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Ebaugh Given Post
As Research Dean
'Thieves' Plan
To Practice
1 'Put-Pocketing'
Paul Ehaugh, professor of engineering research, has been
1 An epidemic of colorful, Om
named to the ne‘s.ly-ereated position of assistant dean
for:mond 1 dcards• 11
-s lape Ai invade
faculty members who will pursue graduate
research in the College of . Engineering and Architecture. the campus tomorrow when three other purposes.
Establishment of the new position was approved at a members of Players slip around Dr. Mary P. Shelton, associate professor
meeting of the Board of Trustees where a reorganization of ca, mpus filling students' coat pock- textile research, and director of the Ellen H.
research activities in the college was approved. 1 ci..s.
The stunt is part of a publicity ,
tute, has been given a leave unt, —_
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campaign to advertise "The Car- Feb. 1 to visit textile research lab- 1
The Department of Engineering'oratories in universities through
se ch both on and off the cam- mval of Thieves," a farcical com-
ReAiearch will be replaced by the, ar , edy to be presented for SIX sue- '
Engineering Experiment Depart-
f Pus•
I cessive weekend beginning Oct ft t u h th e country.
edy instructor in
inent, which win be headed by I Ebaugh, who was graduated +lB at Center Stage. --, clothing and textiles, will be
on leave until Feb. 1 to work
i with honors in physics from Den-) Students who can catch one of full-time toward her doctor of '
Elmer 11. Queer, head of the De
!son University, was named to the'these Players in the reverse pick- philosophy degree at the Uni- 1
search.
of Engineering Re- 'pocketing game will be entitled tot versify under a General Foods
in 1995 as assistant pro
search He will have the title ofl-f•acilltYa free ticket to "The Carnival of Corporation fellowship.
director of the Engineering Ex- lessor of engineering research " Guy 11. Temple, assistant coun
periment Department as well as'Prior to his appointment he was Thieves.
professor of en gineering research l a research associate with the Har- 'week beginning
Tickets will go on sale for a ty agricultural agent, has been,
9 a.m. Monday at'given a leave until June 15 to
The new Engineerina Expert- yard Underwater Sound Labora_lthe Hetzel Union Building. work for his master of science
anent Department will be re- i The play, directed by Kellytdegree in rural sociology here.
sponsible for establishing and tory, a research chemist withi
,Yeaton, is a sto r y revolving George B. Lott and lan B. Strong,
conducting services of an engi- Basic Refractories, Inc., Tiffin , 'around Gustave, Hector and Peter- research assistants at the Ord-I
netting nature for the state and Ohio, and a research chemist with bon°. three good-natured p l ck_ nance Research Laboratory, will'
lliv nation and will be concerned Owens Fiberglas Corp., Newark,l kets. Although never produced be on leave during the current
with both governmental and in- Ohio. on Broadway, th e pl ay has p een year to do graduate work.
dustrial type work. The Ther- Queer received his bachelor of resented in Washington, D.C., 1 Leaves have been approved for s r
tnal Laboratory and the Advis• science and master of science de-and Greenwich Village. Irwin Geller, research assistant)
cry Service to State Institutions grecs in electrical engineering at, in fuel technology, and Bert Phil
will remain with the depart- the Universaty and has been on, Counselors Plan Meeting ;lips, research assistant in geo
rnent which will administer the the faculty since 1928. He was • 'chemistry, to do graduate work.
evaluation programs. named head of the Departments 'Women orientation counselors. Robert R. Grooms. a counselor in,
Ehaugh will assume responsi- of Engineering Research when it i will meet at 10 p.m. tomorrow the Division of Counseling, has
tility for the promotion of re- was organized in 1952. in McElwain lounge. been given a year's leave to work
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in and
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1957
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