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

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Slibe Abounader Walter P. Adkins John C. Alnutt Wm. N. Anderson Ralph Asmus . e .W llffiii lr W- i W l ' iiitf I K -. .1 ii, Foretta S. Awe M ,EQ EQ Xt!! - - U i , Q. g, -v V' . -. fm gf me Q ,IF ,. u !. L i,e,,,,, it-'fe-., 'REE ' ' , ,., V U VJ .,-L if ' , A - X ,L l it Jr i A- PJQVQ ,4 if f,,-:',-' , I tv. if U ' Victor H. Baumann MEET OUR FACULTY OUR FACULTY has greatly increased since the pio- neer days of Phoenix College. There were less than ten original faculty members, who divided their time between the newly-formed college and the already well-established Phoenix Union High School. Nine teachers were on the staff when the college was moved to the present location. Ten have been with us for more than twenty years, and forty-four have been here for ten years. We presently host a faculty of 126, with sixteen per cent of these holding doctorates. gf Robert E. Bell Milford J. Benham Theodore Borek Dewey E- BOYI1 Vifglnii 5079073

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ND RECORDS t filtll f except after c or was it .5 n ,fx gl 'stan-Mgt 1f j'f1iC 5' I S l Sill t t i i.1lVlit,, EVENING COLLEGE A YOUNG BUSINESSMAN seeks the additional education and Training necessary for advancement in his field. The housewife wishes to pursue her outside interest, be it literature, fine arts, secretarial skills. A student, short of graduation requirements, returns to school to acquire the credits neces- sary for a degree. The solution: Phoenix Evening College. Realizing its obligation to the adults of the community, the Evening College has as its specific purposes the following: l. to make possible a continuation of education for college students who are employed or otherwise occupied during regular college hours. 2. to provide such subiects as will contribute to the civic, liberal, recreational and vocational education of those in the community who are in a position to take advantage of them. 3. to bestow the Associate of Arts degree to those who satisfy the requirements. More and more adults f3,84O during first semester alonej are taking advantage of this opportunity to further their education. In addition to the general college faculty, trained and experienced valley business, engineer- ing, and social science personnel are included on the teaching staff. Two adult students conclude a session in Evening CoIIege's orchestra ., pq 'ljfltgl l mm M is at , on f Was that 'i' before 'e' f i i lf ., ill.. , Y Aaghuru , ,-rpg A ' ' -' . 7fl3:l'3ir:t- .. l QM Vg-:Hill imp-Y 4 V 'Jil I -I I l l ' NN it llt pits- +.SfSfl'Tt ,1Q:' z.1gQ-if 311. t2liQl1'il'bvt-f . l j.'f!'klv,,K7,a l. 'lb l, -13 lkl ,y li ' --4. ,kk is yi. it 'TT- .rs ,lditigltfili ll lj lr ll az inf' -I l l Ll ' x U i lyl l:lxXl NN .sa l'll ffl' l M J, , l' all . . J1 ' 1 i , , H . l I 1

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Mary 0. Boulet Gordon Bradshaw Joe R. Brundage Lyman I.. Bump J. D. Calhoun Jr. ,..,,y QV' H fi' Laurence B. Callan Victor I.. Capper Steven E. Carson Faculty Coffee Time - One drop or two? Ronald Charvonia Lorayne H. Clifton Clair D. Cocanower wi' Clifford G. Coffeen Dale L. Cole Harlin M. Cook Mary l.ou Coppock Beverly Cordry