Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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SITTING (I. to r.): Major Raymond A. Lee. Captain Berwyn L. Miller. 1st. Lt. Elsworth L. Blood. STANDING (1. to r.): 1st. Sgt. Horace A. Moon. Corp. Sidney Steiner. Pfc. Ray E. Dawson. Pvt. Rocco W. Patella. MILITARY STAFF In 1936, when the R.O.T.C. program was first established on the Ohio University- campus, a military staff, consisting of commissioned officers and enlisted men in the United States Army, was added to the faculty to conduct military training at OU. With the advent of the Army Specialized Training Program in 1943 the staff was enlarged to include ten commissioned officers and fifteen enlisted men, who functioned under the leadership of Lt. Col. John E. Brannan, Professor of Military Science and Tactics, who was also commandant of the ASTP. During the past year, the Army Specialized Training Reserve Program comprised the bulk of Ohio University ' s military department, and when the program was disbanded in December of 1944, the staff was reduced accordingly. The re- maining officers reverted to their original status as Army heads of the Reserve Officer ' s Training Corps, and faculty members in the Department of Military Science and Tactics. Staff headquarters are maintained on the basement floor of Carnegie Hall, and official military business is transacted by Major Raymond A. Lee ihrough the efficient departmental secretary, Miss Bertha Vickers. 23

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c A M P D S A F F A I R S C M M I T T E E LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss A. Smith. Dr. Krauss. E. Powell. K. Adamson. Dean Voiql, Dean Peterson. D. Hellman. I. Bennet. L. Schako. - Composed of the presidents and two representatives each from Women ' s League and Men ' s Union, plus a student representative-at-large selected by Student Council, and with Acting Dean of Men Philip L. Peterson, and Dean of Women Irma E. Voigt as co-chairmen and continuing members, Campus Affairs Com- mittee serves as an official executive board on student extra-curricular life at Ohio University. Responsible to the Board of Trustees through the President of the University, CAC allocates that portion of the A.L. E. Fund assigned to the Student General Fund for campus-wide activities, exclusive of athletics; receives and considers petitions for new organizations on campus, recommends or rejects these organi- zations after a two-year probationary period; acts as final voice in the appoint- ment of officers for student publications, who are initially recommended by the Publications Beard; coordinates the activities of the Convocations Committee, the Grill Executive Board, and the student division of the Community Concert Association; and considers recommendations from Student Council in all matters having a bearing on the public relations of the University. Added to these duties CAC provides the correlative tie between the faculty and the student body, giving each a basis for understanding of the other. PUBLICATIONS BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Faulk- ner, J. Winter, Professor G. S. Lasher. Mr. KrauskopI, Mr. Fenzel. 24