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

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A|»|)li«kri Ari MR. CLIFFORD M. LLP- Art Department .Mr. LI I p. couiMclof, hjis rjuliirtini from ihr Efutiitiir aitJ luitr s-lurlkd i «hr Ail Students Luujjiicr an N'fw Ynrk City. He |sa dunr mK-oil i i ng aratl il luwlr i I j ji id N«’W Yrtfk -imi Rotlu!M€f. lie lias aided all Ike Aft «luthrAL his willing and helpful guidance. MR. MILTON E, BOND—Art Department Mr, Bund is a graduate of tbe Institute as well as ihe University of Rochester, l|.- ujs 41 one- tints Art Director of the Mussel I Rneercli I-a bora ter y nd h s been connected with Eastman Kodak Company. lie is just the man to sec when you get stuck on what's what In color. With his friendly smile, lie's there to help you. MRS. LULA SCOTT BAKUS—Art Department Mrs. Bakin It graduate of the Borkpert State Normal and also a graduate of the Instillate majoring in the art course amt the craft teachers training. In IttlS, she began teaching slay school at the Institute and about two years later started teaching night courses also. Before coming here, «he taught for eight years at a public school, fne years at. principal and three years of teaching drawing and mu vie, Mrs. Kakus has also attended Alfred University. Eastman School of Music and the modeling course at the Art Gallery. She is now -V member of ihe American Ceramic Society, the Nrw York Society cf Ceramic Ati. ami the Upstate Btanrh of the American Ceramic Society. MR. CH ARLES C HORN—Arf Department Mr. Horn always is around when aid is needed ond umihIIt has a joke up bis sleeve, lie attended Pratt Institute and the New York. School of Pine anil Applied Art. lie studied painting under Charles Woodbetry and Herbert ftarnert. After a period of research in France and England, he wa. eonnreted with Laidlaw Co., fne. in New York, MISS JACQUELINE A. BRIGGS—Art Department Miss Briggs is a newcomer this year as a teacher and we all warn to ray we welcome Iter with gladness. She lias that rare type of beauty that is more I hurt just skin Jeep. A graduate of the Institute and the University of Rochester with a B.S. degree slie studied under George Enter Browne, tile summer of ld‘15. Her pet likes in art are sculpture and design and yon can hot she is good at both. MR. AILING M. CLEMENTS An Department Mr. Clement) add, hi keen sense of humor along with his interest in human nature. Ile i» a graduate of the Institute, studied in tlir Art League, and in Europe. He thru did free Ijnrc art in New York and worked at rhe SlIRimei fccltool of landscape Painting. Vine Yalley, N, Y. Thanhs to his tenrhings. the art students eon say, Art can 1«; fun. MR. ARTHUR SlNCLAIR-y4rf Department .Mr. Sinclair just returned in January to lake up his teaching again alter bis Army career. He is a graduate of the Institute and the Winona School of I'rdes .ii,n.it Photography, lie wi- I) member of the rtaff »t the Cortland Line Co. and of ihe Hundcl Library, Kuchotui, We are inure than glad tu see you bach with us again, Mr. Sinclair. MR. FRED WELLS—Art Department Mr. Welts has been tbe instructor of lettering f«T the past six years and is proprietor of lire DcMalliC Sign Shop of this city, MRS. MINNIE WYMAN Art Department Mrs, Wyman is tbe little- Indy busily setting up still life displays for the paints'!'. She studied at tbe Boston Normal School, tbe Corcoran Art School, and the New York School of Fine and Applied Ait, She was « pupil of Robert Henri and Hugh Breckinridge. MR. I.ONG—Art Department Mr. Long. Professor, has been with the Institute since lust year and instruct, advanced deign in day school and also night schorl art courses. He attended Syracuse University and ha. taught at tbe University of Illinois, the University of Florida nnd Syracuse University. Mr. Long's specialty U portrait pointing and sculpture. He worked at Etauv-h and I-ornb during the war a an induct rial designer and as a designer of electrified illuminated rynastic instruments for Welch Allen. MR. RALPH H. AVERY—An Department Mt. AvtTy know whit make- ari click and U Always gl-id i lend u a helping Tumi, Mr, Avery relumed tu ilie In-iiciiH1 la i September fiftrr verving for Uncle Snm for a whiUc. He i a gvmlualc of the Eu-Oiliil? filirl itudled painline «nr1« r Charles WftBillifTry nii Lrilh Rom. lie wi cnnihi ffial artist for Hie llickok M.inufjcttiring C®. ■nil later na» director «if ihe HuiuTr! Art Gall-cry, Rochester E'ulilic Library. MR. ELMER LAPP—Art Department Mr. Lapp is a graduate of the Institute as an ait student. He then went In New York City and studied with iho Ait Students League and privately, lie worker! in New York with various advertising agencies and the Famous Plnycts l.a»ky Moving Picture Corporation. In Rochester he was employed si sn Art Director at If, C, Goodwin Incorporated. II' then «ipenril his own studio here. In Europe he spent a summer studying under A.N.A. Browne. Mr, Lapp has been instructing at the Institute (nr the past year in advertising layout In the day school and sketch and frer hand drawing in the evening classes,

