Alma College - Scotsman Yearbook (Alma, MI)

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HOWARD A POTTER PhD B.S., Alma College: Ph.D., Harvard University A CHARLES EDMUND A.B., Alma College: M'S ' M.S., University of Idaho , ' ---.-.. Q CHEMISTRY The study of chemistry enables man to appreciate more fully the of Chemists for industrial chemical work or for the further study of beauty of Structure Gnd function of the world around him. In study- Chemistry in graduate school, Second, the pre-professional train- ing the cosmic order he gains a greater sense of the great Power ing for students who wish to enter the profession of medicine, den- which organized this great world. The Chemistry Department at tistry, engineering and finally cultural training in a laboratory Alma has a three-fold obiective. First, the Professional training science, JACOB DEYOUNG, Ph.D. A.B., Hope Collegep M.S., Ph.D., Wayne State University

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ARLAN L. EDGAR, Ph.D. B.A., Alma Collegep M.A., M.S., Ph.D., University of Michigan. V I sr ' 1 fl v ning- 41 Aj - ' A A 1 A if 4 A- and M 1 M i T 'FM' Xi '1-- AM.. Hb x '!::r:,.4 f ' RONALD O, KAPP, B.A., M.S., University of Michigan. --.,.., A., RICHARD ALLEN, D.V.M. B.S., Michigan State University, D.V.M., Michigan State University.

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University MUSA Y HUSSAYNI PhD Head of the Department B.A., MA Wayne State HARRY M. LANDIS, M.A. '-is--.,...,,,, vc B B A M B A American I 1 ei at W,,,.,. mmf-- mv-nur! University of Beirut, gs., Q . . gifwk, I Michigan Iilif ' . .-,'t.-.q,t:..-Mgqvu 3 4 ' S . 'J M Ph.D., University of ig. t BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 8. ECONOMICS The Department of Business Administration supplies the student with an awareness of his economic environment, and has as its basis the student's need as an individual, business leader. It provides the integration of a broad general education, a high level of professional education, and the addi- tional culture contacts from a truly liberal education. The student in this field gains a broad knowledge of the field of business interest and relates the business fields, which enables him to apply this to a as a citizen, and as a future variety of related occupational situations. Modern man is an economic creature. He must be keenly aware of the economic nature of his surroundings and the ways by which it is changed. The courses in economics are designed to provide a student with a better understanding of the way in which economic factors affect men and nations and to prepare the student to be a more efficient producer and consumer of economic goods and services. O ff' N. qw le. fqzswz-'IWAQ' X F 1 Q.--5'-an-.... I ein 5.-, 3' cf 12.1, 1.. -, , ' 5 V. -fs.-94 I f:.?f52', tvs ' 'fi ' 'ssL5f-1-lmllll'-rf ' f 'tis--I X tizgiilfits-s YW -'..se-5Ttat1:MT':s:s.,.-5 -if , X-mtv - M - -S fm . wN-SU I: ' Ev: 2 At -aw - I -4 ,t-Q-3 N,-fi: -. :-,c,t,.-. '1,t2'v:-in :IQ wig-355t9a,1gx:.':1'-I-N H-Q-? :2s'u m. ,, fairest' css, X252--:Liz 4:i:f'.wgQ':lfa '- '-:.:t -- ,.. . .- :Lis 4 u, -wi. , .-.- haze 'c,1I.,sQsS,' g.j ' V 1i92l2-bykllltg - TN 'Nl 5' XV L W 'K . M if fmwxmsfislfhwmglxswsiflsrilstr-l?.Q9IXF'fi3Qiii. i . REX KING, Ph.D. B.S., Michigan State University, M.A., Washington State College, Ph.D., Michigan State University