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136 SIGMA TAU Sigma Tau is an honorary engineering fraternity organized to recognize scholastic and professional attainment. Its members are selected from the upper one third of the junior and senior classes on the basis of scholarship, practicality and sociahility. It is the aim of the fraternity to recognize outstanding student engineers and to promote projects which will advance the best interests of engineering education. Sigma Tau sponsors an annual Freshman award of 525.00 which is presented to a member of the sophomore class who best typiiies the precepts of Sigma Tau during his freshman year. Sigma Tau also gives recognition to the highest ranking member of each class. Sigma Tau also held for the first time review sessions for the E.I.T. examination. Dr. R. L. Sandvig is the faculty adviser. First row: Dr. Sandvig, Bill Barber, Iohn Gross, Eric Stechman, Dennis Olson. Second row: Tom Stechmann, Terry Fuller, Iim Boyd, Hill Steckelberg, Richard Bue. Third row: Kirk Heiuamann, Larry Clark, Art Schamher, Ron Steeleman, Neal Rollins. Fourth row: Don Meisel, Tim Miller, Bob O'Brien, Dennis Christman, Dr. Wallace.
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NEWMAN CL UB The Newman Forum is a new addition to the School of Mines. The purpose and goal is to foster Christian fellowship among students. Activities of the year include Folk Mass every Sunday night in Sur- beck, caroling at St. Iohn's Hospital, chili suppers, 'fri' a retreat for students in April, and many other activ- ities. In the school term ot 1970-1971 Newman Forum hopes to grow and extend its purpose and help to even more students at the School of Mines. ,, .- .--.Yu L :L K ,Jun - -,. , X , ,, , , me ,ltr-tr, 135
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AMERICAN CHEMICAL SGCIET Y The American Chemical Society Student Chapter is a professional organization of chemistry students. Members may also hold individual membership in the student organization. Meeting jointly with the Chemistry Dept. Seminar. The A C.S. chapter presents movies, professional lectures, and participates in various field trips. Dr. Dieter is the faculty advisor. T' I ,,, I 4 ,HI I' .Y ll ' i it . I . , -. First row: Mike Keegan, Don Hixson, Craig Scott, lim Newman. Peterson, Ron Grimm, Kent Knock, Tanya Lund, Diane Heeren Second row: Dr. Deiter, Dave Bowen, Iohn Nedrud, Donna Cox, Fourth row: David Slama, Steve Buntrock, Ian Dunker, Trudy Bonnie Koskan, Barb Iohnson. Third row: Michele Etienne, Hon Ramsey. Fifth row: Tom Hayes.
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