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John Dunston CHIEFTAIN AWARD Each year on Honors Day, the student body assembles in Clarke Chapel for the awarding of prizes and honors. The one honor which arouses the most suspense and interest is the Chieftain Award. Since he is the recipient of the highest non- academic award conferred by Lycoming College, the Chief- tain is chosen jointly by the faculty and students on the basis of outstanding leadership, service and scholarship. This year the award goes to John H. Dunston, president of the senior class. His warmth, quiet sincerity and true ability have been a boon to our class and an inspiration to us all. We are pleased to have this opportunity to express our affection and g ratitude with this honor which he so richly deserves.
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Kneeling: Robert Port,- r I r,. Wntlr. ' .,„,!,,:u: kailiiMi I ' .nkii,. IIi.ImmI Ii Caruline Myers, Sandra Hupf. Jului Dunslon. Seven blue hats with the yellow letter I are the marks of distinction for the members of the Iruska Honor Society. et even more significant are the roles of distinction which their owners have chosen. In contributions to tlie programs and purposes of campus extra-curricular activities, they have demonstrated the enthusiasm and capabilities of true leaders. Each Honors Day the campus community elevates seven juniors who are tapped into the ranks of Iruskans. They are joined in a society which stands in the tradition of providing vitality and leadersiiip to the i anipu organizations which its members have chosen to serve. It i with pride that we offer to them the name of Iruska. lor they are indeed warriors wIki win hitrh honors. IRUSKA HONOR SOCIETY
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