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The Ursinus Weekly, June 6, 1960 Ursinus College Digital Commons @ Ursinus College Ursinus Weekly Newspaper Newspapers 6-6-1960 The rsinU us Weekly, June 6, 1960 Catherine A. Nicolai Ursinus College Gail Ford Ursinus College John Swinton Ursinus College Gerald Morita Ursinus College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly Part of the Cultural History Commons, Higher Education Commons, Liberal Studies Commons, Social History Commons, and the United States History Commons Click here to let us know how access to this document benefits oy u. Recommended Citation Nicolai, Catherine A.; Ford, Gail; Swinton, John; and Morita, Gerald, "The rU sinus Weekly, June 6, 1960" (1960). Ursinus Weekly Newspaper. 366. https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/366 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Digital Commons @ Ursinus College. It has been accepted for inclusion in Ursinus Weekly Newspaper by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Ursinus College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. HAVE A SEE YOU GREAT IN SUMMER £) SEPTEMBER tstn rrkp•.../1 Volume LIX MONDA Y, JUNE 6, 1960 Number 22 154 Seniors eeelVe• Diplomas ee Today I Scott Addresses Grads Post-Graduation Prizes Awarded Plans Are Made ITo Outstanding At 91 st CommencementlBy Senior Class Ursinus Students Many members of the class of The following prizes were 1960 have already found jobs or awarded to students of Ul'sinus made plans to further their ed­ at the commencement exercises ucation. A list of the graduates this morning at 11 a.m. and their intended plans follows: The Philip H. Fogel Memorial George Armstrong-marriage Prize Ronald Avery-bank examiner The Philip H. Fogel Memorial for Third Reserve District Prize is awarded annually to the Helen Baile-social studies member of the Senior Class who teacher in Darby Borough has attained the highest excel­ Nancy Blickenderfer-marriage lence in work in the Department Dick Boggi~alesman for Life of Religion. Insurance Co. of North Amer­ Miss D. Lynn Ransom, '60 ica Collingswood, New Jersey Jack Bauman-history or Eng­ The Elizabeth Rockefeller lish teacher; graduate work at McCain Prize U of P or Temple A prize of $50.00 is awarded Bernie Brown-industrial sales Valedictorian Salutatorian annually to a member of the I Linda M. MacFarland Beverly H. Garlick work for Clinton Corn Pro­ Sophomore Class for excellence cessing Division of Standard in English. It has been endowed This morning Dr. Donald L. Helfferich presented the Brands by the late George Nox McCain Class of 1960 with their diplomas upon the completion of George Busler-Philadelphia of Philadelphia. Divinity School Mr. William Ray Mast, '62 four years of undergraduate work. At this time several James Campbell-history teach­ Hartley, Delaware honorary degrees were presented. er in the Ambler School Dis­ The Boeshore Prizes The valedictorian and salutatorian of the Class of 1960 trict Two prizes of $25.00 each, en­ were Linda M. MacFarland and Beverly H. Garlick. watson Coverdale-sales man­ dowed by Mr. and Mrs. Miller H. agel for Armstrong Cork Co., Boeshore of Philadelphia, one HONORARY Lansdale, Pa. open to men, the other open to Temple Critchfield-Federal G eorge Ambro'e Stauffer Doctor of Di,inity women, are awarded at each an­ Dou~ l as Horton Doctor of Humane Letter Civil Service work nual Commencement for excel­ Hugh cott Doctor of Law Bruce Drobnyk-business or lence the study of first-year army in COl\.L\lE TCEME T HO ORS Greek. VALEDICTORIAN' Fred Foster-retail business Mr. George Polins, '60 Cal Fox-army Linda Marilyn Wolf MacFarland The Honorable Hugh Scott Stowe, Pa. SALUTATORIAN: Bev Garlick-marriage No award to woman this year. Beverly Hinchcliffe Garlick Ursinus College awarded 154 un- lican Party from 1948 until 1949. Jane Gilinger-English and his­ tory teacher at Plymouth The Duttera Prize MAGNA CUM LAUDE: dergraduate degrees and 3 hon- Senator Scott was the regional A prize established by Mrs. Beverly Hinchcliffe Garlick orary degrees at its annual Com- organization Chairman for the Whitemarsh H.S. Linda Marilyn Wolf MacFarland Lynne Graburn-industrial Amos Duttera to be awarded to mencement Convocation held Eisenhower campaign in 1952. the student attaining the high­ CUM LAUDE: salesman Alice Clara Mills Dempsey this morning in the gymnasium In 1944 Senator Scott enlisted Anje Harries-teacher est standing in the study of Robert Henry Kreisinger, Jr. incognito as a merchant seaman church history. on the Ursinus campus. Pres i- on a tanker carrying high oc- Naomi Herre-M.A. in English at Marla Joan Shilton U of P Miss Linda Lee Peiffer, '62 Nancy Carolyn Springer dent Donald L. Helfferich con- I tane gasoline to Great Britain. Holland, Pa. DEPARTMENTAL HO ORS ferred the honorary degree of He saw service in the Mer­ Paul Hill-Navy Officer Candi­ date