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FIVE THE ITHACA JOURNAL, ITHACA, N.Y.. FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1955 Kiwanians to Hear Power Boat Talk Cornell to Give Degrees to 46 Area Residents A representative of the Ithaca Power Squadron will discuss "Power Squadron and Water Safety" at the Kiwanis Club luncheon Monday, June 13, in Hotel Ithaca. at the Cornell golf course. He served on the Cornell Board of Trustees from 1939-46. Architectural studies for the new engineering building are being made now.

As soon as these are complete, and contracts let, work will begin. The new building will replace temporary diesel labs located on the site since World War II. With these plans for a permanent building on the southeast corner, all four corners of the once open intersection will be occupied. Olin Hall and Anabel Taylor Hall have been built since World Forty-two young men and women from Ithaca and vicinity will be graduated from Cornell at the 87th annual commencement at 11 a.m. Monday, June 13, War II.

The Gannett Medical Clinic is planned for the northwest corner. The Baldwin locomotive works were established in 1832. in Barton Hall. Three Ithacans and one man from Trumansburg are candidates for advanced de 1RV LEWIS MEN'S SHOP grees. All are pictured here except the following: Kenneth P.

Hanks, Barbara L. Klaer, Harold R. La- WALTER S. CARPENTER Gives Funds for Building Bonte William F. Waters, Frederick E.

Heinzelman, Charles F. Mikulee and Richard E. Dean. Listed below are the Tompkins 1 WVr 4 1 Dimitra Atsedes Rexford A. Boda Susan N.

Black Udai Brenes Olga D. Bruun Henry J. Buncom Richard II. Cascio C. C.

Cornwall Jr. David C. Dorf William B. Drake Barbara Emerson W. M.

Franhan II 1 County candidates for academic for Father Day (JUNE 19tK) degrees with their parents, pre paratory schools, and university New Building For Engineers Given Cornell activities and scholarships. Degrees are abbreviated as fol lows: AB, Arts; BArch, Architecture; BCE, Civil BChE, Chemical BEE, Electrical BEP, Engineering Physics; BFA, Fine Arts; BME, Mechani-'cal BMetE, Metallurgical BS: in Ag, Agriculture; in HE, Home Ec; in HA, Hotel Administration; in ILR, Industrial and Labor Relations; in LP, Land Planning DVM, Dr. of Vet. LLB, Law; MAeroE, Master Aero. MFS, Master of Food Science; MNS, Master of Nurti-tional Science; MBA, Master of Cornell announced receipt today of a gift to build an engineering library and administrative center.

Funds came from Walter S. Carpenter chairman of the board of E. I. duPont deNemours Co. Carpenter is a Cornell engin eering alumnus of the Class of 1910 and a former Cornell trustee.

Tentative site of the building is the southeast corner of Campus Road and Central opposite Olin Hall. The building will be come a part of the new engineer ''jc i ing quadrangle at the south end of the Cornell campus. Amount of the fund was not specified. President Malott of Cornell said it would build the structure and also create an endowment fund for its long-term operation. Addition of the library center will carry Cornell's new engineering quadrangle more than halfway to completion.

Three laboratory classroom buildings are already on the site. 1 Or rfmf im 11 i HIT ti ml linn I i 111 Sigrid O. Farwell Gerald Gordon Richard L. Hanks V. Hardenburg Karin M.

Hartell Nancy E. Houghton .1 I l.jL.-Uiat.-ii i. I t. ti. i n-v mA lm.mm tmii Murray F.

Lewis Carmen C. Longo Elsie It. McMillan James R. Metz John S. Miller IV Donald R.Morrisey ill I'mmmm niiwiiii-iiniimil m.iiS WJ LiiwiL(illl ill nil: l.

LiKilM.Jk 4 ih .4... Donald W. Payne Rollin O. Perry George R. Pfann Jr.

