Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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FOREIGN 'W' LANGUAGE The language department pro- vides instruction in German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Russian. Dr. Matthias Schmitz, Melvin Myers, and Mary Ellen Hot-Iman comprise the language faculty. Schoonover Laboratory facilitates pronunciation and ap- preciation through the tape re- cording mechanism. 3 Matthais Schmitz, A.B. fCologneJ, A.M., Ph.D. QHarvardlg Mary Ellen Hoffman, B.S. QKent Statej, M.A. fKent Statejq Melvin Keith Myers, BA. QChicagoJ, M.A., Ph.D. Clllinoisj. HISTORY and POLITICAL SCIENCE History and political science students are instructed by Dr. VVilfred Binkley, Dr. Robert Hilliard, Dr. Anthony Milnar, Edgar Gray, and Boyd Sobers. Under their able guidance students can study growth of society, the history of various countries, government problems, and recent American History. Since our world is growing more and more concerned with the past and future of other nations, a good background in history and political science is essential for citizenship. Oscar G. Darlington, A.B. CPenn Statel, A.M. LPenn Statej, Ph.D. CPennsylvaniaDg Robert H. Hilliard, A.B., BS. Ed., A.M., Ph.D. COhio Statejg Anthony L. Milnar, A.B. Qllpsalaj, M.S. Clndianal, Ph.D. LGeorgetownJg Wilfred E. Binkley, B.S. fOhio Northernj, A.B. CAntiochJ, A.M., Ph.D. COhio Statejg Boyd M. Sobers, B.A. QOhio Northernl, M.A. CWestern Reservejg Edgar L. Gray, B.S. in Ed. Cwilmingtonj, M.A., Ph.D. COhio Statel. A.....w,vw-1-1

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.lllimlhlul '- EDUCATION Since a very large number of the students of the Liberal Arts col- lege are preparing for the teach- ing profession, the education de- partment is a very important one. Mr. C. C. Roberson, Dr. Katie Lou Hanson, Dr. NValter Zaugg, and Mr. Victor Morrone make up the education faculty. The education students study both the methods and principles of education and spend one quar- ter practice teaching to gain ac- tual experience in the field. ,p nlrl. Katie Lou Hanson, A.B., A.M., fSouth Carolinaj, Ed.D. CColumbiaJg Walter A. Zaugg, A.B. CValparaiso Universityj, A.M. fColumbiaj, Ph.D. QNew Yorkjg Clinton C. Roberson, B.S. COal:land City Collegel, A.M. Q0hio Statebg Victor E. Morrone, BS., M.Ed. CPittsburghj. ENGLISH, SPEECH and THEATRE There were six instructors in the English department this year. They were: Miss Frances Bennett, Miss Mabel Crawford, George Barber, Robert Price, Paul Pegis and Allen Higgins. These in- structors provided three quarters of required English Composition for the freshmen, and en- riched the education of many other students with courses in literature and advanced grammar. Speech and Theatre Arts, although within the Department of English, are constantly broaden- ing their scope throughout the whole university. Under the able supervision of Doyle Smith, the Northern Players have provided the campus with first class entertainment. The other member of the department, Buckminster Ranney, offers valuable speech training to students of the university. Paul C. Pegis, A.B. QMarquette Universityjg Francis Harriet Bennett, B.S. Ed., AM., COhio Statejg Robert P. Price, A.B. CSouthwesternj, A.M. CColumbiaJg Mabel Crawl-ond, Ph.B. QDennisonJ, MA. QColumbialg Allen W. Higgins, B.S. Ed. QBemidji Statej, M.A. CMinnesotal: Doyle Smith, B.A. CBowling Greenj, CDral-ce Universityl, M.F.A. in Play Production QTexasDg George S. Barber, A.B. QPenn Statej, A.M. CPenn Statej, Ph.D. CPenn Statej.

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Richard D. Kain, BA. COhio Northernlg Roger Lewis Chaney, BS. COhio Statel. MATHEMATICS It is necessary for a future pharmacist, engineer, chemist, and future mathe- matics teacher to be well prepared in mathematics as well as those who are working for a higher degree. These stu- dents are instructed by Mrs. Clarice Stauffer, Harry Langman and Robert Schlea. INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Department of Industrial Arts offers courses for all students in the university and especially for those interested in be- coming teachers in industrial subjects. in public schools. The workshops and class- room are in the basement of Brown Building. Here Richard Kain and Roger Chaney instruct students in the skills and use of machines which are necessary to Industrial Arts training. Q + g A-1 5 , . lx 3 s A.. 'W -iv-is I -QW x.Lg, .J f . K , f .S ix- ' ...a N-If Seated: Clarice Stauffer, B.S.Ed. QOhio Statej, M.A. COhio Statejg Harry Langman B.S. CNew York City Collegej, Ph.D. CColumbiaD. Standing: Jim Parks, student as sistantg William Brinkmeyer, student assistantg Robert E. Schlea, B.S.Ed., A.M fBowling Greenj. --..-. qu