Vol. \i\. No. 8.

ilpp’iézmlntsnton to
guilt Films illicit
h ilmmcti llols

l‘hum two in tho making" for Ar—
mour'u thirt,\'-svcuud unnuul Junior
Wuoli, which in Holicdulcd to begin
on lilondny. Muy ll). ’l‘hu junior mar»
nhnl committoo iwndcd by (‘. K. Nun»
mun hon nnnouucml tithl‘l'le tootutlvo
innovations which will udd (‘xcito—
iuont. inlm'cnt. mid color to tho trzidi~
‘lionnl l'uotivitiim which so chm‘nctcr-
izo .luniur Wonk. ’l‘lic junior mur—
ohnln who nro noxiutiuu Nunmnn in
tho work of organization nro: E. I".
Wnizncr, chomicnl; (I. L. lluullc.
civil; .l. l). Slicohnn. l'iro proliwtion;
ll. M. li‘nunl. mcrlmnit'nl; 1". l. lichen-
stroil, oloclricnl; imd W. Litwin.
nrchitcolurc.

Try finding Up, flow

ltoplncinp: tho push-boll cvunt bo-
tween tin,» junioru oml tho nonioi's of
all dopzu‘tnwntn will ho [ho tug’o’wnr
in which tho svnlora will attempt to
domolmtrnto their uupcrior knowlodgc
in the whim of li'wm' n. und “mm.
motion of l‘nrocn in tho x-dircction.”

In ordor to prolong: tine l'rosh-soph
runh, it liltli hcon docidwl to lnL'NlflHll
tho wciuht of tin.- mum uncd.

All n now noio in outdoor Hportu
tho junior mnrnlinln nro plnunlnu the
emotion ol‘ n urunnod polo in tho. mill-
dlc of tho field ntop which prlzou will
ho plot-ml. Although it hon not boon
ilc‘l’initcly doridud upon. it in prohohh
tlmt only juniorn and mentor»: will bu
nllowcd to nttc-mpl. to sonic the wcll~
m-romul plnmicln.

Summit Starting at Three

In order to nilroct n irrcutcr num-
bm' of high Holiool Htudcutu to Open
llnuuc it into lneon Humrculcd that thin
feature in! opmwd to vinitoru at ll
o‘clock inutcml ol’ thc unuol time of
'7 o’clock. Plunu nrc under way to
imiituto n uuidv mu‘vlco which will
bu undor tho uupm'vinlon of oil tl'w
honorary l'rnturnition. anbcrn nl'
dopm'tmcnlnl honururlim will not no
ignition i‘or thcir rucpccllvu deport-
n'wntn’ (Iiihihllu ol’ onuinz-vring nnd
wicnlll‘lc mmlpmcnl.

Mr. 0. (iordun l‘lriclcnon, dirwlor
of tin- Armuur municnl clubs, is l'llllllx

lmr, plums wilt-ruby Armour will plilyl

boot to tlw Rockford (lollvttc l'nr tilrln

during Junior Woclc. ’l‘luz Rockford

continuum. will prunont n ounccrt In
(Cut/Humor] on 7mm: lht'cc)

Radio Club To Ottcr

Fmo [lance Tickets

The radio club will hold :1 card
party on l“ridny cvunlnii'. April 23,
in the Armour Minnlon. Nothnn Dita-
rnhuun in chairman oiY tho committoo
in churmr,

ltoor and toblc primes tndorc will
in: offered including nix ltrugon»
’l'rinnnn hullroom munch and thczttrr
tirlwto. liol’i'cnl‘zmunts arc to ho lel'V

wl. 'l‘ichcth Mo on unlc nl. fifty ccntn ‘

and cam lm purchuood from members
of the radio club.

 

Fraternities Dance
At Elmhurctdpril 1 7

(ict your (inter. now, i 'zitornity mrn,
for thc wrout om'sion in Saturday,
April l7 m, thi- Elmhurlat Country
Club. Doctor Paul and his famous
Melody Mommas, who may bc heard
over WJJD, will in: the main lur-
Ilii‘ili , of critertoinlncnt from ten
o'clock to two o’clock.

 

.1v..5l.y-l’ivc cnuplos an,» oxpcctcd
to lw prcmzrit at tho ul’l'nir. Bldc are,
{ii/n dollam, which includoa a mid-
night, wppcr.

Amorm tholw who will In: present
will he Donn ll. T. ”will and Prof.

