University of Central Oklahoma - Bronze Book Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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'Department of English F. C, OAKES Professor Oakes has been Head of the English Department of Central State College for thirty years, coming to this institution in 1903 as a member of that department. Mr. Oakes received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the Univer- sity of Oklahoma and the Master of Arts degree from the University of Chicago. The English Department provides a four-year liberal arts course, as Well as professional courses in the college. It is organized under. the following divis- ions: composition and linquistic, English literature, speech and journalism. Other members of the department, each highly trained in his respective field, are: Dr. Cox, Dr. Eordice, Mrs. Biondo, Mr. Watkins and Miss Bottoms. WILLA CIJVRE COX, PH, D. lYlRS. LUCILLE BIONDO, M. A. MOLLIE RUTH BOTTOMS Associate Professor of English lnazruclor of Speech and A-Ssoflate pfofes-SUV of English F. EORDICE, ED, WATKINS Professor of English Associfa or of English Page Twenty ,fx X .

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X . Kllean of 'women 1 1 l ,lf 5, l 2 z 1 r V i I x DOROTHEA MEAGHER Dean Meagher became a member of the faculty of Central State College sev- enteen years ago, and is known personally to all girls of the institution through her charming personality and gracious manner. Dean Meagher received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Central State College and the Master of Arts de- gree from the University of Oklahoma. She is a member of Kappa Delta Pi. Pi Kappa Delta, Delta Kappa Gamma, the American Association of University Women, and the American Legion Auxiliary. She is sponsor for Alpha Phi Sigma which keeps up the scholarship of the student body. Dean Meagher is taking an active part in the Defense Program. Dean Meagher has done much to help the girls of Central State College adjust their lives for college and for their life after college. Through her work with the House President's Council and the Activity Club Council, she has assisted in shaping the social and scholastic activities of coeds, and has graciously guided such activities in a democratic and beneficial manner. She also serves as associate professor in the Mathematics Department. Page Nineteen

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fDepa'rtment of fgfistory and Social ,Science EMA A I-IARBoUR Dr. Harbour came to Central Sftate College in 1912 and through her efforts has developed the department of Social Science. She received the Bachelor of Arts Degree from Oklahoma College for Women, Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees from the University of Oklahoma, and a Diploma in Ex- pression from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. She is a member of the Alpha Phi, Delta Kappa Gamma, Pi Gamma Mu, Alpha Psi Omega, Acad- emy of Political Science and State Historical Society. Dr. Harbour's name is listed in Who's Vvlho in the Women of America, Whos Who in American Ed- ucation and Oklahoma Whos Who. The Department of History and Social Science offers work in history, politi- cal science, geography, economics and sociology. This department is rapidly coming to the foreground with its unceasing study of modern trends and devel- opments and the greater stress that is being placed upon it by the National Gov- ernment. Other members in the department are Dr. Martin, Miss Davis and Miss Hampton. ,- A Z 2 'Y S ROBliR'l' l.. lVlAR'l IN l.l5l'l A lDAYlS. , LUCY .ll3S'l'ON l'lAMP'l'ON, PH, D4 .flssoi'i'i1le Piwfess ' of lislory Professor of Hislory Assislanl Professor' of Social Science Page Twenty-one