1955 Thunderbird (yearbook)

              ADMINIsTRATION

Board of Directors
AL F R E D K N IGHT Phoenix, Arizona
Acting Chairman of the Board
Chairman of the Board, Rust- Proofing, Inc.
WAlT ER R. SIMSON Phoenix, Arizona
Chairman of the Board, Valley National Bank
F I NLEY P E T E R DUNNE, Jr. Washington, D. C.
GRADY GAMMAGE Tempe, Arizona
President, Arizona Stale College, Tempe
BARRY GOLDWATER Phoenix, Arizona
President, Goldwater's, Inc.
Member, United Stales Senate
HUGH C. GRUWELL Phoenix, Arizona
President, First National Bank of Arizona
WALT ER HAR NISCHFEG E R Milwaukee, Wisconsin
President, Harnischfeger Corporation
G. R. H E R B E RG E R Scottsdale, Arizona and
Director, Buller Brothers Chicago, Ill.
MEL YIN S. JACOBUS San Francisco, California
Partner, J. J. Jacobus & Co.
EDWARD B. JUL I B E R Phoenix, Arizona
Vice President, Phoenix Tille & Trust Co.
BENTON M. L E E Phoenix, Arizona
Resident Manager, Dean Witter & Co.
PAUL W. LITCHFIELD Akron, Ohio
Chairman of the Board, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.
J O H N J. LOUIS Chicago, Illinois
Partner, Needham, louis and Brorby, Inc.
JOHN B. MILLS Phoenix, Arizona
Investments
A. L E E MOORE
A. l . Moore and Sons
EDWARD V. O'MALLEY
President, O'Malley lumber Co.
Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix, Arizona
EUGENE C. PULLIAM Phoenix, Arizona and
President, Phoenix Newspapers, Inc. Indianapolis, Ind.
RAYMOND RUB ICAM Scottsdale, Arizona and
Retired Chairman of the Board, New York, N. Y.
Young & Rubicam, Inc.
H E N RY B. SARGENT Phoenix, Arizona
President, Arizona Public Service Co.
CARL A. SAU E R Phoenix, Arizona
President of the Institute
FRANK l. S N E l l Phoenix, Arizona
Partner, Snell & Wilmer
V ERNON E. SOLT Glendale, Arizona
Manager, J. C. Penney Co. of Glendale, Arizona
National Advisory Council
B R U C E BARTON New York, N. Y.
Chairman of the Board, Batten, Barton, Dursline &
Osborn
WILLIAM l. CLAYTON Houston, Texas
Farmer Under Secretary of Stale for
Economic Afairs
RAL P H P. COUSINS, Maj. Gen., USA-Ret. los Angeles,
Executive Vice President Founders California
Insurance Co.
LEWIS W. DOUGLAS Sonoita, Arizona
Former United Stales Ambassador Ia
Great Britain
F R E D J. K E l l Y Washington, D . C .
U. S . Ofice o f Education
T H E RT. REV. ARTHUR B. KINSOLVING I I
Episcopal Bishop o f Arizona
JOHN H. MacMi llAN, Jr.
President, Cargill, Inc.
THOMAS A. MORGAN
Phoenix, Arizona
Minneapolis, Minnesota
New York, N. Y.
Chairman of the Board, The Sperry Corp.
FLOYD B. ODLUM New York, N. Y.
Chairman of the Board, The Atlas Corp.
EDWARD EWING P RATT New York, N. Y.
Professor of Foreign Trade, New York University
C. R. SMITH Washington, D. C.
Chairman of the Board, American Airlines, Inc.
LOWELL THOMAS Pawling, New York
Author and Commentator
W. ST OUDER THOMPSON
BRAYTON WILBUR
President, Wilbur- E llis Co.
MRS. BARTON K. YOUNT
Troy, Ohio
Son Francisco, California
Phoenix, Arizona
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CARL A. SAUER
President of the Institute
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MABEL ERICKSON
Registrar
STANTON S. von GRABILL
Vice President of the Institute
BERGER ERICKSON
Treasurer of the Institute
Business Manager
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EMILY C. BROWN
Director of Public Relalions
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DONALD M. JOHNSON
Director of Placement
PLACEMENT OffiCF -
THE PLACEMENT OFFICE PUBLIC RELATIONS
Where Jab-Seeking Begins Brochures being prepared for mailing
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JEAN MY ERS, R.N. PAUL DEUELL LORA WHEELER
Resident Nurse Bookkeeper librarian
These are the people behind the people who run the Institute. If there was a
check to cash, a phone call to be taken, a book to be located, placement information
to be posted or a cold to be treated-these were the people who did the job. Their
daily work kept the administrative wheels turning.
