Ohio Wesleyan University - Le Bijou Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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all a W.. Vice-president and Treasurer, D. J. Hornberger - As assistant 'treasurer Mr. Watkins is in charge of the purchasing of all types of supplies for the University, and the supervision of the buildings, grounds, and dormitories are also among his many Worries. Mr. Watkins participates ill the activities of many local service and social organizations such as the Red Cross, the American Legion, and the church. He is an all around athlete, his current favorite sport being Hshing. It is unfortunate that Mr. Watkins warm personality is so seldom encountered by the student body. ,E , s l 3 . TREASURER The task of handling all the university finances and of looking after the over all budget invest- ment manages to occupy the greater part off M1'. Hornbergcrjs time. Many students never come in contact with this ardent Ohio Wesleyan football fan, but his work is an indispensable part of the functioning of this university. A graduate of the University of Michigan, Mr. Hornberger has other degrees from Ohio State and Illinois. He is an enthusiastic stamp collector and fisherman, and enjoys spending his vacations at his cot- tage in lVIichigan. Assistant Treasurer, D. B. XVaLkins

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The office of Chancellor of Ohio Wesleyaii University is held by former pres- ident Burgstahler. The office was created by the Board of Trustees in 1947 in order to make room for the full time job of public relations and future planning. At his own request, Dr. Burgstahler took this position at the close of eight successful years as president of the university. Dr. Burgstahler worked closely with Dean Fickcn during 1911-7 and 1948 while he was acting president, and now works with Dr. Flemming Lo better formulate the work of the administration. As executive of the Future Planning and Building Coniniittee of the Board of Trustees, Dr. Burgstahler puts his progressive ideas into action.

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DEAN OF COLLEGE 'The duties of the Dean are many and varied, but Dr. C. E. Ficken handles them with effi- ciency and skill. The recruitment and supervision of faculty per- sonnel takes a large part of Dr. Fickeifs time, and this year he has the added responsibility of making out the school budget. A graduate of Baldwin-Wallace, with an M.A. and a Ph.D. also Dr. Fickcn is an educator as well as an executive. His many obliga- tions, however, never cause him to lose his personal touch, for which he is admired and respected by students and faculty alike. Assistant to Dean of the College, Allan C. Ingraham Vice-president and Dean of the College, C. E. Fieken -Mr. Ingraham must be all advocate of a certain popular breakfast food to have such energy! This Tufts College graduate is a member of the Safety Committee Hlld the Deanis Council. Furthermore, he advises not only probation students, but i11decd anyone who has a problem, and finds time to be Faculty Advisor to the Delts, as well as an ardent baseball and basketball fan. Oh, yes-he's also working for his Ph.D., besides teaching three classes in education. Wesleyan's busy but friendly Assistant Dean is a man. we're all proud to claim.