Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

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At flue annual l.eadership Conference, ztuilr is, taculty, and members of ad- l7Ali ioll-Ql'llC'llAl, dedicated TO the OClVC1I'1Ce- imfirlz ot Shepherd College, meet to dis- cuss itleas for future improvement. The existence of a yearly Leadership Con- ference underlines the tact that Shep- herd College produces students capable of leading. Many ot these students re- ceive deserved recognition by being named to Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities, lt is to these individuals that Shepherd College has turned tor leadership in the past, and it will be through the continued efforts of these outstanding students that Shep- herd will continue to grow. L Robert Atherton, Chairman, Marlin Evans, President Student Senate 1 o 0 Y WWWMW -in-WNW M Who s Who in Leadership The I964 recipients ot the Who's Who award ,su X? , S' Iv 7 fi if , 5 Eiga if f f 1 l l l E 3 il V F I ., 3 Q l il i s 1 Ei il' 1 iii itil ll? fl' lil? il ill l 8

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3 fn at Interested class in Interior Design I The Influence of the College Extends In addition to workshops and confer- ences arranged for teachers of the Shepherd College area, formal education in classes taught by competent instruc- tors is offered to adults in the College community. Sponsored by the Home Eco- nomics Department and typical of the opportunities available, one of the most successful conferences was a class in interior decorating, in which women and men of the area, interested in the im- provement of their living conditions and of themselves, studied principles of de- sign which they could apply in the beautification of their own homes. Visiting Consultant fi l Ki-unsqv