Arkansas Tech University - Agricola Yearbook (Russellville, AR)

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$ I i. f 1 in i E i 1 W l 24 A Fifth in Business k W. C. CHEVALLIER, GENA GOWIN, MS DON HElMS, CPA Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Business Accounting Associate Professor Economics WILLIAM M. HERMAN l. lONG, BARRY K. MORRIS, LEMLY, CPA MS MA Assistant Professor Associate Professor Instructor Accounting Business Economics JEAN MURDOCH, CLARA THOMPSON, THOMAS TYLER, MS CPA MBA Instructor Instructor lns1ruc10r Business Business Economics Dale Corley, as chairman of the Division of Busi- ness and Economics, succeeded the late Roy R. Weed- in. Twenty percent of all students at Arkansas Tech are enrolled in this department. Four year programs are provided for majors in accounting, business education, general business, and economics. These courses lead to a bachelor of science degree. Two year programs leading to a'n associate in science degree are offered for those training for of- fice positions at clerical, stenographic and secretar- ial levels. Two electronic calculators, valued at $1,000 each and an electric stencil cutter were purchased this year to add to normal equipment and treaching aids used in the division. . New spring courses added to the curriculum in- cluded General Business, Advanced law and General Business, and Principles of Data Processing. The teaching staff includes four certified public accountants. Bailey Hall is the main hideaway for business majors. DALE CORLEY heads the business and economics division at Arkansas Tech. The division has the largest enrollment of any in school. Corley is a certified public accountant. . ...... m ., :u v ......u.r....m. u

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PYLE, lAURICE: Secretary to Education Division. RAGSDALE, PAULA: Secretary to Dean of Studenfs. REID, MA'I'I'IE: Infirmary Nurse Assisiant. ROBERTS, PATSY: Bookstore Clerk l. RUFF, ELBERTA: Residence Director Roush Hall. SHINN, HELEN: Residence Director Paine Hall. SMALL, MIT'I'IE: Secretary 10 Liberal Arts Division. TILLEY, SHARON: Secretary to Fine Arts. TILLEY, WILLIAM: Sfore Clerk. TOOTHAKER, LINDA: Residence Director Brown Hall. TORRENCE, ROSE: Registered Nurse. TROUTI', BARBARA: Bookstore Clerk. WACHTENDORF, PAT: Secretary to Pres- ident. WAITING for the influx of registrants are Tech secretaries, Beth Taylor, Janie Butler, Nancy Hurdle, Ann Hodges, and Anna Conley. They help speed registration of Tech students. 1 f x S E e a f i z i S ; 23

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w h W. C. CHEVALLIER, assistant professor of economics, and Don Helms, assis1ant professor of accounting and a certified public accountant, discuss material for their upcoming classroom sessions. THROUGH these doors walk the business leaders of tomorrow. Bailey Hall serves as the nucleus for the business classes. STUDENTS work studiously for a grade in an examination which is being taken in one of Bailey Hall's elevated classrooms. 25