THE 1 VICHGAT/teN PA IL Y
riv tl an, '33E, in chemical engineering;( Clowi, '33E, in mechanical engineer-
additio" al N tne1Su t'al oward Wallace Harper, '33E, in ing; Elgin Orange Marshall, '33E, in
electLrical engineering; Robert Edward engincering mechanics; M a t h i a s
l~AEd~NN'd~Mayes, '33E, in engineering mechan- Francis Matzek, '33, in mechanical
IlonoraL A tSi m X iB n u t ics; Harold P. Hesler, '33E, in me- engineering: Annette Bradford RU-
______chanic al engineering; Frederick San- dolphi, '33, in. botany; Irvin J. Sat-
____ ford Kohl, '33E, in mechanical engi-: tinger, "33E, in electrical engineering
The following students, wvhose Conrad Sceck in psychology; John neig onM yn '33E, in elec- Lloyd A. Staebler, '33E, in electrical
names were not published in yester- Darold Sides in c~ieir.Ua. engineer-I trical engineering; Wayne W. Mc- engineering.
day's Daily because of space limita- ing; William Allen Spindler in chem-______ ______ _____ - - - - -___
tions, were initiated into Sigma Xi, ical engineering; Eleanor Carothers
national hon orary scientific frater- ( Springer in psychclogy; Robert P. G. _____________________________________
nity. Stockhaus in pharmacy; Robert Guy
Graduate students recc:wing asso- Stokely in physics; R. W. Strain in
ciate membership: Sister M. Ambro- botany; Robert D. Swisher in phar-
sia, LH.M. in physics; Allan Frost matiy; Doris Julia Thomas in phys- j
Archer in zoology; Ralph E. Bennett; ics; Joseph Shepard 'Tidd in botany;'
in botany; Edw ard L. Beuther in' R. E. Trippensee in forestry, zoology; I
geology: Robert Marsh ' oarts, Jr., Nathene Tlurk in psychology; Rachel x
in chemical engineering; Manlif Le-' Uhvits in botany; Donald S. T.Jllock in I f
lyn Branin in zoology; Pin-dji Chen chemical engineering; StellaWie
in zoology; John Mark Condrin i ;ide in psychology; David Whitney ." ,
zooogy Qun F CutisIn sycol-in electrical engineering; Bill How-
medicin;Quin F. CrtiF. 'Englshol- #et eeYane;n.heisry
ogy; Kenneth P. Davis in forestry;; ard Wilford in forestry; John Her-
Archibald Warren Diack, Jr., in shey Wright in chemical engineering;
forestry; Sam Granick in botany; Undergraduates elected to asso -
Gertrude May Grant in botany;, ciate membership : Erwin Reynolds
Ronald Everett Hintermrn in Blec-i Boynton, Spec., in mechanical engi- wt 1
trical engineering; Sherman A. Hoes- neering; A. Kyle Brumbaugh, Jr.
Jectt in zoology; Doris Yin Ming Hs Spec., in chemistry engineering; .
in zoology; R. L. Huntington in Richard Neil Cogger, '33, in chemical}
chemical engineering ; Elsie' S. Jan- engineering; James Malcolm Orea-
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Keep a Case on Hand at All Timcs
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