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' ■VN- - To the Editor of the 1936 Monocal, Don Mathias, I give the credit for the theme of this book . . . He brought the idea back from the Steel exhibits at the Cleveland Centennial Exposition . . . For the art work which appears in this book I am thankful to quite a few ... to Mary Shryock and Bill Frye for the title page ... to Mrs. Mabel Staats for the pictorial presentation of the history of steel ... to Jeanne Hornbake and Bill Frye for the portraits of Dr. Steele and the Faculty ... to Valma Ropp and Nick Strychalski for the pen drawings embellishing the pages of various sections ... to Joseph Loya for the drawings appearing on the division pages. The excellent photography may be accredited to several members of the Photography Club, Wade ICipp, Thomas Emory, and Charles Gottesman. The writing may be attributed to Bertha Jane Bradley, William E. Duff, Joseph Zaffy, Bernice Smith, Mary C. Sloan, Virginia Sharpnack, Irene Mendola, Zula Bamford, Wilbur Edwards, Mary Cartwright, Michael Tichansky, Herman Preseren, and Auburn Lamb. To all who helped in the publication of the 1937 Monocal . . . Thanks! —The Editor
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FOREWORD ■ I ' HE theme of this year ' s Monocal is I am Steel. . . . This could mean a great number of things but what it does mean is that I have chosen one of the valley ' s leading industries and woven it into the makeup of the book. I chose steel because it has played a very im- portant role in the history of civilization ... as steel has progressed so has man. In this Monocal steel has been personified . . . the book has been written mainly in the first person ... as though steel, himself, had taken up his pen and written it. . . . He has shown you a picture of himself . . . his origin and development. . . . He has shown you his conception of yourself.
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Buried I lie until called to be the servant of man ... I am not precious gold nor am I wonder-working radium ... I am Steel. I stand ... a symbol of a civilization unsurpassed ... I am tireless . . . strong skilled beyond dreaming ... I am
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