Philip D. Readio Thomas E. Sanford Richard Showacre iZ I Acknowledging the gift, Presi dent Malott characterized it as Business Administration; and MPA, Master of Public -Administration. The candidates: ITHACA Dimitra Atsedes, AB, Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Atsedes, 134 Hudson Ithaca High School. Cosmopolitan Club. Susan Naomi Black, AB, Prof, and Mrs. Max Black, 971 E. State Ithaca High School, University of Washington.

Delta Sigma Rho; Phi Beta Kappa; Cornell Debate manager; Socratic Society; Hillel; Williard Straight Committees; Class of 1894 Debate Prize. Rexford A. Boda, BS in Ag, Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. Boda, RD 4, Ithaca High School. Ho-Nun-De-Kah; Freshman Wrestling; Varsity Wrestling, captain; Wearer of Wearer of Numerals; Wrestling Club. Udai Brenes, AB, Mr. and Mrs.

Dalai Brenes, 321 Dry den Sullivan High School (Chicago, Kappa Delta Epsilon, WSGA, vice president; Dorm president; So phomore Class Council, committees, co-chair-man Willard Straight Committees. Olga D. Bruun, AB, Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Bruun, 117 Forest Home Ithaca High School.

Cornell Folk Dancers; CURW; Charleston Club; Sage Chapel Choir. Henry J. Buncom, BS in HA, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buncom, 214: White Shirts Dart .3.95 Par or French cuffs J3.95 Qqq with French Cuffs Widespreads, button-downs, regular-points we have them all.

And all Arrow Whites are Mitoga-tapered for fit made of fine "Sanforized" fabrics. Pick up the gift he'll be looking for. a most generous expression of support for Cornell and a forward-looking engineering r-rnl i nn Robert V. Travis Carol Jenne Welch James G. Welch James R.

Willman Ruth A. Strong Walter M. Strong li jj Cleveland Ithaca High School and Cascadilla School. Watermargin; Aleph a a treasurer; Varsity Basketball; Wearer of Wearer of Numerals; NY State Hotel Assn. Scholarship.

Richard H. Cascio, BS in Ag: "In a day when engineering education needs all the resources it can muster, the provision of a major new facility such as this takes on high significance," he said. "This new building will enable us all the better to perform our fundamental mission of producing imaginative engineers for industry and the national defense." Dean C. Hollister said the modern facility would especially strengthen college resources for forwarding the pioneer undergraduate curriculum. All undergraduate engineering instruction at Cornell has been placed on a five-year basis to enable students to obtain broader preparation than a conventional four-year course permits.

A distinctive feature of the building, Dean Hollister added, will be its specially-designed elements to facilitate graduate and faculty research and study. Plans for the library center have been under study for some time. The tentative site is the corner of Campus Road and Central Avenue, opposite Olin Hall of Chemical Engineering but set well back to preserve a vista. The building is contemplated as a two-story structure, harmonizing architecturally with the other engineering units and incorporating the most modern features of library practice. The stacks will have a capacity of 120,000 volumes.

The unit will serve all divi Wearer of Numerals; Chemistry Society. Thomas E. Sanford, BS in Ag, Mr. and Mrs. C.

T. Sanford, 113 Osmon Place, Haverling High School (Bath). Lambda Chi Alpha; Sigma Delta Chi; Pi Delta Epsilon; Cornell Countryman, associate editor, managing editor; Octagon; IFC Committees; Class Committees. Richard E. Showacre, BS in ILR, Dr.

and Mrs. E. C. Show- Frederick E. Heinzelman, BME, Prof, and Mrs.

F. E. Heinzelman, formerly of Ithaca, Ithaca High School. Big Red Band; YASNY. Nancy E.

Houghton, AB, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Houghton, RD 3, Ithaca High School. Cornelia Hall Scholarship; Mabel Estey Rose Scholarship.

Barbara L. Klaer, AB, the Rev. and Mrs. A. L.

