Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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SOCIU HIEHE JOHNSON BROOKES BROWN EAHEART FLOWERS Dr. R. W. Johnson, recently dis- charged from the Army as a Special Service Officer, returned this year to M.S.C. to head the Social Science De- partment. Dr. Jean I. Brookes, E. L. Mitchell, William Murphy, Dr. G. C. Osborne, and Paul Sisco teach Ameri- can and European History. Mr. C. S. Brown specializes in economics. Paul Flowers, a member of the Editorial Staff of the Memphis Commercial Ap- peal, teaches Political Science, and Karl F. Eaheart teaches Sociology. L. E. Snyder assists Dr. Johnson in the Geography Department. This depart- ment sponsors the IRC. MITCHELL OSBORN SISCO SNYDER EDUCHION Ihe task of teacher training is performed by the Education Department. l rofessor O. R. Hughes, head of the Education Department, specializes in Psychology. Mrs. Myrtle Cobb is Supervisor of Elementary Education, and Dr. H. E. Rumble is Supervisor of Secondary Education. Miss Flora H. Rawls, Dean of Women and Director of the 1 raining School, teaches coinses in Methods. Mr. J. W. Richardson teaches Education, History, and is High School Visitor of West Tennessee. HUGHES COBB RAWLS RICHARDSON RUMBLE it lJ i ' tf jKf . Page Sixteen

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FAC y LTY THE ARTS Miss Marie McConiiack teaches Art and Penmanship and sponsors the Art and Newman Clubs. Mr. L. C. Austin is head of the Music Department and has as his assistants A. E. McClain and Miss Lela Stevens. Mr. Paul B. Eaheart is director of the band and chorus. Pro- fessor Austin is also sponsor of the Arabescjue Club. Under R. J. Coltharp, head of the Industrial Arts, the old N.Y.A. building is being renovated. In the future it will house the I. A. department. C. M. Street and O. C. Hejkal are instructors in the department and spon- sors of the Industrial Arts Club. AUSTIN COLTHARP EAHEART HEJKAL McCORMACK STREET BIOLOGY Some of the largest classes on the campus are in the Biology Department which is headed by Dr. A. S. Rudolph. Claire C. DuBois assists Dr. Rudolph in Anatomy and Physiology. Dr. C. P. Freeman and E. F. Frederick teach biology and zoo. Dr. Moore conducts classes in botany and histology. All members of the department are sponsors of Phi Beta Chi. RUDOLPH DU BOIS FREDERICK FREEMAN MOORE Page Fifteen

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HEALTH HD PHYSICU [OUCH ION DAVIS HUMPHREY ROANE CURLIN HATLEY With the return ol lootball to the campus alter a war-time relapse ilie Physical Education Department has taken a major place in the college. C. C. Humphreys is Athletic Director. Miss Elma Roane is supervisor ol girls ' activ- ities. Leo Davis, Veterans ' Advisor, teaches Health. Zack Curlin coaches the boys ' basketball team and teaches First Aid. Ralph Hatley is head lootball coach and has worked through the Spring in preparation for MSC ' s first football season in four years. THE PHHICU SCIEHE8 The Department of Physical Sci- ences is under the direction of Mr. G. H. Hayden, who is also Manager of the M. S. C. Bookstore. Mr. Hay- den is professor of Organic Chem- istry. Inorganic classes are taught by J. W. Fox, Dr. A. M. Ewing, C. H. McNees, and P. K. York. W. R. Lucas is instructor in Inorganic Laboratory. . . R. Ayres, assisted by J. W. Fox, teaches Physics. The members of the department are sponsors of Phi Beta Chi, honorary scientific society. HAYDEN AYERS E VING FOX LUCAS McNEESE YORK Pase Seventeen