Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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all rit TABLE OF CONTENTS FRONTISPIECE - D. MORTELLITO.....--:-seeserereceees 2 TITLE PAGE - E. A. GINSBERG......--eeeeeeeerecereeces 3 DEDICATION - CHARLES PRATT ......-+++++seeeceeeees : 4 FOUNDERGS RIDING irs a cleicince sie aleve: olwiate oie aVaveini era) oie ciara aca ersiel leis 5-6 BOARD OF TRUSTEES... ....-cccsccccc essere cerscresens 7 PRATTONIA BOARD S. © A..... sce e cece e teeter eset e te: 8-11 “THE SUREST WAY” - THOMAS D'ADDAIM.........+-: 12 SAYINGS. AND MAXIMS OF CHARLES PRATT......--.-++ 13 Bei BRON MES PIE GE he sass clo tecciele otovelnrsyeve snecexesereienenclie.eie7¢02 16-17 CUS i Dea ev WC ACI UI DY Connie Ged ao atom eat DEN SOO ORION 18-21 Tee Wie eae 2 tee erats rosie vets etovaiefslnverasalerepal-nenekotsevelaisnensnorsieynjarexenn insti 23-44 enti lS TRESS ERS ARG. to BAIR E ESE CD DOOD COCO OnID.OO DSTO o 45-48 TESDIVAGR ES AN SIN ere sarch oct outst aseialis ete nienehs sale alena)azeiarejsnstaienees ope s)nin 49 Temes eee 2 Otol erteeiicre oyeietelars iajmin!sooyersyatertlenelats «rsotepeloreinsens ododormes 51-71 Teo a ahreaey srarshen rake tateheleselestingats iotevoteraiesmtarsaessiei2y0 e e Weep eka ne 73-76 TRUS eh JAGSIN Gee Ce RWGHero cago cone SaODo GcCUiCn UCD LODO SDOoGd Thi Te Tear Grate thai ayela sinvettvels anni inleerelerecetesazoreterssojemanier sseleierepners 79-90 Tet GiTeibs, 2:7eceisa lel aieisreceleverecsiateseyeteisrs: bhenedn! neveunie lonenbie) ace Prngontene 91-93 WOHLER CHEMICAL ASSN. ....---..eeee sees eee en erences OA F. A. A. FRONTISPIECE.......-00eeeeeee seers Howes « 98-99 FB. A. 6 A. FACULTY NAMES. 2.0... teed eee e ee cer enone 100-103 YARYOSE LUIS She pdtomiocna pita aoiotn Sno oO TOnOC OOo CONG 105-109 DRAWING - MAX HERMAN .....----seeeseree reese eters 110 RG Teal 127, nate acne rats orabs eyanerone cere laneratsiateisis)siajalerels, svavsis!s axeelexaceas 111-120 FIANCE A Gs Aa nn Gee OOO GuCold oO ao ony CUIGsIn oa OGo 121-123 STILL LIFE - ANA S. FISHER, A.N.A...... ses eee e eee eens 124 GENERAL ART '26........- 3 eo SUE ue op Roe NOD rongg 125-136 LINOLEUM PRINT - ERNEST W. WATSON......-.-.++-: 138 GENE RATS AR oes 27 craic ciossle ails eueielelieinletare aye ielniele in ieieiaiere s eye0 139-141 PAINTING - FREDERICH V. BAKER......+--se+eseeeeeees 142 GENERAI “ART 2 6iiieci ies aemieres wnsie ole sie ere nisin scien o sivleiere 143-145 SPAURAISS IVES Nastia ic aiavoos tency note ie oneteisiaic-cisiess eraro p)« efeeiajensiersnase ele arose 146-147 TO DTPA CIBIDIROE Rae Ue eure aU Bee ROG naa Do oounGu Aortic. 148 PORTRAIT - IDA HASKEL.....-.-.. ese eee eee seer rc eeees 149 IN@ORIMIAIE SAR 2G creole ayers o s s.c oslsiove o nis e[elsie ie nie.n sj eie s)0)0! 0 0)ayaie-e 151-162 IN@RIMMIAE ARG: ©2207 cretas beareetet since ole oisy elm 12] nie levee! el ofolsisiies ese) sie, «hein 163-165 PORTRAIT - PAUL MOSCOWITZ.........:. cs cere eeeeeeees 166 NORMALE ART '284..0 20. occ eee aisitie ecco ites aueie sieve wae 167-169 PAINTING - LEWIS P. SKIDMORE..........sseeeeeeeeeeees 170 (GOS IMOM WE TIED Aor Asnocote cua Cow aor o DO NnaTUboCo Ob otic 171-177 LANDSCAPE - MISS COTHER........-seeeeeeeeeeeees neon 178 14

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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY In the field of higher education, the essential feature differentiating the School of Science and Technology from the engineering college is econ- omy of the student’s time and money, which we make a vital and determining consideration. We employ two-year, intensive, strictly technical courses of utmost efficiency to serve those unable or unwilling to devote the great amount of time and money required for a college course. “Thus we bring our educational service within the reach of many who otherwise would have no alternative but to carry throughout their working lives the serious handicap which lack of education imposes upon those who follow callings in which a thor- ough training in industrial technology is a neces- sary qualification. This consideration was clearly dominant in the purpose of the Founder of Pratt Institute, who believed that it could not be met through the conventional college plan, but de- manded a special type of course. + PARRA eS