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

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MISS AFTON BILBY, Assistant Professor of Edu- cation, has an A.B. degree from Northwestern State College and an M.A. from Columbia University. Her present position dates back to 1929 for its beginning. Miss Bilby is also a sponsor of Pi Kappa Sigma fBeta Sororityj. MRS. EDITH W. HIGGINBOTHAM, Assistant Pro- fessor of Education, is one of the older faculty mem- bers, having began her position in 1927. Mrs. Hig- ginbotham has an A.B. degree from Phillips University and an M.A. .from Colorado State College of Educa- tion. She sponsors Sigma Sigma Sigma QXij. i.,: 4 MISS MATTIE LYDAY, Assistant Professor of Edu- cation, teaches the little folks over at Horace Mann. Besides teaching the ABC's and readin', writin' and 'rithmetic, she exercises a personal interest in each individual student. Miss Lyday, who began her posi- tion in 1931, has a B.S. degree from George' Peabody College and an M.A. from Columbia University. 164

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.-1' ' ,s ,rms A, . 5 Q. it-'RFU MRS. W. L. CALHOON Housemother of Vinson Hall ' -7 ,-, f'6'3' gi + MRS. CORA N. YOUNG, R.N., was frequently visited by N.S.C. students. She doctored our ills, swabbed throats and dished out pink pills to chew on until her recent resignation. MRS. L. F. ROCQUE Housemother of Shockley Hal! 1 a 5 . I l X. -, ,V ff pi . - F ' 1 Ewgr i H . . 1 MRS. VERA BRADBURY, R.N., has recently assumed the duties of Mrs. Young. Now she does the prescribing.

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A -1 THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS HE NORTHWESTERN CHAPTER of American Association of University Professors be- came active again last year For the profession of college and university teaching and re- search, the position and functions of the Association of University Professors is analogous to the American Bar Association for the legal profession and American Medical Association for the profession of medicine. . . . . . d d Th onthl meetings are being devoted to studies concerning academic free om, an e m y the reports of President Truman's committee on problems of Higher Education. Under the lead- k ership of john N. Cameron, the chapter has also made a study of the changes necessary to ma e possible sabbatical leaves for study and how to improve the local chapter. OFFICERS .JOHN N. CAMERON President ....... ............... Vice-President . .. . .,........ DR. T. C. CARTER Secretary .,... .... D R. ANNA B. FISHER Treasurer ...,........ .............., C . E. CAMPBELL FIRST ROW: Bingham, Carter, Campbell, Fisher, Cameron, May. SECOND ROW: Strete, Pierce, Mires, Chappell, Julian, Emst, Brown. THIRD ROW: Henry, Vance, Lewis, Mackie, Graves, Morris, Patterson.