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− | [[LASFS]] annual banquet begun in | + | [[LASFS]] annual banquet begun in 1949 by [[Walter Daugherty]] to honor [[E. Everett Evans]]. The Fanquet was held yearly to honor the club members who had broken into the pro field with sales of fiction or art. Originally, the year's honoree was the person who had sold the most in his or her first year, but later on, it honored anyone who had made a first sale. |
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By the late 70s, the event had become known as the '''LASFS Showcase''' and had become one of the club's fundraiser activities. | By the late 70s, the event had become known as the '''LASFS Showcase''' and had become one of the club's fundraiser activities. | ||
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Revision as of 04:49, 14 February 2020
LASFS annual banquet begun in 1949 by Walter Daugherty to honor E. Everett Evans. The Fanquet was held yearly to honor the club members who had broken into the pro field with sales of fiction or art. Originally, the year's honoree was the person who had sold the most in his or her first year, but later on, it honored anyone who had made a first sale.
Date | Honoree | Notes |
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1949 | E. Everett Evans | First Fanquet |
1950 | Arthur Jean Cox | |
unknown years <1956 | Len Moffatt, Mel Hunter, L. Major Reynolds, and Ed Clinton | |
1956 | Helen M. Urban | Attendance: 60; Fanquet #8 |
1957 | no Fanquet that year, a testimonial dinner instead for Forry Ackerman | |
1959 | George W. Fields | 10th Annual |
March 12, 1960 | Richard Geis and Julie Jardine | |
1961 | Chuck Neutzel | |
1962 | Rick Sneary | |
1963 -- 1964 | not held | |
1965 | Larry Niven | |
1966 | Bill Ellern and Ted Johnstone | Attendance: 29; Speaker: Larry Niven |
1967 | not held | |
1969 | Bill Warren and Hank Stine | |
1974 | Gail Kimberly | |
1975 | Dian Girard | |
1977 | Bjo Trimble |
By the late 70s, the event had become known as the LASFS Showcase and had become one of the club's fundraiser activities.
Miscellaneous | 1949—1977 |
This is a miscellaneous page |