Cooperative Engineer volumes 17-20
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The Co-operative engineer. Vol. 17 No. 1 (October 1937)
Contents: Frontispiece - The Betta, of Oslo, Norway (ship) The Dean's Page: Goose Liver Guidance, by Dr. Herman Schneider Engineering Aids the Art of Music, by Armand Knoblaugh Whys and Wherefores of Picture-Making, by Warren Wurster, Fred Brodersen, and John Friedman Beauty, Handmaid of Efficiency, by Grace Schroetter Export Markets for American Aircraft, by Donald Conrad Chemistry's Service to the Physician, by Sheldon Myers Surveying the Engineering Library, by Emily Beyring -
The Co-operative engineer. Vol. 17 No. 2 (January 1938)
Contents: Frontispiece - Quenching Steel in Water Coal Safeguards the Gasoline Supply, by Jack Meyer Modern Alchemy, by D. A. Wells Mechanical Moving Increases Efficiency, by A. J. Schenk Aids Toward Getting the Job You Want, by Carl Lohrey Engineering Lightens the Work of Our Eyes, by William Restemeyer Scientific Photography, by David Rosenberg What Students Read, by Emily Beyring Co-ep Graduates Form Alumnal Group, by Mary Ellen Costello and Elaine Schifrin -
The Co-operative engineer. Vol. 17 No. 3 (April 1938)
Contents: Frontispiece - The Engineering Quadrangle...Home of the Co-operative System of Education, drawing by Margaret Milligan The Dean's Page: Outside the Cloister, by Dr. Herman Schneider Co-op Migration: The Geographical Distribution of Co-ops Mechanical Engineering Supports Industry, by Robert Bennett Relieving Local Traffic Problems, by Sven Sjodahl and Harry Seuberling Excerpts from Student Civils' Work Reports Engineering Chemistry, by Jack Meyer Commerce Creates a New Engineer, by Carl Lohrey PROGRAM, Eleventh Annual Co-op Day Amateur Radio at UC, by John Quitter Manufacture of Stainless Steel Products, by William Schultz Engineering Training for Business, by William Schluss Diary of a Co-ep, by Alice Magee Keeping Electricity a Reliable Commodity, by H. Benner Hoeper Geological Engineering Coordinating Outside Work Little Snoopy Sees "Co-op Day"- Cartoon by H. Karl Merkel Activities for Engineers Co-eps in the Business World, by Marian Phares Excerpts from Typical Work Reports of Co-op Students Former Chairmen View "Co-op Day", by Elaine Schifrin -
The Co-operative engineer. Vol. 17 No. 4 (July 1938)
Contents: Frontispiece - In Memoriam (Joseph Baerman Strauss) Beyond the Stars, by Paul Herget Local Government, by Edwin H. Allen Of Ships and People, by William G. Watkins, Jr., Clarence E. Watson People Abroad, by William G. Watkins, Jr. Working On Ships, by Clarence E. Watson Diesel Engineering Schools, by Sheldon Myers Cartoon, by K. Henry Merkel Coal Coking by Electricity, by Marian Phares Science Notes "A Library of Books", by Emily Beyring Book Reviews, by Donald Montgomery Listen To It Fizz!, by Frank Messman New Tools for the Metallurgist, by William K. Schultz -
The Co-operative engineer. Vol. 18 No. 1 (October 1938)
Contents: Frontispiece - Transportation Building, New York World's Fair The Economics of Germany's Four-year Plan, by Amy Diamond Synthetic Fabrics, by Jack Meyer TVA, by Donald Frye "You Can't Beat Those Things" Past Masters, by Harriet Kersting Some Major Exhibits at the World's Fair Light That Kills: the Conquest of Disease, by David Rosenberg Music Produced Electrically, by John Popp Engineering Activities -Tau Beta Pi The Engineer and Modern Government, by William A. Heitmann -
The Cooperative engineer. Vol. 18 No. 2 (January 1939)
Contents: Cover - George S. Sperti Frontispiece - Biological Research Where Are We Going?, by Professor H. B. Whaling Institutum Divi Thomae, by Dr. John H. Loofbourow How Science Measures, by Dr. Douglas E. Scates Controlled Light: the Phenomenon of Polarization, by Martin Littman Chemiculture: Agriculture Becomes a Science, by Leland Leader Frozen Foods, by William Gebhardt Cartoon, by K. Henry Merkel Engineering Activities, by Charles Gall Tuning the Modern Radio, by John M. Popp Exhibits at the World's Fair Alma Mater The New Chemistry Building Science Notes -
