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

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ee SRE ea : NR rvencncneranarceeranses Wp DR. RICHARD CAPLE ; Dean of Students MRS. DORIS BLUE Secretary to Dean of Students oS SS | MISS AURICE HUGULEY MRS. LILA GRACE GROSS Business Manager Acting Registrar | 2 |

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ANDY E. CLARK, JR. Dean of Instruction PHYLLIS BRUNSTETER cretary to the Dean of Instruction MRS. VERA CULLISON Dean of Women DEAN ¢ WOMEN

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DR. ANNA B. FISHER DR. J. LOUIS BOUCHARD DANIEL A. SHORTER Professor of Biology Professor of Biology Associate Professor of Biology Biology The study of biology, the science of life, is basic for the individual who would understand and appreciate the world in which he lives. Courses in biology, botany, and zoology enhance the student’s general education, or, with advanced work in more specialized areas, prepare him for a career in science. An interest in, and an appreciation for, all of na- ture is the basis for the dominant spirit of the department. Studying the muscular development of a cat, with a real, dead specimen to work on, are Peggy Lenhart, Dennis Creamer, Bill Potter, Paul Coffey, and Marilyn Williams. pian eee cay iat, ee ae ee ee Dr. Bouchard and Jack Nichols look at a collection of Woods County mammals prepared by Nichols in connection with a biology study. The Dr. Wallace Friedburg, chief of the radio-biology section of the project was exhibited in a hall display case in the biology department. eromedical Research Institute in Oklahoma City, was a guest lecturer in the winter. Dr. Anna B. Fisher, Daniel Shorter, and Dr. Louis Bouchard talk with him after a luncheon.