University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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Cllllfllt Ut BUSINESS HlllllllllSlllHllllll Sneered at by more cultural and less practical students, the College ot Business Administration is, nevertheless, playing an increasingly larger role in commerce and industry in Florida. Courses in Bus Ad are ditticult lask any senior taking cost accounting or advanced economic theoryl but students leave the college vvell grounded in the principles and ethics ot the busi- ness vvorld, and most ot them step into positions soon atter re- ceiving their degrees Une might think that Bus Ad is the red-headed step-child ot the University, so neglected has it been when the buildings were handed aut, Courses are taught in practically every building on the campus, and 'tis rumored that one member ot the Business Administration taculty has his ottice out near the drill tield, No man ever graduates from the College ot Business Admin- istration vvithout teeling chagrined every time he buys one ot Mr, Rocketeller's products or smokes one ot Doris Duke's cigarettes, Dean 'Walter Ji lvlatherly is rated as one ot the best speakers in the state, and often steps out ot his educational robes to carry good will to men's luncheons and women's clubs, He is best knovvn on the campus, however, tor alvvays wearing a tie and brightly DEAN WALTER J. lvlATl'lERLY ' ffl shined shoes! as vvell as tor his annual address to the freshman class. T C BIGHAM ..... ..... E conomics Ri L, COLLINS ....... .... A ccaunting S de B DIETTRICH .... ..... B usiness JU W DIETZ ..... ...., B usiness Hi B DOLBEARE ,.i. ..... F 'nance J 13 ELDRIDGE ..., ..... E conomics R B EUSTLER ..... ..... E conomics D VV FLY ...,. ..Accounting H C HUBST ..... Business Law E P PQWERS ,,,, .Accounting Fo W TUTTLE ,.,.. ..... E conomics

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IIIIIJ SCIENCES Boasting most ot the campus characters on its taculty, Arts and Sciences endeavors to shove materialism out the vvindovv in tavor ot the so- called real education, or education in the liberal arts and development ot students' cul- tural backgrounds, but the auestion ot earning a living untortunately must treauently enter into students' decisions. Most underted of all the departments is jour- nalism, vvhich still struggles along in one room in an old dormitory. Remarkable tor its lack ot eauqwnent,notpmmsesyrggevencntypewruer,the department nevertheless succeeds in placing its graduates in responsible positions within the state. H. L KNOWLES ..,. J. M. LEAKE ..... W A. LITTLE .... ..........Physics History and Poli tical Science .........Ancient Language W. L. LOWRY ...,. ....... J ournalism C P LYONS ..... ........ E nglish S W McINNlS .,... ..... M athematics J M MACLACHLAN .... .... S ociology A C MORRIS ....,.. .... E nglish B J I-I OTTE .... ...,........,....., C hemistry A N PAYNE .... History and Political Science W, S. PERRY ,...... ................... P hysics E. C. PHILLIPS, JR .. ..... Mathematics C B POLLARD .... .... C hemistry C, A ROBERTSON... ..... English T B STROUP ...... ..... E nglish D C. SWANSON .... ..... P hysics R. E. TEW .......... ..,.... S peech A. C, VAN DLJSEN. .. ........... Psychology H. K. WALLACE ..... .... B nology and Geology O WILLIAMS ...... R. C. WILLIAMSON, .,.........PsychoIogv . . . . .Physics

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CULLEGE lll EDUCHTIUH The fine points ot teachin' youngsters readin', 'ritin', and 'nth- metic are talxen care ot in the College ot Education, Each year, the teaching protession in Elorida contains a larger number ot University ot tlorida graduates who receive their pedagogical training on this campus Although they must sutter under the General College tor two years, students in the College ot Education make up tor that by studying a Wide variety ot courses in teaching technique and philosophy They are tortunate in being able to do laboratory teaching and study in P K Yonge school, one ot the most mod- ern primary and secondary institutions in the country, where only the latest methods ot instruction are used. Most University students don't pay much attention to Educa- tion until the summer session, when thousands ot women teachers come here tor graduate study and tor maintaining teaching certi- ficates, A large percentage ot summer session enrollees are in the College ot Education, and the normal ratio ot men to women is reversed During regular session a large proportion ot the colleges enrollment consists ot tlorida gridiron warriors, the state's tuture schoolmasters, J BOHANNON A, CRAOO J D HAYGOOD W A LITTLE W T LOETEN A R MEAD E B SALT G B SIMMONS A W TENNEY J, l-l. WlSE l-l. E WOOD DEAN J. W. NORMAN ,Nw 'It I lik.