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Rensselaer Alumni News: July 1954

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and my administrative a sociates and that they could and would accept the chal- lenge to carryon for a year just a well as…
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The four alumni above were me 1954 winners of the Alben Fox Demers Medal. From left, WiUiam H . Craven, Washing- ton; Donald E…
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graduate and graduate curriculums and some entirely new curriculums have been proposed and discus ed," he tated.…
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· 'I ha been our be t mean of liai on ith our m n. '\ e mention the avai labi lity of our Place· ment Bureau en ·…
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Pau l E. Hemke, new vice pre idem George H . Lee, research direct c Appointments to Three Major Executive Posts Announc d by…
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B Franklin G. Minton A LTH GH THE J K on the R ensseber ft Poly 1953- 54 port record i carcely dry, R .P.I. coadle in all…
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LETTER (Colltil/lled tro/ll Page 4 ) ceptions to thi in my time, Directo r D av id M . Green was instru ctor in railroad and…
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NECROLOGY oroe W . R ose Jr. \'(fo rd ha been rece ived of the death of George Ro e, Jr., '4 1 of 1 2 Lake t. ,…
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Born in Am terdam, . Y., Mr. Llo yd had lived in Troy most of his life. Fo l- lowing graduation with a degree in e lec-…
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The 148th Commencement Of 550 degree conferred about one fourth w ent to ROTC Inen and about one fifth for graduate ,vork A…
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The candidate came from 3 1 of the United States and from 16 foreign countries. Twenty-five per cent of chem were married and…
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in thi ountry to ambitiou new re i- dent from other lands a well , to it native-born. " pon leaving the Arm y in 19 19…
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" Reo elaer Polytechnic In titute con- fer the honorary deg ree o f Doctor of Law upon illiam Pearson Tolley in…
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The Text of Emil H. Prae o'e r's Commencement A ddress Following is Ibe complele I xl of Ihe commencement address…
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were not in the great demand that gradu- ate are today. Repre entative of indu - try did not oli it our ervice en ma e and…
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pro ement in the material things of life, 1110 t of which have be n invented or dcvclo ped by men with ci ntifi aptitudc and…
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Doig Pl'e ident of Hanna Furnace Corp. The appo intment of Ea rl M. D oig as presi- dent of the Hanna Furnace…
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tuck, Conn.; David Michaeli, Tel-Aviv, Israel; Howard Leonard Mills, Franklin quare, . Y .; Charles Robert Mitchell, ebri ng…
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R P I TRUSTEES P re enting: John O. Amstuz JOHN O. AMSTuz, an R.PJ. trustee since 1952, is vice president of Behr- Manning…
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By Edward H. Dion THER AL 1 1'\ HKE D gone by, leaving plea ant memorie of a beau- tiful campus, old friend hips…
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mid t of the canning ea on, 0 wa he in a ru h to get ba k 0 0 0 Had a letter from " Jim" (J. G .) Darrah '52…
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FROM THE CLUBS AND CLASSE About R. P. I. M en E verywher e J e tern [ 0 a Itu ell On June 16, the local a sociati on met to…
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CLASS NOTES '96 Word from Charles Travis says that he is now living at White's Hotel, Massena, N. Y. , and is in…
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THROUGH THE TRANSIT Reunion THE WEATH ER was clear and warm, even a little on the hot side, as more than 550 alumni returned…
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ew weapons ... against weeds Friendly lo crop ... d adl - amaZlng n , ar d n w to ur farm rand h me gardener WEED 0 t…
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