9?. M. l’lpwrn, who in chairman of tho

Fraternity (:mnmittco.
This way ix: got to the club is to
mica balm i‘llmlwl, (U. 5;. 2m to Addi'

   

jCycie To Go To
Print onApril 15

Far from throwingP in the towel as
,might have been inferred from last
iwock‘s issue, the editors of the Cycle
‘hnve announced that the proofs for
this year's edition will go to press
on April 15. There remains very lit~
tlo work to be done before the final
printing can he made.

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Phatograhy Almost Completed

'l‘he photographic work is rapidly
approaching completion and there rc—
moius only the task of taking the pic-
tut-cs of the class officers and the
various commiltcs. In addition, the
job of retaking any faulty exposures
will be completed before April 15.
The class pictures have all been made
and arranged so that they are now
ready for printing.

Many New Features

This year’s Cycle has innovntcd
sovornl now features and methods of
procedure. Unlike. previous years,
neither the class or department pic—
turcs wcrc token in groups. Instead,
photographs were taken of live stu—
dents at a time and the prints were
then split up into individual cuts from
which the editors wcro able to set up
it group picture.

The editors assert that this mcth-
ml hue; elimlnntcd thc faulty photo-
m‘uliy that was a cause of urcnt con—
corn in the lost edition of the Cycle.

rl‘hc 1987 Cycle will be. printed by
the Lindon Printing Company and the

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Armour Actors’ Guild

The Players Guild has announced
the pledging of the following man:
i". llunncmnn, S. Krcimnn, M. Moc-
Connoll, J. Moshmnn, M. Pantonc.

'l'hc Phiycrn Guild is a newly or—
unnizcd fraternity which corresponds
to the musical honorary fraternity, Pi .
Nu Epsilon. The Guild recognizcsi
‘lhc fellowa who have given servim-l
i in a certain number of plays or who
1‘ have done good stage work. Plcdizimrs: l
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the business per-
‘loioinx to theme playx is handled by
‘ tlw Players Guild.

 

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; Tau Bates Have Jolly i
Visit To Marquette ‘

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. ’l‘wo bunqucts, an inspection trip,
loud it formal initiation combinedl
lwith the pleasure of association with ‘
lcnm’nccrimy students from other“-
lschoola n‘mdc n joyous day last Sat-l
[urdoy when the Armour Tech, until
University of Wisconsin chapters oil
i'l‘nu Beta Pi were the guests of
1Marquctto University at Milwaukee.

Early in the afternoon an inspec-
ition trip was mode to the Milwaukee
‘liltrntion plant. Giant pipes which
conduct the water are electricaly
iwcldcd. There are thirty two filtra-
ition beds, and hugc congulationi
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l A. l. E. E. Meeting

i There will be an important meeting-
ol‘ thc A. 1. E. F next Friday at
‘ 10:30 in the Electrical Lecture Room
;to clcct officers for next year and
idiocuss plans for the A. I. E. E.
picnic.

 

    

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I‘m'alrino insurance department of the
:Incurancc Company of North Amor-
lic-u, will speak next Friday at 10:in
iin the Physics
“Ocean Marinc Insurance.”

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l Dr, F. A. Van Atta will give a in-2

mm Awnuc thou turn north to Wood.! troductory talk for a research labora'

oil: Elm/id, then follow Woodhlc Road

three milos to tho lfili‘nhurst Country/i (,ihciriistr‘y“ by the Du Pont companyl
Addict)“ iii/(mute is four milosl
from the junction at North lavmmo

(duh.

and Duke iii/root.

tony film the “Wonder World of
ncxt Thursday evening at 7 o'clock in
the Engineer’s Building" at 205 W.
i Wackcr Drive.

 

engraving has been done by the Pon- '
tiuc Engraving: zmd Electrotype 70m» V
pony which has engraved the plates ‘

Armour institute of Technology, Chicago, Illinois

'l'AU BETA lPl lNl'l'lA'fES

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Photos by Mehringer

Clockwise beginning under the Ben‘r, ]. F. Bartuaek, W. R, Marshall, E. H.
Brlnk. L. 1. Thomas, J. D. Sherman, F. D. Hollerf. W. F. Schlax, F. X. Popper,

H. Ross. A. H. Ramp. E. F. Wagner.

 

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‘Wintcroet’ To Be
Promoted May 5

0n the night of May 5, the Ar-
mour Players will present “Wintcw
set,” at the Chicago Women's Club.
'I‘hc site and date was definitely set
by the Player's Guild at their last
meeting. The Chicago Women's Club
auditorium will provide every facil—
ity necessary to produce a play of as
high caliber as “Wintersct.”

