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

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DEDICATION HENRY TOWNLEY HEALD DEAN-ENGINEER-SCHOLAR INASMUCH AS HE HAS IN THE SHORT SPAN OF A YEAR AS DEAN OF ARMOUR INSTITUTE ENDEARED HIMSELF TO ALL HER STUDENTS AND BECAUSE HE HAS SO CAPABLY FULFILLED ALL OF THE TRYING DUTIES OF HIS OFFICE AS COUNSELLOR AND ADMINISTRATOR. THE CYCLE OF NINETEEN THIRTY FIVE IS DEDICATED TO HENRY TOWNLEY HEALD. NEVER IS A DAY TOO BUSY OR NEVER A MINUTE TOO SHORT THAT DEAN HEALD WILL NOT FIND TIME TO HELP THE INEXPE- RIENCED FRESHMAN. SOLACE THE DISHEARTENED SOPHOMORE. CAUTION THE TRUANT JUNIOR. OR ADVISE THE GRADUATING SENIOR. ALL DAY LONG THEY COME. SEEKING GUIDANCE. AND SELDOM DOES ONE LEAVE WITHOUT A HAPPIER EXPRESSION ON HIS FACE WORKING ALWAYS FOR THE GENERAL GOOD OF THE WHOLE STUDENT BODY, DEAN HEALD. ENDOWED WITH THE TRAITS OF PATIENCE. DECISION. AND INDUSTRY. SHOULD HAVE MANY MORE USEFUL YEARS IN WHICH TO SERVE THE STUDENTS OF ARMOUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.

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FOREWORD THOUGH MANY CHANGES HAVE BEEN EVIDENCED IN THE INSTITUTE SINCE THE CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY FIVE FIRST ENTERED HER PORTALS. THE PRINCIPAL SOURCES OF EXTRACURRICULAR INTEREST AND ACHIEVEMENT HAVE REMAINED AS TRADITION HAS DICTATED. AS WE LOOK FORWARD. WE CAN ONLY HOPE THAT WHATEVER NEW CHAPTER IS IN STORE FOR ARMOUR THESE OLD TRADITIONS WILL REMAIN INTACT; OR SHOULD THEY NEED BE REPLACED, THAT THE NEW ORDER OF THINGS WILL BE A BETTERMENT. IT IS A PURPOSE OF THE 193S CYCLE TO RECORD THESE ESTABLISHED PRECEDENTS FOR THE GUIDANCE OF SUCCEEDING CLASSES. A FURTHER AIM OF THIS YEAR'S CYCLE HAS BEEN SO TO PORTRAY THE STUDENT LIFE BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM BY PICTURES, PROSE. AND ART WORK THAT MEMORIES OF OUR DAYS AT TECH WILL BE PRESERVED FOREVER. WHETHER IT BE ONCE A WEEK OR ONCE EVERY TEN YEARS THAT THIS VOLUME BE REMOVED FROM ITS PLACE IN THE TECHAWK'S BOOKCASE. IT WILL HAVE SERVED ITS DESIGNS IF IT BUT REFRESHES THE REMINISCENCES OF THOSE SOMETIMES JOYOUS. SOMETIMES STRENUOUS. AND ALWAYS ACTIVE DAYS SPENT AT ARMOUR.

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IN MEMORIAM TRUSTEE LEO F. WORMSER Born—July 6, 1884 Died—August 9. 1934 The tragic death of Loo F. Wormsor takes from Armour a man who had ably served on her Board of Trust©© for nearly two years. Mr. Wormser was a graduate of Armour Academy in 1901 and was a prominent Chicago attorney. PROFESSOR VAN BAUMAN TEACH Bora—January 6. 1898 Died—September 8, 1934 The loss from tho faculty of Van Bauman Toach was a sad blow to the many Armour students who had com© to lovo him as ho guldod thorn through tho higher realms of mathematics. Profossor Toach graduated from Ohio Stato University in 1919 and had boon with the Institute sine 1927. FELLOW STUDENT WILLARD C. McCARTY Born—November 29. 1913 Died—August 17. 1934 With tho untimely death of Willard Carlock McCarty last summer, the Class of 1935 was bereaved of one of its finost mombors. Willard was a schol- arship student in Fire Protection Enginooring and a member of Phi Kappa Sigma. He will long be remomborod for his friendly nature, his pleasing personality, and his good humor.