- Don Hollund The Society for Advancement of Management was founded in 1912 by the father of "scientific management," Frederick W. Taylor. Today S.A.M. boasts 50 senior chapters composed of practicing management pr,.ofessionals worldwide and 170 highly successful campus chapters . This year under the direction of Dr. Bob Reely, S.A.M. was organized at Harding University making it first chapter in the stat~ ,of Arkansas. Through case studi es, club journals, and professional speakers, students had the opportunity to learn how to become the kind of Christian business people that create a positive influence within any organization. S.A.M. was open to all majors, and its goals was to prepare all student members for top management roles in every field. 1. PR CLUB. Front Row: Baj, Mabry, Hurst. Back Row: Cooper, Parker, Gulley. 2. MANAGEMENT CLUB. Blake, Broadaway, Marchant, Danner, Reely-sponsor, Philpot, King, Westbrook, Parten. 3. DELTA MU DELTA. Front Row: West, Higgins, Adams, Westbrook. Second Row: Albers, Kearbey, Jones, Smith. Third Row: Buce, Hightower. Bristow, Taboar, Padgell, Brown. Fourth Row: Dismuke, Burks, Crow, Ramsey, Paletsala. Fifth Row: Meyer, Bryson, Briggs, Wilson. Partain, Miller, Stanley, Clement, Murphy. Back Row: Pitts. 4. MRS. BARBARA STATOM, Assistant Professor of Secretarial Science, takes a break from her work to share a joke with a student. - Christopher Thompson 75 Business-Economic Education
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