Oklahoma City University - Keshena Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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50276644 OCU's English department offers such courses as the novel, vocabulary building, English and world literature, verse, creative writing, Chaucer, Shakes- peare and writings of several great poets. Faculty members are, front row, Dean Josephine Bell, Mrs. Veva Wood, Miss Jean Boyle and Dr. J. J. Hayes. Second row, are Miss Lena Washichek, Mrs. Lucy Stockwell and Robert Stockwell. afzecfga .lcmguagw French, German and Spanish are the foreign language classes offered on the campus. The novel, drama and literature are covered in both French and Spanish. Beginning and second year German takes in the study of the vocab- ulary and intermediate reading. Mrs. L. L. Clifton teaches French, Miss Jose- phine Markham, Spanish, and Dr. Hope Housel, Spanish and German. !lg6 2

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Wdatazg United States History is one course which every OCU student takes sooner or later. Advanced courses include history of Oklahoma, modern Europe, ancient civilization, medieval civilization, histori- cal problems and others. Prof. J. T. Hef- ley, Dr. Hans Julius Wolff and Prof. Ac- ton Porter hold the teaching positions. page 36 alucatian Education courses include student teaching, Oklahoma school law, educa- tional psychology, American educational system and measurement. Instructors are Dean George Ryden, Dr. Clinton M. Al- len, Dean L. L. Clifton and Dr. A. C. Cleveland. Not pictured is Miss Marga- ret Meeks. 6003 Religion majors find a variety of subjects offered to them. Among them are introduction to Biblical literature, life and teachings of Jesus, Old Testa- ment history, religious denominations of America, history of the Christian church and others. On the staff are the Rev. H. Parr Armstrong, Prof. L. A. Jones, and Dr. Theron C. McGee. Not pictured is the Rev. John R. Talbott.

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X C z, edema: cmd p . Those strange sulphuric odors emanating from the upper recesses of the Ad Building are usually connected with some experiment assigned by one of these faculty members. Mrs. Sam Flood, Prof. G. H. Bain, Dr. S. Lominitz and Dr. Henry P. Gilbert conduct class- es such as qualitative and quantitative analysis, introductory, general, organic and physical chemistry and inorganic preparations. MW and Field trips to Turner Falls or city parks provide the biology and geology students with plenty of firsthand infor- mation on subjects like botany, zoology and general geology. Other classes in- clude physiology, embryology, bacteriol- ogy and parasitology. Instructors are Prof. Henry J. McFarland, Prof. Homer Hixson and Mrs. R. M. Riggs. Not pic- tured is Dr. Allan J. Stanley.