The Class of 1952- Bus iness Administrat ion The Professor to See RALPH H. FARMER DR. ERWIN GRAUE WILLIAM HOWARD CHARLES MARSHALL LAWRENCE PASEL W. J. W ILDE HOWARD JENSEN REUBEN KROLICK SVERRE SCHELDRUP MAURICE UNGER CORNELIUS VISSER MAJES MAS! ROY McCOLLOM YO U AS K WHAT BUS INESS have the aenio r cl... offic era in thU. nction ? W eJJ. they ' ll all go Into bualn- of aome aort aome d a y. and besides. we didn't have any place alae t o put them . T hey are Byron E ntad. vic e-p resid ent; June Carr. aecretary ; Arle n W ebb , t reuurer : and Sta n R ig-gers, p resid ent.
Phi Chi Theta The high point of the y ear for Phi Chi Theta, women's business honorary, is the tea held for the business faculty and prospective organization members. Another event is the awarding of a key to the senior member with the highest cumula tive grade average. Beth Lillard was president, vice-president was Imogene Crowell, secretary was Charlotte Henry. Clara Crom was historian, Mary Kay Johnson wa s personnel director, and the advisor was Ruth Anderson. Ro w One : K a t h y H o wa. Beverly M cNee . Mary Kay Johnaon. Jean Chamberlain, C h loe M c Keeve r . . . R o w Two: Char lotte Henry. Imogene Crowell. Beth Lillerd . Ruth A n deraon, Clara Cr om. Dalay Dee Carrick . . . Row Three: Jean Sutto n . Sally Spence. Geraldine Emiaon, Margery Ennis, Jean Royer, Jean Whitten\ore.
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