University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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DIRECTORS «. Top, Dr. Orians; Center, Mr. Stevenson and Mr. Burns; Lower Left, Dr. Stonsbury. With the ever increasing load of students we can find the directors of special academic divisions v orking seven days a week to keep up with the unlimited demands. The summer classes, directed by Dr. G. Harrison Orians, have come to resemble a full-time winter session, with everyone participating in all popular activities. It is Dr. Orians who shoulders the respon- sibility of placing students in proper classes plus keeping up the interest in the extra-curricular affairs. One of the most important administration offices is directed by Brenton W. Stevenson and his as- sistant, Robert J. Burns, Jr., who guide the progress of all evening session students. Every year brings an increase in the educational opportunities offered by the evening classes. Many college graduates are becoming aware of the rapid growth of our graduate school. This entire division is under the able leadership of Dr. Paul W. Stonsbury, who is instrumental in the great advances made in the University ' s field of graduate work. 20

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• Adminisfrafion • Personnel Office • Mr. Long With the large enrollment increase this year the administration officers and their assistants were confronted with a challenging and endless job. Problems requiring immediate and careful decis- ions rested on their shoulders. It was the duty of these people to take care of personnel tests, physical examinations, and in many cases housing, within a limited period. The com- pletion of these tasks helped our University return to its peace time schedule. Dr. Weightman Mr. Byers Loise Deskin 19

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L I B R A R Y LIBRARY STAFF Librarian Associate Librarian Circulation Periodicals Circulation and Maps Secretary Exchange Mary M. Gillham Lucille B. Emch Ina Hellstern Arlene Yaekel Mary L. Amos Juanita Lee Domingo Navarro A comprehensive and complete service was afPorded the student body by the University library staff. This excellent service was rendered in spite of the increased enrollment, which brought greater de- mands on the services of the library staff. The present library facilities have reached the point of inadequacy. Not only because of the overcrowded condition of the study room are the facilities inade- quate, but the stacks and storage space for books and periodicals will not accommodate the new material which is added every year. It is hoped that, in the near future, the library staff may have a library building in which to give the students and faculty the facilities that ore needed. m r - V - ••i- — E 5H!!BBB r i A W ± ' t ■ ' i j ' iKV .aMa:« 9 ' a ;a