Phillips University - Phillipian Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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BUSI ESS DIVISIO Harry Bishline Robert Cray Dr. Miklos Nicolson Hazel Noland Harry Bishline, who fishes and makes handicraft items in his spare time, teaches business administration courses. He holds a B.S. from Phillips and an M.B.A. from Tulsa University. He joined the Phillips faculty in 1959. A business administration instructor, Robert N. Gray also at- tends seminary classes and serves as assistant minister of a local church. He holds a B.S. from Phillips and has taught here since 1958. Music and athletics are his hobbies. Dr. Miklos S. Nicolson is a former member of the law faculty at a Budapest, Hungary, university and was once an attorney- at-law there. He came to Phillips in 1948 and plays golf in his spare time. Holding a B.A. from Phillips and an M. Com. Ed. from Oklahoma University, Hazel Noland teaches secretarial science and business education. She is Chairman of the Student-Faculty housing committee. PHYSICAL EDUCATIO DIVISIO Golf, reading, swimming, skiing and music are all of special interest to Mrs. Betty Abercrombie, as well as health and physical education, which she teaches. A graduate of Oklahoma State University, she received an M.Ed. from Phillips and has done additional work at OSU and Texas State College for Women. She came to Phillips in 1951. Alden Corky Fowler, who holds a B.S. and an M.Ed. from Phillips, teaches physical education classes and coaches the bas- ketball team. Golf and hunting are his hobbies, and he has taught here since 1956. June Worley, sponsor of sophomores, women's intramurals, W.R.A., and P.E.M., teaches health and physical education classes. She received her B.S. from Phillips and her M.S. from Oklahoma State University. Swimming and traveling are favorite activities. Dr. Joe Record holds a B.S. and M.A. from Phillips and a Ph.D. from George Peabody College. He teaches physical education classes and coaches the baseball team. He enjoys spending his leisure time with his wife and four children. , b . - 1 r f 7' 1 '..,..:vEv, v E ?f .ss I p A we t ' ...pf - . s . -' Alden Fowler J une Worley Betty Abercrombie Dr. .loe Record DT- Robert of as H13 HS acti TCSl3II1ent, defgfadual Phillips a Tlleologica tl11'0l1gh0u 01211 field i was respo Rwised 3 leisure ho pairs On I rf-Q.. , . .. . .......... ...- -............,,..,..-..-:a---- f - , .. B -8, -.5 , , -.A ' f,

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me Acuff l0l0gy- :tan State 3 Work at al Science, HS received Iii and has 'S and the letherlands, ll alld has from Wil. .mi Univer- zlasses. He Spends his 1CCt1Ilg aches social s the senior i Bible Col- lansas State lty in 1957. eraPY and a '- aiding are his in 3120 :S Cases thtjlie LA' f1'0lfl CIE CE DIVISIO Vernon Baker Alta Blakey Domer Dougherty D011 DUHII Lysle Mason Dr. J. Clifford Shirley Dr. Victor Wellman Dr. Cecil Williams Vernon R. Baker, who joined the Phillips faculty in 1946, teaches geology. He received A.B. and B.S. degrees from Phillips and an lVI.S. from the University of Colorado. He spends his summers at the Phillips Science Camp in Colorado. Preparing young women for the role of homemaker is the assign- ment of Mrs. Alta Blakey, who teaches home economics. She received both her B.A. and M.A. from the University of Oklahoma before joining the staff here in 1949. Domer V. Dougherty, who joined the faculty in 1950 to teach physical science and math, is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma where he received both a B.S. in electrical engineering and an M.Ed. He spends his leisure time with the Science Press and collecting books and stamps. He also sponsors Varsity Club. Don J. Dunn, who teaches biology and chemistry, lists as his hobbies golf and other sports. He received a B.S. from North- western State College and an M.S. from Oklahoma State Uni- versity. He came to Phillips in 1958 and sponsors the freshman class and Varsity Club. Lysle C. Mason teaches math at Phillips. He received a B.S. from Kansas State and an M.S. from the University of Michigan. He came here in 1942, and spends his spare time watching athletic events. Dr. 1. Clifford Shirley, who teaches biology, botany, and freshman Personal Health, retired as Dean of the Arts and Science College last year. He spends his spare hours at his little ranch, a few blocks from campus. Editor of the 1923 Phillipian, Dr. Victor Wellman teaches chem- istry at Phillips. Besides his Phillips degrees, he has degrees from the University of Washington. His beard has created com- ment on campus this year and he says about it, Every child ought to have a grandfather with a beard, and I have a new grandchildf' Dr. Cecil Williams, who teaches pre-med courses, has been at Phillips since 1945. He has degrees from Phillips, the University of Wisconsin, and the University of Oklahoma. He can often be found in the Science Building basement, among the rats and flies he uses for genetics experiments.

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itemS in h. l -He holds 3 ,lVCl'Sity. He ral' also at, gi if a 10081 ere SlllCe law faculty an aU0rney. golf in his m Oklillmma md business lil' housing Dr. Bobert G lVlart1r1, Sr Dr. Robert G. Martin, Sr., was installed in the fall of 1960 as Dean of the Bible College, after serv- ing as acting dean for a year. He also teaches Old Testament, religion, and interpretation in the un- dergraduate college. He has three degrees from Phillips and a Ph.D. from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Recognized as a scholar throughout Disciple churches, Dean lVlartin's spe- cial field is the Old Testament book of Isaiah. He was responsible for a portion of that book in the Revised Standard Version of the Bible. During leisure hours, the dean can be found making re- pairs on his home or out on a fishing trip.