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A lmiiiislr;iiion MR, BURTON STRATTON—Director of Extension Division Mr, $l alwg i n graduati! of like Institute'» EU'cliical Department (192BI. H • wont I® Ohio Slate University K|i. c her received hit 13. S. Hr Inter attended! Syracuse University and received lit, M.S. Brfon accepting hi present position at the Institute. In- wj Chief Final Inspector t I he Intimation BtioinOM Corporation, Mf. Stratton ha special inteicsl for outdoor life and tithing. Fox bis spare time, he maintain-, ■ «iitirl In’.ween the Institute nml the Alumni. MRS. LENA KAUKEK Institute's Nurse A ramp in Canada would claim Mr . Karkn'» interest right now, if she weren't »o busy being nur«e to the It IT illident». To cheer up, unci fix up the uudenlt is her goal. But the achievement »he »« proudest „f, i, that o-f watching ‘’bet girl» iri li.O. She is m giaduate of the ltciehv.,trr General Hospital. She did private duty and then e-aiae to KIT. The reason T have stayed e-a here i» because the student «re such good patients, and I enjoy it so. MISS ALICE VAN HOUTEN— Purchasing Agent for Institute Min Van flouted is the little lady th.it runs Our LotrkstOrc. She is a graduate of Rochester Hup-in,-,, Institute after which she wnt employed with the Craftinan Advertising Ss-rsice as an accountant and the Mason Advertising Agency. She has bees with the Institute for twenty year . .MISS DOROTHY CHAMPNEY—Vocational Appraiser Miss Cfaampitey received her B.A, degree at the IJ. of K. majorine in psychology, sociology anil gurdonci-. She a|s» studied fur student guidance at Cornell Univer- sity, For five years prior In association with RIT. Miss Choinppcy w,i, the adviser at John Marshall High School in Rochester. An unusual hobby rs that of Mis Champocjr. which is collecting original figurines front France, England and MRS. MARION STEINMAN—Librarian Friendly guidance, arc the password use.I |,y Mrs. Stetnm.ire, Ibrjii.in at HIT. She i .1 graduate of Hilton High, the U. ol R., the University of Illinois Library School, and Culunit-in University. She has fisco her aide while work ling i,l the Rochester Public Library as Head of Order Division, and nr the University ol flnnhe-tr-r Inmfc store. It j easy to w «he is Interested ju fishing, by the fish lap-id pin she wear . Her likes range front oul-fif-tloori sports—to people. I get the biggest kick oil! of the Undent at BIT.'' she suys, with that ever-present twinkle in her eye. MIL E. KENNETH CARPENTER Vocational Adviser Mr. Carpenter reeel veil lira degree from Blown University in Rhode Island , He h-«s hen. an in- •tryr«m nf Vnyrhnhgr AI liar vsril Univcriil ly nml psyehl vtogy and «ctrt.ll prr.pJRnnd.» Jl St. Ijiwrrnrr. Mr. Carpenter w.m kr|M In t y whi |r «ruilfinf for hi due tor dettrrr at Clark Unite ftiiy. Won •Mn, Msm. OS be 8 ml rue ring mjlbruiaties in a Mas . high selhnol 1 « 1 the s ■ m ’ On hi- «drri.il diclif wr firkl Mr, Cr irprnirf »• mini e minder- i. He plays hr alb the tafuti» r U l ver to p.ir ■n« vi i( r«i mrnl ion eol.lt -cling ''hot rn cords,” llr is •l n inter ♦•«trdl in min' ir sports, bunting nml ( lf- MR. ROBERT J. FISCHER—Institute Publicity Agent Mr. Fincher is n graduate of Ba«ntM«t« and Niagara Preparatory school» and attended the University of Notre Dome. He la been affiliated with the Oemucrut and Chronicle newspaper for twelve years and has been with the Institute a Publicity Director fur «ne year. Among his hobbica are Ashing, gardening, music and above ail, cooking. Those who have tasted some of his dishes can vouch for that. He is the proud father of two darling daughters who delightfully take Up the remainder uf his free time. MRS. MARIE K INN EAR—Health Instructor U'liilo making gymnastics fun, Mis, KlriUcar. the physical education teacher, firings mu good results front every girl. The Boston flouv'c School of Physical EduraLicw claim» her as a graduate. She then went to the (Innrd of Education and taught crippled children, Above -ill, tliongli, the apple a:f her eye is bet seventeen year old daughter. MISS GWEN DA VIES—Assoc. Dir. of Residence Halts (Fictore on Dorm Page ) Miss Davies, who comes to us from Brighton. IS'. Y.. was born in Cheater, England. She attended our dear ol’ KlT, majoring in Costume Design and Illustration. She then attended Eastman School of Music and belonged to the Rochester Opera Company of the Eastman Theater. Since then she lias attended cvlehsion courses at the University of Rochester. Having been with u since the fall of 1913. Miss Davies is well known to the upper classmen for her unbiased opinion, and fair guidance, MISS HARRIET