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Rensselaer Alumni News: July 1957

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electronic and atomic developments will have upon the world 's economic and social order in the years ahead. But cer-…
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Mr. Tallamy advised graduating class that technical ability would not be most important key to top sU'cce s. First…
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Fourteen Faculty Members Promoted To the Rank of Associate Professor FOURTEEN MEMBE RS of the faculty have been advanced…
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JUNE REUNION PICTURES (Other reunion pictures m main story and elsewhere) Greco, Rutherford, N. J.; Walton ]. Grinke, Lt…
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oup at the Troy Country Club includes, front row, left to right, W . J. ~. A. O 'Hara, and E. Wiseman; back row, left to…
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Alumni party in Field House Friday evening again proved one of the most enjoy- able events of weekend. In addition to…
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had been established; the student aid program had been enlarged ; and the medical program had been extended. The fulltime…
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CONTINUED Ed Dion elected for thirty-sixth term Text of Albert Fox Demers Medal citations Edward H . D ion, left, was…
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The Fifty Year Club conducts its largest meeting spreads the name and furthers the fame of Rensselaer." "Robert L…
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(Continlled from Page 16) Frank ]. Valdina, Jr., Newburgh; An- thony L. VanBuskirk, Schenectady; Paul G. VanBuskirk, Cohoes…
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Herbert L. Singer, Troy; Clement A. kalski, Scarsdale; Joseph ]. Slomski, Brooklyn; Glenn H . Smith, Westport, Conn.; Ira R…
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Bachelor of Metatltlrgica.l Engineering - Charles F. Alberti, Pittsfield, Mass.; Henry LeRoy Andrew, Sound Beach; Richard C…
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tie, Wash .; Hans W. Wawrousek, Troy, and D onald L. Wood, Ballston pa . Industrial ~lanageTnent Certificates - Cmdr. Robert…
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26 I NCORPORATED ELECTRONS, 127 SUSSEX AVENUE "NEW ARl{ 3, "N. J . ~ on :rJ,.t., ~~ . ~ F~opil1u-R~~~ ~.…
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Sanfor d L. Cluett Hon ored by A .S .M .E . anford H . Cluett '98, vice president of Cluett, Peabody & Co., Troy,…
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B y Judson Snyder T 1-1 E 1956-57 athletic year finished in the black with a 53 per cent mark re- corded in the books. This…
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The Present And YOUR FUTURE In ATOMIC POWER A1Ulnni News for July, 1957 The USS Nautilus prototype was the first…
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THROUGH THE TRANSIT , Ti Summertime A LTHOU H MOST of the undergraduates have left the campus not to return until September…
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Engineer your future at RCA ... IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE ENGINEERING •.. Nationwide or Worldwide Whatever the job .. . wherever…
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C0he STAMP of FINE PRINTING m ether it be offset or letterpress, whether one color or multi, color, THE ARGUS COMPANY…

Rensselaer Alumni News: July 1958

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ELAER POLYTECHNIC I STITUTE Happy day for all: A good finish and a new beginning. RPJ Gets $2,500,000 Accelerator : Dion…
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1908 First open steel mesh Gratings for New York City Subways. 1912 First open steel mesh Flooring for Industrial Plants (…
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Alumni News Volume XXIV JULY, 1958 Number 4 INCORPORATED Managing Editor: FL YO TIFFT B oard 0/ Editor: DAVID • ALLI ON…
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R P I T R US T EES Presenting R aymon d H . H artigan Dr. Raymond H. Hartigan, vice president and director of research and…
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Edward H. Dion: "Au R evoir but ot Farewell." Edward H. Diuo Retires After 36 years of dedicated erVlce a ecretary…
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