VIRGINIA ALVIS
Secretory, Placement
First Semester SECRETARIAL STAFF
Seated: Pot Mohamed, Business Manager; Dorothy Coker, Placement. Standing: Ruth
Richardson, President; Eleanore Betta, Foreign Trade; Carole Greene, Public Relations;
Martha Snyder, Registrar; Clara Veil, Cashier.
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MAINTENANCE and
HOUSEKEEPING
Fred G. Gyger, Amanda Henderson,
Charles Braley
HOUSKEEPING
STAFF
Chessman, Hart, Giford
CHAUFFEUR
Tom Sunderlin
MAINTENANCE STAFF
Sitting, O'Neill, Hart, Nichols. Stand­ing:
Giford, Pearsall, Gyger, Price,
McKerrihon.
STUDENT PART-TIME
WORKERS
front row, Neitz, Fecko, Bohlke, Whit­low.
Back row, Stolen, Holl, Deleon,
Jones.
MANAGERS, DINING HALL
Paul and Sy lvia Weichert
DINING HALL
STAFF
Left to right, Gasdia, Tig­non,
Poe, Sands, Garrison,
Duke, Nenneman, Martin,
McCullough.
COFFEE SHOP STAFF
Left to right, McCullough, Nenneman,
Johnson, Johnson.
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DEPARTMEN T
OF
WILLIAM L. SCHURZ, B. Lilt., M. Lilt., Ph.D., University of
California. Director, Deportment of Area Studies and Professor
of Area Studies and International Relations.
A I FT's largest class, Dr. Schurz's Latin America Area Class.
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EMILY C. BROWN, A.B., Ohio State
University; Graduate Study, University
of Southern California; Georgetown
University. Instructor in Area Studies.
AREA
STUDIES
Far East Seminar session in the Indian Room.
Here we studied the characteristics of that part
of the world in which we were interested. Informa­tion
on its geography, economics, social structure
went into our notes, term papers and tests along
with 1·he latest on modes of life, health conditions,
social customs, religious beliefs and other aspects
of foreign cultures. Future business and other deci­cions
will be formulated on the sound knowledge
of the area and its civilization which we were given
in this department.
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GAIL MURPHY
New York University (Graduate Courses). Director, Depart­ment
of Foreign Trade end Professor of Marketing
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PAUL M. WILSON
B.S., Indiana State Teachers College; M.A., Ohio State
University. Associate Professor of Accounting and Secre­tary
of the Faculty
WILLIAM S. SHATERIAN
Columbia University. Professor of Foreign Trade
DEPARTMENT
OF
GERARD R. RICHTER
University of Ber!in, Associate Professor of Foreign Trade
WILLIAM D. HACKER
B.S., California Institute of Techno:ogy;
M.B.A., Harvard University Graduate
School of Business Administration. Visit­ing
lecturer in Management and Human
Relations.
FOREIGN
TRADE
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BRUNO M. TREVINO
B.A., M.A., University of Texas. Research
Counsellor and Assistant Professor of Mar­keting.
JUAN M. FRIKART
Bachiller, Colegio National Norte, Buenos
Aires; A.B., M.A., University of Arizona;
B.F.T., A I FT; University of Colorado. In­structor
in Foreign Trade.
Here's a formula no foreign trader will ever forget
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In the Department of Foreign
Trade we studied the basic prob­lems
of marketing and the financ­ing
of foreign trade during the
first semester. During the second
semester we came as close to the
"real thing" as possible in prepar­ing
our foreign trade notebooks
and doing real market surveys.
Instruction was frequently supple­mented
with lectures by visitors
who are specialists in various
fields of marketing or foreign
trade.
Registration Day, the Foreign Trade Department goes after recruits.
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Howard W. Tessen, A.B., A.M., Oberlin College; M.A., Ph.D.,
Yale University.
Director, Department af Languages, and Professor af Languages and
Linguistics
The Department of Languages had the greatest claim
on our time. Here a patient staf of American and
native instructors led us through the maze of unfamiliar
words and sounds to provide us with a good basis for
understanding and being understood in whatever area
of the world we choose.
Frank R. Jac:kle, B.S., Missouri State College;
M.A., University of Missouri; Universidod Nacional
de Mexico.
Associate Professor of Spanish and Communications
Amalia M. Suarez, A.B., Arizona. State College;
A.M., Universidad Nacianal de Mexico.
