New York University School of Commerce - Commerce Violet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Umlmhl ilna Don OKeefe, Frank J. Angell, Arthur I. Colden, Arnold Rothberg, Paul D. Troy. u Kappa au U KAPPA TAU, the undergraduate women's Marketing honorary, is open to all female students in the day or evening divi- sion of Commerce. They must have completed twelve points in marketing with an average of B or higher. An overall average of at least C is also necessary in order to apply. Marketing doesn't have to be your major or minor for you to be eligible for membership in the so- ciety. Throughout the year, Mu Kappa Tau spon- sors speakers, meetings, dinners and get-to- gethers with prominent marketing executives. The honorary promotes a better undertsand- ing of the opportunities open to women in the field of marketing and contact with those al- ready in the profession is maintained. 98 OTA NU SIGMA began as an insurance honorary for tl1e students of NYU. Now, it is in the process of becoming the first na- tional insurance honorary in the United States. Applicants must have an average of at least B-plus in the field of insurance and a general average of B. Faculty advisor Professor Frank J. Angell works in close conjunction with the organiza- tion for the betterment of insurance practices and principles. Valda Jonas, Helene Krieger, President

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Beta Galnlna Si lllil ETA GAMMA SIGMA is the national commercial honorary at the School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance, corre- sponding in the business world to Phi Beta Kappa in arts and sciences. The honorary is designed to honor outstanding students who have attained a 2.3 average in their four years of college studies. Beta Gamma Sigma encourages and rewards scholarship and accomplishments in the field of business studies among collegiate schools of businessg promotes the advancement of educa- tion in the science of businessg and fosters the Class of October 1958 Samuel Harte Richard Krainman Alfred E. LaManchia Robert R. McClintock Class of February 1959 George Behringer Robert Cantor Frances N. Kahn Bob Lee Henriette Sainte-Marie Class of June 1 Sheldon Ames Francis C. Ardsley principles of honesty and integrity in business practice. Elected members of the society wear the insignia of the society, the gold key. The em- blem of the society is one of the most cherished possessions of the student. It represents the attainment of a goal achieved only through self-determination and hard work. lrwin Silberman is presidentg Joseph Kist- ner is vice-presidentg Herbert Tishfield, as- sistant secretary, and Alexander Dmitrieff, as- sistant treasurer. Dean Buckham and Professor Kushell are secretary and treasurer, respec- tively. Gertrude Keck Harriet E. Kelm Stephen P. Kestenbaum Neil I, Kilstein Joseph F. Kistner Lynn N. Konigsberg Joyce A. Lawson Philip S. Lieberman Patrick G. Marra Robert H. Mintzer Lawrence Ryan George J. Senger Richard I. Sharken Marcel Shwergold J espa BQ .W 1... g 959 1 T Donald A. Bernard Alexander Dmitrieff Donald 'C. Finn Stuart M. Foss John F. Garvey Conrad J. Gordon Elizabeth K. Hagedorn Sidney Hecker Paul F. Helfer Gustav W. Johnson, Jr. Irwin H. Silberman Richard E. Sklar Albert Stock James R. Tharp Herbert Tishfield Adelaide S. Viotti Harriet A. Warner Johannes C. Wetzel Gerald A. Vllolf John R. Wloodward 97

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HE society formed to hind together those with a common zeal in furthering interest in management is Mu Gamma Tau. Recognition is made of those who have made great achievements in the field. Inductees must have completed at least fourteen points in managment and have par- ticipated in the Society for the Advancement of Management. In addition, they must have shown an active interest in tl1e field. Respect for the problems and intricacies involved in professional management today is stressed by Mu Gamma Tau. RGANIZED at NYU, the Areopagus Pre- Law Honorary Society is rapidly grow- ing into a national organization. The aims of the organization are to provide a means for students who intend to pursue a career in law to associate in vocational areas. This includes the fostering of principles of character and integrity, and the encouragement of an under- standing and appreciation of law. The officers for 1958-59 were: Philip Lie- berman, president, Professor Harrison W. Gehhardt, vice-president, E. ,ludy Hirschman, secretary, and Gerald Meisel, treasurer. u Ganuna Tau D. Zearfoss, Treasurer: E. Reynolds, Vice-Presidentg C Ray, Faculty Advisorg A. Stratman, President. .Areopa us First row-W, Zullig, I. Katz, P. Leiberman, Presidentg S. Gamerov, P. Helfer. Second row-H, Shapiro,, S. Siegel, G. Wolf, W. Skinner. 99