Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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ADMINISTRATION Members of fhe faculty in this college are Clarence W. Efroymson, Mrs. Eileen J. Zeiger, Ardin E. Hays, Samuel M. Woolsey, Walter Myers, Jr. and Frank Miller. In the Journalism Department, Mrs. Rosamond R. Jones is the acting head, and she is ably assisted by Leonard E. Pear- son, Ronald W. Gilbert and Victor Peterson. Also, in this school there are numerous night school classes which are taught by professional businessmen who are able to give students the practical side of economic theory and business administration. The Journalism Department instituted a new process this year including laboratory trips to printing plants or newspaper offices. The members of the reporting classes edit the campus publication, The Collegian. Left to Right: Hunter Peterson Jones Pearson Gilbert

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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS The newest college is the College of Business Administration, which was started in 1937. It is still headed by Dean Maurice O. Ross, who is also president of the university. The program of training is designed to offer students the op- portunity to familiarize themselves with modern business practices and operations, and to thus give them the knowledge and understanding of the changing and developing character of economic society and the responsibilities that are laid upon educated men and women engaged in economic and journalistic activity. In addition to the theory courses offered, the college gives a number of technical and tool courses such as accounting, statistics, secretarial training, editing, and copywriting and elective courses are also given. Because of its location in a metropolis, the college provides close con- tact with various types of businesses in actual operation and so gives the students a preview of the careers they have chosen. The following degrees are given: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Bachelor of Science in Jour- nalism, and the graduate degree of Master of Science in Business Administration. 0 ' - ' -.,

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COLLEGE OF The faculty of the college includes Dr. P. M. Bail , Dean, Dr. Frank Gorman, Head of the Department of Elemen- tary Education, Dr. Albert Mock, Head of the Department of Secondary Education, Miss Patterson, in charge of Kindergarten preparation. Staff members who teach students preparing for elementary education are Dr. Gor- man, Miss Holliday, Mr. Joseph Lautner, Miss Ida Lo- braico. Miss Gates, Miss Patterson, Dr. Potzger. Classes in secondary education are conducted by Dean Bail, Dr. Mock, Dr. Leonard, Dr. Whisler, Miss Thuemler, and Mr. Gilfoy. Under the supervision of these professors the College of Education trains well qualified young men and women as teachers in our kindergarten, elementary, and high schools. A teacher placement office to aid in secur- ing positions after graduation is maintained. DEAN PHILIP M. BAIL Left to Right: Whisler Mock Leonard Left to Right: Davis Patterson Reisser Left to Right: