Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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Eva B. Dykes, Ph.D.-Professor of English Language and Literature Dr. Dykes is ready for her English Liter- ature class. Lloyd Mulraine, M. A. —Instructor in English Professor Mulraine prepares for his World Literature class. Frankie Clay, M.S. -Instructor in English Mrs. Clay gives instruction to her secretary. 24

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JICusic epariment Jon Robertson, M.S. Assistant Professor of Music Musical training is a more potent instrument than any other, because rhythm and harmony find their way into the inward places of the soul, on which they mightily fashion. Plato The courses in the department of music are designed not only to develop an intelligent and appreciative attitude toward music but also to guide students who need training to become teachers, performers, and musical leaders in Christian service. tpji « ■ ♦ V,V.V, ' . ' . ' . §§§§81 i Alyne Dumas Lee Artist in Residence Harold L. Anthony, M.A. Assistant Professor of Music uaKwood College norai Huntsville, Ala. 35806 Inez Booth, M.A. Associate Professor of Piano and Organ 23

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Florence M. Winslow, M.A.- Assistant Professor of English Mrs. Winslow shows great enthusiasm. The purpose of the English Department is to train the student to express himself correctly and effectively. Remedial classes, or workshops, are conducted for the purpose of aiding all of the students who need assistance in any phase of English. Since English is the tool of the student for expressing himself on all occasions, the faculty has adopted the plan of Co-opera- tion. Each teacher is alert to the oral and written expression of the student in every class and outside the classroom as well. 2), enar i P tmenf Jannith L. Lewis, M.A. in L.S.-Instructor in English Miss Lewis prepares for her English class. Norma J. Roddy, B. A. -Instructor in Reading Mrs. Roddy helps one of her students. 25