Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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College of Business The growth of the College of Business testified to the ever increasing impor- tance of man ' s commerce with man. The four-year-old home of the college, the Jesse Knight Building was almost filled with the offices and classes of the college. A legendary member of the College of Business was the old master of the arts, the impresario, Dean Emeritus Herald R. Clark. Students on campus were often found strolling along with him, enjoying his opinion on an up- coming event, or listening to him speak of some experience. Throughout the year he taught a class, and spent many hours a week scheduling cultural events for campus. Dean Weldon J. Taylor and family spent the year in Cairo, Egypt, as Dean Taylor worked with the Institute of Manage- ment Development. Acting dean for the year was Robert J. Smith who lead an active, varied life surrounded by his wife Lola, eight children, and the duties of being a first counselor in the BYU Stake Presidency. The students in business were edu- cated around a firm basic core which expanded to specifications in account- ing, business management, business education, economics and statistics. Robert J. Smith Acting Dean

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Lab demonstration better than textbooks

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Practice after theory rather than trial and error Roman Andrus Business Management Nadine Ashby BEOM ft. DerMont Bell BEOM Robert Brienholt Business Management Ivan Call Business Management Gary Carlson Computer Center Melvin Carter Statistics Edward L. Christ ensen BEOM Herald R. Clark Economics, Dean Emeritus Wayne Clark Economics Lars G. Crandall BEOM Evan M. Croft BEOM