DePauw University Archives and Special Collections

Inventory to the Percy Lavon Julian Family Papers

Percy Lavon Julian Family Papers
Series I: Folder 30
DePauw University McNaughton Medal,
Old Gold Day and Science Symposium, September 29-30, 1972

Percy L. Julian was the first recipient of the McNaughton Medal. The medal honors the memory of John T. McNaughton, a 1942 DePauw graduate and native of Bicknell, Indiana, and resident of Pekin, Illinois. McNaughton was Secretary of the Navy designate when he was fatally injured in an airplane crash in 1967.

Alex McNaughton, President William E. Kerstetter, Percy L. Julian, Anna Julian, F. F. McNaughton

[CD 151 McNaughton4.tif]

Percy L. Julian, President William E. Kerstetter, Ardath Yates Burkhart '27
(Ardath Yates received Old Gold Goblet in 1972, she was the first woman recipient)

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Percy L. Julian and President William E. Kerstetter shaking hands

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Percy L. Julian and President Kerstetter at podium

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Percy L. Julian standing at podium

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Percy L. Julian walking toward podium

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Donald J. Cook, Percy L. Julian and President William E. Kerstetter

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Percy L. Julian (center) at science symposium, "Man in the Middle: How Science Can Help Him"
(The symposium was held in honor of the dedication of the Science & Math Center during DePauw's traditional Old Gold weekend. The convocation was held at Gobin Memorial Church. Speakers and panel participants included: Percy L. Julian '20, Sigurd A. Sjoberg, Donald E. Stullken '41, Joseph P. Allen, IV '59, Roger O. Egeberg, M.D., Elburt F. Osborn '32, William D. Ruckelshaus, Marilee H. Salmon, James Madison, Forst Fuller, and Hugh Henry)
[CD 149 Julian@table.tif]