Klaer, 221 Eddy Northfield School for Girls. TTarnlrl T.aRnntp T.T.R. PHOENIX Peter W. T. Yu Martin E.

Hayes Donna J. Avery Mr snH Mr. Harold T.aRonte. acre. 301 Ithaca Ithaca High Mrs.

Sonia Cascio, 1303 N. Cayuga Middleburgh Central. Cornell Assn. of Teachers of Agriculture; Intramural Sports. Claude C.

Cornwall AB, Mi and Mrs. C. C. Cornwall 106 Catherine Ithaca High School and Cascadilla School. Sage Chapel Choir.

David C. Dorf, BS in HA, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dorf, 101 Or Cayuga Heights Canterbury' School. Acacia; Freshman Foot-School (Conn.) and AB, Yale bal1- 1950.

Ruth A. Strong, BS in HE, Prof. Dean Renamed Murray F.Lewis, LLB, Mr. and! and Mrs. Everett M.

Strong, linn Mrs. Morris Lewis, 609 Cayuga' Itnaca JL I'llSlCG S-T-R-E-T-C-H-Y NYLON HOSE ONE size fits oil large, medium or small These are the socks that are revolutionizing men's habits. One size fits all fe.et. Pure nylon hose stretches to fit comfortably will not sag or bag. GUARANTEED FOR 14 MONTHS WEAR Snyder Will Gives Farm To University chard Ithaca High School.

I Heights Ithaca High School, Cornell Hotel N.Y. State! MBA, Cornell 1952. Phi Alpha Nu; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Ag- Domecon; Student-Faculty Com rvita vipp rhancelor: Business School Year Book, advertising! mittee; Home Economics Club; manager- Supper Club Commit- i Congregational Student "D4- 4 1 TT1TTT Regents Scholarship; Cornell Reduction Scholarship. William B. Drake, BS in Ag, Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall L. Drake, Inter-Protestant Council; CURW tee, chairman. Governor Harriman today reappointed Arthur H. Dean to the Cornell board of trustees for a five-year term ending June 30, 1960.

Dean, a member of the Class of 1923, is now chairman of the trustees' executive committee. He is one of five governor-ap Committees; Deputation Team; 111 Hyers Ithaca High School Carmen C. Longo, BS in Ag, Alpha Gamma Rho; Kappa Phi Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Longo, Cornell University, West Danby Methodist Cemetery, and the Newfield Masonic Lodge are among the beneficiaries named in the will of the late Frank G.

Sny- Kappa, vice president; Wildlife S. Aurora Ithaca High School. noiaibmp, iviernu-Conservation Alpha Xi Delta; Kappa Delta Ep- almer school. Barbara H. Fmprsnti RS incilnn Newman Club.

Walter M. Strong, AB, Prof. pointed members of the board i a tt ir i and ATrs. Fvprptt Ktrnnrr' aDDointment is subiect to ORICINAL 4PC)LD Sun rate xt lsle -i. WpmVtm 1" HS'mnfirmtinn hv thp Ststp Sen.tp der of the Town of Newfield.

The fiiiciwu, ixuuu inpnammer jir and Mrs. VV. u. v- The Bolton School (Westport Steep Hollow Farm, Ithaca High School. Phi Kappa Sigma; Sigma.

when it reconvenes. Recess ap-Conn.) and Bennett Junior Col- School and Alfred Gamma Epsilon; Spiked may serve in the mean- lose. Aloha Ph Cornell Untor ioo vnn, Hamma- Cnrnell rresnman iracK; varsity iracKi.time. Class Committees. Countryman.

I Wearer of Numerals; Men's Glee William M. Farnham II, BS in i impC -r Met? P.S in HA Mr I Club. ILR. Prof, and Mrs. W.

vtl S2? ino! Rbt V. Travis, BS in Ag, Dr clilU. 1115. ivc, iniuJ -'7 ham. 1f)'U stpu-avt 1" and Mrs.