Associate Professor of Spanish
DEPARTMEN T OF
Guilherme de Castro e Jorge L. Carrera, C. .
Silva, Graduate in Law, Facul­dade
de Direito, Universidade
do Brasil; Certificate in Liter­ature
and Phonetics, lnstituto
Brasii-Estados Unidos; Certifi­cate
in English Studies, Indi­ana
University.
Franc:isc:o L. Gaona, B.S.,
George Williams College; M.A.,
Universidad Nacional de Mex­ico.
Assistant Professor of Spanish
(on /eave of absence, I 954·
1955)
Maestro de Educacion, Escuela
Normal de Guatemala; Certifi­cate,
Escuela de Estudios Co­merciales;
B.F.T., A I FT; M.A.,
Universidad de San Carlos.
Assistant Professor of Spanish
Juan M. Frikart, Bachiller,
Colegio Nacional Norte, Buenos
Aires; A.B., University of Ari·
zona; B.F.T., A I FT; University of
Colorado.
Assistant Professor of Spanish
Assistant Professor of Portu­guese
[ LANGUAGES
Raquel F. de Gaona, Uni­versity
of Oklahoma; Mills Col­lege;
Certificate of Aptitude
and Permanence as teacher,
Mexico.
Instructor in Spanish
Carmen Madri9al, Bachil-ler
en Ciencias y letras, Colegio [ Superior de Senoritas, Costa
Rico; Maestro Normal, Universi­dad
de Costa Rica; Poza Insti­tute,
N. Y. llnstructor in Spanish
Blanca de Trevino, B.A.,
Texas State College for Women.
Instructor in Spanish
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Edouard Alain Coze, Bac­c
a I au r e a t Philosaphie- lettres,
Academie d'Aiger; B.A. San
Jose State College.
Instructor in French
Yvette R. Richard, Bacca­laureat,
Universite de Grenoble,
1940 licence es lettres, Univer­site
de Nancy, 1944; Diplome
d'Etudes Superieures, Universite
de Nancy, 1945. Instructor in French
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Juana H. Carcelen, Uni­versidad
de San Marcos, 1945,
1948; English language Course,
louisiana Stole Univ. 1949; graduate study, Univ. of New
Mexico, 1949-1950. Instructor in Spanish
Maria L. de Noronha,
Convent of the Sacred Heart,
london; Manhattanville College
cf the Sacred Heart, N. Y.;
Certificate in Spanish, Brooklyn
Trade and Technical School.
Instructor in Portuguese and
Spanish
Ophelia de Castro e
Silva, College Notre Dame de
Sion, Rio de Janeiro.
Assistant in Instruction in Portu­guese
Laurence M. Finney, A.B.,
M.A., University of Kansas;
B.F.T., A I FT.
Instructor in Spanish
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Donald F . Alger
Green Bay, Wis.
B.S., St. Norbert's
College
Russell H. Bill
Bedford, Mass.
B.S., Iowa S. College
Melba A. Colgrove
Prospect, Ohio
Paul F. Anderson
Lincoln, Neb.
B.S., Univ. of Neb.
Donald S. Carley
Boise, Idaho
Un iv. of Idaho
B.A., Muskinqum College
Robert l. Armstrong
Wilkes Barre, Po.
B.A., Syracuse Univ.
Roger A. Castro
Santa Cruz, Calif.
B.S., Externado, San
Jose, San Salvador
John R. Aston
Escondido, Calif.
B.A., Univ. of Calif.
Eugene Cauchon
El Cajon, Calif.
B.A., San Diego S.
College
1955
JAN U!AlftY
Walter E. Besecker,
Jr.
Delavan, Wis.
Ariz. State College
Thad R. Chamberlain
Davenport, Iowa
B.S., Univ. of Iowa
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Paul C. Davis
Elmo, Washington
B.A., Univ. of Wash.
Bradley F. Hollihon
Tempe, Arizona
Arizona State College
Lynn P. Lull
Phoenix, Arizona
B.A., Montano State
Robert M. Oliver, Jr.
Mansfield, Ohio
B.A., Dartmouth
James H. Dolan
Darien, Conn.
B.A., Dartmouth
Fred C. Hanssen, Jr.
Palo Alto, Calif.
B.A., San Jose State
Joseph W. McGinnis,
Jr.
Salt Lake City,
B.A., Univ. of
Arthur L. Ortiz
Taos, N. Mexico
Utah
Utah
B.A., Univ. of Wis.
Will C. Duncan, Jr.
Los Angeles, Calif.
