Carnegie Mellon University - Thistle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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EIL1 E J IiU CARNEGIE TECH EU Li] LU Prof. Stanton Mr. Lose Prof. Rush Dean Mott Prof. Thayer Prof. McCullough Mr. Simmons FACULTY. CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE Mr. Nowlan Mr. Rundle Prof. Keller Prof. Geclccler Prof. Dorweiler Prof. Aude FACULTY. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS. SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE ! lead of Department Twenty-one

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LU III [U 1917 THISTLE mi mi fbi Dean Lcctc Dean Mott To Tech Students: What is “Tech” to you? Is it only a cold and lifeless mass of brick and mortar or is-it a living thing—a fire which kindles your imagination and enthusiasm, a spirit which brings you courage for misfortunes, an ideal which dignifies the present and will glorify the future? Are you truly a part of Tech and is Tech truly a part of you? Are you a true Carnegie man? To every true Tech man whether of 1908 or of 1920, whether of Science or Design or of Industry, to every true Tech woman, here’s a health! To have had some part in the development of the Institute from almost its earliest beginning to its present glorious-achievement, to have had intimate associations with faculty and students throughout these long years, will always be to me a happy memory. I hope that the new work which takes me off the campus may not take me out of the circle of your friendship. “May the wing of friendship never moult a feather.” March 16, 1917. Yours sincerely, John Hopkin Leete. Twenty

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l§] II] @i 1917 THISTLE [S3 [fij [S3 Prof. E«tcp Mr. Blaisdcll Prof. Trinks Prof. J. C. Sproull Prof. Willett Prof. Blakey FACULTY. DEPARTMENTS OF MECHANICAL AND COMMERCIAL ENGINEERING. SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE Mr. Leippe Prof. C. W. Sproull Prof. Follow Mr. Yates Mr. Mill FACULTY. DEPARTMENT OF MACHINE DESIGN. SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE ♦Head of Department Twenty-two A