Dickinson Alumnus, November 1977

Selected Highlights from this Issue:

Professor John Luetzelschwab reviewed energy and household appliances in light of the energy crisis in "Servants - Or Villains?"
Students in Professor Wade Seaford's class used frigid temperatures to examine how anthropology could be applied to the energy crisis.
Robert E. Woodside (class of 1926) became the namesake for an 18-bed juvenile detention center located in Dauphin County.
Thirty students volunteered to help clean the Appalachian Trail.
Dr. David C. Rilling (class of 1962) successfully reattached a completely severed arm during a surgery.
Rev. G. Hurst Paul (class of 1922), a retired Methodist Minister, received the Seattle Methodist Times Humanity Award in recognition of "selfless acts which often goes unrewarded".

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