Rochester Institute of Technology - Techmila / Ramikin Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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EDWINA HAGADONE Counselor RETAILING Since its organization in 1923, the Retailing Department has continued to train young men and women both in the theory and prac- tice of the Retailing profession. Careful con- sideration is given to the student's individual desires and needs, in order t hat he may achieve his career objective. An opportunity to secure professional experience combined with specialized training enables each student to an even better understanding of the possibilities of this field. In addition to holding positions of responsibility for which they receive compar- able recognition, the Retailing student secures a personal satisfaction from partici- pation in a profession far reaching in its influence upon the lives and happiness of everyone in the world. Koch 21 Frttz Johnston Stamp? Cunfiyngham

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DUCTCCEAI-'PC; TECIiNCLOGy C. B. NEBLETTE Counselor The objectives of the Detriment of Photo- graphic Technology are to provide thorough and comprehensive training for professional photography and the photographic industry. An understanding of the fundamentals, the acquirement of practical experience in photography as an art and as a craft, and the development of creative ability are among the major objectives of the training program. The work is individualized and is designed to provide for the fullest possible amount of self-direction upon the pari of the student, livery effort is made to lead the student to think and plan as an individual. Realizing that creative power and originality are among the prime essentials of modern photography, the program has been designed to call progressively into play the creative energies of the student. Bond Aa son Clements iVeldelte 20 It ie! tier Brehm Koch Ci Hard

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Barton Thomason Davis Stratton Powell Howland Duckworth Karker Kolb fCC1AL XCIENCE Calvin C. Thomason, Head Warren C. Davis Mrs. Hazel Howland George E. Barton, Jr. Mrs. Georgie C. Hoke Burton E. Stratton Walter Powell, Director of Publicity and Public Relations In planning its activities, the Department of the Social Sciences considers the present and future interests of students that lie outside the strictly technical phases of training. Studies in self-understanding, dealing with people, economics and government, philosophy, and English are included in this liberal curriculum. The present changing age demands more Ilian narrow technical proficiency of men ami women who are to contribute their part in modern society. B. A. M. I. has for the past decade or more taken a leading part among technical schools in recognizing, studying, and developing this phase of education. Also in the picture are: Mr. Frederick J. Kolb, Comptroller Mrs. Earl Karker, Nurse Miss Dorothy Duckworth, Director of Residence Hall 22