Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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SEQ .IANIICS SH.-XRNIAX Cliairiiuui. .-X.Nl.. l'--iilmflx Milli as at L Division of Health Physical Education, Recreation The Physical Education Division aims to develop and maintain the physical health of the individual, and train students for professional performance in health, physical education and the allied fields through one or more of the seven areas of instruction. These include the required physical education program, the adapted program, the professional program, the extension program, the in- tramural program, the intercollegiate athletic program, and the corrective therapy program. , ' ' fM l dg JOHN T. HAYWOOD, IR., MS., Univeristy of Alabamag LELA ANNE BREWER, BS., l-IOHNdH.CEEJWIiARlVlEgNlXLAVifPlEl3lVgUl:iiNO Belly illoward Collegeg AVALEE WILLOUCHBY. NLS., University of Marylandg JOHN LEE AplvIG1gTR6JNfEigeM A University of Alabgmal WAYNE GRUBB, BS., University of Tennesseeg WILLIAM C. HYDE, B.S., Samford University

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School of Business The principal objective of the School of Business is to give the students the background of basic education which will enable them to take advantage of their abilities in rising to high positions in commerce and industry. In- cluded in the curriculum, for those who major in any of the areas of business administration, are studies in flj lib- eral arts, f2j basic business courses and C31 professional specialization. The basic business course requirements of the school provide a broad knowledge of business funda- mentals and the operation of the economic system. The breadth of knowledge provided in these courses opens the doors of opportunity in many areas of business and indus- try. Professional specialization prepares the student in a particular field so that he may meet the job demands for specialized knowledge in an area that interests him. WILLIAM D. GEER Dean, D.B.A., University of Indiana EVERETT G. LEMERON, MS., George Peabody Collegeg KEITH BRYANT, Ph.D., University of Alabamag CHARLES W. LANGDON, Ph.D., University of Alabamag MELVIN W. SMITH, Ph.D., Ohio State University. Not pictured: LERONZO T. REEVES, Ph.D., Northwestern Universi- ty, MRS. WYNELLE D. JACKS, M.A., University of Alabamag RALPH E. ROZELL, M.A., University of Alabama

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Division of Humanities Department of English The Department of English seeks to teach students to develop a mature understanding of the values of lit- erature, and to use the tools of language with skill and efficiency. AUSTIN C. DOBBINS Head, Ph.D,, University of North Carolina ANN H. HARVEY, M.A., Vanderbilt Universityg PAULINE J. POWELL, M.A., Baylor Universityg KATHRYN GREEN, M.A., University of Alabamag PATRICIA V. BEATTY, M.A. University of Alabamag FRANCES W. HILL, M.A., Birmingham Soutlierng FRANCES W. OWENS, M.A., University of Alabamag MARTHA P, BROWN, M.A., University of Alabamag RAY M. ATCHISON, Ph.D., Duke University: JOSEPH L. KING, Ph.D., Columbia Universityg MERRITT E. WHITMAN, M.A., University of Pennsylvania-ig SAMUEL I. MITCHELL, M.A., University of Texas