Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Technique Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Page 16 text:

p-ayvhitsfvy-ccvvi------ W- ! ,, .. .. .. - Y .-. 2 - ' 'U' --I . . ' - - 1 -' ,, , V g ,, . 5 --N--af---N -V Y---'-A-'--N --H 'V'-' w-3:3355-3wf 'g3g,f I! T-If-'rfiwrlwl .. - ol.- ! '!GClI1L.gll!IH':'I,l . . ' ! A-. . . . ' . ' f , it lf,,.- .. .f- . Across the great court on a soft spring day suggestion of the Director of the Office of Production Management in Washingtoil, D. C. As a part of the general war effort is an effort to live a normal life, and, contrary to the popular belief, Tech- nology men are quite normal and do their share of re- laxing, rough-housing and socialiting. Most of the fellows have come to the realization that leaders, whether they be presidents of corporations or chief research men in a small laboratory, must be well-round- ed and must understand people from a practical point of view. Wellesley College is still the main source of dates for Tech men. Lots of the fellows find their hearts else- where, this makes it necessary for them to import the feminine half of their couple from schools outside of the Boston area. Either source is quite satisfactory, as is evidenced by the charming groups of young ladies al- ways present at the various functions of the year. Both the Dorms and the fraternities sponsored dances of real worth-from strictly formal proms to the most in- formal of barn dances. The Sophomore Prom opened the big name season with the presentation by Gene Krupa, his drums and Davis, Lindsay, and Collins enjoy a between-classes coke in the Coop , ' .' -J w yu- - v9 1!' . U ivfv1IR:: ' .V --.- . --,,.., . Y . 1' y'V'r ':'? !i! S-1-Jixffeaxn-:':'--if 'f- -'Y-4515'sJ-'z f.'a:1-f:,'r.+ -'-....tw-:am,u.q:5a.7ms:au::1.-,-.: .,.m.,w1-f-a-,-f.,.-M,..v-.--,f,.,n., -H ' ' ' - ' -f f -' - - '''lf'- YW 2 r r'rf,'--1'if-1---' -D-H.-f---+:f12'1?-ffb'.:'-ei :+rv3'e':fvvf'wfv-eL ' 'f' If '.'fP3t:f?fn,,-1:5 1- ,ix-gk M N-TTi 'X,,iS s. 4 xt.. . , f' Ther C ' i , V ' s some an fm lwh In ' 51 S . . Q I . uml.n nth 1:3231 But niori- than t ,Lg I, - an tl .i Inns 'H Ill us .mtl umu- N Q ..,, ll'

Page 15 text:

D 3.

Page 17 text:

CtlO11 llYC Q1 Fech- Jf rc- f the .dcrs, Chief :und- nr of 3 for else- t the lfthe as is is al- Both 'real c in- son and iquugnnmxwy ,. X ,,, U Mmmguq There are few Tech nlen who do nol recognize the above scene-a Sunday afternoon walk at YVcllesley in early spring. Bul more than lhal, Nvellesley means bicycling in the fall, skating in the winter, canoeing in the spring. . . all this and niore tell the story of YVellesley's parl in Tech Todayw.