Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

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5 .fv-it ff A raw! ww, 40, 1 my is Popodicon's sundial garden with its Wisteria-covered arbor in the background is one of the outstanding features of the President's estate. I .4', ,' . r 2 fl' I , 4 L-1 5t,i 7i ,t . Q . f . ' 4 4 4- - .Aw it, ..2:e,... , W 1' .:3t'17 '-5us2L4':.,. Freshmen and other new students are welcomed by the Division Chaimien at the President's Reception. 11

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---,-rr.,--if , ...Wv uNN'N W 9 li' Wa' 'f W .A A gy M ffaffxu NNN N9 'mor M. - Mn 34. ri m.0.N.4 NA r .. ,Q Dean Slonaker, Mrs. lkenberry, President Ikenberry, and Senate President Students and Faculty members get acquainted at the reception. Robert Cianelli meet the incoming students. 3 ,al..+ .1 The flower gardens at Popodicon attract many visitors each spring and fall. Each year President and Mrs. Oliver S. lkenberry formally greet all incoming freshmen and new stu- dents at the President's estate, Popodicon. The new students are also presented to the chairmen of the college's eight academic divisions and other faculty members. This reception gives the students a chance to meet their advisors and professors outside of the classroom and to learn to know them better. The friendliness among Shepherd's students, faculty mem- bers, and administrators has become a tradition that is impressed upon all new students on their arrival to the campus.

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LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 1967 Dr. Charles Hurst The Leadership Conference Committee: Linda Smith, Prof. John Morgan, Virginia Gibbons, Jim St. Clair, and Dean Loyd Bates. Dr. Charles Hurst, dean of liberal arts at Howard University, Washington, D.C., was the featured speaker at this year's Lead- ership Conference. Dr. Hurst spoke on poverty, on campus un- rest, on the riots in the large metropolitan cities during the summer of 1967, and on the lack of communication on cam- puses. The conference is held each year for the members of the Student Senate, the officers of campus organizations, and any other interested students, faculty members, and administrators ofthe college. INVA Dr. and Mrs. Ikenberry discuss the conference with Robert Cianelli and his charming wife.