Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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EACULTY 'i 'af X Lehr Memorial erected in 1915 memorializes Henry Solomon Lehr the founder of the university COLLEGE GE LIBERAL RTS The ever growing College of Lib eral Arts represents the careful thought and planning of many interested persons, both faculty and students It becomes better equipped each year and exhibits many aids to learning It repre sents the oldest college on the campus and its traditions and programs are many The college 1S divided into lan guage literature and arts, nat ural sciences, social sciences and teacher training divisions. The curriculum is planned to give as much freedom as possible to the student in meeting his needs, in- terests, and abilities. 'ii mf? Oscar G. Darlington, A.B. QPenn Statej, A.M. fPenn Statej, Ph.D. CPennsy1vaniaD, 1955 Dean, College of Liberal Art:

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The Deans of Men and Women are the members of the adminis- tration who are closest to the stu- dents. This' year these posts were filled by Miss Genevieve Mc- Cracken and Mr. Fred R. Clark. They play a large part in helping students coordinate the many as- pects of their college career. Their attentive understanding is great- ly appreciated by the student body. THE DEANS ' f-zsflw-1 MDW . , W-,,s-.kia-Q-a.,., , . . ,, uf,-z,-sf ,, -. :M am, f .--..,.,, , zyr, W X , xi iw M. ,,,frZ,.,X ,lu :uf- ADMINISTRATIGN The personal counselling received by the students is often the deciding factor between success and failure, so the responsibility placed on the Dean of Men and Dean of Women is great. In addition to the position of counselor, both deans act as advisors in various campus projects and coordinators of the many campus organizations. The many achievements of the individuals and organi- zations of Ohio Northern show that Dean McCracken and Dean Clark have done a splendid job this past year.

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6,155 Hazel M. Younkman, B.S.Ed. fOhio Northernl, A.M. COhio Statej, 1918 BIOLOGY The biology department is lo- cated on the second floor of Hill Building. Andrew Stauffer is the chairman of the department with the able assistance of Bruce Han- son, Robert Bowden, Hal C. Yingling and Richard F. Panna- becker. Courses are offered in bi- ology, anatomy, physiology and botany as well as advanced courses. Besides serving the stu- dents of the Liberal Arts College, members of the pharmacy school also are able to use the biology facilities. ART The art department is under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Younk- man, who holds classes in the Art Annex. Students in the education department take courses in art to enable them to teach art in their classrooms. Liberal Arts students are able to gain an in- sight into art appreciation through the art department. Bruce W. Hanson, B.S. lMonmouth Collegej, M.S. CWisconsinD, 19553 Robert Bowden, A B CI-Iaverfordj, B.S. COhio Northernj, A.M. CUniversity of Michiganj, 19594 Hal C. Yingling, Jr A.B. fAugustanaD, M.S. CNorthwesternD, I949Q Andrew Staulfer, B.S. COhio Northernj, B.S A M.S. fOhio StateD, 19535 Richard F. Pannabecker, B.S. CRoosevelt Collegej, I954