Prof. Foss Married
Prof. F. E. Foss, who was form-
erly the head of the Civil Engineer
ing department, and who now oc
cupies a similar position in the Car
n tgie Technical Schools, was mar
ried on Wednesday of this week to
Miss Louise Rust, of Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Foss will spend the
summer in Maine, after which they
will make their home in Pittsburg.
1910 Class Elections
The incoming junior class, at a
meetin: held last week. elected the
followiw officer: president, D. K.
S an; vise president. J A Runk;
secretar ~ E. W. Stitt: trcasuier, J.
F. Mattern
Caotain Cree
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
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The Last Senicr ClaEs Meeting
The last regular meeting of the
senior class was held on Thursda- ,
eve"ing. It was voted to hold a -
union every five years At each
reunion a prize will be given to the
member of the class who has the
greatest number of children. As
conclusive proof, the family must
be brought to the reunion.
From the list of candi-lates for
the John W. White Fellow hip suh
tnitted by the faculty, D F. Evans
and E. M. Thomas were chosen.
E. E. Society Officers
The following officers have been
chosen by the Electrical Engineer-
i• tz Society for next year : presi
dent. E A Wi.cox; lica president,
W. C. Weaver; secretary, H. S
Amer; treasurer, F. I. Woltz;
marshal. A R. Meek
Kindly mention the State Col
lezian when calling upon our
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