presented over the loca l radio station KWCK . The Harding Reno Business Team returned to the Reno Intercollegiate Business Games hosted by the University of Nevada at Reno. The team took over management of a computer simulated business enterprise and found itself in tough competition with other schools from Nevada, California and Oregon . Many hours were spent developing a w inning strategy in marketing, production and finance before travelling to Reno for final compet ition in April. 1. SENATOR SAM ERVIN explains his stand on such topics as the Panama Canal and the ERA issues. 2. FREE ENTERPRISE TEAM. Front Row: Bender, Qualls. Back Row: Sanders, Holt, Diffinesponsor, Thompson. 3. RENO BUSINESS TEAM. Front Row: Miller, Nobles. Back Row: Nunnally, Earnhart. 4. LISTENING diligently during the introduction, members of the American Studies Program await their guest speaker. 5. MOMENTARllY relaxing, Bruce Nunnally has a chance to collect his thoughts. 6. AMERICAN STUDIES. Front Row: Hogle, Jensen, O'Keefe. Disch , Grieb, Dillard, M. Murphy , Keathley, Chandler, Gordon , Brown, Stohldrier, Mansell , Sims, Graddy, Barrett, Nunnally, Hanes. Second Row: Fichelberger, Klemm, Conner, Peck, Power, Ross, Bata , Rosenbawn , Miller , lawyer. Third Row: Hackney, Tibbals, Holt , Thompson, Tomme, .Moore, Root , Walker, Grigson, Holliman, Couch, Fitzgerald, F. Murphy, Karapateas, Eubanks, McDaniel, Balckshear, Vest. Back Row: OIree, Pierce, Parker, Trull, Hughes, Eamhart, Willis, Reese, Shelly, Kemp, Wise, lehman, Price. 7. MARK MillER compiles research for use in the Reno Team practice. Business Teams • 235
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