Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-06-05
Journalism School
Initiates Awards,
Citations Program

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.-The
first Alumni award, citations to
four Journalism majors, as well
rs com4nendation to the March
Of Nickels campaign committee,
highlfghted the final Qiallon
clinic program held Tuesday,
May IS, AGO ?. m, IN the as
room, School OF Journal
ism. Francis Reiss, speaker Tor
he occasion, and prize-wlnnlng
Journalism student from the
University o. Missouri, adGres-
sed an appreciative, capacity
audience on Photography and its
Relation to- Journalism.
Following an inspiring address
in which Relss pointed out the
merits of purposeful planning
toward new goals to be achieved
through effective use of news
photography, an award and four
citations to Lincoln university
students included: presentation
of the Journalism Alumni award
to Calvin Moses Jaccx Norfolk,
Va.), summer graduating senior,
by Mamie Ruth Butles (Pales-
tine, Texas, senior, first Robert
S ABBOTT scholar; citation tol
William Phineas Russell (New;
York, N. W, Junior, for writing
the Most Important Story OF the
Year; " to James Alphonso Hor-
ton CMorehead City, N. CO., jun
ior, and Mrs. Leila Knox Shanks
(Chicaska, Olka.), Junior, sec
ond Robert S. Abbott scholar,
Ior turning in the largest re-
porting Images, respectively for
the year.
Citations to faculty members
reporting students with
largest amount of achievements
news during the year went to
Mrs. Hazel Mcdaniel Teabeau,
professor, English de-
to Charles M. Heard,
dean of men, and ihGnorablei
mention to w. Sherman, profess
sor and head, History and Gov.
department.
Special tribute to faculty
members for aid given the March
of Nickels committee, student
project sponsored by the Intro
duction to Journalism class, was
paid: C. C. Daniel, director, LU
public relations; w. A. Hamil-
ton, business manager; Luther
director, buildings, uti-
lities and grounds; George Il.
Williams, assistant professor,
Mechanic Arts department.;
James D. Parks, assistant pro-
lessor and head of the Art de-
partment; and H. Hadley Hart
shorn, principal, Lincoln univer-
sity Laboratory high school. In
less than two months the stu
dent group raised more than
81 300 to be applied to the L. U.
stadium building fund.
Faculty and staff members
nominated by students for reco-
gnition on the basis of cooper
alton and valuable assistance
included: president S. D. Scruggs
Ina A. Bolton, dean OF women.
Donald A. Edwards, assistant
professor Of physics; Norvel 2.
Barkscale, professor Of Rench
and head, Department of Mod
IN LANGUAGES; Walter R. Talbert
DR.. L.. S. Daigle, school
Cecil A. Blue, profess
sor of English and head, Depart
ment Of English; Raymond II.
Kemp. assistant professor and
acting head, Dpartmnt OF Health
and Physical Education; Sidney
J. Reedy, professor of Education;
David Rains, assistant professor
Physical education; C. B. Tay-
lor, assistant professor and act
ing head. Home Economics de-
partment; Milton G. Hardiman,
professor Of French; ]. n. Free
man, professor Of Agriculture,
head of Department of Agrlcul-
ture. Edelbrt Rodgrs, assistant
professor, Department of Edu-
cation; Hortense Holloway, in
structor, Department of Sociolo-
gy; S. z. Westerfield, assistant
profess or, Department of Econ
omics; Eric Moore, University
librarian: the Misses Harryette
Cleveland, Thelma Burford,
Loretta Owens, Georgia Bodklns,
Gene watkins; Messers Clayton
Fox and Lucius Jones.
According to an announcement
by Miss Consuelo c. Young, act
ing dean, the special awards
activities initiated this year, Will
in all probability be included
hereafter in a Journalism Week.
program and will cite in add
ton top places to writer's OF the
Rest Feature story of theYear,
Best Editorial, Best Comics,
Cartoons and photography.
William M. Bailey Salisbury,
Miss.). summer graduating SEN
ior was master Of ceremonies for
this years program; Miss Iris
Darlington (Toronto, G anada),
also a graduating senior, COM
mended the faculty of the school
of Journalism for it's work on
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