New York University - Violet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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NEMTYORK,UNTVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING uxrvnusxrx ullours XIX 'IORH Graduates of the Class of l963: Having successfully completed four or more years of study in the College of Engineering, you are now entitled to the bachelor's degree from your Alma Mater. These past years have been demanding on you and the fact that you have successfully completed your studies should be a source of pride to you as it is to your professors. I hope that you have made lasting friend- ships among your classmates and members of the faculty of the college. In becoming a graduate engineer you are embarking on a lifetime of service to your community and to society. The engineer is dedicated to this purpose and he must create from the sciences, his ingenuity and the economic and human resources available to him the many things urgently needed by his fellow man. As one who is on the verge of joining our profession, you will experience a feeling of pride and responsibility which cannot readily be described. I hope that the future will bring you many satisfactions, that you will not forget your Ahna Mater and that you will come back to us as loyal alumni. We of the faculty of the College of Engineering want to share with you your many accomplishments to come. Let us hear from you often. Sincerely, f John R. Ragazzini Dean 15

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JOHN R. RAGAZZINI Dean College of Engineering

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HAROLD E. HAMMOND Affociate Dean University College of Arts and Science Q, , . FREDERICK C. SCHULT, JR. Arfirmmf Dean University College of Arts and Science DOROTHEA HUBIN Affifmnt Dem University College of Arts and Science ---if GEORGE B. SARGENT, II Acting Asfismnr Dean University College of Arts and Science