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

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One of the traditionally distinguished student events is the dinner each spring at which the new volume of TECHNIQUE is presented fresh from the press and its retiring editors in- troduce their successors. I am always impressed at these dinners by the enthusiasm and good fellowship of the staff and by their appreciation of those qualities of craftsmanship and managerial skill which are essential to the production of a top-flight yearbook. T ECI-INIQUE, 1941, reflects this fine morale and at the same time exemplifies the excellence of undergraduate activi- ties at the Institute. VVe welcome this new record of student life not only for its distinction and utility as a book, but for its record of the wide variety of enterprises which Technology students conduct with pleasure and profit to themselves and benefit to the Institute. J at 'H' rfbd, KM 'TT I w, i 7 . I ,..m...... f . I , P R E s I D EN 1' T171 I I I . X -fa-x x, E

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-LL '5-.9 -rv? nan-J-.Lv--4 -1 -Q.-,W . -1- -, .- - .-x4--.,..-, ., - .' .. ,- '.- ' - -' - -4 .3---.r-2.5-.1-9,-.f,,.i,,,,. , ' - -1' - -, - - --f. ,'- - .,-n--u-- .- -- , .. .. ,,..'mN-H ADMINISTRATIVE Four ti1nes each vear, in January, ll arch. June and October, the Corpor- ' t t -- - I 'ness ation meets to transact the Jusi Ween these meet- ings it functions through its Officers and Executive Committee as well as Membership, Fin- ance, .Xucliting and the Visiting Com- mittees of the various departments of the school. This Corporation is set up by the Legislature and consists of fortv-five to fifty-live members. The the Governor, of the lnstitute. Bet the committees on ex-otlicio members are Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and the Commissioner of Education. The Corporation regulates the aca- demic curricula through the Ad- ministrative Officers, while the super- vision of undergraduate activities is managed through the advisory coun- cils which it appoints. There are two of these councils, one for athletics and the other for publications. OFFICERS Walter Humphreys Secretary Of the Corporation Walter Roy MacCornack Ulu 1rd Leyhurn Moreland Dean of Architecture Dean lg Engineering H .--.. . HW QW' n I Q is l13l referillfll' H of lrlrlllll MU' . D IGraflu21If ' . I to 1 peflammg' Qtl Hg i11C0HlIm I , mines the lter 1 . Ilie lI1SIIIUle :fi vises the 'Nair fr0111- The M the mglllbel' of rt ' ftarll P3 lllo ' duty w of the It 13,1115 cee 11185 and to FGPOVI til Each D939 li clepaflm . departmental, 1 work of his P3 Students advise problems, S0 II16' departments, ac lu the Schools Science are gr01 which lead to cle mary education: Graduate Schoo aclvancecl clegre partments. ent HDI Samuel Cate Presco Dean of Science hoeissifl W4 iillole are thi' I