Franklin and Marshall College - Oriflamme Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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LAIRD, NOEL P., Ed.D. Professor of Economics and Business Administration EVERETT, WINTHROP E., Ph.D. Chairman, Department of Economics twenty-two FISCHER, HAROLD, M.A. Professor of Economics and Business Administration HARTMAN, IOHN I., LL.B. Lecturer in Business Law i . LANCASTER, EDWARD LEE, M.A. Professor of Economics and Business Administration :w MOTTER, DAVID C., M.A. Instructor of Economics BELL, ALBERT L., Ph.D. Chairman, Department of Business Administration

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ALLEN, RICHARD G. ILS. in Chemistry Phi Kappa Psi, Secretary: Chapel Choir: Conestogies: Glee Club, Manager: American Chemical Society: American Association for the Advancement of Science: Black Pyramid: Student Y.M.C.A.: Arnold Air Society: Cross Country: Phi Beta Kappa: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities BOYER, C. WILLIAM B.S. in Chemistry Phi Kappa Psi, Treasurer: Football, C0- Captaing American Chemical Society FISCHER, ROBERT P. B.S. in Clzenzishy American Chemical Society HARTFORD, CHARLES E. B.S. in Chemistry Sigma Pi, Vice President: American Chemical Society: Hullabaloo: American Association for the .-ldvancement of Science: Baseball MULL, DALE RICHARD B.S. in ClZGIlli3l7'y Phi Kappa Tau, Secretary: Student Christian Association, Treasurer, Secretary: Glee Club: International Relations Club: American Chemical Society MUNSON, RONALD A. B.S. in Chemistry Phi Kappa Tau: American Chemical Society, President: International Relations Club, Presi- dent: Sigma Pi Sigma: Phi Bela Kappa olsrmcu, BRUCE F. NAISIN' FRANCIS B.S. in Clzemistry I B T A I Bdiglm CIITIZMT5' 1 - , ,- - Zeta eta aug . inerican lemica ociety, Llmbda Chl Alpha' Ameucan Chemical Treasurer: Sociology Club: Calumet Club: Society: Soccer, Manager: Track, Manager Diagnothian Literary Society iwenfy-one

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. . . conomics and 5115171255 mini5t'zation HE PRIMARY FUNCTION of the economics department is to provide an understanding of the American economic system for those who will work in it, not only in business but in the professions as well. Most of the students enrolled in economics courses do their major work in other departments. Some of the students who major in economics plan to be- come professional economists, with the government, with hnan- cial institutions, or in industry. The majority of economics majors, however, are contemplating using their training as preparation for careers in business, or for work in professional schools, especially law schools. HE DEPARTMENT or BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION aims to provide a broad program designed to familiarize the student with the general field of business. It provides the student with the basic tools and knowledge Qlor example in economics, account- ing, statistics, industrial management, marketing, Hnance and business lawj and shows him how to use them in actual busi- ness situations. In addition to the broad training and education, the program allows the student in the junior and senior years to concentrate in one of the following helds: accounting, dis- tribution fmarketingj, finance, or industrial management. ACHEY, CHARLES AUGUSTUS, IR. 15.8. in Economics Accounting Club: Debating Team, Post Prandial Club, john Marshall Law Club ALLEN, IOHN K. B.S. in Economics Phi Sigma Kappa, Management Club, Porter Scientihc Society ARABIA, ANTONIO T., Ill B.S. in Economics Kappa Sigma, Orillamme, Wrestling, Man- ager, Pi Gamma Mu, Alpha Delta Sigma, Secretary, International Relations Club, New- man Club, Honors XVork in Distribution BARNES, ROBERT R. A.B. in Economics Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Gamma Mu, President, Glee Club, Arnold Air Society, Phi Alpha Theta 'twenty-'lhree