Armstrong College - Aldus Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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Iohn B. Gehling , B.B.A.,M.B.A. Treasurer 153 Alexandra K. Filippenko, B.A. , B.L.S. Llbrarlan Secretary, Roberta Lawsor1,A.A. 1 i 'W' 7 ! Ianet C. Bird' AOB. Lynne Eisenman, A.A. Secretary SGCFGTGFY - Page 13 -

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The student who comes to school for fourvhours a day and goes home with no participation in any other activity here at Armstrong I feel is short changing himself on his college education. The process of learning includes the very important element of learning to work with others. Fundamental knowledge is the essential part of your education: the ability to cooperate and work with others is the fluid that will help this knowledge work for you. The experience gained from Working with the Major Clubs, Student Government, Fraternities and Sororities, Aldus, and other student groups is an intricate part of your training here at Armstrong or at any other college. When you enter the business World you may be asked to assume some responsibility which will call for the organizational talents you have acquired through your work with these groups. Will you be prepared? PHIL BENNETT President A. S. A. C. - Page 12 -

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Profes sor of Merchandising Grover Brink, Inst. Secy Ad. Ann S. Bennett, A.B. Associate Professor of Secretarial Ad. Nathanael N. Hill, B.S., C Instructor in Accounting Bruce P.Flood, B.S., M.B.A Professor of International Trade - Page 14 - I.E. Bedford, B.S., M.B.A. OPOAC William W. Greer, B.S. Ass't. Professor of English and Speech P A C U L T Y