B.A., UCLA
Donald G. Hoey
Minneapolis, Minn.
B.A., College of St.
Thomas
James w. McPherson
Congress, Arizona
B.S., Un iv. of Arizona
Ernest A. Parada
Santa Barbara, Calif.
Univ. of Los Angeles
B.A., Santa Barbara
Howard R. Flint
Missoula, Montana
B.A., Univ. of Mon­tana
Hermann P. Kaercher
Stuttgart, Germany
Stuttgart Sch. of Bus.
Admin.
Billy F. Martin
Auburndale, Florida
B.S., M.A., Univ.
Florida
Theodore R. Parker
Willimantic, Conn.
B.A., Yale
of
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James I. Holden
Midway City, Calif.
Northwestern Univ.
Robert M. Lorenz
Sherman Oaks, Calif.
B.A., Stanford Univ.
Thomas E. Nay
Arcola, Ill.
louisiana State;
Univ. of Ill.
Lloyd J. Patterson
Lemon Grove, Calif.
San Diego State
James C. Piculas
Reno, Nevada
Univ. of Calif.
Daniel Romanof
Aurora, Ohio
B.A., Kent State Un iv.
Charles J. Sommer
Pittsburgh, Pa.
B.A., Univ. of Calif.
Robert A. Warren
Robinson, Ill.
B.A., Eastern Ill. State
Don S. Prentice
Rockford, Ill.
B.A., Univ. of Wyo­ming
Richard A. Schoen­berg
Camp White, Oregon
B.S., Univ. of Oregon
Sharman J. Steen
La Mesa, Calif.
B.A., UCLA
John P. Weaver
Canton, Ohio
B.S., ML Union Col­lege
Walker M. Reid
Madison, Wisconsin
B.A., Univ. of Wis.
Dale l. Sheets
Phoenix, Arizona
B.A., Pomona College
Alan A. Stowe
Longport, N. J. B.A., Hobart College
George N. Weismille1
Johnstown, Pa.
B.A., St. Bonaventure
Univ.
Thomas C. Rigler
Kenilworth, Ill.
B.A., Univ. of Iowa
C. R. Slfelton
Rotan, Texas
B.A., Baylor Univ.
Robert J. Tyldesley
Los Angeles, Calif.
B.A., UCLA
Ray A. Woodside
Hubbell, Nebraska
B.S., Northwestern
Univ.
John B. Rock
Los Angeles, Calif.
B.A., Univ. of Calif.
K. Nick Slijk
Rotterdam, Holland
B.A., San Jose State
Jean Marie Viborel
Nice, France
B.A., Univ. of Wash.
Roy W. Young
Hollywood, Calif.
B.S., U.S. Merchant
Marine Academy
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Scarsdale, New York
B.A., Occidental Col­lege
Harold Barnett
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Stephen S. Adams
Asheville, N. C.
A.B., Univ. of N. C.
Thomas Borne!!
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Univ. of Coliforn ia
M. F. T.
Charles W. Busbey
Chicago, Illinois
B.S., Univ. of Illinois
B.F.T., A.I.F.T.
David Auch
Columbus, Ohio
B.A., Miami Univer­sity
Robert Bates
Tucson, Arizona
B.B.A., Univ. of Ari­zona
Harold Boll
Lodi, California
B.A., College of the
Pacific
James Q. Bean
Son Diego, California
A.B., Son Diego State
1955
M\AY
Almus C. Barlow
Santo Barbaro, Calif.
B.A., Univ. of Calif.
William D. Beard
Atlanta, Georgia
B.S., Georgia Institute
of Technology
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William H. Beard
Herculaneum, Mo.
A.B., Central College
G. Yves Beyer
Irvington, New Jersey
B.A., Cornell Un iv.
A. J. Breidenbach
Seattle, Washington
B.A., Univ. of Wash.
Sydney Chayes, Jr.
Bayonne, New Jersey
A.B., Cornell Univ.
Curtis 0. Berg
Mahnomen, Minn.
B.A., St. Olaf College
Arthur S. Billings
Torrance, California
B.A., Principia College
David Brown
Phoenix, Arizona
L.A., Trade Tech. Jr.
College
Henry N. Conway, Jr.
Little Rock Arkansas
B.S., Univ. of Santo
Tomas
James C. Betta
Collinsville, Illinois
B.S., St. Louis Univ.
Russell A. Bohlke
Carmel, California
B.A., Univ. of Calif.
Donald C. Burdon
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Virginia Military
Institute
Gilbert W. Corey
Cheyenne, Wyoming
B.A., Univ. of South­ern
Calif.
