Canisius College - Azuwur Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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gill is -qfffg 5. me 2 First Row: R. Voll, J. Dobmeier, Vice President, R. Arns, President. Second Row: Dr. Grimsal, Moderator, R. Weinzler, W. Rohr, S. Adams, L. Gauron. a. i. p. The Canisius College affiliate of the American lnstitute of Physics is established to demonstrate to the student of physics the application of his present studies to his future profession. Each week, on Friday afternoon, a seminar is held in which the members hear lectures on the current scientific developments in modern industry by a guest speaker, a member of the fac- ulty, or one of the students. After the lecture, reports are given by the Seniors on the progress being made in their independent research on a phase of advanced experimental physics. The group, under the direction of Dr. Grimsal, also sends delegates to the Spring Conference of Eastern Colleges' Science Students. Look, everybody's busy! Hugh Neeson checks circuit. ' 5 S fs:- ... , it nga 533 i' ,eg i tilglll .lie Wi, N W i lgil V it , tr li tm it i ,e i wi it ei' ' it i. it gigs iilsgf 1

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T -Qgg T, '- nl,-iy11'l'i' 9 A J First Row: J. Sullivan, R. Barone, F. Scolese, M. Fornes, P. Conroy, R. Voelkle, J. Patton. Second Row: H Geracn J Stornellu Vice President R Dietrich President, J. Budzinski, J. Kanski, F. Cieslak, B. Nigro, Treasurery F. Holler. Third Row: M. Grisanti, I Luppino R Chmlel R Pepe G Pfoertner D Rakowski, T. Young, P. Pcschio, J. Jakubiak, G. Sear, D. Rosinski, K. Lalka, R. Dileo, T. Ciesla. Fourth Row J Kropelm R Nlezgoda W Chandler I Parfanowych, R. Westermeier, J. Reilly, F. Zablotny, T. Jacobs, J. Twist, J. Meyers, R. Pankiewicz. mendel club Serving as the apprenticeship program for the Tri-Beta chapter, the Mendel Club hopes to acquaint biology students with modern progress in the science and to stimulate in them additional scientific interests. Through his work in the organization, the member proves his ability to perform he more arduous tasks required by the parent organization. Careful scrutiny and creening of his scholastic ability and scientific interest take place during this trial period. With the parent group, the Mendel Club co-sponsors lectures and field trips s well as several social functions, including the annual Harvest Ball held during hanksgiving Week. 57

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