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State College Board
Members Appointed
(continued itou nm me)
Ing his hearing on charges of mis-t
administration.
Judge Melson's
term on the board would have ex
plred in June, 1963.
A graduate of Lafayette College,
Mr. Nickel also studied at Columbia
University and the University of;
Pennsylvania and at two different
times was an instructor at Lafa
yette. He is past vice-president of
the Delaware State Educational As
sociation, past president of the
Middletown Rotary Club and past
master of the Middletown Masonic
Lodge. While the schools of the
state were still operated under the
old county system, Mr. Nickel ser
ved as principal of the Milford
schools. He later served as supcr
n tendent of the Caesar Rodney
School and principal of Middle
town Schools for a number of
Tears.
Mrs. Buchanan, past president of
the Delaware State Federation of
Women's Clubs, succeeds Earle D.
Willey who retired from the board
as of June 6, 1949. Active In wo
men's affairs, she is president of
the Dover Council of Church Wo
men, and president of the State
Baptist Women's Missionary Socie
ty. She is a graduate of Meredith
College. Raleigh, N. C.. and served
there for three years as director of
religious activities and for one year
as assistant dean of women. She is
a member of the American Associ
ation of University Women.
Mrs. Buchanan is the wife of
Edgar W. Buchanan, Dover mer
chant and instructor in economics
and business administration at
Wesley Junior College. They have
one daughter, Rebecca.
Other members of the board are:
Caleb M. Wright, of Georgetown,
president; Samuel N. Culver of
Delmar; Clarence-Polk of Milford,
and Mrs. Beatrice Berryman of Wil
mington.
Announcement of the new ap
pointments was made by Harris B.
McDowell, ' Jr., secretary of state,
in the absence of Governor Carvel
who is attending a national govl
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