprofessional students in engineering and phar- macy as well as other graduate work, and as basic curricula for liberal arts students in education and the various arts and sciences. Mathematics majors and minors, of whom there are a few within the arts college, carry on advanced study under Mr. Hernando Godderz, chairman of the department, and Mr. Hugh Harp. INDUSTRIAL ARTS FA ULTY: Mr. D. R. Lowm