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

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.5 s E lv ' 5 E Q .vw Y 1 1 r 'mv---'MH 'W f . 1 A V , r W Arr, NORMAN R. ELLIS SUSAN W. GRAY NICHOLAS HOBBS A-BQ, M-A-, PILD. A.B., BLA., PILD. A.B., ALA., PILD. A.v.mria1r: l mfc.v.m'r of I'syr:i1uIog'y Pmfzfssor of Psychology Professor of Psychology SyC!LO!Ogy The Psychology Department offers work leading to the degrees of Muster of Arts, Specialist in Edu- cation, Doctor of Education, and Doctor of Philos- ophy. The depzlrtulent also ollers zu minor at the lll1ClCl'g1'2lllllZltC level. Doctoral programs are uvzuilzlble in counseling psychology, clinical psychology, educational psy- chology, school psychology, and experimental or eliniczll psychology with concentmtion in the field ol' mental retardation. Research is an integral part of the psychology program llONAI.D W. ZIMMRRRIAN LAWRENCE S. JULIUS SEERLAN SI-IHLIJON ROSENBERG AB., A.M., PILD. YVRIGIITSMAN, JR. ILS., ALA., I'II.D. ILA., MA., l'lI.D. fl.x.visiu1it I'rofessm' of Psychology B.A., M.A., P1I.D. l'rvfz'ssor of Psychology Assistant Professor of Ilvycliology Associate Professor of Psycliology YVILLIABI C. RHODES FRANK C. NOBLE SARIUIZL L. ll..-X., MAI.. l'I'I.D. ILS., M.lilJ., EILD. B.S., KLA., .-lssot-iota I'rojessor of Psyclzology Associate Professor of Psychology Associate Professor Page 80 f' ..-f F. L. , 2 5 -1 W 4 sfif GUSKIN RUE L. CROMX-VELI. l7H.Ij. A.B., M.A., l'I-LD. of Psychology Associate Professor of Psychology

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tcblzysics I-I. CRAIG SIPIQ HUl5liR'l' Y. SI-Irz BA., BLA., l'll.D. 13.5. 1'rult'.r.roI' of I'l13'.Sim and Sl'il'Ilf'C II1.Yf1'Ill'llIl' in 1'l13I,rir.s mul Sri:-ure lirltrmlirm The Physics Section of the Physical Sciences Depart- Inent offers a 15.8. llllllitll' to serve the needs of individuals in teacher education and professional science programs. Courses in physics may be i1Icluded in the natural science and physical science lll1lj0l'S for the B.S., M.A., and Ed.S. degrees. Clzemls try In the Chemistry Department majors are offered for both baehelor's and 1l1ZlSlCl',S degrees. The Department ollers both introductory Illlii advanced courses in chemistry. These courses are designed to meet the needs of prospective chemistry teachers of pre-medical, pre-dental, and other pre-professional students, and of those who want to pre- pare themselves lor careers in chemistry. Problem solving demonstrated by Dr. Sipe. YVILL S. DELOACII 'THOMAS M. HILL B.S., RLS., l'II.D. AJS., M.S., l'lI.D. I,T0f8.YSU1' of Clmnzislry Visiting I'7'0fE5.YII1' of llltuntislry Page 79

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a li sw CLARA G. HADDOX B.S., M.A., M.ED. Asxociale Professor of Plzysical Education NED L. XVARREN ILS., M.A., IEILD. .flxxnrriuin I'rofe.v.sor of Plzysiml Education SOLON B. SUDDUTH B.S., M.A., PILD. I'r0fr'ssnr of Pliysicul Educnlion. LUCILE C. LASALLE B.S., ALA. .flxxislrlrrl P1'ofvssor of Physical Iirlucution Rox' V. PANGLR B.S., M.E., LILD. fl.x.w1'inIz: Professm' of Hrnllh 111111 I'hyxi1'al Ezlrzmlion BETTY B. PIRRIE ILS., M.A. Iuxlrurlor in Physical Education tl X. rQ!lySlCCl! The courses of the Physical Education Department are designed with a balance between theory and activity for stu- dents preparing to be teachers, recreational instructors, or physiotherapists. The emphasis is on activities with educa- tional implications to czlrry out the philosophy of Education gcfuca tion through the Physical. In addition to the scheduled courses, the department sponsors dance programs, an annual water show, the elementary circus, a coaching clinic, and an all- CZIIHPLIS lI1lQI'2l1l1ll1'Zll sports PI'Ogl'2lI'l1. XEHEQ mil Performing skills acquired during dance class. A detailed instruction on proper techniques. Page 81