Armstrong College - Aldus Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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accounting club CHARLES MOFFATT BILL CARLSON Advisor President Any student majoring in accounting is eligible to become a member of the Accounting Club. The club, under the pres- ent leadership of Bill Carlson, president, holds three meet- W as a 1 as mi M 'flu M s -S..I-IM- -'w1-xal?Nw- F1-U S ll llg aw -anal 55 agsgm e H -151 H en s a ax- f FIRST ROW, left to right: Brian Jeffcott, Robert Evans, Ann Johnson, Lloyd Hamilton, Emmy Lou Newton, Sue Haugh, .Ioan Kern, Marie Fagulia, Shirley Ludricks, Ruth McLean, Emily Symnns, Frank Coelho. SECOND ROW: James Safriet, Mervin Yoder, Dean Puckett, Tom Pereira, Jack Sonnenfelt, Ben Valdez, Ed Clark. Robert Summers, John Dion, Alfred Duarte, Robert Alvarado. THIRD ROW: Loren Gaulter, Mike I6 ings per quarter which are preplanned and designed to further the interests and endeavors of those majoring and interested in accounting as a successful future career. Meetings are held during school hours and often include educational films for entertainment. Men prominent in the accounting profession are invited to speak at these club func- tions on current progress and problems, as well as job oppor- tunities for the graduating senior in the ever-expanding field of accounting. Torres, Doug Langford, Gerald Schreeongost, Richard Enes, Wilfred Tom, Raymond Gee, Bill Chang, George Fong, John Chan. FOURTH ROW: Joe Cisnciarulo, Joe Otsuka, Wil- liam Hunter, Al Peralta, Nom Lamoureaux, Bryce Daniels, Robert Campbell, Ronald Krage, Ernest Bnrel, Robert Mar- cum, John Barham, Charles Siegrist, Raymond Guularte, Allen Ishida, John Rider, Eliphuu Burgess.

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EDWIN TROXELL Advisor JAMES DIANI President FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Schmidt, Bill Morrison, Sanford DuBois, Glenn Taylor, Chuck Maddock, Ernie Lambert, Al Finney, Ron Goya, Art De Setta, Norm Sull- ber , Gene Sharp, Ron Benson, George Krug, Don Bennett. SECOND ROW: Thelma Jackson, Carl Zieminski, James Laird, Nick Poppelreiter, Marvin Sanders, Cleve Beck, Stan- ley Hanson, Monte Cameron, Fred Wolf, Eduardo Cruz, John Robinson, Vincent Baldini, John Gaddy, Edmund Franke, Mike Anderson, Tony Rantz. THIRD ROW: Dave Canier, Joe Colaci, Jim Diani, John Chambers, Allen Robertson, Ed Capriola, Billy Lemon, Bill West, Bob Packard, Dick Blake, Tommy Li, John Penberthy, Mark Hamilton. FOURTH ROW Robert Johnson, Robert Antaki, Jerry MoCuan, Dick Matta, Joe Landi, Bob Sours, Norm Lescure, Stanley Lam- pitoc, Elliot Breuer, Arthur Witcomb, Willard Thomas, Dante Gosiengliao, Morris Dare, Doug Brooking. FIFTH ROW. Ed Sweeney, Phillip Muller, George Campau, James Smith, Cyril Swanson, Al Duckworth, Robert Donovan, Wer- ner Yun John Harguindeguy, David Day, Maurice Quesnel, James Shipps, Jerry Fredenburg, John Ekman, Ed Shangh- neasy, John Daly. buslness management club The Business Management Club is composed of those students majoring and specializing in the field of business management. With Jim Diani as president, the club has continued its various functions such as films relating to the world of business and to management as a whole. Guest speakers, prominent in the Held of industry and management, are invited to speak on selected topics of interest to the students. At the end of each meeting there is a general discussion and question period whereby the student has a chance to partici- pate and ask questions of general concern relating to the topic at hand. This is all a part, and an important one too, in the education of the business management major. I7