Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION . fireman Pyle. Oran of the College « Kuiineu Atliiihiiitratlon • The College of Business Administration sends into the world leaders armed to overcome the social and economic problems of the business profession with a perspective and an understanding of business complexities inculcated in the individual through a four-year course of study animated throughout its structure by Catholic moral princ iples. A liberal education in the lust two years combined with technical training in the remaining years produces true leaders who think and act constantly and consistently in accordance with right reason. In the fields of laltor. production. marketing, finance, real estate, insurance and account- FREMIMI N Flint Row Kunath. Kuban. Bonh-rt. Purtrer. Motto. Orth. Watfhil, Jault. Callahan. Cm Rcu.hu . Schilling. lurmc. Niet witki. (.order, Mikna, haiKh. Prior. Mahoney. Noland. Mat Donald. LocM. Foran. Manning. MdVrmutt. Ha. kill Slaosii Row: Human. Zacng.-I. Prtriion. RuW|cn. Vo athek. Mtlar. Writer. Ttuau Row: HilMtudl, umn«ht. Hodman, Hradrrwm. Cunncll. Mantfh. Flood. Hiatt melon. Conley. Beree. Bablcr. Miller. CjjodiM, Hnut, Bihbj. Hater, Werner. Lock. Ka trnholta. Bio nice. Weil, Schotsbotni.-t. Han ten. Sthl.tr, Ward. Mctkrl. Reif, Matirtnn. Stiandhcrf. Swan, Mudnnuli. I.trnh. Y.xine. Wont . Gardner. Itrllrr. SOPHOMOKES ri»»T Row Ley. Jana. Neman. LaLibcitr. Zim pnth. Sochultk. Datum. Hanmtirr. RumcII. Thump »•« Ancrli. R t». Bcrtoldl, Fidget aid. Karol. at Miller. Font. Nellrn Hyland. Bout. MtC.mn, (.Ira un SlCDNO Row Dunn. LipKumb. Brnhtl. Putiicv Pfullipo, Schoculrr. Mocutt . PaLay. Thud Row (•argtili. Talkov . Rm. Flynn. Maltatk. Cy moorr. Oanirltki. Par1 . Berlin. Buud. tggrrl. Lot it. Flan ten. (.all, Taltky Werner, Piepet. Kuban. Zimmer man. Parvit. Kuahakow. Eptiein JUNIORS Fiatr Row: lokr, Geraldutkai. Kleinbrouk. Shin net . Sc hoarder. Ladke. Anhauer. (wltuhalk. Kn.n pel. Klein. Seid, M.nktiwtki. Kelt hum. Jana. Krc« Lem. ml. (ioulet. lakl. Batke . Meibrt. Madnek SlCONd Row Bnlnarr. Pot net. Herhtt. Sthmilt. Kohlimd. Neill, Caamcr, Hankc-wich. Burn . Pittrrlr Thiio Row: Rctthl. 1.cit»hke. Serocbcl. Drtnr. Kuemmcl. Muller. Bttirn, Sehaet kc. O'Mclia. Krill, Palm. Phillipt Wyt In. tom. Viuttem. Van Seem. Mail in. Truedrl. Brady, Ullaki . Lew. , Hrw. Wrio lnn, Pace 28

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Itrvrrrnd Anlhoiy Hrrrnt. VJ., lirnlttl Srhool Hrrrnt honor achieved In only 19 ol ilic .V» dental schools in the nation. Marquette also Insists ol an e«|ttally renowned dental clinic. 1-irgc. ellieient and modem, the clinic is equi| | cd to care lor those who c annot affonl the lees of an ethical practicing dentist and to give needed practical experience to student . Here the student receives ac tual practice so vital to his profes sion under the uj»erv ision ol a capable faculty. modern ohscivation stand in the oral surgery room enables students it-olwervc surgical technique during npei.uit ns performed l the faculty. Dr. Henry L. Ban haf. completing hi thirty-eighth year as dean of the Dental School, also serves as the I'niversitv busi ness manager. Dr. Cieorge W. Wilson. ap|x intcd avsoc i.ue dean last Septeinlrer. directs chemical dentistry. Dr. Wilson is also president of the American Association of Schools and Colleges of Dentistry. Since the formation of this association in 1922. two of its 19 presidents. Dr. Wilson and Dr. Han haf. have been Marquette