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A number of Vr-lley people visited
in Fairbanks over the Fourth of July
week-end and attended the ceremony
it the University of Alaska at Coll
ege where Ur. Terris Iloore -was pre
sented the ‘‘Keys to the University'1
Dy the retiring President, Dr. Charles
Bunnell.
Ur. Iloore, 41 years of age, resigned
his position as treasurer of the
Boston Museum of Science to cone to
the University of Alaska. He is no
Cheechako, however. Since 1930 he
has made four expeditions into the
mount?ins of Alaska, and in March jf
this year he flev; his own piano to
the Territory from Massachusetts.
Dr. Hoore received his Ph.D. from
Harvard business School. He is an
economist, an expert on "retie life,
financial consultant to the Governor
of Nev; Jersy, mountain climber, evl
ator, lecturer, writer, businessman
and teacher. His wife is a Phi Beta
Kappa graduate of Vassar College.
He -has two children, Katrina, 15,and
Henry, 9, who will attend school’ in
Fairbcnks.
Ur. Foor-e^ was graduated from illiamc
College, '• Williams town, Massachuret,
with a 3,A. in Geology. He rscoiv -r
his IU.E.A, from Harvard and his D^v
tor of Commercial Science degree
from the same school. He was 1in
structor in business Administration
at UCLA, for two years and then re
signed to get 10 years' actual busi
ness experience before returning 'to
the. field of education. 1'his ten
year period was up in 1949.
As a writer, Dr. Moore is author of
a number of travel articles in the
National geographic, New York Times,
the London Alpine Journal end the
Laris La Montagne. Ke has had plenty
of adventures to write about. In
1935 he seeled Uinya Konka in Tibet,
in 1938 1't. Sanford in Alaska and in
1942'he was on a project on Mount
McKinley, becoming one of the few to
climb uhis peak. Ho has made several
excursions to South America.
If the University re-establishes its
courses in .-.eronautios, it vill have
the enthusiastic cooperation of its
new president in this field. In i-JTG
Dr. Moore received a U.3. Tran's-V'-t
Lilot's license with Instructor tak
ing and -f-o date his pilot room. Is
cTom to. 2000 hours of‘landplrno,
seep? a no . nd s ki -pi ane c ime.
In the field of sports, Dr. Moo: c
also races high. At his prep sen col,
he was on the football team.*Ai
"ill isms he was captain o*‘* th j varsi
ty oreos-country team, member of the
dent. on r. p. 6