Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Department of Mathematics and Engineering This department supplies students with basic math courses which are needed in every- day business life plus advaneed courses for those students who Awant a career in engineer- ing, chemistry, and the teaching of math. CHARLES A. GREATHOUSE. Ph.D., Florida State University: WALTER S. BISHOP. lVI.S.. University of Ar- kansas1IUDSONJ. HART. lVI.A.. University ol'Alabama: WILLIAM D, PEEPLES. Ph.D.. University of Colora- dog AUBREY H. WHITE. R.E., Auburn. Not pictured: MRS. ROBERT YEACER. MS.. University of Louisville Department of Chemistry The primary purpose of the Chemistry Department is to provide thorough grounding in the comprehensive fields of Chemistry. It has a constant objective to develop appreciation ofthe scientific method, and its application to problems wherever encountered. 1'-:-1-:w':a:f-.-M:-'-vs., ' ' f-f.-,qfypzz 1-.v - RURIC E. WHEELER Head, Ph.D.. University of Alabama i A 5 ROBERT W. PILCHER, Ph.D., University of Missourig LEVEN S. HAZELGROVE, Ph.D., Universi- ty of Alabamag JERRY W. BARRETT, Ph.D., Baylor Universityg JOHN W. LOVIN, B.S., Auburng ROBERT E. DANIEL, Ph.D., University of Alabama JAMES H. LANGSTON H1-ad, Ph.IJ.. llnivcrsity of North Carolina

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HERBERT A. MCCULLOUGH Head, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh EDWARD L. ROBINSON Head. Ph.D., Purdue Division of atural Sciences Department of Biology The Biology Department aims to promote intellectual honesty in scientific endeavorg to promote through a complete and unified curriculum in the field a practical under- standing of the principles of biology. ' X ,E xxx ,, TOM E. DENTON. Ph.D.. University of Alabamag WILLIAM MILLER, Ph.D.. Auburng BEBE JO DORRIS, M.A., University of Alabarnag WILLIAM H. HOWELL, MS., University of Alahamag JAMES L. DOBIE, Ph.D., Tulane University. Department of Physics The Physics Department assists the students in acquiring an understanding of physical phenomena and the derivation of the laws governing this phenomena. WESLEY M. ROBERDS, Ph.D., Kansasg BERNIS O. HANNAI-I, M.S., Florida State University

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ivision of Social Sciences Department of History and Political Science The purpose of this department is to present an accurate, stir- ring and well-balanced narrative of the Graeco-Hebraic heri- tage of contemporary institutions, the foundations of the American Way of Life, and the development of responsible ci- tizenship. GEORGE V. IRONS Head, Ph.D., Duke University 't F t l HENRY E. WHITE, Th.M., Sou, Baptist Theological Seminaryg SARAH A. GLASS, M.A., University of Alabamag HUGH y C. BAILEY, Ph.D., University of Alabamag FRANCES D. HAMILTON, M.A., University of Georgiag MARY M. WASH- y INGTON, M.A., Duke Universityg DAVID M. VESS, Ph.D., University of Alabama. Not pictured: WILLIAM PRATT DALE II, Ph.D., Dukeg LEE N. ALLEN, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania-ig J. WAYNE FLYNT, Ph.D., Florida State Uni- versity Department of ociology I The Sociology Department is designed to meet the needs of students who plan to become professional social leaders, such as lawyers, ministers, teachers, school administrators, jour- nalists, social workers, directors of business and industrial en- ' terprises, personnel managers, leaders in various governmen- tal enterprises - students who need an understanding of soci- ' ety and of social forces sufficient not only for their personal affairs but to plan adequately for the groups they lead or influ- ence. Q--52 HARRY E. DICKINSON Head, Ph.D., George Peabody College