Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn - Polywog Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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I 3, Hi. E .,.- I -1012 'EEEEEES2::?5E3EEE35gE5?3E ' t' ' ' ' ' ' A-A 555335: This year the class returned to work with redoubled , energy. Although a few of our number failed to join The Year' Wlth us again, others came in to fill up the ranks, leaving prac- A-:rv -v-'-v-i-v-'-'A W -YAW v vAvA'Av A W AiA' v A :W A v - W-:W A -'-iA g wA A v A: tically the Same number as before. The past history 55ITI2:i:l:1:i:l:::::i:z:l:::i1:1131:Z1215:2I2Iilllzliiizizliirziiizziiiiil of the class needs little recalling, save that we bear in mind the pleasant memories and past triumphs of the first two years. We had not long to wait for partaking of the dignity of the title, upper classmenf' Sophomore-Freshmen fights found us in full attendance and we indulged in the joy of sic-ing 'em on and comparing their battles with ours. Very soon after school was well under way an election of class officers was held and we started on our third year with a strong organization. A few weeks later the Polywog Board was elected and plans were at once drawn up for the production of a noteworthy annual. In this work, as well as in other responsibilities, which fall to a Junior Class, it should be noted our men were early on the job. It has been our aim to put forth a l'ug1v l'fm'llIy .Vine

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ASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND ELEVEN CHARLES MANNEL.-Civil Engineering. FRANK W. SAUNDERSON, qs Ii tp-CiviliEngineering. C. E. Society 1l5 125 135 145. Annual Committee 115 145. Class Vice-President 135 145. Manual Club 135 145. College Notes Iiditor, llolyaiag 135. Christmas Tree Com- mittee 145. The Cllilllflll 145. DARIO MELENDEZ, qi IC tp-Electrical Engineering. Class Baseball 125 135 145. Class Basketball 125 135. E. Society 135 145. The Council 145. ROBERT C. MELENEY, AX P-Civil Engineering. Varsity Track 125. Class Track 125 135. Class Basket- ball 125 135. Assistant Business Manager Tntlrr 125. Manager, Musical Club 125 135 145. Glce Club 115 125 135 145. Class Auditing Committee 135. Chairman, Stu- dent Government Committee 135. C. E. Society 135 145. President, The Council 135 145. ALVA L. PALMER, T ECS-Mechanical Engineering. Glce Club 115 125 135 145. P. S. S. A. S. M. E. 125 135 145. P. S. S. A. S. M. E. President 145. Dinner Commit- tee 115 125. Junior Prom. Committee 135. Class Treas- urer 135 145. Student Government Committee 135. Class Baseball 135 145. Manual Club 135 145. The Council 135 145. Business Manager, Polytechnic Engineer 145. CHARLES W. PEARSON, 1111-Chemical. Chemical Society 115 125 135 145. Class Baseball 115 125 135 145. Class Basketball 135 145. Class Track 135. ADAM PUCIATYCKI-Mechanical Engineering. P. S. S. A. S. M. E. 135 145. BURR H. RITTER, 11,2-Chemical. Captain, Chess Team 115. Class Baseball 115 125. junior Prom. Committee 135. Chemical Society 125 135. P. A. A. Treasurer 125. P. A. A. Vice-President 135. P. A. A. President 145. Assistant Manager Varsity Bas- ketball 125. Manager Varsity Basketball 135. Varsity Basketball 145. Relay Team 115 125 135 145. Captain Relay 135. Class Basketball 115 125. Class Basketball Captain 125. C. E. Society Secretary 125. C. B. Society President 145. Assistant Manager, Tutlrl' 135. Student' Government Committee 135. Vice-President, The Council 135 145. Annual Committee 145. CONRAD SCHRIMPE, JR., TECS-Chemical. Varsity Basketball 135. Class Basketball 1l5 125 135 145. Class Baseball 115 125 135 145. P. S. S. A. S. M. 125 135 145. Class Track 135 145. l5lauual Club 135 145. Chemical Society 115 125 135 145. Chemical Society President 145. ALEXANDER STARK, ZBT-Civil Engineering. C. E. Society 115 125 135 145. B. H. S. Club 135 145. SYDNEY STRAUSS--Chemical. Class Baseball 1l5 125 135 145. Class Basketball 115 125 135. Class Track 115 135. Varsity Track 145. Chemi- cal Society 115 125 135 145. Class Treasurer 125. Junior Prom. Committee 135. B. H. S. Club 135 145. B. ll. S. Club Vice-President 145. Class Picture Committee 145. HAZEN G. A. TYLER-Electrical Engineering. Glce Club 115 125 135. Thr Clrf 135. Class Baseball Manager 125. P. S. S. A. S. M. E. 125 135 145. P. S. S. A. S. M. E. Administrative and Publicity Committees 145. E. FI. Society 135 145. E. E. Society, Papers Committee 145. B. H. S. Club 135 145. Constitution Committee 145. Assistant Business Manager, Polywog 135. HERMAN R. SCHMADEKE, T ECS-Electrical Engineering. VICTOR WICHUM, A X P-Mechanical Engineering. Instrumental Club 135. E. E. Society 135 145. P. S. S. A. S. M. E. 135 145. P. D. A. 135 145. Page 'I evenly Eight

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book containing much new and original material, and with the loyal support of the other classes we feel we have done so. Now, in a union made the stronger by a keen and active interest in the several societies, clubs, and fraternities, as well as through a sincere endeavor to produce results, we are striving to make the class a reputation not soon to be forgotten. Unless the good financial record established among us be lost to view, may we call your attention to the large number of l9l2 men who were employed during the past summer as surveyors, cashiers, draughtsmen, clerks, and the like. But this is far from being the limit of our abilities. We have lecturers, athletes, writers, poets, and various and sundry artists among us. Seven of our men took part in the play this year, five of them acting as girls and two as male characters. As usual, they conducted themselves most creditably. Again, during the past year or two, the men who have helped make the Taller a success have come from the ranks of l9l2. It does not seem then too much to predict a brilliant future for the succeeding publication, the Poly- technic. In like manner we might continue to review our achievements in various lields. It is our aim to pull all together. As loyal sons of Poly, may our class yell spurn us on to the heights. we aspire. Niemand jemand jeclermann man! Einer keiner etwas nichtsl Ja! Ja! Jal l9I2! l9l2! l9l2! Page Thirty