LAYNE-— Ijjoc. Dir. of Residence Halts (Picture on Dnrm Page]I Mis I,.tyre is a newcomer to the dorm thb year. Coming from Blue Island, III., she i a graduate of Macmurray College, and from there she went on to receive her M.A. degree At Syracuse University in Educational Personnel. While there she acted as Student Dean. While at Syracuse she was a member of Phi Ijtididl Theta. Spending her summers at North l-ske, near Kalamazoo, Miss I.nyne is an ardent swimmer anil owns a red kayak. She cojoy» movie», stage plays, likes tu hike, especially in the lull, and nUu likes to try different eating places with interesting atmospheres. Not only lines Miss T.avne help the Dorm girl.» with their trouble , but she also leaches Study Technique at HIT, MISS EVELYN TIPPING—Assoe. Dir, Livingston Dorm (Picture art Harm Pirgr) Miss Tipping'» hometown is in Claremont, K II. She received her B.S. degree at the University of New Hampshire where »hr was n member of P i I.imbda. Kappa Delta I’i, and Phi Kappa 1 1»t. and worked with the Student Christian Movement. She Innght in Well» River. Yt., for two year' where chemistry, dramntics. gmurietiy, home economies, and general seiehcc were a few of the varied courses under lier direction. Mis Tipping like to donee, swim. nl d attend concerts and plays, At the prevent time she is corresponding with people from At least five different cmintries. She nl o ha a twin sister who is teaching in Vermont, Since she like to tench, MU Tipping ho classes in Study Technique nt the Tnciiute.

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 MR. EARLE M. MORECOCK—ffccJrtcw Department Mr. Morecock B.S.. counselor, a« graduated from Clcmson College. He wa an Electrical Engineer at West Virginia Engineering Co. and consulting engineer at Ddco Appliance Company. He i a licdSMtl professional engineer ol New York State. MR. EARL C. KARKER—Electrical Department Mr. Knrkrr, not only loves his work lint also enjoys electricity as his chid htsblty. He was employed wilh Ik Installation Commercial Engineering and Employe Training Divisions «ilf ihe General Hailwuy Signal Co. of Heehrstrr before cooling to the Institute. Hi. thorough knowledge an.I complete fairness make him well appreciated and liked by all his students. MR. CLARENCE E, TU1TES—Electrical Department Mr. Yu i i rs graduated with a B.S. degree from Chirkson College of Tcehnol.opy.. Helore his affiliation with the Institute, he wn» connected with Wcstinghouae Electrical .Mamifacnarinc Co. and uImi wilh Commonwealth Tower Corporation, Hi» ever present, friendly smile Isas been a lasting inspiration to all electrical students. |[e tt faculty «ilriwt to Yhi Sigma Phi Fraternity, and. being an ardent baseball fan. lie in also handling intramural baseball. riicmistry DR. RALPH L VAN PEURSEM—Chemistry Dr port me,it IJr. Van Peufaetn was originali}' from Maurice, Iowa. He attended Central College in Ivlin, (own, fur three year and then went to Iowa Stain Col lege where he received his Du-c'lor Degree in Science, After teaching at Sheldon Juuaioi College, Dr. Van lVitrseui came tn Ihr Institute, lie is nnw supervise of the Chemistry Department. Dr. Van I’cursem was once featured in “Believe It or Net for having graduated from two colleges in two different cities and receiving two degrees before he was twenty-one,. MR. HERBERT ULRICH Chemistry Department Mr. Ullrich is fmm Rochester. IN. Y. He attended the University of Rochester for «even years, taking e i linen in chemistry «ml bkihmiy and reec Icing a Master of Education degree, Mr. Ulrich h.s« had various jobs in the field of science. Now be i« an instructor in both the Chemistry and Foods Department it! ihe Institute. Sir. Ulrich interested in music, photography, fishing and outdoor sport». He looks forward to his weekends on hr farm ill Bristol Hills. MR. HOMER 1MES—Chemistry Department Mr. lines was originally from Nebraska. He attended Nebraska Wesleyan University of Lincoln for four years and then attended Miami University at Oxford, Ohio where he received liis Master'» degree. He taught science eeutsea in high schools and then was an instructor at the Norfolk Junior College in Norfolk, Nebr. ftir three years. Ml. Imps is completing lit» fir t year a an instruetur ill the Chemistry Department at the Institute. Mr- Inivi is interested in farming nml likes to attend concert . He is an adviser of the Chemistry Club, MR. RALPH BH A DEN—C hemistry Department Mr. Braden's former Home wm CallUm. Ohio. He attended Ohio Wesleyan University, rreeired his Bachelor of ScieiVCf degree from the University of Chicago. He nlso has taken course» at Columbia University and the University of Kt chf»ter, Mr. Braden has worked for Dupont and Eastman Kodak Compnnie» and ha done consulting work in chemistry. He i« now an instructor in the Chemi«liy Department. Mr. Braden like any outdoor sport, parlieslaily golf.