Ouachita Baptist College - Ouachitonian Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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D XLE F. TAYLER Bookkeeper WILLIAM ISAAC WALTON B. A. Coach of Athletics B. A., 1924, quchita College. ROBERT THOMPSON Dining Hall Manager I. I. WEBB Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds LOWELL TAYLOR WALLACE Th. D. Associate Professor of Social Science 1Re11'g1'ous Education1 B. A., 1918, William Jewell Col- lege; M, A,, 1924, Mercer University; Th. B., 1921, Southwest Baptist Theo- logical Seminary; Th. D., 1923, Ibid. MRS. H. L. WINBURN B.A. Dean of Women B. A., 1899, Lamberth College, . .y Icckson, Tennessee. pg, 16

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EUGENE ALMARINE PROVINE Ph. D. Professor of Science CChemistIy D B. A., 1923, Mississippi College; M. S., 1925, Louisiana State Univer- sily; Ph. D., 1936, Ohio State Uni1 versity. LUCILLE SILLIMAN B. 8. Assistant Professor of Science 1Home Economicg B. S., Ouachita College,- All re- quirements met for M. S. Degree with exception of thesis. BETH REMLEY B. s. Librarian B. 5., George Peabody College Library School. JAMES CLEVELAND STEWART M. A. Associate Professor 0! Social Science 1Educat1'010 B. A., 1926, M, A., 1927, Baylor University; one summer's study at University of Arkansas. 15 GENE HENRY RUDOLPH Assistant Professor of H umanities 1SpeechD Diploma in Expression, Henderson- Brown College; Postgraduate certifi- cate, Henderson State Teachers C01- lege; University of Arkanscxs; North- western University; Private pupil of William Hubert Greener, of Yale Divinity School; University 01 Wis- consin. MRS. I. C. STEWART Matron, Men's Dormitory Diploma in Expression, Ouctchitct College, 1904.

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FACULTY OTIS WEBSTER YATES Ph. D. Professor of Social Science 1Re11'g1'ous EducationD B. A., 1914, Wake Forest,- Th. M., 1917, Southern Baptist Theologiccd Seminary; Ph. D., 1938, George Pea- AUBREY M. WITHERINGTON Professor of Social Science body College for Teachers. USHER ABELL B. M. Edl Assistant Professor of Fine Arts 1V1'oI1'n, Band, Orchestra, TheonO B. M. Ed., 1938, Murray State Teachers C611ege; First Violin, Ar- kansas State Symphony, 1940; Con- cert Master Arkansas State Sym- phony, 1942. 1 MRS. USHER ABELL B. M. Ed. Instructor 1'11 Fine Arts CPubII'c School Music, TheoryO B. M. Ed., 1939, Murray State Teachers College; B. S. in Education, University of Tennessee Iunior C019 lege 1936, 1937. Viola, Arkansas, State Symphony. NOT PICTURED CARMETA DRUMMOND M. A. Assistant Professor of Fine Arts OAID B, A., 1938, Texas State College for Women,- M. A., 1940, Texas State College for Women. DOUGLAS HALL ORROK Ph. D. Associate Professor of Humanities 9French and GermaIO B. A., 1928, Amberst College; M. A., 1929, Columbia University; Ph. D., 1935, Columbia University. 9Educatioz0 B. A., 1923, Union University; M. A., 1925, George Peabody College for Teachers; Ph. D., 1934, George Peabody College for Teachers. MRS. D. H. ORROK M. A. Director of Physical Education and Health for Women B. A., 1935, Ouachita College; M. A., 1938, Peabody College. RICHARD C. PETTIGREW Ph. D. Professor of H umani ties 9Eng11'sh 9 B. A., 1925, Furman University; M. S., 1926, University of North Car- olina; Ph. D., 1930, Duke University.