Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION The physical education department is important to every student at Ohio Northern because six quarters work in that field is a graduation requirement. This department also has charge of the varsity sports events which play such an important part in our college activ- ities. In addition, an excellent intra- mural provides exercise and competi- tion for those not engaged in varsity sports. Miss Marion Russell, Clyde Lamb, Marve English, and Richard 'Barney' Poole are the instructors. SPEECH AND THEATRE ARTS Speech and Theatre Arts, although within the Department of English, are constantly broadening their scope throughout the whole university. Under the able supervision of Doyle Smith, the Northern Players have pro- vided the campus with Hrst class en- tertainment. The other member of the department, J. Buckminster Ranney, offers valuable speech training to stu- dents of the university. 19 Clyde Albert Lamb, B.S. CCoej, A.M. fColumbial, 1929, Marvin English, B.S. fOhio Northernl, A.M. CColumbiaD, 1949, Marion Russell, Certificate CBouve'-Boston School of Physical Educationj, B.S. CUniversity of New Hampshirej, M.S. CUniversity of Wisconsinl, I955g Richard Poole, B.S.Ed. COhio Northernl, 1959. 10,9459 J. Buckminster Ranney, A.B., A.M. CNew Yorkl, Ph.D. COhio Statej, IQSSQ Doyle Smith, lBowling Greenj QDrake Universityl, M.F.A. in Play Production fTexasQ, 1955 B

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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

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The home of the College of Law, this building was dedicated in 1925. It contains classrooms and the Jay P. Taggart Library and study IOOIII. COLLEGE OF L W The College of Law of Ohio Northern University counts among its graduates many successful lawyers and lawmak- ers of Ohio and the nation. It presents well prepared candidates for the bar examination with better than average records. The college offers a three year course leading to a Bachelor of Laws degree, and though its students for the most part represent other colleges in pre- liminary arts education the pre-legal program of the college of liberal arts is closely correlated with that of the law school. Stephen R. Curtis, Ph.B. CChicagol, I.D. CChicagoj, 1955