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- President Carl Sauer
- Unknown
- Sauer, Carl; American Institute for Foreign Trade;
- Carl Sauer came to Thunderbird in March, 1950, as Assistant to the President under Dr. William Schurz and continued to serve in that position under Schurz's successor, Edward Juliber. When Juliber stepped down in 1953, Sauer was named president, a...
- AIFT Coffee Shop
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- American Institute for Foreign Trade
- The Thunderbird Coffee Shop in the 1960s reflected the international culture of the school with posters from many countries lining the walls.
- AIFT Nursery
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- American Institute for Foreign Trade
- About 50 percent of the students at Thunderbird in 1958 were married men, some of whom were accompanied by their wives and children. The School provided a nursery for the children while the parents were in class, and some of those children,...
- Dr. Milton Towner
- 10 West Studio
- Towner, Milton; American Institute for Foreign Trade
- In August, 1962, Dr. Milton Towner was appointed Dean of the Faculty by President Carl Sauer following the death of Dr. Schurz. Dr. Towner had recently returned from ten years in Indonesia where he assisted the Indonesian government with a survey...
- Miss Universe Visits AIFT
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- Rombin, Hellevi; Miss Universe Pageant; Erickson, Berger
- Jack Butefish '56, Mabel Erickson, Hellevi Rombin (Miss Universe of 1955 from Sweden), and Berger Erickson, pose for a photo during the young woman's visit to the Thunderbird campus.
- AIFT President Dr. Art Peterson
- Unknown
- Peterson, Dr. Arthur
- Dr. Arthur L. Peterson was elected to be President of the American Institute for Foreign Trade at a meeting of the Institute's Board of Directors on April 20, 1966. Peterson came to Thunderbird from the position of director of the Ben A. Arneson...
- Bob and Kax Herberger
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- Herberger, G. Robert; Herberger,Katherine
- G. Robert "Bob" and Katherine "Kax" Herberger pose during the American Management Association World Conference on the occasion of the new alliance between the AMA and AIFT. Bob Herberger was a member of the Thunderbird Board of Directors. Both he...
- Faculty Housing
- Unknown
- American Institute for Foreign Trade;
- In 1964. nine faculty houses (extreme right of photo) were built on the south end of the Thunderbird Campus. These were part of a $1 million building program that would eventually include 12 faculty residences and the Keyman residence hall, the...
- Rubicam and Peterson
- Unknown
- 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...
- 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
- Unknown
- 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
- Unknown
- 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...