Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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american management association The purpose of the American Man- agement Association is to promote the ideals and intentions of the man- agement segment of industry. The group on our campus presents speak- ers tothe student body which repre- sent many facets of industry and also conducts many informal seminars on the duties of executives. STANDING: Ronald Schlesinger, Stuart Knable Jay Snyderman Ronald Cylc Seated James Patterson Frank LaScalla Bruc Ronald Blumlield, Steven Beifel, Robert Braid Estefano lsals Zalut Steven Benjamin Steven Greenberg

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american marketing association Th e American Marketing Association at the Philadel- phia College of Textiles and Science is an organization oriented to the principles of sales a n d marketing. lt's members represent inter- ests in marketing and even- tual pursuit of this field. The AMA brings marketing lectures to campus and also gives forums on marketing techniques. BACK ROW: Bill Stuart, William Morris, George Baltaeff, Dave Gingras, Jim Frankenfield, Tony Troisi, John Ullberg, John Porecca, Lou Ferri. SECOND ROW: John Tomlinson, Kurt Salomon, John Preston, Ted Seiden, Harvey Mann, Jim Armour, Tony Matern, J. Paul Beatty. THIRD ROW: Ralph LaSalle, Steve Goodman, Mike Simmons, Fred Lesavoy, Lou Kozloff, Steve Beifel. FOURTH ROW: Bob Braid, Steve Benjamin, Ronald Blumfield, Bruce Zalut, Gene Pillet, Mr. Horace Townsend, Advisor, Steve Young, Ronald Schlesinger. FRONT: Steve Greenberg, Vince Wolanin, Al Grabois, Jeff Himmel, Stu Knable, Estafano lsaias, Ronald Cylc. Y -, F17 -rg Xu. Bruce Macauley, President

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lm-..--nn-ina .rib- ,,, E .A 'J-4 ' ' ' The Sir William Perkin Society is a student-affiliate chapter of the American Chemical Society and the American Association of Textile Chemists and Col- orists. The Society serves to supplement the education of the Textile Chemis- try and Chemistry majors through a lecture series, programs, and field trips. Representatives from the textile and chemistry industries come to answer the students' questions on such topics as photochemistry, biochemistry, polymer chemistry, dyeing, finishing, and end-use research. Small seminars on photo- chemistry, directed by Dr. Trachtman, were held weekly forthe interested stu- dents. At other meetings, students and faculty members discuss their job ex- periences and their research activities. Field trips supplement the Perkin So- ciety's lecture series program. They help bring a little reality to the students' course work and enhance their knowledge of the various industries. Summer job opportunities and graduate school information are also part of the Perkin Society's services to its members. Outside the lecture hall social events, high- lighted by our annual banquet, another example of the achievements of the Perkin Society is our work in bringing to the campus Alpha Chi Sigma, a na- tional chemical fraternity. BACK ROW: John Minatelli, Art Allen, Mike Aderhold, Gerald Reese, Ray Croes, Joe Antisav- age. FRONT ROW: Joseph Kennedy, Ben Knox, Ed Belcak, Jay Miller, Bonnie Miller, Vera Bilynsky, Bob Schlosser, Kurt Miller, Bob Freas, Jim Gregory, Shala Motamedi, Preston Gold- stein, Bob Clime, Sue Preiksat, Mary Novack, Ken Ko, Gordon Engle, Joseph Rowe.