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THETA TAU

THE LAFAYETTE HOTEL

Washington, D. C.

Saturday, March the Sixteenth,

Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-five

INSTALLATION CEREMONYFRONTIER ROOM

1:15 P. M.

C Ixela T fa u c fT n s la lla iio n TTeam

MR. FRED C O FFM AN , Lambda '15Grand Regent

MR. J. SIDNEY M ARINE. Eta '18Past Grand Regent

MR. H . H . HOPKINS, Beta '08Grand Vice-Regent

PROFESSOR D. D. CURTIS, Omicron '19Grand Marshal

MR. REX S. ANDERSON, Alpha '30

MR. R. STEWART HENDERSON, Zeta '21

MR. W ILL IAM G E O G H EG A N , Theta '35

MR. W . R. FRANKE, P. '35

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REX S. ANDERSON, Alpha '30

STUART I . BAILEy, Alpha 27

LLOYD V. BERKNER, Alpha '27

MILLARD M. GARRISON, Alpha '30

RAYMOND E. HERTEL, Alpha '30

CARLYLE H. STRAND, Delta ‘11

PHILLIP J. SHENON, Epsilon '20

PARKER TRASK, Epsilon ‘17

R. STEWART HENDERSON, Zeta ‘21

THEODORE C. THEE, Zeta '27

JOHN E. NORTON, Theta '21

PAUL HATMAKER, lota ‘23

HAROLD S. HARWOOD, Pi '29

D. STAFFORD KELLY. Pi '31

FRANK W. ROSE, Pi '30

We are indeed indebted to all of the THETA TAU alumni in Washinston who have so generously and enthusias­tically helped us in our efforts towards affiliation with THETA TAU.

We also are deeply indebted to Mr. Coffman for his many efforts in our behalf, and for the assistance he has given to us. May he have continued success in his office as Grand Re-

G A M M A BETA CHAPTER

THETA TAU

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PROFESSOR NORMAN BRUCE AMES

PROFESSOR FRANK A. HITCHCOCK

EDWARD A. BAKER

J. HAROLD LINK

FRANK E. BAILEY

EDWARD J. THOMAS

CARL O. HOFFMAN

PAUL L. MOATS

THOMAS A. BRADFORD

JACK C. DAVIS

WILLIAM J. ELLENBERGER

ALBERT H. HELVESTINE

LEE I. HUNTZBERGER

JAMES L. JOHNSON

TERRY J. McADAMS

ROBERT E. MORGAN

CALEB A. MOTZ

JOHN E. PARSONS

JULES L. PHILLIPS

JOSEPH B. RAGAN

WALTER F. RHINE

HAROLD L. SANGSTER

ALAN M. STAUBLY

G. CHESTER THOM

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FRANCIS M. HOFFHEINS

JAMES A. KELLEY

ROBERT W. MQORE

FIRMAN P. LYLE

WENTWORTH B. CLAPHAM

FRANK H. BRONAUGH

DONALD R. KINNEY

KENNETH L. SHERMAN

H. WARREN STEWART

HASKELL P. ROESER

GILBERT BROOKS

E. J. HAND

INSTALLATION BANQUETMAIN BALLROOM

7:00 P. M.

PROFESSOR NORMAN BRUCE AMES, Toastmaster

DR. RALPH C. W ILLIAM S . . . . Guest SpeakerAisisunl Surgeon General. U. S. Public Health Service

MR. FRED COFFMAN, MR. J. SIDNEY MARINE, MR. H. H. HOPKINS, PROFESSOR D. D. CURTIS,

DEAN JOHN R. LAPHAM, MR. EDWARD A. BAKER

-QT wFruit Cocktail

Puree St. Germaine Relishes

Broiled Fillet Mignon w ith Madeira Sauce

Potatoes au Gratin N ew Peas au Burre

Combination Salad

Neapolitan Ice Cream Assorted Cakes

HISTORICAL OUTLINE

1821—Columbian College established.

1873— Name changed to Columbian University.

1884—Corcoran School of Science and A rts, later Cor­coran Scientific School, established as part o f Colum­bian University.

1904— Name changed to "The George Washington Univ­ersity."

1906— Washington College o f Engineering established as division o f Department of Arts and Sciences, w ith Dr.H . L. Hodgkins as Dean.

1924—Student branch A . S. M . E. organized.

1927— Phi Theta X i, Professional Engineering Fraternity or­ganized.Student branch of A . S. C. E. organized.

1928— In reorganization, became The School o f Engineer­ing o f The George Washington University.

1929—First Annual Engineers' Banquet held.

1930—The George Washington University accredited by the Association of American Universities.

1932— Student branch o f A . I. E. E. organized.Engineers' Council organized, composed of Phi Theta X i, A.S.M.E., A.S.C.E., and A.I.E.E.

First Annual Engineers' Ball given.

1933— FirstAnnuaI Phi Theta Xi Activities Plaque awarded

1934— Petition o f Phi Theta X i to Theta Tau.

1935— Installation of Phi Theta X i as Gamma Beta Chap­ter of Theta Tau.

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