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- East Apartments Groundbreaking
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- American Institute for Foreign Trade
- Frank Snell, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of AIFT, turns the first shovel of earth to break ground for the new East Apartments and lounge on June 28, 1966. Thunderbird President Art Peterson (right) looks on. The units marked the first major...
- Rubicam and Peterson
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- Rubicam, Ray; Peterson, Arthur L.; American Institute for Foreign Trade
- Ray Rubicam and President Art Peterson are shown conversing beside the Thunderbird Campus swimming pool. Rubicam, retired Chairman of the Board of Young and Rubicam Advertising, was commencement speaker for the Jan. 1967 graduation. He was also a...
- Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management
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- Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management
- On November 26, 1968, the name was changed to Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management in celebration of the School's 20th anniversary. That name would last only until Dec. 1, 1973, when it became American Graduate School of...
- Addition to the Tower Building
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- Buildings; American Institute for Foreign Trade;
- The new rear wing of the Tower Building, shown at the bottom of the photo, was completed early in 1960, thanks to an alumni fund-raising effort. The building contained two faculty offices, eight listening rooms, and for the first time in AIFT...
- Aerial Photo, 1957
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- American Institute for Foreign Trade; Schools; Airbases; War Assets Administration;
- On March 14, 1957, the School took full title to the property formerly known as Thunderbird Field. The property had been deeded to the School by the War Assets Administration on the condition that, "for a period of ten years….said premises shall...
- Soccer Team 1968-69
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- Soccer; American Institute for Foreign Trade
- The AIFT soccer team of 1968-69 was coached by Thunderbird bursar, Dick Rochford, top row left. Others in the team photo are bottom row l-r Graham Lowe, Roman Quiros, Jerry Mordret, Fred Bloom, John Arnold, John Stanger, Tony Aires. Top row l-r...
- Edwin Coleman
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- Coleman, Edwin H.; American Institute for Foreign Trade
- Professor Edwin H. Coleman created the Thunderbird advertising course, popularly called "Interad," in which teams of students develop a marketing and advertising plan for a product overseas. The plans are then judged by prominent advertising...
- Norton Sobo with Interad Class
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- Sobo, Norton; Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management
- In 1967, Norton Sobo followed Edwin Coleman as director of the advertising program for which Thunderbird became famous. He is shown here in the center of a group of students. In 1968, ten teams vied for the top spot. Presentation included...
- Plans Set for New Library
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- Libraries; Buildings; Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management
- Thunderbird President, Dr. Arthur L. Peterson, and American Management Association President Alexander B. Trowbridge, admire an artist's sketch of the new 15,000 square-foot building which housed the library, alumni center, and placement offices. ...
- Robert F. Delaney
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- Delaney, Robert F.; Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management
- The 1970-71 year was a tumultuous one for Thunderbird. Robert F. Delaney was named president following the resignation of Dr. Arthur Peterson due to health reasons. Delaney took office Sept. 1, 1970. He had been Director of the Edward R. Murrow...
- Mildred Yount and grandson Barton Kyle Yount III.
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- Yount, Mildred; Yount, Barton Kyle III; Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management
- Barton Kyle "Buzz" Yount III, Thunderbird class of 1971 and grandson of founder General Yount, is shown here in a 1972 photo with his grandmother Mildred Yount, the general's widow. The young Yount enrolled at Thunderbird in 1970, graduating in...
- Student Enrollment Increases in the 1960s
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- Students; Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management;
- This 1969 photo shows the growing student body on the Thunderbird Campus. From the School's beginning in 1946 to 1964, enrollment had stayed between 250 and 300. In 1964-65, enrollment in the fall was 261, up 12% over the previous year. In the...