University of Central Missouri - Rhetor Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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,ww-,, ACCOUNTING CLUB The Accounting Club sponsors speakers for their regular meetings from IRS, GAO, HAA, and CPA. The Accounting Club is composed of those students who show a sincere interest in the profession and who are training to enter the accounting field after their completion of college training. Officers are president, Theodore L. Chapman, vice president, Gilbert Young, secretary, Janice Goodman. Keith B. Scott is the sponsor. Row One: Arthur Menshouse, Gilbert Monnig, Row Two: Ron Niemeyer, Tom Bell, Janice Goodman, Kenneth Hoit, Row Three: Dr. Hale Blackwell, Glenn Lyle, Freddie Hunter, Larry Kauffman, Lance Casady, Row Four: August Tegtmeyer, Gene Stonewall, Wayne Loy, Jim Muchmore, Jerry Sulzner, Wendell Fuehring. SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT Members of the Society for the Advancement of Management, founded January 25, have an opportunity to attend functions of the National Senior Division of the Advancement of Management, go on plant tours, and participate in panel discussions The Society places special emphasis upon the management area of business and delves into the importance of good and qualified management. Officers are president, Jim Hayes, vice president, Ronald Roggy, secretary, Natalie Fischer, and treas- urer, Wendell Waller. Dr. James Britton and Prof. Roger Best are sponsors. Row One: Ronald Roggy, Natalie Fischer, William Lewallen, Howard Fukienaga, Elaine Stevens, Allan Hayes, Rita Grider, Ruby Wilson, Row Two: Joe Smith, Bruce Kendrick, Brenda Bail, Robert Winn, Charles Egbert, Pete Cipolla, Fred Bieberlz, Terry Steele, Wendell Waller, Pat Heath, Row Three: R. W. Best, Homer Radford, Pete Nichols, Larry Polzin, Jim Stroth, Jim Swope, Wayne Millard, Rowlings Ham- mett, Dr. Britton, Row Four: Ron Jones, Jim Hayes, Jim Underwood, Wayne Brasser, Sam Shade, Gary Walker, Bob Sechrest, Gary Weaver, James Luehrs, Bill Walton,

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Baker J. Allison Barnhill Roger W. Best Monroe Bird DCIS BIGCIQWGII of Business Instructor of Business Instructor of Business Instructor of Business ASSOCiGte Professor Business Administration Administration Administration James Britton Assistant Professor Business Viildred Lass Professor Stringer of Business Cormie Cosady Associate Professor, Dir, of Terminal Edyfetion ,,,,s Olin Frazier Instructor of Business Administration fkdwdr Kuhn' J,-I Margaret Brown Kunz P,-Ofe55O,f Instructor of Business Administration W , PM 'ff-:sz . '-'itil sees . , Wifi i 3, . I s . Mx, -'Tx V X -..., 5 s iA.. m ,.., AAV, . by 2 ? Q I-'s' K J. Kenneth Markwell Assistant Professor of Business Eleanor Tubbs Assistant Professor of Business Administration Lucas Sterne, Division. Robert Pierce Instructor of Business Administration Professor of Business and Chairman of Keith Scott William Sparling Assistant Professor Assistant Professor of Business of Business Administration Administration BUSINESS DIVISION

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Xxx The Secretarial Science Club spon- sors a spring banquet, panel discus- 'JN sions, and other programs at their monthly meetings. The purpose of the club is to provide a professional organ- ization for secretarial science majors and contacts with professional people for whom they will be working, The officers are president, Patricia Acker- man, vice-president, Dorothy Ahle, and secretary-treasurer, Sharon Hunt. Row One: Lou Lawson. Row Two: Jeane Purvis, Sharon Hunt, Gayle Hoopes, Becky Ernstmeyer. Row Three: Jeanne Fulk, Janet Jones, Nancy Fleischmann, Anna Marie Pope, Vickie Boyer. Row Four: Olin Frazier, Dorothy Ahle, Erma Green, Darlene Cort. Row Five: Mary Ann Koch, Carolyn Zah- ringer, Barbara Klemme, Judy Howard, Beverly Attebery. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE CLUB Pl OMEGA Pl PUBLISHES POPCORN ff ,ag T? Pi Omega Pi, under the leadership of Pat Maasen, president, and Dr. Charles Kuhn, Jr., sponsor, promotes E? interest in scholarship achievements and gives aid in the civic betterment of schools, and also encourages high ethical standards in business and pro- fessional life. The group publishes POPCORN, the national yearbook, and helps with the commercial contests in the spring. The chapter ranks in the top ten of Pi Omega Pi chapters across the nation. Pi Omega Pi is an honor organization for commercial education majors which requires a 2.75 grade point average in business and educa- tion courses for membership, Row One: Judi Tittle. Row Two: Sue Kille, Carol Craig. Row Three: Natalie Fischer, Judy Tipton, Alice Klee. Row Four: Janet Vocate, Sandra Thomas, Kay Norris, Pat Maasen.