Institute banquet honors prewar members at Hamilton House
The Institute held a banquet at Hamilton House to recognize members with 100 points for active office holding and chapter participation. Recognition awards went to Hubert Merry James Booker and others for shingles awards after brief remarks by Clyde Shaw. Dancing and laughter followed into the early morning hours.
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Nitrogen finds new uses as industry grows
Dozens of new applications for nitrogen, comprising over three quarters of Earth's atmosphere, are highlighted in October Relief Digest. The gas' low temperatures enable refrigeration and other processes, fueling a rise in nitrogen filling stations where trucks transport food.
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Morbid musings on Christmas from Dr and TA dialogue
A fragmentary dialogue features TA and Dr. No discussing Christmas. Dr. No calls Christmas crass but notes small families preserve spirit, while TA probes life philosophy and meaning as an escape mechanism in a tough world.
Gary Wade Ray a Tri State student leader and donor
Gary Wade Ray of Canton Olio is a Tri State student leader and honors recipient. He serves as President of a fraternity and Secretary of the group Sigma Phi Delta while holding Student Council representative duties. He is Tau Sigma Eta and Gold Key recipient and has won the Dresser Scholarship. He held dorm roles as Resident Assistant Vice President and Secretary. He participated in the Fall Festival Dance Committee and Winter Carnival Dance Committee and competes in Mr Tri State. He enjoys football and basketball, came from Canton Olio, is the son of Mr and Mrs Wade Ray, and worked for General Motors at Turnstead Division last summer.
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Over Christmas Vacation Drifts Toward Reflection
The speaker plans a quiet holiday pause to ponder ideas and prepare for the next series of interviews. They thank the reader and signal a temporary pause before continuing.
Notice to Civil Engineering Students Schedule Advisers
Department chair George F Hauck informs all civil engineering students to consult advisers about schedules in the coming days. The aim is to fix well conceived timetables to improve grades reduce residence time and maximize benefits from electives. Registration materials will be issued and posted in the bulletin.
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