University of the Ozarks - Aerie Yearbook (Clarksville, AR)

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Facult Nfl h 19 Elezabeth H. Harrison Mrs Carmth r . I . h 1 . - Mid.: Associate . e s IS siowmg er stuc ents correct typing procedures. Professor, Business: Acting Head, Department of Business Edna L. Carrothers M.S.E.: Assistant Professor, English and Secretarial Science James W. Perrett B.S.g Instructor, Business Business Offerings of the department of business are grouped in two subdivisions: business administration and secre- tarial science. The courses are selected and designed to help the student in preparing for such needs as securing a broad cultural educationg preparing for a commercial or professional careerg teaching in the field of business education: and obtaining a background for graduate study. The student learns the basic principles of business organization, practice and skills which he applies in his personal life as a citizen and in his professional and occupational life. 1 Mrs. Elezabeth Harrison prepares her typing students for a speed test Mrs. Edna Carrothers lectures on filing and secretarial procedures.

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is. Jean Moore Cavell Ph.D.g Professor, History and Social Scienceg Head, Department of Social Science Social Science The courses offered in the department of history, political science, and sociology are selected and organized so as to give the stu- dent a general background for the under- standing of present events in their economic, historical, political, and social setting. An at- tempt is made to meet the needs of the stu- dent who intends to specialize in this field as well as of the student who desires to meet social science requirements for some other field of study. J. V. Frederick Adele Tumer l'h.D.g Professor, History Ed.D.g Professor, Sociology Faculty One of Dr. Shuster's duties is to assist students with any problems they might have with history courses. She is shown here discussing a problem with David Dymond. Dr. jean Cavell conducts a group discussion during History of Civilizationfa required K freshman course. 'W Erma E. Shuster D.Music, Ph.D.g Associate Professor, History: Head, Department of History

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Frank F. Ingram M.S.:Associate Professor, Physical Education: Head, Department of Physical Education Don W, Jgneg C. M8I'VlI1 Lay Nina D. Rice M'Ed.: Associate M,Ed,g Assistant M.A.g Associate Professor, Professor, Physical Professor, Physical PhYSiCHl EdUC2ii0H: Educationg Athletic Educationg Head Track DirCCI01', Physical Director Coach Education for Women Physical Education The purposes of the physical education depart- ment are: to provide an educational experience which will develop in the student good health habits, grace in social contacts, self-discipline, obedience to rules, respect for authority, and good citizenshipg to de- velop skills in sports with a carry-over value for use in leisure time activitiesg to provide, through the intramural program, voluntary participation in sports activities for all studentsg to give professional training to those students who intend to teach physi- cal education, plan to coach athletics, or wish a foundation for a career in recreation work.