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

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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

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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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Lab is an essential part of the language curriculum. twubltc gqeczftft EDNA Lewis BEATRLCIZ M. CLUTCH R.N., A.ll., MA. R.N., B.S., MA., M.En. Professor of Public Hvnllln I'rajes.vor of Public Nursing The Public Health Nursing Department trains graduate nurses for the Public Health Service, for eity, county, and state health departments, for the Visiting Nurses Association, for school and industrial health services, and for teaching in schools of nursing. The recent revision of Peabody's program of in- struction has transferred courses formerly listed in this department to the health education department. Students who are already majoring in this area may, however, complete their program for a degree. Page 82 CZHQUCZQQS MlI.'l'ON L. SHANE B.S., AAI., l'll.D. Professor uf Alodern Languages The Department of Modern Languages offers work in French and Spanish. One quarter of study in either of these two areas may be done in an approved institution in a foreign country where the language is spoken. In addition to the courses available at Peabody a variety of offerings in French and Spanish, as Well as German, Portuguese, and Russian, are available to Peabody students at Vanderbilt Uni- versity. i Skills put to practice.