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Peter Donzelli, crouching stance
No full textAthletics - Football Players (D-E); Peter Donzelli, Purdue Center (two copies)Intercollegiat
Peter Donzelli, in football jersey
No full textAthletics - Football Players (D-E); Peter Donzelli, Purdue Center (two copies)Intercollegiat
Peter Donzelli, head and shoulders portrait
No full textAthletics - Football Players (D-E); Peter Donzelli, Purdue Center (two copies)Intercollegiat
Peter Kay and Sally Kay, head and shoulders portrait
No full textPurdue University Alumni. Peter Kay, who received a doctorate in chemistry from Purdue in 1966, with his wife Sall
Brad Wheaton and Peter Gilbert in laboratory
No full textPurdue Colleges and Departments. Brad Wheaton, from left, and Peter Gilbert, graduate students in aeronautics and astronautics at Purdue, peer through a section of a special type of wind tunnel capable of running quietly at hypersonic speeds. Experiments using the wind tunnel are enabling engineers to study how air turns from ""laminar,"" or smooth, to turbulent, and findings will help researchers determine how to control deadly friction and heating in the design of future spacecraft, advanced missiles and ""hypersonic"" aircraft powered by engines called scramjets.College of Engineering;Aeronautics and Astronautics
Brad Wheaton and Peter Gilbert looking through wind tunnel window
No full textPurdue Colleges and Departments. Brad Wheaton, from left, and Peter Gilbert, graduate students in aeronautics and astronautics at Purdue, peer through a section of a special type of wind tunnel capable of running quietly at hypersonic speeds. Experiments using the wind tunnel are enabling engineers to study how air turns from ""laminar,"" or smooth, to turbulent, and findings will help researchers determine how to control deadly friction and heating in the design of future spacecraft, advanced missiles and ""hypersonic"" aircraft powered by engines called scramjets.College of Engineering;Aeronautics and Astronautics
Your Town Radio & Television Program: Guests Peter Purdue, John Arquilla, Rob Dell [video]
No full textHost: John SandersFrom "Your Town" television show. John Sanders interviews NPS faculty Peter Purdue, John Arquilla, Rob Del
Homecoming
No full textPurdue University History, Homecoming 11-3-64. Pumpkin Peter, Injun Eater -- Phi Kappa Tau fraternity at Purdue University won first place in the men's division, not to exceed 60 in cost. "Calcuated to Win," displayed by Triangle fraternity, and women's division, not to exceed $25 in cost; "Mona Lisa," by Chi Omega sorority. All first place winners received a plaque
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