University of Illinois Chicago Circle - Circle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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4 qw I 01 'J' 1- 49-:gg ' Y A ffl-. 1 A I lI'l0l5 PC l'l09l CLl0 The lllinois Technograph is an engineering maga- zine written for and by engineering students. The main purpose is to bring all the new developments in every field of engineer- ing to the attention of the readers. These publications make available for the students the knowledge of many new ideas G. Anderson, P. Catctpan, W. Brandt, R. Lindchl, O. Livermore. f . N I Qt X T I 'Lak I ' If Editors work over monthly copy and developments in their field. The staff, composed of students, offers an excellent opportunity for the individual to obtain first hand information on subjects in his line of interest. The staff of the Illinois Tech- nograph is composed of two groups, on the campus at Urbana and one at Navy Pier. Ogden Livermore of the Physics Department and Dean F. W. Trezise are both advisors to the Technograph. The staff members are Ray Lindahl, editorp Richard Medley, assist- ant editorg Gene Andeison, business managerg Warren Brandt, Peter Cattapan, and Lloyd Demel, associates. Through the fine work of these students, the Navy Pier section of the Technograph has grown in volume as well as in value. The staff of the future has the opportunity to continue serving the student body by submitting the latest interesting news to the lllinois Techno- graph.

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l ' ' jkeafre guifd l el The Theatre Guild has been in active op- l eration at Navy Pier for tour semesters. li The production of The Male Animal in I -f X . Manager: A. Nelson, General Manager: I. Thur, P. Libin, Production Manager: Lou Osinske, Business ' X Publicity Manager. I l I I 1 2 t v r t I . l I I i 1 i l t 1 the spring of 1949 and Pygmalion and The Maa Platters in the tall ot 1949 are the rnainstays ot the organization's successful history. The recent production ot Iulius Caesar has also been deemed an outstanding success. During the second semester the Guild present- ed Antigone , a play by the Greek playwright, Sc- phocles, on April 26, 27, and 28, l95l. The Guild is divided into three categories -business, production, and publicity. A general man- ager presides over the entire organization. During the recent semester, the General Manager was Ralph Gal- assog Lou Osinske, Business Managerg Arnold Nelson, Production Manager, and Alice Lindrup, Publicity Man- ager. The present members are striving to build the Theatre Guild into a cultural organization whose first thought is to give the student body ot Navy Pier good theater entertainment that can be thoroughly ap- preciated. How 1: H. Shwierut, A. Kruse, N. Morrissey, R. Feigl, I. Weinberg, E. Kam, P. Libin, I. Thur. A. Nelson, L. Osinske, R. Ulbricht, R. Tomaszkiewicz, I. Lampman, S. Thomas, D. Anderson, A. Lindrup, R. Starnes