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

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CCNTENT i ADMINISTRATION II CLASSE III ACTIVITIE IV ATHLETIC V ORGANIZATION VI ADVERTISING

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I, The Cycle of1933, give you within these covers of mine, trag- edy, comedy, history, and song. On that Isle where dwells the Muse of prose and poetry, I was nurtured and cradled. And as I grew, I became filled with epics and lyrics which you, kind reader, are now to scan so eagerly. Chiefly, I weave the web of romance and reminiscence about the Class of 19)3. With- in myself I hold the whip hand over fickle memory which might sometime obscure tin events and impressions now so vivid and dear. Perhaps, kind reader, I am doomed to remain long unopened after your first inter- ested perusal. But I shall still count myself worthwhile if at a later time you and your classmates shall open my covers and find and know other classmates as well as pro- fessors. You may in fancy dream of some sleepy lecture rooms, of some busy and inter- esting hours in recitation room, laboratory, and drafting room. Amid the events and mishaps of your future, you may smile at the events and mishaps that have been. I am the answer to the hopes of many minds who have dreamed and labored to give me body and soul. Everyone wJx has had a part ht creating me has given a little of Ins life blood, has shared a tiny fragment of bis soul, has breathed into my being a little of his breath of life, to make me a living reality. by John Frederic Mangold

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Theme Science and Industry—the force of the Century of Progress. At tbe entrance to the Administration Building stand two shining Herculean figures; one emblematic of Sci- ence, symbolized by the zodiac circle; tlx otlxr representing Industry, symbolized by gears. Science and Industry—the force of Ar- mour Institute of Technology. On the cover of this book is impressed a reproduction of tlx demi-urge. Industry; in tlx corner of it is a quarter of tlx zodiac circle. By these powers have been created great things in the past century. By these same powers will be wrought still greater things in the next century.