Bottom row: l. Owens, Nice, Fisher, Dupree, Nicholson.
Organized to promote interest in the field of business and to increase and strengthen the prestige of the Business department, the Business Club is composed of students who are planning to make their careers in the field of business or those who, for other reasons, have a keen interest in this area.
Second row: Emmert, Webster, Shocklee, D. Owens, Reagor, Arnold.
Officers: Phyllis Fisher, pres.; Charles Hoover, vice-pres.; Lorrene Owens, sec.; Dr. Danskin, spans.
The bi-monthly programs are arranged so as to give instruction in addition to that received in the class room as well as to pro足 mote a closer social relationship among the students of the business department. These programs are designed to motivate these students to better prepare themselves to meet future competition, and may include discussions led by prominent business men, films intended to inform students of the possibilities in the world of business, or field trips to banks, insurance agencies, or other business concerns. With this active calender of events, the club becomes more than a mere social organization, and is a vital part of the preparation of its members for their careers. 1 69