Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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Music The music department of Ohio Northern Univer- sity contributes a great deal to the life of the cam- pus. The students of the various colleges contrib- ute their talents to the choir and the band,and ,N- the rest of the university obtain much enjoyment from their efforts. During the year, Professor Karl Roider received his doctorate and is now Dr. Roider. Alfred Mudrich and Anthony Salatino complete the music faculty. With the exception of choir and band rehersals, music classes for ma- jors and non-majors are held in Presser Hall. Q 1 wmv' Karl Andrew Roider, B. Mus. CEastman School of Musicj, M. Mus. CRochesterJ, Ph.D. CColumbiaJ 19555 Anthony J. Salatino, B.S. CEastman School of Musicj, CNew York Statej, M.A. CColumbiaD, 1955 PHYSICS Mr. Ernests Abele and Mr. A. A. Benedict direct the work neces- sary to all engineering and phar- macy students in the field of phy- sics, as well as serving many lib- eral arts people. The classrooms and laboratories on the first floor of Hill Building are complete with equipment in the mechanics of light, heat, sound, and elec- tronics. Ex-nests Abele, M. Math. Sc. CUniversity of Latviaj, IQSZQ A. A. Benedict, A.B. fOhio Wesleyanj A M COhio Statej, 1952 , ' ' I7

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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

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Marion Elmer Tinsler, A.B. CBlufl'tonD, B.D. CGarrettj, 1943, Ivan C. Hodges, A.B. CTaylorj, S.T.B. CBostonD, A.M. CEarlhamJ, 1955 PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY Phychologists and socialogists are play- ing an expanding role in our society. Every new discovery in the field ofthe mind makes us more conscience of the complexity of our emotions and their importance in creating a criminal or a saint. Richard M. Clayton, Harold Lieberman, and Karl Zucher are the men in charge of this interesting de- partment here at Ohio Northern. Stu- dents are given an opportunity to adopt phychology or sociology as their major field, or to become acquainted with them as sidelines. PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION Every student at Ohio Northern is re- quired to study religion or philosophy, in order to round out his education. Since these subjects are basic to life, it is natural that they should be basic courses. This department also is a pre- paratory training center for pre-theo- logical students, so it carries many advanced courses. Marion E. Tinsler and Ivan C. Hodges are the members of the psychology and religion depart- ment. T 'N fa lg, ' Q . I8 Richard M. Clayton, A.B. CHaverfordD, M.A. CPennsylvaniaJ, 19555 Harold Lieberman, A.B. CToledoJ, A.M. CChicagoD, 19535 Karl B. Zucker, B.S. CCh1cagoj, A.M. CWestern Reservej, 1953