B. V. Travis. Ellis Hoi lumia tanv iascaciiiia ocuuui. i 50 In announcing the appointment, Harriman said Dean "has shown great interest in' the work of the board of trustees as chairman of its executive committee." Dean, a partner in the Manhattan law firm of Sullivan and Cromwell, has served on the university board since 1945.

He became nationally known as a State Department truce negotiator in Korea. Dean makes his home in Oyster Bay, L.I. High School. Pi Kappa Alpha; Ros s- Cornell Hotel Hotel a Sn Freshman 150 lb. Crew; Varsity iFzra Cornell- NY State Cah Freshman Wrestling; arsity 150 lb.

Crew; Wearer of C'-! Icholarshio i Wrestling; Wearer of Wearer Wearer of Numerals; Crew Ti 2 MiHpr TV PS in HA of Numerals- Floriculture Club; N.Y. State Scholarship. i Joh" lZitT 134? El Westminster Foundation. Sigrid Olafson Farwell, AB. Dr I Hi School Phi William WaterS' MBA' Mr" i State Itnaca xiign scnooi.

rni; QTj tTvc, ttt Afo will, disposing of real and personal property each valued at more than $1,000, has been admitted to probate in Surrogate's Court. Mr. Snyder died Feb. 8, 1954. The Tompkins County Trust Co.

is the executor. The sum of $2,000 was willed the Tompkins County Tiust Co. as trustee for the West Danby Methodist Cemeteryj the income to be used for the maintenance of the cemetery. Income from shares of Tompkins County. Trust Co.

stock held by Mr. Snyder will go to King Hiram Lodge 784, Masons, of Newfield. Personal effects were willed to William Hall of New-field. The sum of $500 each went to sions of the College of Engineering. As now from its present quarters in Sibley Dome, it will be closely integrated with the central University Library.

In addition to the library section, the structure will have offices for the dean of the college of Engineering and his staff. Thus key central services of the college will be concentrated in one unit on the quadrangle site. Other buildings already on the site include Olin Hall, the Kimball and Thurston materials and materials processing laboratories, and Phillips Hall of electrical engineering, a $1,650,000 structure which will be dedicated Saturday afternoon during alumni reunions. Currently under study are units for aeronautical, civil, and mechanical engineering and foundry and laboratory facilities for metallurgical engineering. Carpenter became chairman of the Du Pont Co.

in 1948 after serving in the presidency for eight years, including the full period of World War II. As president, he led Du Pont participation in the vast government -war-production program in which the company designed, built and operated a score of war plants, among them the unprecedented Hanford Engineer Works for the atomic energy program. A native of Wilkes-Barre, Ithaca High ScLol arbePauw! Sf3 SrnS 1 che" Ithaca High School, AB, The Tie of ties, for style coolness durability wash-ability. Frosted with nylon. 1954.

Delta Upsilon; Univers tv. Junior ria rnnn.il- uul" i cornea Committees; Student instructor. Kappa Beta Phi; Sigma Delta Song Leader; Concert Band. Donald C. Morrisey, BME, Mrs.

Chi: Sphinx Head: Cornell Dailv tt- Ttj 3.. Gerald Gordon, AB, Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Gordon, 410 Casca- Bfe Morrisey, 4.12- BTa Sports Editor; Newman inter-Varsity Christian dilla Ithaca Hich School. Kent School Theta Club; Freshman Club Counselor; Fellowship.

YVO Quill and Dagger: Drama Freshman 150 lb. Crew; ar- Crew; McMullen sity 150 lb. IFC Committee. Carol Jenne Welch, AB, Mr. and Mrs.

Harrv Jenne. 413 Mit- president; Cornell Summer Thea NEWFIELD Donna J. Avery, BS in HE, Mr. and Mrs. T.

E. Avery, RD 1, New- Scholarship. the following cousins: Elma Van Donald W. Pavne. BS in Ag, Vhpl tre: Laboratory Players: Director of Brigadoon; Conceit Band; Clef Club; Big Red Band, stunt High School.

