E. E, Society
The Electrical Engineering Society
held a meetirg in room 20 of the
Engineering building, Wednesday
evening of last week. The follow
ing officers for the present teim
were elected; President, P.lxe, 'O6;
Vice President, Lar.des, ’O6; Sec
retary, Foltz, ’O6; Treasurer, Zar
fos, ’O6; Mai shall, Perry, ’O6.
Plans for the present year’s work
were discussed and it was decided
to carry on the work practically the
same as was taken up last year.
Subjects which are too high in
theory to be comprehended by the
Juniors will not be used. Execu-
tive and social committees were ap
pointed and it was decided to have
“feeds” at least once a month. At
the meeting last night several inter
esting papers were read. The Jun
ior Electrical Engineers have been
invited to membership.
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