Rehearsals Begin

Rehearsals for the play are pro—
ceedinc; rapidly under the able direc-
tion of Mr. Fulghum. At present
the cast of characters is not definite-
ly sot, but. the tentative cast is com-
posed of the following;r men and girls:

 

 

 

 

 

       

   

Trock ............ B. R. Sternl'cld
Mio ............... M. MucConncll
Miriamno ......... Katherine Ul’SO
Carr ................ A. Schricber
Garth . . . ,

Shadow . ........ W. Miller
Esdras . . . . ........ R. Dodge
Hobo . . . ...... F. Hanneman
1st Girl . . . .. .Lucille Potuto
2nd Girl . ......... Ann Ricck
Judge Gaunt ....... R. Weissman
Herman . . ..... C. Laskowski
Lucia .... .. . .J. Mashman
Piny . .Helen Irausii
Sailor ..R. Brinkman
Policeman . . .H. Coyle
Radical . . . . .E. Worcester
Sergeant . .N. Natinchck

 

Four Girls in Cast

The Players are indeed fortunate
in procuring the services of experi-
enced actresses to take the parts of
the girls and women required in this
play.

Last Wednesday, pictures of sev-
eral dramatic scenes were taken by
the publicity department. The set re‘
quired for the scenes is an old, dark,
musty room; a. room in Chapin was
used for the scenes.

 

GET
A roll of valuable drawings in
Chopin Hall on March 23. Ono
drawing is in pencil on the back of
a piece of wall paper. Reward.
Return to Prof. J. C. Penn.

 

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Dr. Tihhols in Talk
{in flood Manners

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Assistant Dcan ’l‘ibbals spoke bc—l
foil: the sophomore clans meeting
Friday, on the lapse of student con-,

 

sidcrution for social amenities. Hcl
will repeat the talk for the hencl‘itl
of each of the other classes on sooni
as they may ncxt convene.
Too Noicy in Buildings

“The csscncc of politeness," Asst.
Dean Tibbals stated, “is n considcrm
lion for the rights and feelings of}
others.” lllustrating the manner in‘
which students fall short of this}
definition, he pointed out the man-l
nor in which the rocket rampant in}
corridors between periods disturbsl
anyone who might dcsirc to conccn—l
trutc. Wearing of hats in buildings
and thc widespread disregard of
smoking rcgvlations not only croatci
a bad impression on Visitors, but or
against the Armour tradition. In;

closing: Assistant Dean ’l‘ibbals mcn-,
tioncd the fact that the administra-i
lion is in favor of maintaininc‘l
the ncwly~cstablishcd tradition of}
freshman mcmhcls, but that it wasl
decidedly not in favor of the off-l
spring; of this custom, namely they
pantsinu‘ of crrant freshmen byl
sophomores.

Fll‘OSll Must Wear Green Caps!

President Mitchell announced ‘
conclusions reached at the mph-l
freshman meeting, called followingi
the debacle of two weeks ago. Fresh“
men must wear green caps and they
can not anticipate any aid from then"
fellows if they neglect to wear thcmn

B. G. Anderson, social chairmanW
gave the tcntativc outline of a dancc‘_
to be presented sometime next sum—,
mer. This (lance instead of boinc"
given on an ordinary cruise boat,
“With 2,000 other guys runninu'l
around,” will be on a chartered,
yacht, the 145 foot. “Thin.” The at-
tcndancc must: be restricted to 45.
couples and the probable cost of a hid
will be $4.00. with a buffet snppcr‘
included. The decision on the idea‘
was postponed until a later meeting;
while the committee acts upon scv~j
era] suggestions given during: the di
cussion.

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. particular interest to thc mcn wow“

.on exhibition in Professor Robson's: ”in.
‘ office.

