Armour Institute of Technology - Cycle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ARMOU R Institute of Technology. CHICAGO. r W OUNSAUIUS. January 6, 1899» Ur. Prank Y. Low, Araour Instituto of Technology. My Dear Sir,— I havo great pleasure in saying to the young men and women that the only way to profound happiness is by being of service to others. I feel that overy young life at Armour Institute of Technology gives rae the groat opportunity for which I havo worked all my life, to get into partnership with it and to rejoico in its succoss. Arnour Institute is the best investment I havo. It pays a large per cent day and night, and it will pay forovcr. Very truly yours

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arly in the history of the Integral of it was $ug= gested to commemorate the part taken by our fellow students of the Armour Institute of Cechnology in the Spanish war. Che idea grew upon us and the result is seen in our novelty among college annuals,— a red, white and blue book. Although the war ma= tcrial printed may seem not to come within the prov= ince of the college annual, yet we have considered it as proper in the light of the past year, and in mem ory of the part taken by our student volunteers in the war. Che list of volunteers given is complete as far as we were able to learn by diligent inquiry, and we sincerely hope none have been left out. Che Board has suffered a loss in the withdrawal from the Institute of Itlr. Feindt, our business manager, and withdrawal from the Board, of Editors Caylor and Cousley, on account of heavy school work. Our aims have in a measure been realized, and so we will not speak of them, except to say of our we11 meant, but perhaps misdirected, fun in the latter part of the book: “If wori bo sometime sorlic rate, 'Z t but, in sootbe, on pleasure bent.” And now in fear and trembling we submit the results of our labors, hoping it will, to some small extent, satisfy the expecta tions of our readers. o

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PHILIP D. ARMOUR roUNDfR or ARMOUR iNSTITUTt Or TKXKOlOGV