Shenandoah University - Zynodoa Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

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CLEMMER, MARGUERITE A.B. Matlicmatics A.B. Mary Baldwin College, 19395 Mary VVashington College summer 1937. HILL, MARGARET STANDARD NORMAL ClER'1'IFICA'l'lE Physical Educa tion Certificate, Davis Elkins College, 19285 post graduate work, ibid, 1929. JOHNSON, RICHARD 5 Radio Contimiily University of Illinois, 1926-285 American Conservatory 1928-30. National Broadcasting Company, 1931-1940. NICHOLS, DAVID Radio Engirzeering Radio Engineering certificate, Shenandoah College 1943 5 Radio Operator's license issued by the Federal Communications Commissiong District Manager of the Slienandoali Valley Electric Cooperative, REA5 Operating llugineer of VVSVA, Harrisonburg, Virginia.

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