Lowell Technological Institute - Pickout Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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in retrospect And the years rolled by

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in retrospect Another year has come and gone, and another Senior class has been graduated from Lowell Technological Insti- tute. For the under-graduates, June of 1954 represents just another milestone along the never-ending road of education, but for the graduate, the month of June represents something much more. It is the realization of a long existent dream; the fitting climax to four long years of work and expectations. Therefore, it is not so much with a feeling of sorrow that we take leave of these hallowed halls, but rather with a sense of pride and satisfaction both for ourselves and our College. During this short segment of our lifetime that was spent in quest of knowledge, we have acquired a certain versatility, not only in the technical field of education, but also in the secular field. We have learned about ourselves. We have been given a clear and conscious view of our opin- ions and judgements, a truth in developing them, a certain eloquence in expressing them, and a strength in presenting them. Through the many contacts and friendships cultivated during our four years at College, we have been taught how to accommodate ourselves to others, how to understand their problems and opinions, and how to make others aware of our own feelings. Truly, this is one of the greatest, if not the greatest accomplishments of our days at Lowell Tech. Education does not stop at graduation, for every day of our existence we find ourselves in the classroom of life. And from every new situation in which we find ourselves, there is a lesson to be learned. In our four years at Lowell Tech, we have become ac- customed to periodic examinations to measure our progress. When we step into the world of business administration, management, engineering, or whatever phase we are to fol- the musicians ' union as for women . jpwwswww 19 I didn ' t mean it, Professor . . .