York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

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Workshop Peggy — efficient and accommodating.

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Faculty Meet at First Fall Lookie — faithful and resourceful.

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION INSTRUCTORS Buckingham, Henry M. B.A. Dickinson College C.P.A. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ELEMENTARY ACCOUNTING Clapper, Mrs. Louise C. B.S. Temple University M.A. New York University SHORTHAND AND TYPING Dawson, Walter E. B.A. West Virginia Wesleyan M.A. West Virginia University BUSINESS ORG.ANIZATION MANAGEMENT Einhorn, Max B.S. Wharton School U. of Pa. C.P.A. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ACCOUNTING, MATH. OF BUSINESS Laird, Dr. Noel P. B.S. Temple University M.B.A., B.B.A. Boston University M.A. University of Pennsylvania Ed. D. Rutgers Univei-sity MARKETING, BUSINESS LAW Leib, Mrs. Ethel Pierce Business College SHORTHAND AND TYPING Newcomer, Jesse C. B.S. Elizabethtown College ELEMENTARY ACCOUNTING Petrakis, John T. B.A., M.A. American University ECONOMICS Poese, Mrs. Violet B.C.S. Rider College SHORTHAND AND TYPING Seligman, Charles S. B.A. Pennsylvania State University M.C.A. University of Pennsylvania C.P.A. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS ORG. MGT. Smith, Fred C. B.S. Carnegie Institute M.A. University of Pittsburgh ALGEBRA AND STATISTICS Shoemaker, Richard D. B.A. Gettysburg College ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS MATH. Stambaugh, Harold E. B.S. University of Pennsylvania LL. B. George Washington University ELEMENT. RY BUSINESS LAW Toomey, John L. Stonier Graduate School of Banking, Rutgers University ECONOMICS TO ALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION STUDENTS: Remember the thirty-three and one-third X factor with Dr. Laird when om- law grades only counted two-thirds of our final grade, and one-third was left to the professor. Remember the Continental flavor of Principles of Economics with Mr. Petrakis, when the workbook had all the answers to quizzes. Don ' t forget the smooth accent which dominated our class lectures. Remember the probability of passing Statistics with Dean Smith, when all calculations were easy and fun to do. Remember the tests of residuum in Accounting with Mr. Selig- man, when we drilled directly on the text, and the instructor said nothing about our lack of confidence, or lack of background. Remember the advertisements for insurance annuities sold by Shoemaker and Besser Insurance Company. Remember the all-night sessions with English research papers and note cards. Remember the monkeys in psychology. Remember the more or less statements ' •hich e er one hated in Business Organization and Management. Remember the kow-tows ' ' in Marketing. Remember the closing of the door vith Dean Smith in all of his classes. But most of all, remember the basic education wc received, and the good times wc had, in the business curriculum at VJC.