Hartwick College - Oyaron Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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Dr. Binder speaks with Fire Commissioner Edward Thompson after the convocation. Founder 5 Founder's Day, an important Hart- wick College tradition, is held annually to commemorate the establishment of the college. Norman Thomas, six times a presi- dential candidate on the Socialist ticket, spoke on Wfhe Wlorld a Student Faces Todayf' The Concert and Ora- to1'io Choirs directed by lVlr. Thurston Dox, and the Concert Band under the direction of Mr. H. Bruce Lobaugh presented the musical ente1'tainment. The Rev, Walter Krumwcide is prcscnted an honorary de- gree hy Dr. Binder. 44

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Da Honorary degrees were conferred Upon the Reverend Dr. Walter' Krum- wiede of Cannjoharie, New York, and M12 Edward Thompson, fire commis- sioner of New York City. Following the Convocation a lunch- eon was held in the College Commons. M11 Douglas S. Jones, General Man- ager of the Scientific Division, Bendix Corporation, Sidney, New York, ad- dressed the assemblage. f Q' Q11 ,1 '.. I , Q . XR 1 The Rev. Walter Krumweide, Norman Thomas, and Edward Thompson discuss the preced- ing ceremony. ,i .... 5 ,C,e.1.. 'G rw Dr. .Allen and Dr. Miller, marshals of the academic pro- cession, pause before thc beginning of the Founder's Day ceremonies.