----------------------------------~~®®~@--~ 1. EXPRESSIVELY getting his point across, Mr. Brant exemplifies qualities of a good speaker. 2. CHECKING the fall class schedule, Dr. Walker determines which classes will complete Danette Trammill's schedule. 3. KEEPING UP with the pace of the line, Dr. Evan Ulrey enjoys the midnight brunch. OI,_,MA Assistant Professor Sc>oe<h __,II Assodate Instructor \i>Oech UoH lin., MCD Instructor \i>OICh Mom. ma, MA Assistont Professor Sc>oe<h __,PloD Assistont Professor Sc>oe<h a.te. Pwk... au Instructor Sc>oe<h l"• .,.., PloD Professor Sc>oe<h 1_ UIroy, PloD De_ntew.- Professor Sc>oe<h IIcIooni _or, PloD Professor Sc>oe<h Garner completes doctorate;Ulrey serves nationally Returning from a leave of absence during which he completed his PhD degree, Dr. Pat Garner assumed duties as coach of the forensics squad. The squad won six sweepstakes awards in the 11 tournaments they entered. Two members were added to the faculty this year, Mr. Charles Parker and Mrs . Patrecia Brant . Parker returned to his alma mater from David Lipscomb. Mrs. Brant, Wife of Speech Professor Billy Brant, presented a paper entitled "The Teaching of Speech in Secondary Schools in Arkansas" at the fall Arkansas Speech Communication Association Con - vention. Dr. Evan Ulrey, chairman of the department, served as national president of Pi Kappa Delta during 1976-77 and served as editor of the Arkansas Speech Communications Assoociation 's publication entit led Speech in Arkansas. Speech· n
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