Stevens Institute of Technology - Link Yearbook (Hoboken, NJ)

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FE OF T !X7,L-...... ,.--,, 'jS?,., L X 7 'Umfaf' Alumni Association of Stevens Institute of Technology 1 OFFICERS HENRY T. GERDES, '02 . . . . . . . President ROGER C. ALDRICH, '99 . . F im Vice-President WILLIAM T. BOUCHER, '96 Second Vice-Prexident Louis A. MARTIN, JR., '00 . . Treaxurer GUSTAVE G. FREYOANO, '09 . . Secretary DIRECTORS 1925-1927 1926-1928 HERBERT T. SCOTT, '18 STEWART J. BELL, '11 AUGUSTUS W. VENNEMA, '09 KENNETH K. LYDECRER, '05 ARNETTE R. LAWRENCE, '11 PETER J. NESTLER, '10 CLARK Y. MCGOWN, '16 THOMAS W. KIRKMAN, '08 REPRESENTATIVES ON THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES JAMES E. SAGUE, '83 JOHN H. PEPER, '09 RICHARD A. WOLFF, '14 TRUSTEES OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION RICHARD A. WOLFF, '14 HERBERT W. SCOTT, '18 JOHN H. PEPER, '09 ROGER C. ALDRICH, '99 , GUSTAVE G. FREYGANG, '09 V 1 . ,,ITfsaA.1Q-- T53 lk V I - Thirty ,LJ HA H1

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l I k Alumni Day Saturday, June 10, 1926 FTER a week of dismal skies, cold, damp, and generally unfair weather, the Eighteenth Annual Alumni Day dawned beautifully on Saturday, June 10, . 1926. Busied with a program ofevents that began at earlynoon and extended into the late evening, the Sons of Stevens and their friends lived another one of those memorable days-days on which the ties of old college friendships are renewed and strengthened once again. Twelve o'clock noon, found the Alumni and their guests gathered at the Lacka- wanna Dining Room, partaking of a delicious luncheon and providing themselves with sustenance for the strenuous day that was to follow. After luncheon the crowd repaired to the College Auditorium where the Annual Meeting of the Alumni Asso- ciation was held at 1 P. M. The graduating class was elected to membership in the organization and officers were elected for the new year. The President-elect was Mr. H. T. Gerdes, '02, succeeding Mr. Richard A. Wolff, '14. The usual business having been disposed of, the classes prepared themselves for the Big Parade. The halls of the old class rooms resounded with such remarks as Hey, Bob, where's our dressing rooms?,' and Who's got the hats and sashes? and N. 'Where in --- is that Hag P Soon the strains of martial music were heard over the hilltop, and then with Cap Hart, the Grand Marshal, in the lead the procession approached through the 1 will FV' . - A a--- -,X 71111137-0716 WSW X ir, ,, ll .X N.: 1 .Ngkl