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For Alumni Tht founh annual llomel·ommg Day for .\ lumni was held Saturday Octobt:r t\\cnt) e•sh th Jn ~P•te of slight rain in the morning, a large numl>t:r of former st udt nt~ hart registered in thu 1:0 nmusium Ill' noon, anrl when the rain linall\ stopJicd and old Sol decided to gi\'e hts nppro\•a l to the affair, Alumni lJef:tln arriving in d roves Reunion !'<'t:lle' nf eX·ciO~~ma tes were prominent all on r the ram pus. Dunng the mormng, those \\ ho ar. rt\'cd •·:~rl\• pnswd their t ime in ob. servattun ot all the new impru,emcnts "htdl hn n llecn msti tu ted n t Tech dunng the J)ust yea r Of particular tn· tt:n·q tu the J\hnnni was the new Midi· unn to the Salisbury L.ul1\lrutorics nnd ihl rl'IIU\'a tion of the interiOr Of the old h111ldt 111: Th~ construc tion ncti vi. ~~~' in prugn·~s <111 the ~i te of the new ~tudent ..ICU\'iltes building were ap. praised lty the ~ritit:ll eyes oi many nl Tet·h'• "'' n graduate engineer< Tht• e'\nlltn t luncheon pn·part I by ' ht•l I l.trl.. and hi~ a<sistan ts gut under wnr at 12 15 in the gymna..•ium. Our· mg the luncheon tales of "wh~:n I was a terrible Tct•h technician, etc." were ~wappctl with much gusto I.Jy all the Alumni Pru{. Paul !:iwnn, c hairman of the ll!lmet·oming Commi tt<l<! presided nt the head table li e introduced llarry Lindsar, newly elected President of the Alumni Association who in turn pre~entcd Presiclent Cluverius. After a ftw worrls or welcome by him and the •mgmg of song~ by the J\lumni, the ent tre gruup we nt o ut to see the soccer team clt·feat Clark and the football team lose n rlo~c game to Mass. St.·'lte. After the football game, a tea dance wns held in Sanford Riley Hall, with the llu} ntonians playing. All of lhe fraternity ho uses held open hou se and after the dance, the alumni visited thei r rc~perti\'e fraternity houses and comple ted a most ~uccessful day.
Pt·ofessor Norgreu Leaves Institute To Join Cat·uegie Corp. Pruft'•sor Paul II ~orgren of the Department of Economics, Government, and Bu~incsl<, ha~ been granted a leave oi nh. ence from th e Institute until Stptcmbcr 19-10 Profes...c:or Korgren . "h" grad uated from \V . P I with the ria•-: nf 1927. will join the re<carch "urkcrs of the ('arnt-gie Corporn tio n undcr thr direction of Dr. Gunnar Myrdal of the University of Stockholm who an. making a study o£ "The Negro in America" This • ludy has been unde r way fo r about n yea r nnd it is expected that it will conhn ue Cor at least another yea r. A~Rociatcd with Prof. Norgren will be seven other students of sociology and !Conomir•. m ost of whom are college Profe<son The problem of the Negro in indu~try is the particular branch oi the subject that Prof. 1\orgren expects to work on.
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Twelve 1\len To 8 e Initiutecl at Nov. 6 Meeting in Dorm
Pre•£ \V . g , Lawto n, secre tory of the Tec h branch of the ~nric t \' u ( the Sis:mn X i, announced t hat Sigma Xa hatl pledged twel\'e !;cnior" SiJ,'lll:l Xi l·hon~-; e\·ery year thl'l<e men from the ScniM class on the hn"•• of general wurthim '~ nnd l'Chola~hip The foliO\\ ing mlln wt•n• •clct'tl•fi l lnvtnn II All en, Rn naltl ~ 1\rnnd, l{irhnrrl .\ Colemon, Arthur H Din' mtlrt', Rolx rt E . Dunl..lt•c, l.roatr<rd C:nld•mith, \\'ultcr P Grahnm H ubert \\' llt·\lll\', Arthur R. K<Jerlwr, ]lul..un ll I co\HI, Ra' mc1111l n Shlnrn, nnd Uancl n Zipser. 'I he" men will l>et·ome asscK.·ia te mtmhcro; of Sigma Xi Tht' mttia tt on \\tll l•c ht'ld Monda}', Nov fl. at o meeting which will llt' ht•ld In the L~lln mnn~< mom of Sanford Rih•v I tall. l'i~:mn Xi was fn undcd tl t ('orne II Unive r~itv in 1' 6 to serve ns th t' L'ngi m t•rin~t eq ulvale ul t o th e 'Phi nt•ln Kappa of tht- liberal art~ cnlles:e• The flllflln<e of Sigma Xi is the pmmutinn of rc 'c:'arch in :>cience. P ruf !II L Prkt' ~~ President of tht' local l'hoptcr The twelve men ho nclred by Sigma \:a will hcromc nssociate~ in the societ y 11 ull mcmbcn:hip is very rarely jp\•en tn am· ~tudent Thl.'•c men nre no t onlv hi~h in <rh(llllr<hi t> hut nlso ncli''' 111 c-xt rn· t•u rril'ulnr arti\'ities.
