Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF COmmERCE Accounting: Ralph F, Beckert, A.M. Willpom H. Fenzel, B.C.S. Advertising: Karl H Krauskopf, Ph D. Conking ond Finance: Carl O Hanson, Ph D. Business Law: Gerald 0. Dykstra, L.L.B. Economics: Albert C Gubitz, AM. Fred Picord, M.S. Charles F. Poston, AM. Journalism: C H Harris, PhD. George Storr Lasher, AM P. 0. Ntchols U F, Smiley, ABC. Morketing: Roy H. Poynter, M.B.A. Secretarial Studies: Ruley Hardenburg, A M. Lilo Miller, A.M. Doris Sponseller, A.M. Lorna Virginia Welch, A.M. Statistics: King Adomson, Ph.D. G. M. Wolfe, MBA, UniVERSITY COLLEGE Dynamic, derby-wearing Einor Hansen is dean of the University College, that division of Ohio ' s Dean Hansen academic set-up which in- cludes all freshman stu- dents, aiding them in their adjustment to their new surroundings. One of the leading campus adminis- trators. Dean Hansen is often the busiest. No arm- chair executive, he makes frequent business trips, and his office is usually the last to call it a day. Effervescent in his eagerness to help, hurried in speech and manner, he is seriously concerned with the best use of his time, divided among innumerable activities. Dean Hansen is nevertheless patient and understonding and mony a bewildered freshman has found him o service and genuine help. DEPARTMENT HEADS COLLEGE OF COMMERCE FIRST ROW: Armbrusfcr, A. H.; Beckerf, R. F.; Miller, L Sponseller, D.; Welch, L. V Gilmore, S.; Hordinburg, R Krauskopf, K. H.; Adomson, K. SECOND ROW: Hanson, C. D.; Wolf, G. M.; Feniel, W. H.; Posfon, C. F. 25

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DEPARTMENT HEADS OF THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES FIRST ROW: Smith, E. B.; Gamertsfelder, W. S.; Mor- ton, J. R.; Motheny, W. A.; Cooper, C. E. SECOND ROW: McClure, O. E.; Hess, J. A.; Heidler, J. B. THIRD ROW: Krecker, F. H.; Anderson, A. C.; Mor- quis, R. H.; Houf, H. T. FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF ARTS flno SCIEnCES Botany: A. H. Blickle, Ph.D. A. W. Boetticher, M.S. M. T. Vermillion, M.S. Chemistry: D. R. Clippinger, Ph.D. H. L. Dunlap, Ph.D. L. P. Ebim, Ph.D. F. B. Gullum, M.S. F. L. James, Ph.D. J. R. Morton, M.S. Classical Languages: M. K. Brokow, A.M. V. D. Hill, A.B, H. R, Jolliffe, Ph D. English: R, A. Foster, Ph.D. J. B. Heidler, Ph.D. P. M. Kendoll, Ph.D. W. H. Kerchner, Ph.D. G. A. Losh, A.M. R. McQuiston, A.M. C. N. Mockinnon, A.M. J. R. Murray, A.M. H. H. Peckham, A.M. F. E. Reeve, Ph.D. H. R.Wilson, Litt.D. E, A. Wroy, Ph.D. Geology : C. E. Cooper, Ph.D. C. L. Dow, Ph. D. F. C. Potter, Ph.D. German; J. A. Hess, Ph.D. R- G. Krouss, Ph.D. E H Mueller, Ph.D. History and Government: Robert Eckles, Ph.D. Louise Field, A.M. A. N. Hoover, Ph.D. O, D. Morrison, A.M. A, T. Volwiler, Ph. D. Romonce Languages: Constance Leete, A.M. Mary T. Noss, Docteur D ' Univ. Lewis A. Ondis, Ph.D. B. A. Renkenberger, Ph.D. Victor Whitehouse, PhD G. T. Wilkinson, Ph. D. Sociology: H. J, Jeddeloh, A.M. Douglas Oberdorfer, Ph.D. Irwin Shonnon, Ph.D. E. A. Taylor, Ph.D. Zoology: Rush Elliot, Ph.D. Carl A. Frey, Ph.D. H. T. Gier, Ph.D. F H, Krecker, Ph.D. Emmet Rowles, A.M. William CStehr, Ph.D. Psychology: Amos C. Anderson, Ph.D. J. R. Gentry, Ph.D. Harvey C. Lehmon, Ph D. James R. Patrick, Ph.D. Gaige B. Paulsen, Ph.D. T. C. Scott, Ph.D. Mathematics: Corl H. Denbow, Ph.D. Somuel J. Jasper R. H. Marquis, Ph.D. Morgoret L. Osgood, A.M. F. W. Reed, Ph.D. George W. Storcher, Ph.D. Philosophy: H T, Houf, L.HD W. S. Gomertsfelder, Ph.D. Oliver Martin, Ph.D. Physics: John E. Edwards, A.M. O. E. McClure, A.M. Ethel C. Morgan, M.S. H. H. Roseberry, Ph.D. 24

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COI Session at Super The College of Applied Science is working directly with the national government in the administration of various projects for war training. The Civil Aero- nautics Administration — War Training Service, the Vocational Defense Training at the Athens Mech- anics School, the Machine Shop in Super Hall, and the Engineering Science and Management War Training Course ore the three projects now in opera- tion. The Civil Aeronautics Administration-War Training Service conducts full time classes for eight weeks in ground school and flight training for Navy V-5 men on a no-credit basis. The Vocational De- fense Training courses are for trainees and consist of 300 hours of shop training. The Engineering Science and Management War Training conducts review courses of college level in several fields directly connected with the war effort. These courses ore taught by faculty members and also carry no credit. 26