Carnegie Mellon University - Thistle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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CHARLES C. LEEDS

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r Ell IIII THE Ell I TO It In BEHALF of the staff and as editor of the 1938 Thistle I want to thank the organizations and individuals who made this book possible. Our gratitude to Rollin V. Davis, our faculty advisor, for his patience and expert guidance; to Mr. James for the use of many splendid publicity pictures; to Mr. Miller our thanks for a fine camera technique. We owe much to The Canton Engraving Co., Pittsburgh Printing Co., and the Photo-Reflex Studios for the handling of copy and production of Volume Thirty-One. The Seniors and organizations in their cooperation with the staff made it possible for us to meet an effective production schedule so that it wasn’t without a certain amount of sadness that we said OK to the last press proof. We trust you enjoy the book as much as we did in making it. Central • Aduti j. Onr .

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w HEN Carnegie Tech was one Building, Flagstaff Hill and a ravine, Pioneer C. C. Leeds was the seventh appointee to a brand new Carnegie Faculty. That was back on October 16, 1905. Today, we dedicate Volume Thirty-one to Professor C. C. Leeds, I lead of the Department of Shops. Throughout thirty-three winters and summers of change, Professor Leeds helped make one building into six, a ravine into a broad level sidewalk lined with trees and an athletic field, a local school into one nationally known with a top rating. Many men have come and gone since 1905 but few have taken the years in such active and progressive strides for the sake of Dear Old Tech as Professor Leeds. To a veteran goes our deepest gratitude and dedication.