University of Central Arkansas - Scroll Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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industrial Sdumfim Construction of numerous projects is a vital part of this department's program. Through the shop work students gain a fairly high degree of skill in the uses of the tools of industry. since the quality of the workmanship is maintained at a high level. 5 xit. , i 5 gui' If ., A xff gff i . N R. Dr. Viron HukilL Ed.D. Raymond Dow, M.Ed. Professor of Industrial Instructor in Industrial Education Education Gczfgraphy The course offerings of this department are to acquaint the students with the contributions of these studies to the under- standing of the world. The courses are designed to meet the needs of the major and minor students and of those in other fields who select geography as part of their general education. E. W. Packard, MA Professor, Head of Department 5 ,E at xg 5 Zak William Keinath, MA Paul Hagle, MA Assistant Professor of Instructor in Geography Geography Clarence Willicuns. MA Associate Professor, Acting Head of Department

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diff Through the Art Department students may gain a greater appreciation of the various forms of art. It serves as a center of self expression, and it permits students to experiment in many mediums. Thus, it provides opportunities for growth in the ability to create, as well as to appreciate. l Marie Schichtl. MA Professor, Head of Department Gene Hatfield, AM Assistant Professor of Art 9mfig14 fanguagfs To give a student a fair degree of facility in reading any of the four languages taught is the general aim of the Foreign Language Department. It also teaches students to express them- selves in foreign languages, and creates an interest in the people whose language they study. if .qw '....,-v- sunk' Mrs. Nicole Hatfield. MA Karl Meyer, MA Dr. Dorothy Allen, Ph.D. Instructor in French Instructor in German Professor, Head of Department and Latin

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O. L. Hughes, MS Professor, Head of Department ,fwQ'4 he-iw' Dr. I. D. Henry, Ed.D. Professor of Mathematics Harold Henry, MA Mrs. Horner Brown, MSE Assistant Professor of Instructor in Mathematics Mathematics ,Ma fhamafics Mathematics is a science treating the exact relations existing between quantities or magnitudes and operations. Also, it involves the methods by which these quantities are sought from other known or supposed quantities. It is a deduc- tive science which provides basic training for specialization in technical fields. The department offers a broader knowledge of the functions of this science to all students, highlighting the interest that is inherent in mathematics itself, and it develops an appreciation of its place in ,modern life. Another objective is to offer adequate training for the teaching of math with competence in both elementary arithmetic and secondary mathematics. ,tips ,Q it A., , 1 ,A . ' ' A 19 .,:4. ' 1 in ,.r, swf Dorothy Long, MA Associate Professor of Mathematics Mrs. Virginia Bonds, MS Assistant Professor of Mathematics gg' ,v -W Darrell Kihnan, MSE Instructor in Mathematics