Alphi Omi-i Riper, Orlando, Gerald R. a. ti on wn.99 CLOTH air. Annie rd rtii; vv omen Athletic Pif Omicron Nu; Home Eco- Snyder, Ithaca RD; Edward Sny-Aurora Ithaca High School. Women's Glee Club: r-xTnr rw.u nw ru.

t3, twirler, Kenneth P. Hanks. MBA. Mr Acacia; Clef Club; American So-Cornell Concert Band; President's i- Rrcor unh r.f Gift Certificates and Mrs Elton Hanks, RD 2, Ith-ciety of Agricultural Engineers: N.Y. State Scholar-j Charles Mikulee, BS in Ag.iSavre, Pa.

a HnShHSTh? Banf- SSSt drum maior Band'fshlP- A XT Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mikulee Sr, The residue of the estate went Richard L. Hanks, BS in assistant drum major. James G.

Welch, BS in Ag, Mr UwfiPlH Kifrh rhnnl PDTru iur- Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hanks. RD 2.1 Rollin Owen Perry, BS in Mrs. D.

S. Welch. RD 1. "lgh 01' ROTC1to Cornell "versio vh the Ithaca High School Acacia; Wild Mrnd Mr, Roin Per 1306, aca High School. Phi Sigma Kap- trBiANSBURG jm horne'fobene! Klfhard K.

IJean MHA. Mr. fif formorc nf Kpw Ynr Sb P. dent. a ama trm, riebiimau uun, 11? CUKVV rpihman1 kt t- n- i a -1 ax cMiiiiaii i anH Mrc KrfH Tlpan Trnmanc-' nrmr i hnmo fir a Veralee Hardenburg, AB, Mrs tv Golf; Wearer of Wearer ciub- Westminster- Round-Uo Z-Ccui 'Dc 7 iof Nume ak Cornell Hotel Assn.

Or'L nZl'S High School and BS in engaged in teaching or, r-. Tl 1 I i Tort.rtrt ufinn aw 1 1 r- i i he prepared for Cornell at Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa. i His Du Pont career began out of a summer vacation job after his freshman year at the university. Enticed from the campus in his senior year for a Du Pont job in Chile, he has been with the company continuously since. He was a major contributor to construction funds for the Kim-baT -Thurston grcuD and Moak-ley House, the recreation center Delta Delta; Weslev; Drama: and Mrs.

G. R. Pfann. 1111 Trip-; James R. Willman.

BS in Ag, committees Club; Sage Chapel Choir, li- hammer Ithaca High School. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Martin Havpc R5 in a Mr i brarian.

Chi Psi; Freshman Football: Var-. North Triphammer Ithaca' pn Tm Railroad Surgeon Dies Karin M. Hartell, AB, Prof, and! sity Football; Freshman Lacrosse; High School. SchoolBiP RpH! SAYRE, Pa. -PDr.

George W. Mrs. John A. Hartell, 319 The Varsity Lacrosse. Peter W.

T. Yu, AB. Mr. andd 8 (Hawk, 65. president-elect of the Me- Parkway, Ithaca High School.

Philip D. Rejdio. AB, Mrs. Mrs. Pei Chun Yu.

211 Dryden, jdical Society of Pennsylvania and Delta Gamma; Ivory Tower, sec-' A. Readio, RD 3, Mount Hermon Ithaca High School. Alpha! World's four longest rivers are chief surgeon of the Lehigh Valley retary; Cornell Daily Sun; N.Y. i School. Freshman Lacrrsse; Var- Epsilon Delta: Rho Psi; Chinese 'NiV 4.000: 3.900; and Railroad, died He had State Cash Scholarship.

sity Lacrosse; Wearer of 'C'; Student Club; Chemistry Society; the Yangtze, 3,400 miles. been ill for several weeks. USE YOUR "90 DAY" CHARGE ACCOUNT.