Baltimore Polytechnic Institute - Cracker Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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CLAUDE C. BURKERT Vice-Principal HARRY F. FRANK Vice-Principal ' A AV A ' 2 ' 1- - AILH A Q

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B ILDERX In building a foundation, it is obvious that there must be capable persons to plan first and then direct the actual construction work. Directly upon these builders, then, rests the ultimate success of the projectg so, too, the development of the student depends upon the cogency of his teachers. We were very fortunate in having such an excellent facultyg they were not only instructors but also coun- selors and friends. These, then, are the men to whom we are so much indebted - the men who so greatly influenced our future. The longer I live the more convinced I am that the little things in life are most important. My predecessor, Lieutenant King, insisted that the little things be done well. He was right. Daily living includes many of them. Find them.: You will be happier and go farther. XVILMER A. DEHUFF

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FA CUL TY HIX TOR Y DEPAR TMEN T A Seated, L. to R.: Miss C. M. Cameron, J. Vogelhut, G. T. Ness, Jr., F. Bowers, head of department, and R. R. Johnston. Standing, L. to R.: XV. C. Bateson, B. S. Joffe, H. Melvin, Jr., J. J. Mandico, A. P. Scott, F. C. Faulkner, and I. R. Miller. PRACTICE DEPARTME T TV A-A Seated, L. to R.: W. E. Otto, IE. J. Casey, G. L. Webster, C. C. Merkle, G. N. Anderson, head of department E. L. Longley, and H. W. Krausse. Standing, L. to R.: C, H. A. Markley, N, N. Freedman, E. B. A. Bosley N. R. DeCesare, W. C. WV. Insley, II, G. R. Taylor, Jr., J. J. Horn, and R, A. Diehl. I0