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Wi. .. T iw, . suv - Iffe,-W i l Y 'F' we 1 Social Studies Class Ponder: WW ,f' iff'-3 C: HH Iilulfi :: if ','..'::l.l Q1 V 1 V .... W 'if Kenneth Yeilding W, T Rl nl lt ,Ji i l . l V, l I . r 1 l I68 ng :E 4 ,-1' .. , The spoken word escapes and is forgotten. The written word is preserved and becomes history. Throughout the ages man has re- corded his civilizations, thoughts, and societies. Today the social sci- ences of history, government, sociology, philosophy and economics attempt to convey these written words to students. Through under- standing yesterday, man attempts to predict the future, and tomor- row's future citizens are prepared in part through the social sciences taught by the faculty of Odessa College. A full curriculum in the social sciences is offered to an Odessa College student. These are courses which are accredited in senior colleges and are reputed to be some of the toughest in the state. Headed by chairman Parker Bogus, history teacher, the depart- ment includes other history teachers Frank Cornes, Thomas Heiting, Truell Hyde, Julian Pressly, Dr. Helen Reinhart, Bernhard Sedate and Kenneth Yeilding, who also teaches government. Robert Sinder- mann and Ina Mae McCollom also instruct government. There are two economic teachers, Aaron Bautch and Dick Kennedy. Jim Hinds instructs sociology, and Truett Hilliard doubles, teaching philosophy and history. ,,,,.,1.1-.- Thomas Heiting Parker Bogue
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Biologg Facultg Teaches Plant, Animal Processes Inquiry: How do plants and animals workg what makes them tick? Explanation: Take biologyg that is what the course is all about. The faculty for the Biology Department gained two new- corners, Roger Corzine and Don Huff. Both of these were acquired from Odessa High School. These are in addition to the old-timers , Lavon Ellis, Mildred Bevin. and Willie Filleman, department chairman. Located in the new Biological Science building, teachers spent their first complete year in the new facilities. These include modernized laboratories for the students' use and class- rooms 'for lecture purposes. Biology courses olfer Odessa College students an oppor- tunity to further their knowledge and complete requirements toward their degree plan. With the guidance of the Biology Department instructors. students gain a substantial background in this science. t A y M ' my .., ll, ll.. - l o . il v ttt' .. Fl Q5 T le l'l't Q- t 1- .n :rv , lv. - ',1 ' ,suit .UV 57' tW.....'- ,, f V 1 r l '-v .rum , . wal TTL . fr, v 'vu l nl uv Roger Corzine Lavon Ellis I67
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