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

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jllilenhanin jflilenhaniz Staff ROY W. SCHWEIKER, Editor HAROLD GILL, LEON S. DUCKWORTH, ELMER I. EGGERT, Secretary FERGUSON F. BELL, Treasurer I-LARRY L. MACKEY, Adv. Manager HARRY F. HECKLEII 1 ' ' CHAS. J. SCHOLLENRERGER Ca,-,g00,l,i5gS DONALD I. LYTLE 5 ?Associate Editors jfiilemhzrs nf ibuhlicatiun Qllnmmittee ROY W. SCHYVEIKER, Clzairmcm ELMER J. EZGGERT, Secretary FERGUSON F. BI-:LL LEON S. DUCKWORTH HAROLD GILL WARREN F. GUSS E. PRINCE RENOUF HARLAN C. RIGGS WILLIAM M. SHORE CARL S. VERCOE Qllnmmittees Members nf Jfinanne Qfummittee ROY VV. SCHWEIKER, Chairman E. PRINCE RDNOUE, Secretary HARRY L. NIACKEY FERGUSON F. BELL ELMER J. EGGERT VVILLIAM M. SHORE FRED P. HALTPP Members nf Biography Cinmmittne ROY VV. SCHWEIKER, Clltlffllldll ELMER I. EGGERT, Secrelary HAROLD GILL FRED P. HABIPP JOHN F. IAMISON CHARLES L. ICEAGLE EDNVARD L. KLOTZ FRANK G. IYIAUGER E. PRINCE RRNOUR HENRY F. RISSLING ELMER J. SHANEMAN STANLEY L. SWARTS CARL S. VERCOE Members nf 951125 Qllummittse ROY W. SCHWEIKER, Chairnzcm WILLIAM M. SHORE, Secretary RAYMOND S. FORCE DONALD I. Ly'rLE I8

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FERGUSON F. BELL, HAROLD GILL, Roy VV. SCHWEIKER, ELMER I. EGGERT, LEON S. DUCKNVORTH, Treasurer Assnciate Editor Editor in Chief Secretary Asscciate Editor K 77, ,

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HE accompanying comparative wage earning diagram was pre- pared by the late James M. Dodge, chairman of the Board of Directors of the Link Belt Engineering Company. It graphically illustrates the great advantage the school-trained men have over shop-trained apprentices, par- ticularly the school-trained men of iVil- liarnson. This diagram was prepared without a knowledge of the management and was used by Mr, Dodge at the Com- mencement exercises in the Spring of 1903. Since then this same method of comparison has been made by many schools and colleges throughout the coun- try. ,In its preparation Williamson grad- uates were used in comparison with the shop-trained men and as usual played an important part in originating this desir- able scheme of comparative presentation. WTTVYTIIL nfs- THIS llflilg-ifkJlfA3L:f:cP 525000 I I 5., 'L,fim,m,,,.f,,. 24ooo I I I I X NI I IMI 23000 I I I I I I ..,., ax, ,::f:s:,,,.,: ' 22000 I I I I 225.55 ,.,,,,2fx't ai ooo I I I I I lm f,':,'-:::zi::i:'IzH ' zoooo I I I I I l9ooo I I I I ,IW I ggggg I . I I .M 'sooo I nl - gi.....yran.LnsA nfzulrrrnr ucuss. 'sooo I V -. ss nnamirnrrwvlurmu E ,4 p no mam Iw urnws . 14000 I 1 I' I ,, .,,,, I'ffZ.I..,, lzooo I I 'S I I ' ' ,I QI nf., Hooo I loooo I ' I I I Sooo I 3 I . I I I I I sooo If I I I I I I I I I I I I I sooo I -If 5000 ,I -'I I I I I TE mmm. 4ooo S gf' I I I DIF I 0000 I I I awww zooo ' I I I I I'4 'I ' :ooo -I-'5-M I I I I I I I6 I7 I8 I9 20 Zl 22 Z3 24 25 26 27 za 29 30 IGES I9