Harvard Business School - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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DEDICATION Professor Hanson's retirement this year will mark the end of a long and distinguished career in the teaching of accounting, auditing, and control here at the Business School. As all of us who have been privileged to know him will realize, the school will be losing more than just a gifted educator, for Professor Hanson is no ordinary sort of person. His abounding sense of humor, his unique classroom tech- niques, his willingness to deviate from the traditional and the commonplace, and above all, his ability to understand the point of view of the student are qualities which have endeared him to Business School men for over 35 years. The pictures below, most of which were graciously lent to us by Professor Hanson, will serve to illustrate some of these characteristics which have made him such a favorite B-School personality over those many years. It is with sincere gratitude and respect that we dedicate the 1957 ANNUAL REPORT to Professor Arthur W. Hanson, and extend to him our best wishes for a long and happy retirement. X 'QM ' X f U Q, 1 X X Y X X LISTEN KID - KEEP lT SKMPLE PROFESSOR ARTHUR W. HANSON

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X, ,hp .QYMA qi' REGISTRATION In the first year-the beginning of a new experience, with new friends to make and new challenges to meet. For the second year -itis HWho,s back?', and How was the summer?