The Cooperative engineer. Vol. 18 No. 3 (April 1939)
Contents: Cover Design - Baldwin Hall, by Martin Littman The Dean's Philosophy, by Dr. Herman Schneider Frontispiece - The Builder: The New Chemistry Building, April 1939, by Martin Littman Engineering Education of Tomorrow: A Critical Appraisal of the Value of an Education, by Prof. Reuben S. Tour Spaceflight: The Limiting Factors Governing Interplanetary Travel, by Perry Ritchie Student Research A Time-Interval Indicator, by Robert G. Bennett and John Zimmer A 200-Year Electrodatometer, by Frederick F. Johnson Color Photography, by William Bertsche Magnetic Recording, by Wynne W. Gulden Co-op Day: A Photographic Survey, by Henry Jordan Why Not?, by A. C. Burroway Engineering Activities, by Charles Gall A Survey of Engineering Education Observations of an Engineering Education, by Irving Hirschfeld What The Co-op System Has Meant To Me Qualified Engineers, by Ed Allen Science Notes Crystal Structure and Biophysics: Physics' newest stepchild - the science of life First to Fight: The Meaning of "Tell It To The Marines", by Lt. Arthur P. McArthur -
The Cooperative engineer. Vol. 18 No. 4 (July 1939)
Contents: Cover Design - From Thirty Years of Educational Pioneering, inscription by William Bertsch Frontispiece - Dr. Herman Schneider The Acting Dean's Page, by Dr. Robert C. Gowdy Tributes President Walters Professor Brand Donald Montgomery Dr. Frank W. Chandler Engineer's Club Of Cincinnati Victor Kaufman Philosophy in Lighter Vein Bandar-Log or Bee? Digestion and Destiny Flivvers, Bathtubs and Soap Technocrats and The Bogey-man Cleaning the Attic Thoughts on Fundamental Problems An Analysis of Work The Limiting Factors of Production Abreast of the Past At the End of the Great Trek Education and Industrial Peace Letters to the Alumni To The Co-Op Alumni May 29, 1936 May 24, 1937 A List of Dean Schneider's Writings Ventures in Prophecy Thirty Years of Educational Pioneering Herman Schneider, Educational Consultant, by William Schultz Dean Schneider's War Service, by Monroe Duke A Shaft of Light -
The Cooperative engineer. Vol. 19 No. 1 (October 1939)
Contents: Frontispiece - Valley of Hell (Italy) Acting Dean's Page: The Engineer, by Dr. Robert C. Gowdy Television Looks for Customers, by John Popp Instruction in Industrial Relations, by Professor Francis H. Bird Memoirs of a Crapshooter, by Douglas Vest Reclaiming a Great Asset, by Edwin Allen Steel Houses, by James Smith Freshman Orientation, by Susanne Wolfe Engineering Activities, by Philip Seeskin and Robert Panian Electron Microscope, by William K. Schultz Graduate Engineers Become Coordinators, by Ruth Mueller A Living Memorial -
The Cooperative engineer. Vol. 19 No. 2 (January 1940)
Contents: Frontispiece - Schenectady Golf Course Dean's Page: A Chemical Reaction, by Dr. Robert C. Gowdy Addition to Chemistry Building, by Edward Miller Chemistry in Life, by Martin Littmann Some Electrical Problems, by Professor A. M. Wilson Alumnus at Work, by Edwin Allen New Tribunal, by Everett Yelton Engineering Activities, by Philip Seeskin and Robert Panian Chemurgy Builds a Business, by Monroe Duke Alumni in the Air, by Ruth Mueller Economics in Television, by Calvin Bopp Human-Relations Manual for Executives: A Review Have You Have Seen Their Faces (poem) In Re Memoirs, by Donald Montgomery -
The Cooperative engineer. Vol. 19 No. 3 (April 1940)
