University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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10 Besides being a successful businessman, Raymond Rebsamen (Att. ’18) is outstanding as a civic leader in Little Rock as president of the Urban Progress Assn. —Photo courtesy of T. Harding, Little Rock. Marvin Hurley (BA ’29, MA ’32) is Executive Vice-President of the Houston, Texas Chamber of Commerce. Hurley, left, is receiving the award for the best Program of Work among major city Chambers of Commerce for 19 59. —Photo courtesy of Houston Chamber of Commerce. Charles E. Palmer (BA ’24), President of Peoples Union Bank and Trust Co. of McKeesport, Pa., has also made himself an asset to his community as a civic leader.

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San Francisco 49’ers Head Coach Howard Red” Hickey (BSE ’41) has achieved much success in leading his excellent team. Jim Lee Howell (BSE ’3 8), Personnel Di¬ rector of New York Football Giants, re¬ ceived the ’60 Sports Illustrated Silver Anniversary Award as Pro Coach of the year. ATHLETICS Coaching and participating — pro¬ fessional and amateur—former UofA athletes have become known for their success. From the Olympic Fred Mel” MaGaha (BSE ’48) who is Manager of the Cleveland Indians is one of the few Razorback athletes to earn three different varsity letters in one year. Clyde Scott (BS ’49), left, a gridiron All- American, climaxed his athletic career in London in the 1948 Olympic Games with second place in the high hurdles. —Photo courtesy of Bob Cheyne. Games to the diamond and gridiron, University graduates have persisted through the lean years to ones rich with success. 9

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Before establishing himself as a successful general insurance agent in Chicago, Hill Carruth (BA ’ll) spent many years in Arkansas government and was an organizer of the Arkansas Endowment and Trust Fund. Mrs. Lucy Hon Cuddy (BA ’ll) has distinguished herself as Chairman of the Board of the First National Bank of Anchor¬ age, Alaska. Recently this bank set up a branch in a trailer to serve some 100,000 square miles of our forty-ninth state. j Presently managing properties in Arizona, Thomas B. Freeman (BA ’10, LLD ’42) is also serving as director of Wilson Co. He is retired as Chairman of the Board of Butler Bros., Inc. As outstanding executives of many aspects of business and commerce, University alumni have placed themselves in positions of author¬ ity and respect in their chosen fields. These men, but a few of many successful alumni, have also done much to improve their com¬ munities and have devoted both time and money to many outstanding local and state civic projects.