Tuesday. April ‘3' 193:7”

1"liloyon liillcn hormnlly

initiotnd to "You hinted
in Miiwnultoo iiinturtiuy

Hold Joint Meetingwilchmll/lhorciuotto Chapter and.
University of Wiooomin (Shuptor,
Which Auto its Hoot

Lnflutnonyrgwwé'gsrmnon min onuouur

Fine Student‘s, Que
Professor Plodigcol
To Ciniiihlonom ry

 

 

li‘ch juniors nnd nix Honim'u were
lnitintcd to ’l‘uu Hutu Pl, nutiunnl
oim’inccrinir I'l'utt,‘rnit,V, oi. cormnonion
licld ill; Milwuultcc hunt Suturduy. The
mm: were plcdu‘od on April :3 in tho
'l‘uu 130an Pt roumn. A public plmlw
inn wns not hold bocnuno of tho Limo
limit bul'oro initiation.

Integrity ol.‘ chuructur nud hrondth
ol’ mitoidc iutoroal‘n m4 wcll on oxcol-
lcnoc in ochohu'shlp mo cmmldorod
in choosing: men for thin honor.

The mop pludu‘cd worn: William R.
lVlurilholl, Willinm I“. Schlnx, Jomau
ii. lilicchnn, ldrlu 'l‘homuu, nml Edn
word 1“. annn'. ,luuioni: nod Jos~
oph li‘. Burtunuk, Eurlo ll. Brink,
Frunltlin 1‘). liloli‘crt, ‘li‘rnuciu X. Pop-
pcr, Albert l-l. lltnmp, nnd Norman
M. ltonn, scnloro.

Marni:ullwklohhuwwfilmolmn

'Willlnm it. Mlll'lllmll, ’38, of tho
clwmicul domwtmont, in [llaudcnt odi-
tor of tho Armour lflmrinom'. fllllllfilr
not trcuuurcr ol' the A,l.l3li.l!‘.., mom-
bur ol' the junior prom‘nm connnit~
lcc, roportcr ol' Alpint Chi Sign":
clu-mlrnl l‘i'ntori‘lity, rind n mmnbor
of Phi Lombdn Upullon. View preci-
dcnl. of tho Junior chow, and n momv
bur ol‘ l.llt' civil enciuocriim doom-ta
munt, Willlnm li‘. filchlux hos boon now
tivo. in intcrchum ull‘nirii. llo in a
member of (mi Elmihm, Lina compost
club, and W.‘3.lG. Jnmon D. {limo-
hnn, FAKE” in covoditor-lnruhicl‘ of
tho Armour ’l‘cch Ncwu, n junior
mitl'lllllll, and u mm‘nlmr ol' the lumlmln
hull Loom. "n in n plwluc ol' Solit-
mondcr mill ol’ Sphinx honorary fru-
lcrnillcii.

Thomoo ----- qugnor

lluninolm rnuymicor of this Armour
'l'ccly Nowu ll‘l’lll mlvcrliuiniy mnnflgcr
of tho (lyric m'o two partitions hold
by llll'lil ’l‘hommi of tho mucluulicnl
dumwlmm‘it, who in uhm o member
of thc mlcc club and tlw AHME.
to Ihc A. D. Smith Company of Mil. y mi W” m l'urmrw m'rhnn rvl’ Pl KM!"
wnukoc, Wiscomln. ’l‘lw trip wnu ii“ “iii l'rnlmrnlty. A'iler" i“ lllhl‘il?‘
inn u, all junim- and senior mcm~ ics on woll no in lfilllill uli’nlrn, Edward
hers of Armour who arc citi'IA-nn of l- Wliltlllil' iii fl lllllylll' 0" ”W AT”
the United Staten. This ruthor mm“. muur lmlwlmll nnd bunlmtlmll towns,
on] rccpiircn‘icnl; was ncrcnnm‘y hm ll junior mnrnhul, Ilml n, member of
caunv ar the numcroun “(,Vuyrnmgm tlu- ,iunlnr pl-oigrmn cmnmiltou, llu in
contracts hclll by the (ihnlmom com- 11 mornhor “l' Milli“ Elli Slump. ”“3
pony, which forbids tho Viewing: of A.l,('h.li}., lmfi '1 lll’Wl‘ importer.
oovcrnmont promoscu by othcr than Jillii‘l’ll V- llm'ttmch, ”Win!" ““3”
United Sim” mum"... chunlcol, in cowl/opium of tho imsc-
3lmll twin» mid mnnior plums L'lllillliliiw
i lll‘llil‘l'. Ho is; nlnn l'ormt-r prtmltlcnl,

The trip hogan at, 9:00 o. to. Mt Him/Ilimrd rm par/c llrnmi
the Allis-Cholmcr's Company, whcrc‘
thc members wcrc allowed to woo tho;

various opcrtttionn in l'ormim: Htcr'lifilire Pratgggg Enjay
'ti'uclurul yiccus, and cistlncjn. ()l‘l ~
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Thrcc juniors. two seniors, and
one faculty member worc plcdpccd to
Chi Epsilon, honorary Civil Engineer-
ing fraternity at a meeting: of the
W. S. E. held inst Friday.