Wm. l. Bettison, Jr.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
B.S., Univ. of Mich.
David R. Bollenbeck
Sheboygan, Wis.
B.A., Univ. of Miami
Normand Cabral
N. Westport, Mass.
l.A., Providence Col.
Robert Crigler
Phoenix, Arizona
Arthur 0. Beyer,
Brighton, Michigan
B.S., Univ. of Detroit
James M. Boytler
Seattle, Washington
B.S., Washington
State College
Louis M. Coso
Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona State College
Dean Curry
Great Bend, Kansas
B.A., M.A., Middle­bury
College
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James E. Cushing
Wayne, Michigan
B.S., Univ. of Okla­homa
Richard J. Di Maio
Santo Ana, Co/if.
B.A., Pomona College
Eric E. Ericsson
Kokomo, Indiana
B.S., Purdue Un iv.
Carter George
Grandview, Missouri
B.A., Univ. of Arizona
Paul G. Darnall
Benton, Kentucky
B.A., M.A., Univ. of
Kentucky
Robert Dunham
Madison, Connecticut
B.S., Univ. of Arizona
Edward J. fecko
Concrete, Washington
B.A., Washington
State College
Thomas H. Greene
Maple Heights, Ohio
B.B.A., Univ. of Texas
Dean D. Daugherty
Coalinga, California
B.S., Oregon Stale
College
Jarulv Egeland
Parma Heights, Ohio
Slavanger Handels
Gymnasium, Norway
Henry W. ferris
Ithaca, New York
B,A., Yale University
Hans J. Gusdorf
Santa Fe, N. M.
Robert L. Davidson
Berkeley, California
A.B., Univ. of Calif.
Keith C. Elliott
Honolulu, T.H.
B.A., Univ. of Hawaii
Juan Forster
Temple City, Calif.
Sawyer Business Col­lege
Richard K. Hall
Seattle, Washington
Seattle University
Edward R. De leon
Los Angeles, Calif.
B.A., Univ. of South­ern
Calif.
Robert A. Entzminger
Oklahoma City, Okla.
B.S., Oklahoma A. &
M. College
James L. Freimuth
St. Louis, Missouri
B.S., Univ. of Notre
Dame
James Ross Hanahan,
Ill
Charleston, S. C.
B.S., Citadel
Edward E. Hillock
Inglewood, California
B.S., Arizona State
College
David Rye Jones
Phoenix, Arizona
B.A., Arizona State
College
Robert Keyes
Riverside, California
B.A., Univ. of Calif.
David K. Lewis
Yakima, Washington
Portland State
Jacob Horwitz
Irvington, New Jersey
Mexico City College
Oliver L. Jones
Knox, Tennessee
B.S., East Tenn. State
College
Arthur F. Kline
Phoenix, Arizona
Duns Scotus College
Jack Lockledge
W. Pittston, Pa.
B.A., Univ. of Arizona
James K. Hutchinson
Des Moines, Iowa
B.A., Drai-:e Univ.
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Harley B. Kelley
Phoenix, Arizona
A.A., Phoenix College
Rayn A. Lawrence
Newton, Connecticut
B.A., Stanford Univ.
Ray C. Lopez
Fresno, California
B.A., Fresno State
College
John R. Izard
Phoenix, Arizona
B.S., Univ. of Arizona
Kenneth B. Kelchner
Poplar, Montana
B.S., N. Dak. State
David N. Lawrence
Newton, Connecticut
B.A., Stanford Univ.
Richard Luers
Santa Ana, California
A.B., Occidental Cal.
Joel N. Johnson
Sherman Oaks, Calif.
A.B., Stanford Univ.
Ben H. Ketchum
San Diego, California
A.B., San Diego Stole
Peter C. Lee
Denver, Colorado
B.S., Univ. of Colo.
Richard McCall
Palo Alto, California
B.S., Santa Clara
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Carl P. McCrillis
Belden, California
B.S., Univ. of Idaho
John Robert Mays, I II
Memphis, Tennessee
A.B., Vanderbilt Univ.
Alfred L. Monks
Mid/and, Michigan
B.A., M.A., Univ. of
Mich.
John W. Nord
Glendive, Montana
B.A., Montana Stale
Univ.
William H. McFall
Sacramento, Calif.
A.B., College of the
Pacific
Arden Mays Merckle
Plant City, Florida
Florida Southern Col.
Adalbert H. Naujoks
Luebeck, Germany
Oberschule z. Dom
Norman P. O'Donnell
Sturgis, South Dakota
A.B., Univ. of S. Oak.
