Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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W1ll1am F Bishopp Ir A B QUHIVCFSIIY of Illmoisj, M A CUHIVCTSIIY of Oregonj Unrversrty of Paris CSorbonneJ 1954 Matthias Schmitz A B fCologneD A M Ph D CI-I'1rv'1rdD, 1952 Mary Ellen Hoffman B S CKent Statej, M A QKent Statej, 1955 HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Liberal A1 ts students 111 the Liberal Arts col lege are instructed by Dr Wilfred Blnkley nar Under their able gUld'1I'1CC students can study the growth of society the history of various countries, government problems, and recent American History Since our world is growing more and more concerned w1tl1 the past and future of other I121tlOI1S, a good background in l11SfjOI'Y and political science 1S essentlal for citizenship 15 FOREIGN LANGUAGE I The language department of Ohio Northern pre- sents its subjects in a new and interesting fashion. Schoonover Laboratory provides facilities for many students to hear themselves speaking their language lessons on a tape recorder. Many other devices to aid in pronounciation and appreciation are also available in the lab. It is also available for speech students and those who are interested in extending their experiences in hearing and see- ing. Dr. Matthias Schmitz, William Bishopp and Mary Ellen Hoffman comprise the language fa culty They are aided by student assistants who are trained to help 1n the laboratory Robert H Hilliard A B B S Ed A M Ph D COl'uo Statej 1946 Wilfred E Bmkley B S COh1o Northernj A B CAntxochJ A M Ph D COh1o Statej, 1920 Anthony L Milnar A B CUpsalaJ M S Clndzanaj, Ph D CGeorgetownD, 1955 G 5' l Q-7 ' . ll 9 ' 1 i 1 ' ' , . ., . . . 1 5 , . . FX I af' J? ,I . 6 1 . . C F A . . ' 1 r' S Dr. Robert Hilliard, and Dr. Anthony Mil- ff Q : , FII x I . I I , . ., .. . ., . ., . . ' , 5 ' I ' , . a i- . , . ., . . . 5 . ' , l I , . . . .

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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.

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Department of Industrial Arts of- fers courses for all students in the uni- versity and especially for those inter- ested in becoming teachers in indus- trial subjects in public schools. The workshops and classroom are in the basement of Brown Building. Here Mr. D. R. Lowman and Mr. Richard Kain instruct students in the skills and use of machines which are neces- sary to Industrial Arts training. D. R. Lowman, B.S., A.M. COhio Statej, 19513 Richard D. Kain, B.S. COhio Northernj, 1953 MATHEMATICS It is necessary for a future pharmacist, engineer, chemist, and future math- ematics teacher to be well prepared in mathematics as Well as those who are working for a higher degree. These students are instructed by Mrs. Clar- ice Stauffer, Dr. Oscar Dustheimer, and Robert Schlea. 16 iv-' Oscar L. Dustheimer, B.S. COhioJ, A.M. CClarl-rj, M.S. CMichiganj, Ph.D. CMichiganj, 1955 Clarice Stauffer, B.S.Ed. COhio Statej, M.A. COhio Statej, 19545 Robert E. Schlea, B.S.Ed., A.M CBowling Greenl, 1954