3n£tructor£ Stewart MacKay, Instructor in Cloth Analysis and Design. Far over in the northeast corner of L. T. S., jovial Mother Mackay holds sway. With at the helm the intricacies of Cloth Analysis and Design fade away into oblivion. ' Mother Charles H. Jack, Instructor in Machine Shop Practice. A man among men. With the touch of a master hand he centers, turns on lathes, mills, planes, files and grinds a hard rough bunch of Freshmen until they emerge as smooth, square, polished, scin tillating Juniors with a vast knowledge of Machine Parts. John Charles Lowe, Instructor in Wool Yarns. Straight from the shoulder. That ' s the manner in which progressive, earnest John Low r e acts, for knowledge of wool — well, his preparation has left no stone unturned. And Martin J. Hoellrich, Instructor in Weaving. Struggling amidst a mass of mispicks, ends out and shuttle smashes, Han ' s sure leads a tough life. O what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive. Nothing gets by his watchful eyes. Hartman F. Schmidt, Instructor in Wool Yarns. Hurrah for Hank-Ply — the only man who ever subdued that squealing, kicking, brain-racking Woolen Mule. Its mechanism and operation are but simple A, B, C ' s to him and his clear ex- planations are the wonder and amazement of all. Philip Osborne Yeaton, S.B., Instructor in Mechanical Engineering. A man small in stature but mighty in brain. Whether blowing-off Steam or expounding on the foundations of mighty skyscrapers Ickey astounds the student body with his marvelous grasp upon the English language. If you want real info ' ask Ickey — he knows. Cornelius Leonard Glen, Instructor in Finishing. Doc is our genial instructor in Finishing who initiates us into the mysteries of the fooling mill. Things went all right till we heard he was fired because he was cott-(on) napping. Arthur Kimball Johnson, S.B., Instructor in Chemistry. Mr. Johnson is better known as the Black Friar because of the long black lab-coat he wears. He has a wide knowledge of the theory and practice of chemistry. When attending his classes it is recommended that one carry a copy of Webster ' s Unabridged. v Elmer Edward Fickett, B.S., Instructor in Chemistry. Mr. Fickett was once addressed as Professor by a misguided youth, and the result has been noticeable ever since. He thoroughly understands the intricacies of Quant and is always ready to explain any point not clear. 18
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