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

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'Department of Cgfome Eeonamies OLIVE Triomzxs Professor Thomas received the Bachelor of Science degree from the Okla- homa Agricultural and Mechanical College and the Master of Arts degree from Columbia University. She is a member of Phi Kappa Phi. She has served as Head of the Department of Home Economics since she came to Central State College in 1916. The Department of Home Economics aims to provide training for the teaching profession as well as the profession of home making. Courses are offered along almost every line of foods. clothing, household management and child training. As an extra-curricular activity of interest to home economics students, Profes- sor Thomas sponsors the Les Chefettes Club, which is affiliated with the Nation- al Organization. Mrs. W, T. Doyle assists in the Department of Home Economics. Mies. YV. T. DOYEL, M. S. Assislcml Professor of Home Ecorionizics Page Twenty-eight

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'Department of Science CLIFF OTTo Professor Otto came to Central in the fall of 1919. Since that time he has played an active part in developing science teaching and an interest in the sciences in Oklahoma. He served as Dean of Administration from l935 to l937. He received the Bachelor of Arts and Master of Science Degrees from the Univer- sity of Oklahoma. Professor Otto is a member of the American Chemical Society and a fellow of the Oklahoma Academy of Science. The Department of Science at Central offers courses to many students Who are doing the work for its general cultural value. At the same time the de- partment offers Work to many more students who expect to use their science professionally in the fields of science teaching, home economics, engineering, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, agriculture, and other related occupations. This dual responsibility of tvvo types of students makes it necessary that the science courses be fundamental in their nature and substantial in their content so that the students who goes out from Central may be able to meet his ccmpetition as he finds it. Dr. Derrick, Dr. Ott, Dr. Jones and Mr. Woodward also serve in the depart- ment of Science. , J ifl e Nj , I aj -CARL S. Wooowaiaiz, M. S. CHARLES N, 0111 QJ Assocziale Professoz' of Phtfsics Professor ofCl7L'177isl17y G. E'1'l'iljL DEIQRICK, Pll. Dir Associate Professor of Biology Page Twenly-sec'en it J J

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'Department of Qommerce EARL CLEVENGER Professor Clevenger holds the Bachelor of Science degree and Master of Science degree from the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College. He has done graduate work in the University of Denver. Teachers College of Columbia University, New York University and University of Iowa. He has done work on his doctorate at the University of California. Professor Clevenger has contributed many articles to various commercial journals. He has published a series of shorthand tests and contributed chapters to several commercial text books. The Department of Commerce is rapidly expanding and in addition to the professional training of teachers, offers an opportunity for students to receive sound basic training in business administration and secretarial training, as many courses are offered in vocational training. Serving in the department are Mrs. Phillps, Mr. Bast, Mrs. Riggan and Miss Gillis. RUBY lvl. PHILLIPS, Nl. A, Assistant Professor in Commerce lVlIl.'l'ON L. BAST, M. A. flssistam Professor in Commerce Page Twenty-nznc