Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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EDMAINDS SS SMUT oye ctacrctecenteesescre sae cesone ce seincoRetesease seni ates Pret Director SUPERVISORS AND INSTRUCTORS COOK, ARTHUR L.....Course Supervisor, Industrial Electrical Engineering DALE, R. BURDETTE Course Supervisor, Industrial Mechanical Engineering ROGERS, ALLEN........ Course Supervisor, Industrial Chemical Engineering BEAN eee @ Ie Ds rae ages cman ses- cere anesecsere- vances Instructor in Pattern Making SJE NES] KGa IY ESR 5 ee ae ener eer peer eer ee SE Instructor in Machine Shop IB EVANS oC IANIER IAN te eiessetesadtsecenstata-seescecce mene ee -eee ...... Instructor in Chemistry BUR IEE © GUN Westen cosesccceenen cgaeeee Head of Department of Machine Work CAMERON HU GEE Sian cavemen Instructor in Mechanical Technology GARRY CLIRRORDY Grieg c-s.cccsteenet crete Instructor in Electrical Technology COWLES, WILLIAM H. H.......... Head of Dept. of Mathematics and English DEX@N ATO DE Gites ctiiesc cles tivacvecscrrtvacts Instructor in Chemical Technology DORIC AICP RED Wie stecs02-- Instructor in Physical Elements of Engineering [ 26 ]

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ESE SND RAE I DEA PB SSE BE TS IO RW EP ESSE TIS Te WS SAAS SRS ESTE THE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY RS RE TES SIS RTE ATR EB I I SED RT STENT PS BIS ATS STE SIRES OEE SR SE OS E.R SLL SBI TG ST ee REC Recent years have witnessed many improvements in the School of Science and Technology, the better to meet current changes in general conditions and to carry Pratt Institute’s traditions serviceably forward into the era that lies before us. Applying to last fall’s day school entrants, we have lengthened our engineering courses by the addition of a third year with proportionate amplification of subject content, as demanded by the modern development of industry, technology and science, and by the national trend toward a more liberal edu- cation. Our continuing purpose here is to make available a thorough, higher technical education in the shortest time con- sistently possible, providing for the more serious student whose need is for an altogether adequate training and to whom economy of time and money is an important consideration. These newly adopted three-year courses retain the general character and proven efficacy of their long existent two-year predecessors, whose several thousand living alumni are achieving notably successful careers, aided by the training and inspiration they received at Pratt Institute. To the more than two hundred worthy members of the graduation class of 1934, we now turn in confident expectation of accomplish- ments that will sustain and add to the proud record of the School and its graduates of past years. SAMUEL S. EDMANDS, Director. [25]

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sCHOOL;: OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY EGILSRUD, F. S....... ............. Head of Department of Mechanical Laboratory HARGEST, WIEETAM Jbivccccssccctecnnssecvevens Instructor in Mechanical Technology HERTZLER SE NU BR Ae ac tisctcerccclassstintniesesscut snctokosanaete Instructor in Mathematics HOSTETTER, HARRY C mesa saa eee tas udseaveevehseaivent in eV Se Instructor in Mathematics 1S RUINS BU Ps) 02d WT SESS ee UR Instructor in Mechanical Technology ISENBERG, DAVID A........ Head of Dept. of Physical Elements and Engrg. JONES? CHARLES. Bivcecsccisns Instructor in Forging and Heat Treatment KNOWLES RICH An DEC ete ay Instructor in Mechanical Technology LAMBE, EMERSON P.......... Instructor in Physical Elements of Engineering MACKENZIE, NORTON W220. Instructor in’ Mechanical Technology MUNIN EEE CARL Eo play osccseta,steestlacer. Instructor in Chemical Technology MAZE CG OUEMIAING Mnensecstern can Lecturer in Industrial Administration IWAWEIETEN SY TBUANSIS NC 12) pense tcenterce bereeaten bette Instructor in Electrical Technology NESBITT) RIGHARDIE eet ee Instructor in Foundry Practice QUIERRKENNEDH Eye, aaneieieser ae Instructor in Mechanical Technology [ 27] Aree: