Phillips University - Phillipian Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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Dr. B. Kenneth Lewis WW-wmwgww Ma .... , - f may s 74,2 , fa,ff,,.,f.W If + ssasxwf f 4 sf' X if as 5 s , yy , ee eeei, s - ss f M' 7' 'L if? .7 Z In addition to dealing with the problems of the College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. B. Kenneth Lewis, its acting dean, teaches chemistry classes. A graduate of the University of Wichita, he also completed an lVI.S. there before receiving a Ph.D. from the University of Oklahoma. He came to Phillips as a professor in 1946 and was named acting dean in the fall of 1960. His wife is a teacher at Adams Grade School in Enid and one of his sons, Charles, is a seminary student. The other, Roger, is a sophomore here at the present time. The dean is an avid football fan, and if not eX- perimenting in the lab, enjoys television football games. I Dr. 5- H H Dr. S. Har and the U1 Toulouse ill he has beer Duane Clin- from North faculty in lt interpretatic In addition sponsor for Literary So Oklahoma, A hand-pal. who teache in 1947, an Silt' of Miss .loining the degree fron University German an Orrie B, K in 1956. College an QHJOYS garn An avid , degrees ff State Uni, Delta and The I M0rris Ullivel hohl, t KIIUWH cvliihhieis a . HIVEI ew to all Ears l B . Un .. s y dl' ,W y I

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l .ated on the 5 are . 111 . I'CSt of the hearing handi, A was built in Jlect of Enid, t houses speech llPU constructed in lresident's home. years and now Administration University are , WHS 3 , l sa . . P00 wa athlellll .4 6 large The Eugene S. Briggs Auditorium, built in 1958, was a gift of the citizens of Enid, the University Board of Trustees, and the T. W. Phillips Foundation. Auditorium chairs and other furnishings were made possible by gifts from alumni and friends of the university. This air- conditioned auditorium has modern staging and single panel control lighting equipment and seats a capacity crowd of 1,500 people. The Student Center, located on the west end of the campus, consists of a lounge, game room, dining room, student senate offices, the campus cafe, and a university bookstore. B ILDI GS Located at the south of the campus is the Music Hall, built in 1941. It was a gift of the Christian Men's Organization of Oklahoma and an Enid Christian Church. Until it was remodeled in 1955, it served as the Student Union building and cafeteria. It is now the music center and houses the Fine Arts office. To the northwest of the campus is the Marshall Bible Building, built in 1949. This building was named for Dr. Frank H. Marshall, first dean and co-founder of the Bible College. It serves as classrooms for Bible College students. The graduate seminary and Bivens Memorial Chapel are also in this building, topped by a Carillon bell tower.

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roblems of the L B, Kenneth gmistry clasS0S- 'ichitat he also eiving a Php' I He Cdllle I0 nd was najllell His wife 15 3 - id and One of in Tl1ff0'w' e Present tim' and if Hot ex' . dial Bvis10I1 foo Dr. S. Harvey Clarke Duane Cline J. Louis Cozby UMANITIES DIVISIO Dr. S. Harvey Clarke, who has degrees from William and Mary University and the University of Virginia, holds a doctorate from the University of Toulouse in France. He teaches Humanities and French at Phillips, where he has been a professor since 1947. His hobby is carpentry. Duane Cline, professor for drama classes, has a B.A. from Phillips, an M.A. from Northwestern University, and has done graduate study. He joined the faculty in 1956 and has distinguished himself with original work and dramatic interpretations. Early American antiques take up his spare time. ln addition to teaching journalism and English, J. Louis Cozby is faculty sponsor for both the Haymaker and the Phillipian. He also sponsors Zollars Literary Society. He received B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Oklahoma, and joined the Phillips faculty in 1959. A hand-painted tea cup collection is a prize possession of Margaret Edwards, who teaches English and literature courses. She began teaching at Phillips in 1947, and holds two degrees from Phillips and an M.A. from the Univer- sity of Missouri. Joining the Phillips faculty in 1947, William Hughes holds a B.S. and M.A. degree from Oklahoma State University, and has done graduate study at the University of New Mexico and the University of Wisconsin. He teaches German and Spanish. Orrie B. Kellogg, who teaches English and literature courses, came to Phillips in 1956. She holds B.S. and M.S. degrees from Kansas State Teachers College and has done graduate work. She is known as quite a cook and enjoys gardening and crafts. An avid reader, Dr. James Ladd began teaching here in 1949. He holds degrees from Gordon College, the University of Missouri, and Oklahoma State University. Besides teaching speech classes, he sponsors Pi Kappa Delta and the Speech Squad. The professor who teaches Senior Seminar and speech courses is Ira G. Morrison. He received a B.S. from Kansas State and an M.Ed. from the University of Missouri. Professor Morrison spends leisure hours with his hobby, carpentry, and joined the Phillips faculty in 1945. Known all over this area for his humorous writing and speeches, C. T. Tibbie,' Shades has been a Phillips faculty member since 1958. He holds a B.A. and M.Ed. from this school and has done graduate work at Oklahoma University and Oklahoma State University. New to the faculty this year is Mrs. Carol M. Spencer, who teaches English and literature classes. She has taught at Enid high school for a number of Years. The Universities of Oklahoma and California have awarded her degrees. Margaret Edwards Orrie B. Kellogg Ira G. Morrison ' R b ,--- 6 I i QD ' 7' , ' CZ 17 if . ' ,. i, f sl sf ws 5 ,M f- . , s 'K' ' ffwjft 4 Q v x . if aff 3 'V 9 '.f. ' A. K N .JE S 3, zz - ig QE - Wm, 'XFMMXH f wg. wx William Hughes Dr. James Ladd C. T. Tibbie Shades Mrs. Carol Spencer 23