Armour Institute of Technology - Cycle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ACTIVITIES

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Sodaro. Pulliam, Kelly. Fanta, Ayer, Hoffert, Goede, Ahheron, Winkler, Waite, Kreiman 1). Baker, Hockcrt, W. Hazleton, Lundberg, Salt man, 'V'. Peterson, Gecraerts, RuetT, Strauss, F. Anderson, S. Brenner Suhr, Alexander, C. McCarty, Renstrom, Folkrod, Mezek, Darniain, I.opina, Carroll, Hanley, Carstens, Caller Kubert, Harwood, Bolz, Heintz, Heidman, Pachowicz, C. Peterson, Amorv, Zwissler, Rosa, Clarke, Appel many members of the class too busy to pay much attention to studies. Open House Night, Spring Musicalc, and Interfraternity sports make up much of the program of Junior Week. The big event of the week, however, is the interclass rush between the freshman and the sophomore classes. Due to superior numbers, this event is usually won by the freshmen. The time between Junior Week and the close of school is very short when one thinks in terms of final examina- tions. The warm spring air makes one want to forget about the studies but the thought of the examinations makes one stick to the job till the end of the school year. At last the final day passes and we are freshmen no longer. We have passed thru our first college year and by September will be looking for- ward to another bigger and better year at Armour. Bodenmann, Phelan, Jaedtke, Wilhelm, Smidl, Mileika, Niemann, F. Davidson, Merz, W. Schrciber Fleissner, Simek, Svehla, Jost, Brink, Paulaitis, Hale, Heike, Stuccheli, Gerber, Devereaux Loft us. Kraft, Vandcrkloot, Ross, Rezabek, Martin, Forberg, Gagliardo, Graf, Kreiscl, Simeon. Mashman Chase, Wind, M. Holland. B. Johnson. Watrobinski, Reh, Petrosky, L. Lange, Vandcrpocl, Machulis, F. Anderson. Ricker Sfienty-lbree

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The railroads, which form one of the industry’s major means of transportation, come to Chicago from every direction and carry the fruits of her industry to all parts of the world. They employ men from all walks of life. The above view shows the construction of a railroad bridge for the Illi- nois Central Railroad.