Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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CAROL MCKLAS GREEN. Associate Professor of Business Education, 1954 — M.B.A., Indiana University. G. WILLARD FREEMAN, Visiting As- sociate Professor of Business Adminis- tration, 1952 — D.B.S., Webber College. EDWARD COLSON FURLONG, JR., Professor of Business Administration, 1938 — B.S., M.A., Stetson University; Graduate Study, Case Institute of Tech- nology. HENRY F. GODFREY, Visiting Assist- ant Professor of Business Administration, 1956 — A.B., Harvard University. MAXINE L. PATTERSON. Professor of Business Administration, 1948 — B.S., Mary Washington College, University of Virginia; M.B.E., University of Colorado. THE FACULTY LOUISE QUARLES, Secretary to the Business Manager, 1958. RICHARD W. PEARCE, Visiting In- structor in Law, 1958— B.A., LL.B., M.A., Stetson University. DAVID W. MILLER, Assistant Professor of Business Administration, 1955 — B.S., A.B., University of Florida; C.P.A. FRANK McKINLEY PHILLIPS, Visiting Professor of Mathematics and Statistics, 1947 — Bachelor of Didactics, Newton Col- lege; Master of Didactics, Iowa State Normal School; A.B., Iowa State Teach- ers College; M.A., State University of Iowa; Ph.D., George Washington Uni- versity. DAVID M. BEIGHTS, Professor of Ac- counting, 1952 — A.B., University of Colo- rado; M. S., Ph.D., University of Illinois; C.P.A. JOHN E. BARTHEL, Assistant Professor of Economics, 1955 — Diplom-Volkswirt, Doktor rer. pel., University of Berlin. 21

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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Founded in 1940, the School of Business is the newest of Stetson ' s four colleges. It is housed in its own building on West Minnesota. The school is designed to avoid hampering the graduate from a limited education ; therefore forty per cent of his work is taken in the liberal arts field. These hours lay a broad foundation so that he has some knowledge of his- tory, government, science, and literature as a background. The rest of the student ' s work is taken in a major area of concentration designed to make him proficient in some field of business activity. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Bill Cross VICE-PRESIDENT Jack Dupre SECRETARY Ginger Barnett TREASURER Andy Smith DEAN EDWARD COLSON FURLONG From left are Jack Dupre, Andy Smith, Ginger Barnett, and Bill Cross.

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SCHOOL OF MUSIC Stetson ' s School of Music prepares students for the music profession, including teaching, directing, and performing. It also includes many courses for the non-professional, and a sub-collegiate department for children and students with insufficient previous experience. In 1932 this school became accredited with the National Association of Schools of Music, and it has steadily grown and improved. Experience in public performance is provided by recitals, oratorios, operas, and concerts. Both the choir and the chorus make many Florida and out-of-state trips for special concerts and festivals ; the band and orchestra delight audi- ences in Elizabeth Hall ; and the pep band provides the most enthusiastic support at soccer and basketball games. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Dan Fletcher VICE-PRESIDENT Jim Moody SECRETARY Mike Olsavsky TREASURER Chris Burns ACTING DEAN DONALD C. YAXLEY From left are Jim Moody. Mike Olsavsky, Chris Burns, and Dan Fletcher.