University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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l Dr. John J. Turin Dr. John B. Brandeberry Jesse R. Long ERI C ITTEE After the resignation of President White, September 1, 1950, the University Board of Directors appointed the Interim Operating Committee. The committee fuctioned from September 5 until President Kowles came, January 29. The three-man committee included Dr. John B. Brandeberry, dean of the College of Engineering, Chair- man, Dr. John J. Turin, head of the department of physics, and Jesse R. Long, Director of Public Rela- tion and Director of Summer School. Dr. Edwin D. Duryea, Assistant to the President under Dr. White, was named secretary to the group. During the five-month period of their office, the Committee jointly carried out the duties of president. The Board of Directors and the Committee worked together to get the increased appropriation from City Council. This appropriation gave the University the funds to begin the building of the new library. It also enabled the University to increase salaries of all em- ployees in December. Plans for the new dormitories were started by the Committee. After the appointment of President Knowles, the Committee worked closely with him until he arrived on campus. Faculty cooperation during the interim was very good, making the job of the Committee an easier one. The Interim Operating Committee deserves a sincere vote of thanks from all the students and faculty. The time and efforts expended by these men, already busy in their own fields of work, is certainly appreciated. Their job was a difficult one, but it was done well. l 1

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OA D OF DRE TORS Behind every big and successful organization there must be a group working constantly for iniprovelnent and more suevess. The University has behind it the Board of Directors. This group which works silently and which asks for little recognition has played an important part in the Universitygs history and through the present and previous boards has brought about many improvements and aided the University to become the outstanding institution which it is today. Yvalter A. Eversman is president of the board and Charles F. Dowd is vice-president. Other members of the board are the Reverend J. H. Ansberg, Nolan Boggs, Dr. Thomas M. Crinnion, G. Kenneth Keller, Dr. Charles R. King, Jules P. Lippman and Waldo E. Shank. Lucille E. Mack is secretary of the board. WALTER A. EVERSMAN Left to rightfKing, C., Mack, L., Eversinan, W., Pulling, R., Knowles, A., Shank, W4 Dowd, C., Keller, G. 11