Wright State University - Cambiar Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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Mifi-■AifAit.iMi't.s lii'iit PHYSICS CLUB The Wright State Chapter of the American Institute of Physics was organized in the fall trimester of 1966 67 under the direction and guidance of Dr. Paul J. Wolfe. Dr Wolfe has since served as the club advisor, activity coordinator. and as a vital link between the University and the research facilities of Wright Field and other installations. The chapter has taken advantage of Wright-Paiterson AFB for experimental laboratory tours, for films, and many professional speakers. The Physics Club goes beyond the role of a casual col- lege activity and can become an important part in the students' learning process. Since its inception, the club has emphasized group protects among the members. Pictured FIRST ROW: C. S.mon SECOND ROW: Dr listerman. t Osier. C. Rice. G A very. J Mount;. S Schauwcker THIRD ROW: J. Taylor. D. Potts l Merto. D. Green. D. Dorrough. J. Imes. FOURTH ROW: D Rchler. J, Mount;. Dr Hcmsky. M. Scne dt. Dr. Wolfe

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MARKETING ACCOUNTING The purpose of the Wright State Marketing Club is to give the student a chance to show an interest in the field of marketing and to give the student a broader knowledge of the correlation between marketing in the classroom and marketing in the business world. The Marketing Club takes many trips to films in our area, and we see many of the marketing aspects of the companies. The purpose of the W.S U. Accounting Club is to help the accounting student explore the accounting profession and decide on their career interests. This is done with the benefit of industrial tours and guest speakers. The club is to open anyone who has a desire to explore the accounting profession on a first-hand basis. FRONT ROW: v Water». J Copeland, f Spark». G Collins. J Walker. H. Roland. J Hartle. C. Stockton SECOND ROW: J Fenstcrmaker. F Riegel. R. Hadley. M Davidson. J. Po'and. F. Kreu er. R Border.

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The Wright State Touring Club was founded to provide means of enjoyment for those who enjoy driving competition of either the precision or speed competi- tion type. It is open to anyone in the University com- munity. At present the club holds autocrosses and ral- lies with plans for an auto show at Wright State. The club appreciates the suggestion of ideas for events of any sort involving cars. Pictured L-R: J. Turoen. J Carlsen. P. Myers. W. Ferguson. R Roy. J. Wilson. T Green. M Steele. D. Hickcnbotham. 8. Heywood. D. Hor- me. D. Williams. J. Freen. J Mathes. TOURING CLUB