Interview with Olan Hamilton; Interview with Olan Hamilton
- Traylor's research on R. L. Moore and the Moore method
- Hamilton's background and introduction to the University of Texas
- Hamilton's fellow graduate students at the University of Texas
- Hamilton's thesis with H. J. Ettlinger
- The mathematics department at the University of Texas
- Scouting talent for Moore's classes
- The requirement of an inexperienced student in the Moore method
- G. T. Whyburn
- Hamilton's independent study with Moore
- Hamilton's teaching style and adaptation of the Moore method
- Sequenced courses
- Teaching graduate students with the Moore method
- Generating interest among students
- Moore's success and his character
- Individualism in academics and education
- Defending the Moore method as a professor
- Freedom to teach as the professors choose
- Moore's ability in producing mathematicians
- The development of the Moore method
- Lucille Whyburn's article, G. T. Whyburn's teaching
- Hamilton's doctoral students
- Moore's PhD turnout
- J.M. Slye's writing and publication