• l'o lict• To AU Pniort Photographic appointment no. ti!·e~ for PEDDLER pictures arc no w being distributed via the 'mntl hoxcs in B oynton. Any I ~ ~t ruors not ahle to keep these ap. r pointments are requested to call ' nu~hong''!l immediately to get Jne w oppointment dotes. Un· ~ cl a11~ifled seniors who wi11h their pictures in the PEODI..ER s hould ( ca ll Arthur Dinsmore at 00 Sali!J. bury Street. ~ Remembering the time and ef· fort expended last year by the •~cmM cla~s in attempting t.o choo. c thetr photographer, the PE DDL ER staff this yea r tho ught it advi<able to get this phase of the yearbook underway a< roon a~ possible. After ex. nmini ng the work of several f)hntographcrs in the city, there. fore, they decided to award the con t ract immediately to the nu ~hong Studio at 31 1 Main Street These photographers have done the PEOO I..ER work in past years and they promise more high quality pictures fo r thi~ year's annual.
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Adn1iral Cluverius Inaugurated As Seventh President By P. B. Morgan
Seniors Cho en A Associate Morgmt Elected In Sigma Xi Chait·ma•t SPEE
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New Englund Group Elect Tech Prof{'l!!SOr At Annual Conv(•otion \ t rm annnnl m~t• l in~:. whtrh \In< hd1l Ort l•lth , tlw i\t•\\ gn~tland !'.4't'tion uf the ~ocit•l\ fnr tlw Pr{lmutton u{ f~nginecring !~dural it)n dec tl.'rl P rof Th.·udure I I )loq:on of the l~h·t•trkal l~ngtnt!erin~; Dcpartmc.:nl ~~~ chturman fur the.: r:nming \·r.tr I h· was chul«'n tn !<UCcccd Dean l)utllt•\' uf \'nil' Uni wr~it~·. who hnrl ~!'n·eci o~ chairman (or two Vl'l'l rs. This full dn v t•nnvent ion, whid1 wo s ht-ltl a t No rtheastern thi!l ycnr, \\'ll " attended bv mnnv 111l'lllhl·r~ of thl• far· u lt\ at Tech as wrll "" Cmm o ther cngitlt'rrinl! ~chnol~ an N,•w g nglnn t! . \ t 1he h:tn(Jlll't, P ruf til•II na~. who. twu yeaf'\ ago. gn\'e a Fuller l.rcture o n Core1gn relation~. dclivt•retl a very ant"resting rli"t'llllrst• Berou~e the pur· pnse of the S.P.E.P. , ON iu nome im plit•s. is to promote e n~i nec ring eduC..'l· tion, many discus~ion s of engineering ('(lucatio n proble m s we rl• held . These de btl tes were 11im iln r to those hclcl at lhc nat ional convrntions, the la~t uf which t o<Jk place during th e •ummtr at Penn S ta te Prore~'lllr~ ~lor~ean, A. j . Knight, nnd R P. Kolb mmpri~Pcl lhe dtlegatlon from thi!!
