Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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JOHN PURDUE Founder of Purdue University i: Page Seven

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- 1[) E isr i s ;: Assistants to the Staff THE 1921 Debris is not the result of the Staff ' s efforts alone, for the members of the Staff have been ably assisted at all tim es, from the very beginning, in the work of compiling this, the Volume XXXIII of the Debris. We wish to extend thanks to the various con- tributors; the members of the Faculty who wrote the stories about the different schools and the interesting facts concerning Purdue; students who aided with articles about the organizations; Seniors who assisted the Business Manager; those who helped with the art work, and all others who gave us their assistance. The publication of an annual of this type calls for work with which the members of the Staff are not always entirely famliar. Such has been the case, to quite an extent, with the Staff which published this Debris. However, with the Stafford Engraving Company and The Art Press every ready to lend their assistance, we have met no insurmount- able difficulties. We shall never be able to say too much in the way of praise for these two companies. Their advice and material aid have been invaluable. ART CONTRIBUTORS Ola Teal v. B. Brown v. G. Moser J. M. Trotter F. D. Walsmith H, H, Henley D. Doggett L. E. Gunder JOKE CONTRIBUTORS E. C. Schroyer R. P. O ' Bannon C. T. Drumpelmann D. M. Patrick L. G. Gordner C. G. Cushman D. A. Leach J. E. Mavity H. W. Matthews Although J. L. Goldthwaite was not a regularly elected member of the 192 1 Debris Staff, he worked with unstinting effort to make the photographic portion of this Debris a success. Practically all of the action pictures shown on the following pages are those which he photographed. The halftones of the fraternity pins, sorority pins and the trick pictures were made from his photographs, all of them calling for accurate and painstaking work. Page Nine