Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Technique Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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fi B QWIED GME 13 Y ECHNIQUE 1911 wishes to offer heartfelt thanks to the many who haveaided in the publication of this annual. The task has been no slight one, and all encouragement and help have been greatly appreciated. Particularly do the editors Wish to acknowledge the kind assistance of the following people:- IN GENERAL hir. I. YV. Litchfield, Professor Arlo Bates, Professor H. G. Pearson, Professor H. L. Seaver, Mr. S. E. Gideon, hir. F. lXI. Gracey, Nfr. lX'I. R. Scharff, and the University Press. LITERARY Frank hlaurice Kanaly, Harvey Smith Benson, 1912, Mark Adolph Oettinger, 1912, Eugene Leland lwacdonald, 1913, and all who contributed to the Grind Department. ARTISTIC Raynor Huntington Allen, 1909, John Frank Alter, 1911, John Taylor Arms, 1911, John Leonard Bagg, 1911, Philip VVeeks Burnham, 1910, Kenneth Earle Carpenter, 1909, Charles Cameron Clark, 1910, VValter Sizvindell Davis, 1910, Gurdon Irving Edgerton, 19192, Stafford Allen Francis, 1911, Margaret Alexina Fulton, 1911, Henry Orange Glidden, 1913, Louis Grandgent, 1911, William Edward Haugaard, 1910, Benjamin Shuman Hirschfeld, 1911, Harold Eric Kebbon, 1912, lVIark Curtis Kinney, 1911, Edward Herman Kruckemeyer, 1911, VVilliam Henry March, 1910, Charles Henry Mills, 1910, Frederick Dorr Rich, 1913, Charles Raymond Strong, 1911, John Henry Scarff, 1910, Kurt Vonnegut, 1908. PHOTOGRAPHIC The ofhcial photographer for TECHNIQUE 1911 was Marceau, 160 Tremont Street. Portrait of Professor Cross by Notman. Pictures of Technology Reunion by Notman and Richard Stuart Bicknell, 1910. Pict- ures of Civil Engineering Summer School by Alexander VVoodWard Yere- ance, 1911, and Ralph Earle Runels, 1911. Pictures of N. E. I. A. A. Meet by Williani Somers, of I. C. A. A. A. A. Cross-Country Race by Daniel Quinn, and of Field Day by Prof. H. YV. Smith. E81