University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Anita Fernandez, vivacious Gamma Phi, is best known on the campus as junior Weekend Queen and a member of the Rally Squad. Sbe was co-mistress of ceremonies at Co-ed Capers and a member of the Student Union Committee. f Www, A 11 A 'X 9 n2Yhk F .IF i

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DEAN VICTOR P. N. H. COMISH, Professor of Busi- ness Administrationg C. L. KELLY, Professor of Business Administra- tiong A. B. STILLMAN, Professor of Business Administrationg H. BOND, Professor of Business Ad- ministrationg A. L. LONIAX, Pro- fessor of Business Administration. 9 4 ai.. Me. XPANDING economic life in Uregon presents un- precedented opportunities and responsibilities to the School of Business Administration at the University. An increase in business fields open to women has been an important result of the war. No longer are they largely confined to olhce routine, and most of the majors in the school now are women. The dynamic postwar period approaching is a chal- lenge to the school's faculty and students. Provision is being made for veterans who will return with broader viewpoints and difficult personal problems. The return- ing men and women who will major in business admin- istration may well become the leaders of Oregon business and industry. Prom their vision and hard work will come the understanding which will enable Qregon to adjust to vast postwar developments in the Pacific area. HE SCHOOL is preparing to readjust its courses, emphasis, research, and methods to meet these future responsibilities. Accounting, marketing, merchandising, foreign trade, production management, personnel man- agement, real estate, insurance, finance, and secretarial Work will be ogered to suit the needs of students. Most of these courses were given this year, but in the future they will be expanded and new methods of instruction will be applied. Victor P. Morris, dean of the school, is active in business affairs and is chairman of Oregons Postwar Beadjustment and Development Committee. ' in ,ag 1 5 - F4-.N r V fs r . 3 ,', ., , -.54 ,f ' ' V QV: - . , 5 . - E 1-...X PERS' fi ,f F s ' , '34 wil Wag 1 - -2 1 f 1 4 ' . - ms..-A - .t 4. .fm -- ' ' I Lv. if--1:9-r,fj'f, vii q -. - 3 f fur' 2-J -r.e,2sxz'Fa.w -' K .i -... ,.,,. . 1,-g ,Hz , , 5x.S1,?Qgm.- A .,,t,:,e.,. t., iii- i 1 A ,. . a char., 1 .lr QA. .mir tg 'rv ix MM N Y , A -. 1. rl,-. .4--a',y 4 X ,f ..,..-fs,.1,.,r t x ,, s. W, A. - X.-ft-Eve, D 4 - MM' K :gf-aw . . . - -f-,-ffm. 'E , .1-1 . i H.. J, ,. . ,, - - , ,,v.4,5gxa.c 4755? swam wg, .gh ,.!M,5,vQ:b,.Acgh,..-ly. , : 5,2 V yr- -. .-gpf ., ,lf Ticgat.fs11 e,g-+4--K.- eg,f-fff. taxa we A , i , , I f . 'sr .,,rtg .. - S '-ay ,X ,, . A . ,s V ' 2 1 53-gg-5-.s,s5fggg5 ns His' -.:fr-- s'f' .:' '. , .. v - K f fr , , r . ft 'ffl r W fffisafrgzt . v , ss.-.v Q , M, if, , M -str . ,g f' .gs-JQ,v.,. ,. 3- V F' -.sz- RY' . , 5 - ., - 7 -span . . .1-MQW. . -- .4 : t',tL7glK, l . w .hi 0, N-'Nad 'R 1?