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JUNE 1935 TO THE SENIORS: Nearly every man is at present thinking of his future and of his job. And this involves of course the future industrial life of our country. It involves your individual reaction to the new forces, to the old verities of clear-thinking, hard work and common sense that survive all changes in economic outlook. I note that your artist has chosen the gear wheel as a decorative motif of this volume. What analogies this suggests to the mind of the engineer, when thinking of the world of economics and industry! We were certainly in high gear in 1928. With inadequate reserves in the fuel tank, with faulty structural design and with unfortunate periodic vibrations in the transmission, things started to break up in the old machine in 1929. By bad operation, soon all the teeth were stripped from high gear—then smash went the second gear and all but a few teeth went out of low. Reverse seemed to be the only part that would operate—except that now and then an attempt to move forward would engage a few of the remaining teeth in first—a very uncertain type of progress. Of course, the old machine had to be re-designed with different gear ratios — with dampening effects to eliminate the destructive vibrations of the old machine. They say we are about ready to go ahead. There are, of course, a lot of doubtful fuels being offered for our use—inflated fuels that will not deliver horse-power. Young technical men with a willingness to work and a native fund of common sense are going to be needed to operate this machine. General Reese of the American Telegraph and Telephone Company says there will be a definite shortage of technically trained men in 1936. Former Vice-President Dawes says that the road will be all clear by this summer. All ready to go? Use good oil, good fuel and drive safely and sanely. Page 3
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THE BLUEPRINT President CHARLES S. .SOUTHARD 146 Fenimore Street College Preparatory Course—Cross Country, Two T ' s, Two Silver Track Shoes; Member 1933, ' 34 Brooklyn Championship Cross Country Teams; 1934 Individual Brooklyn Cross Country Championship; 1934 Individual Johns Hopkins Cross Country Meet Winner and Record Holder; All-Scholastic Cross Country Team 1933, ' 34, Captain 1934 All-Scholastic Team; Track, Two T ' s, Gold Track Shoe, City Out¬ door One Mile Champion 1934; G.O. President; G.O. Executive Committee; Senior Class President; G.O. Staff President; Glee Club; German Glee Club; Sur¬ vey Staff; Book Club; Honor Roll Five Times; Five Math Certificates; Two History Certificates; English Certificate. — Syracuse. Titles of honor add not to his worth. Who is himself an honor to his titles. Treasurer THOMAS KARLSON 86-15 Beach Channel Drive Rockaway Beach, Long Island Structural Course—Freshman Swimming; Intramural Athletics; Testing Laboratory Squad; Lunch Room Squad; S. O. S., BTHS, Mod. T; Glee Club, President; Civil Engineering Club; Surveying Squad; Blue Party Delegate; G.O. Sales Bureau; G.O. Staff, BTHS; Survey Staff; Tech Science Bulletin; Math Bulletin Agent; Treasurer of Senior Class. — Business; Brooklyn Polytechnic Evening. Let the monarch ' s bags and coffers hold The flattering, mighty, nay, all-mighty gold. All honor to our industrious Treasurer! V ice-President ROBERT G. COLE 74 Parkville Avenue College Preparatory Course—Track, Two T ' s; Mem¬ ber Gold Cup 880 yd. Relay Team; Third National Championship 300 yd. Dash; Cross Country; Assist¬ ant Manager; President of G.O.; Orchestra; Band, BTHS, Mod. T; Public Speaking Society; Civics Club; Camera Club; Math Club; Lunch Room Squad; Vice President of Senior Class; Chairman of Jewelry Committee; White Party Delegate; Two History Cer¬ tificates; Two Civics Certificates; Three Math Certi¬ ficates; I.P. Certificate. — Cooper Union. Ay, every inch a king. Secretary JAMES NICHOLAS PAPPAS 90 Rogers Avenue Structural Course—Varsity Rifle Team, BTHS, Mod. T; Swimming, BTHS; Baseball, Mod. T; T, Manager; Baseball Annex 74, Gold Medal; Interclass Handball, Baseball; Intramural Senior Awar d; S. O. S„ BTHS, Mod. T, Two T ' s; Intramural Athletics, Assistant Manager; Intramural Club, Vice President, Mod. T; Main Office Squad, Secretary, Mod. T; Physics Prep. Squad, BTHS; Surveying Squad; Allied Arts Club; Lunch Room Squad; Scholastic Press Correspondent to New York Times; Scouting Club; Glee Club; Sec¬ retary of Senior Class; Civil Engineering Club; White Party Delegate; Second Prize in Interscholastic Draft¬ ing and Lettering Contest; Honor Roll; Two I.P. Certicates; Three Math Certificates; English Certifi¬ cate; Civics Certificate. — University of Alberta. A workman that needeth not to be ashamed. Page 4
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