Fisk University - Oval Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Dr. Webster Cash Chairman An understanding ofthe commercial and civic world helps achieve success and progress. No man is entirely apart from the buying and selling associated with everyday living. To live comfortably and happily calls for a program of intelligent transactions. The Department of Economics and Business Administration plays an integral part in furthering this program and promoting the needs of the broad world of business. Business dministration 1 Mr. Don Spegiel 'I f f QW? ,, lliii '1Tiil,i :Milli ,ll Tl'wll'5i , ' X l i 1 Wills we y. is 1 . H1 :wtf 3 -.'i ,1 :fit N ' W it s i X tm Magi- U wGlHi:l i:1f' , N - we .',, E is 7 1-3 ay' . ai. - ,- . L ij . - My-' - -o'- Z' M fn- - Hi., 1 f 'Z ' use-Q-ffgff'F -if-. ,. ' ' 5131- fi'- , 3: id' VJ' , , ' 11, tr'51fI,':Q-. 12 7 ?'535c'? ' .X- '- vii i - ' , '?f 'f we in ' 1, ' L X A 5211 , . ' YJ' .113 -1' ' 'ag , ,i V . rm , , sm N, , .... Mm..,,,,.,s. ...-. ., - J as im Jil: i it . -- M, it J' i' '-,',k,?SfwerzQi5ig,,llli,ll1gi U' s iff-I-:::: li ' i -1 Q, ,M ' JM ii, 'J'1',,i,?f12wr25 M 5355 lip, ,i 'M x ,i lim ,M -i .i ll git' ' in ,ll V-3951759 tif? ' i A 1 i Q ll fm im sw,.ifg- Ng 1- ' ' will 5 , il, w ??5 'i+f'i,z5 45 -' i f ' 1 Iii -jggfss Mwgrf wifi, . vi- gn-ft '--g- W 1 i f- ':v1FU 25?5??l:': m AK NAM psf'--i g, linen-L in 1 Le .iiii'+ii'V5L, ii. 1 ,..., . ,ii N5-vim-hhH:+ 1 - ' Zi i uw Ml ,, , u if ,,,, , nm, wuz. Sis :ni ,si it --Eg F

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Y Dr. Charles Miller Today, the business world looks for a college education in its members. The mere specialist, the master of one skill or subject, does not make for progressive civilization and culture. Man as a social being must have a broad vision and wide experience. He must be familiar with many Helds ofthought and interest. This rounded culture is what the Economics and Business Administra- tion ' Departments strive to obtain. Through selected courses, the investigating mind is led into various fields of systematized knowledge. Correlation of these courses makes for unity and thoroughness, for mastery in one's chosen Held. Within the program in Business Administration and Economics are practiced the basic entities, namely, accounting, finance, marketing, and management. Moreover, the department does not stop its service to the student in training. lt also has an excellentjob placement where- by leaders in the business world may come and interview prospective employees. Mr. .I oe Penvkey ' ,t g ti ' -Ig. il' iii iii M X ' L' ' :Z , fig. ft-----1' , if-3' 1, fi wp . 1 ggfi.i.gg:g,9.t2,g,, ,. gi, . 1 - - f G i ef i:.Afvz-iw.. l- ' Megsxz. . ii ,ii it N' l ,ittfsfffaiskaisfftfti K , : ....'fwH , win' .fi 'i i wt V1-,gg - ,. ii ,ln i ' s -Sansa i 833554 yu aim i . ,fm 3.3. 5, W. -21 ft J,.s-n'5g'fi., i '4 gei, -'55 it Y l li'-iw . an gg 'vrwiii - i , ' ai, A J K t. i T a

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Students seek key to international understanding ffgx Dr. Ferdinand Gowa One of the most active departments on the campus which can best provide individual attention and direction to its students because of the broad experience and con- scientious efforts to the staff is the De- partment of Modern Language. It has three primary functions: to provide basic courses in general education for students of the college, to provide students with a broad cultural training in the language, and to provide for specialized training in the professional fields ,of French, Span- ish and German. ln , 'mg Wgg, gf, U , ',aag,1':1, r' ,wu1sQir, 5 ifL'wf.' ' 'Tv i r '2'5iEE?' WT M, 3 ' 'V,1'i1- 'i'5sifih:5V,r ' 2'-5 ifiiriigr -- , r , X ,t 122 r ,rf , f-ff -, ra,-M . Mn Robe,-,Johns Mrs. JoAnn Church