University of Tennessee Chattanooga - Moccasin Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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if I w Doris Doe, Professor of Voice. DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC The music department at the University of Chattanooga offers either a Bachelor of Music or a Bachelor of Arts to a student majoring in music. Courses are offered in applied music and the theory of music. Virginia Gross, Special Instructor in Harpsichord and Piano. fea Mcllwraith, Associate Professor of Music, University Organist and DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION The philosophy department offers a major in philosophy or a combined major in philosophy and religion. A student may earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in either of these two fields by taking the required courses and successfully completing 128 hours and 128 quality points. DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS The department of home economics offers two programs to participating students: a four-year plan with a bachelor of science degree and a two-year plan awarding a certificate. The courses required include a general liberal background, detailed home eco- nomics instruction, and a concentration on science courses. Wiley Kim Rogers, Assistant Pro- fessor of Philosophy and Religion.

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o f I V George Warren Averltte, Professor of Health and Physical Education. Beatrice McNeill McRae, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education. Andrew Cecil Moore, Associate Pro- fessor of Physical Education. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION All students at the University of Chattanooga are required to take four semesters of physical education. Students may major in and receive a teacher ' s certificate in Health and Physical Education. The Bachelor of Science may be acquired by completing 128 hours with 128 quality points. Moss Hackett Wright, Assistant Pro- fessor of Health and Physical Edu- cation. DEPARTMENT OF ART The art department allows one to major in either art or art education. Students majoring in art may earn a Bachelor of Arts degree while those majoring in art education may earn a Bachelor of Science. Both degrees require the completion of 128 hours and 128 quality points. George Cress, Professor of Art. Gail Shipman Hammond, Associate Professor of Art; Chairman, Fine Arts Division. Charles Richard Hanton, Assistant Professor of Art. • i Y - j - L k L ' 4 1 k k ■ ' y L r urn v ar W fi ji

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William Kingsley Butts, Guerry Pro- fessor of Biology. Robert V. Curtis, Special Instructor in Engineering. Dorothy Elizabeth Dalby, Assistant Professor of Chem istry. Arvel Lawrence Fincher, Assistant Professor of Physics. Lewis A. Fletcher, Professor of Chemistry. John Richardson Freeman, Assistant Professor of Biology. Kenneth Alvin Biology. Fry, Professor of Irvine Walter Grote, Guerry Profes- sor of Chemistry. Karel Hujer, Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy. Norbert Koch, neering. Professor of Engi-