Lowell Technological Institute - Pickout Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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In the seventy-five years since its first home in down- town Lowell, Lowell Tech has undergone many changes. In 1902, the school was brought to its present location into the newly contructed Southwick building. Since then, the campus has never stopped growing. Contrasted with Tech of yesteryear, today ' s Tech seems a spawning ground for new construction. But physical growth alone does not mean progress. As the campus grows, so does the student body, and with this growth it logically follows that more and more demands are placed on the school; by faculty, by industry, but especially, by students. The role of meeting these demands falls into the hands of the administration. If progress is to be the goal of a school, than a working relationship must exist between students, faculty, and administration. The much acclaimed generation gap exists only so long as one group of people will not work with another group, hence it becomes more a lack of communication. In the dedication of this yearbook, it is the sincere hope that what has been learned in the past will not be forgot- ten in the present, that Tech ' s future holds in it progress as well as physical growth. It is to this ideal that the 1971 PICKOUT is dedicated. X jr J? k

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in memonam edward I. mccaffrey 1 929-1 970