Lowell Technological Institute - Pickout Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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Mentor Clastf ®iiitcx£ Ira Hurd James Ellis John Stewart William Campbell Harry Buzzell K EM pto n Ha y es President Vice President T veas uver Sec reta r if Class Marshal Executive Council n

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Class History, 1929 Jfretffjman Baps; The first meeting j)lace of the noble class of ’29 was very near the spot where Wannalaneit did his dirty work. The place has since been renamed South wick Hall. After filling out such slips and cards as were necessary, we were suddenly besieged by a howling pack. From there a general sight-seeing trip a la shanks mare to Page’s Clock resulted. How well some remember those haircuts, the nice long walk and the women. In those days we had scenery in the lunch room. The keel was kept straight this first year with Dan Coffey at the rudder. We were well represented in the Varsity Teams and defeated the sophs in football. g opf)omorc Baptf Every one of us is dressed in old clothes today. Oh yes we are to do our stuff with the Frosh. What, no parade! Well the faculty must be getting old and crabbed. In spite of this fact the little head gears are seen on some of the heads and the cabaret is held noons in the T. C. A. room. Disregarding all warnings the Freshies tried to hold their annual feast in the lunch room. This was thought inadvisable and after conference in the ‘ dumps they resorted to Marie ' s. 19 29 triumphs at Text night at the “ Y . This year “Al barter was at the wheel and kept us on the straight and narrow path. fumor Bays: Due to the release of the three year men our class is greatly diminished. Added to this is the natural distant look which becomes a junior and that explains why this year went by so quietly. Regardless of the fact that we were small we were well represented on the varsity teams and other activities. “Harm” Howorth had his hand on the stick this time and we flew safely through another year. 25