Ouachita Baptist College - Ouachitonian Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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DR. I. R. GRANT The administration of Ouochita College com pride itself in having the leadership of such a mom as Dr. J. R. Grant, whose effortful nine years here resulted this year in the admittance of Ouochitcx into the North Central Associa- tion of Colleges. An untiring worker who gives special attention to the task CIT hand, has long had the admiration and respect of those who know him. President here since 1933, Dr. Grant has led Ouochito in its rapid growth and development which has reached c1 crowning climax with the admittance into North Centrod Association. Lack of space here would prevent the listing of Dr. Grant's many achieve- ments or on account of Ouochita's growth during his administration, but those who have followed his eventful career know that it has been a brilliant one and that the recognition he has won is well deserved.

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1. Doc Brewster heard Mrs. Gunn's hamburgers were better than his sandwiches. 2. There's 1: no i11 that castor oil won't cure. 3. Last night Horgis dreamed he went to heaven ..... 4. Builder of champions. 5. Where's your necktie, Freshman? 6. Modern Rembrandt. 7. Head coach. 8. Bet Mr. Price is on the. receiving end of that deal! 9. Chief architect and head con- tractor. 10. Mrs. Riley officially opens the Student Center. 11. The banquet was dedicated to him. 12. What! No more worlds to conquer? 13. This policy is only $53.30 a year. 14. 1t behooved him to pose for this picture. 15. The one With the hat on, naturally. 16. Human slide rule and adding machine. 17. I'll get that hall swept right away, Mrs. Stewart. 18. Two to one it's posed. 19. Man behind the blue print! 20. Those hamburgers weren't as good as my sandwiches, either. 21. They teach the finer things of life.

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K. D. ARCHIBALD M. A. Associate Professor 0! Science CBiology9 B. A., 1933, Denison University; M. A., 1934, Ohio State University; All requirements met for Ph. D. De- gress with the exception of disserta- lion. NEWELL BLAKELEY Instructor in Speech Working toward Bachelors Degree in Speech in .Oucxchitcx College. THELMA ARIMINTA BATSON B. M. Assistant Professor of Fine Arts 9Voice, Theory, Chorus9 Artist Diploma 1920, Cincinnmi Conservatory of Music; Summer 1922, Cincinnati Conservatory; B. M., 1928, Chicago Musical College; Summer '38 and '40, University of Colorado; Pupil of Ferry Lulek, Thomas James Kelley, and the late Herbert Wither- xspoon, Theory with Leighton, Ed Stillman Kelley and Dunkelberger. EVELYN BULLOCH BOWDEN B. A., M. M. Assistant Professor of Fine Arts 9Piano and TheonO Diploma in Piano and Organ, 1930; 1931, B. M.,- 1932, B. A., Ouachita College; Iulliard School of Music, New York; Private instruction with James Friskin; Theory with Guy Meier and Mcbelle Glenn, 1934; M. M., 1940, American Conservatory, Chicago; Private instruction under Rudolph Reuter, 1936. 1 ESTELLE MCMILLAN BLAKE M. A. M. A. 101' Men Associate Professor of H umam'ties 9 EnglisIU B. A., 1887, Texas Teachers C01- leqe; M. A., 1932, Ouachita College. WESLEY WALKER BRADSHAW Director of Physical Education B. A., 1932, Baylor University; M. A., 1940, Ibiid. One summer's study at Western at Gunnison, Colorado.