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Faculty Briefs
Conducted Course
Win Awards
Dr. T. C. Kavanagh, professor
of civil engineering at the Col
;ege, conducted a special course
in Harrisburg during the summer
nn advanced topics in Bridge
Engineering for the bridge design
staff of the firm of Gannett,
Fleming, Corddry, and Carpenter.
Profs In Chicago
Nine faculty members of the
school of Chemistry and Physics
attended the American Chemical
Society meetings in Chicago re
cently.
They were Dr. Joseph A. Dix
on, Dr. Bodie E. Douglass, Dr.
Philip J. Elving, Dr. W. C. Fer
nelius, J F. Hosler, Dr. A. Witt
Hutchison, Dr. W. W. Miller, Dr.
Robert W. Schiesselr, and Dr.
Mary L. Willard.
Dr. Elving presented two pa
pers and participated in meet
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Prof Wins Prize
William R. Gordon, professor of
rural sociology extension, was
awarded second prize of $3OO in
a songwriting contest sponsored
by the State Department of Com
merce for Pennsylvania. Week.
The winning song was "Penn
sylvania, Keystone State" used
in the Aaronsburg Story last Oct.
23.
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Chemist Gets Job
Dr. Harry M. Crooks, who re
ceived his doctor of philosophy
degree at the College, and who is
now a research chemist with
Parke, Davis, and Co., has been
assigned the job of establishing a
research unit for the firm in Lon
don.
Eng Lecture
F:il:3
H. P. Hammond, dean of The
School of Engineering, will add
ress students enrolled in Engi
neering 2 and 3 at a senior lecture
in Schwab auditorium at 4:10
p.m. today. His subject will be
"The Year Ahead."
Dean at Meeting
Dr. George L. Haller,' dean of
the School of Chemistry and
Physics, recently attended the
Conference on Administration of
Research at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Grid Foes-
(Continued from page five)
of the BC 1949 agenda, and
boomed as one of the standouts
of Denny Myers' eleven.
New Quarterback
Temple will unveil its new
quarterback, Al Kawal. At the
beginning of the season, Gavin
White was switched from left half
to the under-center position, but
later reports have it that sopho
more Paul McKerman is more
adept at flinging the ball than
White.
West Virginia came out on top
in a 28-20 game with Western
Reserve last year. Art "Poppy"
Lewis has 21 lettermen back, all
with two more seasons of eligi
bility, and while he won't com
mit himself on the team's pros
pects this year, expects to do al
right in '5l. •
50 Presidents
(Continued from page one)
official of the state.
To Be Invested
Fllowing the greetings, James
Milholland, president of the board
of trustees, officially will wel
come delegates, will make the
charge to the new president and
officially will invest him. Dr.
Eisenhower then will give the
presidential address. Playing of
the Alma Mater and the recess
ional will mark an end to the
ceremonies.
Dr. Eisenhower, former presi
dent of Kansas State college, took
over his duties at the College
July 1. Between 1924 and 1943, he
held government positions with
the Department of State, the De
partment of Agriculture, and the
Office of War Information.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, • STATE COLLEGE; PENNSYLVANIA
Receive Awards
Two College horticulturists re
ceived the top 1950 Vaughan
awards in horticultural science,
presented during sessions or the
American Society for Horticul
tural Science at Columbus, 0.,
last Wednesday.
Dr. John G. Seeley, professor
of floriculture, received the Vaug
han award in that department.
Robert K. Dennett, graduate as
sistant in plant breeding, was
junior author of the paper which
won the Vaughan award in vege
table crops, along with W. A.
Frazier of the University of
Hawaii.
Station Wagon
(Continued trum page one)
sending it against the car next
to it, which in turn was shoved
against a third car.
Damage to the College car,
assigned to the Foods department,
was heaviest. The grill and both
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LOST: SLIDERULE last. Thursday on
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A GUITARIST. Lots of work and good
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