University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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NE sunny spring morning a year ago we paid special tribute to all former students in active service. ln front of University Hall we gathered for formal dedication of the Military Directory in the main hall, the wat bulletin boards at the front entrances and the service flag over our campus. President Nash re- ported the latest figures on the number of students in uniform, names of those honored for service and the name of our first war victim, Daniel Montone. Xlvhile ive sang to our alma mater, the little flag was raised to position beside Old Glory. Afterwards we watched President Nash post Dannvs name. and since that time have watched names added, lives subtracted. as statis- tics ofthe war mount. '-kk, Milla 11.11 if f

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There is no conflict between our idealism and thxs war, 1f we cor1s1der 1: as a sreip toward wrnnmg the peace for a better worl PRESIDENT PHILIP CURTIS NASH, at the fnrst chapel service of the year, October 30, 1942.

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. if DR RAYMOND L CARTER, Dean of Administration . . . . iI'ftzr1fm DMINISTRATION is the process of mak- ing things tick, and Dean Raymond L. Carters pendulum has wide limits. As direc- tor of thejunior College. dean of men, head of summer registration for freshmen, and Univer- sity Army coordinator, he handles all curricu- lar problems. Numerous responsibilities, such as general testing programs, examination schedules, dis- cipline matters, High School Day, Print Shop orders, NYA payroll, Student Union reserva- tions, lie in his oflice. Conferring with student leaders he gets popular opinions, gives the faculty viewpoint. Vwle know him as a busy man. Heads of special academic divisions and student services, oflicially titled deans and directors, divide the rest of our college pro- gram headaches. Evening session and part-time students meet Brenton W. Stevenson, their adviser and sched- ule okayer, who prescribes doses of academic loads according to ability and spare time of working students. Summer non-vacationers, ambitious for ex- tra hours, enroll in regular credit courses ar- ranged and directed by Dr. G. Harrison Orians who also provides intermittent summer socials. Two six-week programs replaced the former single session beginning last summer. Dr. Paul W. Stansbury is in charge of gradu- ate students' schedules, examinations for the master's degree and disseminates information on opportunities for graduate scholarships, among other things. Dr. Stephen K. Mahon, assistant to the president and general manager of the Toledo Edison Com- pany, is President of the University Board of D1- rectors. Other members are Rev. john H. Ans- berg, Nolan Boggs, Dr. Thomas N. Crinnion, Charles F. Dowd, Myer Geleerd, Mrs. David H. Cwoodwillie, G. Kenneth Keller, Dr. Charles R. King. llv il l S lhirks, llewoiiiiel Dr Paul W Stansburx , Brenton W. Stevenson, Dr. G. Harrison Ormns Katherine,E.1SlCy'. ll tw - P r,f,f:.f'1.' DirettorotCiradu.1teStndx- Director of Eiening .Sessions Director ol Summer Dean ol XX on1en- '..w,,m .ig Mamr of mbfftri -Krug ufr',1i'flIlftlll'I. Sessions-Dr. I Q fzxprrr an mwz. .WM . ,535 s , . , N N . aa pr. 1 .. N P 'T 5-'Q s . -sa V' X l f S -7 3 cl' NJ