University diplomas awarded with new honors system
Registrar J Everett Long announced diplomas were issued under a new university board of governors system. Highest honors went to students with a 3.7 grade point average or better for five consecutive semesters. Recipients listed include Herman Casdorph, Jack Cantrell of Charleston, Jerome Salmony of South Charleston, Kenneth Plants of Point Pleasant, Harold Ford of White Sulphur Springs, and Albert Lancianese of Mount Hope.
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J. Everett Long
University Board of Governors
Herman R. Casdorph
Jackoo J Cantrell
Charleston
Jerome C
Almony
South Charleston
Keneth D. Plants
Pt. Pleasant
Harold L. Ford
White Sulphur ‘Springs
Albert Lancianese
Huntington Detective Elected by Policemen
Clarksburg June 21. Detective Sgt Herman Frazier of Huntington was reelected and installed for his third two year term as president of the West Virginia Fraternal Order of Police. Other officers reelected include Patrolman James Guillian of Charleston as vice president and Sgt William J Thomas of Wheeling as secretary treasurer. Parkersburg was chosen as next convention site for June 1952. Also a cheese sauce recipe appears.
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Clarksburg
Herman Frazier
Huntington
West Virginia
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