Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Wurncr Vomcrene ( iiiiirnuin BOARD OF TRUSTEES i Tluoimli ill ' ' M-. - • ' ' ■ proieflurc lor llio appointment of ti.e Board of Tr.istoes fias cl.anaod a number of times, eai 1. rfianije making a rliango in the size of ttie Board, nnlil in 1878 tfiey arrived at the size and procedure wi.i.h are slill used to dav. The Board consists of seven members, eacfi of whom serve for seven years. One term expires every year so that one new man may be appointed each yea, I.n llie Governor of Oiiio. Tlie first Board memf ers had the length of their terms de- cided by lot and tliese terms ranged from one to seven years. LEFT TO R.OHT: V.c . .e. cnt B.-d L. S.»dlc., H;n - Bn . f-° i,,! : ' Z ' %o:::i{tfiP H3rl« H. Ha,chcr. Prcsldcm HOW3M Und. Bc . Vice Prcdcn. Jacob B. Taylor. I OtVcTURED: ; , ' Kcucnng. IC J.. c k ..,. Hu.h E. Nc.b.u (.rca..rcr, V iHBI f n 1 5 ™

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Mrs. Chrisliiw . C onau ' dy Dean oj Womvn llasinu liccii rxlrcinely active in extras iiiri iil.ir activi- lii ' s luTC ill Ik ' i un(l T r.Kliiate (lays, as well as lia in( tlirec cliildron allciullny tlic L ' ni ersity, lias gixen Mrs. C liris- tiiic . ( ()ii i vay a keen unaerstanciing of the problems ami attitudes of Oliio St.ite students. She lias Ijeen a very anie advisor, in llie six years lii n slie has served as our de.m ol women, to tlie same women s groups in wliicli slie was so active. Joseph A. Park Dean of Men First, best and only dean of men Oliio State has ever had is Joseph A. Park. Having no basis for comparison, we can point ordy with admiration to his achievements ana say that it would be hard for any successor to match tliem. He has been responsible for the organization of the Student Senate, Student Court, the Stadium Dormitories and a fraternity system which has been described as the best in tlie nation. Nori ' aL Neil Luxnn AssislaiU to President Dr. Nerval Neil Luxon is our President ' s man Friday, hi his offitia! capacitv ' as assistant to the President, his chief responsibility is the personnel budget. Far from being a newcomer on our campus, he graduated here in 1923 and came back in 1928 to join the faculty as an instructor in journalism, an{I has been on the staff in one capacity or another ever since. 23

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m MEMORIAJU Allliiiiinli lln iiic nci liin ' ji ' i In our -iulil. IIhhiliIiU (iI iIii ' mi .irid llic scrvi OS wnuli lliiv rcnilcrcd uv wnili ' llii-v were licir on our i.irnpus rcrniiin in mir nicni- oru ' s. It is the iicvcr-endintJ uoik ol men .ind women like tl)ese lii(n nas rniide our L ' liiverslly tlie Iromendous and outstandiiiy; educational ortjani .alion llial it is. and llioir names will linger in our liall of fame. Nol Pi, tiircd Dr. C. . Mtmowr Allen McManigal MemlttT of rro pssor 0 lite hoard of Trustees ILnglneering Drawing 1882 9(9 1896 030 1 Dr. Clair Albert Dye Dean linieritus of the College of l harmacy tS69 t ' n i Dr. Elmer G. Morton hmeritus Professor of Peaiatr ' us IS()8 1919 Dr. A tirit ' K. rlasori Professor of Speech 19 to Dr. Samuel Rosenfeld, Jr. Courtesy Staff Mpniorr of University Hospital 1009 I9i9 1 25 i