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Five Alumni Named
To 'Outstanding' Roll
Five alumni have been selected by the Board of Trustees to be
entered on the 1957 roll of Distinguished Alumni.
Named by the Trustees because their "personal life, professional
achievement and community service best exemplify the objectives
of Penn State" are:
Samuel F. Hinkle, Columbia, who last July was named to the
newly-created position of presi
dent of the Hershey Chocolate
Corp.
Harvey B. Jordan, Pittsburgh,
who rose from the ranks to be
come vice president in charge of
operations for U.S. Steel Corp.
John R. Richards, Scranton,
who advanced in education to
become Chancellor of Oregon
State System of Higher Educe
cation. -
Fred M. Waring, Tyrone, who
has attained international fame as
an orchestra leader and choral
director.
Oliver G. Willits, Camden, N.J.,
who rose from the ranks to be
come Chairman of the Board of
Campbell Soup Co.
President Eric A. Walker, in
announcing the awards on be
half of the Trustees, said this
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marks the seventh straight year
the University has paid tribute
to outstanding alumni.
The principal purpose of these
awards, which were founded upon
the suggestion of former President
Milton S. Eisenhower, is to recog
nize and salute the achievements
lof outstanding graduates.
The recipients were selected
from a panel of candidates recom
mended by Dr. Walker. Bronze
medallions will be presented to
the alumni at exercises to be held
on campus during The annual re
union assembly Saturday June 15.
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