Ohio Mechanics Institute - Omia Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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LOTUS ARCHITECTURAL CLUB M Sch McGrath Cans? Hitchens Hoeb Pierson Leuvvlink. Crosley lirunstrop, Honkamp. Hasl. liemxal, Iuen, er: , , I , ., , , , Schumaker, Boehm, Neyer, Shulier, Hacker, Duninq, Rum-k, She-Phy, livwsrher, Salman. Page Ninety-eight Davidson, Schx-and. Wevnsiug, Boebmger, Sand, Lxpson, Green, Palmer.

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bgma psllnn bl ENGINEERING FRATERNITY HONORARY MEVIBLR JOHN T BAIG ALUMNI MILIAM C MINOR PRED W SLICHTER MARION A SMITH RALPH A WANEE HOWARD B CONRAD HARRY B HEEB LDWARD F HETTESHEIMER JOHN A LUZADLR GEORGE E TCIMPIDIS GRADUATES LBO W WILLEJNBURG RAYMOND R ROBINSON WILLIAM J IAING I UNDERGRADUATES FRANK BOWMAN ALBERT KUNKER CARL MUELLER Sigma Epsilon Chi Fraternity was established in the autumn of 1920 exclusively for engineers and engineering students. Its growth has been steady and prosperous and since its founding a spirit of true fraternal friendship is evidenrt among the students and graduates of the Intensive Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Courses of Ohio Me- JOSEPH POPE WILLIAM SCHUETZ CARLO M. WEBER chanics Institute. Sigma Epsilon Chi was originated with a view of fostering the good will and kind fellowship so neces- sary for the harmonious progress of a student group and its contact with the graduate members. We intend to ascend to greater heights of fraternalism from year to year and to raise our standard to a new high level in the future. ffil' iw- Mm '- mia mi- WA A wm v' -mwm-m'm -mcm ma- -:gs-:nam-im-'.s':m-mwm-:4imzcgz-sm-im ' 1 , ':..:::z1: iff-1. --ere g21f..ig1g.s .,,,..-, L Q. 4,1 lik '-2 '17h '-A .. V, , - -:, :r,.,-4-::. JSE. f' I ' ,ff 1 ' 5' , V --V -- a E3Lvl,,.LcE3ZQ',Z.1.Q6.caxi,a5iL.41-..a.x.g's, C TEE AVE H ji U-xU.xQ,u!A!J.kluf is i X 'X' J I .A Q f X' A 1 A - X ' , as 1 11 'Z.'gT. l I I I 1 , . W Page Ninety-seven

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L51 ff'T+---7-s-- ---- iI-':i--- -1 ',' . L-. - V . Oc... ,--. -1 .1 'HT' uw. . .Q , ,. j C fl fj AQ-3giggl'J.xua.iv1.x .. -m.w14,v.xiiia 1 xl .1 . ' .i ' . ,,.,-L, -Y .,Y. :iw-L --rq ---- 7--sg-fx., THE LOTUS ARCHITECTURAL CLUB The Lotus Architecture Club was organized several years ago by Mr. Hooper, our late instructor. For several years they have not held any meetings and the club was forgotten by everyone. IMr. Hooper told a few students of the organi- zation that had existed and what their intentions and ex- pectations had been. This aroused much enthusiasm among the students, and this school year we have organized the club under the same name. The purpose of this club is to bring the Architectural students together and instill in their minds architectural beauty, ambition in design, competition and broader and deeper views in architecture. On Friday, March 17, 1928, we held a competition for a design or emblem for the club. This emblem had to involve the Lotus Flower. The competition was won by Leroy H. Becker, our President. His design involved a tee-square, thru a triangle, and above all the Lotus Flower. The colors are red and gold. ' The attendance at the meetings is very good and this predicts that the lmembers are real live wires and are interested in the organization. The business is carried on in the usual manner. On May 7, 1928 we were very sorry to hear of the death of our beloved instructor, Mr Hooper. Under his guidance, we have organized a club that stands for the highest form of our profession, and we hope in time to come, to proceed with our duties and social gatherings as he would have liked us to do. As our school year closes, we lose some of our active members. They leave here because they have completed their required work satisfactorily and are about to enter a new world. By a new world, I mean the business world, where they will Colne in contact with people and transactions of various kinds. We hope that the Lotus Architectural Club of next year and the years to come, will carry on and better the good work thot the organization has so far started. I 1 1 S ir mv. -:ii-rm-rnxvirqi-rn1-rm-rn1-mvm-zu:-zm-mi-muc-as-:ui-hx vm- 1-a n .rm-ini-mv:num-:gs-:A-.-.A.-r vzm-zu:-ana-fm-sm-:nm.-:ga-:qifm I AA' , Page Ninety-nine