Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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ADVERTISING DESIGN hroughout our three years at Pratt, we have omewnatT vague allusion been hearing continual it to a place called the field. As graduation proaches, this field looms more nently betore us. Instructors are brought trom i O oug mM Prepare a ane Now We T Jt whe his plac alled the field? | asture where we wi K € SL n r acnievement n we be liter mT WwW n WOIV } J € Oo IGE or o elve f als | metim fe the advertising game. So we are sure it is the place for us. For IVE + wi our life's work, our destiny. We know we are we prepared. Weve had superlative training. We've worke ha It wa y th ICGU € e@ K WIECQCE wn W Vv na m We ade n W eng € W é fee 514 ellow i] e HT pA (ei pag Ta a pee iat

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INTERIOR DESIGN lr would be hard to convince us, the Class of Interior, '48, that any other group at Pratt has accomplished more during its three year sojourn, was half as congenial, or had half as much fun. Despite the many hours of hard work, occasional disappointments and disillusionments, our spirits refused to be dampened. A unique thing about our class was the apparent lack of professional jealousy. Though a keen competitive spirit was constantly prevalent, there was always a willingness to cope with the other fellow's problems too. Sometimes referred to as the guinea pigs, we reaped the harvest of Mr. Wittmann's vision. The now famous model, the Pratt-Bam- berger coop, the slide library—to mention a few of the successes all came into being before our eyes. It was a thrill for all of us to hear the announcement of the completion and exhibition of the model and the grand opening of the Pratt-Bamberger workshop at Bams'’ in Newark. (Remember those mad trips on the chartered bus and Hudson tubes to Miss Morgan's class?) Ours were fascinating, wonderful working years. We know we will not soon forget them or the instructors to whom we are so deeply indebted for making them unforgetable: Mr. Wittmann, his guiding strength and patience; Mr. Hula, his gentle chiding and fabulou lectures; Mr. Lowenstein's unprecedented patience and skill; Mr. Wigle's perseverence; Miss Jouberts’ quandary; and Mrs. Chamou loud's complete psychological reversal in handling our class. a Suzanne Criswell G'oria Gard Anna Davis Marian Ho n Ann Cermak George Kiger Helen Walterskirchen

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Charles Adorney Raymond Aron Richard Brandt Richard Coles Sue Deland Stanley Ettinger Stanley Goldstein Winifred Ahlstrom Daniel Atkinson Michael Bychkowski George Connel! Dominick Del Guidice Douglas Fais E'izabeth Goss Glen Anderson Frances Bagge Anthony Capone William Connell Thomas Destasio Peqgy Finck Lois Mae Goss Thompson Armstrong Elvira Dedia Francis Cascone Peter Cranwell Robert Edwards John Good