Carnegie Mellon University - Thistle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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THE THISTLE 1914 To the Thistle THE death of Dean Hewlett constitutes the most grievous loss which this institution has sustained since its inception and I am deeply touched by the action of the editors in dedicating this year’s Thistle to his memory. As the years roll on each publication of the student annual will record tin incidents of student life which would otherwise be overlooked. 11 is from I lie most important events coupled with these incidents that there is to be developed the traditions which are to lie so powerful an influence in the future of Carnegie. The annual catalogue depicts the activities of the faculty but as we watch eagerly for the issuance of the student publication all arc impressed by the great socializing influence which are at work among the students themselves, and I am happy to be able to prophecy that before next year's Thistle is in the hands of its editors there will be located on the campus, at least temporarily, some place where student lib may find an opportunity to indulge in social intercourse to further cement the bond of friendship which association in the classroom cannot wholly accomplish. The student organizations have prospered exceedingly and the Director takes this opportunity on complimenting the officers and to express his deep appreciation for their constant effort to make the leisure hours productive. Sincerely yours, Arthur Arton Hamehschlag March 7, 1914 Puye Sixteen

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THE THISTLE 1914 Page Fifteen

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THE THISTLE 1914 Arthur A. Hamerschlag, Sc. I)., LL. D. Director. Page Seventeen