Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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CQ! I I-GP QI- ARTS AND SCIENCES PRES!-IMEN POU, LEO H., JR. . . . . Atlanta PRITCHETT, JOSEPH H., JR. . . Atlanta RECE, DON A. . . . . Atlanta REILLY, ENOS J. . . . Atlanta RICHARDSON, BOB D. . Atlanta RICKS, WATSON S., JR. . . Lumber City RIGHTS, CLYDE S. . . . . Tampa, Fla. ROBINSON, STANLEY.M. . . Savannah RODDENBERY, RALPH J. . . . Cairo RUSSELL, ROBERT L. Winder SCRUGGS, JACK H. . . Sweetwater, Tenn. SEALY, HUGH K., JR. . Reynolds SEALY, O. FRED, JR. . . Atlanta SEBRING, ROBERT E. . Atlanta SEWELL, ROY B. . Atlanta SHOENFELT, MARION J. . . Atlanta SHUMATE, ROBERT E. L. . Sea Island SMITH, HAROLD R. . . . Atlanta SMITH, RICHARD B., JR. . . Hawkinsville STAFFORD, W. ALVIS . . Thomaston STEINBORG, BOB J. . . . Atlanta STONE, HUGH F., JR. . Fernandina, Fla. STORY, STACY H., JR. . . . . Atlanta STROZIER, WILLIAM A. . Atlanta STUENBING, LOUIS A. . . Decatur TENENBAUM, RAYMOND .... Atlanta THOMAS, RUSSELL D. . West Palm Beach, Fla. TIDWELL, EARL V., JR .... 4. Atlanta TODD, WILLIAM S. . . Kingsport, Tenn. TWIGGS, L. MARVIN . . . . Augusta WALKER, CHARLES C. . . Cleveland, Tenn. WATKINS, WILLIAM M. . . Hollywood, Fla. WHIDDON, ROBERT E. . . . . Tifton WHITE, L. COMER . . . . Atlanta WILKINSON, PETER B. . Atlanta WILLINGHAM, ROBERT T., JR. . Marietta WISE, E. JEAN .... . Americus WOODSON, GRATTAN C. . . Middlesboro, Ky. WRIGHT, GEORGE W. . West Palm Beach, Fla. ZUMWINKEL, JOHN H ..... Decatur I221 wwf , 'V ,W .f5'1l1'2?f'1-f. 49 . , . '1..Q..'3? 5? ., W 'f A S .131 f -. , g g, A , V . ww , If , A I kv . . I 'V-im -N. NWN' I . v.. 4. Y? .f-an T.

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I 'W 49, ' IQ, l' . Business as usualf, This isn't printed on the front door of Fishburne, but the phrase in some way symbolizes the staunchness of the School of Business Administration. The all-inclusive war effort has found places - valuable places - for those students majoring in Business Administra- tion, Industrial Management, Accounting, and various other fields. The school is training them by speeding up the assembly lines of a complete college education. The courses are modernized each year, new courses are added to give the student a better understanding of business prob- lems in war time. s This year the Student Council after much lengthy discussion and debate, gave the tired businessmen a place to rest-a lounge, After the issue was declared unconstitutional and tabled, the appropriation was finally granted and the furniture and fixtures for the room selected by a business school committee and Louise Kilpatrick. Tastefully furnished, the lounge affords students a pleasant atmosphere in 24 which to utilize their off-periods. Students study, talk, and read here-glad for the chance to vacate the usually congested halls. Bob Mizell, the Dean, who is also Director of University Development, furnished the school with an irreplaceable source of advice and knowledge. Both sympathetic and firm in his beliefs, he calmly guides with the asset of ex- perience. A small but excellent faculty effi- ciently carries its heavy load by teaching dif- ferent courses each quarter. Miss Kilpatrick, the Dean,s secretary, is invaluable in making out new schedules and programs besides doing many other jobs. Working on the principle of concentration in one of the various fields of business, the Bus Ad school first gives its students a thorough Liberal Arts education during the lower division train- ing. Students are then put through a series of business foundation courses and finally the field of concentration is opened up for students, specialization.