University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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Fl ' f 'x',' fx Nw ,, mtg-Mir 'P' 'FL 'HW .K wr . e 1. 'xv .. . amclmarzas' ciua -anvil y.n:,...-J - ,.....-,se Holding flag Cleft to right-Bill Lembcke, Sergeant: Elbert Durham, Vice President, George Alden, President: Bob Bow, Secretary-treasurer. First row Cleft to right!-Townsend Elliott, Richard East, Charles Christ, Fred McCullough, Roscoe Clark, Virginia Clee, Geraldine Moore, lane Eckle, Ruth Ramsay, Paul LouVier, Bill Karns. Second row Cleft to rightl-Lee Chambers, Wilson Glass, Robert Shick, Maurice Webb, Herman Harris, Dick Michaels, Bill Kavanaugh, Lester Starr, Donald Lewis, Donald Spellman, Charles Gideon, Roland Buck, Third row Cleft to rightbelack Henderson, Iohrr Carney, Sam Steele, Dick Pierce, Milton Grove, Wayne Humphrey, Bob Chapman, Leon Dooley, Howard Lesser. Fourth row Cleft to right!-Dan Byrne, Burris Boerner, Harry Stansbury, Percy Blair, Dave Wilson, Fifth row Cleft to rightl-Bill McBee, lohn Shuffler, Paul Buthod, Bruce Luckett, Richard Haynes, Alvie Dague, Harry Lutz, Bob Black, George Lisle. Paul Burns, Warren Davis, 0 Under the leadership of Richard Haynes, president: Elbert Durham, vice- presidentg and Robert Gow, secretary-treasurer: the Engineers' Club of the University of Tulsa began the school year of l937-38 with lUO paid members and fine prospects for interesting activity during the year that marked the tenth anniversary of the establishment of the College of Engineering at the University. Meetings were held every two weeks and the programs consisted of interesting speakers and motion pictures. A picnic was given by the Club for the members and their dates. I George Alden was elected president upon the resignation of Richard Haynes. With the cooperation of the other officers Alden immediately began planning for the annual celebration of Engineers' week which consisted of an Engineers' assembly, an open house in the Engineering building, and the culminating feature, the Annual Engineers' Ball. O The election of Betty Polk, Queen Patricia X, was the signal for the rest of the campus to attempt a kidnapping. All attempts were unsuccessful, however, cmd Elbert Durham, selected King Pat X, for being the highest ranking senior scholastically, crowned the Queen at the Engineers' Ball, March 18. , W, fm-f11v.use..4v,-...J - 4 ,Q ep, M,,, I

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lLsIs Es s s s First row llelt to rightl-Dick Michaels, Elbert Durham, Presidenty Fred McCullough, Secy.-Treasg Ruth Ramsay, Ebben Rickey, Herman Harris. Second row tleft to rightl-Bill Kavanaugh, Robert Shiclc, Iohn Shutfler, Bill Lembcke, Lester Starr. Third row Cleft to rightl-George Alden, Thomas Frick, Sponsor: Roy Wriston, Richard Haynes, Harry Lutz. 0 The University of Tulsa Student Chapter of the American lnstitute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers was organized in the fall of l936 by a group of junior and senior engineers. The object of the organization is to promote among its members a self-taught increasing knowledge of petroleum engineering in all its branches and to instill in the engineers a professional pride for the life work they have chosen. O The membership of the organization has doubled in number during the first two years. This year there are twenty-six members. lt is required for membership that all members be student associates of the American lnstitute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, and that the student has completed fifty or more semester hours in engineering or related sciences. The student must also be in good standing at the University. O lt is expected that the organization will grow considerably in the future since it gives the young engineer many opportunities to meet practicing en- gineers in industry. The club this year conducted a tield trip for its members to the Pitts pool. N t