George Peabody College For Teachers - Pillar Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Doing, research for their Honors work are Frances Reed, Miriam Watkins, and Barbara Parks. Ol'LOI'S l'OgI'Cl47'l For the fourth consecutive year, George Peabody College for Teachers has sponsored the Honors Prograrn. The in- dividual departments on campus recommended students study- ing under these departments who had earned quality ratings of 2.5 or better to participate in this program. The participants in the program were asked to pursue independent research, experimentation, or creative work projects, in line with their interests in their major fields. The departments ol' biology, English, and mathematics are rep- resented among the lour young women in the program this year. The students working on the Honors Program were asked to submit descriptions of the program they had planned to their advisors and to the Honors Connuittee for approval. Page 213

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tSS efffldt O Miss Clara Cl'Cigl1IOl1, a graceful and capable swi111111e1', was nzimed Miss Mer- nniid lor l962. X1Vz1tc1' sports have been one ol Ci2l'1'll,S main interests for many years. A junior from Nashville, Tennessee, she is Zl biol- ogy 1I12l-101' with il minor in special educa- tion. She has been ll niember of lX'ICl'll1?tldS l'o1' three years :incl has pe1'lo1'111ecl i11 Nashville and other cities in the South. A Cl'1r'1 h'lS performed 111 the w1ter show for three years 2 We . .. 1- M -A 1 ffgffQag ?sl Q A .m egs A j 1 e fmgw H f mpgs 5 i Page 212

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