University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma - Argus Yearbook (Chickasha, OK)

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jk HOWARD TAYLOR, Ph. D., LL. D. Dean of fhe College ANNA K. BANKS, M.A. Professor of Home Economics MARY R. BELL, M.A. Professor of Classical Language and Liferafure JOHN T. EISCHEID, M.A. Professor of Psychology and Philosophy A. T. FLINT, M. B. A. Professor of Commerce EDITH HAMMOND, Ph.D. Professor of Chemisfry and Physics MILDRED L. JOHNSON, M.A. Professor of French CAROLINE LAIRD, M.A. Professor of English ANNA LEWIS, Ph. D. Professor of Hisfory JANE HILL MILLER, M.A. Professor of Spanish 5. FACULTY. JOE J. MILLER, M.A. Professor of Mafhemafics RUTH WILLS PRAY, Ph. D. Professor of English MARTHA SHACKLEFORD, Ph. D. Professor of Biology ANNAMARIE B. TYRE, Ph. D. Professor of German CORINNE BELL, M.A. Associafe Professor of Psychology MARGARET A. ELLIOT, M.A. Associafe Professor of English LILLIAN E. FISHER, Ph. D. Associafe Professor of Hisfory HAZEL FROST, M.A. Associafe Professor of Clofhing and Texfiles MAY FULLERTON, M.A. Associafe Professor of Psychology and Philosophy 3 I 1 I I I MARY L. GIVENS, M.A. ssociafe Professor of French MADELINE Rnz, M.A. Associafe Professor of Arf JEFFIE YOUNG, M. A. Associafe Professor of Hisfory DOROTHY BRADBURY, Ph. D. Assisfanf Professor of Biology JULIA D. McINTYRE, M.A. Assisfanf Professor of Foods anol Nufrifion ANITA MOORE, M.A. Assisfanf Professor of Arf ROSE MARY CARLE, M.S. Insfrucfor in Commerce MIRIAM BUCK, M.S. Associafe Professor of Chemisfry and Physics RUTH HARRER, M.S. Insfrucfor in Home Economics DOROTHY SHELDON, B. A. Insfrucfor in English Page 6

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION MARY KATE MILLER, M.A. I-IENRIETTA FREY, M.A. Associale Professor of Physical Inslruclor in Physical Educalion Educalion MARGERY I-IAWLEY, M. A. CLARA B. BONEBRAKE, B. F. A. Assislanl Professor of Physical Inslruclor in Riding Educalion The Physical Educalion Deparlmenl and ils able Iacully have lcgsince proven Iheir value 'ro lhe school. They have given Io each sludenl Ihe opporlunily Io engage in some Iype of play olher lhan class aclivily. Every year Ihere are Iournamenls offered in Iennis, hockey, baslcelball, soccer, soflball, baseball, bowling, archery, volleyball, shuffle- board, pingpiong, swimming, riding, and hiking. For a number of successive years, we have had a Red Cross life saving insrruclor and examiner on The campus. In December Ihe deparlmenl puls on a Chrislmas program, and in Ihe spring aiMay Feslival. Pro- grams consisling ol dancing and 'rumbling are given Io audiences in nearby lowns. C. C. W. always has represenlalives al lhe Slale Play Day, which was held lhis year al Edmond. The new cabin, buill on The college farm, has added much lo lhe social acliv- ilies ol lhe deparlmenl. Q- - ig, ' Q.. . .