Erskine College - Arrow Yearbook (Due West, SC)

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-3 l . YJ., Z-in f:J'lIUjy, Pawn fin fiends no This LJ, ll. fm'- ll rf Smzin KTKBUUTTK fuse- lm rr 'Jinx iglzgdicd .fdncl Clzerniafrg t 1 JY . , K Reid Hall houses Erskine's modern scientific equipment. In Reid Science Hall the students of Physics and Chemistry study under Dr. Sloan and other memhers of the department staff. For students who do not plan to continue scientific study, a wealth of practical information can be gained. Students who arc more exceptional are prepared for medical school or graduate work by this department. William L. Pressly Evcrettc A. Sloan A.B., M.S., M.A., Erskine College, Alabama Polytech- nic Institute, Geor- ge Peabody College for Teachers, Uni- versity of Tennessee A.B., M.S., Plz.D., Erskine College, Vanderbilt Univer- sity, University of Chicago 'z ' f- in I 'T ' ff pw 1 Thomas E. Lesslie G. Gordon Parkinson A.B., Ph.D., Er- A.B., MA., Pb.D., skine College, Mas- Erskine College, sacbusetts Institute Columbia Univer- of Technology sity Dr. Sloan perfomis a classic experiment. li. , 5. . 'fi' - 1' .,.,'-...sw ff f s J x E' N' e. if v .. ln fl 5 i 5 , ' 3 r 5 , J:',g ,J .gp in I S f 25

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Watt The Department of Mathematics encourages the acquisition and practice of the fundamental math- ematical skills demanded in society, the develop- ment of deductive and inductive reasoning, the 1 n of clcfu and lo ical thinking the com format'o 1 ' 1 E5 'f 1 ' ' pletion of a thorough groundwork for develQP' ment in any field requiring mathematics,.the build- ing of a love for the subject and the teaching of it. Mrs. Long cheerfully guides freshmen through the perils of Algebra. go Ogg , p Lk V I - .. .i Zi, , William C. Baker Thomas D. Brown William L, Ellison A.B., Erskine Col- B.S., M.S., Univer- B.S.Ch.E., M.Ed., lege, University of sity of Virginia, Ph.D., University of Virginia Cornell University Texas A major is offered in Biology with related hours in Chemistry and Physics. A basic course in general biology which includes botany and Zoology, is recommended for all students while advanced courses such as genetics, human anatomy Hlld embryology prepare talented stu- dents for graduate Work and careers in science. 24 Paul E. Cravely A.B., M.A., Univer- sity of South Caro- lina Herbert Smith A.B., M.S., Univer- sity of South Caro Qs! Martha Abemathy Long A.B., M.A., Erskine College, Clemson College, Furman University Betty Thomas A.B., M.A., Univer- sity of Southern lina, University of California, Univer- M ichigan, Johns sity of Alabama Hopkins University Ili! C blink NC W..- - . W...-u ,if I 5 ...Q I 1 :ID 3 1 es- 1 ' I ' l .. ,ptyjflxi fr-1 Reid Hall housvs Fr' i In Ri-id Sc- Chemistq' ,mth the dcpartim-nt' continue sr.-ivntif can be gained. prepared for m departrncrlt. William L- Prev' 4 Erskine Agabayna rl mc I'1Sfi!u!p He Pvalmdu fOr Teach. T r ocfhfy of if-Y

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ome conomicd Hazel K. Haddon Mary Eliza McDill B.S., Winthrop Col- A.B., M.S., Erskine lege College, University of Tennessee Increased enrollment in freshman Home Economics shows the reputation of this department. A major in this field prepares girls for a vocation in the field of Home Economics as well as success- ful and happy family life. Practical training is given to qualified seniors as they student teach and live in the Home Management House. They employ the theories learned under the guidance of Miss McDill and Mrs. Haddon. l- ! i E 1 I i S 3 . . x 3 K ...- 5 20 - .Aff Miss McDill converses with a high school student at a tea homecoming weekend. Senior girls whip up Christmas arrangements in no time. Bulletin boards are a type of visual aid practiced by the method's class. abt G ..,.,.,.,.,...,.,.,,.a....,,-.-..,.,,,,W., ,..,. ...-.,... f A .4 f9'y. lim held during ' N -in 51: il. A uni X ss. g, .Keir wh ' 'i4'LT.l- A A . 4,Jh7'xri1igNi - f