Carnegie Mellon University - Thistle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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CONTENTS THE COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION THE GRADUATES UNDER CLASSES A C T I V I T I E S GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS SOCIAL EVENTS MUSIC CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS FRATERNITIES SORORITIES HONORARIES CLUBS DORMITORIES MILITARY HIGH- LIGHTS ATHLETICS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK OTHER SPORTS NIGHT SCHOOL

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Copyrighted, nineteen hundred and thirty-three. Edward Rhodes, Editor-in-chief; Charles Dietz, Art Editor,- Bradley Edclblut, Designer,- Eugene Treasure, Business Manager. THE STAFF dedicates the 1933 Thistle to the graduating class. We hope that in later years you can thumb over these pages and recapture for a moment your college life—that conglomerate mixture of classes, friends, dances, dormitories, nights of study, holidays, fraternities, sports, professors, campus activities, and jail cells. And most of all, we wish you the best of luck—especially when you look for that job.

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HOW LONG has it been since you looked at the Campus? Let’s look over the buildings once again— we’ll start in Machinery Hall. We obtain a glimpse of the quadrangle and the Arts building while still inside the doorway. Outside, we pause a moment to view the long rambling Industries building. We stroll up the left walk toward Engineering Hall and note once more that famous Bridge of Sighs . Looking back, we see Machinery Hall, where we started our tour. After a short walk we strike out across the lawn behind Arts school, but stop to look at Margaret Morrison between the trees. Upon completing our circuit of Arts school we see Engineering Hall across a wide expanse of lawn. Also, from where we stand we obtain a view of the Administration building directly before us. In our last intimate glance before our departure we see the ivied south entrance of the Industries building.