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

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GRADUATES CF 1942 Snhaalnffwwnchqlf A Q jmmazwff GERALD BOSLOW lame? Madison High School, Brooklyn, New ork George Washington University, Washington, District of Columbia New York University, New York City, New York Sponsor-Harry Boslow Brighton Laundry Company, Inc., Brook' lyn, New York ' , SWEET SMELLERN-we wonder why Jerry was so intensely interested in time and motion study-his time, her motion. ANSON W. BOWDEN Williston Academy, Easthampton, Massachu' setts Barnard School for Boys, Fieldston, New York City, New York Columbia University, New York City, New York Sponsor-Donald Francis Empire Laundries, Inc., Hartford, Connecf ticut ANDY -what do you think of an editor who draws and prints such a picture of him- self, even over the protest of the Associate Editors. cf? A4 Egi- vx IX! 24 CBE, JACK R. ENGEL r Lakewood High School, Lake Wood, Ohio Sponsor-W. E. Miller Wilbert'Miller Company, Cleveland, Ohio JACK -since his close confinement between five cars has taken a decided turn toward claustrophobia. Page Fifteen ,...-.. K

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s CLASS OFFICERS POWER PLANT COURSE William A. Shirley ............. L .............. ' ..... P resident james P. tMcCarthy ......................... V1cefPres1dent George S. Yonkers ....... . ......... Secretary'Treasurer Edwin W. Mayer, Jr .,................ Athletic Director TEXTILE AND WASHROOM PROCEDURE ' COURSE . William A, Shirley ........ ......,............. P resident Eugene F. Lyons ......... ............... V icefPresident Jack R. Henckels ..................... SecretaryfTreasurer Edwin W. Mayer, Jr .................. Athletic Director LAUNDRY ACCOUNTING COURSE Jack R. Henckels ..................................... President Edwin W. Mayer, Jr ...................... VicefPresident Brent H. Farber, Jr ........... . ..... SecretaryfTreasurer Warren E. Fitch ........ . ......... Athletic Director PLANT PRODUCTION COURSE William A. Shirley ............ . ...................... President Jack R. Henckels ............................. VicefPresident Edwin W. Mayer, Jr ........ . .... SecretaryfTreasurer James P. McCarthy ....... , ........ Athletic Director SALES AND ADVERTISING COURSE William A. Shirley ................................ President Robert Joehnk ............ ............... V icefPresident Jack R. Henckels .................... SecretaryfTreasurer Edwin W. Mayer, Jr .................. Athletic Director ANNUAL STAFF Anson W. Bowden .......... ...................... E ditor Jack R. Henckels .......... ........ A ssistant Editor Edwin W.. Mayer, Jr ........ ........ A ssistant Editor Robert Joehnk ............... ........ A ssistant Editor Martin Jacobs ......... ........ A ssistant Editor A. I. L. CLUB - Lew Bradley .......... ................................... ................... P r esident John Slick, Jr ........... ................. V icefPresident Cecil H. Lanham .......... ........ E xecutive Secretary Ito the class oF1942 UR first War Class , the past can bring much to light that should bolster your comidence in the future. In the midst of the worldfwide depression of 1930, the- September issue of the National Laundry Journal in its dedicatory number makes the prophecy that the doors of the new American Institute of Laundering Swing Open upon a new epoch in history, where scientific and engineering genius join hands with business skill, and from wi-thin its classrooms will come the future leaders of the industry. V How true this prophecy has come can best be seen in the accomplishments of those who have gone be' fore you. You 'need not be reminded of the conditions you are facing t0Cl21Y. It is enough to say that you are Pug ready for whatever lies ahead. You have secured the best training that money can buy and there should be no uncertainty about applying it. Other classes had only their industry to serve, you are more- for UJIIEILC, YOU Carl SCIVC YO111' COUIIIIIY, too. And too, you are entering that everfgrowing group of alumni who are scattered in the four corners of the' earth putting their knowledge to good use Wherever you go, you will find them, a credit to themselves, the industry and to the school that takes pride in them and their accomplishments. Thevleaders of our industry say we must assume the responsibility of the future. .We will not dis appoint them. Q 5 f Lew Bradley Fourteen President A. I. L. Club.

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WARREN E. FITCH Collinwood High School, Cleveland, Ohio Sponsor-William E. Kenney D i, , , I - The Davis Laundry fs? Cleaning Company, - I -'7 1 X ' ...l-- Cleveland, Ohio x'j- U, B. -even though th-e Y isn't the Palmer House, Fitch believes he should have reasonable expectancy of an undisturbed nights sleep. ALBION ROWELL FOGG, JR. Hanover High School, Hanover, New Hamp' shire Clark School, Hanover, New Hampshire, Sponsor-Dr. Albion R. Fogg, Sr. Littleton Steam Laundry, Littleton, New Hampshire OLD MON -his ideas on production died of solitary conhnement, but with the Wash' room course the fogg lifted. X JACK ROSS HENCKELS P-ag,-5 Paschell High School, Fort Worth, Texas J University of Southern California, Los Angef les, California , ' - Splolnsor-Mrs. M. J. Heaxckels N atatorium Laundry ompany, Fo t W th, Texas r or N CN SNIFFfSNIFF -the familiar cry heard ring' J ing through the halls was, Hey, sloppy, hair g number 4921 is out of place. A f ,. MARTIN H. JAcoBs P Southwest High School, Kansas City, Missouri TAXZQ'-'-N.. University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri K Q 7' 'V'- Sponsor-William Jacobs Vx .5 Criterion Cleaners Ee? Launderers, Kansas City, Missouri A 'f y 5 I R ss I X X RUSTY -the odor of his pipes was believed 2?1eLggd:,lge special blend by Messrs. Dunghill 1 X X 2' Page Sixteen