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

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JACK ALLEN KENNET1-1 S. COOPER J. ISAAC COPICLAND Rcmnatl' 12. Ctmlu' Ro IIICRT ll. 'lvl IOMPSON A.B., M.A,, PILD. A.B., MA., PILD. A.B., ILS. in L.S., MA., PILD. A.ll., ALA. ,-LB., KLA., l'll.ll. Clmirman, P1'0le'.vs0r of History l'r0ft'sxor of Plislory .-lxxociulz' P1'off's.x'm' of Hislnry ,'l.x.xi.vlrml I'rnlr.v.wn' III Ilislnry ,'l.xsm'i11Ir' l'rnff'x.mr of Hixlury gastory an oftttcaf csjcience The Department of I-Iistory and Political Sci- ence will be classified under social science Iol- lowing Peabody's revision of its program of instruction. A student may major or minor in social science with emphasis on history or politi- cal science, in history, or may minor in political science. This department also offers work for the graduate student. Page 84 nnrl Pnlilifnl Scienrr' The students are absorbed in a review of the Civil War. 'wifi ,mqursv -af i S is X l --1-annul Dr. Allen takes a break from a busy schedule.

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Dr.WBanks and Mr. Judd try their problem-solving ability. ome eonromtics ynatftematics 1 , js J. HOUSTON BANKS BIARTIN N. JUDD ILS., MA., 1'H.D. B.A., M.A. l rufe.sx:n' of Mulllenmlirs Inslrurlor of MatImn1ulic.r The Mathematics Department offers a major pro- gram leading to the Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, and Specialist in Education degrees. Undergraduates students with adequate background may begin a mathe- matics major in analytic geometry and calculus. Under- graduate majors and minors are required to take 16 hours of analytic geometry and calculus with a minimum of 20 hours beyond calculus required in the major. Fil 5 f i , 1: 4 Q' 5 ff? -9'xAt a. A 'a - L RUTH GlLL15s1f1u CHRISTINIZ O'BRIliN ILS., M.A. ILS., MA. Associate Professor of Home .-l.vsi.v1nnl l'1'r1ff'.r.x1n'nj Hmm' Iirfnmmics lfCIllllHI1iC5 The program of Home Economics leads to the achelor ol Science degree with a major i11 general mme economics, Within general home economics there ure four programs of study: teaching of home economics n the secondary school: extension service-fl I-I Club lireetions and home demonstration agentsg consumer 'erviceg and family life. V 1 J A critical examination by a home economics major. Page 83

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joi-IN E. BREWTON EDWIN ANDERSON JOHN T. DOUTY YVILLIAINI J. GRIFFITH A.B., MA., l'll.D. A.B., M.A., I'H.D. Clmirman, Professor ol E1l,l1li.YIl Professor of English A.B., M.A., l'H.D. A.B., M.A., PI-I.D. Assistant Professor of English Professor of English -new . db! SUSAN B. RILEY XVARRICN I. TITUS LALLA lVALKER B.L., ILS., ALA., l'H.D., LL.D., ILM., M.A., PH.D. B.S., lNI.A. LlTT.D. Associate I'r0frf.x.mr of English Associate Professor of English I'rnfes.Im' of English ' The English Department offers programs with 21 major in llinglish, leading to the professional or nonprofessional degree of Bachelor of Arts, to the degrees olf Master of Arts, Special- -ist in Education, and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. In the I Dr. Douty prepares for The Maid as Mistress. enriched program, composition, communication, and litera ture are stressed. By setting an example, Peabody's outstand ing staff develops proficiency and professional leadership. Dr. Griffin conducts a lecture on semantics. Page 85