Carnegie Mellon University - Thistle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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 CAMPUS WEEK Forerunners of the Scotch V Soda organization—the Bacchanalians, here shown in a production called The Jungle Street” ( 1933) The end of the race, up past Industries Hall on Frew Street, which, at the time was not cut through to Margaret Morrison They had their bright ideas too

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As Carnegie Institute of Technology celebrated its fiftieth anniversary, Dr. John C. Warner was inaugurated President and successor to the late Robert E. Doherty. Dr. Warner came to Carnegie in 1926 as an instructor in chemistry, and through the years was appointed Head of the Department of Chemistry, Dean of Graduate Studies in Engineering and Science, and Vice President. During World War II he was on leave of absence working on the Manhattan Project. A graduate of Indiana University where he was a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Chi Sigma, and Sigma Xi, Dr. Warner has been active in professional and honorary societies. Dr. Warner is a Director at large of the American Chemical Society, and in 1945 received the Pittsburgh Award of the local section of this Society for outstanding service to chemistry.” President Warner is co-author of two widely used textbooks and has written over fifty scientific and technical papers in the fields of chemistry and electrochemistry. We at Carnegie are proud to have such an able President as Dr. Warner to lead our Institute in the coming years. In dedicating this book to him, we extend to him our sinccrcst wishes for a successful and productive administration. PRESIDENT J. C. WARNER