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University Daily Kansan Monday. April 25, 1960
Electrical Engineers Capture Exposition Cup
Sigma Tau awarded top honors to the engineers who measured the beat of the human heart, determined the percent of oxygen in the blood, calculated the amount of electrical energy given off by muscles and recorded human brain waves.
The department of electrical engineering brought home the silver trophy cup for the best overall exhibit at the 40th Annual Engineering Exposition, with their exhibit of Electronics in Modern Medicine. Exhibit chairman was Bob Hayes, Augusta senior.
The award for the best academic display went to the department of engineering physics, while the award for the most original display also went to the electrical engineers.
About 110 persons attended the Engineering Exposition Awards Eanquet in the Kansas Union Saturday night.
Dennis Hoyes. Washington senior and president of the engineering student council, presented the awards to the exposition winners.
An exhibit by the department of petroleum engineering which demonstrated the steps of obtaining transporting, refining and delivering the oil to the consumer won honorable mention in the best overall exhibit class.
Guest speaker at the banquet was
Fear Admiral Fugue J. Peltier,
Cheerleader Clinic Held Tomorrow
the rest of four cheerleading clinics will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Robinson Gymnasium.
Students intending to try out for cheerleading positions next year must attend the clinics.
The dates for the other clinics are April 28, May 2 and 4. Cheerleading tryouts for positions next year are May 10 and 12.
All students who are cheerleaders this year must tryout also if they desire the position again next year.
The board which selects the cheerleaders includes L. C. Woolrdruff, dean of students; A. C. (Dutch) Lonborg, director of athletics; a representative from the alumni office; president of the freshmen pep clubs and presidents of Jay Janes and Ku Ku's upperclass pep clubs.
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In his speech, Admiral Peltier outlined a plan indicating how engineers can help themselves and other people simply by being conscious of some of their broad challenges.
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"We can say that there are no guide posts to follow simply because no one has been there before," he said.
Other awards presented at the banquet were Kansas Engineer Keys given to Byron Klapper, Bronx, N.Y. sophomore, and Fred Hohnbaum, Hawatha senior.
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Norman D. Shutler, Kansas City senior, was named outstanding student by the department of petroleum engineering.
Dean Burton W. Marvin of the William Allen White School o Journalism and Public Information will teach journalism at Tehran University in Iran for the academic year 1960-61.
Marvin Gets OK for Iran
Dean Marvin has applied for a year's leave of absence from the University. His request will be acted on by the Kansas Board of Regents at their May meeting. Approval is generally a routine matter.
Dean Marvin will teach journalism classes under a Fulbright grant. In addition to his regular teaching, he will conduct newspaper institutes about the country.
Dean and Mrs. Marvin and their children are scheduled to leave for the assignment in August.
Thieves broke into a Melbourne, Australia, printing plant and stole 10,000 copies of a new booklet.
It was a booklet on crime prevention.
5:00 Twilight Concert: "String Quartet in F Major" by Schumann
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No. 7 in G Minor" by Handel
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Scholarships Grants For Business Grads
The Solon E. Summerfield Scholarship Fund for graduate business students has been created at the University of Kansas.
Dean James R. Surface made the announcement here recently. A gift of $1,000 from the fund was presented by the Summerfield Foundation of New York.
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