Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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which has jieriiiittt-il the school to grow under his personal flirection from an enrollment of i;?() in 1!)17 to (i4.5 dui-ing the cnrri-nt year. During this time the facnlty lias increased in number from five to twenty-five fnll-time members, in atidition to the ])art-time members and assistants. Thousands of dollars worth of e((uipment lia e been added to the laboratories and a permanent, substantial and lasting organization to conduct the work of the school has lieen formed. The •school has come to l)e a recognized factor in the community and now receives the hearty sup])ort and co-operation of other institutions of learning and of industries. Dean Ell is a member of the following clubs and organizations: Member of the Boston Society of Civil Engineers; American Chemical Society; Society for Promotion of Engineering Education; National Education Association; New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools; American Society of Civil Engineers; American Society of Mechanical P ngineers; Massachusetts Schoolmasters Club; Prospect Lodge A. F. A. M.; Park Street Men ' s Club, American Institute of Electrical Engineers.

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KaUt of Contents; PAOE Faculty Office Force Cooperating Firms Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen . Alumni The ( ollege Year Fraternities Organizations Athletics . Wearers of N Yells of Northeastern Musical Dances Stags Lest We Forget Bouillon Advertisements 15 29 30 39 63 71 81 9.5 105 113 131 143 157 158 159 165 169 173 181 191