Lowell Technological Institute - Pickout Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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FOREWORD The Senior Class of the Lowell Textile Institute takes pleasure in presenting the thirty-third edition of The Pickout with aspirations that it will suitably present the his- tory of the classes and affiliated so- cieties — not as a finished work of literature, but as a means of keeping alive the years spent in undergradu- ate study.

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PHILIP LAWRENCE SCANNELL Philip L. Scannell was born in Lowell, Massachu- setts, November 2, 1890.. He received his early education at the Morey Grammar School and the Lowell High School, entered the Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology, and obtained his degree of B.S. in the Depart- ment of Mechanical Engineering in 19 14. His first posi- tion was in the employ of the Scannell Boiler Works and after serving in all departments of the company, he be- came General Manager and Treasurer which position he now holds. In 1930, in collaboration with his brothers he organized the Lowell Iron and Steel Company and now holds the office of Treasurer of that concern. He is a member of the Lowell Lodge of Elks, Cham- ber of Commerce, M.I.T. Alumni Association, and St. Margaret ' s Holy Name Society. In the construction of the new chemistry building at the Institute he holds the position of chairman of the committee. He is also chair- man of the Board of Directors for the Lowell Textile Institute. Mr. Scannell, his wife, and six children make their home in Lowell, Mass.

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CONT ENTS Acknowledgments • • 124 Administration .... 15 Advertising 125 Athletics 67 Corporation and Trustees 1 1 Dedication 4 Faculty 16 Foreword 6 Former Editors and Managers 10 Freshman Class .... 61 Junior Class . 49 Organizations . 99 Pickout Board . 9 President ' s Message . 13 Scoops . 119 Senior Class . . 29 Socials . 11 1 Societies . . 79 Sophomore Class . . . . , 55