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After twenty—five years at Illi-
hols Tech, Dr. Walter Hendricks,
director of the Language and Litera-
ture Department, has resigned to
become president of Marlboro Col-
lege, Marlboro, Vermont. D1: Hend—
‘ricka will leave Illinois Tech at the
end of this semester.

flaring his long stay at UT, Dr.
Hendricks has taken part in many
faculty and school activities and aid~
oil students in the successful organ—
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’Whieh he has taken part is Tech-
nology News, which he helped fennel
in April, 1928. He was faculty ml"-
or of Tochmlogy News for ten
years and also served as faculty
fiviour of the lnfiegral. A number
' of 'yem‘s ago, he reactivahml the Ar»
mom Tech Engineer and Alnmmms,
Winning the 'nuv‘blleation up to its
«anthem stannzlards. .
It Was in 1928 that Dr. Hendricks
Called liogethex- a group of students
irom his classes who were interested
in forming a school newspaper: John

   
  
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
   
   
 
  
   
  
 
    
  
 
 
 
 
   
   
   
  
  

 

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as a consultant for various sur—
veying firms and societies.
Yet with 511 this, John C. Penn
has‘"found time to devote to many
, profeoeional and social groups; he
, is the present Director of the Chi—
cago Astronomical Society; he is
active in the American Society of
Civil Engineers, the Western Socie-
%y of Engineers, the Knickerbocker
Club and numerous other organiza-
’tiona.

In the few months that he can
woolly call his own Professor Penn
dates on his hobby of collecting
, :mapsy his most prized possession be—
'ing his rare eight volume 17th Cen-
‘ 'tury'Atlns of Johannes Bleaw.

But even in his free moments
"Professor John C. Penn thinks of
111‘ as his greatest hobby. When
wilted. if he has any future plans,
Professor Penn was at a loss: be~
cease he could not imagine a future
"Without IlT. However, he thinks
that he might retire someday and
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given encouragement in the creative
arts, ellorts will be made to clevelop
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