Lowell Technological Institute - Pickout Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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pointed. Losing President Fox was a hard blow to the Institute, as it was through his efforts that much progress had been made in expanding Textile and in getting the industry interested in the School. However, we all want to wish him the best of success in his present position, and we feel sure that President Lydon will capably carry on in a similar manner. Another new addition to the Adminis- trative Staff was Dean Williams, who re- placed President Lydon as Dean of Stu- dents. Doctor Williams, having many years of experience, has a vast knowledge of student problems. Textile has certainly been fortunate in making the Dean an addition to its administration. The Institute Library, which had been in the process of being built in the spring, w T as almost complete upon our return in the fall. The previous senior class gift was a clock for the reading room of the build- ing, and all efforts were being made to equip it so that it would be ready for use in the near future. Much credit must be ■ given to the Alumni and to the building committee for their tireless efforts devoted to money-raising campaigns. It is up to the student body to give them all the co- operation that they require for the com- pletion of the library so that it may be another step in the expansion program of L.T.I. Football season, basketball, the second All-Textile Formal, exams, and tjien the first semester was over, without time to settle back and think. Then the spring semester began, and with it came the realization that graduation was almost here. Nostalgic thoughts of the past enter into the picture, but are pushed out bv the pressing demands of the present and the future and are forgotten. We hope, then, that we have given you a roadway back to Textile and to your college days, and that you will use it to return often. [ 17 ]

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