Tennessee State University - Tennessean Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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BHOILUGIICAIL SCIIIENCIES Courses in the Department of Biological Sciences are designed to fulfill the requirements in the areas of teacher education, professional training for the medical branches, including health and sanitation and basic biological services, graduate training of in-service teachers and professionals and service courses for other departments. Dr. John Mallatte gives personal attention to students doing advanced individual research in a course in Methods of Research. . ,G QSME - ff- -XTIV . W . .Q . P? 3- V5 We is 1 , Nl, 1 ,FE I ix- .: 1 s-: H Mjc:t.5a,...a.iMs. slgfaj-if M-Isis-Egsrsamrztggrgfgwag. Elissgsiezsfg-sjgi wsiewwwss W N? 5 ,f?3mf,QSs '?wss QM ' -W AW. if-slrsg se '?Eim,-xss.sw- -wg .12 555453 L Y MM,....,, ggfggsiggggg f af -mf Wu vi-sv M Eggs ., agar! - wHitsaQ'Q5sZiW'f . .Ream-ss 55522,- U . Q, 'Lei rtlwrrzggt' '! . M W -'M-strrssftg-:WQZE . -. W HS-WEWWQ -W Hii?E-.gftii f-rrrww-.wr- if XM-H-A sm: . My-mr-5-3: mfxga:-sfswggggg-Q W 552. as , -M mmm' , as Y - as - z rl fg it .?.:g5irfHk,ag ni i:Es?lst?gg'3wg?i Wits? 'f Sami! .3535 Wm ia ara W E . M... V7 f 4 x Students in biology learn the fundamentals of biology through studies of biological principles as illustrated by types of orga- nisms, their activities and life processes. Henry A. Kean, Jr. 13rd from leftj is the teacher.

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HOMIE IECONUMMCS The Home Economics Curricula are Child Develop- ment and Family Relationship, Clothing and Textiles, Foods and Nutrition, and Home Economics Education. This class in Creative Arts for Young Children, taught by Mrs. M. P. Maxwell, places emphasis on the young child's use of materials such as molding materials, paints, paper, books, and musical equipment. . ,, K . In a class in clothing construction home economics majors study principles of clothing construction as applied to synthetic and blended fabrics. If ,. I 1 x A class in Home Furnishing and Interior Decoration gives basic prin- ciples and shows how to use these principles in achieving results that are functional, beautiful, individual and personally satisfying.

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N Rudolph Woodberry instructs a lab in Qualitative Analysis which concerns principles underlying ionic equilibria in solu- tions. Another general chemistry lab studies the descriptive chemistry of important elements and compounds. 7.8 In a general chemistry lab Miss Doris Simmons assists beginning students learning fundamental laws and theories of Chemistry. CIHIIEMIISTRY The Chemistry Department curriculum is designed to offer a collegiate major in chemistry which satisfies the criteria generally adopted by the leading colleges and universities of the United States and by the Ameri- can Chemical Society.