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Title: The Northern
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Ohio Northern University
Subjects: Ohio Northern University College yearbooks Christian universities and colleges
Publisher: Ada, Ohio : Ohio Northern University
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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. I. E. E. discontinued its meetings during the time of the S. A. T. C, the O. N. U. Branch was one of the few of the country to remain active throughout the war time. The A. I. E. E. is a national organization devoted to the development of the Electrical Industry and student member s have practically all the benefits of associate members. All students enrolled in electrical studies are eligible for student membership and every one is welcome at the meetings. Prof. F. F. Turner . Associate Member John Edgar Summers . Chairman O. TrayARES . . Vice-Chairman Charles K. South . Secretary Monroe Zimmerman . Treasurer ROLL F. W. Parsons L. D. Beatty Roy Schaaf F. C. Riberio J. A. Arcanti M. G. Riberio J. R. Saramago Ralph L. Henshaw W. D. Lynde Carl Selpien M. S. Moses D. C. Jackson J. D. Downing Clovis Nobrega John Ulrey W. Diniz R. L. Quigley L. A. Trumble Joe Parkin E. A. Lee G. R. Brace Mark Jepson F. W. Davidson D. M. Bockenek O. F. Berry C. A. Trauce H. H. Silverman John Sarisky 0 153
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^ O. N. U. Chapter of the A. A. E. The Ohio Northern Chapter of the American Association of Engineers wasorganized, Feb. 24, 1919. The objects of the association are, to raise the standard of ethics of the en-gineering profession and to promote the economic and social welfare of engi-neers, especially by: Affording means for the interchange of information benehcial to membersof the engineering profession; maintaining a service clearing house for the ben-efit of the members, influencing proposed legislation affecting the engineeringprofession and taking any action necessary or advisable to safeguard the pro-fessions welfare, promulgating- the associations ideas through proper publicity,and fostering a brotherly spirit among engineers. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Prof. C. A. Miller Prof. T. J. Smull STUDENT MEMBERS M. H. GoldenJ. M. Pereira . ChairmanSecretary A. G. Colin E. H. LotzP. A. HackM. G. RibeiroL. F. CorderoP. HolsborgL. G. McLeanD. F. BerryMa.\- Vogel W. DinizM. H. MaurerO. Travares F.

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