Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades - Mechanic Yearbook (Media, PA)

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.1 Zllin the Members of the Qlllass uf 1917 The Alumni Association wishes to express its deep appreciation to your class for dedicating your Mechanic to the Alumni. It is a great privilege to all con- nected with our Alumni to meet our fellow graduates who love the trades taught them at Williamson and who faithfully execute the duties committed to their care. The privilege of being a graduate of the Williamson Trade School is a thing for which we are to be deeply grateful, and I hope every member of the graduating class of 1917 will join us in making the Alumni Association a wonderful success. I hope that I may have the privilege as president of the Association to grasp your hands as a fellow Alumnus, and trust you will do justice to your Alma Mater. ERNEST R. Rossa, President of the Alumni Association. 4

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5 Eehieatiun Ulu that lining Monument uf i Zisaiab 'Wansant Uliliilliamsnn - The Qlurnni we the dass uf nineteen bunhreh sehenteen e hehieate this hunk .

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ibrefate HE Class of 1917 through THE NIECHANIC has endeavored to give its readers an idea of the way in which our industrial and social life is spent at Williamson. XV e hope that in years to come it will be a source of enjoyment to those who turn its leaves and recall familiar faces and incidents that make all students' school days dear to them, VV e appreciate the honor of being a member of the Alumni of the foremost trade school of the world, a school made possible by the foresight of Isaiah Van- sant Vtfilliamson, our noble benefactor, and lifted to its present high state of efficiency by the untiring efforts of the faculty with the co-operation of the student body. THE EDITOR.