1954Yearbook
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1954Yearbook
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AMERICAN
CHEMICAL
SOCIETY
The St. Ambrose College Chapter of the
American Chemical Society was founded three
years ago for the purpose of stimulating interest in the science field among the chemistry, physics, and biology students. Since that
time the organization has grown from its original 15 members to the 30 members in 1953,
and has provided the participants yearly with
movies, lectures, field trips, and social events.
This year, the A. C. S. has sponsored several lectures by men in the area and movies
on such subjects as metallurgy, medicine, and
industrial material discovery. It has extended
the opportunity for its members to visit the
University of Iowa medical and science schools
and Ford's plant in Cedar Rapids, the Dewey
Moriarity, Treasurer.
Shuldt, Secretary.
Kargyle, President
departments, the Quaker Oats and Penick,
Portland and Linwood Stone Works in Lin-
wood, Hiram Walkers and Pabst of Peoria, Illinois, and Oscar Mayer of Davenport. As a
climax to this year's activities, the A. C. S. of
St. Ambrose has planned to be host, in May,
to the first annual Iowa-Ilinois Undergraduate
Science Conference in cooperation with member colleges of the science conference. This is
an outgrowth of the science symposia presented by the St. Ambrose Chapter during the
past two years.
First Row: Mr. Dalton, Moderator, Martin, Rohl, Testroet, Verovver, Shuldt, Kimball, Bruns. Mr. Bornong.
Second Row: Van Dyne, Sacco, Kargyle, Bro. Michaletz, DeFayette, Goar, Brun^'Moriarity!'.
CHEMICAL
SOCIETY
The St. Ambrose College Chapter of the
American Chemical Society was founded three
years ago for the purpose of stimulating interest in the science field among the chemistry, physics, and biology students. Since that
time the organization has grown from its original 15 members to the 30 members in 1953,
and has provided the participants yearly with
movies, lectures, field trips, and social events.
This year, the A. C. S. has sponsored several lectures by men in the area and movies
on such subjects as metallurgy, medicine, and
industrial material discovery. It has extended
the opportunity for its members to visit the
University of Iowa medical and science schools
and Ford's plant in Cedar Rapids, the Dewey
Moriarity, Treasurer.
Shuldt, Secretary.
Kargyle, President
departments, the Quaker Oats and Penick,
Portland and Linwood Stone Works in Lin-
wood, Hiram Walkers and Pabst of Peoria, Illinois, and Oscar Mayer of Davenport. As a
climax to this year's activities, the A. C. S. of
St. Ambrose has planned to be host, in May,
to the first annual Iowa-Ilinois Undergraduate
Science Conference in cooperation with member colleges of the science conference. This is
an outgrowth of the science symposia presented by the St. Ambrose Chapter during the
past two years.
First Row: Mr. Dalton, Moderator, Martin, Rohl, Testroet, Verovver, Shuldt, Kimball, Bruns. Mr. Bornong.
Second Row: Van Dyne, Sacco, Kargyle, Bro. Michaletz, DeFayette, Goar, Brun^'Moriarity!'.
Publisher
Capitol Engraving Company
Date
1954
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St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/716