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LOGAN A. RICHMOND (1954) Instructor in Business Administration; B.S. RUTH SCHENLEY (1954) Instructor in Sec- retarial Science; A.B., M.A. Sl LEO G. PHILLIPS (1956) Lecturer in Accountino; B.B.A., C.P.A. DONALD T. KYTE (1956) Assistant Professor of Economics; B.A., Wes- leyan University; M.A., Boston Uni- versity. 17
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WILLIAM L. BRICKER (1955) Assistant Pro- fessor of Banking and Finance; A.B., M.A., University of Washington. Business DON L. LARRABEE (1945) Lecturer in Busi- ness Law; A.B., Attornev at Law. JOHN G. HOLLE.NBACK (1952) Acting Di visional Director, Business Administration; B.S., M.B.A., University of Pennsylvania. Tlic pulse of America todav is laroclv rclicctc ' cl in her teemiiio cities with its ast world of business. Many students are pre- pared to fill the arious and numerous o|iportunities offered h the business world. Secretaries will take tiieir jilace in llie role of communication a n d recording through our skill of accurate vet sjieedv typing and shorthand ami our master of ofiice techniques. Others ill take ihcir part in tiic lieids of real estate, insurance, banking, income tax accountant, government ser ice and count- less others. Prc-engineers, through such courses as drawing and descriptive geometry are pre- paring for careers in such fields as radar, architecture, aerial surveying and others. We received excellent trainini; for all t pes of work. We realized that jirojier training is neccssarx ' for the cllicient, v ell- run businesses which iia e become the backbone of our countrv . 16
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Music ()1 all the arts, music alcmc has the t;rcat- cst C()mmunicati c powers. At Lvcoining we have studied the music of the ages— its growth and its contributions. We learned the various lorms anti techniques inxoKed in a composition. I hrough our senses we heard the great artists and their works. 1 he .Artists and Lectures Series introduced us to some of the modern interpretations in mu sic with an emphasis on contribution oi tlu- classical forms. Campus musical organiza- tions stimulated interest in both (Kal and instrumental forms. Through listening and creative participation we became aware that music was an integral part of our li cs. JAM! S W. Sill Al hi; ,1444 Assist.un l ' r..ti-..r ..I Iumc; I!.S., Indiana State Teachers College; M.S., University ' of Pennsylvania. WILLIAM L. .MAXSON (1956) Instructor in Music, B..M., Indiana Uni versity. 18
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