HUMANITIES TI-IE DIVISION OF HUMANITIES has been supplemented with an abundance of new teachers in 1967-68, who added current ideas from their recent graduate studies . The teachers were J. Harvey Dy kes, Robert Eubanks, Thomas Reppart and Andrew Saunders in speech; Dennis Organ in journali sm; and Dr. William D. Hillin, Gary Elliott, Sherry Organ and Betty Ulrey in English. During th e year , Dr. James L. Atteberry, chairman of th e department, publi shed "The Story of Harding College." Dr. Earl Wilcox, associate professor, had three scholarly articles accepted for publication. All three deparmtents showed wowth and di - versi ty. A curriculum that prepares students specifically for graduate study ha s been ·developed by the English department. Journalism claimed a record number of majors, twelve in number. The Speech Department developed a summer waduate program in speech correction, and also received wide acclaim for its varied and unu sual drama production s. JANIE RITTENOUR introduces boyfr iend Billy Ray Dean to old maid aunts linda Frost and Trish Rouse, only to find the aunts
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