Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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feo di ett ete deed == - =i Sian sensation lo aSnenon see on onenoneno roo Gditorial At the end of this stage of life’s journey, we pause to ascertain, if we can, what the future holds in store. We see before us the great and busy world with here and there prominent professional men, some of whom are now members of our several classes. If, in the years to come, as the pages of this book are turned, their hearts grow lighter and reminiscences are awakened, our chief object will have been accomplished. We have tried to make this book an interesting, lasting record of our enjoyable years at the Institute. Of the measure of our success in the accomplishment of this aim the reader is the judge. If our efforts are received with the true ‘Pratt Spirit’? which we have tried to work into every line, we do not fear for the results. The work has been more of a task than we anticipated, but it has been full of interest and pleasure. Our entire labor has been one of love and loyalty to the other members of the Institute, and if by any chance a reader is disturbed because of things herein recorded, we trust that the good fellowship spirit will restore his equanimity. Our efforts are here materialized. The book is yours. ded spp esther help =l ved = eg ep ete SSI ASAI et hel eet SSR SST Seen oan onen sian nan etn a Henan

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te JOHN WILFRED BURLEY Supervisor of Machine Construction ALLEN ROGERS Instructor in Industrial Chemistry Eid eT TT a Tr School of Science and Technology Graduate of Mechanics Art High School of Springfield, Mass., 1900. Apprenticeship in American Tool Company, F. E. Reed Company, Worcester, Mass., 1904. Business, manufacturing constructural punches and dies, model and repair work, 1907. Instructor in Technical High School, Springfield, Mass., 1904- 08. Instructor in machine and forge work, University of Kan- sas, 1909. Assistant engineer of machine tool installation at the Remington Arms Company, Birdgeport, Conn., 1915. Instructor in machine work, summer session, Teachers’ College, Columbia University, 1912-1914. Assistant Instructor machine work 1908. Instructor and head of machine department Pratt Insti- tute since 1914, School of Science and Technology Graduate University of Maine, 1897. Instructor in Chemistry University of Maine, 1897-1900. Senior fellow and Lecturer Analytical and Physical Chemistry, University of Pennsylvania, 1902-3. Instructor in Organic Chemistry, University of Penn- sylvania, 1903-4. Research Chemist, Oakes Mfg. Company, 1904-5. In charge of Industrial Chemistry, Pratt Institute since 1905. Consulting Chemist to a number of concerns. Autho: of several books on Industrial Chemistry. Member of six Chemical Societies. During World War, Major in Chemical Warfare Service in charge of Industrial Relations Branch. PRetaan ananassae SAS aT Nano anotanoaonnonanaranala

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BOARD OF EDITORS Top Row—Litchtenberg, Thornton, Short, Pope, Keenan, Hoyt, Bancroft, Bryon, and Shultz. Second Row—Vibberts, Daugherty, DeLand, Huda, Lamenzo, Carbonara, Saylor, Higbee, and Roth. Third Row—Folterman, Riley, Murphy, Levy, Weible, Adams, Balthazar, and Lockhart. Front Row—Malone, Moore, Ayres, Hurtuk, Knudsen, Macaulay, and Bullock. Fourteen