Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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UNIVERSITY DMI ISTH Tllfl 'rl - 35 Bland I.. Stradley University Examiner Joseph A Park Esther Allen Gaw Dean of Men Dean of Women The typical Ohio State students Wallet is crammed with sundry University documents-receipts, fee-cards, schedule cards. Keeping thousands upon thousands of records of this type is but a miniscule part of University administration. This Work is delegated to the hands of the dean of men, the dean of women, and university examiner, the business manager, and the registrar. The fact that five executives manage this myriad of detail so smoothly and still devote ample consideration to personal dealings with students is a tribute to their efficiency. Integral part of the administration is a group of eight men known as the Board of Trustees who control University affairs and pass upon matters of policy. The Board is a liaison between the government of the state of Ohio and University officials: it maintains a constant vigilance over University expenditures. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Alimaier. Russell. Brown. Secrest. Bevis. Ray, Thompson. Steeb, Rumrnell. Darqusch Atkinson in f -ii' nf' v.1g

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THE DEVELOPMENT FUND An administrative agency to control the dis- tribution of funds for the improvement of the University, The Ohio State Development Fund has a pervasive influence Wherever the depart- ments of the University are making progressive steps. Ohio State Alumni and friends have invested 3230500 in the University through their con- tributions to the Development Fund since 1939. In that year there were 3,300 who gave, 1940 found 4,100 contributing, and last year the num- ber increased to 5,200. The dream of a few is becoming a vital, positive force in the Univer- sity's life. In the quality of the things provided, in the encouragement to administration and faculty, in the incentive to the research staff, in the inspiration to struggling and worthy young students, the Development Fund has met a great need for Ohio State. With the coming of war the Fund has a greater and graver responsibility than ever before. Eighty-eight per cent of the money raised in 1942 will be used for projects which have real importance to the nation's war effort. War Time Student Loan funds totaling 525,000 war research programs costing 5l7,000, emer- gency funds for the president and for the dean of men and the dean of women, and many re- searches to find substitutes for materials, drugs and other vital supplies cut off by the war are included. Many pieces of the apparatus which have been supplied by the Fund in former years, such as those illustrated, are of especial importance in the war research programs now under way on the campus. When peace comes Ohio Staters will know that they have helped the University in its war effort. Alumni will also know that the University has grown in stature through the assistance given by their living endowment contribu- tions to the Development Fund. Harry R. Drackett. Chairman Eighty Ton Cyclotron 220 KVP Therapy Equipment 4. Electron Microscope

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