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1957] UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 407
and unrevoked Certified Public Accountant certificates obtained by passing a standard
written examination in another state or territory of the United States and
who qualify in all other respects under this provision of the law.
Name
RALPH WALDEMAR BERON
HAROLD JOSEPH BURKE
DONALD ARTHUR COX
BENJAMIN SAUL DANIEL
EDWARD ELLIOTT FRADKIN
VERNON GREENWOOD GARRETT, JR.
MARVIN KENNETH HAMBRICK
JOHN HENRY KNABE
CLAUDE W. MASON
FRANCIS LEE MILES
WILLIAM HENDERSON RAMSEY
RICHARD BERNARD WESSELMANN
WILLIAM ALBERT WILLE
WESLEY PHILIP WYRICK
Address
Chicago, Illinois
Tiverton, Rhode Island
Norwalk, California
Chicago, Illinois
Chicago, Illinois
Houston, Texas
Houston, Texas
Chicago, Illinois
Rockford, Illinois
Houston, Texas
Hopkins, Minnesota
Belleville, Illinois
Mt. Prospect, Illinois
Tulsa, Oklahoma
State from Which They
Obtained Certificates
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
California
District of Columbia
District of Columbia
Texas
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
Tennessee
Louisiana
Minnesota
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
I concur.
On motion of Mr. Johnston, these certificates were awarded.
1LLINI ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
(9) The University of Illinois Alumni Association has established a program of
alumni awards according to the following plan:
I. An Achievement Award for the alumnus "who has attained outstanding success
and distinction in his field of endeavor."
A. No more than five awards shall be made each year for the first three
years, and a maximum of three awards annually thereafter.
B. The award shall be made at the June commencement exercises at Urbana-
Champaign.
C. The President of the University shall present the award and the President
of the Alumni Association shall read the citation.
D. A Hall of Fame shall be designated in a prominent and appropriate place
on campus where a framed picture of each alumnus receiving this award,
with suitable caption describing his achievement, will be displayed.
II. A Loyalty Award for the alumnus "who has continued his active interest in
and loyalty to the University."
A. Not more than one award shall be made annually by each Alumni Club.
B. The award shall be made at an appropriate dinner meeting with suitable
ceremony.
C. The award shall be presented by the President of the University, the
President of the Alumni Association, the Executive Director or Field
Representative of the Alumni Association, or some other official of the
University, or by the local Alumni Club President.
III. Merit Award for an alumnus out of the University fifteen years or less "who
has served the University faithfully and well."
A. Not more than one award shall be made annually by each Alumni Club.
B. The award shall be made at an appropriate dinner meeting with suitable
ceremony.
C. The award shall be presented by the President of the University, the
President of the Alumni Association, the Executive Director or Field
Representative of the Alumni Association, or some other official of the
University, or by the local Alumni Club President.
IV. Outstanding Leadership Award to the top senior man and woman student.
A. The award shall be made each academic year.
B. The award shall be made at the Mini Union "100" Banquet.
C. The award shall be presented by the President of the University and the
citation read by the President or the Executive Director of the Alumni
Association.