Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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Rudolph Pinola, A.B. fMinnesotaD, A.M. Cwisconsinl, 19543 Harriette Smith Ritz, B.S., M.S. flndianal, 1947 CHEMISTRY The Chemistry department is a part of the college of liberal arts, although it is located in the pharmacy building and serves many pharmacy students. Because chemistry is becoming a great factor in our everyday life, and there is an increasing need for chemists, chemistry majors are becoming more numer- ous on the campus. Van Alderman is chair- man of the Chemistry department with Lyman Caswell, James Hackney and Leon- ard Luzenski lending their support. 13 BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS The Business Administration and Economics departments are lo- cated in Brown Building. Mrs. Harriet Ritz and Rudolph Pinola instruct the economics courses while Miss Margaret Hughes handles typing and shorthand classes. These courses are re- quired for Pharmacy students as well as business or secretarial majors. will Lyman R. Caswell, B.S. Clndianaj, M.A. flndianaj, I955g James C. Hackney, B.S. CGuilfordj M.S. CNorth Carolina Statel, F.L.C.TH. CLondon College of Theologyj, Sc.D. CTemple Halll IQSSQ Van V. Alderman, B.S. CChicagoj, Ph.D. fChicagoj, IQSSQ Leonard L. Luzenski, B.S. CPenn Statel, Graduate School fPenn Statej, CGeorgetown Universityj, 1955

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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

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EDUCATION Since a very large number of the students of the Liberal Arts college are preparing for the teaching profession, the education depart- ment is a very important one. Mr. C. C. Robertson, Dr. Katie Lou Hanson and Dr. Walter Zaugg make up the education fac- ulty. The education students study both the methods and principles of education and spend one quarter practice teaching to gain actual experience in the field. Katie Lou Hanson, A.B., A.M. CSouth Carolinal, Ed.D. CColumbiaD, 1948, David H. Markle, A.B. COhio Wesleyanj, B.D., A.M., Ph.D. fYaleD, 1949, Walter A. Zaugg, A.B. CValparaiso Universityj, Clndianaj, A.M. CColumbiaj, Ph.D. CNew Yorkj, 1955, Clint- ton C. Roberson, B.Su COakland City Collegej, A.M. COhio Statej, 1952 it . 'iii Q. Seated: George S. Barber, A.B. CPenn Statej, A.M. CPenn Statel, Ph.D. fPenn Statej, 1955, Frances Harriet Bennett, B.S.Ed., A.M. 'Ohio Statej, 1953. Standing: Robert P. Price, A.B. QSouthwesternJ, A.M. CColumbiaj, 19515 Paul C. Pegis, A.B. CMarquette Universityl, 19545 Allen W. Higgins, B.S.Ed. CBemidji Statej, M.A. CMinnesotaJ, 1955 14 ENGLISH There were six instructors in the English department this year. They Were: Miss Frances Ben- nett, Miss Mabel Crawford, George Barber, Robert Price, Paul Pegis and Allen Higgins. These instructors provided three quarters of required English Composition for the freshmen, and enriched the education of many other students with courses in literature and advanced gram- mar.