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Robert Lindsay Clark July 20. 1021- lanuaru 15 1041 Pat e I uvn u tour
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The feminine touch is applied to this otherwise masculine environment by Mrs. W. A. Lewis. Her advice and help in time o( need has given the camp the assurance that they can be sure of the most homelike spirit possible in such a large group of men. “Mother ’ Lewis’ gracious presence at their social functions provides Lewis Field with an apt hostess A great deal ol the success of this, the youngest institution on the campus, is due to the eftori ol Dr W D. Moreland. Advisor to Men. The duties of field supervisor are performed by Jesse Vague Page T went a - three
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II I T S T I II I V li II II It S E II E : I he spirit of General Custer s Cavalry still rides on in the organization named in honor ot it. I he Seventh Cavalry was organized six years ago by the Student Council as a local honorary leadership fraternity. Membership in this organization is limited to fifteen boys who have excelled in leadership, service, character, and scholarship. When a vacancy occurs, new candidates, to be admitted, mus: carry a unanimous vote of the fraternity I he members are best known lor their work in publishing and selling the Delator, student directory. With the proceeds they grant a one semester scholarship to one of its members Other activities are also carried on by this group 1 he officers are J. D Sharp, president: Ansel Tarrant, secretary treasurer, and Standlee V Dalton, sponsor. T E II I II I S T E I ' II , IN 1 1 S : I he students who are interested in engineering have banded together to form the En gineer s Club. In their weekly meetings they discuss the problems of engineering and the possibilities of entering the field as a life s protession Active participation in preparing the clubs programs is required of every member. For their formal programs there is usually presented a report on some particular question concerning modern engineering projects. Membership of the Engineering Club consists of students who are majoring in engineer ing or those who are particularly interested in such an organization. Many members are majors in other fields but who desire to gain the information and experience that this club offers Officers of the Engineer s Club are Irvin Schneider, president C larence Haynes vice- president Harry Christman, secretary: Eli Boucher, treasurer; and Lane Ruehlen. pub licity chairman Page Twenty- fice
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