Michigan Technological University - Keweenawan Yearbook (Houghton, MI)

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———— PRESHMAN METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS ! q y = FIRST ROW: R. P. Sernka, Wm. J. Gigowski, R. G. Grant, J. H. Hamilton. SECOND ROW: E. W. O'son, M. A. Thery, R. C. Stanley, Nelson McRoberts. l lf 1 | : i | | ; i ; i } | { Dr. R. W. Drier R. L. Steveling | i [21]

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SOPHOMORE METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS : FIRST ROW: Tait, Abel, Durfee, Bachand, Little. SECOND ROW: Vitton, Foules, Wolanski, Holstein, Hanzel. THIRD ROW: Ashfol, Hendrickson, Hansen, Groeneveld, Hlavacek, Butler. JUNIOR METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS 2 Nh FIRST ROW K. Bomaster, R. Allemang, D. Williams, W. Sabin, J. Boonenberg. SECOND ROW: J. Walters, C. Webster, A. Herrault. THIRD ROW: A. McDonald, G. Christopher, £. Sutherland, H. Luetzow, H. Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: A. Nilsen, F. Mein, J. Nelson, E. Palowski.

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sient aR FIRST ROW: J. W. Hamb!ien, D. J. Schwaim, R. A. Derby, R. W. Berkhahn, R. H. Schnitzel. SECOND ROW: R. B. Terracall, D. G. Eberhardt, C. Orciuch, B. Lovell, W. W. Sabin. THIRD ROW: F. C. Wilson, C. B. Salter, L. J. Adams, A. G. Bernholdt, Jr., J. E. VWruggink, R. J. Donley, R. R. Wallace ALPHA SIGMA MU Alpha Sigma Mu is the national honorary metal- lurgical fraternity. Its Greek letters symbolize the Aris and Sciences of Metals. This fraternity was founded at the Michigan College of Mining and Technology in January, 1932, to recognize exem- plary students and professional attainments in the field of metallurgy. The Second World War interrupted the fraterni- ty’s growth. During 1947-1948, the organization was revised to meet changed conditions and to broaden its scope. 9 2] The fraternity has three purposes,—to recognize scholastic achievement among metallurgical students, to join its members in a common bond of professional interest, and to be of lasting benefit to its members and alumni. Eligibility for membership in Alpha Sigma Mu is limited to the upper third of the junior and senior classes enrolled in metallurgy and mineral dressing. Election to the fraternity is based upon character, personality and service.