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

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xlli. lloxfuln li. lXlAHl,UH rl. Ueun of !l1eSvhooI of Engineering and .4f1'hI'l0t'l'llfl' NIH. FHANK A. Bxnrxsuzm, Civil ElIgil1C'?fIll1g ky: A Awww! QS' engineering and architecture most cases, their advice lays the groundwork for the stuck-nt's plan of life after college. As mentors of such large numbers of students, many hours of cliligent toil are required of these faculty members and. at times, it may seem there is scant re- ward for their services. Yet the finished product-the graduating senior of The Catholic University of Amer- ica-is u tribute to the efforts of these educators. Over ancl above their oflicial capacity. many are known campus-wide as the stuclenfs friend. This is hardly a fitting token of gratitude for their ellorts, hut theirs is a joh for which the stuclentis appreciation is rarely expressed. But this does not mean that it is not feltg the studenllwocly can only utter a much-used phrase- thank youf, f ' IJR. MAX KI. Moxie, Engineering Mn. Josrgvn C. AIILTIIAIAJWICZ. lfierIrir'r1i Enginffering DH. THOMAS H. LocRAF'r, Architecture Aeronnulical and Mechanical