Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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orrar, )(ri(f i( SFrii( i L ' nu ' ersilv .Art nilect U F F I e E K S Kutltrrirw , , ogrl Executive (lerk C tar fs A. Kimtz Comptroller f.niprson i. [.atrtl Manager, L ' nirtrsity Hoohstore 27 Frederick Sleeker Manager, Ohio Union Paul It Ellpman {director. Physical Plant

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T RonaU J Thompson Rpgistrar and Iixaniiner Assistant l ' ..xamincr Key l Hoycr Vrihusinfi .Agent IU I IHTItATIVE ■ oris ). I lane Cn»niVr amo S. Ou ' pns Director, Research foundation i liiini ( I. i iej lUrvctor, i ' ultlic Relations 26

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: (; i.M . ' v ( (i(iirniiiri « THE IIEVEHII ' IUE T FlI U OFFICERS L. Cf. Bailry. C luiirmtm Fliilip K. Hi ' iiii. Vice C iairriiaii Aliiiiini .111(1 Irinids clemoiistriitcd llicir urw ' affection for I lie University in a striking manner in I ») ), uivinti a total of .S )5O,200 in M.)5 ) «ifts ami plcdu ' -s lliroiiijl) the l)cv -lo|)rncnt |-iin l. hot!) llir immIxT ol ( ontrihntors and llic anioniil r.iiM-d er - ni ' W all-time records. i lie 1 1.335 ainmni and Irientls wiio c onlrilmlcd last year ranked the Ohio State fund second in the nation in niirnher of ( onlrihntors. I he first five ainmni fnnds in the nation, in niimher of con- trihiilors. were: Yali-. C)hi i Stair. I )arliiioiilli. Ilarsard. and I ' rinielon. The .S )30.2(HJ ci en to the I ' niversily llirniii;li llii- fund in ' 49 ranked Ohio State sevi-nlli in iIm- nation. The 49 totals in reased tlie fund s all- time record to S2,200..Sj3 tjiven to tin- L ' niversity in approximately 93.000 lncli ldiial uilu o r llii- past I I years since the fund w.is started. Ilinidreds of voliinlc-er ainmni workers were re- sponsible for the snccess of llic liind. . pproxi- lolm IV I ' lillfn. lixccutirc Secretary K. ' iiyon S. Cnnipnrll. I ' ivld Director iriaIcK 3r.3 l li iiiu ' i raduates were icai Iwd l)v personal solicitation campaigns in 26 Ohio coun- ties arul m ' tropolitan areas outside the state. I he C OInmhus amp.iiun Krouulit in more lli.in . ' ?27.00() in 3.250 gifts. The amoinit raised eiiajjled the hoard of direc- tors to meet snhstanlially every project allocation. Of till- Idlal u ' i n in ' I . .SSO.OOO was in undesig- nated or Iree money and this was divided fimong the 10 projeits selected a year earlier. -An additional $11,990 was added lo the War Memo- ri.il S( hol.irship l uiid toward an evciilu.il endow mriil ol .SKIO.OOO i:. (.. Uail.x, N|i: ■()-., 1)1 ; H. ..l Ww York, noted industrialist, imenlor. and one ol the na- tion s lcadini aiilhorilies on steam power, was elected liiiid Iiii.im! (li.Liiiiian su ceclinu Willanl M. Kipliiiiicr. B. 12. ol W ' lisliiiiiilon. iialion. illy- known writer and piiMisliiT, Mr. B.iiley had served as vice ( hairmaii ol lln- Im.Md llu- prexious ve.ir. 28