Washington University Saint Louis - Hatchet Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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DEAN LAWRENCE E. STOUT Born in Seyrnour, Indiana, Dr. Lawrence E. Stout has been Dean of the School of Engineering since Iuly 1948. He received his AB. degree trorn DePauw University and his M.S. and Ph.D. from Ohio State. Dr. Stout is well known for his articles in standard scientific journals. Father ot two chil- dren, Dr. Stout experiments in the tield of photog- raphy as a hobby. C !1m'l3' r1.v.m1'1'1111'11' 'zvillz lC0bc1'f S. Hr1mk1'11g.9 rum' Stllllllfl Clrfvfilvs, iulm rfmmlvd 8251717110 fm' flu' u1'1'1'fi011 of v11gf1'111'1'1'i11g I1111I11'1l1ff.v 1.11 7800, ,ll1'. Cliff'- fillxv 11: flu' vldw' 111' N11' ffm 1111'11 lu' lzuarfx' 1':i'1'111,x' ,i'1'111',f, 11111 lux r'111'1'1'1A lmx 1101 F11'1'11 lxvxvllfilzllix' ri1'x,vi1111'!r11', llc 1'111111' -100.91 'zclzmz Nu' 1'111111l1'Ax' tcm xii!! y1111111f, 411161 'zvilfz 1110 wif-v nf Sf. 1-01113 1'0.Y1' In 11 f111'v11111.f1' ffrzm' 111 II11' 1'111111111'1'1'1'11I fmrlrl. Arrowhead Collections' Dent touch that dial! Radar ccoking'?' 511001 1,1 ngineerin

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gcgoof of Enfjinssrinfj 3400! of gngineering The School of Engineering, under the direction of Dean Lawrence E. Stout, is one of the top ranking schools of its kind in the United States. Founded in l9U5, the school did not suffer the shortage of professors which plagued so many colleges throughout the country. ln fact, the faculty of this division of the University has been increased so that the Engine School runs smoothly. Engineering students have long been known for their seventy minute hours into which the professors cram as much informa- tion as is possible. The men behind the slide rules have increased their numbers to alarm- ing proportions, which has necessitated a 28 continuous revision of curriculum to include the latest development in the field of en- gineering. ln recent years the school has acquired a great deal of new equipment, including en- gines and materials testing machines. Al- though crowded into a comparatively small space, the machine shop is considered one of the finest in any college. Sever lnstitute, opened in l95U, is the pride and joy of the Engine School. With its new laboratories, library, and lecture halls, the building stands as a symbol of progress. Each spring the engineers get together and sponsor a campus-wide Engineers' Day, highlighted by a two day exhibit in the build- ings and the Engineer's Masque, climax of the festivities.

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.gzlzoof of gine .x4rf5 DEAN KENNETH E. HUDSON Dean Kenneth E. Hudson received his Bachelor ot Fine Arts degree from Yale Univerf sity. He also attended Ohio Wesleyan for two years. He has been dean of the School ot Eine Arts since i938 and under his direction it has grown and developed. Hudson, who was born in Xenia, Ohio is married and has one daugh- ter. He has the honor ot being a Fellow ot the Belgian American Educational Foundation. ln addition to his work as clean, he finds time to do extensive painting and exhibiting. lj good 1m'a111j1f0 of E11gIish R1111111.s'f 51111170 1lI'ClllfU4'I I!7'I' is H111 wlzitc 111110- .vt11111: .S'ZLl'lLCIL1ftl't' ITIL 1111? r01'11c1' of Sffllllkfl' 1111111 l701'.vy1'l11v B1111I1fi'111'117s, Gift ill 1926 of IV. K. f3l..l'I7j', 11 Zzmrs HIC 11111111' of lhfx rw!! kIIOTl'lI riwfr I1'1111'f1'. T111 l11!1' .ll1', l'31'.1'I1.v -z1'11.v P1'Lj.YidffIf of II11' C'1'l.v ylrl Jlllfdvlllflll, l7i1'1'1'101' of St. f.l1A't'y.Y ll11xf11'l11l 1111117 HI7lI6'l'tI7'j' ,IJ1Af7Xl.fil,Ilt of 11111 lf11111'd of Ijll'l7l'ZL0l'.Y of W'11.s'l11'111jl011 U11it'1'1'.s'11'y 111 1930. 30