John B. McSweeney
San Jose, California
A.B., Son Jose State
Eugene J. Meyer
Kerrville, Texas
B.B.A., Texas A. &. I.
Waller R. Neitz
Braintree, Mass.
Univ. of Oklahoma
John Owens
Pacific Palisades,
Calif.
A.B., Univ. of Calif.
lindus Cody Marsh
Tucson, Arizona
B.A., Univ. of Arizona
Armond B. Miller
Waukegan, Illinois
B.A., Dartmouth
Barbara Nelson
Las Vegas, Nevada
A.B., Univ. of Calif.
Donald Patterson
St. Allston, Mass.
B.S., Arizona Stole
College
Martin E. Molhein
Bell, California
B.A., Univ. of South­ern
Calif.
Malcolm R. Mofloll
Des Moines, Iowa
B.A., Univ. of Iowa
Donald A. Nelson
Hibbing, Minnesota
B.A., Washington
Stole College
Gloria Peterson
Kansas City, Missouri
B.A., Univ. of Iowa
Bruce K. Pierce
Long Beach, Calif.
A.A., long Beach City
College
Mary Ann Potier
Pomona, California
B.A., Pomona College
Benjamin l. Rand, I I
North Tonawanda,
New York
B.A., Hiram College
James H. Schorfe, Jr.
Duarte, California
B.A., Claremont
Men's College
Woller Pinkston
San Jose, California
A.B., San Jose Stole
John Powando
Pittsburgh, Po.
B.A., Mexico City Col.
Richard B. Ranney
Ellicottville, New York
B.B.A., St. Bonaven·
ture
William l. Shallberg
Birmingham, Mich.
Michigan Stole Col.
Stephen K. Plume, Jr.
Scottsdale, Arizona
B.S., U. S. Military
Academy
Patrick Powell
Fountain, California
B.A., Pomona College
Robbins Risher
Des Moines, Iowa
B.A., Univ. of Arizona
Lawrence Silva
San Luis Obispo,
Calif.
A.B., Stanford Univ.
Wilma Plunkell
Palo Alto, California
Stanford University
Richard E. Punnell
Bufalo, New York
B.A., Univ. of Bufalo
Richard H. Romney
Los Angeles, Calif.
B.A., Univ. of Calif.
M.B.A., Stanford
Richard M. Smiley
Sl. Petersburg, Fla.
B.A., Univ. of Florida
Richard Pooler
Tucson, Arizona
B.A., Univ. of Arizona
George R. Rainof
Jersey City, N. J.
B.A., Tufts College
William H. Ryan
Evanston, Illinois
B.A., Mexico City Col.
lansing M. Smith
Son Francisco, Calif.
B.A., Univ. of Calif.
Victor Stom m
Los Angeles, Calif.
B.A., Univ. of South­ern
Calif.
John A. Thomson
Portsmouth, Ohio
B.A., Univ. of Calif.
Mary Jean Wasson
Tacoma, Washington
A.B., College of
Puget Sound
Roger C. Wilson
Waco, Texas
B.S., Univ. of Ark.
Robert l. Steinmetz
Tucson, Arizona
B.B.A., Univ. of Ariz.
Gerald Treat
Fenton, Michigan
General Motors lnst.
Donna Jane
Weinrebe
Minot, North Dakota
Univ. of Arizona
Richard W. Wooley
Tacoma, Washington
College of Puget
Sound
Michael V. Stolen
Westfir, Oregon
B.S., Univ. of Oregon
George W. Tregea
Gilberton, Po.
B.B.A., Univ. of Ariz.
Albert J. Wells
Phoenix, Arizona
B.A., Univ. of Ariz.
Charles D. Yost
Tucson, Arizona
B.B.A., Univ. of Ariz.
John D. Stratton
Jackson, Michigan
B.A., Univ. of Mich.
John E. Vaughn
Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix College
Ned E. White
B.S., Minot State
Minot, North Dakota
Teachers
Barbara Yunker
Long Beach, Calif.
B.A., Scripps College
Robert l. Taggesell
Portland, Oregon
B.S., Univ. of Oregon
William F. Wassmann
Kankakee, Illinois
B.A., Stanford Univ.
Richard Whitlow
Good Hope, Illinois
B.S., Bradley Univ.
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CLASS OF JANUARY, 1956
Front row : Neal, Chamberlain, Bailey, Dunham; Second row: Fletcher, Peters, Fauquier, Hansen, Zimmer, Murison; Third
row, Proctor, McGauvern, Haydn, Salanides, Fletcher; Fourth row, Galt, Knuth, Rose, McNally.
