was so gratifying that it promises
to become an annual affair.
Authors of the papers presented
were the following: Melba Pierrotti
and Betty Neville, Mundelein col—
lege; C. Leah Rahinovitz and Her-
man Topel, Roosevelt college, and

Theodore L. Brown, Robert II.
Sherman, Donald E. Laskowski,
Anthony H. ’I‘rozzolo, Saul B.

Needlelnan,ilai‘old Zenieekflharles
Gutberlet and Martin Shatavsku,
lllinois Institute of Technology.
The first and second prizes were
awarded to Charles; Gutberlet and
Anthony Trozzolo, respectively.
These prizes consisted of a year’s;
subscription to any American

chemical journal of the winner’s
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Last Saturday the chemistry department capped its Junior Week
activities with a Chicago area symposium of student papers, held
in the auditorium of the chemistry building. This symposium, the
first of its kind to he held to a student affiliate chapter of APS,

   

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whose picture appeared in all the
city’s papers. The fraternity Won
second prize for the IF pageanto
with Tau Epsilon Phi taking;- top
honors.

The crowning; of the Man and
Woman of the year was an impres-
sive ceremony with its; NROTC
honor guard.

The EE department’s electronic
man, Kiss-O—Meter, and communi—
cations lab won first prize for the
best exhibit but were hard pressed
by both the Physics and FPE de-
partments who came in second and
third respectively. Pi. Kappa. Phi
took the honors for house decora-
tions in fraternity row and in a
close contest Phi Kappa Sigma
won the IF sing.

A novel departure from previous
years was the men only cake bak»
ing contest. It was surprising to
find how well many of our engi-
neers can calculate the necessary
ingredients to make excellent
cakes. It wouldn’t be surprising if
Ted Katsuios and George Thoma-
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