Oklahoma Christian University - Aerie Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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fri' Bailey McBride chairs the Language and Lit- Hugo McCord, associate professor of Hugh McHenry, assistant erature Division. Dr. McBride is researching Bible, sponsors the lbaraki Club and is m ath professor, is in- the technique of James Joyce and sponsor- minister of the Midwest City Church of volved in writing his PhD 'HQ Befeans- Chflsf- dissertation in math. O Lynn McMillon teaches classes in Bible and is acting head . , of the Social Science Division. He is a graduate of OCC and holds a MTh. in theology. , To promote good physical health among the stu- dents anld to guide students in the worthwhile use of leisure time-a program especially relevant to students today-are the purposes of the Physical Education Division, which prepares students to teach physical education on the elementary and secondary levels. The division also supervises OCC's extensive intramural program. Every mem- ber of this division has completed at least a mas- ter's degree program in his respective field, and one new member has been added to the staff. Blowing the whistle for intramural sports is part of the attend methods and education classes. Here, Pete Kenne- curricular activities for physical education maiors. In addi- mer, P.E. Club president, calls an intramural football game. tion, they participate in intramural and varsity sports and :1 f J C V ,ff yt, f , ,, tu. Wzwjfijfv ' - 4 fi g a Q 3 f f 4 f ,f l 4

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Raymond Vaughn is director of athletics and divisional chairman for physical education. w Raymond Vick Teaches education classes and supervises student teachers. Nlr. Vick sponsors the Student Education Assn. Tom Williams is doing independent art study at Central Louise Williford of the Secretarial Science Department, is State and holds memberships in several art associations. Mr. Williams is Athenian and Alpha Rho Tan sponsor. Appreciation of good things stressed Each member of the faculty in the Speech and Fine Arts Division holds at least a Master's degree. Beyond helping the student establish a so-und basis for critical evaluation and increasing his apprecia- tion of the arts, this division develops the student's ability to communicate with others. The division offers pre-degree work in the fields of art and music and a BA and BSE in speech. Some additions to the division since last year include new band instruments, a piano, and risers for the chorus. completing her master's in business at Central State. This is her first year on OCC's faculty. 3 The fine art of choral singing takes hours of rehearsal, finesse of technique, and vocal talent. Many try out for OCC's Chorale, but few are chosen.