Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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FACULTY College of Arts and Sciences George W. Starcher, Acting Dean Amos C. Anderson Mary Antorietto A. W. Boetticher Julia L. Cable Donald R. Clippinger Clyde Edwards Cooper C. H. Creed Loretta Cusick H. B. Davidson C. L. Dow H. L. Dunlap Lawrence O. Eblin Rush Elliott Louise Field R. A. Foster Carl A. Frey W. S. Gamertsfelder J. R. Gentry Herschel T. Gier Frank B. Gullum David I. Hecht I. B. Heidler John A. Hess Victor D. Hill Thomas N. Hoover Horace T. Houf Henry J. Jeddeloh H. R. Jolliffe Arthur Katona Paul M. Kendall William H. Kirchner Paul G. Krauss Frederick H. Krecker Greta Lash Constance G. Leete Harvey C. Lehman Grace Leslie C. N. Mackinnon R. H. Marquis Oliver Martin O. E. McClure Raymer McQuiston J. R. Morton Mary T. Noss Lewis A. Ondis Gaige D. Paulsen H. H. Peckham F. W. Reed B. A. Renkenberger H. Hewell Roseberry Emmett Rowles Constance A. Sands Thurman C. Scott E. B. Smith George W. Starcher William C. Stehr M. T. Vermillion Irma E. Voigt A. T. Volwiler Victor Whitehouse G. T. Wilkinson Hiram R. Wilson Edith A. Wray College of Applied Science A. H. Armbruster, Acting Dean Leona J. Calvin George W. Clark Margaret K. Davis Robert C. Ellis Grace B. Gerard Darrell B. Green H. W. Humphrey Juanita I. Kahler Lenore Kent Charles R. Kinison Luverne F. Lausche O. E. McClure Marian S. Morse Ida M. Patterson Kathryn Philson Vivian M. Roberts Neil D. Thomas W. W. Wiggin Edward F. Wilsey College of Commerce A. H. Armbruster, Dean Raymond King Adamson A. H. Armbruster Ralph F. Beckert Irene L. Devlin Gerald O. Dykstra W. H. Fenzel Albert C. Gubtiz Carl O. Hanson Ruby M. Hardenburg C. H. Harris William H. Herbert Karl H. Krauskopf George Starr Lasher Lila M. Marquis P. O. Nichols G. C. Parks Roy H. Paynter Fred Picard William F. Smiley Doris Sponseller Macil Via Paul H. Wagner Clark E. Williams Thomas Wolfe 15

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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS LEFT 1 Butch to his friends, Mr. Grover to his business associates, Assistant to the President, Brandon T. Grover, works hard at the job of publicizing Ohio University. His biggest task at present is the completion of plans for OU ' s postwar building program. LEFT 2 Facts and figures, reports and sum totals are easy as the proverbial pie to George Parks, Univer- sity Treasurer. Ever aware, from a practical standpoint, of what has been accomplished, and what still needs being done, Mr. Parks is OU ' s financial manager. LEFT 3 For the 2500 students all over the country who seek further education through correspondence, J. Floyd Dixon, Director of the Extension Division, plots the courses and sets the rules. LEFT 4 Vitamins and calories, irons and proteins are the special concerns of Margaret K. Davis, Director of Dining Halls. Mrs. Davis scientifically plans meals for the three women ' s dormitories, and reaps her reward when contented coeds audibly sigh, M-m! Was that good! RIGHT 1 University correspondent for hundreds of future OU students, Registrar Dr. Frank B. Dilley keeps a never-ending postal open house at his Ewing Hall office, besides taking care of Registration Day checks and mid-semester delinquent slips. RIGHT 2 A cooperative, able, and ever-cheerful Gal Friday is Irene Devlin, secretary to the President. An OU graduate herself, Miss Devlin takes meas- ure of the campus pulse-beat, and passes the results of her findings through OU ' s many channels of activity and endeavor. RIGHT 3 University Editor and Alumni Secretary, Clark Williams, and his staff recently completed the Blue Star Service list posted in the Edwin Watts Chubb Library, and faithfully each month produce the Alumni Bulletin. RIGHT 4 Seeing OU through seasonal epidemics and Exam Week pains is the special duty of Dr. E. C. Rose, Acting Director of the University Health Service. Along with a staff of competent nurses and aides, Dr. Rose works tirelessly in his dispensary-offices to guard OU ' s collective health.

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FACULTY College of Education Thomas C. McCracken, Dean Amy Allen Edith E. Beechel H. E. Benz Mildred C. Chutter Carolyn Crawford Clar DeLand Frank B. Dilley J. Floyd Dixon Esther M. Dunham Agnes L. Eisen Helen M. Evans Einar A. Hansen Dorothy Hoyle Anne C. Keating Robert E. Mahn Camilla Manson Thomas C. McCracken Dora Moore R. L. Morton Anna E. Mumma Catherine Nelson M. Viola Nelson Mabel B. Olson Marie A. Quick Helen Sarver F. L. Shoemaker A. B. Sias Elizabeth Simkins June Southworth Mary Ward Janet P. Wilson Wilbur Alden Yauch College of Fine Arts Earl C. Seigfred, Dean Elizabeth G. Andersch Gladys Apitzsch Margaret A. Benedict Mary D. Blayney Vera Board Catherine B. Burk Melvia L. Danielson Paul Fontaine DeForest W. Ingerham Curtis W. Janssen Gordon J. Kinney Allen H. Kresge A. C. LaFollette Christopher Lane Mary K. Leonard William R. Longstreet Helen Maaser L. C. Mitchell Grace M. Morley Philip L. Peterson Helen H. Roach C. C. Robinson Earl C. Seigfred Emmet E. Shipman Denton M. Snyder L. C. Staats Charles B. Watts Edna M. Way Hazel Willis Karl E. Witzler Isabelle M. Work Division of Military Science and Tactics Raymond A. Lee Commandant Raymond A. Lee Berwyn L. Miller Division of Physical Welfare O. C. Bird, Director Charlotte J. Bell Constance V. Besuden O. C. Bird Elsie Druggan Lillian Gallichio B. T. Grover Sarah Hatcher Ann Marie Kellner Charlotte E. LaTourrette Carl Nessley Thorwald Olson Don C. Peden Embree R. Rose W. J. Trautwein Joseph P. Trepp Harold E. Wise UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Under the University College plan, the beginning student is adjusted to uni- versity life, aided in effective study methods, and consulted by experienced faculty members concerning requirements for professional courses in a degree college. High school deficiencies in academic subjects are worked off during the year in University College, since the plan extends over the freshman semesters only, thus more closely relating high school and college, in accord- ance with the modern trend in education. Dean of the University College is Einar A. Hansen, whose offices in McGuffy Hall are open at all times to University College students needing advice and assistance. 16