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

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Tepcirtment of Education B L. B. RAY Professor Ray holds the Bachelor of Arts Degree from Indiana University and the Master of Arts degrees from George Peabody College for Teachers. He came to Central State Collge in 1916 and since then has become head of the de- partment. Professor Ray is a member of the Alpha Chapter of the Phi Delta Kappa honorary fraternity. The work of the Department of Education is the preparation and training of teachers for the state public schools. Other members of the department are Miss Hindes, Dr. lVlcCarrel and Professor Cantrell who assist in the direction of students in education. LORENA I-IINDES. M. A. E. I.. CANTRELI., M. A, Associate Professor of Education Professor of Education PRED lVlCCARREL, PH. D Professor of Education Page Twenty-five

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fDepartment of eflffathematics 4 EDGAR WAX Professor Wax received the Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees from the University of Oklahoma. Mr. Wax became a member of the Faculty at Central State College in the summer of l9l9. Prior to that time he served fifteen months with the Navy, being stationed at Harvard University in the Radio school and Officers Material School. The Department of Mathematics has as its aims to offer courses that fulfill the requirements for entrance into engineering schools, tol give students a com- prehensive knowledge of mathematics as a whole, and to prepare students to teach mathematics. Seborn J. Payne and Dean Dorthea Meagher are other faculty memebrs in this department. .1 S. J. PAYNE, M. S. Associate Professor of Mathematics Page Twenty-four

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fDepa'rtment of Industrial Qillrts VAN M. THO'RNTON Professor Thornton received the Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees from Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College. He has served as Head of the Department since 1931. The Department of lndustrial Arts has three objectives. First, to train in- dustrial arts teachers for high schools of Oklahoma: second, to give training to those who do not desire to specialize in the department an opportunity to become acquainted with the field and, third, to get a working knowledge of materials and finishingsl in order that he may select and buy more intelligently. The department offers courses in woodwork, mechanics of the household, carpentry, wood finishing, forging, radio construction, welding, arts and crafts, arc welding, auto mechanics and adminstration of vocational education. Page Twenty-six I