B-Day Speaker Tells Students
Communication Needs Seen
The knowledge and information in the world is increasing so rapidly that communication and assimilation of such knowledge is impossible if we don't find better means of communicating, William A. Conboy, professor of speech and drama, said last night at the School of Business banquet.
"Society doesn't learn to discriminate," he said. "It is part of the American business to teach society to learn to discriminate."
THE GREATEST single challenge of the business profession is to be responsible philosophers of criticism, he said.
Prof. Conboy said that the word "communication" has become a catch-all and is used when other terms would be more appropriate.
Following the guest speaker recipients of scholarships and awards for 1960-61 were named.
The $500 Security National Bank scholarship in Business and Finance was
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Glendon Hildebrand, Stafford Junior,
received a renewal of the $500 Goodyear
Foundation scholarship. Lawrence A.
Shelton Kissas, Junior, received the same scholarship.
renewed to David E. Wenger, Abilene freshman.
Two Elizabeth M. Hoyt scholarships were given, Arthur M. Revell, Lawrence D. Brown, Lawrence scholarship and William D. Cowden, Lawrence junior, received a $275 scholarship.
The Paul Landis scholarship of $200 was
paid by Gary Dean Dickson Holsington freshman
Greater University Fund scholarships w/ school names Ann Smith, Bethel junior; Roy J. Deem, Joplin, Mo., junior; Martin W. Pitts, Miltonville High School senior; E. Hoard, Miltonville High School senior.
Mary Lou Beecker. Colby student, received the Phi Chi Theta Key. The key was annually to a senior woman on the basis of scholarship activities and leadership.
Wayne E. Bruming, Robinson sophmore, received a $500 Boeing Aircraft Collins, Latham High School senior, received a $250 scholarship from Boeing.
Sidney A. Morris, Ottawa senior, received the Alpha Kappa Psi key. The key was his experience by reason of his scholastic attainments, his leadership qualities and his general aptitude for the business world, consid- erable outstanding male graduate for the year.
Ann Marie Wees, Prairie Village senior, received the $25 Chi Omega Prize presentation and ranking senior woman in the department of economics or School of Business.
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