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

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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Tomorrow is a new day. It will not be like today or yesterday. We may not repeat our emotional peaks, our joys of achievement, our pattern of living. Life is on a high road and we must keep moving. We look back to gauge our progress and to muster courage for the road ahead. In the past neither the road nor the scenery has been of our own making. Even the direction and progress has been only partially ours. Seldom have our com- panions been of our choosing. But from now on, family, teachers, home, friends, each will go his own special way. Life at its best means a growing breadth of co-operation between new people and involves increasing adjustments to new social mechanism. More and more your condition and progress will be the results of your own efforts. Three years at Mechanics Institute has matured you for life on the high road. It has taught you to care for yourself in the open, it has given you the tools and skills of a traveler. Most of all, I hope it has helped you to be always conscious that you carry with you the confidence, hopes, and affection of those you have left behind; confidence in your high sense of values and high aims, hopes for your worthy progress and affection expressing itself in sincere loyalties of deed and spirit. President

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RAMIKIN BOARD OF DIRECTORS MRS, FANNIE R. BIGELOW JOHN P. BOYLAN HERBERT W. BRAMLEY THEODORE C. BRIGGS KENDALL B. CASTLE DR. A. K. CHAPMAN GEORGE H, CLARK A. EDWIN CROCKETT M. HERBERT EI3ENHART JAMES ELY JOSEPH FARLEY CHARLES K. FLINT JAMES E. GLEASON EDWARD A. HALBLEIB WILLIAM B. HALE SOL HEUMANN MRS, WILLIAM B. LEE CARL F. LOME FRANK W. MOFFETT OSCAR H. PIEPER JOHN U PIKE JOHN A. RANDALL CHARLES B. REBASZ DR, RUSH RHEES HERMAN RUSSELL BENJAMIN G. STALLMAN HARRY 0 STEVENSON RAYMOND L THOMPSON DR. HERBERT S. WEET CHARLES H. WILTSIE 14

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