Armour Institute of Technology - Cycle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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CYCLE-1930 ARMOUR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TRUSTEES ROY M. HENDERSON.......................... 02 ALFRED S. ALSCHULER....................... '99 ROBERT B. HARPER.......................... '05 JOHN J. SCHOMMER......................... '12 OFFICERS JOHN J. SCHOMMER. '12............President JAMES C. MATCHETT. '07.......Vice-President LOUIS HIRSH. 'I4....-......Secretary-Treasurer J. WARREN McCAFFERY. '22......Executive Secretary J. J. SCHOMMER The activities of the Armour Alumni Association during the 1929-1930 term were confined in the most part to four luncheons and the customary annual meeting and banquet which was held during the month of May. The luncheons, which were held this year at the Chicago Engineers Club, located at 314 Federal Street, were fairly well attended. An average attendance of more than thirty-three alumni were present at the Association's functions. On these oc- casions the Association presented as guests the following--individuals: President John J. Schommer. Judge Walter P. Steffen, Professor Wallace Bruce Amsbary ot Armour Institute of Technology, and Professor B. G. Nelson of the University of Babe had a great interest in the library, but much to our regret, she left with him. Page Twenty-six

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««CYCLE «1930 ARMOUR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF MANAGERS RALPH H. RICE................... HENRY L. NACHMAN................ HAROLD C. DAVIES................ CLAUDE A. KNUEPFER.............. S. D. NOTHHELFER................ EDWARD A. GOODNOW............... ADVISORY COUNCIL ALFRED S. ALSCHULER............. EDWIN O. GRIFFENHAGEN........... MAXIMILIAN WOLDENBERG........... WALTER OBERFELDER .............. F. M. deBEERS................... J. W. McCAFFERY Chicago. Each guest addressed his luncheon hosts on his favorite subject. These included among others: football of the Eastern and Western variety, poetry, dialect readings and effective speech-making. Those Alumni who were present at the February luncheon meeting were unani- mously in favor of holding but one Alumni banquet each year. Accordingly plans for the winter reunion were dropped. The banquet in May was the occasion of the annual meeting and reunion of all Alumni for the 1929-1930 term. Plans at this meeting decided the date of the banquet which is to be held sometime in November or December. At last a great Civil's dream has come true. Chris has joined the ranks of the Fire Protects in the Underwriter's Lab. Page Twenty-seven