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Rensselaer Alumni News: July 1952

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Edward B. Showell is a water and waste consultant in the Engineering Service Divi- sion of E. r. du Pont de Nemours & Co…
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' 25 Randolph Burrell is with Consoli - dated Edison Corp. in ew York City. He lives at 8 Plymouth Rd ., Chap- paqua,…
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March 2. Don is with Wallace & Tiernan, Inc., Belleville, N. ]., and the family resides at 384 Newark, Pompton Turnpike,…
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Mervin S. Cooper owns and operates the "Doctor's Exchange & Telephone Service" in Perth Amboy, N. ]. He…
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methods and supervIsIon. Home address: 213 Walnut treet, Painted Post. H arr y L. Reynolds received the degree of doctor of…
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26 These Great laboratory PETROCHEMICALS offer independent inventors great opportunity for e,xploration and reward. Such…
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Facilities Are Open to You Many inventive people have responded to the Sinclair Pian's offer of laboratory facilities -…
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Norman L. Scott and Miss Wilma Jean omerville of Jackson, Mich., were married April 12. Mrs. cott is a graduate of the…
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Mrs. Diepeveen, a graduate of Washington University, St. Louis, Mo., in the architecture field, is associated with the Bergen…
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THROUGH THE TRANSIT Bells Without a Belfry V I TORS to the campus since June 1 have noticed that some- thing new has been…
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Power at your finger tip Nearly everything you do today is done easier, quicker and better - thanks to electricity If you are…
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C0he STAMP of FINE PRINTING ( ) tether it be offset or letterpress, whether one color or multi; color, THE ARGUS COMPANY…

Rensselaer Alumni News: July 1953

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PUBLISHED BY THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE First man and wife to graduate from RPJ at same time…
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[ 41 _'===-~J. IJ YOUR LIFE IS ENRICHED BY DU MONT DEVELOPMENTS During every hour of your day, a cathode-ray tube…
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Alumni News Volume XIX JULY 1953 Number 4 PUBLISHED BY RENSSELAER ALUM ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED Managing Editor: F LOYD…
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4 RI G HT ... ANYWHERE! IRVING * I "A RniNG GRATING for EVERY PURPOSE" I GRATING *For WALKING - WORKING -…
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Forty 'Iemher of Faculty Prom.oted President Livingston W . H ou ton and D ean Paul E. H em ke have announced…
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The five alumni above were awarded Demers Medal. From left, Royce F. Ward, Washington; Carl J. Wright, Ft. Col- lins, Colo.;…
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Co., 400 ; The Hoover Co., 500 ; Philco Corp., 2,000; ylvania Electric Products Co., 100; W ard Leonard Electric 0 ., 100.…
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8 President Vosburgh greets alumnus who came from greatest distance. He is Jamshed D. Engineer, from Bombay, India, in this…
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Alumni Association and continuously h as been in the front l ine of its workers. As its ecretary over a long term and a it…
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The candidates enter colorful Field House where 615 degrees were conferred. The 147th Commencement Class contained largest…
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olombia, uba, Dominican Republic, France, Greece, H aiti, Honduras, Indi a, I ran , Israel, Japan, N etherland W est In -…
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laer Polytechnic 1n titute confer the honorary degree of civil engineer upon Clarence Wilbert Higbee in recognition of hi…
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the production of the indu try and en- hanced the quality of it product . Out of his studie have come thirty- ix patents and…
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