Fenn College - Fanfare Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Dean Nichols, Dr. Hodnett, and Dr. Simmons F7 ri 'P V1 -W 'I , 1 - ff ll is as ,1wll1..il,.l1, Jml...Kl..lill,li,Wlel1,tafmI,gL all ,QM lrlljllljl111123311 H5111 ll.l'l'illfi llrqlllllfllim12,1111m1, ,I V S ..- .. ,V , .J ,Jenn . - . ,J J ...a.-.,1 .., ,. fe L1 Fenn College celebrated its Silver Anniversary of Cooperative Edu- cation on November 18, 1948. The following is a resume of the events which took place on that date. A student assembly was held in the morning at the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church. Speakers at this assembly were Dr. Hezzleton E. Simmons, president of the University of Akron, and Dr. joseph C. Nichols, Dean of Fenn College. Dr. Simmons' topic was 'The Cooperative Way of Higher Education, and Dr. Nichol's topic was Twenty-five Years of Cooperative Education at Fenn. At the assembly, three Fenn College Alumni were given recogni- tion for outstanding achievements in their respective fields. The persons thus honored, and their vocational fields, were: Henry Huge, Electronics, Kenneth Burke, Engineering and Management, Joseph S. Kopas, Person- nel Administration. In the afternoon, a discussion was held in Panel Hall in which the faculty discussed cooperative education. Speakers at this discussion were Max B. Robinson, Dean of Cooperative Education, Arthur Pohm and john R. Smart, Students, Kenneth Burke, 1930 Graduate, Leonard Giles, Personnel Director of Lincoln Electric Company, and Fred J. Marker, Manager of Industrial Relations of the Cleveland Plant of Swift and Company. Dr. Charles F. Kettering, internationally-recognized research con- sultant for General Motors, Inc., spoke at the Silver jubilee Dinner held that evening at Hotel Carter. Other speakers at the dinner were: George W. Codrington, vice president of General Motors Corporation, Cleveland Diesel Division, Dr. Edward Hodnett and Dr. Joseph C. Nichols.