School The Peters Prize PSYCHOLOGY: Sara Loui e Lesher Doctor of Laws upon the com- I chant Marine and Navy in World Sue Hillard-civics teacher at The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Morgan mencement speaker, SenatOr War II; ~ntering the U. S. Naval Pottsgrove Jr. High School A. Peters Memorial Prize, of BACHELOR OF ARTS Hugh Scott. Dr. Helfferich also R:eserve m World War II as a Barbara Holtzman-grad work $50.00, established under the will Fritz Herman Ahlfeld Robert Henry Lippincott, J J. LIeutenant, he presently holds of Emma Jane Peters, is award­ George Armstrong, Jr. Wilson Robert Lorentz conferred an honorary degree of the rank of Captain. For his ser- in German at Penn State Ronald Sidney Avery Joseph Wendell Lutz Doctor of Humane Letters upon vice in the Merchant Marine At­ Phil Hauser-assistantship in ed annually to a man in the Helen Overholt Baile Anthony Nicholas McGrath Douglas Horton and an ~o?~r- lantic Convoy, the Senator was French at Penn State Senior Class for excellence in Barbara Anne Bates Anne larkland McWilliams ary degree of Doctor of DIVInIty awarded the Navy Commend a­ Bob Hunsicker-U of P. Grad the study of the Bible. John Francis Bauman Margaret Ann MilJer on George A.mbrose Stauffer .. Dr. tion Ribbon. He was also at Nak­ School Mr. Robert Henry Kreisinger, Nancy Milicent Blickenderfer James Carlton Morri on Ann Hurd-elementary educa­ '60 Richa rd Charles Boggio Keith Barry Moyer Horton offiCIated at the UrslI~us tong in the Korean War. Bernard Brown, II Martha J onet Paxson College Baccalaureate. SerVIce S to S ott was a delegate tion at U. of P grad school Wyomissing, Pa. (Continued on page 4) George Warren Busler, Jr. Helen Virginia Pearson held Sunday, June 5, m Bom- ena r c . Laverne Joseph-seminary Jame Daniels Campbell, II andra Lee Perfetti berger Chapel on the c::tmous. I ~t the In~ern:;tlOnal OrganIz~- Pat Karpinnen-Assistant per­ Ellen Craig Cia rk George Polins, III The topiC of Se!!) tor Scott's tlOns meetm.g m Uruguay, ~dIa sonnel manager Admissions Office Expects William MacBride Clelland, Jr. Dorothy Lynn Ransom speech was "Current American and ~ustralla. He w~ awa ded Ginny Keller-teacher in Avon- 274 Freshmen in '64 Class Eugene John Cook Philip Sterling Rowe Foreign Policy." Scott presented the fIrst A~.nual For~lgn Tr~de dale, N. J. Wat on Shallcrobs Coverdale, Jr. Judith Carol Sanders a clear picture of the United Award for outst.andmg ~ervlce Gail Kleckner-teacher The office of admissions has Temple Fi k Critchfield Edward Anthony Savastio States' policy in international to ~~? ~ort and CIty of ~hIladel­ Bruce Kenneth Drobnyk Richard Ronald Saylor Dave Lindemuth-teacher recently announced the win­ Donald Kriebel Ehring Katrinka Erdman Schnabel affairs. His comments and in- phia m 19,44. He !eceived ~he Bob Lippincott-real estate ners of the Open Scholarships. Frederick Foster Marla Joan Shilton sight were sound and also pro- G.re:;ter PhIl.adelphla Magazme Will Lorentz..-navy These scholarships are awarded Calvin William Fox, Jr. Robert John Shippee vocative. Fiftleth .AnnIversary Aw.a~d. He Joe Lutz..-National Guard to new students who have dem­ Beverly Hinchcliffe Garlick Sydney James Small Senator Scott was elected to has receIved numerous CIVIC and Tony McGrath-work for Seal­ onstrated outstanding ability in Martha Jane Gilinger ancy Carolyn Springer the United States Senate in No- "Man of the Year" awards. by test National Dairies, Wash­ Elmer Haigh, Jr. Gregory George Stagliano high school and exceptional ap­ Antje Anita Harries Alan "Valter Stoll vember 1958. He has been a Chambers of comme;ce, ser~lCe, ing, D. C. titude and achievement in the member of the Committees on press, and veterans orgamza­ 'aomi Ruth Herre Thoma Jo eph Stoudt, Jr. (Continued on page 4) morning and afternoon tests of Paul Henry Hill, Jr. Sa rah Louise Struve Interstate and Foreign Com- tions. the College Entran(!e Board. A Susan Marie Hillard Robert Bruce Turnbull merce, Public Works, Small Bus- Scott on Bailments, 1931, and Rev. Mr. Schellhase, list of the winners with their Barbara Jane Holtzman Donald Briggs Watson iness, National W~ter Resources, How to go into Polites, 1949, Miss Kay Kerper Engaged high schools and intended ma­ Phihp Edward Houser Robert Cole Watson and the Special Committee on are the titles of two books Sen- __ _ Robert Gerald Hunsicker Chariotte Stephanie Weiss jors follows: Ann Holbrook Hurd has James William Wenhold Unemployment Problems. He was ator Scott written. He is a Mr. and Mrs. George Kerper, Bonnie Lou Willson Laverne Ray Joseph Glenn Robert White also a member of the Civil War member of the Philadelphia and of 1120 E. Willow Grove Ave., Allentown High School Patricia Ann Karppinen Judith Jeanne Whittam Centennial Commission and American Bar Association and Wyndmoor announce the be­ Allentown, Pa.
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