University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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SEMINOLE 1927 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND JOURNALISM HK School, of Business Administration .and Journalism was established in 1923. with the ultimata intention of making it a college. The establishment of the school met with a hearty response. So many students have applied for registration that it was necessary, on account of limited facilities, to restrict numbers. Business enterprises and newspapermen have exhibited a keen interest in iho I niversity's plan! and have done much to encourage and advance the cause of university education in these fields. The School of Business Administration and Journalism offers instruction in three distinct fields of professional or semi-professional effort: I. Business Administration II. Journalism. III. Sx-ial Administration Ihree undergraduate degrees are given in the School: Bachelor of S iencr in each of the three branches named above. VS. J. Mumou-v. M.A. Dean FACULTY A ai.tiji J. VIathekly. VI.Director and Professor of Economics Cl-irroNU .A. Cl «l». A.B.. Ph.I)m .4s.sistant Professor of Finance Humarii C. Gray. VlJk C.P.A.. Assistant Professor of Accounting M. O. PuiLLirs. Jk., M.A, Instructor in Economic Resources and Foreign Trade Jam ns V. I)av. IIS. Ed.. M.A Instructor in llusines l.au 0« LA Ml K. rv«tnom;, lt.J.. I.I..IL M.A, Assistant Professor of Journalism L. M. IlmsTOL. Mj , Ph.I).. Professor of Sociology and Social Idministration John G. Kiukiin.k. M.N.. Instructor in Economics

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SEMINOLE 1927 COLLEGE Ol PHARMACY Bl.TIIOl (ill practically in it.- infancy. the Coi.i.kck of Pharmacy is coiurilcd to rank high among the other colleges of the country. As an associate member of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, the College receives full recognition for it-courses from all state hoards n qniring attendance in a school of pharmacy as a prerequisite for examination ami registration. Although all schools are required to maintain certain minimum requirements for entrance and for graduation. the College prides itself on the fact that all of its requirements are far in excess of this minimum. The Department of Pharmacognosy and Pharmacology has done considerable work in the development of a garden of medicinal plants. Particular attention is given to those plants which do not grow well in regions farther north, upon which investigations must be made at this I niversilv. The Department has enjoved the cooperation of the I niled Slates Bureau of Plant Industry, the Slate Commissioner of Agriculture, ami the Federated Card n Clubs of America. FACULTY Towm.- R. I.ijcii, A.M- Pn.l). (Chicagoi, Dean of the (.allege Wiluvu John Hi -a. I'ii.C., A.M.. I’ll.I), (lutul Professor of Pharmacy K. ARCHIBALD GlLm.LAN, PlI.C. ILS.. Pn.l). (Yale). Professor of Pharmacy Franklin Javil- Bacon, I'ii.G.. M.S., Pii.I). (Wiicon«inl, Professor of Pharmacognosy and Pharmacology I.YMan I). Fonda. B.S.. Instructor in Pharmacy Krn-t T. Sti hr. B.S.. Instructor in Pharmacognosy T. K. I.rjcii, M.A, Pn.l). Dean

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SEMINOLE 1927 MILITARY DEPARTMENT Major . C. TlPTON. I , Commandant of (add and Professor of Military Science and Tact its Captain K. |. Brenn an. I .''. V. Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tat ties Cam AIN K. M. Yon. l!.S. ., A sustant Professor of Military Science and Tactic » Captain C. S. HtTEMKAD, I J5.A, Assistant Professor of Militars Science and Tactics CAPTAIN W. A. RAVALS I S A, Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics Km r Skbckant K. C. McCallotlr, D.K.M.L. Sowkant l . » Hi nulla. D.E.M.L Slrclant W. I). Klinipctol D.E.M.I.. Serceant C H. Hill D.K.M.I. H. DlWitti Brown. Director of R.O.T.C. Hand and I nitersily Orchestra ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Tin work of tin Athletic I) | artmerit umlrr ll«« direction of Captain K. M. Aon is a mailer of pride and joy to all alumni and Mudenls of ilie I Diversity of Horida. Captain Yon ha worked untiringly in the interest of (iator athletic and the result | eak for themselves. IKnN Capttain K. M. Yon. Ithletic Director Jawl Boaii. Graduate Manager II. I.. Sijmunc. Head Football Coach Hr AOY Cowell. Head HasketbaU and Freshman Football and Freshman llaseball i.t ach Chiller Brow n. Track Coach I.ANCt KlCIIROlRL. llaseball Coach Captain (- S. Whitehead. Asst, llaseball Coach u PoRTtJt. Asst, llaseball Coach Jimma ClX, Asst. Football Coach Major . C. TlPION. Asst. Football Coach Rat Dickvin. Asst. Football Coach . I . PllXMi.A, Freshman llasketball and Isst. Freshman Footlrall lXKN Hrvan. Isst. Freshman Football (.oach . C Harris Asst. Freshman Fi otball Coach Jack Mathew . Asst. Freshman Football Coach li«. GeoRle Wirrek, Asst. Freshman Ftsotltall Coach l R. I.am an C. IIa KLLL. Director of Phssical education John Piouito, I arsity and Freshman Hosing Coach. Trainer l R«ir. II. C. Evans, I arsity and Freshman Tennis Coach Lewis Dt PONT, Soccer Coach Jor. Pomeroy, B resiling Coach GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION In an effort to serve all tlw people in the State, the Extension Service of the institutions of higher learning in Florida, i made up of a General Extension Division and an gricullnral Extension Division. The General Extension Dixision represent the Colleges of rt and Sciences Education. Engineering and lam of the University, and the College of rt and Science and the Schools of Education, Physical Education, and Music of the State College lor Women. The work ol the General Extension Division i carried on by tour departments: The Extension Teaching Department Miiierxiv Correspondence-Study. Class Study, Cluh Study and Short Course . Flic Public We.lare Dc|»arlnient a «i»t with Conference and Institutes. Surveys ami Community Studies. The Department for Instruction h l.ecturr and Puldic Discussion conducts the High ScIwm | Delating league and State Declamatory Contests. The General Information and Service Department ha« charge | the Public Information. isual Instruction. 2$( tiuol and Community Center Bureau and Extension Publication and Traveling and Package Library Service. B. C Blur. A.B, IIS.A, Director Bl RTiin W, Awl . B.S.A.. Reading Courses Km a M. Iumox, Pii.IL. Reticle Coatses UCK L. Alumin, A.B.. Mathematics Earl C. Buck. M.A.. English Ohtun W. Boaii. M.A., Commercial Courses Mara Kllln Kolia, .B, B.J.. English J ami; I). Gi.i nt, .B, History l I11.RT It. Halley. .M, Pll.l), Fnnlish and German Albert I). Ill t on. B.S.K.K., Mechanical Drafting IIi.nra C Jon n on. II.S.E, Cii it Sen ice Ji i.ia Annkttk Keller. B.S., Industrial Art Daviii E. Mi Dow i i.i . .B.. French and Spanish Pail T. Manchester. A.M, Spanish W. S. MlUtiLEToN. .IL. French Mr . Joseph Boimim. B.S.. Elementary Education G. Bam ako Simmon . M.A, History Bai.pii Stoi tamire, II.S.A.. Journalism Ian 1 1. K. Ti.wk'Rirv. Music J. IliHiriR W i l, N.B.. M.A., iMtin and English