Preside11t of FraJ1klin h1 titute Guest Speaker .\t u sunplc hut 110le mn ceremony, Rear A<lmirnl \\'at T yler . Ciuverius was installed tl!l seve nth President of Wo rceste r Puly trrhtlic Institute on Friday, ( k loher 27, nt 2 :00 p .m . in Alumni C.ymnn•ium. Third nmong the se\'en pre~iden t s to head the I nstitute wilh o Nnvy hackground, J\dmirol l'luYeriu s wo~ indur tccl into office by Dr Paul ll. Mo rgan , '00, n trustee
npporntuN n' may he neoessary, and soundly llnanced. What is more, it posses~es an able, eam est and loyal faculty Rchind you s tand an e nthu!J. inNtic rmd un ited hoard of trustees, cwry mon of whom looks tO your presidency with anticipation and con· fidence . " It is o sin~:utar honor for me to be delegated to induct you as president
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\\'hile th is o rganization Is not one the largest of the engin eering MCi· elle~. 11ince not many of the men from indus try hclc.m g. it is the larges t engi. tWt•ring insl.rtl<'I.OrR t\udc ty of itR kind. u{
Initial C.C.A. Quota List Pass Physical Prvfes'<Or ~lerriam h n!l announrecl that every man on the <nttial quota li~t of the Civil Aeronautic~ J\uthoritv ho • passed his physical cxnminatiun Ill·· muo;e of this cxcellt• nt 11howing h y lh l' first twe nty me n, application ha'! been mode to extend the quota from twenty to thirty men . Sinrr th ere ill every rc A 110n to hope that thl~ rcquc!lt will he gran ter! , Profrc:.c:nr Merriam hn~ req urst ~:rl that tho~e men nnt on the fir~ t last he patient anti cnntimlt' with their ground o:ch(JOJ 1 he only thing preven t ing flight flperutrons is the <'ertiflcation or the Grafton fl}·ing fll'ld hy the Ftate in~pcc· tor~ Accordingly, no flight scherhtles will appear until thi~ rertifirnti!ln has been obtained. Arrangements ho,·e been mode Cor in~uronce covering the twe nty m en of the initial quota list. Al•o. bu• ticket!! to Grafton ai rport ore availohle nt the grounrl school Cor half price It is the 11reo:en t pion to po~t a weather report rach day on the bulleti n ll(•ard stating the weather condition~ fo r the day. \\"atch bulletin ooard in Boynton !fall for further CAA new!!,
Dr. l'aul Mor1r~•n lland8 Prealdenl CluVf'rhu the Coll•1e Charter al End or h tttallatlon Spe«b The induction by Dr. Morgan was brief but impres,qive. lie stn ted that, "No longer is t he Ins titute on experi. ment in educa tion hut t he dream or our founde rs has been admirably fulfiJled." Calling upon Admiml Cluverius, he said, "And now Aclmirnl Cluvcrius today we are a college of technical education of proven worth and sple ndid reputa· tion. You will find the Institute well ho used nnd 011 well eq uipped with
(,( W orcester Polytechnic Institute. I do this now witho ut further Connalhy and 1 hand you as symbols or your authority the charter a nd great seal of the Institute, and the keys. May your administra tion be long and s ucce11ful ." The new pre~ident accepted thea 8ymhols or his authority and replied: "You hnve conferred a high ho nor on me and one that entails n great !CuntlnuNI on Page 4, Col. I I
Spot·ts Rally With Bonfire Fri. at 7:15
Soccer, }""ootball Teams Invited to Dorm Dance
In accordance with the success of bonfire ralliu on the eve or important games u n method of increasing the spirit of the studen t body and the sup· porting or athletic teams. it has been decided to have a rally Friday night, Nov 3, ot 7 : 15 p m . o n the Oat above the soccer field. It is hoped that the membe rs of the freshmen class will coo perate with the "Coll ege Spirit Com· mittee" of the 1'ech Council headed by Charles U oebel, ond help him obtain a supply or wood for a fire. Pep talks by coaches, hopes of team captains, cheers, songs and band music will be featured. The presence of the entire s tudent body ie desired Co r the rally, to spur ou r teams on to victory.
Dor01 Dance Saturday, Nove10ber
P rCif J grJwtml Fitzgerald, faculty a rlvikr !lf the Terh l\fuqjcaJ Association annuunct'cl at Saturday's D onn Dance that the 1·ornpktc •quad P of lhe varsity IOCcer and foothall teams had been in· vited to nttend what is hoped will turn into a victory Donn Dance next Satur. clay night Unncroft AnderBon, director of the Doyntonians, Tech's o wn dance orche• lrn, i! planning for a large turnout and ha~ three ~pecial numbers which he feature next Soturday, win o r lose. Saturday's Donn dance d rew a near capacity crowd of over 100 couples cle. ~pite good natured competition from some fraternity houses who had their own dance•.
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