Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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TIME and Ohio Northern and measuring our lives-is important to every person. Each day, week, and month of life ticks away on the eternal clock. We with our theme of Time have attempted to show how these measures have passed on the much smaller clock of our university life. If in time to come this book is able to recall to its reader the pleasant memories of our years at Ohio Northern University, we shall feel that our efforts have been more than duly rewarded.

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,iN' R i -seal i- M- . ilsfeiiiffits I :ani ' IWW, W' .. . ,2 I ali e ,- H imf',3,11l6,fg2'i55lU M me riri at , Y fl ug me s C. E. Wintringham, A.B., S.T.B. Vice President, Direttor of Public Relation: General S. G. Conley Vice President, Director of Development ADMINISTRATIO Mr. C. E. Wintringham is the release agent ' for all news releases going out of the uni- versity and supervises the publication of all bulletins and brochures designed for public information and use. In addition to these duties, he is the Director of Religion on the Campus and is responsible for a close co- operation and relationship between the church and the university. As Dean of the University, the duties of Hildred B. Jones are to coordinate the cur- riculum and program of the various colleges and the university, to conduct a program of orientation for new faculty members and lead the other members of the faculty in programs designed to keep them abreast of the best in educational thought and practice, and to give general oversight to the admis- sions program of the university and such matters as scholarships, loans, grants, warn- ing and probation, or dismissal from the university. Hildred B. Jones, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Dean af the University General S. G. fSaml Conley graduated from the U. S. Military Academy at West Point in 1924. He was prominently concerned with Army Training problems and during World War II played a major role in planning and op- erating Lencl-Lease and logistical backup for European Invasions. He com- manded the 274th Infantry in Europe, where he was decorated with the DSC, LM, and Bronze Star. He also served as EUCOM G-3 foperationsl for three and one half years under General Clay. In the three years before his retirement from the service, General Conley was Deputy G-3 of Headquar- ters Army Field Forces and supervised all schools and unit training. Since his arrival on campus this year, he has taken over the position of Director of Development and is heading the improvement program of Ohio Northern University.