American Institute of Laundering - Annual Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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CLASS ORGANIZATION Avon Karp ............................... President Lawrence C. Deibold .. ..... V Vice-President Preben Becker ....... 1 ....... Vice-President P. Edward Jeieris .. Secretary-Treasurer STARCHED SHEET STAFF Ben S. Pollock ............................... Editor Irwin Harris .... . . . Assistant Editor ANNUAL STA+FF Ben S. Pollock ..................... . . . Editor Irwin Harris ....... Margaret Schwartz . . . ' Preben Becker ,,,,, . . . Assistant Editors Arthur Primack . . . Albert C. Menk . . . A. I. L. CLUB Elbert Fitch .............................. President A. O. Long, Jr. ........ ....... V ice-President William E. Kenney, Jr. . . .... Secretary-Treasurer

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ARTHUR I. ANDERSON Manager Department of Research and Textiles CARLYLE G. MORTON HUGH CARROLL Department of Department of Research and Textiles Research and Textiles DOMER E. DEWEY Manager Department of Accounting PAUL M. JONES Manager Department of Advertising and Publicity MARGUERITE E. RICHARDSON Department of Accounting J. HINTON MASSEY Instructor in Business Law N Page Three . 1

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s ntroduction It is an acknowledged fact that history is best Written by those Who are a part of it. Pepys, Casanova, and Cellini are read Widely because they Wrote of events of which they themselves were a part. It is for this reason that the class has delegated us to Write this History of the American Institute of Laundering Class of 1939. We are D. Tergent, a member of the class, who has witnessed every event to be described. Like Walter Durant, We Write as We please. Let no one be offended as We record this momentous school year. I