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Calvin W. Gale |
Persons, Education, |
Calvin W. Gale. [First director of teacher education, acting vice president for academic affairs, 1979-1981, first dean of special academic programs. (Michigan Tech Centennial Page 155)] Scanned: November 14, 2008 |
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Raymond L. Smith |
Persons, Burials, Cemeteries, |
President Smith and Governor William G. Miliken. [MTU President and Governor reading a headstone at the Cliff Mine Cemetery. (Michigan Tech Centennial Page 156)] Scanned: November 17, 2008 |
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Bea Smith with Ann Pratt |
Persons, Education, |
Bea Smith with Ann Pratt, first woman Board of Control member. [Bea Smith and Ann Pratt socializing at a Michigan Tech function. (Michigan Tech Centennial Page 156)] Scanned: November 18, 2008 |
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Buildings - Chem-Met |
Buildings, Public Buildings, Education, Excavation |
Chem Met Building sinking. Photograph taken by Raymond Smith to verify the students' worst fears that the building would sink into the lake. [Photogragh of a man on a bulldozer with the Chem-Met building appearing to sink into the lake in the background. (Michigan Tech Centennial Page 157)] Scanned: November 18, 2008 |
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Virginia (Doane) Hockings |
Persons, Education, |
Virginia (Doane) Hockings. [First woman president of the Faculty Senate. (Michigan Tech Centennial Page 157)] Scanned: November 20, 2008 |
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G. Robert Butler |
Persons, Education, |
G. Robert Butler. [Director of Bureau of Industrial Development and interim dean of business and engineering administration. (Michigan Tech Centennial Page 158)] Scanned: November 18, 2008 |
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Paul I. Koski |
Persons, Education, |
Paul I. Koski. [First ombudsman. (Michigan Tech Centennial Page 158)] Scanned: November 20, 2008 |
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Arthur S. Weaver |
Persons, Education, Manners and Customs |
Arthur S. Weaver. [Commencement marshal, personification of the dedicated faculty member. (Michigan Tech Centennial Page 158)] Scanned: December 9, 2008 |
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President Emeritux R. L. Smith and son Martin |
Persons, Education, Manners and Customs |
President Emeritux R. L. Smith, recipient of a doctor of engineering honorary degree and commencement speaker, congratulates his son, Martin, recipient of a bachelor of science in mining. [(left to right) President D. F. Stein, Pressident Emeritus R. L. Smith, Dean H. Meese, M. Smith, Professor L. Heldt. (Michigan Tech Centennial Page 159)] Scanned: November 20, 2008 |
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Man Car |
Metal Trade, Copper Industry and Trade, Copper Mines and Mining, Manners and Customs, Clothing and Dress, Miners, Copper Miners |
Mine shaft team [A way of moving men in and out of the mine using a flat car (Michigan Tech Centennial Page 16)] Scanned: January 17, 2008 |