University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Page 18 text:

QQBLOCKHOUSE PRESIDENT Philip C. Nash. the new University President, has proved that he is an aggressive leader. Com- ing to the University this August, he has already succeeded in getting three new buildings on the campus. which will be extremely useful in boosting the prestige of the University, and in build- ing up a better University spirit by providing a common meeting ground which will promote a better campus life. He is strong for more student leadership and for more student participation in running the University. VICE-PRESIDENT 19 34--qlg 1 LEE W. MACKINNON Probably the busiest man at the University of Toledo is Dean Lee W. MacKinnon, who is Vice-President of the University. Dean of Ad- ministration, Director of the Junior College and Chairman of the Faculty Committee on At- tendance. He has acted as President of the Uni- versity three times in the past seven years. In spite of the fact that he is always busy, his cheerful attitude, his Ever-present whistle, and his tact and wisdom have won him a place in the hearts of all of us. His philosophy seems to be that. it is tfhe little things in life that count. -l4-

Page 17 text:

UNIVERSITY4' THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO O Hon. Solon T. Klotz .,.A. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS Stephen K. Mahon Charles E. Dowd ,,ee,,,e,,e -......Mayor of the City of Toledo Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlin ,7oo,7, William P. Clarke Albert A. Fair . ....--..Presia'ent Vice-President Secretary G. Kenneth Keller J. B. Nordholt Meyer Cielferd Cletus V. Wolfe Lucille E. Mack ,, , .,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, .,,,,,,,, C I e rk OF ADMINISTRATION 0 Philip C. Nash, M. C. E. . . ............... .. . ...,,.,,... , , .. President Lee W. MacKinnon, A. M ..... Vice-President and Dean of Administration Andrew J. Townsend, Ph. D. ............ Dean, College of Arts ana' Sciences Clair K. Searles, Ph. D. .......... Dean. College of Business Aalrninistration David W. Henry, M. A. , , ,,.,,.,.,,,,,,....... Dean. College of Education Delos M. Palmer. B. S., in E. E. ....... Chairman, College of Engineering Paul W. Stansbury, A. M. .. . Raymond L. Carter, Ph. Charles W. Racine. L. L William Mck. Reed. Ph. George P. Evans. A. M. Katherine Easley, A. M. Hazel D. Cweiner, A. M. Emma L. Woodward -. Mrs. Mary M. Gillham, Lucille E. Mack .,,., -I3 ..Director of Graduate Study I Director of Junior College D. ..,,.. ..... . C. .... Dean, D Dean. Division of Law ivision of Pharmacy l ...-----Dean of Men i Financial Se CFQICIFU ll Dean of lVomen i A. M. ......... . .... ....... . ....... . . Registrar nd Acting Treasurer Librarian University Secretary I 9 3 4 1-

Page 19 text:

UNIVERSITYQQ THE DEANS CLAIR K. SEARLES. Dean, College of Business 1-Idmim'stratz'on. Ph. D.fTraveled to Orient several times-to Japan. China, Korea, and Manchuria last summer-around world once-likes to read and see better movies-has four children-likes to go camping-is working hard to build up The College of Business Ad. ANDREW J. TOWNSEND. Dean. College of Arts and Sciences-Likes gardening when someone else does the gardeninggspends as much tQme as possible with his family-has three children-prefers legitimate theatre to moviesfattends Forum-likes contract bridge-'plays golf when he hits the ball. PAUL STANSBURY, Director of Graduate Study-Enjoys stories, nature study and the country-member A. A. U. P.-hates receptions-interested in primitive people and pioneer life-likes Helen Hayes and Marie Dressler-plays are his favorite winter amusement. DAVID W. HENRY, Dean of Education-Interested in dramatics-follows University Dra- matic Association closely-relaxes at gardening-swims whenever he gets a chance-vacations at his cottage at Howard Farms-likes to watch and participate in athletics-enoys bridge. KATHERINE EASLEY. Dean of Women-Is consistently inconsistentahas strong likes and dislikes-prefers Brahms, Tschaikowsky, and Beethoven, will listen to anything but croon- ers-likes pinochle and plays an erratic game of contract. GEORGE F. EVANS, Dean of Men-Says all U. of T. needs is a good Dean of Men be- hind it-urges students in his classes to forget class and think of how the subject belongs out in the world-interested in art, prefers the Italian picture in the International exhibit-his weak- nesses are yellow roadsters and golf-favorite expression, it ain't what you don't know that does you any harm: it's what you know that ain't so, RAYMOND L. CARTER, Director of Junior College, Ph. D.-Member A. A. U. P., Phi Delta Kappa-Open Forum Member-planned and built his own home-has completely remod- eled it since-enjoys fishing, camping, and traveling-likes to 'Aputter around -his favorites, George Arliss and Will Rogers-works at golf. -1- -l -l5-