H n.ID a n i t i e s Recognizing the garrulous nature of our world, the Humanities Department endeavors to serve as an adequate reservoir from which the rivers of English, Modern Languages and Speech are free to flow. With the streams of English, German, Span ish, dramatics, debate, and other depletions con stantly demanding an increased supply, the Hu manities department is ever growing in both range and scope. From the natural, native Eng lish to the forceful, gutteral sounding harshness of German and the fluid, musical, tones of ro mantic Spanish, the language divisions are able to institute a general understanding of the basic principles of the respective languages. Working hand in hand with the languages, the speech de partment with its innumerable subdivisions, pro vides instruction as to proper utilization of the accomplished language and also is able to guide in any number of specialized fields. In order to maintain a perpetual flow of knowl edge, an able core of engineers with a capable leader is required and in the department of Hu manities this qualified leadership is supplied by Doctor Willis B. Dobson.
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W ILLIS B. DOBSON Holds an M.A. in English from Texas University where he is also doing work on his Ph.D.-is a member of the Phi Delta Lambda honor society-was the recip ient of the Alumni Association "B" award in 1954- 5 5.
MAURINE DICKERSON
NAOM I EMMEL
J. R. EMMEL
A graduate of B-PC-obtained her M.A. in English from Okla. A&M-plans g r a d u a t e work at Colorado University-works with ECHO-enjoys bicycling.
A native "Okie" who received her M.A. from Escuela Inter americana in Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico-at one time she taught at NNC-cooking and music are her favorite hobbies.
Received his M.A. in speech from NWU and OU, where he is now doing work on his Ph.D.-has an unusual collection of 12- 1 5,000 world-wide recipes-is very prom inent in youth work during the summer.