Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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MR.E.H.PETERSEN CHAIRMAN 3 MR.N-W. MacK ENSZIE MISS G.C. DUNTZ MR. J.H.GORDON MR. EF. STEVENS 23

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F O R E Ww O R D eau INSTITUTE has changed with the passage of the years, her buildings, methods, and customs have altered to keep step with the trend of modern times, yet her traditions live and remain intact. For the purpose of preserving these traditions and record- ing the year 1932-33 in the annals of Pratt history this PRAT- tonia has been compiled. We have sought to create a monu- ment worthy of the Institute which it represents and to offer to the Class of 1933 a fitting chronicle of its achievements. 22

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