Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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BUSINESS SCHOOL OFFICERS: FRED SEMAIN1E. Treas- urer; LOUISE SMART, Secretary; JAMES MARSEE, Vice- President; BOBBY CRUMPTON, President. CLINTON A. BERGSTRESSER, Visiting Assistant Professor ol Business Administration, 194H. A.H., M.A.. Lafayette College: M.S., University of Pennsylvania. CAROL J. N1CKLAS, Assistant Professor ol Secretarial Science, 1954; B.S., M.B.A., Indiana University. riiWk l. PHILLIPS. I isiting Professor of Mathematics ami Statistics; Bachelor of Didactics. Newton College; Master of Didactics, Iowa State Normal School; A. 15.. Iowa State Teach- ers College; M.A., State University of Iowa; Ph.D.. University of Chicago. G. WILLARD FREEMAN. Visiting Professor of Business idmin- is ration: D.B.S., Webber College. DAVID . MILLER. Assistant Professor of Business Adminis- tration, 1955; U.S.. B.A., University of Florida; C.P.A. NI)HM SMITH. Secretary to the Dean of Business Adminis- tration. VERNON R. KIELY, Assistant Professor ol Economics, 1955; U.S.. M.S.. lima State College. ROGER 0. GILES, I isiting Instructor in Business Administra- tion; A.I!.. Florida Southern College; LL.B., Cumberland Uni- versity; 1. 1. .11.. Stetson University. ARTHUR H. LEAVITT, Assistant Professor of Business Admin- istration: M.E.. Cornell University. MAXINE L. PATTERSON, Associate Professor of Secretarial Science. 1948: U.S.. Man Washington College of the University of Virginia: M.B.E.. I ' nis er-it of Colorado. DAVID M. BEIGHTS, Professor of Accounting, L953; V.B., Uni- versitj ol Colorado; M.S.. Ph.D.. University of Illinois, C.P.A. GAIL Ml RPHY, isiting Assistant Professor of Business Admin- istration. 1955; M.F.T.. American Institute for Foreign Trade. 25

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION The School of Business was established in 1940. It is housed in its own building on the main campus. The college graduate entering business without special preparation suffers a handi- cap; similarly one who confines his study to business is hand- icapped. The program of the School of Business, therefore, is a combination of academic and business subjects. The Faculty endeavors to cultivate in students those qualities of mind and character that will make useful citizens with high ideals of business morality and social responsibility. Students are en- couraged to acquire a clear understanding of modern industrial soi ict and of their responsibilities and opportunities in it. I! I EDWARD C. FURLONG Detnt of Business School £

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IIOOI Ol MUSIC The Stetson School of Music is a member of the National Association of Schools of Music. The school prepares stu- dents for the music professions, including the teaching of music in the public schools and the directing of church music. There is a preparatory department for children and for students whose previous training has been insufficient. The School is housed in DeLand Hall and Annex with sepa- rate facilities for the bands and the orchestra in the Band Hall. A specialized music library supplements the music- literature collections of the University Library. CLAl. ' DE M. ALMAND Opoii of Mnsi - School