Front row: loback, Owens, Norcross, Oaks, Coyle; Second row: Jarrett, Johnson, DeRobertis, Davis; Third row: Stewart.
Kjelstrup, Smetherman, Stanek, Brann, Brawn; Fourth row, Monk, Olson, Luchsinger, Green.
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CLASS OF JANUARY, 1956
Bailey, Robert N. Tucson, Arizona
B.A., University of Arizona
Brann, Norman J. Bellingham, Washington
B.A., Western Washington College
Brown, Robert J. Portland, Oregon
B.S., lewis and Clark College
Chamberlin, Robert W. Portland, Oregon
B.B.A., University of Oregon
Christensen, Robert F. Portland, Oregon
University of Portland
Churidis, Robert P. Raton, New Mexico
B.A., University of Colorado
Coyle, Robert J. Hollywood, California
B.A., University of California
Davis, Robert G. Pasadena, California
B.S., Oregon State College
DeRobertis, louis Tucson, Arizona
B.S., University of Arizona
Dolan, Carroll E. Woburn, Massachusetts
B.A., Harvard University
Dunham, Dale G. Columbus, Ohio
B.I.E., Ohio State University
Fauquier, Edward H. No. Hollywood, California
B.A., University of California
Fletcher, Kingston Minneapolis, Minnesota
B.A., Yale University
Galt, Stewart S. Ferguson, Missouri
A.B., Princeton University
Gillis, Walter D., Jr. Toronto, Ohio
LL.B., Ohio Northern University
Hansen, Marian Tacoma, Washington
College of Puget Sound
Hayden, Jack J. Falls City, Nebraska
B.S., University of Nebraska
Himes, Thomas M. Springfield, Ohio
A.B., Wittenberg College
Hunsaker, Amanda Watsonville, California
B.A., San Jose State College
Hoy:·, John G. Plainfield, New Jersey
B.A., Colgate University
Jarrett, Fred G. Fresno, California
B.A., Fresno State College
Johnson, Roy W. Meriden, Connecticut
B.A., University of Denver
Kjelstrup, Robert E. Minot, North Dakota
B.S., Minot State Teachers College
Knuth, Ronald l. lakewood, Ohio
B.A., De Pauw University
Krabbe, Donald J. Quincy, Illinois
B.A., Westminster College
Laubach, Harry J. Phoenix, Arizona
B.S., Arizona State College
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Luchsinger, Raymond G.
B.A., University of California
Macbeth, Pierre de St. J.
B.S., Santa Clara University
MacNally, Read D.
A.B., San Diego State College
McGavren, Bruce H.
A.B., University of California
Morris, Robert l.
B.S., Purdue University
Murison, David J.
A.B., Syracuse University
Neal, Harry C.
B.A., University of Texas
Norcross, Robert J.
B.A., Carroll College
Oakes, George B.
B.A., Hemline University
Olson, Ernest S., Jr.
B.A., Beloit College
M.A., Middlebury College
Parrish, Diuguid B.
A.B., Duke University
Perlman, Irving C.
B.A., New York University
Pentoney, lawrence
San Diego State College
Peters, John R.
B.A., University of Minnesota
Proctor, Custis N.
B.S., Florida State University
Rose, louis F.
University of Arizona
Salonites, Stephen M.
B.S., University of Arizona
Shuman, Robert A.
B.A., Grinnell College
Sink, Paul B., Jr.
San Jose State College
Smetherman, Robert M.
B.A., Claremont Men's College
Stewart, John
B.A., University of Minnesota
Tierney, William R.
B.A., University of California
Todd, Newell W., Jr.
B.A., Westminster College
Varty, Robert J.
B.A., The Rice Institute
Warren, B. Clark
University of California
Zimmer, Thomas J., Jr.
University of Chicago
Zvanovec, ladimir
B.A., University of Toledo
No. Hollywood, California
Carmel, California
los Angeles, California
Corona del Mar, Cali􀀧􂜮.?.rnia
Evansville, Indiana
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Gainesville, Texas
Menominee, Michigan
St. Paul, Minnesota
Racine, Wisconsin
Huntington, West Virginia
Sharon, Massachusetts
Riverside, California
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Altamonte Sp., Florida
Globe, Arizona
Oakland, California
Wilmette, Illinois
Southgate, California
Pasadena, California
Shippensburg, Pennsylvania
No. Hollywood, California
Falls City, Nebraska
Evansville, Indiana
Santa Barbara, California
Agana, Guam
Toledo, Ohio
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KEY MEN
PORTUGUESE
U.S. firms which have men
scheduled for immediate place­ment
overseas in managerial ca­pacities
have found the intensive
six-week course in languages ex­cellent
preparation for these men.
