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ALA Representatives
AT INAUGURATIONS, 

DEDICATIONS, AND OTHER 
ACADEMIC CEREMONIES

Alphonse Trezza represented ALA at the 
inauguration of Rev. Vincent Negherbon as 
president of Saint Francis College, Loretto, 
Pa., on Aug. 24. On Sept. 22, Richard Logsdon 
represented ALA at the bicentennial celebra­
tion of Rutgers University; and on Oct. 1, 
Bernard Rink attended the inauguration of 
S. Douglas Cornell as president of Mackinac 
College. Hal H. Smith was the ALA repre­
sentative at the inauguration of the Rev. Doug­
las G. Trout as president of Tusculum College 
on Oct. 4; at the inauguration of Carl Gustaf 
Fjellman as president of Upsala College on 
Oct. 4; Norman D. Stevens represented ALA. 
On Oct. 15 William A. Pease represented ALA 
at the inauguration of Robert A. Christie as 
president of Millersville (Pa.) State College, 
and J. Elias Jones, at the inauguration of Wil­
liam Terril Higdon as president of Graceland 
College.

Ralph H. Parker on Oct. 19 was the ALA 
representative at the inauguration of W. Merle 
Hill as president of Christian College, Colum­
bia, Mo.; Richard L. Snyder was the repre­
sentative at the dedication of Paley library of 
Temple University on Oct. 21. Also on Oct. 
21, Eugenia Maddox represented ALA at the 
inauguration of Robert B. Kamm as president 
of Oklahoma State University.

Mrs. Frances Shine represented ALA at the 
dedication of the William J. Hutchins library 
of Berea College on Oct. 25. On Oct. 27, 
Ralph H. Hopp was the delegate of ALA at 
the inauguration of the Rev. Monsignor Ter­
rence J. Murphy as president of the College 
of St. Thomas; and on Oct. 28, Robert Fetvedt 
represented ALA at the inauguration of Sam­
uel Gerald Gates as president of Wisconsin 
State University, LaCrosse. On Oct. 28, Rob­
ert W. Orr attended the ceremonies inaugurat­
ing Paul Frederick Sharp as president of Drake 
University. James Holly was the representative 
of ALA at the inauguration on Oct. 29 of 
Robert H. Wick as president of Saint Cloud 
State College. James M. Hillard represented 
ALA at the inauguration of Walter Raleigh 
Coppedge as president of the College of 
Charleston on Oct. 29.

On Nov. 1, at ceremonies inaugurating 
Grover E. Murray as president of Texas Tech­
nological College, Mabel E. Willoughby repre­
sented ALA. On Nov. 5, at Youngstown Univer­
sity’s inaugural of Albert Pugsley as president, 
Martha Cox represented ALA.

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