New York University - Violet Yearbook (New York, NY)

 - Class of 1962

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Page 31 text:

HAROLD E. HAMMOND Asfociezle Deezrz University College of Arts and Science ROBERT C. GELDMACHER Affociale Dean College of Engineering HAROLD K. WORK Asfociale Dean Director of the Research Divifion College of Engineering 28

Page 30 text:

NEWS' H'OI1K I,'NIX'IiRSITH' c'o1.1.1cG1-3 01-' 15Nc,a1N1f:14:1eING l'YI r1c11'x 11111111 Xl Y XORK Gentlemen of the Class of 1962: You have completed four or more years of study in the College of Engineering, and you are now entitled to a degree from your Alma Mater. I hope that your years at University Heights have been fruitful and rewarding and that you have attained a feeling of loyalty and friendship toward your class- mates and the faculty of the College. It is almost axiomatic that the things for which one must work hardest are the most valued. I am sure that you will agree with me that you have had to work very hard to achieve the distinction of becoming a graduate engineer. Yet this very rigor was most essential in ensuring that you would be worthy of the responsibility of becoming one of the next generation of engineers which is dedicated to serving the needs of society. Of all the individuals who will have a significant impact on our society in the coming decades, the engineer is sure to be at or near the top of the list. We feel that you are qualified to meet these chal- lenges and wish you success. I hope that your future will bring you many satisfactions, and that you will remember your Alma Mater and come back as loyal alumni to share with us your many experiences. Those who have pre ceded you have contributed greatly to our College and to the University, both materially and spiritually, and we hope that you will continue this tradition. Your accomplishments in the future will delight us, so let us hear from you often. Sincerely, John R. Ragazzini Dean 27



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