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p4 jsf . 1 : HL . i - M jf A, f r mm 1 1 ? ■ - C- iB1 m w... i r’l Jj The idea of creating one national basis of recognition for college students that would be democratic and devoid of V dues, initiation fees or other cost to the student was con¬ ceived about twenty-three years ago. Then came two years of research, correspondence, travel, and inter¬ views with college administrators, personnel managers, students and undergraduate organiza¬ tions to determine the need for such an or¬ ganization as WHO’S WHO. Endorsement by these groups encouraged the venture; thus their publication first came into print for the school year 1934-35. This year Virginia Wellington, Mil¬ dred Wagner, Lyle Endicott, Linda Kane, Pasco Arritola, John Wil- marth, Bev Donovan, Jo Ann Berryman, Oran Hutton, Mike Fer¬ guson, and Carolyn Muller Fergu¬ son (pictured), Jean Hunter and . ■ , Sylvia Thompson received a formal letter beginning “You have been recommended to us from your campus for recognition . . .” The students recognized by this organization each year are nomi¬ nated from approximately 750 col¬ and universities. Campus leges Y ■ nominating committees are in¬ structed to consider, in making to consider, in their selections, the student’s schol¬ arship; his participation and lead ership in academic and extracur ricular activities; his citizenship and service to the school; his prom¬ ise of future usefulness.
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Assemblies Student Talent was in evidence at EOC Assemblies this year. Below: Modern dan¬ cers, Janet Hibert, (lower left) Judy Warded, Orin Hutton, Tarry Clifton, and Sue Switzer presented their interpretation of the Lord’s Prayer for the annual Thanksgiving Assembly. At Right: Daisy and Warren Good, talented pianists who presented a piano recital. Other assemblies included personalities from all walks of life and with various talents. Mr. Neil Wilson, baritone, who pre¬ sented a voice recital. Mr. McHenry Boatwright, baritone. Mr. Theodore Ullman, noted pianist. Faculty talent. Mrs. Betty Feves, Pendleton Sculptor. Bishop’s Players, The Devil and Daniel Webster Mr. George Hopkins, pianist. I Senator Hubert Humphrey. Senator Wayne Morse. Senator John Kennedy
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