Baltimore Polytechnic Institute - Cracker Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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'W .J , .P .7321 . 55,0 I .W , wr ki A fQ R T . ff...s.ism5 L AGE DEPAR TMEN - M ANGU COUNSEL was Seated, L. to R.: Mrs. C. M. Kineman, Miss E. Ominsky. Standing, L- to R-5 L- M- Lataney Chairman Of department' Standing, L. to R.: J. A. Seaman, W. C. McClean. Seated C. B. Randall, and G. C. Graham. L. to R.: G. A. Sieverts, H. S. Hoskins. ADMINIX TRA TION we N 4 lm i 7 i' , A A mi XX f Slanding, I.. lo R.: Miss B. Grossblat, Mrs. M. Atwood, Miss E. Katz. Sealed, L. to R.: Miss A. Yerman, Miss F. A. Frexdel, lx Miss R. L. Hoover. V' PHYSICAL EDUCA TION -?f'f1iFd, I.. to R.: I. C. Fisher, and I, A. Mayfield. Stand- zng, L. to R.: P. C. Aaronson, H. E. Rock, head of department, and R. W. Lumsden. l3

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SCIENCE DEPAR TMEN T ' Seated, I.. to R.: R. L. Smith, E. B. Link, I. K. Bolte, head of department, and A. Sauer. Standing, L. to R. R. W. Hambleton, S. Danoff, and P, F. Gottling. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT E Seated, L. to R.: B. Jacobson, A. Sheff, YV. I. Flagg, head of department, H. P. Resh, and H. E. Fankhanel. Stand ' W' h ing, I.. to R.: H. Epstem, H. VV. Kuehnle, jr., H. S. Jansen, S. 1. Russo, and V, B. mc ester. I2

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M0 LDING In order to appreciate the competency of the builders, you must have seen them at work, moulding and shaping the raw materials, as it were, until they produced something worthwhile. The ultimate result was naturally dependent upon the potential of the materialsg but, more important, it was also dependent upon the guiding genius of the builders. Of course, their primary objective was to impart their knowledge to usg but at the same time they were trying to guide us toward the paths in which we could best employ our individual interests and capabilities, particularly by encouraging initiative on our part. Here, then, are the builders at work. Now LISTEN HERE You BoYs.' O.K. LETS GET ON THIS TRAIN.H W tn Y? wfWH-funn I4 J