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tte neat Nita te nr Rt Ae i Rt Rt A Et Sate ihe Rr Al elt SO hE ONE tm tae E AR tr 8 ON ats, BB bt Hate Tae further stated that during the school year 1933-1934 NIXON was student body president and enjoyed an unprecedented popularity among the students as well as among the faculty members of the college. Agent interviews UME #7) 3+ ~ tier College, who stated that he considered this applicant to have beer an outstanding student. He recalled heaving had him in some of his classes and stated that he considered him one aaa of the finest students he had ever taught. He characterized applicant as being ea naturel leader, ean excellent mixer among students or adults, and an outstanding debater. MEE stated thet while applicant was stu- dent. body president of Whittier College he was named as 4 delegate to the National Convention of College Student Body Officers, at which convention he also distinguished himself; further, thet. his nephew had been a close associate of this ‘D epplicart, they having participated together on college de- LT: bating teams. For this reason applicant frequently came to his home and he had an opportunity of observing him there as well. Upon this basis he states that applicant is a young man of good habits, very discreet in his conduct, and a fine young man in every respect. CE Vinitticr Collece, i> a MEE, waselso interviewed. He, too, stated that applicant is an outstanding leader ard mixes excellently. He stated thet he believes applicant may properly be rated as one of the best all-around students Whittier College ever had; that he ig possessed of unusually great energy and his only con- cern is that applicant will overwork himself. He pointed out in this connection that applicart had an older brother who died of Tuberculosis, and ke has, therefore, cautioned ap~ tlicert repeatedly to not overwork lest he be afflicted with the seme ailment. He informed that he knew applicant to be & young man of unguestione2 habits and that he has a good | physique, although he is not of the husky. types a, A SEEMED Writtier College, was also interview