Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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I{()(;ER G. GILES. Assistant Professor of Hiisiiu ' ss Administration, IS ' SS; LL.B., Cum- bi ' rlanil University; I.1..B., Stetson Univei- sity. EDWAKI) C. Kl ' |{l,()N(;, JR., Professor ..I Business Administration, 19;!8; B.S., M.A.. Stetson University; } ' ' ' ' « li ' nfi ' study, Casr Institute of Technology. JOHN E. BARTHEL. Assistant Professor of Economies, 1955; Diplom-Volliswirt. Dotc- tor rer. pol.. University of Berlin. FRANK .M. PHILLII ' S, Visiting: Professor of Mathematics and Statistics, 1947; Ph.D.. GeorKc Washington University. LOUISE tJUARLES. Secretary. m . FACULTY STANDING DAVID M. BEIGHTS, Professor of Account- ing, 1953; A.B., University of Colorado; M.S., Ph.D., University of Illinois. DAVID MILLER, Assistant Professor of Business Administration, 1955; B.S., A.B., University of Florida, C.P.A. SEATED HENRY F. (JODFREY, Visiting Assistant Professor of Business Administration, 1956; A.B., Harvard University. CAROL J. NICKLAS. Assistant Professor of Business Education, 1954; B.S., M.B.A., Indiana University. MAXINE L. PATTERSON, Professor of Business Administration, 1948; B.S., Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia; M.B.E., University of Colorado. CHAUNCEY S. ELKINS, Assistant Profes- sor of Business Administration, 1956; A.B., Marshall College; M.B.A., University of Michigan. 29

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EDWARD COLSON Fl ' RLONG, JR. Dean of the School of Business The School of Business was established in 19-10. It is housetl in its own building on main campus. The colletre rraduate enter- ing business without special preparation suf- fers a handicap; similarly one who confines his study to business is handicapped. The projfram 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 hijrh ideals of business morality and social responsibility. Students are encouraged to acquire a clear understanding of modern in- dustrial .society and of their responsibilities and opportunities in it. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS OFFICERS ROSS WA(iER President PAT O ' NEAL Vice-President SARAH FOSTER Secretary MARK CORNEILIIS Treasurer 2

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♦ % K 4L The Stetson University School of Music was founded in 1934 and is now a member of the Na- tional Association of Schools of Music. The well rounded curriculum prepares students for teach- injr in the public schools and the directing of church music. The school al.so includes a prepara- tory department for children and for students whose previous training has been insufficient. Music activities are centered around DeLand Hall, Annex and the Band Hall. All recitals and special music activities take place in the chapel in Eliza- beth Hall. The recently revised music library, in- cluding- scores, books and recordinjrs. greatly supplements the music literature collection of the University Library. s 1 DONALD CHARLES YAXLEY Executive Secretary of the Faculty of the Music School SCHOOL OF MUSIC OFFICERS ROBERT (JLENDON ' ice-Presi(lcnt DELL .Ml RRY President BARBARA SAMSON Secretary KARL STEIN Treasurer W 30