Worcester Polytechnic Institute - Peddler Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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TRUSTEES ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT HEADS PROFESSORS INSTRUCTORS SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN

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Sparkling in effervescent animation . . . dismally drab . . . monotonous sameness . . . warm friendliness . . . Personali¬ ties pass in review . . . First austere Administration ... ty¬ coon Trustee to soulful secretary . . . Professors . . . Assist¬ ants . . . key dangling . . . weighed down by degrees . . . Instructors . . . keen . . . ambitious . . . subtle pounds per horsepower hour . . . Seniors . . . jobless and jobbed . . . becapped and herobed . . . cruel world waiting . . . spring in hearts . . . Juniors . . . jubilant . . . newly honored . . . now big men . . . discarding dusty traditions . . . Sophomore . . . pseudo sophisticates . . . betwixt and ’tween . . . new pastures . . . feeling their oats . . . Freshmen . . . eager, ogling, disjointed, gangling . . . enthused to melting point . . . struss strength untested . . . just frosh. W.P.I. Person¬ alities Parade.

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IF. T. Cluverius, T. S. Roy, W. T. Montague, S. M. Stone, A. C. Higgins, F. C. Harrington, C. G. Stratton, M. S. June, J. A. Reman , J. J. Shea. C. Baker, F. H. Daniels, P. B. Morgan, L. A. Mag aw, H. F. Fritch, A. J. Gifford. Trustees The Board of Trustees is known as the Corporation, and numbers among its Life Members the following: Charles Baker, Secretary, Worcester; Albert J. Gifford, Treasurer, Shrewsbury; Charles L. Allen, Worcester; Charles G. Stratton, Worces¬ ter; George I. Rockwood, Worcester; Aldus C. Higgins, Worcester; Paul B. Morgan, Worcester; Henry J. Fuller, New York, N. Y.; and Samuel M. Stone, West Hartford, Conn. The Ex-Officio Members of the Board include W. T. Cluverius, Chairman, Worcester; Rev. Maxwell Savage, Worces¬ ter; George N. Jeppson, Worcester; Rev. Thomas S. Roy, Worcester; Rev. Pierson P. Harris, Worcester; and Hon. William A. Bennett, Mayor of Worcester. The remainder of the Board consists of members chosen for one to five year terms. Those whose terms expire in 1940 are John A. Remon, Washington, D. C.; Howard F. Fritch, Melrose; and F. Harold Daniels, Worcester. Those whose terms expire in 1941 are George W. Smith, Jr., Greenwich, Conn.; James J. Shea, Spring- field; and George P. Dixon, New York City. Those with terms expiring in 1942 include Lester A. Magraw, Springfield, Ill., and Herbert H. Ferris, Newark, N. J. Those with terms expiring in 1943 are Truman D. Hayes, Boston; Wal lace T. Montague, Worcester; and Frank W. Jack- son, Cleveland, Ohio. Terms expiring in 1944 include those of George F. Booth, Worcester; Frank C. Harrington, Worces¬ ter; and Merrill S. June, Worcester. It is to the untiring efforts and bound¬ less generosity of these men, the unsung champions of Worcester Tech, that we are indebted for the far-sighted expansion pro¬ gram now in progress. 120 ] W . P . I