Lowell Technological Institute - Pickout Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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CORPORATION OFFICERS Philip L. Scannell, Chairman Charles C. Schloss, Vice-Chairman Charles H. Eames, Clerk TRUSTEES On the Part of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts James G. Reardon, Commissioner of Education On the Part of the City of Lowell Hon. Dewey G. Archambault, Mayor of Lowell FOR TERM ENDING JUNE 30, 1938 John A. Connor, Lowell, Superintendent of John C. Myer Thread Company Charles J. McCarthy, Fall River, Herald News Company Philip L. Scannell, Lowell, Treasurer, Lowell Iron and Steel Company Mrs. Lillian Slattery, 720 Washington Street, Brighton John H. Corcoran, Cambridge, President of J. H. Corcoran Company, Inc. FOR TERM ENDING JUNE 30, 1939 Hon. John C. Carr, Boston, Mayor of the City of Maiden Walter F. Connor, Lowell, General Manager, Hub Hosiery Mills John E. Regan, Lowell, Real Estate, 267 Central Street James H. Riley, Lowell, Lawyer, 53 Central Street Charles C. Schloss, Lowell, Restaurant Owner, 463 Middlesex Street FOR TERM ENDING JUNE 30, 1940 Albert J. M alley, Andover, Overseer American Woolen Company Frank P. Sweeney, Peabody, Overseer, Danvers Bleachery Joan C. Shanley, Lowell, Teacher, Lowell High School William F. Corliss, Amesbury Edward G. Boyle, Woburn, Lawyer 11

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FORMER EDITORS AND MANAGERS Ed tin i Herbert A. Currier 1906 Business Manager Guy H. Newcomb Editor Business Manager 1907 Eugene C. Woodstock Charles H. Stott 1908 William S. Fairbanks James K. Laughlin 1909 Harold G. Michelson James K. Laughlin 1910 Norman B. Reed Arthur F. Lamb 1911 Lester B. Chisholm Everett B. Rich 1912 Sydney P. Munroe Richard G. Conant 1913 Charles E. Sylvain Richard R. Richardson 1914 George A. Messenger Oliver F. Lane 1915 George I. Putnam Josiah B. Goodell 1916 Edward S. Cummings Roger M. Peabody 1917 Herbert E. Sunbury George H. Johnson 1918 Carroll L. Brainard Webster Plaisted 1920 Charles H. Huse Moses H. Goldman 1921 Russell Robinson Charles A. Ellis 1922 1923 Burnett Valentine Charles H. Kendall 1924 Edwin D. Fowle Lester H. Bailey 1925 William A. Robinson William D. Hollstein William C. Smith Clifford A. Farley Walter F. Myers 1926 1927 1928 Levon M. Yacubian Richard M. Sawyer Harmon Howorth 1929 Lawrence W. Gottschalck G. Gordon Osborne 1930 Bliss M. Jones George J. Greendonner, Jr. I93I Anthony Orlauski Richard W. Rawlinson 1932 Stanley S. Hockridge Herbert E. Meinelt 1933 Clifford T. Worthen Theodore Recher Raymond L. Matthews !934 David J. Fox Robert C. Gregory 1935 Emilio G. Moreno Robert F. Jessen 1936 Robert T. Crawford Benjamin A. Holgate ! 937 Roland E. Derby Herbert W. Wilkinson, Jr. Lucy W. Robbins 10

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Message from the President To every manufacturer of fabrics, the Pickout discloses the reasons for the beauty, the strength, and the quality of his material. He sees in the coordination of stock, yarn, weave, color, and finish, the desired impression of the composite whole. Furthermore, he realizes that all fabrics are not woven for one and the same purpose and that the relative importance of each factor depends upon the specific use to which it is to be put. Perhaps it is the harmony of colors reflected from the impinging rays of the light of the world; perhaps it is the strength to withstand the stresses and the strains of undetermined forces; or perhaps it is the quality of being displayed and tested without becoming dulled by the ab- rasion of rougher elements — for whatever the requirement, each factor must serve its purpose well. Thus, may the fabric made from the data and the specifications of the 1938 Pickout fulfill its purpose and become a part of life ' s library within the books of which are recorded the designs of the alumni of the Lowell Textile Institute. 1 V t W ,