Carnegie Mellon University - Thistle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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W e assume the privilege of expressing the student body’s appreciation to Dr. Thomas Stockhani Baker for his unflagging interest in upholding the traditions founded by Andrew Carnegie, and for his untiring efforts to perpetuate the ever-growing spirit of the clan. I

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Committee on the Institute of Technology J. I.. Porter. Chairman W.M. Frew, Secretary S. II. Church. Ex-Officio, Frederick R. Cogswell. Robert Gari.am), J. C. Hours. Roy A. Hunt, Frank B. Jewett. Frank J. Lanaiian. James II. I.ock-iiart. James R. Macfari.ank, Roswei.i. Mii.i.kr, William S. Moorhead, Aucustus K. Oliver. Arthur II. Sui. .rkrckr. Ciiari.es E. Wilson. Hoard of Trustees S. II. Church, President A. k. Ol.lVEIt, Secretary J. I.. Porter. Vice-President R. A. Hunt. Treasurer Marcus Aaron Charles Anderson V. S. Aruutiinot Arthur E. Braun J. Frederic Byers S. H. Church George H. Claim' Frederick R. Cogswell George . Crawford R. A. Franks William Frew Thomas J. Gallagher Rouert Garland Howard Heinz Moorhead B. Holland Roy A. Hunt John J. Kane Frank J. Lanaiian Albert C. Lehman James II. Lockhart P. J. McArdi.e Hon. NY. J. McNair Hon. James R. Macfari.ane W illiam A. M ague A. W. Mellon Richard K. Mellon William S. Moorhead Augustus K. Oliver John L. Porter John B. Semim.e George K. Shaw Wm. Watson Smith Wm. J. Soost A. Bryan Hall William P. Witiierow Thomas Stock ham Baker. A.B., Pli.D., LL.D.,Sc.D. President of the Carnegie Institute of Technology Officers of Administration Thomas Stockiiam Baker, Pli.D., I.L.D., Sc.D., President Webster Newton Jones, Pli.D., Director of the College of Engineering Olkndinning Keebi.e, Chairman of the Family, Collec' of Fine Arts Ch arles atkins, Pli.D., Chairman of the Family, Margaret Morrison Carnegie College. Assistant to the President Roscoe Myri. I uric, Pli.D., Director of the Division of General Studies. Director of Night Courses and Part-time Classes. Dean of Engineering Freshmen Robert B. Leigiiou, M.S.. Director of Summer Session. Associate Director of Night Courses Ralph Munn, A.B.. LI..B.. B.L.S., Director, Car- negie Library School Reginald W iiitakf.r. Captain, Corps of Engineers, United Slates Army. Professor of Military Science and Tactics Mari Watson Green. M.A.. Dean of Women Arthur Wilson Tarbei.i., A.A., Dean of Men Alan Bright. B.S.. Registrar Philip Stephan Barto, Pli.D., Examiner Frank Orrin. B.S.. Business Manager John I). Beatty, R.S.. C.E., Head. Bureau of Recommendation Clarence Overend, Alumni Executive Secretary, Graduate Manager of Athletics 3

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h is a pleasure to extern! my greetings to the Editors of the 1935 Edition of THE THISTLE. Through this volume you are perpetuating the events of this college year and in the years to come von will enjoy through memory the friends of today. Sir Thomas Overbury quaintly expressed this thought at the end of the sixteenth century in the following lines: Hooks are a part of man's prerogative In formal ink they thought and voices hold: That we to them our solitude may give And make time present travel that of old. Dean Green In saying good-bye to the seniors this year, may I venture a prediction? It so happened that your college days were coincident tvith one of the greatest depressions in our national life. The Class of Nineteen Thirty-five went through those days with good spirit and stout heart. Having (lone that, I feel you are better prepared than most classes to carry tin in the same manner when your stress and strain periods of the future come, as they inevitably will. Dean Tarbf.i.i.