faculty memltcrs. DENTAL HYGIENISTS flUT Row: Fyrt, Wiikn. Kalhauam. VCtigtnd. Cxiutk. Piikuivm, Slither. Roaloacilcr, HuiluU, Krurgrr. MaaKinnoa Molitor Mikm. Marble Owftli. JUNIORS Final Row Mtfktl, Maak.n, F'rirar. Mu«i. I’rllr-gnoo, Drttman. Elwraprtgtf. Mauio. Sjntomauro. Magna. Album. Ren, Sabarcae. Zuaaman, MilMno. Hoffman. Marby. SahitUt, Rtfahio, Sliiihli Row May. Franaancllu, tVdmaki. Murka. Maar. Hlaiadell. Mrraarrt. Dotacfc. IlMB, Hr.like t.aaa. Dodaun. Mmm, Nuremberg. Oitrtaon, Humer. Mmaliall. Waneeak. William . TMIM Ram Jannma , Mall, lodowiar. Cook. Bowman. Walton. Saline,der Hildc-xandt. Helland alt Maik. W. Bergntr. Rum. SriltH. Dio . I ru e. Verb age. S tn. Tor| tl. IVmnan SORHOMORF ti»»i K » Rilatli. CaiKiMta. Hither . Sehnapfjut Molnnin. B.trtto, Salinnd. Ru«rr. Newby. Wcinatein. Maiaua. SiaoNli Row Counihan. Kno.-dlet. Utoll. Sharttf. lovanna. Fanale. Holman. Wiaeioakt. Shtiiy. Tonne . Frtihurgct. Johann, Rubctiaton. Weber. Thubauville. Lai tnlhal. Tmwii Row: Sollt. Sit til. Wilktm. Kutniim, Goldman. Berger. K. B.-rgtae . Hatkcnburg, t.iuaaman. Orman. John Mon. Dunbar. Tohtaaon. Reid. FRESHMEN Final Row RtMiao. Holder. Grotura. Reinhardt. Hill . SrdoCi. Sahioeder. Sthuah, Chinuati. Lang. S barter. Laaaa, Kendall Dougherty. Saenathiaro. Ralti. Datii. Arnold. Del Zio. Sttoso Row. Taitata. Glllbeill. Lalaali. Morgan. IktliiW. Pilaaluio. Btaae. Ciunnan, Kuchn. Betget. Spagnola. Feldman. WrUli. Giaaal. Stiaiilmo. Filak. Rrilly. Laraon TlIWO Row KcnneJv. Sond i«arrd. Margttii. Baumann. N't baaarr. Sahmidt. Zatatra. Ciaar. Rn nko»aki. Hartman. Rudrauli, Gladntaraaki. Blum. Kukue. I !'•• ■'■ Page 27 1941

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1941 Students enjoy fmusinn business digests I hr use of machines provides valuable experience At work in the industrial chemistry laboratory ing. the College offers training on an administrative level, teaching not how to manage | ar-titular businesses or how to act in s|x ific situations hut how to study elements ol business administration through the analysis of problems and the formulation of | oli ies designed to satisfy the ivsues. factors and implications discovered. In his sixteen years as head of the College. Dean J. Freeman Pyle has successfully Itarmon-i ed the College's courses with the constant changes in the business world. 'I'lte Rev. Bartholomew |. Quinn. S.J., is now in his second year as regent of the (College of Business Administra lion. A feature of the College is the Evening Division. which affords opportunities to those who cannot attend day classes. To add to its already effective curriculum the Evening Division this year has instituted several new courses. Among these is a course sponsored by the Milwaukee chapter ol the National Association of Purchasing Agents. An effective placement service constitutes one function of the College. The service functions in two ways. It works, first, to aid the sen- iors in the College in securing jxisitious upon graduation. Secondly, the placement service contacts graduates with the intention of helping them lietter their positions. To aid the placement service a student jxrrsonncl committee compised of three faculty memlrcrs study and appraise the adaptability, grades and sjk'c ial abilities of each student. The Commerce Club, a student administered professional organization, adds to the students' educational opportunities. lies'. Ilailholomew . (Sinnil. V. ., Itrurn I o the Col-HP Ihmurw Administration Pace 29