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,r--... / . RO/b,c,7('t lV Ill1r • ----- . "''Yca iTull'c.l ~~~~"/fSOI/(// Ollfa: .\ge '21; Single; llcigllt 5' II "; Weight 170 , 'Vith his future vocational goal ddinitcly in- mind, 'Weindel entered Babson Institute to gain the practical business training that would assist him in his chosen fIeld, the metal manufacturing industry. Here he has pursued an intensive t.vo-year training course in thf' fundamentals of business administration. Courses that definitely center around his future work are thosf' in Factory Management, Industrial Purchasing, Accounting, Ff'deral Taxation, Business Law, Marketing, and Salesmanship. I n addition to these courses, he has written special reports that have prepared him lor his future niche in factory managf'ment. He compiled a statistical rf'port on Employment in YIachinf' Shops and Foundries. Considerable time has been spent deve:loping a Businf'ss History and Sales , Manual on the (:luett-Peabocly Company, Inc. THE BL'S[;\lESS MAN \I\'eindel is easygoing and has a pleasant manner. Among the students he is w('11 liked and makes friends easily. By liard work, integrity, and ingenuity, he is capably prepared 11' th(' Productioll Mallagemellt field. Busilless ,\lId Natiollal DekJlse today seck youllg 111('11 0[' Wei Ilclel's qual i ricaliolls. I go]
YOUR MAN FOR 1942 We of the 1940-1941 Junior Class may consider ourselves one o['the most privileged junior classes that has ever entered Babson Instilu\('. We have two things to be thankful for: the newly instig'atedjunior course in Industry .'\l1alysis, and tl1
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THE PRESIDENT TOTHECLASSOF 1941 : .
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THE BABSON BUSINESS DAY '7 'illlf C
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WATCHING BUSINESS AT WORI( Going bC
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Page 130 and 131: FACE THE FUTURE COURAGEOUSLY Th\.:
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