Northwestern Oklahoma State University - Ranger Yearbook (Alva, OK)

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MRS. OPI-IELIA BEARD, Head of the Home Economics Depart- ment and Clothing and Related Arts Instructor, has the same out- standing personality that her pic- ture portrays. Her degrees of study include a B.S. from East Central State College, Adag an M.S. from North Texas State College, Den- ton, and an S.S. from Oklahoma A. Ba M. RALPH F. STRETE, Professor of Geology, has been a member of the Northwestern State College faculty since 1946. Prof. Strete re- ceived both his A.B. and M.A. degrees from Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, and has done additional graduate work at the University of Chicago. MISS RHODA AUSTIN, Assist- ant Professor of Home Economics, has charge of the food and meal preparation classes. She has a B.S. degree from Kansas State Teach- ers College, Emporiag and an M.S. degree from Kansas State College, Manhattan. She has also done graduate work at Iowa State Col- lege, Ames, and Colorado A. Ba M. College, Fort Collins, Colorado. WMF Mit

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W. S. VANCE, Professor of Eng- lish is relatively new at Northwest- ern. Coming in 1946, Mr. Vance has since taught a full schedule of English courses as well as being a sponsor of the Ranger Annual the last two years. He has an A.B. de- gree from Baylor Universityg an A.M. from Harvard University and a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago. MISS GLADYS JULIAN, Assist- ant Professor of English, came to Northwestern in 1945. Miss Julian has an A.B. degree from North- western State College and an M.A. from George Peabody College. MISS BENNIE HENRY has been Assistant Professor of English since 1938. Her degrees of study in- clude an A.B. from the University of Oklahoma and an M.A. from Columbia University. Miss Henry is also a sponsor of the Ranger Annual. DAVID E. MACKIE is serving his second year on the faculty as an instructor in English and Journal- ism. He holds B.A., BJ. and M.E. degrees, sponsors and helps the students publish the Northwestern News and helps to sponsor the Ranger Annual. w will . .,.. E C 'Wg -5 -- , , if 1' 5 4,-i ,ri

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MISS JEAN M. HOLLAND, Professor of Foreign Lang- uage, has been a faculty member since 1928. Miss Holland teaches Spanish and French. Both her A.B. and M.A. de- grees are from the University of Oklahoma. In addition, she has done graduate study at Middlesbury College, National University of Mexico and at the University of Texas. MISS FRANCES DU VALL MISS EDITH GORMAN, Libra- standing behind the library desk, rian, is about to check some books is a typical scene. Miss DuVall is with the catalog. Her friendly Reference Librarian and is always smile portrays an added you're ready to help anyone search for welcome for any service or aid the particular book . She has a that she might give. Miss Gorman B.S. degree from Central State has a B.S. degree in Education and College, Edmond, and an M.A. de- in Public School Music - both gree from George Peabody College. from Kansas State Teachers Col- This is her second year at North- lege, Pittsburg, and an M.A. from western. Library School, George Peabody College, Nashville. Having a par- ticular interest in music, she also sponsors Theta Phi Beta. is as I s I rs SEQ 1 TZ Qx W f S i . w