Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Jforetoorb We, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Seven have run our race; the time has come for us to depart. To the students, faculty, and friends of Northeastern we leave this book and if at any time it brings back one happy memory, one pleasant thought, then its purpose will have been fulfilled. It has been the hearty co-operation of a considerable number of persons which has made possible the publication of this book. The Cauldron Board is especially indebted to Pro- fessor Stanley G. Estes for his untiring work and who by his personality has helped us through many a discouraging period in its publication. We appreciate the work of Miss Cooper and Miss Murray in the many times that they have helped us. To the following students not members of the staff, the Cauldron Board extends its heartiest thanks for their drawings and art work: Leon S. Prior, ' 27; Arthur L. Eld- ridge, ' 27; Allison L. Killam, ' 28; Harry L. Kempanen, ' 28; Harry W. Bunting, ' 29 ; and John N. Crossman, ' 30. The Cauldron Board is especially grateful to the follow- ing graduates who have willingly contributed drawings to the 1927 Cauldron: Earle C. Allen, ' 22; Dana H. Barber, ' 24; and E. Allen Anderson, ' 24. 5 I 2.