Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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William Allured, B.F.A. ae ¢ We er Anthony Barsanti, B.F.A. James Chapin, B.F.A. George Dresing, B.F.A. What importunes the haggard looks upon your faces? The glassy stares and weary stance? What else but Judgment Day, here again ——but soon to be no more. But more than this frantic rush to beat the day of recollection, Industrial Design is a point of view. It is a desire to be a warm and vital influence to society, and as an individual, to provide a more beautiful world in which to live. The creative response within the imagination and the means to carry out this response ——the verve of the conte sketch, experiments in pure form, the hiss of the airbrush, the hum of machinery. The artist is directing the machine age, the Industrial Designer is coming into his own. Teaching this way of life is the unified team directing the department in its growth. In these few years, under their tutelage, we have under- gone a metamorphosis that has instilled in us ambitions and has given us the wherewithal to make them realities. The realization of our motives lies in applying ourselves, and the spirit of the department will be reflected in the success of the graduating class. Paul Deesen, B.F.A. Robert Donald, B.F.A. wait Harry Farmlett, B.F.A. Kenneth Genest, B.F.A.

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A Marcus Santiago, B.F.A. James Nicholson Daniel Piel Ronald Wing M. Louise Sheppard Manuel Vega, B. AS Blanche Piper John Rambula - oo + {vo Cynthia Szekeres Senior Award Who’s Who Frank Wagner, B.F.A.

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John Hayashi, B.F.A. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN Bernard Katzanek, B.F.A. s Sf a f ¥ Robert Levy, B.F.A. Dominick Loscalzo, B.F.A. Robert Marona, B.F.A. N Walter Mitchko, B.F.A. Richard Olson, B.F.A. Robert Ostrander, B.F.A.