These students also attend area
lectures while on campus.
Lei>' to right, Mr. Jackie, Verne Bliss, Arthur Philippon, Ruth Ernst, Morris Ernst,
Rita Philippan, Jean Bliss.
Left to right, Mr. Coze, Eugene Tetirick, Alan Low, Renee
Tetirick, Bruce Mcleod, Sally Mcleod.
Nellie Kirkpatrick, Secretary, Language Deportment
FRENCH
This year's classes in Portuguese
and French were attended by men
from some of the most active U.S.
firms in the field of foreign com­merce.
They learned in six weeks
what is normally covered in the
sixteen week course in languages.
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ACTIVI TIES
Romanof, President,
S.A.C. First Term.
February Reception for new students
STUDENT AFFAIRS COiv\MI TTEE
Seated: Romanof, Parker; Standing: Patterson, Martin, Potter, Lorenz, Steen,
Ericcson, Steinmetz.
Erieeson, President,
S.A.C. Second Term.
DELTA PHI EPSILON
Fron: row: Weismiller, Reid, Sheets, Anderson, Bohlke; Second Row: Pooler, Demmerle,
Beyer, Bean, Bettison, Tregea; Third row, Darnall, lewis, Ketchum, Schade, Gusdorf, lock­ledge;
Back row, Johnson, Stilley, lawrence, Davis, lorenz.
Seyer, President,
Second Term
Sheets, President,
First Term
Fron! row, Marsh, Boll, Neitz, Chamberlain, Pierce, Romney, Daugherty, Izard;
Back row, Rcmd, Betta, Steinmetz, Hallihan, Cook.
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MARKETING CLUB
Front row: Ketchner, Gusdorf, lorenz, Ericsson; Back row: Rom­ney,
Johnson, Lewis, Pooler, Rand, Viborel, Demmerle, Cabral,
Bean, Scharfe, Weismiller, Anderson.
Bohlke, President, Second
Term
President, First Term
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Fronl row: Chomberlain, Halden, Ortiz, Slijk, Bohlke; Second row: Prentice, Sheets,
Costro, Anderson; Third row: Jones, Neitz, Ba:l, Beyer, Lockledge, Vaughn, Stei­metz,
Daugherty; Fourth row: Cook, Betta, Izard, Eliott.
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Patricia Slijk, Co­Chairman,
Lenore Sheets, Co­Chairman,
First Term
WOMEN'S
CLUB
Sheila Smith, Co-
Chairman,
Term
Second
Alice Tregea, Co­Chairman,
Second
Term
Mid-semester tea is a friendly wel­come
for wives of new students on
campus.
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Roger Castro, President, First Term
PORTUGUESE
CLUB
Dean Curry, President, Speakeasy
and Portuguese Clubs, Second Term
SPEAKEASY
CLUB
Nick Slijk, President, First Term
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TOM BARNETT, Photo Editor
D O N NELSON, Photographer
D E E JAY WEINREBE, Business Manager
and Layout Artist
PAT NORCROSS, Co-editor, Art
G E O R G E T R EGEA, TOM G R E E N E, Advertising
Salesmen, D I C K WOOLEY, Advertising Manager THUN DERBIRD STAFF
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THE CHORUSES
PORTUGUESE
SPANISH
FRENCH
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Rock, Donee Instruc­tor,
First Term
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LAS POSADAS
The pinola ploys a wily game of tog with blind­folded
boy and club.
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Donee In­structor,
Second Term
Each Christmas the traditional Latin
American Christmas pageant, Las Posa­das,
is presented under the direction of
Mr. Amalio Suarez. The language
choruses sing the carols of other coun­tries
and the Christmas story is told in
Spanish, French and Portuguese, as it
is enacted by students.
At the 19 54 presentation, John Rock
related the story in French; Roger Cas­tro,
in Portuguese, and uave Lawrence,
in Spanish.
Three Wise Men ore framed in a tableau in the
Christmas pageant, with a background of choral
music.
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SPORTS
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Football draws a big audience.
With some improvisation everyone comes to the Mardi Gras.
10:00 Cofee Break at the P.X.
Barbershop "Quartet": Rand, Smiley, Wassmann, Neitz,
Todd, Bean.
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small
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Best Wishes to the Class of 1955
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