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

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Gfeefiuee To every friend into whose hands may chance to fall this eighteenth volume of Poly's Annual, we extend hearty greetings. We have striven, by example, to point the way toward a larger, better, and more original Polpwog. Just appreciation we will deem abundant recompense for our earnest endeavors. The Edilors. Page Four

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Page Five HE success of this book is not due to the work of the Staff alone, but to the help ol many loyal l3olyites. To every man who has assisted us by subscribing and getting subscriptions, by procuring and arranging for publication material, or by soliciting advertisements, we wish to express our most sincere thanks. But more especially must we thank Doctor Tucker and Professor Berry for interesting talks at Board meetings, for valuable suggestions, for helpful opinions, and for their moral support, Messrs. Phelan and Hayward, who have been of great aid to the Art Department, and Mister Kaplan, whose activity in the advertising work is responsible in no small degree for our ability to present to you this, the largest issue of the Polywog ever published. The Editors.