Texas State College for Women - Daedalian Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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DR. ROBERT FUERST Assistant Professor MISS VIOLA cy HAMILTON Associate Professor FRED W. WESTCOURT Professor DR. DIXIE YOUNG Professor and Director Not pictured is DR. SHANTA V. IYENGAR Instructor Biology Biology majors at Texas Woman's University are preparing to help fill the need for teachers and re- search workers in biology. The fields of medical technology and dentistry are open to biology majors, as well as the positions of technical or research assistants. The biology major can help to fill the need for medical doctors and scientists. Pre-medical and pre-dental students and those who plan to teach biology in secondary schools are given correct training through the department. The biologist's knowledge of the earth and its inhab- itants is of increasing importance in this modern age. The department of biology offers four degrees to its potential biologists-Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, and Master of Science degrees. ... agkigitf .gg Q ' s t , 1 lil? -A 2 -nn 3 These occupied biology students are studying types of cells and tissues. f' This constitutes only a fraction of the subject matter taught in the biology clepartmeut's inclusive study courses. QM - in

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Perfecting accuracy and improving speed is an important activity in this typing class. The training the students receive here will carry over into their business careers. Business and Economics Business and economics students at Texas Womarfs Uni- versity receive a solid foundation in office skills and secretarial practice in preparation for interesting and varied jobs. Because of the demand for well-trained secretaries, accountants, office managers, and merchandisers, the business student is offered many opportunities to put her training to Work. The curriculum of the Department of Business and Economics is designed to give the student an- opportunity for understanding the institu- tional behavior patterns of the modern industrial society, to provide training for business careers, and to train teachers of commercial work, 'The job a student obtains for her work- experience course often results in an offer for a permanent job. The Texas Woman's University business and economics student prepares herself for an exciting and interesting career through the varied courses offered here. DR. ELSIE JENISON Professor JOHN MURRAY KENDRICK Associate Professor DR. THURMOND L. MORRISON Professor and Director MISS LUCILE ROBINSON Assistant Professor MISS JESSIE SIM Instructor MISS ALINE WOLTERS Assistant Professor

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Observation and practical experience both in lectures and Professional assistance, as well as laboratory manuals and laboratories, constitutes for the physics students an important chemistry textbooks, enables these students to understand a asset in learning and comprehending. complex experiment. Chemistry and Physics With news of satellites and rockets filling headlines, students of chemistry and physics are finding, through their classwork, an understanding of the everyday advances in space travel and scientific discoveries. 'The chemistry department is accredited by the American Chemical Society. The physics student prepares herself for one of the highest paying and most rewarding fields, with many opportunities for advancement. The students of chemistry and physics will help to I-ill the increasing demand for scientists and teachers. The students study in the three-story science building, which has well-equipped laboratories for work in biology, chemistry, and physics. DR. HAROLD T. BAKER Assistant Professor DR. ROBERT W. HIGGINS Professor and Director l DR. HELEN A. LUDEMAN Associate Professor DR. WILLIAM L. MECAY Assistant Professor wgvs,fff.1'..' mmmgraif.1 as f