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5mm of $113,1935500. Thin is double

the 1944:. fig-um and nearly $Ei€lllll
greater than tile 19435 contribution

Harold W. Monday, chairman of the

Ill/£6 illinois Tech Alumni Fund, on»

. nonnced today.

[:55 5, Not only was a. moors! Set in :the
amount contributed, but the number
of conga‘ilsntom enrolled from 2629
in 3.94:5 no 35252. in the érivn Wendell

' , by Mundny, a 1923 civil engineering
graduate. More than 400 former 31mm
dents of the lngtituto Workmi in non—
mcting other alumni for the drive.

The $375,449 contributed during

‘ - ‘ the past five man; in lining uneti

l 9"; 5 primarily for film $18,000,009 build~

l 9' ing program begun at Illinoin Tech

in 1941 to extend the campus from

% 3191; to 35th Streets; and from Micki»

l gun avenue to the New York Central

1 tracks. Three buildingn have been

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1y staging of construction.
Mr; Munday, who has been chain
man of the Fund for 1945 and 1946,
gt: will he succeeded by Edwin 0. Gri~
fienhagen for the current year. Mil".
Grillenhagon, a 1906 gracluam of An
incur Institute (now Illinois Tech)
is president of the management on-
gineering firm, E. 0. Grifl’enhagen
and Associates. He has been a mem—
ber of the institute Boarzl of Trus-
tees since 1934; and was president of
the Illinois Tech Alumni Asmcia-
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mnel; Wellnesziay in room 108 Chapin
m; linxn. Plans for the 1%"! neanon
will he dinenssed at this time.
Coach Sam Bibb hag announced
6;” that a tentative schedule has. already
been drawn up. It includea a trip
to amoral small colleges in southern
1 India-ma {luring Junior Week.
He urged all persons interested
lo attend this meeting and pointed
1 out that freahmen are eligible for the
l team. He also pointed out that. the
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a?» "EMEQMMEN TALK
{Communal irom page 3)
pre~registration, many courses were
entirely closed. Friends of mine had
to take courses other than those
they had chosen. There was no ex-
cuse for this.”
1» Don Goldsmiin, Freshman. Public
Service;
“ll- seems to me lhat the registra—
tion was a lot smoothor than last
year. I got down
here early and
noticed that some
one sixteenth or
seventeenth in
line received a
number in the
lifting. VJlien the
low numbers
Were called, fol-
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it.”

  

Cili‘féliillflall
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-. i ening the friendship and trade with
film. Snvie‘i: Union; and finally, halt-
ing the Wain—like piling up of atom
bombs on the pawl of the US.
Again note how appealingly logi-
cal, how ethically correct and how
peace~loving i2: all sounds. 15 this
the policy flimerica coulii follow to
prolong the cause of world peace?
Are these, objmiives set {in on a low
gain which consi om the longs; range
Weiiaye of ziemocymic concflp‘m mill
Amerimninm or is it net up to my
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The ninth annual meeting of thn
Midwest Power Conference will
again be held as the regular hemi-
qnnrtem in the Palmer House March
31 and April 3. and 2. Sponnored by
lllinoia Teach, the Conference in iii»
mated by Stanton E. Winston, Dean
of lime Evening Division. Di“. Edwin
Whitehead has; boon appointed con~
lemma secretary to succeed Profew
son Chm‘loa A. Noah who realigned
last spring.

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The program is now being fox-mu-
lnted and will include a group of
papers dealing with the fields of
power such as Central Station Pram
tice ami Hydropower. A130 included,
for fine firm; time this year, will be
a series of papers on the Metallui-g. ,
lnduntrial Electronics, Railroad Poww
or Units; and the civic responsibilities
of an engineer.

Collaborating with Dean Winsmn
in the arrangement of the program
are Profaessom W. A. Lewis, L. T.
Baden, J. T. Relmaliatu and William
Goldman; tentative: achedulos are
now available.

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Without waiting for the confusion

of beginning a new term to subside,
“the HT munical club launched their

membership drive; ”Join Musical
Clubs Week.” The aim is to more
“filial: fill the hlnnlé; Simeon left by line

recent graduating clog“.
Spotlighted in the series; of comw

engagmnenm is lhe

Spring Concert. The drive wars. insti-

ing musical

tuned to seenre film mammal for a
better program to bring the name of
Illinois Tech before the eyes anvil to
Other en~
gagemenm promise the most active
munical calendar in. two years.

the ears of Chicagomm.

Studenm with mammal abilities
are urged to attend any one or all,
if possible, of the following: reheam»
als:

Orchestra, Tuesday 5:15 to 6:15
Glee Club, Thursday 5:15 to 6:35
PM
Band, Friday 5:15 to 6215 RM.
All mliearsals are held on the stage
of the auditorium, in the SU building.

    

Eel Zie’cz, newly elected president of the Dance Club, 313;?

recently that during the coming semester. the Dame Clair: Wi.
present a dance featuring Homer Wickham’s Ellinois Tech D
Band once a. month. it is denired to obtain sponsors for each an. :

these functiomz as in the past it has
been Shown that when sponsxomd,
these dances have been Successfnl
due to an increaned studont interest.
The minimum requirements for spon~
noting a dance are an avid inherent
in the success of the dance, the cost
of the refreshmentn desired, and a.
small charge for poster announce-

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lf unable to amend reliem‘nals dur-
ing the second anti third week of
school, interested students should
contact the director of the clubs,
Mn. 0. Gordon Erickaon in the Music
Room to the east of the stage. Swing
band candidate should contact Home?
Wickllam or Mr. Erickson. The Mu-
sic Room is open after ll mm. Mon-
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if your organizafiion is interenia’r 9
in additional publicity, gleam; can- ‘
tact either Ed Zieisz, John 3031i
or George O’Brien by leaving a nay
at the post office in care. of tire «
Dance Club.

   
  
 
  

 

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