Contents: Frontispiece - Control Tower, Indianapolis Airport Dean's Page: Past, Present and Future, by Dr. Robert C. Gowdy Why English?, by P. Willard Crane Aviation Radio, by John Quitter The Civil Engineer and Government Employment, by Professor Howard B. Luther Student Research Photographing Transparent Substances, by William Calhoun Elastic Axis of Metal Wings, by Raymond Bisplinghoff Hydraulic Transmission, by Harold Schultz and Jack Satterlee Stressed Skin Research, by Frank Robinson and Irving Hirschfeld Leather Research, by Edward S. Miller Tributes to Dean Schneider Plastics Take to the Air, by Monroe Duke Engineering Activities, by Philip Seeskin and Robert Panian Co-op Day Caricatures, by Charles Smith The Center Of University Life, by Donald Dahlman Engineers around the World, by Dawn Corneil and Ruth Mueller -
The Cooperative engineer. Vol. 19 No. 4 (July 1940)
Contents: Frontispiece - Boat Dock at Norris Dam Dean's Page: One Way or the Other, by Dr. Robert C. Gowdy An Engineer Looks at T.V.A., by J. W. Bradner Flying for College Students, by Professor Bradley Jones Covered Bridges, by John A. Diehl Safe, Light Planes, by Monroe Duke Science Notes, by Henry Eads Honor System, by Ellsworth Nelson Predicting Flood Crests, by John M. Popp Engineers on the Campus, by Dawn Corneil Synthetic Rubber Development, by Stanley Brill Engineering Activities, by Philip Seeskin and Robert Panian -
The Cooperative engineer. Vol. 20 No. 1 (October 1940)
Contents: Frontispiece - The King of the Tetons: Grand Teton, Wyoming Dean's Page: Education and Preparedness, by Dr. Robert C. Gowdy Blazing New Trails in Training, by Calvin E. Bardes Why Go To College?, by Professor C. A. Joerger Go West, Young Man, by John P. Meyer Furfural, the Farmer's Gift to Industry, by Daniel Singer Safe Highways, by Melvin Thomas A Critique of Honor Systems, by David Goldsmith The New R. O. T. C. Armory, by Edward S. Miller Frequency Modulation, by Calvin Bopp Cooperatives - An American Ideal, by Ruth Mueller Engineering Activities, by Eugene K. Feerer -
The Cooperative engineer. Vol. 20 No. 2 (January 1941)
Contents: Frontispiece - Excerpt from the Ancient Code of Hammurabi Dean's Page: Inventory, by Dr. Robert C. Gowdy Modern Commercial Aviation, by Howard A. McGlasson A Glance toward Culture, by Professor Clyde W. Park Fluorescent Lighting, by Elmer C. Slaughter A Request for Biographical Material (about the late Dean Herman Schneider), by Professor Clyde W. Park Aerial Mapping with T.V.A., by Charles Nuckolls Behind the Glamour, by David Goldsmith Engineering Activities, by Eugene K. Feerer That Tough Steak, by Albert Walker Careers in Metallurgy, by Dawn Corneil Power from the Atom, by Martin Littmann Engineering Ethics, by Carl Lohrey -
The Cooperative engineer. Vol. 20 No. 3 (April 1941)
Contents: Frontispiece - Industry for Defense, photography by Martin Littmann Dean's Page: Backbone, by Dr. Robert C. Gowdy The Engineering College and National Defense, by Professor Raymond W. Renn Cincinnati Highway Maintenance, by Melvin Thomas Engineers to Executives, by Alphonse O. Hurxthal Student Research Reduction-Reciprocating Steel Ball Drive, by Lowell Shallenberg Designing a Marking Machine, by Thomas Chappelle Rerouting Production Systems, by Jack Smith The Bridge that Fell, by Rupert Anderegg, Jr. Science Notes Engineering Activities, by Eugene K. Feerer Expansion of the Consulting Engineering Industry, by Elmer C. Slaughter Snap Them in Color, by James Mott Alumni in Governmental Positions, by Dawn Corneil -
The Cooperative engineer. Vol. 20 No. 4 (July 1941)
Contents: Frontispiece - Aerial view of South Charleston, West Virginia Dean's Page: Power, by Dr. Robert C. Gowdy A Twenty-Year Resume, by Douglas Vest What is Science?, by Dr. Boris Podolsky Industries of the Kanawha Valley, by George Pow, Jr. Old Trails and Turnpikes, by John A. Diehl Engineering Activities, by Armando Fusaro Radiant Heat, by Paul V. Meyer Cincinnati's Safety Lanes, by John Doerner Alumni in Guidance, by Florence Endebrock