Oglethorpe University - Yamacraw Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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DR. BURROWS MARK D. BURROWS, Ped.D., Dean Training in this field is centered around accounting as a major and other related courses in advertis- ing and accounting as subordinates. The program is designed to prepare the student for work in the business world, and give basic training to those who wish to moke a career as a C. P. A. Other courses are built around the business program to give the student a cultural background to his practical work. Doctor Burrows heads the American History, Political Science, Sociology departments, and Professor Charles Anderson handles the accounting work. Professor H. A. Woodward teaches courses in banking and insurance. PROF. ANDERSON

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xue4ice DR. ALDRICH JOHN A. ALDRICH, Ph.D., Dean Offering a diversified program hich gives special training in all of the sciences, the School of Science prepares the student for work in industries which require special skills in chemistry and physics, and offers courses in pre-med and pre-dental for students who wish to specialize in one of these fields. Heading the Department, Dr. Aldrich is professor of physics and astronomy, and is assisted by Professor Harold Jones, who has charge of chemistry, and Professor D. W. Davis, who teaches botany and biology. Triple E Keith Lone is an assistant in the chemistry department. PROFESSOR JONES

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PJidfUcal ZAucaiixut J. W. PATRICK JOHN W. PATRICK, M.A., Dean As well as being the head football coach of the Stormy Petrels, John Patrick is also head of the department of Physical education. The training if men and women for work as coaches and physical instructors is the primary task of Coach Patrick and his staff. The work is mode as much as possible actual experience in the sports in which the individual desires to later work. An important specialized branch of physical education has been uncovered recently in the demand of the Army and Navy for trained men and women to conduct programs of physical training in army camps and in civilian work in the nation. Already 18 former Petrels are enrolled in the Services as Physical instructors. Dean Patrick is assisted in his department by Professor Davis, Dr. Meadows, o.id Martin Kelly. DR. MEADOWS PROF. DAVIS