Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Miss G. C. Duntz Mr. N. W. McKenzie Mr. S. H. Miliard Mr. W. W. Shirley

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FOREWORD .... Every teacher or instruc- tor in every school or college at some time makes a statement which has been verified time and time again, and which is far from being out of place here: “You'll get out of this course only what you put into it.” To those whose life at Pratt consisted solely of schoolwork and mumbled acknowledgments of class- mates’ greetings, Prattonia is worth little more than the paper and ink of which it is made. For those whose myriad pleasant memories and sincere friend- ships are the result of something more than a mere existence at Pratt is the 1938 Prattonia intended.

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PRATTONIA BOARD ... Editor-in-chief, Robert F. Nadeau; Business Manager, Eric B. T. Kindquist; Art Editors, Theodore C. Ewen, Howard Mandel; Photo Editor, Howard Munce; Literary Editor, Margaret Lewis; Social Editor, Emily Moeller; Associate Editors, Ann Arctander, Raul Delgado, Frances Gittler; Production Managers, Lee Maher, Henry Hansen; Ass’t Business Manager, Charles Fennel; Ass’t Art Editors, Alfred Gabriele, Sol Benenson; Ass’t Literary Editors, James Wright, George Beischer; Ass’t Photo Editors, Harry Cotant, Clayton Sherry, Marie Richardson; Athletics, Walter Bullock, Lorraine Beinert. (Admittedly, too many cooks spoil the broth, but a potion of many and varied ingredients such as the 1938 Prattonia is the work of many hands. The Prattonia Board wishes to thank the helping hands which have made Prattonia a reality. THANKS ... to the Faculty Advisers, Mr. Petersen, Miss Duntz, Mr. MacKenzie, Mr. Millard and Mr. Shirley, whose experiences with past Prattonias have lighted our way and lightened our burden . . . to the talented contributors of the art work, Len Karsakovy, Bert Lester, M’Lou Sisson, Mal Thompson, Jim Lewicki, Elsa Kula, Walt Menchuk, Mary Morrell... to the too numerous to mention contributors to the literary depart- ment . . . to Dolly Loventhal whose nimble fingers typed out many a page of copy . . . to the class representatives for their fine sales work . . . to Miss Stjernlof, Miss Smack and Miss Foulk through whom contacts were made with the various schools . . . to the representatives of the business organizations which are responsible for the pub- lication of Prattonia: Mr. Grupelli of Scientific Engraving Co., Mr. Gershaw of Arthur Studios, and Mr. Andrew Fisher of The Country Life Press.