Elite class enters UL Hall of Fame

[BabbForHeisman]

_ Here you go bylaws when it was instituted by Frazier in 1939. _

What do notes 5 and 7 say? Or is that 57?

[Turbine]

_ What do notes 5 and 7 say? Or is that 57? _

If I recall it was a research paper in book form. I think it stands for reference #57

When I was taking pictures I wasn't reading everything as I snapped or I would have gone snap the reference in the back of the book.

It's not the only reference I came across to "only one per year" but it is the only one I have a picture of.

[GetTheFacts1st]

the criteria that Dutch Reinhardt put into play when he "modernized" the Hall in the 1950's don't mention one inductee only. Frazer's influence dwindled dramatically when Clyde Rougeau took over.

[Turbine]

_ the criteria that Dutch Reinhardt put into play when he "modernized" the Hall in the 1950's don't mention one inductee only. Frazer's influence dwindled dramatically when Clyde Rougeau took over. _

I don't have a problem with that and I am not surprised Dutch didn't know the bylaws, 10 years had passed.

I mean it even "appears" they forgot the 5-year graduation rule this year. Traditions are hard to maintain when you have a student body rollover every four or five years.

If you go back though I was only pointing out "originally" I knew at some point that was thrown out the window.

You know originally there was suppose to only be one inductee a year. I'm not sure how long that lasted.

Currently I was under the impression you had to be out of school for 5 years before induction. Did Brooke graduate early is that how she jumped a year?

You were mis-informed... That has never been in place.


As for Brooke, Not sure when she granulated...but the 5 years IS a requirement.

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