R. A. Braun, E. Peterson, and S.
Johnson, Juniors; J. J. Pcnn and ii“. X.
Popper, seniors; and Professor 1']. A.
Vuutborg‘ were the men who wore
pledged. The student pledges will ho
initiated as rcygulur mcmhcrn while
Professor Vagtbm‘g will be formally
initiated April 28.

At the meeting Professor .1. (1. Form
spoke, describing; the honor hcntuwcd
on membern of the fraternity und the
privileges extended to lhll mcmbcrn.
Recognition as n Chi Epuilon mun in
a {neat advantage to men in tho civil
engineering world.

The first annual nwnrd mndc by
Chi Epcilon to the Hophomorc civil
student, who, in the opinion of tho
fraternity, has shown the most notcw
worthy record and dono tho moot. out-
standing work wan prouuntcd to
Harold Anthon of the class 01’ 1930.
The award consiiitcd of on Amorlunn
Institute of Staci Connlruolion Hand»
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A. S. hi. hi. Viowu
Milwaukee Won't

 

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M.E. mode an inspection trip, li‘rh
day, April 9, to tho Wcst Allis Workn

 

 

Set: Complicated Machines

the hug-c machined dcsium-d to; WWW”
handle lhc inmost ('FAHLli’lflli in tho, Alnmur l‘irv protm'tu hold it wall
world. Altai-completing their”;thc“Hume” monitor on ’l‘uumlny won—

the wearing of green hats by thci gen the" proceeded L“ the A' 0' an sit tilts lit-ltu 'l'nu llulln house,

mith Company, ”’5‘" i“ Milwnulmr'. «, with tlww promo”. wring/int: u nicely
The mcmlocm were shown thc various , bnlnoccd Ill’liiti'lilrh Anionic tin: “mgr
stops in the fabrication of uutomo- wou- WM, notnhlm on Mr. 'l'ownlcy
bile h‘amcn. Tl"? most interesting: of tho Woulr‘rn Aclum'inl liurmiu;
Willi)“ Of the ll’ll’ WM ”‘0 viow "f l’rnl'i-iuem' J. ii. li‘imwc'on; Mr. J. ‘l‘.
the complicated and almost human curvnfipm innlvyugu’y g" Mixmuh. rant—
machines usu-d in that type of with lugs; Mr, ll. Jordan of the “Water”
struction. Motion mminoorintz iii"
pmimont; and Mr, K. ll. i’m'lwr of

. . ,ilic Woiilorn ltt'umrlnl lurnou.
At the ”I“ when“ muting, hvld, llridnr, polgcr, and boom hold tin-

Fyiday, April 2, the program for the- uttonlion of tho i“. l'. ['1‘ S. h”, the
remainder ol the'pcriod was adopted. curly port of tho owning" with W93?“
At the next meeting, to ho held April ‘
16, Fred Loosen, ME. ’37,'Wlll tall: with a 93138“ M proof “5. in: superior-
on “Pulvorizcd Fuel,” Iketmls on tho ._ ‘ . v, .

. . . . , My. hound motion indium on
A.E;.M.E. convention Will ohm ho (llR— , ”Wool." mix} I: mcnnp’miv short m ,
cussed. ‘ “rpm."wd 1,7; rout/try of.

Award F'vc Books turt- f'm'pumtmn. A w“ minimum?

Awards to studont momlwm of the- },y {hp ‘ ,,1,,,r,»;miimv “1N3 s‘giioured'.
Armour branch. who huvo boon most mmrpmggm 1., ‘33,. “filmy“,uoqu ”a,” (231.,
active in promotinxs the principles of “Viiiffilélfl?! ; ‘
the A.S.M.E. will he made on April A (”was
30. The award—~5 books ot‘f/irod by 1 (or ai-imlswiic 2:4 n
the faculty and the senior “lasts, will ‘ «Mod to i). W. .lucniyrsun in; Pm
be given to the six noon waiving the my whoop-rm, 'i“
The books will in» placcd i)’v£‘!;(§!'ll gig... doom

 

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