University of North Carolina Charlotte - Rogues n Rascals or SiSi Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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PIERRE MACY is a multi-linguist, chess expert, and maitre de petits contes. Our versatile French professor has a Ph. D. rrom the University of Paris. FRANCES HOYLE conducts classes in Spanish and is active in the honorary lang- uage fraternity, S igm a Pi Alpha . Her love of fresh air keeps her students huddled in their jackets. She earned her A. B. at W. C. U. N. C. DOROTHY MASTERSON, trained in speech and dramatics at Brockfield College of Speech and the Perry Mansfield Theater Work Shop, keeps her hands more than full as head of a local school of the theatre, director of Park Players, and instructor of public speaking. JOHN KENNEDY, with his degrees, B. S. , Harvard University, A. B ., Cambridge University, LL, D. . University of North Carolina is an inspiration to budding orators.

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The courses offered by the Commerce Department of Charlotte College are an innportant part of the curricula of the regu- lar college students and form the back- bone of the terminal courses in business administration, accounting, secretarial science, and merchandising. Students entered in the School of Com- merce are offered a program which in- cludes the regular university subjects us- ually offered during the first two years of college work in lhe field. Students grad- uating from Charlotte College in Commerce usually transfer to a senior institution to complete their work for a B. S. degree in Commerce. The terminal courses in Com- merce and Economics aredesigned to equip the student to qu alify for immediate employment and to provide further education for employed adults who desire to increase their occupational competency by further study. The Department offers courses in Busi- ness, which includethe operation of busi- ness machines, shorthand and typewriting, and general office practice, in Commerce, including accounting , selling, law, merchan- dising, advertising, and business organ- ization; and in Economics, which include marketing and general economics. .. JJ.S.,1 H»:H.i m Be • jfc IH 4 l ' ' S B m B mi iii l gp I H W i vHI JEROME DONALDSON is an instructor of Accounting in the Commerce department. He is associated with a local business firm. He holds an A. B. degree from East Carolina Teachers ' College and an A, M. degree from the University of Tennessee. NANCY ABELL teaches typewriting and office methods. Speed is her watchword. She is a B.S. graduate of Winthrop College. FRANK R. HARWOOD, Master of Merchan- dising, directs courses in Commerce and Economics, promotes student activities and is a friend of all. He earned his B.S, degree at St. Louis University.