1964-1965 Yearbook

SOCIAL SCIENCE Much of the American way energetic division seen . In Preparing outstanding students in social science, business and education for leadership positions through the American Studies Program is a major activity of the Division of Social Science. The general education program in this area consists of a political, economic and historical study of the United States, a survey of European history and a study of international relations. Advanced courses are offered in history, accounting, business, economics, political science, secretarial science, sociology, and social science. The theme for the American Studies Program thi s year was uAmerica's Future." Trips were made to St. Louis in the fall and to Cincinnati in the spring to study business, industrial, and government activities. Visiting speakers and members of the faculty present semi-monthly seminars on some facet of the theme. Dr. Roy Wellborne serves as Chairman of the Division of Social Science; Dr. Clifton L. Ganus, Jr., is the Director of the American Studies Program. Billy Ray Cox in accounting and business, Mac Angel in accounting, and Raymond Muncy in history are new members of the faculty . C. Mac Angel, SA, CPA Jerome M . Bornes, MAT Visiting Instructor InstrucTor Accounting Social Science Genevo Combs, SA Billy Ray Cox, MBA, CPA Instructor Assistant Professor Secretaria l Science Business Admi nistration James Hedrick, EdO. CPA Raymond Muncy, MA Professor Assistont Pro fesso r Account ing Histo ry Dallas Roberts, MA Joe T. Segraves, MA AssisTont Professor Assistont Profeswr Politicol Science History Jerry O. Starr, MBA Ermal H. Tucker, MS AssiSTant Professo r Assistan t Professor Economics Busi ness Educotion Bu si ness Admi n istrotion Billy D. V.rkler, MA W. L. Roy Well borne, MS Assistont Pro fessor Professo r Sociology Busi ness Administrat ion HISTORY, a s ta ught here by Professor Segraves to Ron Young, means someth ing because it is presented as on interesting commentary on life. INFORMATIVE desCflbes Jerry Storrs SaTurday morning news analysis

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