Catholic University of America - Cardinal Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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The CARDINAL I936 Successful Accomplishment . . . T IS WITH great pride that we look at one of the most outstanding annuals in the South. Every photograph in this I 9 3 6 C A R D I N A L has been made by our highly trained Staff, whose specialty is School and College annual photography. Schools like Yale, Smith, Amherst, Wesleyan, Pennsylvania and a great number of others, who are anxious for the very best at a reasonable price, have selected us to do their photography. You, too, can have the same type of photography in your annual by getting in touch with us. Our representative will gladly go over the details with you. There is no obligation on your part for this service. It is only proper at this time to express our sincere apprecia- tion to Mr. Harold McGann, EditorsineChief, and Mr. John F. Monahan, Business Manager, and to the rest of the StafIr for their untiring efforts and cooperation which made this success possible. While in New Haven, visit our Studio there. ZAMSKYS STUDIO INCORPORATED 902 CHESTNUT STREET YALE RECORD BUILDING PHILADELPHIA, PA. NEW HAVEN, CONN.

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The CARDINAL I936 WHEN YOU THINK 01' BOILERS REMEMBER YOUR ALMA METER ' The above illustration shows the two 300 Horse- power Low Head Water Tube Boilers built for 200 lbs. working pressure With Class 1 welded drums, recent- ly installed in your University. These units, the same as all other Titusville Boilers, are outstanding in their operation and fuel economy. Our Company is mighty proud to have this oppor- tunity to install these boilers in such c: fine power house and we know that on any Titusville installa- tions you recommend in the future, you will be just us proud to show them as we are to have you. We build all kinds of Fire and Water Tube Boilers tor the smallest residence to the largest power job. Write for bulletins e we will gladly send them. We can assure satisfied customers - ask Mr. Robson. your Chief Engineer. THE TlTUSVII-lul': IRON WORKS COMPANY TlTUSVIlI-E, PENNSYLVANIA l57

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$1 R; 5'32?! xv 1N m 2W VV V! 4'? us m A h I VI 1K . v . E v 4 The CARDINAL I936 essaw W wag . A v MAKE YOUR BOOK A Open to You -- our Treasure Chest of Originality - Versatility - Quality - S erw'ce OUR past four years have u been glorious! They are be- ing culminated in this, your book. The Treasure Accumulated Familiar s c e n e 3, faculty, friends and events deserve a pre- sentation that will embody all the feelings that this memorable pe- riod cherishes. The Treasure Presented Throughout the produftion of this, your book, every care was exercised to build an annual that - would be a credit to you and to ourselves. We offer to the school and college annual staffs our verit- craftsmen able treasure chest of a completely equipped plant, years of college experience, quality printing and willing service. The Treasure Preserved Proper opening of a book en- sures a long substantial life. If you treasure your annual preserve it by following these simple direc- tions. Hold the book with its back on a flat surface; let the front cover down gently, then the back cover. Open a few leaves at the back, and so on, alternately open- ing back and front, carefully pressing open the seaions until the center of the volume is reached. 14 g ZQGZngcz 33m 119.WEST MULBERRY STREET-BALTIMORE PRINTERS TO SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES EVERYWHERE ...V.. nfx'x 5K. am as. I hvliwk .. um 0..7?..7 X 3'1; .83- .8 hi ; . r 1. .51.. 1s . xmis. am am as 4 1 h