Page 14 University Daily Kansan Friday, April 19, 1957
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DEFENDING CHAMPS—These petroleum engineering students seem intent on capturing another first place award as they laboriously prepare their model of oil processing. They
are, from left: Eugene Palmer, Garden City sophomore; Dick Davenport, Beloit senior, and Merrill Jones, Milford senior.
Exhibit Shows Processing Of Oil
"Oil from the Reservoir to the Consumer" is the title of the petroleum engineering department's exposition exhibit in 238 Lindley. The department is trying for its third consecutive first place award.
The exhibit, a model in four parts, depicts processes that take
place before oil is ready for use by the consumer.
The first part of the scale model shows the production and drilling processes. The equipment necessary for these processes of oil production is shown in a cross-section of an oil reservoir.
Part two of the exhibit shows a
model refinery. Transportation, one of the most important parts of the oil industry, is shown by a model railroad, pipe lines and methods of water transportation.
A small model city showing the various ways in which the oil is used by the public is the final part of the exhibit.
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How To Get The Lead Out
"We Get the Lead Out" is the title conveyor to a waste dump. The of mining and metal engineers lead what is carried to a furnace exhibit in 461 and 102 Lindley. where it is molded and dumped into The exhibit shows the processes a mold.
The exhibit shows the processes which lead ore goes through before it becomes a finished product. It is entirely automatic.
The first part of the exhibit shows the mining process, of the ore. The ore is represented by a filler material combined with lead shot. It is pulled from a hole in the floor which leads to the basement.
From the mine it is loaded on a model train and carried to the processing plant. There it is ground and separated from the filler material.
The filler material is carried by a
From the mold it is automatically charged into a roll and rolled into a sheet so that it is ready for the consumer's use.
Robert Huebner, Lawrence senior,
built the scale model head frame
used to pull the ore out of the mine.
The rocks of Palisades Interstate Park, which lies along the west bank of the Hudson River in New Jersey and New York, are said by geologists to be 150,000,000 years old.
As Seen In Seventeen
Another group of far-famed Bobbie Brooks sportswear . . . the sheen of cotton cavalry twill in Sand combined with colorful multicolor Khyber madras plaid, a Dip and Don. Everglaze, Minicare fabric by Wm. Simpson . . . and the added accent of gold buttons to rival the gleam of the summer sun. All these superlative separates in sizes 7 to 15.
Cavalsheen or Madras
Slim Skirt ... 6.98
Jamaica Shorts ... 4.98
Shorts ... 3.98
Clam Diggers ... 5.98
Blouse to Match in Khyber Sand
Broadcloth or Madras Plaid . . 3.98
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