University of North Alabama - Diorama Yearbook (Florence, AL)

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First Row: Roy Stevens, Department Chairman; Lyndon F. Dawson; Lawrence Conwill; Ellen Moore. Second Row: Holley J. Allen; Mavis A. Curry; Mrs. George Hoffmeister. Mr. Roy S. Stevens, Department Chairman, B.S., M.A., Eastern Kentucky State College. Florence since 1950; Mr. Lyndon F. Dawson, B.S., M.S., Mc- Neese College. Florence since 1959; Mr. Lawrence H. Conwill, B.B.A., M.B.E.. University of Mississippi. Florence since 1958; Miss Ellen Moore, B.S., Florence State College. M.S., University of Tennessee. Florence since 1953; Mr. Holley J. Allen, B.S., M.S., Auburn University. Florence since 1959; Miss Mavis Cu»ry, B.S., Eastern Kentucky State, M.A., University of Kentucky. Florence since 1959; Mrs. George Hoffmeister, B.S., Florence State College. Florence since 1954. DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS This department offers majors in general business administration, accounting, marketing, retailing, secretarial science and busi- ness education; a minor in business administration; and a special two-year preparatory curriculum in secretarial science. Grad- uates with a major in accounting from the FSC department have been highly recognized in their profession. Proficiency tests are required in typewriting and shorthand to determine the appropriate first course for students who have had typewriting and or shorthand in high school. A proficiency test in business mathematics is required of all students who plan to enroll in Elementary Accounting. Ralph Mclntire and Sam Kapland discuss business (?) over a coke. Okay. Mr. Sadler, I ' ll buy the saw. Do you have anything else?

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Mrs. Mary W. Huff, B.S., M.S., University of Georgia. Florence since 1946: Mrs. Florine K. Rasch, B.S., Alabama College, M.S., University of Tennessee. Flor- ence since 1949; Mrs. Cella J. Wilson, B.S., M.S., Univer- sity of Alabama. Florence since 1950. Not pictured, Mrs. William Mcllrath. Mrs. Mary Huff Chairman Mrs. Florine K. Rasch Mrs. Celia J. Wilson DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS The general objective of the hlome Economics curriculum is the personal development of the individual for homemaking as well as for a professional career. One ' must follow a prescribed curriculum which leads to a B.S. Education degree with a major in Vocational hlome Economics. This major meets the requirements for a Class B. Vocational Professional Certificate which is accept- able for teaching both General and Vocational hlome Economics in the Secondary schools in Alabama. Below: Home Economics majors and Mrs. Huff observe Home Economics Week. ' ' ipkUclnti, Above: There is an art to pouring tea. 52

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Mrs. Phillip Anderson Mrs. Harold Glasscock Mrs. Mary A. Peacock Dorthy Bivens Mrs. W. H. Glenn Nelson Van Pelt Richard Bunn Mrs. Martha Griffin Mr. George Terry Mrs. Melville Burns Mrs. Mabel Harper Mr. R. L. Reeder Mrs. Delores Cole Mrs. Nell Ingram Mrs. Sybil Stevens Barbara Cox Mrs. Essie Knight Mrs. George Terry THE STAFF AT FSC Students, Faculty, and Sta-ff enjoy a sumnner outing together at the Annual Watermelon cutting. Mrs. Glenn recruits some aids. 54