Lowell Technological Institute - Pickout Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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3n ftlemoriam GEORGE MORO 1945—1964 Class of ' 67 17

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DEDICATION The Executive Staff of the 1967 Pickout proudly dedicates this yearbook to: Joseph Valentine Kopycinski— Librarian— B.S. 1948, M.S. 1950 from L.T.I.— M.S. Library Science 1960 from Simmons College — L.T.I. Student Instructor 1946 to 1950 and Evening Division Instructor 1948 to 1950 — European Theatre World War II and U.S. Army Infantry — Author of the book Textile Industry — Information Services Management Information Guide, Gale Research Company — also contributor American Fabrics — Faculty Adviser Varsity Club, Audio-Visual Society, Ten-Pin Bowling Leagues Tournaments, and the Bridge Club — Member of American Library Association, Special Libraries Association, Mass. Male Librarians Club, and Vice-Chairman and Program Chairman of the Engineering School Libraries Division, American Society for Engineering Education, New York Posse of The Westerners, Lowell Historical Association — Hobbies include traveling, golfing, bowling, bridge, collecting Western Americana, and giving all his time and energy to all Lowell Tech students. 16

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From its inception the objective of Lowell Technological Institute has been to provide for each of its students as high a degree of competence in his chosen branch of learning as is possible without sacrificing the general education which is basic to his collegiate program. As graduating members of the distinguished Class of 1967, you have received the full benefits of that purpose. Now your names will be added to those who have gone before you from this campus into the difficult and challenging mainstream of life. The excellent records of past graduates of LTI who have entered various indus- trial fields, guarantee that the members of your class will be heartily welcomed by the business world. We in the Faculty and Administration at Lowell Tech are confident you will acquit yourselves well in whatever field of endeavor you may select. The years of education at LTI have been hard, and many of your classmates faltered. The fact that you have had the intellectual and moral tenacity to overcome all obstacles bodes well for your future. The hours — which you have devoted to study, to attending classes, and to the laboratory application of textbook theory to practice — have aided in developing a strength of character which will serve you well. Soon you will be part of an Alumni organization which knows well that Lowell Tech has offered them rich opportunities both in its curricular and extracurricular activities. Certain that all of you will wisely capitalize upon the opportunities for personal and professional development made possible through your LTI education, my closing words to you at your time of graduation consist of a most sincere message of congratulations and best wishes. W T cCfeH 18